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LSU, other contenders will evolve
UCLA looked bad -- really bad in spots -- but it won. Ohio State missed Braxton Miller, but pulled away from Navy. FSU and Alabama were not great, either, but they won. Here in Houston, LSU had to come back from 17 down in the second half against Wisconsin, but the Tigers won.
You cannot even fully write off teams that did lose. But you particularly can't relegate any 1-0 teams.
Evolution is a part of college football. The issues seen in Week 1 -- UCLA's offensive line, Alabama's corners, LSU's youth -- could ultimately prevent those teams from making the playoff, but they could also be immediately correctable. For now, don't exaggerate imperfection.
Fournette, LSU will live up to hype
Just keep repeating that to yourself, over and over, though not so loud that people think you're strange.
I've spent the past few months working to condition and program myself to this thought. Maybe we should just call him LSU's "first-year" running back.
Fournette doesn't look, act -- or, most importantly -- run like a freshman. So let's just move past the fact that he is one.
It's a dangerous game, hyping those who have yet to gain a yard, throw a pass or make a tackle. It's one that can make someone like me look quite foolish, causing hand-wringing from fans. ("He's 18, HANEY!")
But what happens when we're right? What happens when Jameis Winston, as a first-year starter, wins the Heisman?
From all I've gathered, including a stop last week in Baton Rouge, we're right on Fournette. You've seen the comparisons, from Michael Jordan's determination to Adrian Peterson's physique as a teenager.
"I've never seen a freshman like him," someone close to the program told me. "Never."
College football's 2014 prodigy will debut Saturday night in Houston, when LSU meets Wisconsin in a top-15 matchup at the Texans' stadium.
In addition to Fournette, Malachi Dupre and Trey Quinn are expected to be in the receivers rotation. Jamal Adams is a defensive back who isn't getting enough buzz because of the offensive guys.
And, oh by the way, coach Les Miles has said QB Brandon Harris will play. He might even start.
"We just want to get the best players on the field," defensive coordinator John Chavis told me last week. "We don't care what year they are. We tell them that."
In addition to natural attrition, LSU has lost 17 underclassmen to the NFL draft the past two cycles. That precipitates need unlike anything we've ever seen, really.
"These kids have embraced that idea since day one in the recruiting process," said Jeremy Crabtree, ESPN.com senior recruiting writer. "They knew they were good. They knew they were going to have to play early. And they didn't back away from it one bit."
If some or all of the freshmen hit, LSU will be a dark horse playoff contender. Three of the 20 coaches I polled this week had the Tigers in the four-team field.
"They can sneak up on you some years," one of them told me. "That's when they've won [titles]. There's a lot of attention on Alabama and Auburn right now, and Les probably likes it that way."
ESPN analyst and national recruiting director Tom Luginbill, who covered Harris in the Under Armour game, said his arm is in the top three for the past decade.
"He's a great kid with a high ceiling," he said. "[He's] a superior talent to [Anthony] Jennings, but he hasn't played yet."
Even with Fournette, expect veteran RBs Kenny Hilliard and Terrence Magee to get the first carries. Second-year offensive coordinator Cam Cameron will roll Fournette in gracefully; those on staff agreed with my theory that the frosh would see between 10-15 planned carries. Don't expect Peterson's bruising running style as much as power mixed with elusiveness. Fournette would rather juke than bulldoze. And he'll be more effective in the screen game.
But if he gets hot, the script could soon flip, with Hilliard and Magee serving as the complements. And that's what I would expect, given the preface of his legend.
Fournette goes for 100-plus. A star is born.
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Manziel vs. Shaw: Who'll be missed most?
Admittedly, I was leaning at first toward Shaw, the gritty 27-game winner for the Gamecocks. Then I did the "Championship Drive" podcast Wednesday with host extraordinaire Rece Davis and he talked some sense into me. (Thanks, Rece.)
"Let me help you with your story. The answer is Manziel because no team will miss their quarterback, or any player, like A&M will miss Manziel," Davis said, lecturing me a bit when, really, I needed to be lectured.
He's right. After all, Davis was on the broadcast team for Manziel's final college game, when he led the Aggies on one last improbable, heart-racing comeback -- for old time's sake -- in the 52-48 Chick-fil-A Bowl win over Duke.
Put it this way: I got married that night -- and we still found a way to watch the end of the rally on ESPN3, shivering in the Asheville, North Carolina night as we lit a few stogies. No lie. It was a highlight of the whole evening.
And no offense to Shaw, whom I've written about since he was in high school, but I would not have taken a break from the post-reception party to watch the end of his college career. I would have caught the highlights.
Manziel was different from anything I had ever seen on the field. He was magnetic. He was magical. And he was also vitally important to his team, especially given its defensive, um, shortcomings.
The 2013 Aggies scored 42 against Alabama and 41 against Auburn ... and lost both games. The D allowed Duke to score 48, Mississippi State 41, Ole Miss 38 and Arkansas 33, but was bailed out by an offense that averaged 47 points in those four games.
Given this season's youth and some expulsions, I'm not even sure the 2014 A&M defense will be any better than the group that finished No. 109 in the nation in yards per play (6.4) allowed and 96th in scoring defense (32 ppg).
If Texas A&M is going to again have to outscore opponents, it's only reasonable to say it will not be able to do that as well with Kenny Hill or Kyle Allen at QB.
"[Coach] Kevin [Sumlin] is going to earn that paycheck," one SEC rival coach said, referring to Sumlin's raise in the neighborhood of $5 million.
I see a 4-6 team. The SEC West is that unrelenting. It'll tussle with Ole Miss for fifth in the division. (But the Aggies would be a contender in the Big 12, for what that's worth. Just saying.)
Those closest to the A&M program tend to talk more about Allen and 2015 commit Kyler Murray than they do Hill. So that leads me to believe he could be in some trouble when he makes his first start tonight at hostile Williams-Brice Stadium.
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Pivot Points: Power Five conferences
Here's one take for each Power Five conference:
If Wisconsin can get past LSU this week, then the Badgers will be in the playoff.
I'll quickly lay out why the Badgers will at minimum gain momentum if they win this week.
