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Samuel Adams Cranberry Lambic - Boston Beer Company (Samuel Adams)
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Reviews by secondtooth:
3.85/5 rDev +44.2%
A hazy red-amber, with huge foamy head.
Scent is yeast and berries. Appealing, and certainly a style I'm not accustomed to.
Taste is tart up front, with a smooth and subtle spice in the finish. I like it.
Another fine and enjoyable brew from Samuel Adams. I need to explore the Belgian lambics now.
01-12-2011 20:44:58 | More by secondtooth
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North Carolina
2.83/5 rDev +6%
The best thing about this beer is the appearance,it pours a nice prange/red with a decent fluffy head,the aroma is pretty tart and slightly yeasty.Taste is very tart with the cranberry not really evident to much the tartness of this beer is the main thing I get with a hit of sweetness in the finish.Ah not a horrible beer but wont buy anymore of the holiday gift packs to get it.
12-10-2003 22:16:42 | More by oberon
2/5 rDev -25.1%
08-16-2013 21:48:43 | More by OhioBobcat
2.9/5 rDev +8.6%
A - Poured a, what else, cranberry color into a pint glass, left a 1.5-finger high pinkish head that diffused rather quickly into a ring. Above-average lacing with good retention, which bumps the score up a touch. Darkens towards the bottom when held to light, and completely opaque. A pretty beer.
S - Unsurprisingly there's a great amount of berry to the nose, and also toasted biscuit and a dash of malt. Aroma is on the faint side. Only barely smells like beer.
T - Big berry burst in the opening, a very sweet beer. Caramel notes found lying underneath the sweetness and just a flash of malt. No hops detectable in the finish. A pretty wide deviation from what I'd consider a beer but if we're judging on pure taste, like it or don't like it, I would call it a pleasant cranberry beverage.
M - Aftertaste is sticky and sweet, like a cranberry. Not tasting the bitterness or astringency some people are noting. Medium-bodied, carbonation is a little weak compared to the other SA offerings I've tried which for the most part have been spot-on. Stays fairly linear as it warms.
D/O - Seems to be it's most drinkable at it's coldest. You know, for a holiday get-together this seems like an inoffensive offering, and one that's certainly different from most of the stuff on the market. However, if your main draw is for a winter warmer and not a fruit beer, keep looking, there are better offerings than this even within the Holiday Sampler you can only get these from (the Holiday Porter was very tasty). If someone told me this was Mike's Hard Cranberry, a drink which I haven't tried, I would probably believe them. I wouldn't pour this thing down the drain, but it's also not my first (or second) pick out of the Winter Sampler either.
01-19-2009 02:35:10 | More by bluesoul
New York
1.65/5 rDev -38.2%
*Disclaimer - I like Sam Adams and credit them for introducing me to better beer. I would not drink beer until I had a Sam Adams and it just grew from there.
A - Pours a nice amber color but cloudy with little head and floaters.
S - Sour cranberries hit you right in the nose...this is beer right...well yeah...but not how I like it. The fruit just overwhelms any malt trying to come through.
T - Tastes of rotting cranberries. Simply put, I have never tasted a beer that was worse than this hot mess.
M - If you plug your nose and ignore the taste, I actually thought he mouthfeel was good. Creamy feel with a tart zing at the end.
D - I guess in the stead of real rotting cranberries to go with your turkey this could step in and be drinkable, but that is about as drinkable as it gets.
05-11-2009 23:56:34 | More by steelerguy
3/5 rDev +12.4%
An average beer at best, but a lambic it is not. This one poured an amber color with a small white head that left a little lace. The scent was of cranberries and a slight sourness that I can't put my finger on. The taste was ok with a bit of tart cranberries but there was an underlying sweetness that seemed out of place for this beer. If this one was just a little more tart and balanced it would be pretty good, but as it stands it is average at best.
07-31-2004 10:47:52 | More by Dmann
2.23/5 rDev -16.5%
Well...here it goes. Pours a golden amber with a thin layer of head and only the slightest hint of red. For a cranberry brew I thought this was going to be much darker and deeper red...quite odd. The nose is an odd phenolic clove-ish smell...where are the cranberries?? I think they left them all on the label! A bit of wheaty grain aroma there as well.
First sip is upfront with a sour mellow cranberry flavor..mixed in with some cloves, a bit of earthy barnyard and a light honey sweetness. Overall it's boring and uninspiring. I was expecting a good deal of cranberry flavor from both the name and the label, but this just falls flat on its face.
Mouthfeel is not bad with a nice creaminess and medium body. Goes down easily enough. Drinkability is basically zilch. I'm glad I tried it, but nothing is making me want another. If you know someone who's been naughty this year, then this is the perfect gift.
12-07-2004 01:56:01 | More by orbitalr0x
3.28/5 rDev +22.8%
Oh, the controversy. Is it or isn't it a true lambic? Well, probably not. But then, on the label, Sam Adams simply states "it is our version..." So that's basically what it is. Someone's interpretation of a cranberry lambic. Also on the label, it says straight-up "wheat beer with cranberry juice." Hmm...
Cloudy faint red appearance with minimal head.
Some sweetness in the smell. Nothing too strong.
Up to this point, things are looking okay.
It's the taste that is not very lambic-like. Here is where the whole package seems more like a fruity wheat beer, which is really what this is. And there's nothing wrong with that. It is just probably not very accurate to call this a "lambic."
