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Arcadia Shipwreck Porter - Arcadia Brewing Company
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Reviews by Fishman007:
4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
I poured the beer from a 12 oz bottle with red wax on the cap quite quickly into a pint glass and the head still remained considerably small. I would say this beer does a great job of hiding the 12% alcohol content. The beer is very drinkable and I drank it relatively fast while typing this review. The bourbon taste is present, but not overwhelming. There are notes of chocolate that make the after taste feel comfortable and ready for the next sip.
05-17-2012 01:22:04 | More by Fishman007
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North Carolina
3.93/5 rDev +2.1%
Thru the years I have thought of Arcadia to be hit or miss with there wares,alot of their "big" beers havent lived up to expectations that I had for them.
2008 version.Poured a deep cola color with a creamy toasted almond colored one finger head,aromas mainly of chocolate,dark fruit,and oak induced vanilla notes.The oak is much more pronounced on the palate with some vanilla and wood,dark fruit and bitter chocolate round out the flavors with a bit of sweetish alcohol showing thru more as the beer warmed.Its a solid Baltic porter but not mind blowing.
08-17-2009 21:10:08 | More by oberon
3.03/5 rDev -21.3%
Appearance This one is dark brown in color with orange highlights and a modest, brown head.
Smell The rich malts were covered with a harsh alcohol aroma that diluted the pleasure of this nose. There was a whiff of coffee at the end that helped things out, though.
Taste This fella shows off a big coconut flavor at the taste along with some vanilla notes. Theres a light, rather flimsy malt base thats too small to respect.
Mouthfeel This is shy of medium-bodied and too thin for a BP. The alcohol is much too stingy for a beer thats less than five percent.
Drinkability This is a barely drinkable BP that had an unusual vanilla character.
06-08-2006 02:09:10 | More by RoyalT
4/5 rDev +3.9%
A very dark brown, nearly black beer with a thick cafe au lait head. A bit of lace. Sweet chocolate aroma, and noticeable whiskey. Mostly tasted of sweet chocolate, some vanilla. A bit of espresso late. I could also taste the alcohol in the background. Pretty smooth beer. Would buy it again.
01-24-2010 13:22:25 | More by lordofthewiens
New York
3.83/5 rDev -0.5%
22 ounce bomber bottle, no freshness info offered. Pours darkest brown with orangy light shining through the edges of the glass, dark tan, middle of the road head and minor lacing. Nose of vanilla, and smoke. Intense flavors here of wood, burnt grains and smoke. Decent enough porter, perhaps a little thin, went well with some bread cheese and nuts. Not my favorite offering from Arcadia, but worth a try anyway
06-03-2007 02:09:29 | More by Billolick
3.95/5 rDev +2.6%
Pours out an opaque black Stout color with a decent head of cream with lots of big bubbles on top. Laces in patches and smaller marks. Aroma has Irish coffee elements, some reminders of red wine and oak from the barrel conditioning. Mouthfeel is nice to begin with, creamy with subdued carbonation. Flavor features lots of bitter dark chocolate with a snap of vinous raisins and current and highlighting the bourbon casks. It also has good persistance, but perhaps the carbonation (initially smooth) seems a little too active at the end. Plenty of aftertaste, perhaps with a small touch of hops re-inforcing the roasty bittering of the brew, along with some smokey whiskey flavors. Arcadia has a wide range of beers to my tastes, this one works for me.
05-06-2006 01:17:39 | More by ADR
3.88/5 rDev +0.8%
(Served in a dimple mug)
2007 vintage
A- This beer has a deep dense brown body with a hint of brown glow from the base. There is a light tan head of foam that sticks to the side of the glass forming a big meniscus. The body is a bit too dense to see any carbonation.
S- A faint sour cherry note gives way to a big woody oak smell and then to dark roasted malt supported by a soft dark coco powder note.
T- The big woody oak flavor seems to grow larger with each sip. There are supporting flavors of a soft sweet and sour notes, roasted black malt and some toasted malt flavors. A dark raisin note comes through before the finish of soft chocolate malt and chalk finish the beer.
M- This beer has a medium mouthfeel iwth a tight fizz finish but no alcohol heat noticed.
D- The slight funk hint of sour is a nice twist to a barrel aged porter, but the barrel keeps punching me in the mouth and I can't appreciate the rest of the flavors. I know there is a very nice Porter underneath.
01-27-2008 02:57:55 | More by rhoadsrage
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
02-20-2012 21:23:53 | More by cynical1027
Ontario (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev -7%
Nice black colour,good aroma of the bourbon. I think this was aged in a bourbon barrel and would have liked it not to be. It was woody and I tasted the corn sweetner. We Canadians are not so oy-yoy-yoy on bourbon. I also found the mouthfeel to be a tad on the thin side.
11-19-2006 02:23:14 | More by Sammy
4.43/5 rDev +15.1%
22 oz bottle. Standard cap. Fairly nice pressure sensitive label with some nice Celtic details.
Pours an opaque black body beneath a creamy head of dark tan that borders on moving into 'light brown' stature. The head retention is quite good, and it maintains a solid cap throughout the glass, leaving solid walls of lace as it goes.
In the nose the Bourbon is quite apparent; as is a bit of lightly charred oak. And there's also a very hearty helping of yeasty fruitiness that includes juicy red delicious apples, sweet red berries, a hint of melon, and even some coconut milk.