Up next: Western Illinois, Bowling Green, South Florida, Northwestern, Illinois, Maryland, Rutgers and Purdue. That takes you to the middle of November, when they close with Nebraska, Minnesota and Iowa.
So even with some front-seven question marks and a first-time starter at QB, Wisconsin is 100 percent a playoff threat. But the Badgers will likely have to go undefeated to make it, which means knocking out a wild-card LSU team this weekend.
In fact, there's a shot this could be a playoff contention knockout game. Both teams are on the fringe, and this is a win that both could very well need to woo the committee.
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Coaches reveal their playoff picks
Heisman contenders, breakout freshmen, conference winners -- it all will be covered as part of Insider's Ultimate Season Preview.
Today's question: We polled 20 coaches and asked them, "Which teams do you predict will be in the inaugural College Football Playoff?"
We've analyzed the College Football Playoff pecking order in almost every way imaginable. I even started my deep dive back in January. All of the speculation will change this weekend, of course, when we have actual game activity on which to base our opinions.
In the meantime, however, I contacted as many coaches I could to poll them. Surely, they've seen, heard and know enough to gauge who will still be playing come January.
In fact, I'll make a little wager. I'll bet you an Austin street taco and a local brew that my group of 20 coaches nails all four playoff teams. I've got faith in this well-paid-yet-motley crew.
The only teams that didn't get a vote in my poll but still scare me as sleepers are Clemson and Miami from the ACC, Iowa from the Big Ten, Kansas State from the Big 12 and USC from the Pac-12. Clearly, those squads are on the far end of the probability spectrum, but so were 2013 Auburn and 2012 Notre Dame.
And if a playoff team does wind up being one not listed here, well, we're in for a really fun year -- and I'll buy you a dang taco and a beer, anyway.
In addition to the 20 responses, three coaches abstained. UCLA's Jim Mora promptly responded that he "didn't have an opinion," which elicited a chuckle from me.
"I only think about two teams, UCLA and our opponent," Mora said. "Classic coachspeak!"
Troll on, Jimmay. Your pops is proud as we enter this play-offff?! era.
And then there's the Power Five coach who suggested this final four: Air Force, New Mexico State, Idaho and Eastern Michigan. There's one in every crowd, isn't there?
But on to more earnest efforts: There was a lot of chalk, and a lot of favorites. A ballot I particularly liked was one coach taking Florida State, South Carolina, Stanford and Wisconsin.
"Didn't want to come with the typical BS," he said. Perfectly plausible -- and original! Thanks, Coach.
As for the chalk, the coaches picked four conference favorites as the leaders to make the playoff: FSU (19 of 20 ballots), Alabama (16), Oklahoma (10) and Oregon (10).
Let's cut through that to where the intrigue begins. I have a hunch that the next six teams chosen by the coaches, receiving between two and five votes, wind up being the Nos. 3 and 4 seeds. There will be surprises. And they'll likely come from this group.
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Michigan State rises in playoff stock watch
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Today's question: In honor of the College Football Playoff, which four teams' stock has been on the rise since the start of preseason camp, and which four teams have seen their stock drop?
Whether or not Ohio State is ultimately hopeless without Braxton Miller, we know that, at the bare minimum, the Buckeyes' national title chances took a substantial hit when the playmaking senior quarterback re-injured his throwing shoulder last week.
Where there was previously a swirl of uncertainty and optimism around the Buckeyes -- who, mind you, haven't lost a regular-season game since 2011 -- now only lies unsettling doubt.
"I already wasn't sure about them," one coach said last week, just after the Miller news hit. "Without [Miller], there's no way. He got them out of so many bad plays. Who cares if he ever became a [pure] passer? The kid made things happen."
You know what's distinctly possible? An 0-2 start. Would you be all that stunned if the Miller-less Bucks, trying to figure things out and establish a new identity, stumbled against both Navy and Virginia Tech? Those are not bad teams, folks. And ESPN's recently-updated Football Power Index now has OSU ranked No. 12, down six spots minus Braxton.
For the obvious reason of losing what might have been college football's most valuable player to his team's playoff chances, Ohio State leads our discussion of teams with shifting stock during August.
And in each case, there is a beneficiary on the rise. That is to say, for every Ohio State, there's a Michigan State.
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Better offense: '14 OSU or '10 Florida?
Heisman contenders, breakout freshmen, conference winners -- it will all be covered as part of Insider's Ultimate Season Preview.
Today's question: Could 2014 Ohio State (minus Braxton Miller) be as bad as 2010 Florida (minus Tim Tebow) on offense?
The coaches I've talked with this week emphatically say no. There's too much faith in the offensive system and coaching -- whether it's Urban Meyer or OC Tom Herman -- and too much respect for Ohio State's skill position talent.
The Buckeyes might lose a game or two, but the personnel is not going to let them slip far.
"They've got guys at every position," a coach in another league said.
"Guys" is often an understated term in the coaching world. It translates roughly to "NFL talent."
"They're loaded," he said of the Buckeyes, who are on their way to a fourth consecutive top-10 recruiting class under Meyer. "They're everywhere."
So don't expect those esophageal spasms to flare up for Meyer this season, even if his team's playoff hopes are shakier than they were a week ago.
So what will the offense look like without the dynamic and experienced Braxton Miller?
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Week 2 make-or-break for Big Ten
Heisman contenders, breakout freshmen, conference winners – it will all be covered as part of Insider's Ultimate Season Preview.
Today's question: In light of Ohio State QB Braxton Miller's season-ending injury and the Notre Dame academic investigation, how monumental has Week 2 become for the Big Ten?
An academic investigation in South Bend. Miller's shoulder injury in Columbus. It might seem counterintuitive after adversity hit both Notre Dame and Ohio State the past few days, but college football's second week could be even more meaningful as a result.
Just look at the lineup: Michigan State at Oregon, Ohio State vs. Virginia Tech and Michigan at Notre Dame. It would not be an exaggeration to say each of those games could be make-or-break in terms of the College Football Playoff hopes for those three Big Ten teams.
So let's take a closer look at how those Big Ten East Division teams have had their chances altered, for better and worse.