You can taste the beginnings of what would become a lambic's signature tartness in the mouthfeel. Unfortunately, it dies away almost as soon as it presents itself.
I would have this beer again, if only out of curiosity. I feel like I need to figure this one out...
11-16-2005 05:13:59 | More by chOAKbarrell
3.03/5 rDev +13.5%
Overall, kind of an average beer. It was an orange color with a small head. A fruity aroma, but no particular fruit discernable. Finally, on tasting, there's the tart cranberry. But it still had a sweet taste too. An OK beer, not one I'd want a lot of in one sitting.
11-26-2006 19:03:40 | More by lordofthewiens
4/5 rDev +49.8%
08-25-2012 03:03:46 | More by BK2084
2.2/5 rDev -17.6%
12oz brown bottle, with freshness date on the side of the label. Beer was poured into a proper lambic glass.
This beer pours a very hazy peach / amber coloured beer, that initially foams up to a decent head, but quickly falls to a whispy lace with sticking tracks as it settles. I'm assuming that cranberries (even the juice) would give this beer more of a red hue, but it's not there.
Aroma has none of the expected funk that you'd find in a true lambic beer. There's plenty of artificial smelling cranberry juice though, along side of a sturdy sweetish malt aroma. I swear I can also pick of some caramel (diacetyl ?), too. What's that doing in this beer?
In the flavour, we get a heavy dose of sweetness, but none of the off-setting dryness found in Belgian lambics. The caramel is out of place, creating a sense of unbalance on the palate and it tends to dominate over the cranberry. And, as the cranberry addition is from juice (and additional flavours), the defining character of this beer, or what should be, is a very one-dimensional, barely tart, cranberry "cocktail" out of the can like flavour. Flash of citric lime-like bitterness races across the palate (pretending to contain our missing dryness) with a prickly carbonation and touch of mineral / salt. Finish is grain dry with citric flavours lingering in the nooks and crannies.
If you're going to call your beer a "lambic" at least make a true attempt to create a lambic. This is nothing more than a fruit beer, an unbalanced one and a very misleading beer.
01-12-2003 16:07:23 | More by Todd
4.7/5 rDev +76%
i see this beer has a lot of bad reviews. I found this beer to be quite good actually. unlike other reviews, i did not fidn the cranbery overtly overbearing. it's there for sure but it isnt overtly strong. it's cranbery lambic, it's soposed to have cranbery taste. i guess if you abhored cranberys i could se enot liking it, but i dont mind cranberies, so i would say this was a different, yet enjoyable beer.
06-14-2004 07:44:14 | More by twi1609372
1.5/5 rDev -43.8%
05-19-2012 01:03:18 | More by 40451
New York
3.03/5 rDev +13.5%
Presentation: It was poured from brown 12oz bottle into a pint glass.
Appearance: The body has a hazy appearance with a deep reddish tan, rust color. On top it has a small slightly pinkish white head. The head slowly fades down to a thick ring that hangs on well and leaves some lace on the glass.
Smell: The aroma hits you with tart wheat and tart cranberry along with cherry cough syrup, sweet maple syrup and a hint of yeast.
Taste/Mouth Feel: The flavor has an odd mix of tangy wheat, tart cranberry, cough syrup, sweet grain, maple syrup, and just a hint of some yeast. The finish quickly goes from syrupy sweet to tangy and slightly acidic and then hangs on the tongue. The body is medium to full with a heavy slick and almost sticky texture. Carbonation is delicate and gets lost in the heavy texture.
Notes: I actually don't mind this beer but I have to be in an odd mood and I wouldn't want to drink too many of these. Also the bottle reads that they use a top fermenting yeast so this is in no way anything close to a real Lambic beer!!!
06-02-2009 19:58:26 | More by generallee
Rhode Island
2.17/5 rDev -18.7%
Looks pink pouring from the bottle but once settled in the glass, appears amber. Nice head that retains well. Smells of wheat, yeast, and subtle tart cranberries. Taste is very thin yet sweet. I dont know why this is called a lambic. Light cranberry flavor, subtle tartness, weak flavors, lots of wheat. Thin mouthfeel. Very carbonated. One of these is enough for me.
12-23-2007 20:31:02 | More by Doomcifer
4/5 rDev +49.8%
12-05-2011 19:51:55 | More by amesfan
4/5 rDev +49.8%
12-23-2011 09:59:43 | More by orm56
3.18/5 rDev +19.1%
12 oz brown bottle with a "purchase before" date on the label. "Wheat Beer brewed with cranberry juice and other natural flavors added" stated on the label, nothing about spontaneous fermentation or aging it in barrels, blending and aging for more time. It's a fruit beer nothing more and nothing less.
Dull and cloudy rusty reddish hue, holds a ring of white lace strongly. Fruity aroma, little cranberry with a faint tartness. Maltiness is present in the aroma though not too much as the yeast flavors blanket with faint wild herbal phenols.
Semi-smooth and a touch creamy within the medium body. Tartness is there, some cranberry flavor with some fruitiness as well. Malt is there with a mellow sweet graininess. Hops are very mild. Finishes with a lingering tartness, flash of cranberry and vague malt.
Notes: A good fruit beer but not a lambic at all, how they get away with using "Lambic" on the label is beyond me ... its not even close. The new Longshot Cranberry Wit should take the place of this beer IMO.
