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Ratings: 20 | Reviews: 7 | Display Reviews Only:
4.25/5 rDev +23.2%
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3.25/5 rDev -5.8%
08-02-2014 21:54:46 | More by Starman
4.75/5 rDev +37.7%
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3.5/5 rDev +1.4%
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4/5 rDev +15.9%
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3.75/5 rDev +8.7%
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3.25/5 rDev -5.8%
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3.5/5 rDev +1.4%
09-04-2013 15:46:00 | More by DasBoot2112
2.75/5 rDev -20.3%
08-23-2013 19:22:37 | More by bocaoma
3.5/5 rDev +1.4%
06-01-2013 23:31:55 | More by Miha
2.6/5 rDev -24.6%
500 ml bottle, poured into a Weizen glass.
Large head after pouring but doesn't stay long. Only a little scattered lacing. Many bubbles rising rapidly.
Smell and taste are pretty average, standard german pilsner. Not a style I enjoy very much.
Light to medium body with good carbonation. Drinkable and refreshing.
I didn't enjoy it too much. I had better pilsners.
11-27-2012 17:09:36 | More by Ciocanelu
4.05/5 rDev +17.4%
Sitting in a Munich beer garden with an oversized preztel in one hand and oversized beer in the other, now that is living. It is impossible to not let the atomsphere impact my opinion of the beer.
This is the lightest, most refreshing of all the beers I had while in Munich. The least complex, but also the easiest to drink. So smooth and so fresh, I really had a tough time not having more than 2.
09-12-2012 19:29:28 | More by micjah
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2.25/5 rDev -34.8%
06-10-2012 21:58:23 | More by maviola
3.5/5 rDev +1.4%
12-30-2011 21:20:21 | More by cdwil
3/5 rDev -13%
12-28-2011 12:53:01 | More by jjkatter
3.9/5 rDev +13%
Two of my friends and myself were in Munich and it was lunch time. So of course we decided our Euros would be better spent on bier than food we chose to each order a different variation of the famous Lowenbrau (so we could also taste each others). Emmilyn got the Lowenbrau original, Nicholas got the Lowenbrau Dunkel(dark(for those of you new at the game)), and I had the honor of receiving a tall glass of Lowenbrau Premium Pils.
The head was appr. a finger and a half. The smell was a little soft, couldn't really smell it. The taste was spectacular. In technical terms I would be inaccurate to describe the taste further(I should have taken better notes). The drinkability, when compared to that of the original, was easily recognized as smooth.
08-15-2010 20:16:30 | More by austinhensley
2.4/5 rDev -30.4%
Had this beer at the Lowenbrau restaurant in Berlin. Served on tap in a krug, cool.
A-very clear pale yellow body, thick white head.
S-metallic and faint hop smell.
T-clean with a light but coarse hop finish.
D-very average tasting, somewhat coarse flavors. Only would drink again if given limited options.
08-11-2010 02:39:22 | More by jneiswender
3.8/5 rDev +10.1%
Löwenbräu's shot at the pilsner style is more than on par. When poured into its appropriate tulip glass, the brew produces a good two and a half inch white head that retains quite well. The body is beautiful gold and filtered to create a pure appearance.
Aromas are typical of the style. The hops are mostly lemony, but have a hint of metallic character. A sweet husky undertone is detectable underneath the hop's dominance.
Taste wise, it's on par with lemony hops shining through, with a slight herbal finish.
Mouthfeel is light in body, and very thirst quenching. For a hot German summer and no air conditioning, this pils hits the spot.
07-03-2009 08:19:43 | More by TheSarge
3.58/5 rDev +3.8%
Had a fresh one of these while staying with my brother in Munich.
I must say that the comradery among strangers in that country is unsurpassable, and contributes significantly to the beer drinking experience.
Not as crisp as I was expecting from a Pils (a style I am admittedly not as familiar with) but this did not detract from my enjoyment as it was still remarkably clean tasting. The beer was refreshing and light and would mak a nice "session + " beer. The tenth would be as nice as the first, but not as great as the first.
03-06-2007 22:47:34 | More by BrotherJon
Ontario (Canada)
3.33/5 rDev -3.5%
This was a fairly descent German pilsener. If served correctly, this is one of the best beers for a sunday afternoon in the shade. Excellent pale yellow colouration, with a fluffy full snow-white head.
The smell of this pilsener was somewhat questionable, seeming more like a North American macro than a Munchen-brau.