Michigan State Spartans
With Ohio State's playoff chances greatly diminished sans Miller, Michigan State's game at Oregon takes on even more meaning.
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Which teams benefit if Ohio State drops?
Heisman contenders, breakout freshmen, conference winners -- it will all be covered as part of Insider's Ultimate Season Preview.
Today's question: Now that Braxton Miller is out for the 2014 season, which teams instantly rise in the playoff pecking order?
Ohio State QB Braxton Miller reinjured his right, throwing shoulder in practice on Monday, and following an MRI on Tuesday morning, a source told ESPN.com's Brett McMurphy that Miller is out for the season.
A Heisman Trophy candidate expected to lead his team to the inaugural College Football Playoff, Miller's absence will directly affect Ohio State's Big Ten competitors, as well as teams across the country that might have otherwise been behind OSU in the minds of the selection committee.
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Will Jake Coker live up to the hype?
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Today's question: Will Jake Coker start for Alabama Week 1 against West Virginia?
Based on conversations with several coaches and those who know Nick Saban well, I made Coker my No. 1 breakout player in a file that was published a couple of weeks back.
Am I regretting that now that Saban has said Blake Sims and Coker are essentially in a dead heat in Tide camp? Is it time to alter expectations for Coker?
Heck, no. Here's why.
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Muschamp among coaches on hot seat
"You can point to whatever you want to, and we've had our fair share of adversity," Muschamp told me back in the spring, "but we haven't won enough games. You've got to win games. We've got to do a better job, as coaches and all of us, and that's what we're working to do."
He's right. Put whatever you'd like into the front end of the formula, but the back end had better result in victories. Muschamp had 18 wins in his first two seasons with the Gators, but 2013's 4-8 debacle -- even one during which the team was ravaged by injuries -- has cast a dark cloud over his future with the program, even as AD Jeremy Foley continues to voice support.
Muschamp, 22-16 at Florida, leads our look at coaches feeling the heat entering the 2014 season.
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Should playoff include eight teams?
Heisman contenders, breakout freshmen, conference winners -- it will all be covered as part of Insider's Ultimate Season Preview.
Today's question: Should the playoff have started at eight teams?
Yes, ideally, because the current "playoff" is literally an invitational; the committee ultimately decides who's in. Merit is defined by a 13-person panel.
But as we gravitate toward autonomy and the Power Five is entrenched, the conference that gets left out of the four-team model -- or more than one league, potentially -- will raise hell. And that's why I believe we'll see an expansion to eight teams in the coming years.
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Houston will be top Group of Five team
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Today's question: Which is the best-equipped team from the Group of Five conferences (American Athletic, Conference USA, Mid-American, Mountain West, Sun Belt) to make a New Year's Six bowl?
I irritated Central Florida fans the other day when I wrote that UCF shouldn't be ranked, so this should really make the Knights' day: Houston is going to be the better American Athletic team in 2014.
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Clear preseason Heisman pick: Mariota
Heisman contenders, breakout freshmen, conference winners -- it will all be covered as part of Insider's Ultimate Season Preview.
Today's question: How did I arrive at my preseason Heisman top five of Marcus Mariota, Jameis Winston, Braxton Miller, Todd Gurley and Melvin Gordon?
I've been big all summer on Braxton Miller and Ohio State breaking through in big ways. I made a late change in my initial Heisman Watch vote, however, because I'm not fully confident in the health of Miller's shoulder.
Coach Urban Meyer and OSU insist that the senior QB is fine in his recovery from spring surgery and that the plan all along was to bring him back slowly during camp. But I've got to see Miller in action to fully buy into him as the front-runner.
In the meantime, Miller is keeping good company. A strong start could quickly pull him even with the reigning Heisman winner, Jameis Winston, and the majority favorite, Marcus Mariota. Personally, I'll start the season with Mariota ahead of Winston.
Marcus Mariota | Oregon Ducks | QB
I remain convinced that Mariota would have won the Heisman last year if not for the knee sprain that prevented him from being himself in the loss at Stanford and over the following weeks, which included the stunning rout at Arizona.
When Mariota couldn't run, Oregon's offense became more predictable.
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Which teams will be left out of the playoff?
Heisman contenders, breakout freshmen, conference winners -- it will all be covered as part of Insider's Ultimate Season Preview.
Today's question: Will there be one or two teams with legitimate cases left out of the playoff?
No one is under the assumption that the new playoff format will suddenly eliminate debate from college football. If it did, I would have been vehemently opposed to the playoff. Conversation -- and consternation, at times -- have driven the sport, and fortunately it'll continue to be that way. Deserving teams will be left out of the playoff; if it doesn't happen this year, it will soon enough.
Playoff director Bill Hancock said as much when he met with us last week at ESPN. So did Arkansas AD Jeff Long, the selection committee's chairman. There will be debate in November, even with the committee's desire to be transparent in the process. In fact, that openness will invite more discussion.
So who will the debate be about? Which teams will be left behind?
My playoff choices since the first week in January have been Alabama, FSU, Ohio State and UCLA. I'm sticking with them, so they're in and seeded in that order.
Projected records: Alabama (12-1; SEC champ), FSU (12-1; ACC champ), Ohio State (12-1; Big Ten champ), UCLA (11-2; Pac-12 champ).
That means one league champ doesn't get in ... and it's the league that doesn't play a title game.
Team 1: Let's say Oklahoma loses at Texas Tech and finishes 11-1, winning the Big 12.
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Thursday was the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft. There were some big and definitely interesting moves by all four teams in the AFC East in the first round. Our team of analysts broke down each of the selections in the division and graded the picks, team by team.
The selection of quarterback Ryan Tannehill by the Miami Dolphins is a move that will likely be second-guessed all the way through the 2012 season, if not longer. Meanwhile, the New England Patriots quietly had an extremely promising night, trading up to finish with two first-round picks, both of which are very solid. While the New York Jets did not have the typical obvious first-round blunder for which they are famous, their selection still comes with question marks.
Check out the entire analysis and grades for each team in the AFC East in the video below.
For more draft grades, stay tuned to this StoryStream. For lots more on the 2012 NFL Draft, check out Mocking the Draft or visit SB Nation's dedicated draft hub.