12-29-2008 02:53:46 | More by Jason
2.85/5 rDev +6.7%
Pours dark amber with a nice head. lacing abounds. Smell is sweet and fruity. Taste is full and heavy, being almost too sweet for my taste. Decent maltiness, hops are readily tasted. Overall, this is a special occasion type beer, and not a session brew. This was a bit to sweet and overdone for my taste.
03-25-2003 15:35:25 | More by Rifrafboy
3.43/5 rDev +28.5%
Reddish maroon body on a vigorous pour yields a small white head. This dissipates to a few bubbles around the edges. Smells slightly sweet, slight bit of earthiness. Tastes sweet to tart and back to sweet fruitiness. Creamy medium body mouthfeel. I could only handle two of these in a sitting. I'll probably try this again next year.
11-30-2010 15:37:29 | More by Homebrew35
1/5 rDev -62.5%
02-19-2012 14:49:54 | More by mctizzz
2.75/5 rDev +3%
Appearance: redish amber/almost magenta looking..no head, minimal carbonation
Smell: cranberries, wheat, orange, nutmeg, somewhat fruit punch like
Taste: cranberry, orange, and cinnamon
Mouthfeel: sickenly sweet and tart alternate
Drinkability: This is my first review of a lambic. To me this was way to sweet..Fruit is prevalent, so it fits the style. Not a drain pour, but not one of my favorite from Sam Adams.
01-13-2009 22:42:45 | More by tigg924
3.58/5 rDev +34.1%
Thanks to hudsonphotog for sharing this bottle.
The beer pours a red-orange-amber color with a white head. The aroma is caramel, maple syrup and cranberries. The flavor is heavy on the cranberries with some vanilla and maple notes. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
I tried this several years ago and remember hating it. Not sure what is different this time, but I didn't dislike it - even though I went in expecting to.
07-20-2010 02:32:36 | More by Mora2000
2.45/5 rDev -8.2%
A: Doesn't look like beer! bright red almost pink. the head is literally pink
S: hope you like cranberry
T: Hope you like cranberry a lot
M: typical of sam adams. best part of this beer. medium body, smooth feel
D: not my style. very fruity, not a whole lot else. I love everything sam adams... well almost everything now! not a winner for me!
02-28-2009 23:06:20 | More by LyonsHead
1/5 rDev -62.5%
02-20-2012 05:50:09 | More by donunrue
Samuel Adams Cranberry Lambic from Boston Beer Company (Samuel Adams)
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Although still encountered today, the diagnosis of gestational trophoblastic neoplasm does not portend the same grave prognosis as it did 60 years ago. When in 1955 Hunter and Dockerty published their case series, 10 of 13 patients succumbed to the disease, including:
A 23-year-old gravid II, para II came to the clinic in September, 1949, with known pulmonary metastasis. The patient had born 2 children; the second, a normal full-term infant, had been born in January, 1949. One month later, sudden profuse vaginal hemorrhage occurred. Daily bleeding had persisted in spite of dilatation and curettage done in March and again in July, 1949. No identifiable tissue was obtained on either occasion. On August 20, 1949, results of a Friedman test were positive. On September 15, 1949, hysterectomy was done. Pathology diagnosis was chorio-carcinoma…. Hemoptysis was noted after operation and roentgenograms of the thorax revealed multiple pulmonary metastatic lesions. On examination at the clinic, a semisolid bluish mass was noted at the introitus; this undoubtedly represented a vaginal metastatic tumor…palliative roentgen therapy to the thorax and pelvis was begun…stopped after several days because of profuse vaginal bleeding. The patient was allowed to go home to be with her family; death occurred in November, 1949.1
The above case vignette is classic for its day. Choriocarcinoma struck the young, often following a normal pregnancy, with almost always fatal outcomes within a few months of diagnosis. Today, it is relatively rare that a patient in the developed world dies from this process, a triumph of modern oncologic gynecologic care. And yet, its history does not represent the typical inevitable march of progress. Gynecologists first had to identify the disease process itself; collaborate through the construction of tumor registries; construct feasible treatment plans, initially surgical only and later chemotherapy; and ultimately standardize terms and staging procedures.
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Trophoblastic tumors were described by the ancient writers. Aetius of Amida, a 6th-century physician at Justinian's court, is given credit for coining the term "hydatid." One of the earliest illustrations of the disease can be found in the textbook La pratique des accouchemens soutenue d'un grand nombre d'observations by Paul Portal in 1685 (Figure 1).2 In the intervening years, numerous case reports of possible molar pregnancies were published, with various theories as to their origin.
The modern history of choriocarcinoma begins in 1889. Previously, early pathologists believed these to be unusual examples of primary carcinoma of the uterus. However, Max Sanger, a prominent German ObGyn, thought otherwise. In his publication, Sanger provided a brief account of 2 cases of miscarriage and correlated the clinical findings of postabortal hemorrhage, cough, and dyspnea with the gross pathology finding on autopsy of a spongy uterine tumor, which appeared like a "sarcoma telangiectoides" and microscopic findings of multinucleated, nonepithelial calls.3 Therefore, "deciduoma malignum" was not an ordinary sarcoma of the uterus but rather a growth originating from the decidua.
Sanger's theory that the tumor was a sarcoma was based on its origin at the placental site. He considered the decidual cells to be the essential malignant cells, while the presence of the chorionic cells was thought to be adventitious. For the next 5 years, Sanger's theory held sway. However, in 1894, Sigmund Gottschalk dissented and emphasized that the disease was primarily of fetal origin, being a sarcoma of the chorion.