Taste was quite good, on the average it was fairly-well balanced between hops and malt, thought it is a pilsener, it could be a little more towards the malty side, rather than the heavy hoppiness of the this brew.
Mouthfeel was pale and slightly bland. No more to say about that.
Fairly easy to drink, could be drank in large quantities, if you can afford it, but I would certainly recommend a Kostritzer over this one.
07-30-2005 00:37:51 | More by Bestuurder
Löwenbräu Premium Pils from Löwenbräu AG
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On the mornings of home football games, hear some of the University of Virginia's top minds. The Lifetime Learning Program partners with the Alumni Association in offering More Than the Score. Talks are free and open to all. All talks are held at Alumni Hall at 10:00 am on Saturdays before the home football games.
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Collaboration No. 3 - Stingo - Boulevard Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 411 | Reviews: 106 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by Iowacraft:
4/5 rDev +3.9%
01-02-2013 20:47:22 | More by Iowacraft
More User Reviews:
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
07-29-2013 22:43:32 | More by Tiernan
4/5 rDev +3.9%
10-23-2012 19:46:05 | More by DuckDodgers
4/5 rDev +3.9%
11-15-2012 22:54:11 | More by VernonKell
3.85/5 rDev 0%
Appearance: one inch head, cloudy, dark caramel brown in color, high carbonation
Smell: toffee and dark chocolate
Taste: toffee, dark chocolate, hazelnut, coffee, and tobacco
Mouthfeel: medium bodied, medium carbonation, sweet
Overall: A very English style tasting beer. Complex. This almost tastes like a winter warmer out of season. Tobacco and toffee play very strong here. Interesting, not sure if I would get it again, but worth a try.
09-10-2012 13:24:42 | More by tigg924
4.5/5 rDev +16.9%
08-26-2014 02:24:14 | More by alienlifeforcecube
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
06-28-2013 14:03:45 | More by doremite
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
12-11-2012 00:18:25 | More by SPRichard
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
11-18-2012 03:36:45 | More by sgttibbs
4/5 rDev +3.9%
(Served in a snifter)
best by 3/13 on the bottle
A- This beer is a dense glowing body with a thick lumpy sticky light tan head that last a good bit.
S- The woody malt aroma has an interesting green wood quality to it.
T- The green woody bitterness has hints of aged spice and some nougat flavors that finish with a tart hint of hops. The finish is just a bit dry.
M- this beer has a medium mouthfeel with no real alcohol heat noticed and no astringency
O- This is a nice simple beer that, although not really complex, it is very unique. It is woody but not from a barrel or from toasted wood. It is it's own flavor.
11-28-2012 19:51:17 | More by rhoadsrage
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
09-06-2012 23:49:00 | More by acurtis
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
09-16-2012 20:44:31 | More by alamode
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
12-16-2012 01:51:06 | More by Riverared
4/5 rDev +3.9%
10-07-2012 13:56:47 | More by Beezee
4.23/5 rDev +9.9%
My neighbor, bless his soul, bought a bottle of Stingo over from downstate IL. The beer pour a dark cloudy brown with red hue. The head is a off white bubbly head that is not leaving much lace. The smell has malt and good earthy tones. The taste is big...and strong. There is a prevalent malt base and hints whiskey sweet mash. There is also a healthy bitterness which perhaps is why it's named Stingo. The mouthfeel is a full body beer with big carbonation. Overall it's a big beer to sip....not to session.
01-12-2013 02:50:13 | More by WoodBrew
4.05/5 rDev +5.2%
Picked up four bottles of this. For a limited release it was nice to see the price not in the stratosphere ($9 for a big bottle) unlike a few others I had recently. (Love Child No 2 comes to mind.)
I was surprised to see other people see pours with only a finger and a half on them. I didn't pour very aggressively at all and had a three finger head easy in a tulip.
With a light behind the glass it gives off a dark auburn tan appearance that's quite nice.
Nose gives off aroma of bitter chocolate, caramel, and coffee grinds.
The taste? Copy/paste the smell. Only downside is the coffe-like flavor tends to run the show where I'd like a bit more balance from the other stuff.
The mouthfeel is the highlight of this brew for me. Nice and creamy. (The really fine bubbles from the pour should've been my first clue this might've been the case.)
Overall, it's a solid beer. Just good enough that I'm glad I picked up 4 of them on a chance that I might not get more. Glad to have tried it.
