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Curry Lamb Chops Recipe
"My husband and I are retired but busy, so I rely on quick dishes like this."Lois Szemko, East Islip, New York.
- 4 bone-in lamb loin chops (4 ounces each)
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 3/4 cup orange juice
- 2 tablespoons reduced-sodium teriyaki sauce
- 2 teaspoons grated orange peel
- 1 teaspoon curry powder
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 teaspoon cornstarch
- 2 tablespoons cold water
- Hot cooked rice, optional
- In a skillet, brown the lamb chops on both sides in oil; drain. Combine the orange juice, teriyaki sauce, orange peel, curry and garlic; pour over lamb. Cover and simmer for 15-20 minutes or until meat is tender. Remove chops and keep warm.
- Combine cornstarch and water until smooth; stir into pan drippings. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Serve lamb and gravy with rice if desired. Yield: 2 servings.
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Clinton's Defense Umbrella Idea for the Mid-East Resurfaces
by Charles Lemos, Tue Jul 21, 2009 at 11:20:39 PM EDT
Secretary of State Clinton in Bangkok resurrected an idea that she originally proposed back during the primaries last year. Then a candidate for President, Mrs. Clinton argued that United States would deal with a nuclear Iran -- by arming its neighbors and extending a "umbrella of deterrence" over the region. In an April 2008 debate, then Senator Clinton said that the United States "should be looking to create an umbrella of deterrence that goes much further than just Israel. Of course I would make it clear to the Iranians that an attack on Israel would incur massive retaliation from the United States, but I would do the same with other countries in the region."
Recently a number of foreign policy analysts have suggested that Secretary Clinton was a forgotten player in the Obama Administration - some going as far that she had been sidelined completely - but the resurfacing of the defense umbrella idea is the clearest evidence yet that Secretary Clinton is winning policy battles within the Administration.
From the New York Times:
"We will still hold the door open (for talks with Iran) but we also have made it clear that we'll take actions, as I've said time and time again, crippling action, working to upgrade the defense of our partners in the region," she said in a program taped for Thai television during a visit to Bangkok.
"We want Iran to calculate what I think is a fair assessment ... that if the U.S. extends a defense umbrella over the region, if we do even more to support the military capacity of those in the Gulf, it's unlikely that Iran will be any stronger or safer because they won't be able to intimidate and dominate as they apparently believe they can once they have a nuclear weapon."
Last week Clinton said Iran's intentions were unclear following June's election there and that Washington's offer of talks with Tehran over its nuclear program was not open-ended.
The former Bush administration refused to engage Iran directly until it had met certain preconditions, including suspending uranium enrichment, a process that can produce fuel for nuclear power plants or atomic weapons.
But President Barack Obama, who took over in January, says that approach failed and Clinton has also said it was a mistake.
Despite the policy shift, Iran has not responded to Obama's overtures and those from other countries seeking to persuade Tehran to give up sensitive nuclear work the West believes is aimed at building a bomb and Iran says is to generate power.
Diplomats suspect Iran is buying time by stalling over getting into any substantive talks.
As James Hoagland noted US defense guarantees would enable "Arab states to forgo developing their own nuclear arsenals, just as the U.S.-Japan bilateral security treaty is intended to keep Japan nuclear-free." Deterrence works. It is a proven concept.
Tags: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, US Foreign Policy, US Mid-East Policy, US-Iranian Relations (all tags)


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The final day of the 2014 NFL Combine will wrap up Tuesday in Indianapolis with the defensive back class showing off its speed for the scouts in the always-important 40-yard dash.
As of Tuesday morning, Kent State running back Dri Archer still held the fastest recorded time after clocking a blistering 4.26 in the 40-yard dash on Sunday. Of the local players, Alabama's Kevin Norwood currently has the fastest time after running a 4.48-40 over the weekend while his teammate, offensive tackle prospect Cyrus Koundjio, saw his draft stock take a major blow when he ran 120 feet in 5.59 seconds, one of the worst times recorded at this year's combine.
Check out all the 40-yard dash times recorded by players with Alabama ties (University of Alabama, Auburn University) and other notable players from around the country like Texas A&M's Heisman winner Johnny Manziel and South Carolina's freakishly-gifted Jadeveon Clowney, both of whom finished with impressive times.