Gottschalk's insistence on the dominant participation of chorionic elements set the stage for the development of Felix Marchand's theory, first published in 1895. Reporting on 2 case studies, as well as a literature review of 26 additional cases, Marchand demonstrated that these tumors were invariably the sequel to normal pregnancy, abortion, hydatidiform mole, or ectopic pregnancy; and he concluded that the tumors were epithelial in nature, tracing their histogenesis to the chorionic villi and thereby coining the term chorionepithelioma. 4 But it is one thing to understand the origin of disease and quite another to treat it.
For the next 60 years, physicians continued to struggle with its management. Kelly's classic textbook, published in 1908, identifies "Chorio-epithelioma or deciduoma malignum, [as] a new growth developing after a normal pregnancy, an abortion, or the expulsion of a hydatidiform mole."5 But there was no discussion as to management; other than hysterectomy, there was none.
By the time Munro Kerr's Combined Textbook of Obstetrics & Gynecology (1946) (Figure 2) came out with its fourth edition, management had evolved slightly. "The presence of metastatic deposits in the lungs or elsewhere renders the prognosis very grave. Nevertheless, if the pelvic disease can be removed this should be done, even under discouraging conditions, for it occasionally happens that the secondary deposits disappear after the removal of the parent growth…In inoperable cases X-rays and radium may be employed."6 But as the prior vignette relates, radiotherapy was typically not successful. Cases of spontaneous regression were reported, but the mortality rate remained above 90% for those with metastatic disease. What was needed was a greater understanding of the disease process, which could only occur with a pooling of resources.
In September 1946, the American Association of Obstetricians, Gynecologists and Abdominal Surgeons created the Albert F. Mathieu Chorionepithelioma Registry. Mathieu, a former vice president of the earlier ACOG, was also an associate professor at the University of Oregon Medical School. Following his death in 1939, his friend and colleague Albert Holman proposed a memorial registry dedicated to Mathieu's primary passion. A committee was named, with Emil Novak as chairman. Novak stressed that the primary purpose of the registry was not to provide a rapid diagnostic service. Instead, through the accumulation and authentication of submitted materials, a better understanding of the clinical and pathologic characteristics of chorionepithelioma and hydatidiform mole would be achieved.
When a specimen was received, Novak would read the slides and make a preliminary diagnosis. He would then send the slides to committee members in turn, asking each to make a diagnosis and return the slides to him. The committee would resolve differences and come to a final diagnosis. A follow-up on all living patients was made every year.
By 1949, the registry had received a total of 85 cases, of which 21 were authentic chorionepitheliomas. 7 The value of a central registry lay in the standardization of diagnostic criteria, ultimately allowing clinicians to identify prognostic criteria and possibly a cure. Nonetheless, while clinicians were becoming better at predicting who might develop chorionepithelioma, the mortality rate remained high.
Paul Ehrlich coined the term "chemotherapy" and applied it to his treatment of syphilis. Others adopted the term and expanded the concept to include medical therapies for cancer. But it wasn't until the advent of molecular medicine during the latter half of the 20th century, when the biological mechanisms of transformation and tumor progression were understood, that the treatment of cancer evolved from primarily a surgical specialty into a multidisciplinary approach and chemotherapy truly came into its own. The history of choriocarcinoma is intricately entwined with the evolution of chemotherapy.
Following World War II and the success of the new antimicrobial agents in the treatment of lethal infectious diseases, hopes were raised that cancer could be as easily addressed. Funds were released to researchers interested in investigating the cytotoxic effects various agents had on tumor suppression. The discovery of amethopterin was an early success story. In the late 1920s, folic acid and its role in metabolism were discovered by Lucy Wills, a medical missionary working in India. Wills showed that a yeast extract could correct the macrocytic anemia in her patients.8
Subsequent studies revealed the structure of folic acid and ultimately led to the research and biosynthesis of antagonists; the most notable were aminopterin and amethopterin, later known as methotrexate (Figure 3). By utilizing the principle of a biologic antagonist working at a specific point within a cell cycle, Sydney Farber provided the medication to patients suffering from acute lymphoblastic leukemia with favorable, though limited, results. Methotrexate, thereby, demonstrated that antifolates could suppress proliferation of malignant cells.
Others, including Min C. Li, studied the effect of these antifolates on other cancers. In a fortuitous observation, Li noticed that while treating a metastatic melanoma patient with methotrexate, her elevated urinary beta hCG levels fell dramatically. Concurrently, Roy Hertz (Figure 4) published his account of the stimulation of growth of the chick oviduct with estrogen, an effect which could be inhibited by the antifolate aminopterin.9
In 1955, Hertz invited Li to join him at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). "Since choriocarcinoma is of fetal origin, I thought that there might be a chance that methotrexate could cause regression of a fetal tumor such as metastatic choriocarcinoma." 10 Within 2 months, Li and Hertz had the opportunity to test their theory concerning the efficacy of methotrexate, when the wife of a naval officer presented to the NIH with metastatic pulmonary disease. She was given an initial dose of 10 mg IV. "To everyone's surprise, the patient survived the ensuing 20 hours."9
Subsequent doses followed, and 4 months later the patient was normal, without evidence of disease. This was the first solid tumor in humans to be cured by drug therapy. Chemotherapy had arrived. By 1961, Hertz was able to publish the results of 63 patients and "establish the substantial therapeutic value of intensive chemotherapy in women with metastatic tumors of trophoblastic origin."11 Moreover, his studies also established standard doses and identified common drug side effects and toxicities. By 1962, the cure rate of the previously fatal choriocarcinoma had significantly improved to about 80%.