09-04-2012 02:04:12 | More by Chirpie
3.6/5 rDev -6.5%
Pours a rich, dark brown. Almost thick looking. There's some lighter red notes to keep it from getting too dark, but no light is making its way through. The head is relatively thin and lacks much retention.
The bottle talks about complexity and it starts with the smell. It's got the malty backbone that allows brewers to do a lot with it, and they've done plenty with this. In addition to some darker, malty scents, there's the fruity esters of dark, ripe fruits. From time to time, it seemed I could pick up a faint smokiness. On top of all that, there's the alcohol. It's not overpowering, just enough to let you know it's there.
While there was little in the way of a head, there's plenty of carbonation, so much so that it masks some of the flavors. The alcohol is a bit stronger than the smell. The fruitiness is present. Pretty malty with a cola-like caramel taste.
Like I said earlier, there is an abundance of carbonation. Combined with alcohol and some acid and it really keeps your tongue guessing. Slight tartness. Initially a heavy feel, but the carbonation balances it well. Dry finish.
It's a good beer and a collaboration that neither side should be ashamed of. That said, it's not world class. Maybe a little more aging would give all facets of the beer additional time to meld, but right now, there's a sharpness to it. If the edges could be dulled a bit, it would be even better.
10-07-2012 03:30:18 | More by RickS95
3.89/5 rDev +1%
A: Dark brown with a huge frothy tan head; lacing is okay
S: Grainy and nutty; sweet malts, brown sugar and toffee; this is sweet and malty and grainy with some booziness but is a bit subdued in the finish
T: Much more going on in the flavors--robust malts, nutty with some booziness in the finish with some vanilla and whiskey in the finish
F: Medium body with a creamy finish
O: This is a malty, slightly boozy beer; not my favorite sting that I've had but it's solid
04-07-2013 02:25:16 | More by dbossman
4/5 rDev +3.9%
12-10-2012 20:19:01 | More by jheezee
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
02-20-2013 15:08:46 | More by Gonzoillini
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
08-24-2012 18:47:46 | More by snowmaggedon
4.5/5 rDev +16.9%
06-07-2013 00:04:58 | More by CadetGCBD
3.83/5 rDev -0.5%
750 mL bottle poured into a snifter.
Appearance - Murky reddish brown. Not much of a head. Some wisps remain. Some clinging to the glass occurs.
Smell - Big fruity nose. Dark fruits, plums and such. Caramel. A little bit yeasty, maybe? Some esters coming off.
Taste - Similar to the nose initially. Lots of plums and cherry. Some faint acidity. Caramel in the middle, but gives way to a bunch of oak in the back. Some darker malts prevail as well, lending a bit of chocolate.
Mouthfeel - Low carbonation. Dry oaky finish. Medium body, maybe pushing medium heavy.
Overall - I was expecting a bit more of the oak tang, but the flavors are nice. I'm enjoying it.
05-22-2013 03:07:30 | More by Alieniloquium
4.05/5 rDev +5.2%
Batch 2012- opens with a slight pop, pours an effervescent caramel/chestnut with 3+ fingers of khaki colored head. Amazing heaad retention & lacing
S: Butterscotch, oak, much cakeyness
T: Cakeyness, woody & herbal notes, dryness, some pear notes up front. Cakeyness with some sourmash as this warms, plenty of dryness,some pears & green apples too. Finishes dry, woody, slightly fruitty & a touch sour
MF: Fairly chewy, slight carbonation, boozey & warming
Not a bad effort, this beer will go down a bit easier on a January night than now. If you like a big beer with some twang, this is a beer for you. Well worth a try, will age well I'm sure
08-16-2012 02:27:40 | More by russpowell
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
02-13-2013 00:08:27 | More by trafordboy
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Not much real data.
As a broad brush, urethane better than acylic enamel better than alkyd enamel better than milk paint better than whitewash. Better being durability, gloss retention, uv protection. Within the groups i.e for alkyd, I have never seen any data that supports one brand being "better" than another.
Alkyd dries slowly unless you use a hardener. If you want faster drying/ hardening then use a hardener or don't use alkyd enamel.
CNH Iron Guard paint is alkyd enamel, same as the TSC Valspar and the TSC Majic paint. There may be other differences such as percent of solids, drying times, and coverage per gallon but they are all still alkyd enamels with all the inherent problems associated with old technology paints. The newer paints such as acrylic enamel and urethane have some advantages but within each class there are likely still some variations on drying times, coverage, etc...