The darker, more roasty notes appear in the flavor, but they're also threaded through and through with the yeasty fruitiness, giving it a thinner, and more accessible character throughout. If this is "Shipwreck Porter", then it must have been a pirate ship loaded with gold, bananas, tropical fruit (melon, papaya), and cocoa. It's bright and vibrant, and full of flavor. It finishes dry with loads of fruit (apple, strawberry, kiwi) and cocoa.
The bitterness is balanced, and without being strong it's still firm. It lingers on the palate with melon and apple and a bit of Bourbon. It's almost exactly like Laird's AppleJack. Interesting!!!!
Overall, I was impressed at how drinkable this beer was given the hype. It finishes dry with loads of fruit (apple, strawberry, kiwi). Very nice! Certainly worth trying!
12-09-2008 04:54:18 | More by NeroFiddled
4/5 rDev +3.9%
02-29-2012 06:40:43 | More by let8it8grow
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
05-19-2013 16:18:44 | More by Photekut
3.63/5 rDev -5.7%
The look of this beer was pretty good. I must say I was a little thrown by the label(the label didn't mention whiskey barrels). I'm not a big whiskey fan, so I was surprised when I tasted the hint of whiskey after my first sip. After my taste buds settled down I did enjoy it. Only one for this old boy. I really liked all the qualities it possessed, the dark color, the malty/whiskey taste. It left a nice warm feeling in my mouth. But only one.
02-10-2009 23:22:26 | More by MaineBirdMan
4/5 rDev +3.9%
01-10-2012 18:50:53 | More by jheberle
3.98/5 rDev +3.4%
Cheers to czoch75 for this one, thanks Clint!
Pours mahogany with 3+ fingers of rocky mocha head. Above average lacing & head retention
S: Bourbon notes & dark fruit
T: Sour mash, dryness & oakyness up front. More of the same, with some oaky & coca-cola vanilla notes & more sour mash & some dark chcolate as this warms. Finishes sour with vanilla sweetness 8 a bit of a booze kiss
MF: Medium bodied, low carbonation, smooth & sticky
Drinks prety easy, a pretty good crack at the style, needs more chocolate or dark fruit to make me happy. If you don't like sour mash you may want to avoid this one
12-28-2008 23:17:24 | More by russpowell
Rhode Island
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
22 Oz Bottle. Rich bourbon vanilla, oak, bourbon browned malt sugars and nips of candied licorice. Warm, creamy and rich. Pours dark brown-black with creamy tan head. Flavor starts very warm, with lots of barrel char, some scotch alcohols, nips of fusels, a run of burnt coffee and a hot hand of 77% dark chocolate. Moves into a mingling of hops and fragrant malt character. A touch hot, but a fairly decent melding of barrel and beer. Higher hopping enjoyable, and working well with oak dryness. Could use a touch more density and creaminess, but overall a well-done. Bits of salty sea oats. Thanks Sean!
07-21-2007 21:42:27 | More by CharlesDarwin
3.03/5 rDev -21.3%
Pours a dark creamy brown with a solid two-fingered head. Retention is very good eventually receding to a thick cap with solid lacing left in its wake that quickly rejoins the cap.
The smell is very boozy. Bourbon and alcohol are right out front assaulting the nose. If I didn't know better I would say this is some sort of liqueur. Just a touch of dark malt and cherries can be detected hiding behind the booze.
This beer took on too much of the flavor of the bourbon barrel. Hardly tastes like a beer at all. If you don't like whiskey, stay far away from this beer. It is strongly flavored of whiskey. Some of the more background flavors are chocolate malt and a roasted, smokey flavor. It finishes sweet until the alcohol warming takes affect. Feels medium body and has a creamy, coating quality.
I would consider this a beer based liqueur by the intense whiskey aroma and taste. Just too much for me to consider drinking this again. The ABV is lower than the taste would lead you to believe. Knock the whiskey qualities in half and this would be more my thing.
01-21-2008 23:29:10 | More by morimech
3.55/5 rDev -7.8%
Pours a very dark brown with a a nice bit of tan foam and an aroma of bourbon and cocoa. The head settles slowly leaving some lace. This is a good looking beer. The first sip yields raisin, fig and cocoa flavors, plus something mysteriious I can't quite pin down...ah, that would be bourbon! A lactic note accents these flavors, which adds compexity, but accentuates the sweetness a bit too much for me. The finish is warming and rather boozy, with the malt and hops pretty much in balance. The mouthfeel is fairly smooth, but the body is quite thin. In some respects, this is how I imagine porter might have tasted 150 years ago back in England; strong with lots "dark" fruity flavors. Overall, this is pretty enjoyable, but it needs more body and a little less alcohol.
01-17-2007 01:59:43 | More by marcobrau
5/5 rDev +29.9%
12-27-2011 23:51:06 | More by kirkse
4.08/5 rDev +6%
Undated bottle.
Pour is standard porter black with a 1 inch tan head on it. Nose is odd, almost chalky with sour aspects and oak, not at all what I was expecting. The barrel aging is clearly affecting the smell in a big way.
The flavour starts out oakey as well, exceptionally so, which is accompanied by bourbon, a slight alcohol warming, some sourness, and the vaguest hints of chocolate. Finish has hints of coffee and roasted malts. Quite a brew.