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News: Rick Ross On G-Unit's Sha Money XL At Def Jam, "There's No Animosity Here"
Thursday, May 20, 2010 11:50AM
Southern rapper Rick Ross has opened up about G-Unit associate Sha Money XL being appointed as the new Senior VP of A&R at Def Jam.
While he has not yet worked with him, Ross said he did not have any problems with his rap rival 50 Cent's producer.
"Not at all," Ross said when asked if he has yet to work with Sha. "You know, this is a huge building. And I'm such a boss, so I could pretty much work with who I decide to work with. But I feel every man has a right to feed his family, so there's no animosity here." (VIBE)
Sha Money XL recently spoke with SOHH about working with Ross in the future.
"I support every artist on the label," Sha told SOHH. "I had conversations with 50 about that and we even spoke on if I had to find Rick Ross a hit and I had one, it wouldn't be for me to not give it to him. I support everybody on this label, I want everybody to win, the company makes money and we all make money and we all grow, so, it's not about holding somebody back trying to [stop] someone from moving ahead and he's doing his thing. So it's nothing for me to hate on, I work for this company so everybody needs to win because I'm on a team. I'm not a beef squasher, I don't get in the middle of none of that sh*t, all I know is whoever has a problem with me just needs to have a problem with 'me.' 50 is the big homie and his strategies are for what works for him and I support all of that but at the same time I'm in a business vibe, this sh*t is not about beef. Beef don't make money, man. That sh*t is sports, it's just about being the most competitive person out there and n*ggas can't f*ck with 50 on that level because he keeps going, his money is long, his mind is wise." (SOHH)
Last month, Sha talked about the possibility of 50 and Lloyd Banks joining Def Jam.
"I've been floating around this industry since I've just been executive-producing 50 [Cent]'s albums," XL said in an interview. "Finally, the call came. It felt so good. Def Jam is such a strong company and strong roster. The staff is amazing. I felt it instantly. I knew that this is something I can do with my New York vision and New York swag and bring that for all the guys that's based out here...I spoke to Fif, to [his manager Chris] Lighty. I would love to see [G-Unit] there...Banks has an amazing record right now, independently. If things work out, then yeah, I would love to see that happen." (MTV)
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Complete title: Feasibility of Implementing Pre-Transplant Evaluation by the Supportive Care Team for Patients Undergoing Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation for Hematological Malignancies
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- Planned autologous or allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplantation
- Presence of co-morbidities (hematopoietic cell transplant co-morbidity index [HCT-CI] score 3 or greater), high risk disease (relapse risk > 25%), or a planned type of transplant (human leukocyte antigen [HLA]-mismatched allogeneic or myeloablative) that places the patient at a higher than average risk of non-relapse mortality or relapse
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An elegant textured sedge, Carex Appalachia forms a neat clump of fine foliage with a fountaining habit. Good for erosion control and soil stabilization. Can be used as a groundcover, and seeds benefit birds. Likes it dry and can grow in full sun or some shade. Limited supply.
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Walters gets tough test in MLB debut
St. Louis (8-3) at Chicago (5-4), 1:20 p.m. CT
CHICAGO -- Hoping to ease at least some of the pressure on rookie right-hander P.J. Walters, the Cardinals elected not to have him make his debut under the lights on ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball. Instead, Walters will pitch Friday -- against Cubs ace Carlos Zambrano. Have fun, kid.Still, it seems that Walters has the right idea as he prepares to make his Major League debut. "Every game is a big game," he said. Walters moves into the rotation in place of Chris Carpenter, who is sidelined with a left oblique muscle injury. He actually will pitch prior to Carpenter's originally scheduled turn in the rotation, allowing the Cardinals to push two other starters back an extra day. The Cardinals' Minor League pitcher of the year in 2007, Walters hit a bump in the road when he reached Triple-A Memphis in 2008. But Walters enjoyed a solid campaign with Carolina in the Puerto Rican Winter League, and followed it up with an excellent spring. That allowed him to move up on the list of candidates for an in-season promotion, passing alternatives such as Mitchell Boggs, who pitched for the big club in 2008. "Last year in Memphis wasn't exactly the way I planned it, but I learned a lot of things," Walters said. "And then I was able to work this winter and in the spring and got things back the way they should be. Going down there and being able to throw, have hitters in the box, it's a lot easier to tell how good what you're doing is." While facing Zambrano and the Cardinals' biggest rivals makes for a tough challenge for Walters, in a sense it may also lessen the pressure. St. Louis rarely hits the Chicago ace well. If Walters can hold his own and keep the club in the game, it will be an accomplishment. Not that his teammates are looking at it that way. Up 1-0 in their weekend series with the Cubs, they're gunning for more. "We face one of the best guys in the league, who always gives us a tough time," said Albert Pujols. "We need to figure out how to beat that guy. [Walters] is pretty pumped up, and if he's here, it's because he's got something special." Pitching matchup