I would decide what level you want to be at, alkyd, acrylic, or urethane and then decide the price and availability within that group and go from there.
For me, I can get a name brand acrylic enamel for the same cost as Iron Guard alkyd enamel so why use Iron Guard or Majic or others. If I did not have access to an automotive paint store but had easy access to a CNH dealer, then I may well use the Case paint or TSC paint.
For some reason red paint fades easier than other colors, alkyd paints such as Case or Majic will fade. The newer paints are less prone to fading but even modern clear coated urethane red will fade. Something to consider. How much gloss and color do you want and are you will to accept some fading and loss of shine. I suppose for a true restoration you should use alkyd paint and let it loose some color and gloss, that is what happen with the original paint and the original paint seemed to last a long time.
Eitherway, some paint looks better than no paint and if the owner is happy then all should be good.
I used Majic spray cans for a Gibson D tractor a month ago, I was not able to get to a paint store to have acrylic enamel mixed. So far looks good, drying time seemed to be the same as Krylon or others. A year from now it may look great or may all be falling off but I thought I would give it a try. I expect it is no better or no worse than any other inexpensive alkyd paint. However, data is good, if anyone has any real data on the durabulity of different brands of paint it would be useful to share.


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With all those negative images floating around in my mind, when we headed to New Orleans early this summer to begin helping a family member move there, I was actually afraid of what I would find after being absent for more than 15 years. My childhood visits to this wonderfully matchless city were a scrapbook of happy memories staying with my great aunt while my parents enjoyed the food, music, and always-carnival-like atmosphere. Daddy took me back to New Orleans my junior year in high school to show me what he loved about the city that raised him and we took a riverboat trip and ate fresh shrimp and oysters at his favorite restaurant, T. Pitari's. Twice in our married life my spouse and I returned to eat, explore the neighborhoods on foot and via the streetcar, visit the Audubon Zoo, and see a Monet exhibit at the New Orleans Museum of Art.
Over four weekend visits in the last four months we found a cleaner, friendlier city where people you meet on the street look you in the eye, smile, and say hello. New Orleans is still facing multiple huge hurdles and the healing process is certainly not over. But she proudly displays a multitude of positive accomplishments including major strides in cleaning up local government with solid leadership, revitalized and accomplishing public schools, welcoming, mixed-income public housing, signs of energetic young entrepreneurship, and residents from all walks of life who are enthusiastically engaged in their community. One writer described New Orleans as a "former poster child for urban despair," who may now offer herself as an example for finding creative and practical ways to overcome devastation and near death to other struggling cities.
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New Orleans is a city incredibly united by the Saints, her professional football team, a part of the city's rich culture since All Saints Day, November 1, 1966. It took the franchise twenty one years to put together a winning season, earning derogatory names for the team, including the "Ain'ts."
When the Saints returned to play in the multi-million dollar renovated superdome for the 2006 post-Katrina season, tickets were completely sold out on season tickets alone. In the overpowering devastation of Katrina, the fans needed their team more than ever and this horribly injured city rallied around it and the new quarterback, Drew Brees, with raucous, unbridled support. Brees, who had consistently excelled at whatever he attempted all his life, was essentially on the unwanted starting quarterback list as he recovered from surgery for what was labeled a "catastrophic shoulder injury." But he immediately provided unquestionable natural leadership for his team and his new home city.
The Saints made the playoffs that season and ultimately won the Super Bowl in 2010. Brees has since devoted his time and his money to the rebuilding of New Orleans with an unparalleled fervor as the Brees Dream Foundation provides resources and support for her seemingly unending list of needs — public schools, housing, healthcare, cancer research, neighborhood recovery, and a myriad of children's programs.
Built in a former brewery in New Orleans' Warehouse District, The National World War II Museum was not directly damaged by Katrina. But looters and vandals took their toll, tourists were slow to return, and the major fundraising for expansion of the museum which started just before Katrina had to be indefinitely put on hold. This exceptional museum, which includes artifacts, airplanes, boats, jeeps, self-explanatory exhibits, extensive oral histories of World War II veterans in their own voices, and the 4-D Solomon Victory Theater with a panoramic screen, opened under the direction of historian, educator, and author Stephen Ambrose in 2000 as the National D-Day Museum. It grew to its present scope when expansion was rekindled in 2008 with the energy and enthusiasm of veterans and lawmakers from across the country.