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So apparently he was partying it up at a nightclub in Portugal and left sometime in the morning in his Audi R8 and somehow had three people including himself in the car (it's a two seat roadster). At this point it's all speculation but he might be the subject of a DUI.
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A Luverne man is recovering at the Troy Regional Medical center and awaiting judgement on some heavy traffic fines after he led authorities on a 20 mile long high speed chase.
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UConn will play Big East newcomer San Diego State at home as part of its 2013 football schedule, which was finalized on Monday.
The Huskies, coming off a 5-7 season, have seven home games next fall, including nonconference games against Towson State (Aug. 29), Maryland (Sept. 14) and Michigan (Sept. 21).
UConn's Big East home games are against San Diego State, Louisville, Rutgers and South Florida. They will play Big East road games at Central Florida, Cincinnati, SMU and Temple. The Huskies have one nonconference road game against Buffalo on Sept. 28.
Dates for all Big East games will be announced at a future date.
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The Big East will have 12 schools in 2013 split into two divisions. Each team plays eight conference games, facing each team in their division (five games) and three teams in the other division. UConn is part of the East Division with Central Florida, Cincinnati, Louisville, Rutgers and South Florida.
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Police are searching for several persons of interest in a brutal attack on an 80-year-old man. Creston Portis, Jr. suffered numerous injuries including broken cheek bones and a battered face after the September 14 attack. Portis said that a black Mercedes sedan blocked his Volvo in his driveway. He said that two men got out of the car. Each man then went to a side of his Volvo. "The one on the passenger side had the weapon and he kept beating on the window telling me to get out of the car," said Portis. Portis said that when he wouldn't unlock the car, one of the men grabbed a brick and smashed the passenger side window, allowing the other attacker to open the door. The men then dragged Portis out of the car."They got me out of the car and then they kind of started whacking me upside the face with that brick," Portis said. As one man beat him with the brick, Portis said the other intruder went for his wallet."Reached and tore my jeans out and got my billfold," Portis said. East Point police said after the robbery, someone used one of Portis' credit cards at a CITGO gas station less than a mile from his home. Police said they believe the attack was random.
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Tucker's Horse Ranch in Elsanor is closed and the front gate is locked. On Saturday Baldwin County Sheriff Deputies arrested the owner, Thomas Tucker on 5 counts of second degree sexual abuse of a child.
"It's just sad to know that this stuff is being said about this man," said a neighbor, who believes Tucker is innocent.
Within the last week four families have come forward accusing Tucker of touching their children inappropriately. Children frequently spend the night at Tucker's Horse Ranch while learning how to ride horses. Neighbors describe the ranch as a camp.
Authorities say some have accused Tucker of video-taping the children while they were showering.
"I practically lived down there until I turned 18 and got married. I was down there every day," said a neighbor who also believes Tucker is innocent.
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23-06-2009 4:47
23-06-2009 5:19
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Hi, again, we are working to get these requests taken care of- please bear with us.
the hard reset should only be used as a last resort, and will usually end up with a loss of content (not to mention contacts, etc).
I will work with Congested to get content resent once we get things verified.
Thanks for your patience.
My problem was that the soft reset would fix the "Expired Certificate" problem for 2 days, max, so I thought I would try backing up everything, formatting the memory card, and restoring. Unfortunately the restore never does restore fully. I lost all the music licenses, even with a soft reset.
23-06-2009 12:29
Hi Support Team.
There are two things I would like to point out.
1. The Store now seems to be broken again, in the sense, that related items that are displayed when selecting an item, are broken. And there seems to be dupes as well. When clicking on a related item I get a "Sorry, this item is no longer available". This is really _really_ annoying. The problems are on both the normal web store.ovi.com and store.ovi.mobi.
2. May I suggest, that since a user can easily check what he/she has downloaded by going to the MyStuff section in the store, that you add a "Re-send"/"Re-download" button at each of the already purchased items?? Should be fairly easy to do when a user is already logged in and therefore can verify that the product is already paid for.
23-06-2009 12:49
Ooh, and by the way. The MyStuff section has been emptied completely. The registration of purchases I have made are all gone as well.
Judging from the fact the reviews on items are gone, that there are strange dupes and that "Related" items gives "Sorry, this item is no longer available", it seems that your database is seriously compromised and/or having some bad trouble with coherency.
23-06-2009 12:50
Hi everyone, I too inadvertently uninstalled Facebook, and was unable to reinstall via OVI Store, no other options were available for a reinstall. In fact from the various Internet searches there had been a big publicity regarding Facebook S60 being available for download from OVI. This is simply not true. No one can download the Facebook widget from OVI. The fact is Facebook S60 is unavailable from Ovi Store period!
Too be honest I am extremely frustrated with the N97 (I have used N95 and E71 without any problems) and I am very disappointed to say the least. I paid so much money for the N97 and I cannot even download and restore one of the most popular widget Facebook. Nokia Care tells me that they had to wipe and reinstall my brand new N97 if I want the Facebook widget back. THIS IS NOT ACCEPTABLE!
Any suggestion or help is much appreciated.
23-06-2009 16:14
23-06-2009 16:23
Hi Ovi support
I have set up a new ovi account and followed all the instructions and have received all the sms messages to set up my ovi client. However when I am using the Ovi store and come to download any apps I get the pop up message saying "The operation could not be completed due to an error". I am able log in and the ove store accepts my login credentials and tell me that I am logged in.I have logged out and logged in several times for a few days now and still to no avail. Please help!!
23-06-2009 16:25
Good thing, that I still have my Receipt mails from Ovi, in case I need to re-install!
24-06-2009 1:18
henrik, I agree with you on the database being compromised or data integrity in question. I'm a programmer myself and know that if it takes so long to add back applications to the list for a phone, something is seriously broken behind. In a normal situation for a properly designed system, this would just take a few minutes. Even if taking into account approval workflows and procedures, it should be turned around within a day. Each day I see a delay is another day where I become more convinced that Ovi Store is at best in prototype mode.
Having said that, I appreciate the frontline folks such as dsrainmaker and congested taking the hit. They are dependent on the actual guys who implemented the system to fix the issues and are obviously trying their best to address our feedback.