Mouthfeel is adequate, though not remarkable, Somewhat thin for the flavour, which tastes like it should be motor oil. A shade above average for the style though. Drinkability is good, easy to drink, and a unique, tasty beer at an affordable price.
The bottom line: I have become a bigger and bigger fan of Arcadia as time has gone by. While many of their standard brews (beyond Whitsun and Scotch Ale) are only so-so, the big beer series is almost across the board solid, and Shipwreck Porter is another example of that.
01-06-2008 02:11:25 | More by CortexBomb
3.53/5 rDev -8.3%
22oz bottle marked 2008 vintage
Poured into an Oerbier tulip
A: Jet black with a good looking off white two finger head. It shows pretty good retention and leaves bits of lacing behind.
S: The oak barrels stand out with a twinge of vinous like sourness. After the wave of oak there is chocolate, vanilla, ash, and a hint of berries.
T: Barrel forward with a nice dose of chocolate and black malt. The vinous notes from the notes show in the flavor with a slightly sour twinge. The finish is a bit dry with some lingering chalkiness.
M: A bit thin overall for my liking, but the interesting flavor keeps this level. Absolutely no detection of the 12% abv, really smooth in that sense.
O: I enjoyed this beer very much, but overall I felt it lacked that certain something to make it really good. I like the sour notes, but I could see how that would be off-putting for some.
09-28-2011 23:55:11 | More by Neffbeer
New Jersey
3.73/5 rDev -3.1%
A: Poured a dark, near black color with a light cinnamon/beige colored head that was creamy and well lasting but left little lacing.
S: boozy with an oaky alcohol aroma along with some vanilla and dry bitter chocolate.
T: a slight astringency. The beer was aged in 10yr old oak cask barrels that once held whiskey which is very noticeable in both the nose and flavor. A big alcohol flavor of whiskey. 7.8 abv but drinks much bigger greets you from the get go. There is some slight burnt malting and charred woodiness with an earthy bitterness as well. Some dark burnt sugars add just a hint of sweetness as well some dry vanilla creamer notes. The huge whiskey flavor is huge, perhaps a tad to much so and is comparable to dropping a shot in a 12oz glass of dark beer.
M: thin with light carbonation while the oaky vanilla alcohol flavor just takes over dominating the tongue.
D: Not bad but just way to much whiskey flavor in my beer to enjoy in 120z. Maybe if left to mellow a bit through aging this could be much more subtle and drinkable, otherwise while fresh was a little strong.
12-17-2008 00:02:35 | More by beerthulhu
4.43/5 rDev +15.1%
A 22 oz bomber purchased at Joe Canal's.
A: The porter is a dark brown color that has ruby red highlights. The head is quite large, thick and sponge, measuring in near 3 fingers. The lace is extensive in the glass.
S: The nose has the unique yeasty nose of a baltic porter with an underlying bourbon edge.
T: This is a rare beer that has a bourbon element without overdoing it. The chocolatey caramel body of the baltic porter comes through cleanly, creating a sweet body that is a strong conduit for the bourbon. Said bourbon is oaky, sweet with some vanilla and alcohol warmth. The bourbon manages to compliment the sweeter body of the porter without completely overtaking it.
M: The sweet bourbon and porter mix well together, creating a very nice body, delicious even.
D: I am extremely imrpessed with the beer. The bourbon element is great without making things too strong. This is up there with Curieux and KBS in terms of bourbon beers.
05-14-2007 01:05:24 | More by akorsak
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
01-12-2012 17:12:40 | More by bonbini26
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
11-19-2011 23:05:49 | More by brewpubbung
Arcadia Shipwreck Porter from Arcadia Brewing Company
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Offering insights on migration issues affecting the Asia-Pacific region today, this event launches a brief that explores the Asia-Pacific priorities for the GFMD 2014 and provides recommendations on how the GFMD can be a development focused and results-oriented forum.
This issue brief addresses the rights of migrants whose movement is induced by environmental degradation or climate change, particularly in the highly vulnerable Asia-Pacific region. The brief evaluates the current international legal framework, identifies gaps in the framework and its implementation, and reviews options available to the international community.
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During this public briefing in Guatemala City (conducted in both English and Spanish), the Co-Directors of the Migration Policy Institute-convened Regional Migration Study Group, MPI President Demetrios G. Papademetriou and Senior Fellow Doris Meissner, presented the Study Group's final report, Thinking Regionally to Compete Globally: Leveraging Migration and Human Capital in the U.S., Mexico, and Central America.
As hundreds of migrants were drowning in the Mediterranean, the United Nations General Assembly was hours from gathering for only the second time in its history to address international migration. The juxtaposition threw a question into sharp relief: does the world body have any impact on the world's migrants?
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Yevgeny Kuznetsov, editor of MPI's book examining how to effectively use diaspora talent abroad to create development in countries of origin, is joined by MPI's Kathleen Newland, and economist Lev Freinkman for a discussion of the issues revolving around diaspora engagement.
Diaspora engagement has become a key and accepted component in the arsenal of development strategies. The question of how to effectively and efficiently harness the force of a country's diaspora through government intervention and policy remains one that many governments and international organizations must grapple with. Diaspora interventions tend to be organic and outside the confines of government and institutional structures.