STL: RHP P.J. Walters (0-0, -.-- ERA)
Walters impressed the Major League staff in Spring Training, leapfrogging to the top of the sixth-starter chart. He throws strikes and keeps the ball on the ground, two traits that endear any young pitcher to manager Tony La Russa and pitching coach Dave Duncan. Still, Walters struggled somewhat last year in his first exposure to Triple-A, and it will be intriguing to see how he handles big league hitters in his first shot. CHC: RHP Carlos Zambrano (1-0, 3.00 ERA)
This will be Zambrano's first start at home this season. The right-hander was 7-2 at Wrigley last year. In his last start Saturday night at Miller Park, Zambrano gave up three runs on seven hits and three walks over six innings. He did strike out seven, but also threw 118 pitches. Prince Fielder connected on one of those for his first homer. The runs were the first off Zambrano at Miller Park in 20 innings. He was 1-2 with a 12.75 ERA against the Cardinals last year. Tidbits
Chris Duncan and Ryan Ludwick both have hit in every game in which they've appeared this year. ... Pujols is 14-for-54 (.259) against Zambrano, but has five home runs off the big righty. ... Skip Schumaker is 7-for-19 with four extra-base hits against Zambrano, good for a .368 average and .737 slugging percentage. ... Khalil Greene is 1-for-18 (.056) against Zambrano. ... Yadier Molina is 14-for-82 (.171) in his career at Wrigley Field. Tickets
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Saturday: Cardinals (Kyle Lohse, 2-0, 1.13) at Cubs (Ryan Dempster, 1-0, 4.50), 2:40 p.m. CT
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I've have recently being looking at the new BSc in Architecture in UCC and CIT. I am a little confused regarding the length of the course, which is four years. I'm currently trying to compare this versus courses in DIT and UCD, which seem to be three years for something equivalent. However, I have seen courses in the past which are four years but this includes a year's worth of external work, generally undertaken in the Easter term of 2nd, 3rd and 4th years.
Lastly, I am also curious as to whether the course in UCC/CIT is recognised by any significant body. On the website, it indicates that the course has been designed with the Southern Office of the RIAI. However, it does not reference any exemptions from entrance examinations to the same body. This could be rectified by the time the course is completed but is there any guarantee of this?
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I recently came across a Facebook app called Q-Kards. It's a simple flashcard app that allows you to create flashcards (for any topic like learning a language or text vocab) to help you memorize information. You can share your cards … Continue reading →
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Viking bills itself as the premier river cruise line in the world. Our recent cruise challenges this assessment. My wife and I, along with another couple, are experienced cruisers on large ships (15 sailings), with this being our first river cruise. River cruises are different. While we enjoyed the unique Viking itinerary through the Czech Republic and the former East Germany, we were disappointed with Viking.
THE SHIP. Build in 1991 and refurbished in 2001, the ship is past its prime and should be beached. Cabins are efficiently designed but very tight at 120 square feet, with a fold down single bed and a sofa convert. Capacity is 124 passengers in 60 cabins. The restaurant and lounge bar areas were pleasant. There is no shop on board. The top deck is open with shade cover, a nice place to watch things go by. Stairs between the three decks are steep with chair lifts available. The telephone in our cabin was inoperative. Several people complained of diesel odor in their cabins, which the staff first ignored, then eventually came in with scent spray to mask the smell. Our TV suffered from vertical roll. However, the ship interior was clean and well maintained.
ONBOARD DINING. Marginal at best in terms of quality. Breakfast was the highlight, lunch also good, dinner usually disappointing. Our first night's entree of whitefish was undercooked and tasteless. Several night's selections proved to be extremely bland. Serving size portions were modest but "seconds" were always available. We didn't go hungry but this wasn't multi star dining by any means. Dining room service was fast and efficient. Wine, beer and alcoholic fans could order a 7 day inclusive package costing 300 euro ($430 USD) per cabin (double occupancy). This package was presented as a hard sell by the Maitre d' the first night, but didn't prove to be worth it. The deal was not available to just one person in a cabin, disappointing since my wife is a non drinker. There was no flexibility on this company policy.