While therapy for choriocarcinoma was being devised by Hertz and Li, others attempted to understand the pathogenesis of the disease. At mid-century, many believed that retention of a blighted ovum with cessation of the villous stromal circulation and continued secretory activity of the trophoblast resulted in hydropic degeneration of the villous stroma and subsequent trophoblastic proliferation. However, interesting reports based upon the new discipline of cytogenetics were appearing.
As early as 1962, Atkin and Klinger reported a case of a hydatidiform mole associated with a triploid chromosomal complement (3A/XXX).12 Subsequent studies by Makino, Carr, Baggish, and their colleagues established the presence of a sex chromatin in nearly all hydatidiform mole cases.13-15 And by 1980, based upon the works of Vassilakos, Szulman, and Kajii, a complete understanding of pathogenesis was made.16-18
Hydatidiform moles may be classified into 2 entities with distinct pathologic and genetic features. The complete mole shows cystic swelling and gross trophoblastic proliferation in the absence of any evidence of fetal development. By chromosomal analysis, these have been shown to be diploid, almost always XX and androgenic in origin. By contrast, the partial mole shows focal trophoblastic hyperplasia and is associated with the presence of a fetus at some stage; these moles have been shown to be triploid. Choriocarcinoma, like true malignant tumors, exhibits aneuploidy.
By 1989, or 100 years after Sanger's original publication, gynecologists had expanded their knowledge of choriocarcinoma beyond the primitive "to cut is to cure" mantra. Tumor registries permitted the establishment of diagnostic criteria and, indirectly, prognostic tools. Government funding, in the form of NIH grants, unleashed a flurry of research targeting cancer and, in particular, the development of treatments. International bodies, such as the World Health Organization and the International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics, similarly contributed by demanding standardized terminology and staging systems, thereby permitting a rational approach to treatment.
Today, gestational trophoblastic neoplasm is recognized as one of the most curable diseases. But more importantly, its cure represents the collaborative efforts from multiple disciplines, focused upon the betterment of women's health care.
The author reports no actual or potential conflict of interest in relation to this article.
Peter Marcus, MD, MA, is Associate Professor and Director of Student Education, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis.

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The restaurant will be named Mamma Luisa, said owner Frank Pellino, who operates Pellino's Ristorante in Boston's North End. Pellino's started out in Marblehead and moved to the North End last year.
Pellino, 49, bought the Central Street building, which includes Zabaglione Ristorante, six years ago.
"That was one the reasons I bought the building," said Pellino, who has been cooking since he was 15. "I always had it in my mind if they (Rossini's) left, I would open a restaurant. The timing could not have been better."
He said his restaurant will be more casual than Zabaglione's, and the two restaurants should complement each other well.
"I think my concept will do well," Pellino said. "My food is casual. We make fresh pasta, we bake our breads fresh daily and our desserts. It is regional, rustic and authentic."


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Originally posted 08/11/2014 05:00PM
It looks like even more drama could be in store.
Dropped star Jacqueline Laurita is returning to The Real Housewives of New Jersey for a few episodes, a source confirms to PEOPLE.
"Jacqueline wasn't happy to not be returning to the show [as a cast member]. She was sad about it," an insider said.
Originally posted 10/14/2013 09:30AM
There was less screaming than usual but a lot more tears as part two of The Real Housewives of New Jersey reunion focused on Teresa Giudice's legal troubles.
Teresa and her husband, Joe, are facing the possibility of 50 years behind bars for multiple counts of fraud, and it's clearly weighing heavily on the mother of four. "Of course this bothers me. I'm human. There's a lot of nights I cry myself to sleep," the 41-year-old admitted. "I'm worried for my family. If I fall apart, the rest of my family's gonna fall apart … I don't want them to feel any pain … I'm just like every other mom."
"I don't believe in karma. I'm Catholic. I don't know why this came to us," she continued. "The best thing you can do is learn from it … It's in God's hands."
Originally posted 10/07/2013 07:30AM
Fraud. Fights. Facelifts. Infidelity. And that was just part one of The Real Housewives of New Jersey reunion on Sunday night.
Host Andy Cohen kicked things off by asking Teresa Giudice, 41, if the other housewives – Caroline Manzo, Melissa Gorga, Jacqueline Laurita and Kathy Wakile – had been supportive since learning that she and husband, Giuseppe "Joe" Giudice, 43, could face 50 years in prison after being charged in a 39-count fraud indictment.
"They all reached out to me," the mother of four revealed. "It's touching."
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The Real Housewives of New Jersey finale may have ultimately ended in peace, but it didn't last long.
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In an exclusive first look at the upcoming two-part special, the cast discusses some of the season's most talked about moments, including the status of Teresa Giudice's tumultuous relationship with her brother Joe Gorga and her feelings toward sister-in-law Melissa Gorga. Plus, Dr. V makes an appearance to talk about the outspoken cast's trip to Lake George where they attempted to make amends.
Originally posted 05/03/2013 02:30PM
If the trailer is any indication, the fifth season of The Real Housewives of New Jersey will be full of its signature screaming matches, brawls and tears.