Circular migration has typically been viewed with skepticism by migrant-rights advocates and wary publics alike. But many experts and policymakers in the migration field — and some in development — have come to recognize that well-managed circulation that is respectful of migrants' human and labor rights can bring benefits to countries of origin and destination, as well as to migrants themselves. For countries of origin, circular migration can relieve labor surpluses; for destination countries, it can provide the flexibility to quickly overcome skills shortages while adapting to long-term labor market shifts. For migrants, circular migration offers the opportunity to earn higher wages and gain international experience.
Remittances represent a major vehicle for reducing the scale and severity of poverty in the developing world. Besides pure monetary gains, remittances are associated with greater human development outcomes across a number of areas, including health, education, and gender equality. The author argues that policymakers can maximize the positive impact of remittances by making them less costly and more productive for both the individual and the country of origin.


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The struggle persists over the relocation of a historic Kent house to a cherished piece of greenspace.
Kent attorney John Plough, representing members of the group Save the Standing Rock Garden, who oppose the relocation of the Kent Wells Sherman House to 247 N. Water St., has filed an objection to a magistrate's decision in the court case about the issue.
In December Portage County Magistrate Kent Graham denied three injunction requests made by Save the Standing Rock Garden in an effort to stop the relocation of the house to the lot, which has been used — but not owned — for decades by members of neighboring Kent arts group Standing Rock Cultural Arts.
Plough had asked the court for injunctions in November against the Kent Wells Sherman House Inc., board — the group trying to relocate the house — and the Kent Architectural Review Board and Kent Planning Commission — both of which cast votes approving the relocation — to try and stop the house from being set on the greenspace.
In his objection, Plough argues that the magistrate erred on five points, including:
- Misconstruing a change in the site plan for the relocation project as new evidence that permitted a second review by the planning commission;
- Accepting a city employee's interpretation of state law rather than making his own determination;
- Permitting two members of the architecture board to vote on the issue despite conflicts of interest;
- Finding the city complied with Ohio Sunshine Laws regarding public notice of the architecture board meeting about the house relocation;
- And failing to allow rebuttal testimony by Save the Standing Rock Garden during the preliminary hearing, which spanned several days.
As part of the objection, filed Dec. 20, Plough asked the court for an oral hearing to present additional evidence in the case.
No such hearing has yet been scheduled, according to court records.
North Canton attorney J. Michael Gatien, on behalf of Kent Wells Sherman House Inc., filed a response Jan. 7 asking the court to dismiss the case on the grounds Plough's objection includes no new arguments that weren't already heard during the preliminary hearings.
"All of the foregoing (arguments) are identical to the administrative appeal and have been decided," Gatien wrote.
For now, the house remains in its temporary spot at the dead end of East College Avenue, land owned by Kent State University, where it was moved in August. It was moved to stave off demolition so construction could start on the Esplanade expansion.
The house sat there under if it were not moved from that temporary location.
But university officials have said they will not make a decision on razing the house until the court case has concluded and, instead, prefer to aid in its relocation to a permanent site.
City building officials have yet to issue permits allowing construction of a foundation or other elements necessary to move the house to the lot at 247 N. Water St., which is owned by Kent Wells Sherman House, Inc.
Editor's note — Clarification: Standing Rock Cultural Arts is not a direct party to this lawsuit. It's board of directors voted not to become involved in the court action.


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I'd go for keens. We have used them for three years and love them. they can get wet, they are easy to clean and much cheaper. Or at least cheaper.
Im not a fan of suade shoes. My DD is always playing in sand or dirt and the shoes would be wrecked so fast.
I think you are WAY over-thinking this. One thing I have found about being a mom of a boy is that there comes a time when you have to let go of your desire for little-kid "cuteness" and give way to the practical demands of boy footwear and clothing.
Black is fine for boy sandals. So is blue. Personally, I'd go with black, but I don't tend to like bright shoes. If you're okay with bright colored shoes, then go with blue.
Both are going to get thoroughly ransacked by the end of the summer anyway. I would also recommend you take a look at Keens, which are just a little cheaper and are VERY durable and hold up well to mud and water. They dry really quickly when they get wet.
NMS. I'd get Keens at that price point. Same function but easilt washable.
The orange/black combo is sort of cheap "Payless" looking IMO. I'd never have guessed they were $50.
I'd also go for Keens because I think they're more versatile (they can get wet!), and they're a little less expensive.
But, if you're totally sold on that shoe, I'd probably get the blue. I don't think it's a big deal if a kid's shoe doesn't match what they're wearing. My daughter has pink Keen sandals, and will probably wear them everyday regardless of what color she's wearing.
Wow, that's more than I spend on my own sandals..lol.
I wouldn't worry about matching. I wouldn't like suede and am not a fan of the bright colors, but at the end of the day, they're kids and fashion doesn't really matter when they are rolling in the dirt and mud.
I am a cheapy and get the kids sandals from Kohl's with a coupon. They last all summer and cost me like $10.
Here are some keens for under $30.
I do not attempt to match my kids sandals to their clothes. I let them buy the color they want and will give me no trouble wearing.


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According to Kilgore Police Department Assistant Chief Roman Roberson, 30-year-old Chase Alford of Frankston, a former Halliburton employee, was arrested Tuesday on charges of aggravated assault on a security officer and deadly conduct/discharging a firearm.