ENTERTAINMENT AND ACTIVITIES. How can you critique nothing? One single night out of seven offered a brilliant young trio playing classical music onboard. Most night's offerings were hour long amateurish slide presentations by the Cruise Manager on such topics as the European Union and the Ship's design. Music was provided by the same single dour musician Gabor playing either the accordion or piano with pre-recorded beat background. Bingo was held one afternoon, with only 8 participants interested. Very few raffle tickets were sold over the several days, no wonder since the "prize" being a Viking T shirt. There is no internet access.
RATES. Viking charges more than competitor Grand Circle. Listening to comparison comments from other experienced river cruisers on board who have traveled both lines, the higher Viking rate is not good value for money. If you go Viking, be sure to get the early booking discount.
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I am a biology major, and education certification minor with plans to student teacher in the Fall of 2010. As a student at St. Lawrence I have been actively involved in organizations such as the Campus Kitchens Program which serves a free meal to the Canton community each week using excess food from Dana, SUNY Canton and other businesses in the area. I am also a member of Tri-Beta, and Rotarac. I work as a student athletic trainer with interests in medicine and health care, as well as a tutor in local elementary schools. I plan to graduate from St. Lawrence and go on to get my masters in education so that I can teach Biology at the middle school and high school level.


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This is the original, one-of-a-kind, total immersion poetry manuscript conference. Faculty includes nationally-renowned poet-editors and publishers. Work with the best for the best results!
Our unique, realistic method of manuscript evaluation sets poets with a manuscript-in-progress on a path toward publication. Poets also get a look into the publication world and make important contacts with leading editors, teachers, and publishers.
"...undoubtedly the most profound poetry experience I've ever had. What I learned in forty-eight hours will be with me for years to come."
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September 19 – 22, 2014
A select group of poets will bring their manuscripts to this spacious house, newly constructed in the adobe style of the region, midway between Taos and Santa Fe, with panoramic views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and meet and work with nationally known poets, publishers, and editors. All poets with an in-progress book-length or chapbook-length manuscript are welcome to apply.
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Suffolk University
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October 24 – 27, 2014
A select group of poets will bring their completed or in-progress manuscripts to the White House Inn in Wilmington, Vermont. In a majestic Victorian estate set on the crest of a high, rolling hill surrounded by trees and formal flower gardens, they will work with nationally known poets, publishers, and editors. All poets with an in-progress book-length or chapbook-length manuscript are welcome to apply.
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Smith College
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November 21 – 24, 2014
A small (maximum 8), select group of poets will come to a turn-of-the-century Colonial revival estate, nestled in the pioneer valley of Western Massachusetts, and there they will work closely with poet and conference founder Joan Houlihan (Lesley University) and poet and publisher Martha Rhodes (Four Way Books).
Intensive open only to Colrain alums and/or finalist or semi-finalist in a manuscript competition or equivalent. Those with previous book publication also considered.
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Founded in 1984, North Carolinians for Home Education (NCHE) is a private, volunteer organization active at the state level, serving homeschoolers in North Carolina and beyond.
In order to better serve, NCHE divides the state into twelve regions. Each region has an assigned number and Regional Director.
Homeschooling is the view that education is best when teaching and learning are integrated into the relationships and activities of the family.
The oldest form of education, homeschooling was legally recognized in NC in 1988.
Article 39 of chapter 115C of the General Statutes defines a Homeschool in NC. The Division of Non-Public Instruction (DNPE) administers the NC law governing homeschooling practice.
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There was a time, and not all that long ago, that, if you lived out in the country especially, likely as not on a day in and day out basis, you weren't going to see anybody you didn't already know, or do anything you hadn't done before. And there was a certain security in that. You were surrounded by friends and family and neighbors and you had a common goal, of not only surviving but thriving.
In an area of Humphreys County named Deovolente such a life style existed. Founded by African-American's who were determined to take charge of their own destinies.
Alice Clark: The word "Deovolente" means "God Willing." And that was what we took it to be and that is what we did. We worked to make things go well.
Walt: State Representative Alice Clark was raised in the Deovolente Community out from Belzoni and was in on the putting together of a Deovolente Museum that is housed in a room of a building at McNair School in Belzoni. Eula Davis was in on the founding of the museum, too. And they have a simple goal, preserving the spirit of an era.