24-06-2009 16:50
Hi again.
Kudos to the Ovi team, the problems I mentioned before are all fixed now.
The reviews are back and my "MyStuff" is back up with all my purchases.
Thank you Ovi team for the quick response time :-)
24-06-2009 19:56
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I found this Facebook app for N97 from a forum. You can give it a shot if it works for you. It also works with 5800 XM.
First install this: (5800 Facebook with the widget+API Bridge). Only API Bridge is needed.
After that, replace the 5800 Facebook with N97 Facebook.
25-06-2009 1:22
Thanks mate. It does look like the N97 Facebook is circulating around. I'm just wondering if I should wait for Ovi Store (which ironically is the official source for the app and doesn't have it!) to list it for the N97. Hopefully it is soon? Anyone tried?
Btw slightly OT, Facebook is available for all the major platforms now, including WinMo since May (easily available, so Nokia is behind!). Facebook for iPhone is still one up because it has the chat feature.
25-06-2009 15:08
You are a godsend. Your solution actually worked. I first installed the API Bridge followed by Facebook widget. I have saved my N97 from going back to Nokia Care for a complete wipe out.
By the way, I checked the two installations with F-Secure Mobile prior and after installation, everything checked out ok.
Fantastic, thanks!
25-06-2009 20:14
Hi ergonpandilus,
Thank you very much. I've been waiting these for a long time. I was so frustrated with Ovi. They are so slow and most of the time they don't work. Imagine the smile you've put on my face.
Btw, which forum did you get this from? I've searched everywhere for this but failed.
Again, thanks.
25-06-2009 22:34
Rainmaker, I recently purchased Advanced Device Locks costing £8.00. Shortly after I had to send my phone back due to a software issue. I have contacted OVI twice over the last 10 days and have not a had a reply. Will I have to pay for it again or can I be sent a link. I have to receipt if this is required. I have a 5800
26-06-2009 0:49
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Rainmaker, I recently purchased Advanced Device Locks costing £8.00. Shortly after I had to send my phone back due to a software issue. I have contacted OVI twice over the last 10 days and have not a had a reply. Will I have to pay for it again or can I be sent a link. I have to receipt if this is required. I have a 5800
Hello darren2331,
I have resent a link for your application Advanced Device Locks for S60 to your device.
Thank you,
26-06-2009 17:23
My faith has been restored, thanks congested.
26-06-2009 20:06
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My faith has been restored, thanks congested.
You are welcome!
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Football season is in full swing, and the Seattle Seahawks have been winning some crazy games. Because of this, football analogies are dying to get out! So please bear with me.
Every player does all he can throughout the week to prepare for the game on Sunday. They all plan, they practice, and they perfect their strategy to win the game. But just about every game, the head coach has to change his game plan because the opposition or situation has changed. It is at this point that the players have to trust and submit to their head coach to execute the new game plan.
Paul changed plans
While coming on board at Mars Hill, there was one statement that I kept hearing over and over again: "The only constants at Mars Hill are Jesus and change." As I read through the missionary journeys of Paul, I am challenged and encouraged to be constantly changing for Jesus. At the end of 1 Corinthians, Paul tells the church that he will visit them soon, but at the beginning of 2 Corinthians, Paul speaks of how his plans to visit Corinth had changed. Paul's missional circumstances had changed and to stick to his purpose and calling—to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ to as many people as possible—he had to change plans at times.
No matter how much I plan things with a missional mindset, Jesus may call me to a different place than I ever expected. This is often in strong opposition to "my plans" and "my expectations."
We gladly change
Since I have been at Mars Hill, things have changed a few times and the above statement has held true. By nature, I don't like change. By nature, change makes me anxious. I praise the Lord that these words are true: "For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my [the Lord's] ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts." (Isa. 55:9)
The Lord knows what he is doing, and I do not always know what the Lord is doing or what he has planned for the future. I am learning at Mars Hill, where things change fast, that we are a church that is sensitive to new missional circumstances and because of that, "things change fast." For that reason we don't only change, but we change for Jesus, and although things change, the good news of Jesus Christ is the same.
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Titans notch four return TDs, defeat Jaguars
Tennessee became the first team in NFL history with two players scoring twice on returns in a game as the Titans beat the Jaguars 38-20.
Titans must improve LB depth because of McCarthy's durability issues
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AFC South Spin cycle: Colts' turnaround complete
The Colts punched their postseason ticket with a 20-13 win at Kansas City and the Texans continue to stumble late this season.
Packers pound Titans 55-7
Aaron Rodgers threw for three touchdowns and ran for another, Ryan Grant scored twice and the Packers routed the Titans 55-7 on Sunday.
Titans S Babineaux's struggles continue
We hear finding an upgrade over veteran FS Jordan Babineaux, whose play has declined, will be on the Titans' offseason agenda.
Tuesday's 60-second rant: Win's a win for desperate Titans
The Titans' victory over the Jets was almost unwatchable, but you won't hear Mike Munchak or his staff apologizing for a win they desperately needed.
AFC South Spin cycle: Titans play spoiler on 'MNF'
The Titans dashed the playoff hopes of the Jets, while the Texans clinched the AFC South with their win over the Colts.
Titans end Jets' playoff hopes
Chris Johnson went 94 yards for the longest touchdown run in the NFL since 2006 and the Titans beat the Jets 14-10 on Monday night.
Britt, Morgan provide Titans rare glimmers of hope
As QB Jake Locker regresses, the two first-round picks that prededed Locker, DE Derrick Morgan and WR Kenny Britt, are coming off their best games of the season.
Titans to place TE Cook on I.R.
The Titans will place TE Jared Cook on injured reserve with a torn rotator cuff.
AFC South Spin cycle: Texans thrashed, Colts come back again
The Texans showed they're not currently the class of the AFC in a huge blowout to the Pats, while the Colts made another fourth-quarter comeback.
Luck, Colts come from behind again to beat Titans
Andrew Luck led Indianapolis back from a 13-point second-half deficit aas the Colts rallied for a 27-23 victory Sunday over the Titans.