Alford pulled up to the entry gate of the Halliburton facility, located at 2906 Farm to Market 349, around 10:24 p.m. Monday. He threatened the security guard with a rifle and entered the property. He then drove to the back of the property and fired several shots before leaving.
When police arrived at the facility, Alford had already fled. Bullet holes were discovered in several windows.
An arrest warrant was obtained for Alford on Tuesday and he was later arrested at his mother's home Tuesday night in Coffee City by the Henderson County Sheriff's Office.
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Evelyn O'Rourke profiles acclaimed Designer and Architect Eileen Gray. An exhibition of the work of Eileen Gray is currently on display at Dublin's IMMA and will run until January 19th 2014 - www.imma.ie.
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Seeing as though I won't be able to record the podcast for a few weeks I thought I'd pull my weight by writing some stuff to post right here on our website.
This week; Why I Haven't Finished The Last of Us is Why You Should.
Let me just begin by saying that I have not finished The Last of Us. Not because it's a bad game – I've finished more than my share of bad games. I've slogged my way through Underworld: The Eternal War from start to finish, and that was one of the most malicious, carcinogenic beasts ever dredged from the deepest pits of Hell – and in some ways it may have been easier to finish The Last of Us had it been subpar.
However, I think that from the very beginning I was aware that I wouldn't be able to finish the game – for reasons that I will later get to – so I made my peace with that fact, now having listened to a spoiler podcast (namely the episode by the guys at Playstation Radio UK) I feel I am ready to put forward my thoughts on the parts of the game I have played and how it could be a contender for my Game of the Year even though, and perhaps because I wasn't able to finish it.
I want to put forward an analogy, actually two analogies, the first being; playing The Last of Us is like waking up to find yourself waist deep in a pit of molasses, the bottom of which you can't see or feel and the sides of which you can't reach. Very quickly you are completely encapsulated in a thick, deep world that is at times so permeating that you find it hard to breathe. This is a thing that video games as a medium have strived for, some have achieved some have fallen very far from the mark. The second analogy is thus; The Last of Us is like a roast dinner, no it's like Christmas Dinner. It is vast and heavy and succulent and you can't possibly eat it all by yourself without it having an effect on you.
There are layers to it that some players may not even notice, tiny things happening in cutscenes, little notes and piles of debris that were clearly things once, and for me this is what made me unable to finish it; it was too heavy. Not thematically overwhelming or dramatically over the top, but it was too… Actual.
By the time the opening credits sequence has finished you've already played through a devastating tradgedy, not only on a human scale; witnessing the outbreak of a terrible parasitic disease, but on a very personal scale as well. The game sets you up for a fall, you may have seen it coming (I did think it sort of inevitable as soon as i started playing not as Joel), but when it happens and the fashion in which it happens is something that sends a sickening jolt through you.
The timescale of the game compounds the weight of everything that happens, you're not playing through three or four, shitty consecutive days of a man's (and a young girl's) life, you're wading through months at a time, watching as the consequences of their survival take their toll.
And what you're surviving through is grim. At all times. The military are always on edge and take almost everything as an act of violence aimed at them, other survivors are just as desparate as you are and for the most part won't tolerate you if they see you.
This alone makes your job hard, having to contend with better equipped individuals or more numerous foes who taunt and take random shots in your general direction is no walk in the park, but those are the good times, the easy times the times you find yourself frustrated but thankful that the enemies you're fighting right now don't click.
As unpleasant as your fellow survivors are the infected are much more so and as scary as it may be hiding from a group of men who want to kill you, little can match the tension of being hunted by a fungus covered, human shaped mindless animal, especially when they're using echolocation and most especially when they can instantly kill you if they get hold of you.
This was what i found most taxing, the unbelievably tense encounters when you are torn indecisively between making a furious dash towards the quickest way out of the situation and staying completely still, you can imagine yourself doing both and you can imagine the horrors that both courses of action will lead to. I often found myself actually holding my breath (in real life) as clickers made a sweep past my current on screen hiding place.
During the parts of the game that aren't a bloodcurdlingly anxious fight to stay alive you find yourself tentatively scouring through the beautifully rendered environments so vastly packed with minutiae, the microcosms left of what were people's lives that you stumble into in your frantic search for food or supplies were so richly developed that you can actually find whole back stories – deeply moving back stories – scattered through bedrooms, living rooms and offices.
These are not just things that have been thrown in to give the completionists something to do between fights, they are the stories of people who lived in this world in a time before things turned to shit, notes left by a couple who held out as long as they could for their daughter to get home from college or the journal of a kid who saw what was happening and also saw through the things his parents were telling him so he didn't get scared. They make it clear just how much effort Naughty Dog went to to make the game world that much more three dimensional.
Joel himself is a walking testament to the effort that went into this game, tiny movements in his eyes during cutscenes, how he reacts to his surroundings and to Ellie, things he says or stops himself from saying.
Sometimes you have to remind yourself it's a character model you're watching, polygons rigged and animated, built in a computer.
So having said all this I again remind you I did not finish the game, but I do aim to, at some point, steel myself and make my way through the whole game.
A friend of mine told me that he thought everyone should play The Walking Dead series made by Tell Tale Games "even if they aren't gamers". And that's how I feel about The Last of Us, everyone – gamer or not – should experience it, for as long as they can.
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AFTER several years of planning and construction work, the new University of the West Indies Vice-Chancellor Building is open for business.
Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller cut the ribbon on the doors to the building — officially dubbed the UWI Regional Headquarters — on June 27.
Located opposite the Queen's Way entrance to the university's Mona campus, the 70,000-square foot, two-storey building is one of the more recent construction projects completed by the institution.
It cost US$12 million, with funding provided primarily through a US$8.25-million loan and US$500,000 grant, both from the Caribbean Development Bank. Carib Cement donated US$300,000 worth of cement.
The building, according to Vice-Chancellor E Nigel Harris, in his address, will be the epicentre of most administrative functions for the regional institution, including "the central administration co-ordinating the creation and implementation of a common strategic plan, common region-wide policies, oversight of the university's finances, audit management [as well as] quality assurance of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes".
"There are several central administrative offices that carry out these functions, but to date, there has been no single facility that houses them; many were scattered in disparate locations on the Mona Campus," Harris noted.
Meanwhile, Simpson Miller said the opening of the new building was a landmark achievement that coincides not with the commemoration of Jamaica's 50th anniversary of Independence, but also the 50th anniversary of the UWI, Mona campus, which began operations in 1962 as the University College of the West Indies.


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West Ham United are headed to Wembley! It's not a huge surprise that the Hammers successfully navigated their way past Cardiff City, given that they had a 2-0 away lead, and there was something of the inevitable about their win at Upton Park. The visitors attempted to make a fight of things, but the wind was taken out of their sails very early after Kevin Nolan headed in a Matty Taylor corner from very close range.
The hosts had by far the better of the chances but failed to add to their lead until Ricardo Vas'Te hammered a wonderful shot across David Marshall and in just before the stroke of halftime. At 2-0 on the day and 4-0 on aggregate, the match was clearly more than over, and Cardiff looked like a beaten team. West Ham capped a superb performance with a lovely goal in the final stages when Nicky Maynard latched onto a through ball from Henri Lansbury and smashed past Marshall.
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text: Ina & Dungen had a shaky lift in the short program although most of their other elements were very good, and their unision was by far the worst of all the top couples at the time. They also really lacked speed compared to the other top couples. 3rd place in the short program could have gone either way but it wasnt an unjustified result. Elena & Anton had also been the dominant pair that season, usually skating fans understand that gives you some benefit of doubt with judges (human beings, not robots) and accept it, but it seems Elena & Anton never get much benefit with alot of people. The pro skating World was dead by the time both B&S and S&P turned pro anyway. I dont know how you can even judge them much. The only competitions were cheesy team competitions, one held in Canada and one held in the U.S, so easy to undestand who would have the political advantage in those. Both skated on Stars on Ice for years and were excellent show skaters. Of course S&P were more popular since they had been cast as the heroes and B&S as the villians to all of North America in the media milked SLC so called scandal. I agree about S&P's posture leaving alot to be desired btw. Especialy his.


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These days, it appears the Valley might be welcoming more people than it's losing.
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This dynamic city has dazzled travelers since the days of Marco Polo. From the enchanted serenity of the Summer Palace Gardens to the 'Bird's Nest' Olympic Stadium, past and present Beijing, swirl by in a kaleidoscope of unforgettable memories. Begin your tour in China's largest man-made port city, Tianjin, and explore such sites as Confucius Temple, Ancient Culture Street with its traditional Qing-dynasty style shops and stalls and the impressive Shi Family Mansion. Excursions to Beijing showcase The Forbidden City, the best preserved imperial palace in China and the largest ancient palatial structure in the world. Historic Tiananmen Square is the world's largest city square, and holds about one million people for public gatherings. Around the square view the Monument of the National Heroes, the Great Hall of the People, the National Museum of China and the Mausoleum of Mao Zedong. Further afield, discover one of the great ancient engineering marvels still in existence, China's Great Wall.
The following Shore Excursions are available for this port on this cruise, and may be reserved beginning 240 days before the cruise begins for guests receiving Concierge amenities, and 180 days before the cruise begins for all other guests. Guests receiving Concierge amenities will receive a 5% discount off of the prices shown below for Regent Choice tours.
Explore the historic beauty of Chinese folk art during this scenic and informative half-day visit to Tianjin.
Depart the pier for the drive to downtown Tianjin. Your fist stop will be the workshop of the Tianjin Clay Figurine Factory. The art of painting Zhang clay figures dates back over 140 years, and is named after its creator, Zhang Ming-Shan. It is characterized by a combination of clay models and colored paintings, with the vividly-colored figurines depicting various gestures and expressions.
Next, you will proceed for a visit to the famous workshop of Yangliuqing New Year pictures. The New Year picture is a unique art form in China that boasts a long history and far-reaching influence. The Yangliuqing Spring Festival pictures were first created in the late years of the Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644), and named after the old town of Yangliuqing. These atmospheric pictures are characterized by colored woodcut prints and manual color painting with vivid figures.