Eula Davis: We want our children, and our children's children to know from whence we came, our struggles and most of all, our accomplishments.
Walt: The Deovolente Museum seemed such a good idea that rooms have been dedicated to all of the OTHER towns and villages in the county; Belzoni, Isola, Midnight.
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Wardell Walton: One is an old cowhide chair that was owned by my mother years ago. My mother died, she lived to be 104 years old. But it's an old cowhide chair and it holds a lot of memories.
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|Gabby Douglas praises God for winning Olympic gold
According to the Christian Post, American Olympic gold medal winning gymnast Gabby Douglas praised God following her amazing win in the women's gymnastics all-around event in London on Thursday, August 2, 2012.
After winning, the 16-year-old gave an interview with NBC and celebrated the moment by praising God and offering her thanks for an amazing blessing. She definitely isn't afraid to display her faith.
Douglas testified in the interview: "It is everything I thought it would be; being the Olympic champion, it definitely is an amazing feeling. And I give all the glory to God. It's kind of a win-win situation. The glory goes up to Him and the blessings fall down on me."
What an interesting way to see it that way: a win-win situation.
Gabby also took to Twitter to continue her praise. She tweeted: "Let all that I am praise the LORD; may I never forget the good things He does for me."
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I have a Low Rear Tire on my Farmall Super a but the problem is that they are filled with calcium, and so I jacked up the tractor to get the weight off the tire, spun it around so the valve stem is on the top and put air in the tire, but I can not check the pressure with a gaugh because of the liquiid calcium. Other than just Sight, how can I tell if I put Too Much or too Little in? Any tips on solving this problem? Does it realy matter as long as the tire Looks well inflated? I do use the tractor with rear implements and it does have wheel weights as well.
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You need to buy an air/water gauge. Should be easy to find, for example:
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Another technique. I have several air compressors on which you can adjust the output psi. Set the gauge on your air compressor to the psi you want in the tractor tire. Then inflate the tire.
One air compressor, battery powered, that is carried in a vehicle, will shut itself off when the air pressure in the tire reaches the psi set on the guage.
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Thanks, I never even knew there was such a thing............I'm a Rookie at This
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North Carolina
3.98/5 rDev +1.5%
Pours a pale yellow with a light head,the aroma is quite yeasty and a little smokey.Taste is very light but quite flavorable with some light spicy notes with a nice light smokey tinge.A nice soft bitterness to it,a very light refreshing incredably easy to drink brew,refilled my growler with it real nice.
11-18-2003 01:23:57 | More by oberon
New York
3.28/5 rDev -16.3%
Pale golden/amber with a thin white head. Brewed in the style of a Belgian "single."
The aroma and flavor both start out intensely floral - not hop floral, but Martha Stewart's garden floral. Rather tingly on the tongue as well. Once that initial hit passes, it then dries out to a generally Belgian sort of wheaty-malty flavor with a bit of yeastiness and bitterness. It stays that way until the end.
07-27-2002 22:17:19 | More by sponberg
4/5 rDev +2%
12 oz glass on tap at the Phoenixville location. The beer poured a strong golden color with a very slim off white head. The aroma was a pleasant mix of spice and a bit sweet with some yeast notes thrown in for good measure. In my frist taste I got some Belgian cany sugar and some citrus notes. Yum. This beer is very drinkable with no noticable alcohol taste but it is definitely there. If I didn't want to same a few other beers on this trip I could have easily stayed with this beer all night.
04-02-2006 01:15:19 | More by ggaughan
4.2/5 rDev +7.1%
Good presentation: clear, golden with copper notes and a firm 1/4" white head. The aroma is familiar but I cannot place it: perfumed, sweetish, fruity. Very nice! The mouthfeel is good with a restrained effervescence and a soft body. The flavor is clearly malt accented with a good amount of character from the yeast; and exceptionally well balanced with light hop bitterness. The finish is lightly dry, inviting you back for more. An extremely well done beer.
07-30-2002 14:27:10 | More by NeroFiddled
4.15/5 rDev +5.9%
On-tap at the brewpub with a plate of chicken torandos. Had this in the middle of a long bike ride and it really hit the spot. The only thing that set this apart from beer straight out of Belgium is that this tastes so bright and fresh. It reminds me a touch of a lower-alcohol Duvel for the biscuit and bready malt profile. There's also a tasty bite of earthy citrus hops that gives this beer a bitter send off. Definitely try this beer.