Or as Teresa Giudice put it on her Facebook Friday, "Um, wow. My heart is racing."
This season, Melissa Gorga seems to be the root of everyone's problems. (Watch the full trailer below.)
"My parents come to the house and they look at you like you're the devil," Melissa's husband Joe says in a clip in between tears and Melissa's provocative dancing.
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Originally posted 04/19/2013 01:20PM
They're ba-ack.
The most dramatic crop of reality TV women in the Garden State are returning to Bravo, as The Real Housewives of New Jersey comes back for its fifth season, which premieres June 2 (8 p.m. ET).
All five of the main ladies – Teresa Giudice, Melissa Gorga, Jacqueline Laurita, Caroline Manzo, and Kathy Wakile – are slated to star in what Manzo tells PEOPLE, is "our best season yet."
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Originally posted 04/05/2013 01:00PM
Real Housewives of New Jersey stars Jacqueline Laurita, her husband Christopher and Joe Gorga are facing criminal charges after a bloody, sink-throwing brawl reportedly broke out at a grand opening party for Kim DePaola's new clothing store in Ridgewood, N.J., on Saturday.
The trio allegedly attacked a guest after he made fun of the Lauritas' son Nicholas, 3, who suffers from autism, the couple revealed last year. Bravo cameras were reportedly rolling throughout the fight.
According to the Bergen Record, Ridgewood Municipal Judge David Pfund determined there is probable cause to charge the Lauritas and Gorga with assault and terroristic threats after the alleged attack against John Karagiorgis of Paramus, N.J.
Originally posted 09/25/2012 08:15AM
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Originally posted 09/22/2012 04:00PM
It wouldn't be a Posche fashion show without the drama, and in the season finale of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, there's plenty of name-calling, finger-pointing and bleeping to go around.
After last week's episode, during which a man appeared claiming to have employed Melissa Gorga as a stripper, everyone is all riled up. Was Teresa Giudice involved in setting up her sister-in-law? Joe Gorga seems to think so.
But he's also steaming mad at Posche owner Kim D., who manages to insert herself in all the drama, too.
"You're the scum of the Earth," Joe tells Kim D. outside the show, while Caroline Manzo and Melissa look on.
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Originally posted 08/22/2012 09:15AM
Jacqueline Laurita had tried for years to have another baby, so when she finally welcomed son Nicholas three years ago, the proud mom celebrated his every achievement.
But then, at around 18 months old, Nicholas began regressing with his speech and motor skills, then refusing to answer to his name or notice people enter a room.
"We had no idea what was going on," the Real Housewives of New Jersey star, who hid her son's medical issues from the reality cameras as she continued taping season 4 last year, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
After an agonizing wait to see multiple doctors, the Lauritas got a diagnosis: Nicholas is autistic.
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — On a windy and cool Saturday, more than 200 runners lined up for a chance to win a girls state high school state cross country championship at the LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course.
Twenty-four teams vied for the right to hoist the trophy and to be remembered as champions, while 40 individual runners who qualified were chasing the overall title.
For the third time in school history and the first in 25 years, the Pendleton Heights Lady Arabians were one of those 24 teams and finished 14th.
After winning the sectional and regional rounds, Pendleton finished third at a difficult New Haven semi-state to advance to the first state final for the team since 1988. Coming into the finals, Pendleton was ranked 10th in the state. Sophomore Alex Buck led the way with a 19th place finish.
Carmel and Columbus North were expected to be the teams to beat and it held true on Saturday. Carmel, led by individual race winner Kelcy Welch, defeated Hamilton Southeastern 76-122 to win the team title. Columbus North was third, West Lafayette was fourth and Avon was fifth.
As the runners broke from the starting line, Sierra Moore of Elkhart eased out to an early lead but was quickly chased down by Welch and Mackenzie Caldwell of Columbus North. Buck was battling and was in the top ten at the three-quarter mark but faded a little down the stretch, finishing in the 19th spot with a time of 18:35.1.
The experience of making the state finals made for a lasting memory for the team, but especially the two seniors. Chelsea Blackwell finished 132nd in a time of 21.02 and fought back tears as she explained how much it meant to make it to the state final as a senior after a rough freshman year.
Fellow senior Maddi Hinton finished 136th, four seconds behind Blackwell. "It was an amazing experience," Hinton said. "Our goal was to get here and try our hardest, which I think we did." Hinton and Blackwell both acknowledged the level of work it took to make it to state finals.
"The hard work is really what has changed over the years" Hinton said. "Every year we work harder and harder for our goals." For the five remaining runners, the trip to the finals is a stepping stone and a chance to build a solid foundation for the program. Buck and Monica Dudley (115th) are sophomores, while Alli McCarty (42nd), Emma Hall (81st) and Faith Baer (151st) are freshmen.
"Fourteenth is great, we maintained our place in the semi-state" Arabians coach Melissa Hagerman said, referring to finishing behind Fort Wayne Carroll and Penn for the second straight week. "We proved we are the real deal and I know the girls are anxious to come back next year. I feel like we crossed a big hurdle, but I expect us to be back and I expect it to be better."
For Buck, it was an exciting experience, but also a chance to take some mental notes for next year. "It was definitely a neat experience" Buck said. "I loved being able to run with so many other talented girls and a blast to run here as a team. All of us realize what our strengths and weaknesses are with the course here, so I think next year we are going to come back and be even tougher."