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Quail Springs IPA - Deschutes Brewery
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Ratings: 87 | Reviews: 78 | Display Reviews Only:
4/5 rDev +3.1%
07-09-2013 13:14:05 | More by Metaltildeath
4.25/5 rDev +9.5%
06-13-2013 08:58:30 | More by HopsXray
4/5 rDev +3.1%
05-31-2013 21:53:56 | More by jakecattleco
4.25/5 rDev +9.5%
05-25-2013 13:09:29 | More by Slatetank
4.25/5 rDev +9.5%
01-24-2013 06:16:54 | More by OMsweetOM
4/5 rDev +3.1%
05-22-2012 04:26:16 | More by abcramer
3.75/5 rDev -3.4%
05-11-2012 07:11:28 | More by Piason
3.4/5 rDev -12.4%
The finisher for me on 3-8-12
A - Served a light yellowish with a Fluffy light tan to white head. Good retention.
S - So cold that I couldn't smell anything. Sone Citrus lemon finally poked out.
T - Very mild. Some citrus. Lemons and some orange.
D - Good carbonation, light body.
O - Meh, I see why they don't bottle this one anymore.
03-13-2012 04:44:53 | More by HuskyinPDX
3.5/5 rDev -9.8%
12-21-2011 07:47:40 | More by NvMyBeer
4/5 rDev +3.1%
12-13-2011 01:38:27 | More by Beertracker
3.28/5 rDev -15.5%
Blast from the past here. The color between gold and bronze. Aroma was lacking in the hop department, big in the woody earthy department.
Sweetness, then wood. Where are the hops? Right, English ipa. So I guess I talk about the balance and the nuances. Well, its still pretty pedestrian, but true to the roots I guess. Not a bad session beer without the heavy hops or bitterness. Since they keep it at a decent price ($7 for 6) its got that going for it.
Enjoyable with spicy food. Sweet spicy counteraction played well.
07-27-2011 17:59:25 | More by Beerandraiderfan
3.93/5 rDev +1.3%
Poured from a 12 oz. longneck bottle into a standard clear pint glass.
Appearance: Clear golden color with a frothy white head that faded quick, but left some nice lacing behind.
Smell: Pine and citrus hops with a little sweet malt beneath, and maybe a hint of spice. Welcoming.
Taste: Grapefuit hops up front, light sweet malts to balance. Finishes dry with a slight bitterness on the tongue. Crisp and refreshing. Not as hoppy as some IPA's, but still flavorful.
Mouthfeel: Fairly light-bodied and crisp. Dry and slightly finish on the tongue.
Drinkability: A good IPA that's a little lighter on the hops than most, but it's balanced well with pale malts. Another good beer from the Deschutes Brewery.
07-27-2011 17:49:22 | More by ChopperSmith
4.35/5 rDev +12.1%
On cask at the PDX pub, Quail Springs IPA is clear pal orange with a small, creamy white head leaving very light lace.
Smell is hoppy, damp hay and herbal notes from the (styrian?) goldings. Pretty assertive for the style, but clearly continental.
Taste is very good, a nice hop spice from the goldings, with some citrus ester to balance it out.
Mouthfeel is slick, lighter bodied, with decent carbonation and really nice, soft roundness from the cask.
Drinkability is very good, a fantastic English IPA, especially on cask.
12-31-2009 20:11:33 | More by ccrida
4/5 rDev +3.1%
Poured a light orange color, slightly cloudy with a small off white head. Lacing was good.
Floral hop smells upfront. Light malt aroma and a smidge of caramel. Floral hoppiness. Not as intense in flavor as most West coast IPA's, but nicely balanced. More of the English style IPA.
Medium bodied with a light tingly mouthfeel.
Lighter feel and good balance make this highly drinkable.
04-25-2008 02:06:44 | More by barleywinefiend
3.3/5 rDev -14.9%
This a less than thrilling beer from an otherwise magnificent brewery.
Appearance: Pours a pale yellow with a frothy sudsy white head, and nice lacing.
Smell: light dry grassy hop and pale malt aroma. a touch of fruit in an otherwise reserved smell.
Taste: This IPA seemed more like a Pilsner with some indistinct husky bitterness and long dry grassy finish.
Mouthfeel: Light and easy in the mouth. Maybe I have grown to expect more DIPA status from these beers.
Drinkability: Though the beer did not leave much impression on me it was approachable and easy drinking.
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04-26-2007 09:49:13 | More by Phatz
3.98/5 rDev +2.6%
A: Dark gold color. White lingering head. Great consistency.
S: Cascade hop aroma, with floral traces.
T: Personally not hoppy enough for an IPA, I prefer the Inversion IPA. Good malty character.
M: Good solid medium bodied beer. Good carbonation.
D: Finishes a little sweet, but still a very drinkable beer. An overall solid beer.
07-25-2006 01:26:09 | More by variousartists
4.22/5 rDev +8.8%
More of an English IPA as opposed to an American IPA, but still rather tasty. Poured a bright copper color with a one inch head. Nice hop aroma. Excellent hop bitterness. Crisp finish. Solid session IPA. Bad news: looks like Deschutes has removed this from their lineup. Good news: it appears they have replaced this with more of a West Coast version, their Inversion IPA. I guess I'll be drinking as many of these as I can until the replacement starts to stock the shelves. Last note, $5.99 for the six-pack, can't beat that.
05-19-2006 23:24:20 | More by ChrisA
4.1/5 rDev +5.7%
appearance: The pour produces a low white head on the rich golden amber, somewhat cloudy beer. The color of this IPA is great.
smell: The moderate hop aroma reminds me of toned down PacNW hops, a little grassy in character. Right along with it are notes of caramel malt and honey. Light hints of candied tropical fruits.
mouthfeel: The carbonation is on the lower side of the medium range, and the body is the same.
taste: The taste is very similar to the aroma. At first I find moderate fresh and grassy hop flavors. Then comes a light sweetness of pale malt and honey. Then a moderate bitterness in the finish.
drinkability: A very solid IPA, and refreshing on a hot day. Easy to drink. Great balance everywhere.