02-15-2009 17:47:07 | More by tempest
4/5 rDev +2%
Gold colored not a strong Belgian. It is a single style with gentle tastes and nothing overpowering. Very drinakble if it is a bit on the hoppier end much like a Saison. It has a great palate cleansing effect that asks for more and leaves the drinker happy.
04-07-2003 14:07:00 | More by bierman2000
New Jersey
3.83/5 rDev -2.3%
A: Poured a bright, clear gold with a compact frothy white head that quickly dissipated leaving little lacing. Visible carbonation was mediurm.
S: The nose yielded a nice sense of citrusy hops and yeastiness of bananas, light lemons and wheat grains.
T: The initial flavor had a light tartness of oranges, bananas, and lemons. There was a crisp nature to the malting with some light candi-sugar notes and pears sneaking through from the yeast. Overall a bright crisp malting with a subtle citrusy hoppiness that was clean and very enjoyable.
M: crisp and lively from the carbonation, tingly on the tongue while finishing dry.
D: Nice drinkability, abv is hardly noticeable while the palate was very crisp, clean and went down effortlessly. Could drink a few of these no problem.
09-13-2008 19:09:44 | More by beerthulhu
3.98/5 rDev +1.5%
Appears a transparent light gold with a 1 finger white head of froth that quickly dissolves into a mild cap. Spots of lacing are left around the glass.
Smell is of some musty funk with straw, along with candi sugar, lightly malted barley with a touch of graininess, and minerals. Perhaps a touch of rubber and apple esters?
Taste is of the mentioned aromas with some gentle spicing, sugar, & earthy notes.
Mouthfeel is that of a medium bodied with sweetness up front. Gentle hopping compliments the sweetness up front with grassy and herbal notes.
04-03-2007 17:22:18 | More by weeare138
New York
4/5 rDev +2%
02-03-2012 04:08:28 | More by josefnewsong
4.1/5 rDev +4.6%
Aroma smacks you with that distinctive smell that only a belgian yeast can give. Other smells included a light fruitiness and a pleasing sweetness. Body was quite smoothe and helped to enhance the flavors in the beer. Malt and that signature belgian yeast flavor are dominant. Finish is clean and dry with a slight bitterness. Very well done and worth taking home in a growler.
12-27-2002 16:14:26 | More by jreitman
4.25/5 rDev +8.4%
A: Clear bright gold with a very white one finger head with minimal retention and some nice lacing.
S: Spicy yeast scents, lemon, and some breadiness.
T: Clove, banana, coriander, white pepper, lemon zest, and earthy hops. There is a lot of flavor especially for this style.
M: Nice carbination, light to medium body with some bitter feel on the tongue and crisp, clean finish.
D: This is a great alternative to a wit or wheat and a nice lower alcohol alternative to a Saison. This would be great for a summer party/BBQ.
05-31-2008 01:03:35 | More by Biscuit033
3.5/5 rDev -10.7%
Pours a light golden color with a short lived head. Aroma of phenolic Belgian yeast and grains, detecting wheat. In the taste, sugary malt, raw coarse grains and a candy like yeast note. Light herbal hops dial in with a fairly hefty bitterness. Medium bodied, medium-high carbonation and slightly dry. The finish carries Belgian yeast and hop bitterness in a refreshing fashion. Overall, this is a very solidly crafted Belgian ale. Enjoyable.
01-19-2014 03:05:13 | More by Stinkypuss
New Jersey
3.8/5 rDev -3.1%
It pours a crystal clear gold, like an ingot from Goldfinger. A finger of white head dwindles soon to fine frothy webs. Flares of lacing spot the glass.
In the aroma, a light grain sweetness couples with bananas, clove, and an underlying doughiness. A mild citrus note plays quietly with a thin vaopr of alcohol.
Upon sipping, the intial toasted malt sweetness backs off to give some leeway to bananas and berries, which in turn drop quickly to a grassy, vague spiciness. A warm alcohol current slips through along with a general earthiness. The finish is a rather abrupt cessation of all else, in deference to a stab of bitterness fades to a mild but crisp dryness. While interesting in its way, it's hasty, mildly stuttering, and also pretty indistinct in character.
Medium bodied, it's fairly carbonated and enlivened on the palate, sliding and popping along slowly.