Overall, Hagerman was happy with the season. "It's a nice graduation gift for two really special seniors," Hagerman said in reference to Blackwell and Hinton. "It's kind of what I expected, I knew they were capable of it. This team met what I expected."
The races took their toll on the runners as several collapsed after crossing the finish line and needed extra medical attention. Baer sat in an ambulance for a while following the awards ceremony, trying to get hydrated after a tough run.
Carmel swept the day as the boys won the team event. Jackson Bertoli of Terre Haute South was the individual winner.


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The official Harry Potter DVD website from Warner Bros has now been updated. The US site now contains the special trailer (available here in our galleries) for the Ultimate Collectors editions of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, as well as the upcoming Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince DVD and Years 1-6 giftset. In a newsletter heralding the DVDs, there is also this new photo of the special picture in picture feature on the blu-ray that will include commentary from cast-such as Dan Radcliffe- speaking about the movie scene. Also note in the same newletter was this wee photo of mockups of he forthcoming Ultimate Collector's editions, showing two boxes that will be made for Deathly Hallows Part One and Part Two. The UK Harry Potter DVD site does not have the HBP info yet, however there are nice wallpapers for all the DVDs, as well as a screensaver. Again, all of these DVDs will be released on December 8th, 2009 with the UK to see the HBP DVD on December 7th.


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If you read my last post concerning Chris Harris and I's ironic rides with team transactions, you know how we've - pretty much - been side by side throughout every move we've experienced as pro football players. Well, in this post I wanna give you the blow-by-blow on how our most recent team transition went down.So Chris Harris was traded back to the Bears before I was traded to the Rams, right. Well, because Chris and I both have the same agent (Albert Elias), we were told - before anyone else - how I was probably gonna be switching teams now that Harris was back in Chicago. Seriously, him and I really were the only Bears who knew what was inevitably going to happen to me.
As soon as Chris was dealt to the Bears, Albert Elias - who truly is one of the best NFL agents in the game (Wut up, Albert! ;-) - was on the phone with other teams seeing which teams were interested in having me. After apparently receiving a lot of interest from a lot of different teams, I guess he got in touch with the Rams, who - as I'm sure you can now assume - came at me with some great opportunities.
After Albert and the Rams did what they do best (negotiate win/win scenarios for the people they represent), he called me to ask how I felt about playing in St. Louis. I told him how "I'd be more than excited to have the opportunity to play for the Rams." He then took my word and went to work making it happen.
So the next day I went back to work with the Bears, and the trade hadn't gone through yet. And let me tell you... It was awkward being there knowing what was about to go down. I wasn't even sure if the coaches had been told by management that I was about to be traded. So I just continued doing my thing (lifting weights, running outside, etc.), knowing all the while that I wasn't going to be a Bear for much longer.
As soon as I got off the practice field I had a text message from Albert telling me to call him right away. I dialed him up, asked him what was going on, and he told me that the deal was -- like -- 95% complete, but it still wasn't totally a done-deal yet. I told him "cool" and continued my waiting game.
On this same day, Chris had gotten into town after having been traded by the Carolina Panthers - he was there to get a physical so his transaction could officially become complete. While he was there at the Bears' facilities, everyone was high-five'en Chris, because they were happy to have him back with the team. Even I was congratulating him and welcoming him back, as if nothing out of the ordinary was going down on my side of the ball (Haha!). (Of course, I would have treated him the same way, no matter the circumstances, because - you know - he's a good friend of mine. I was legitimately happy for him, because I knew he was happy to be back in the city.) That entire congratulatory-moment was just straight-up funny, because Chris and I both knew what was going on behind the scenes.
After practice, Chris, a couple other players from the Chicago Bears, and myself all went bowling (I can't wait to tell you the results of those games ;-) We must have played for about 2-3 hours before deciding it was time to head on out. And just as we were leaving the alley, Albert called to tell me it was official. I was a St. Louis Ram!
Right away I began calling everyone in my family to let them know the exciting news. I told my mother and father about everything, and they just went crazy, because they were like...
"Oooooh! Now you'll be closer to home, and we'll actually be able to drive to your games!"
Seriously, that really is one of the better parts of this move I'm making. When I was with the Bears, my family couldn't make it to many of my games, because the trip to the stadium was about fourteen hours long. Now that I'm with the Rams, they'll still have to go a long way to get to St. Louis, but it takes half as long to make the trip, as it's about a eight hour drive.
After I found out I was going to St. Louis, I went back up to the Chicago Bears facility to talk with Coach Lovie Smith and our general manager, Jerry Angelo. I just wanted to pay my respects, because they had changed my life forever by helping me make my dreams come true.
After thanking Coach Smith and Mr. Angelo for everything they have done for me, I got on the phone to talk with everyone in the St. Louis Rams' organization. I wanted to let them know how happy and excited I was to be a part of their team, and that I was ready to show-up for work (I can't tell you enough how anxious I am).
And that's - pretty much - how everything went down that day. I guess I really did enjoy the entire process, because I knew what was going on the entire time it was happening. However - on the flip-side - it probably would have been a real shock had I gotten a call out of the blue saying that I had been traded. ...You know what I'm sayin'? Thankfully it didn't happen like that, because -- I don't know -- being told, unexpectedly, that you gotta setup shop somewhere else doesn't seem like it would be as pleasurable of an experience as having a a good heads-up about things, like I did this time around.