Acquired in a trade with loren01. Besy by date of 05/03/06 is printed on the label. I can really tell how this thing is hopped: toned down PacNW? Noble? English? An interesting take on the style and one I really enjoyed.
04-18-2006 20:31:49 | More by blackie
4.35/5 rDev +12.1%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a pint gladd about a month before its "best served by" date.
Very nice looking in the glass. A beautiful hazy orange/gold with a small white head. Some lacing.
The aroma was of hops and some malts. The taste was very nice witha alight hops bitterness with a sweet profile. Quite surprising [to me]. Some grapefruit hints. Not the usual West coast IPA. Much milder hops. Seems very well balanced.
The mouthfeel was medium with moderate cleansing and a nice creaminess. Overall, I was very impressed. I'm not a hophead so I usually approach drinking an IPA with some trepidation. This offering from Deschutes was definitely something I can live with. Nice session beer. Very impressive.
04-17-2006 04:07:27 | More by atigerlife
3.1/5 rDev -20.1%
Sampling at BevMo in a plastic cup. :-(
Poured a nice golden color with a white head that melted to adequate lacing.
Aroma was mostly malts to me....with only a hint of Cascade hops. (I think this brewer must use Cascade in most of their brews...not a bad thing...just safe).
Taste is immediately a sweet hoppy bite from the Cascade hops....followed by a mild dryness.
Aftertaste of grapefuit with light alcohol follows.
A pleasant IPA, but sort of average to me.
04-01-2006 04:01:26 | More by IntriqKen
3.78/5 rDev -2.6%
BBD was 11/18/05 over 4 moths from the sell by date, decided to review any way since it tastes pretty good and may serve as a benchmark as to how some styles/beers hold up compared to others
Pours light bronze witha a 2 finger+ off white creamy head. Good head retention & no lacing
Smell: Fruitty nose with toffee notes
Taste: fruitty with piney hop notes. Sweet & dry on the finish
MF: Slight fizzy, but otherwise balanced
Pretty drinkable, will get freah bottle to try when it comes back around (soon I'd imagine) to compare and contrast. Even when you get an old beer deschutes still kicks ass
03-15-2006 05:53:29 | More by russpowell
3.73/5 rDev -3.9%
This pours a light copper/amber, mostly translucent with lots of carbonation and a thin head...more or less in keeping with what one should expect from an IPA. The bouquet is filled with the standard (ho-hum) citrus notes but is given an exciting depth by hints of cinnamon and peppermint. I also caught a slight grassiness (maybe lemon, maybe cedar) in the nose as well.
This is a delicious beer: the hop bitterness is distinct at the tip and back of the tongue, but in between it's mellowed out by a honey-filled, velvet like maltiness. Overall, the body and length come out as medium:
quick and snappy, but also fulfilling. The hops linger long after each swig as if to re-assert themselves as the most defining (and delicious) quality of this brew.
This is a refreshing and tasty take on an IPA that ups the ante on how malty the body of this style can be. A solid brew all-around.
03-05-2006 15:53:47 | More by benito
4.03/5 rDev +3.9%
Quail Springs IPA pours a hazy golden color (it is unfiltered) with a nice white head made of tiny bubbles that has good retention. Appetizing potent hop aroma. The hop blend in this IPA is uncharacteristic of American versions of the style. Less emphasis on the piney / citrus flavors typical of US IPAs (though these flavors are part in there) but also more subtle bettering hops found European brewing. There is also a substantial malt balance that is both sweet and spiced. The finish is dry and crisp. Mothfeel is a little thin, though the hop oils do offer some palate coating. Very refreshing and drinkable. Quite an interesting IPA.
02-20-2006 05:13:54 | More by Bcant
2.65/5 rDev -31.7%
On the lighter end of your typical IPA, white head that produces a reminder of its path, bit of a chill haze or just some unfiltered look.
Malts balance this out to a decent mix but its a bit on the sweet end and misses the point of an IPA in my opinion. I'm not a complete hop head at all but this seems lacking in the hop department.
This is a clean and refreshing brew that finishes light and easy. Cleanses nicely and could easily make this an all day type brew, which is not what I would expect or want from an IPA.
01-25-2006 05:29:18 | More by DogFood11
3.63/5 rDev -6.4%
This beer was poured into a pint glass from a bottle.
The beer is a cloudy orange-gold color with a good size head that holds and laces well. The beer smell has characteristics of sweet citrus, possibly grapefruit. These smells seem to mostly come from the hops. The taste is quite refreshing. This has characteristics of some mild sweet citrus like flavors balanced nicely with an apropriate amount of bitterness with the hops. There is also a good mouthfeel about this beer. This is not too water and the carbonation complements the overall character of the beer. This is a good IPA, I think that it could use a bit more hops and just overall more of a bold flavor. This seems to feel more like a Pale Ale than an IPA but it is an overall good beer.g
01-23-2006 01:42:39 | More by MSchae1017
Quail Springs IPA from Deschutes Brewery
87 out of 100 based on 87 ratings.