Fitzpatrick met with Titans coach Mike Munchak and general manager Ruston Webster who needed a backup quarterback after being unable to renegotiate Matt Hasselbeck's contract.||||||| Fitzpatrick threw for 3,800 yards with 24 touchdowns and 16 interceptions last year and had been the Bills' primary starter since 2010. He said going back to being a backup will be a challenge after four years as a starter in Buffalo. He has a family with four children and had roots in Buffalo along with a six-year, $59 million deal he signed in October 2011.
Fitzpatrick is out in Buffalo, the first major move as NFL free agency began Tuesday.||||||| The Bills' starting quarterback was cut 1 1/2 years after getting a six-year, $59 million contract extension. Fitzpatrick struggled after signing the new deal, and the Bills went 6-10 in 2011 and in 2012. Buffalo has not made the playoffs since 1999, the longest active streak in the NFL. For now, the Bills' No. 1 quarterback is Tarvaris Jackson.
Buffalo Bills general manager Buddy Nix hasn't ruled out the possibility of re-signing guard Andy Levitre, or determined whether to keep Fitzpatrick.||||||| Fitzpatrick's future remains in question. He's coming off his second inconsistent season as starter. He's also due to earn a $3 million bonus this month as part of a six-year, $59 million contract extension he signed in October 2011.
Fitzpatrick threw just 17 passes but completed nine, two of which went for TDs in Sunday's win over Jacksonville.||||||| This was only Fitzpatrick's third multi-touchdown game in the last eight.
Fitzpatrick bounced back from two subpar games to throw for 225 yards and three touchdowns in Sunday's loss to the Titans.||||||| Fitzpatrick completed 27 of 35 attempts and did throw one interception. In his two previous outings, Fitzpatrick threw for a total of 279 yards and no touchdowns.


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LIZA GENNARO choreographed the critically acclaimed Broadway revival of The Most Happy Fella and the Broadway revival of Once Upon a Mattress starring Sarah Jessica Parker. Making her Carnegie Hall debut in December 2010 she created the choreography for The New York Pops production of How the Grinch Stole Christmas, narrated by Brian Stokes Mitchell. She has choreographed extensively in regional theaters across the country including: The Guthrie, The Old Globe, Hartford Stage, Actor's Theater of Louisville The Goodspeed Opera House, and collaborated with Stephen Flaherty and Frank Galati on their chamber musical Loving, Repeating: A Musical of Gertrude Stein for the About Face Theater in Chicago. She choreographed the 30th Anniversary tour of Annie and Roundabout Theater Company's Tin Pan Alley Rag (2010 Outer Critics Circle Nomination, Outstanding New Off-Broadway Musical). Her choreography was recently seen in the New York Musical Festival (NYMF) production of The Great Unknown. In addition to her choreographic career Liza teaches at Barnard College and Princeton University and holds a master's degree in Dance Studies from New York University. Her essay, "Evolution of Dance in the Golden Era of the American 'Book Musical'" will appear in The Oxford Handbook of the American Musical, later this year. Her essay "'Broken Dolls': Representations of Dancing Women in the Broadway Musical" can be read in the online Journal Bodies of Work.
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Buckley will return to New York in May to offer her Song Interpretation & Monologue Master Class at T. Schreiber Studio. The five sessions will be presented May 2-7.
Buckley, according to a press release, will share "her expertise and guide her students through a methodology that facilitates audience connection through songs and monologues. Her emotional connection to songs and audiences is renowned, and that very connection is at the heart of what Ms. Buckley imparts to her students."
An accompanist will be provided for singers. For further details and to apply to the workshop, prospective participants should contact T. Schreiber Studio at (212) 741-0209 or email email@example.com. For more information visit www.tschreiber.org.
Auditors are welcome to observe the class at a reduced fee and will participate in the group exercises. Full participants prepare two contrasting songs or monologues and will also do individual work under Buckley's direction. An accompanist will be provided for singers. For more information, contact Becky O'Rourke at email@example.com.
Betty Buckley offered acclaimed performances in Broadway's Sunset Boulevard, Carrie, Song & Dance, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, 1776, Triumph of Love and Promises, Promises. She won a Tony Award for her performance as Grizabella in the Broadway production of Cats, and she starred on the London stage in Promises, Promises, Dear World and Sunset Boulevard, earning an Olivier Award nomination for her work in the latter. Her screen credits are numerous.
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PopsyCakes was founded by Jessica Cervantes when she decided to create an innovative cupcake on an edible stick in 2006 at the age of 16. Ever since her grandmother taught her how to bake, Jessica has loved measuring and tasting different ingredients - and mixing them up to see how her culinary creations would turn out. But it wasn't until Jessica became a part of the International Business and Finance Academy at John A. Ferguson Senior High school, that baking and business came together in a brand new recipe for success.
Jessica is now a student at the University of Miami, managing both her business and studies. She is currently majoring in Biomedical Engineering. She has hired a management team to continue to grow the company, and 5% of our profits are donated to NFTE so other students can get the same support that Jessica received.
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Reviews by Alieniloquium:
3.1/5 rDev -18.2%
2011 bottle poured into a snifter. Reviewed from notes.
Appearance - Big head. Overly carbonated, maybe. Reddish brown underneath the cream head.
Smell - Belgian yeast. Caramel. Red wine vinous notes. Tannic.
Taste - Sweet dark fruits. Caramel with the same tannic and vinous flavors. Finishes with a little vegetal tang and some bitterness.
Mouthfeel - Way overcarbonated. Medium bodied. Not a great aftertaste.
Overall - Disappointing. Only the aftertaste is bad, but the rest is just bland.