I did have high hopes, and while they weren't exactly dashed, they were not especially buoyed either. It's very, truly pretty, but the flavor just doesn't mesh and blend as seamlessly as most Sly Fox beers seem to. Don't get me wrong, it's reasonably tasty, on the surface, and fairly enjoyable, and the whole does go down drinkably well, but it's not memorable or even satiating. But hey, not every beer is going to be a masterpiece. I may not get another growler, but finishing this one won't be the worst chore.
04-05-2006 16:36:57 | More by Foxman
3.6/5 rDev -8.2%
Clear, deep gold colour. Unfortunately, my glass was poured with no head, but a thin skim of foam appeared after agitation. Sweet aroma with some clove and a mild pear fruitiness. Definite apple juice as it warms. The same fruitiness is in the flavour and the finish is mildly spicy. Bitterness is very low, clove and banana carry through to the end. Medium bodied with low carbonation. There's a hint of slickness to the texture, quite nice. Quite decent. My first beer during my inaugural session at the Sly Fox.
03-17-2006 02:46:47 | More by DrJay
3.75/5 rDev -4.3%
Crystal clear golden yellow with four (I counted) bubbles rising up to the razor thin scattered beige head. This looks like a chardonay. Props: Poured into a proper goblet.
Aroma of clove, musty spice yet not overpowering.
First swigs: Balanced blended clove greets delicate banana. A touch of dry straw hops. Slightly peppery with some anisette. Clean aftertaste leaves an undetectable ABV but a bit warm in the back of the throat.
A thin to medium feel brew. A tiny touch of tight carbonation, with a smooth slick feel.
The drinkability reminds me of a specialized flavor that needs to be complimented by a special mood. Not a growler grab for the buddies.
Last swigs: Belgian clove pale meets Jever pilsner. Other than that, this does not ring a familiar chime.
Beer is good. Happy local beering.
03-15-2005 06:16:28 | More by blitheringidiot
3.75/5 rDev -4.3%
01-06-2014 03:00:31 | More by kmos27
3.93/5 rDev +0.3%
A very nice, sessionable Belgian ale.
Pours light amber and clear with a small head. The aroma is spicy, but with a clean, crisp malt character. The flavor is clean and malty, like a good American pale ale, but with a light coat of that spicy, phenolic flavor that says Belgian Ale. The mouthfeel is thin and pleasant.
This is probably not the Belgian Pale Ale for purists, but for an American Pale Ale lover looking for something a little different, this is an excellent choice. It would be a good entry beer for those nervous about getting into the Belgian world.
And even for hard core Beer geeks, this is a great session pale ale.
03-08-2009 23:50:37 | More by Seanibus
3.78/5 rDev -3.6%
Enjoyed a five beer sampler of 4 oz, Michelin Man style glasses, beers. This was the first one consumed.
Golden, very thin head.
Light spice Belgian aroma. Very clean and light. Hard to force a head on this one...even with lots of swirling.
Unique spiceness which may be attributed more to the malt sweetness.
04-03-2009 13:54:04 | More by Yetiman420
3.88/5 rDev -1%
Faintly hazy medium gold with a small, white, rapidly diminishing head. The aroma and taste both center around the pleasant, spicy, musty Belgian yeast. Some clove in the aroma along with some fruit and alcohol esters. Taste-wise, lightly sweet malts slowly give way to a grassy hops finish, enticing you with quick flashes of many different flavors. Clove, banana, citrus, grain, pepper, straw, apple . It has a medium-light body and a lightly dry texture. Pretty good. If my wife wasnt pregnant I would have brought a growler of this home for her. She would love it.
04-26-2007 19:41:42 | More by ski271
4.47/5 rDev +14%
Poured a hazy (nearly opaque) yellow, orange color with a small, sticky, white head that left light lacing on the glass. Aroma of sweet clove, banana, yeast, citrus, and a light wheatiness. Subtle melon, citrus, candy sugar, spicy, minty and lightly yeasty taste. No alcohol present. A kick ass rendition of the style, and damn that waitress for not giving me the two growlers I asked for!
12-16-2004 02:29:07 | More by egajdzis
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +2%
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Microsoft is upping the stakes in the growing market for cloud-based ERP, with its Dynamics GP 2013 and NAV 2013 products now available for deployment on its Azure service.
The launch, announced Tuesday, gives customers another option for cloud-based ERP (enterprise resource planning) services besides NetSuite, SAP Business ByDesign, and others. It's a bit late in coming, as Microsoft originally said availability would be toward the end of last year.
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