Now I'm just happy to be a St. Louis Ram. I'm ready to get to work; I'm ready to hit the city; I'm just ready to enjoy St. Louis and the fans. I think we're all gonna have a lot of fun together...


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Stuttgart. Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, Stuttgart, in February delivered 2,071 vehicles in North America in a difficult market environment. The
26 percent downturn in comparison to the equivalent month of the previous year resulted from the model change at Cayenne, where production was discontinued in November 2006. In February 2007, the last vehicles of the first Cayenne generation were delivered to customers. The new Cayenne can only be seen in the showrooms of the American dealers from March 3. For this reason, sales of the series declined year-on-year by 60 percent to 381 vehicles. But this made it possible to avoid having the predecessor model standing next to the new Cayenne at the dealers. The high number of orders for the second Cayenne generation which uses 15 percent less fuel due to the gasoline direct injection leads one to expect that Porsche will follow on the sales successes of the predecessor model with the new Cayenne.
In February, a delivery figure of 1,127 vehicles in the USA and Canada for the 911 exceeded the previous-year figure of 928 units by 21 percent; this included 290 units of the 911 Turbo. Of the Boxster series, 561 vehicles were sold in North America, 342 of which related to the Cayman and the Cayman S. In comparison to February 2006, this is a decline of
38 percent. However, the figures only have limited comparability, as the equivalent month of the previous year was impacted by very high demand for the Cayman S which had just been launched at that time.
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Vet L. has been my
friend all through school, and is one of the strongest people I know. She has given me great
support, and I love her for being there when I need her. I feel it is important to share
her story.
Vet, what was life like for you as a
Life was fun. I was always very loved, even without my father
around. I was somewhat of a troublemaker, but I have a lot of good memories to show for it. Being a
child was the best time of my life.
How have your childhood
years affected who you are today?
I was raised by very strong,
supportive people. My mother and sisters have a lot to do with who I am. I also learned many
lessons, good and bad, growing up which have made me a strong adult. They have helped me realize
what I need to do to be happy.
My mother has always been the best person in my
life. She has never let me down, and has always been very supportive. Whenever I needed a friend,
she was one. My sisters have also been there for me. When my mom was getting her college degree,
she would be out late, and my sisters stepped in and played mom. They are my best friends and give
me great advice.
What life lessons have you
Take every moment for what it is, never take anything for
granted. Make sure you let everyone know how much you love them, and accept them for who
they are.
What have been some of your biggest trials, and how
have you overcome them?
The biggest trial in my life was when I got
pregnant sophomore year. It was a new road to travel. I didn't have to get over it, I had to accept
it and learn to adapt.
Another trial would be trying to get over the love of my
life, my baby's father. We were engaged, but things went the other way. I had to learn to love
myself more than I loved a man.
Who helped you during your
My mom and sisters were everything I needed them to be - a
mother, sister, boyfriend, best friend and father. All my friends were there for me, I could cry to
them whenever I needed to. I'm especially thankful for my mom. It was hard for her to deal with two
pregnant children at the same time. The dad and his family were also there, which was
a blessing.
When a bad situation comes up, what do you
I try to find the best way to deal with it. I am often faced with
issues in my school about my race. It is not easy to keep your temper, but you have to try
to understand why people are upset and angry. I try to find a way out without hurting anyone, or
How has being so small and pregnant affected your
It has worn me out. My body is stretched in places I never knew
I had. My hips are huge, I won't be a model again anytime soon. Being pregnant so young has
emotionally drained me. I have so many things to worry about now, and my emotions are like a roller
coaster. One minute I am happy, and the next depressed. I never spend time on my appearance, I'm
always focusing on my baby.
What do you do to deal with
stress and depression?
I eat a cucumber and go to bed. I figure it's a
healthy alternative to chocolate.
Were the characteristics of
the baby's dad the ones of your dream man?
Not by a long shot. But
then again, is there really a dream man out there, or is it a childhood legend? He is a beautiful
man, and I would marry him if things were different. He took care of me when I was pregnant. He
loves me and his baby with all his heart, but it wasn't enough for me to sacrifice what I needed
from him, or any guy that I want to spend my life with.
you ever feel that having a baby has stopped you from your goals or
I always wanted to be a cheerleader, and that won't happen. I
also miss out on a lot of freedom. No one makes me come home on time, and I probably wouldn't
normally, but I now have a responsibility to my baby.
What is
your favorite part of having a daughter?
It is so hard to narrow it
down to one thing. I love the way she looks at me and admires me. She lets me feel so much love.
She is innocent and pure, even though she can be a handful. The best part of being with her
is watching her go through every stage knowing there is somebody who
loves her.
What are your plans for the
I am going to be a lawyer. Down the road, I hope to move out
of Utah.
What are some of your future goals and
I want to start small. First and foremost, I am looking
forward to graduating from high school. I eventually want to get married. Having a father figure in
my baby's life is important to me because I missed out on that.
I want to start
modeling again, and I hope to keep up with my dancing and singing. It is also important to keep
family traditions for me and my baby.
What is your
favorite quote?
"What happens in the dark will come out in
the light. "There is nothing that you can try to hide without it coming out sometime. It
is important not to hide anything from yourself or anybody
What advice would you give
Take things slow, and be a kid as long as you possibly can.
Don't expect everything to be perfect, and make decisions for yourself. Live life to the fullest.
Love yourself first, and everything else will fall into
This piece has been published in Teen Ink's monthly print magazine.