02-10-2013 03:13:48 | More by Alieniloquium
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3.5/5 rDev -7.7%
04-08-2013 21:56:51 | More by mdaschaf
3.25/5 rDev -14.2%
04-14-2013 22:34:45 | More by FalconA
4.25/5 rDev +12.1%
04-01-2012 19:29:55 | More by rogerthegill
4.13/5 rDev +9%
seven-fifty from Bottleworks, muled home to Virginny
a: poured into my large westmalle chalice, the beer is a deep, reddish nut brown in color, coated with a full layer of carbonation, sustained and evolving - fed by a stream of bubbles from the bottom of the glass
s: brown malt body with notes of cocoa, toasted nuts, and roasted belgian sugars; big yeasty aromas provide glimpses of green banana; red apple, grassy hop aromas with a nudge of citrus pith, baking spice and sweet complexities pull out as it warms, dark fruit bread
m: carbonation lively and prickly on the tongue, body medium-full
t: a structure of sweet brown malts carries notes of cocoa, roasted malt, and dark belgian sugars; big chalky yeast flavors, banana, and spice; chocolate sweetness midway through, grassy, crisp hop flavors bring a mild to moderate bittering to the finish with yeast and roasted barley flavors lingering long
o: a well crafted, well structured belgian ale, artfully balancing big brown malt flavors with fruity yeast and hop; drinks easily
04-11-2013 03:16:47 | More by blackie
3.93/5 rDev +3.7%
2008 vintage, thanks to fthomasl for sharing. 750 mL pours a murky brown color with a limpid tan foam. Fades at an average clip and leaves a few spots of lace.
Nose is very fruity and funkadelic. Toffee malts, burnt brown sugar and brown bread. Interesting and powerful.
Like liquid fruitcake! Nice balance of honey-drizzled malts, bread doughy yeast and fleshy mango & strawberry puree fruitiness. Mouthfeel is fantastically creamy, so smooth. ABV is well hidden. Spot on with many of the 'Brune'-style beers I have had. Fruity dubbel is not too far off either. Tasty stuff, does Pelican brew any bad beer?
02-03-2011 19:23:45 | More by twiggamortis420
3.5/5 rDev -7.7%
11-19-2011 02:45:41 | More by ChrisPro
3.9/5 rDev +2.9%
pint at the Brewpub, outside in the late summer sun , beautiful. Dark brown, slighty hazed,small tan head, that stays. Aroma is definatlly yeasty, but with hints of burnt brown sugar and coriander. Spicy,complex yeasty, malt driven flavours,also a noticable sourness, which is very pleasing, its almost to the point of a Belgian Sour, but not quite. Very intrgueing. Very nice palate, thick and silky smooth, nicelingering flavours. Overall a very nice beer and a nice surprise.
09-25-2007 05:58:52 | More by Reidrover
4.5/5 rDev +18.7%
05-26-2013 17:57:04 | More by tfsimpkins
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4/5 rDev +5.5%
11-18-2011 17:50:16 | More by nmann08
3.65/5 rDev -3.7%
Shared a 1 PINT 9.4 FL OZ bottle of this w/ friends @ 4 Hands Brewing Co. Poured from the Bronze colored bottle w/ a White Pelican on the front into a 12oz- 4 Hands Brewing Co Snifter Glass. Has 2008 on the front of the bottle but no other bottled date.
Aroma- Easy on the nose. Well blended malts, very light sour characteristics but not barnyard/goat, mild sherry like attribute, and some caramel. Looks like much has died away over time.
Appearance- Pours almost no head at all with a semi-aggressive pour. Has a dark, reddish brown body with good clarity. Leaves no lacing behind.
Flavor- Has a ton of malt and light fruity flavors but most of the sour notes have faded. Light sherry taste again and a bit of musk at the finish.
Mouthfeel- Light-Medium Bodied, Light Carbonation, Smooth, and finishes sweet and a bit tart on the palate. Nice! Finally some sour character!
Overall Impression- Not quite what I was looking for in an aged Oud Bruin, but maybe this is what happens to some? Still very nice and easy sour with a light brown ale background. Very smooth and above average for the style. Would like to try some of this fresh to compare!
03-28-2012 19:46:37 | More by DCon
3.5/5 rDev -7.7%
02-05-2012 23:06:43 | More by tomholland
3.98/5 rDev +5%
750mL (2011) into a chalice. Pours a clear mahogany w/ vigorous carb, a nice fluffy tan head that leaves big clumps of sticky lace.
Aroma is bready malt, dark fruit.
Taste is fermented dark fruit, Belgian yeast, spice. Some candi sugar sweetness.
Mouthfeel is soft and light; carbonation just right, velvety.
Overall a solid dubbel/saison (from the label)/Flanders oud bruin (BA listing)/whatever. I enjoyed it.
08-14-2012 05:06:51 | More by draheim
3.75/5 rDev -1.1%
05-02-2013 03:52:26 | More by spycow
North Carolina
3.63/5 rDev -4.2%
2008 bottling; tasted in 2010
Appearance: Pours a dark mahogany with a modest cap that leaves a lot of squiggles behind
Smell: Just about the plummiest thing I have ever smelled; a lot of spice cake, too
Taste: Opens with a plum and spice cake character that persists throughout; if anything, the brown sugar sweetness builds after the swallow and into the finish
Mouthfeel: Medium to full body with moderate carbonation
Drinkability: A bit too one dimensional for my tastebuds; it has a nice, sweet character that really works for a dubbel but lacks a yeasty complexity
07-16-2010 22:44:52 | More by brentk56
New York
4/5 rDev +5.5%
11-14-2011 15:29:54 | More by shaebs99
3.98/5 rDev +5%
Thanks to Tieman for sharing this one at his tasting.
2011 vintage.
Pours a slightly hazy brown with a foamy beige head that settles to wisps of film on top of the beer. Small patches of lace form around the glass on the drink down. Smell is of malt, brown sugar, and some spice aromas. Taste is much the same with some fruity flavors and a mild spice bitterness with each sip. This beer has a good level of carbonation with a crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is a good beer with some nice earthy and spice flavors.
11-11-2012 08:08:48 | More by UCLABrewN84
3/5 rDev -20.8%
12-29-2013 23:45:15 | More by iatethecloudsfor
3.08/5 rDev -18.7%
surprised how hot it was for 7.5 though it had been aged for 3 years so i guess that might have an effect, eh.
was a bit simple and boring. light earthy coffee tone.
the guy talked it up pretty well too, so i think he disappointed quite a few with this one.
05-24-2011 06:52:47 | More by claytong
4.47/5 rDev +17.9%
2008 Vintage.
Pours a dark burgundy color with a short lived fizzy tan head.
Scent of strong yeast and a heavy sweet plum start with cocoa, earth, spice, candi sugar, and caramel coming in as well. The pungent sweet plum aroma is very nice and complimented greatly by the yeasty and earthy characters. This is an excellent scent and stands up to any Abbey brewed Dubbel.
Taste of plums and other sweet dark fruit starts with cocoa, earth and some roasted coffee appearing shortly after. Finishes with a hint of dark fruit, some earth and yeast. This beer has a fantastic transition with the finishing flavors being quite different from the start, and the subtle flavors holding a great balance in between there.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied and a bit slick with a nice bite of carbonation; a bit oily, but still very nice.
11-14-2009 01:16:14 | More by paco1029384756
2.75/5 rDev -27.4%
05-08-2013 03:08:56 | More by leftoverburrito
4.47/5 rDev +17.9%
Foiled, corked and caged 750 ml bottle, 2007 vintage, that I picked up from the brew-pub on New Years day and have cellared since.
From the back label:
"Full of intriguing malt flavor, Le Pelican Brun was conceived by the fertile imaginations of the team of Pelican brewers and inspired by the many brewing traditions of Belgium. With a deep reddish-brown color that suggest an Abbey-style dubbel, but a rich yeast driven aroma reminiscent of a saison, Le Pelican Brun serves up coffee like, cocoa and caramel flavors with a hint of earthy spiciness. Medium bodied and highly drinkable, Le Pelican Brun is also rich, complex and satisfying. Bottle conditioned for substantial depth of flavor and excellent keeping qualities."
I agree with everything but the Saison aroma, which is probably a bit of romanticism on the part of marketing...my favorite style, so I guess I can understand!
After easily popping the highly pressurized natural cork, out seeps an appealing vapor, but no overflow before a I quickly poured it into my large Gulden Draak tulip, gently but still ending up with over 1/2 a glass of head. Dark ruby with a tight, if somewhat large-bubbled light tan head that quickly settles down to an average sized head leaving sticky chucks of foam.
Smell is sweet, candi sugar and strawberries. Very alluring by my book, but much more BSDA then dubbel...but too tasty for me to hold that against it!
Taste is more in-line with the style, not quite as sweet and fruity as the nose, nicely balanced with the slight spiciness and mild phenols. I'm normally not a huge fan dubbels, as far as Belgians at least (which are my absolute favorites), but this one is really hitting the spot, though the fruitiness certainly helps. Perfect choice for watching the NCAA championship game, world class teams and a world class beer.
Mouthfeel is sticky, smooth and light bodied. After drinking a ton of big heavy American beers all winter, I'm really appreciating the high digestibility of this Belgian.
Drinkability is high, really loving this right now. Those who prefer a more peppery, grainy style dubbel won't care for this (e.g. polar opposite of the Bornem dubbel), but if you like em on the sweet side, seek this out...I for one know I need to get my ass back to Pacific City pronto and grab a few more of these!
04-08-2008 01:54:10 | More by ccrida
4.43/5 rDev +16.9%
An absolute surprise to find this on the taplist at Bailey's today; 12 oz. snifters for just $4. An easy choice.
A: Deep, dark chocolate brown with a murky look pierced only by the many streams of tiny bubbles crawling up the glass. Thin whitish cream, dense and barely a half-finger, clings at the edges and leaves long, amorphous trails of lace.
S: Ahh, wonderful aroma: clove-spiced dried fruit (raisins, dates, figs) with enough cocoa and carob at first, cranked to near 'sensory overload' as it warms. With my love for the clove/spice (almost transcends 'Dubbel' for 'Belgian Dark Ale') I find this simply and completely alluring.
T: Full cocoa and plump fruit: ripe berries, sweet apples, more raisins. Very nutty, especially as it warms: the earthy/peaty grains smacking of spicy wheat bread. Yeah, it's the yeast, too - cloves, tangy-sweetness. Finishes with a little dryness to go with a developing tang. A beauty - complex and curious, evolving as it warms.
M: Medium body. Small, effervescing carbonation gives a nice creaminess. Very slightly chewy, a hint of grainy grit. A little warmth indicates the alcohol content, but it's not fault-worthy.
D: Whew, VERY nice dubbel. I've tried other Belgian-styled ales crafted by Pelican and have been impressed; this, however, is probably my favorite yet. Rare to the point I've never seen this beer before on tap and have only heard of bottles offered at the brewery in Pacific City. If you like Belgians and have a chance to try it, Le Pelican Brun is a 'must'.
03-13-2009 03:52:54 | More by msubulldog25
New York
4/5 rDev +5.5%
11-19-2011 04:59:34 | More by whartontallboy
New York
4/5 rDev +5.5%
From 06/04/11 notes. Big thanks to nimbleprop for sharing this bottle. 2008 vintage served into a tulip. Was told this was more of a flanders than a dubbel but we'll see.
a - Pours a murky mahogany brown color with one inch of light tan head and light carbonation evident.
s - Smells of sour fruit, dark fruits, plums, caramel, light spice or gingerbread, and very light alcohol. Nice and some definite sourness, but nothing too overwhelming.
t - Tastes of dark fruits, bready malts, caramel malts, sour dark fruits.
m Medium body and moderate carbonation. Pretty easy to drink.
o - Overall I liked this one quite a bit. Not the sourest beer but I enjoyed the little bit it had. I can kind of see how this could be a dubbel or a flander, as I saw a bit of each in it. Would love to try again sometime.
06-07-2011 15:19:59 | More by mdfb79
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a guy that is old but looks young
he's got such a nice babyface
by white chocolate May 11, 2003
A term used in professional wrestling to describe a good guy (or a person that the fans love). The opposite of a babyface in pro wrestling is a heel.
Stone Cold Steve Austin is one of the biggest babyfaces, tons of fans LOVE him.
by John Duran July 11, 2004
he who has facial cheeks that can be described as: sexy wonderfull, baby cheeks and other wise just plain old goodness.
I wish i was babyfaced!!!
by the ultimate cloud October 05, 2005
An alias of the legend, Matt Bryant.
"Nice to meet you, my friend's call me Babyface"
by RoachmanDan August 24, 2008