New Orleans proudly hosts this museum since the landing craft used in every major American amphibious operation in Europe and the Pacific was built there. Generally known as "Higgins boats," these boats were built by the design and leadership of Andrew Jackson Higgins and they excelled at delivering masses of personnel and equipment efficiently and safely from ship to shore.
In 1938 the independent thinking Higgins owned one boatyard and employed about 75 people. By the end of 1943, his business had grown to seven plants and more than 25,000 workers. Disregarding the normal work practices of the era, Higgins' workforce was the first in New Orleans to be racially integrated and included women, senior citizens, and individuals with disabilities, who were all paid equal wages. His workers were exceptionally productive and ultimately produced more than 20,000 boats during the war years.
Years after Higgins' death, former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, who had served as Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Forces, spoke of Higgins as "the man who won the war for us." Legend tells us that Higgins and his employees were so important to the war effort, even Hitler knew him by name and referred to Higgins as "the new Noah."
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New Orleans — 'Almost a Religion'
New Orleans' multi-cultural collage of restaurants lures great numbers of her enthusiasts and some adamantly argue eating there is "almost a religion." Many of the traditional, old reliable, family-owned white table cloth restaurants are still alive and well and offer incredible meals. In the Garden District Commander's Palace has thrived for more than one hundred years. It is often labeled "the symbol of the New Orleans dining scene," provides a slightly formal but not stuffy atmosphere, and has a consistent tradition of producing excellent chefs who have found success locally, nationally, and worldwide. In the summer, the perfect end to a memorable meal there is Rustic Peach Cobbler made with Chilton County peaches.
Mr. B's Bistro, one of many offshoots of the restaurant powerhouse Brennan family, prepares bib-requiring barbequed shrimp "served in the shells with peppery butter sauce," in the French Quarter. Dickie Brennan's Steakhouse offers local seafood dishes, such as grilled redfish with lemon beurre blanc sauce, which are as delicious as the steaks and calls itself a "French Quarter institution."
Newer sure finds have made their own paths in the New Orleans restaurant menagerie in more recent years. Uptown on Tchoupitoulas Street, Dick & Jenny's comfortable bargeboard cottage lends itself to the eclectic nature of the menu and the setting creates an ease for the guests as well as the staff. Their Eggplant Fritters served with fresh mozzarella and topped with basil pesto are worth enjoying at every visit. Mr. John's Steakhouse on St. Charles Avenue might be seen as the perfect Mad Men restaurant by the young adult generation and those excellent steaks are simply seasoned with salt and pepper and topped only with melted butter.
Bayona, appropriately found on a quiet street in the French Quarter, is classy but not pretentious, the choices are innovative and creative, and they are served by a well-informed, obviously happy-to-be-working-there staff. A dinner of Chef Susan Spicer's Garlic Soup and "Peppered Lamb Loin with Goat Cheese and Zinfandel Sauce," will not easily be forgotten.
While the eating options in New Orleans can be overwhelming, perhaps the best approach is to start simple. Start with a sandwich. New Orleans' classic, definitive sandwich is the Poor Boy whose popularity merits its own celebration — the New Orleans Po-Boy Preservation Festival held in November on Oak Street at Carrollton Avenue. This sandwich was born in New Orleans during the violent 1929 streetcar motormen and conductors strike.
Brothers Bennie and Clovis Martin, former streetcar conductors who owned Martin Brothers Coffee Stand and Restaurant, promised to support the strike by providing free sandwiches to the striking workers. Collaborating with a baker, the brothers developed a new 40-inch loaf without the narrowed ends of the traditional French bread loaf. Bennie explained the naming of this over-sized, always popular sandwich. "We fed those men free of charge until the strike ended. Whenever we saw one of the striking men coming, one of us would say, 'Here comes another poor boy.'"
Domilise's, Dat
Dog, and Coulis
Off the beaten tourist path you will find Domilise's Po-Boys, open since the 1930s, and run by Dot Domilise in a blue-collar neighborhood down by the river on Annunciation Street. The building and sign are so nondescript you might inadvertently pass the small place unless it is lunchtime when you will find it by the line of customers snaking out the door and around the corner. Domilise's struggled after Katrina and had a long road to recovery which included replacing all the refrigeration. But loyal customers returned and curious new guests made the effort to find this eating landmark.
Once the line moves inside the door, you will notice photographs of Eli and Payton Manning as well as the menu decorating the walls, and long brown paper bags filled with the absolutely required just baked New Orleans French bread from the Leidenheimer Bakery which has been making this base staple since 1896. At the height of the lunch rush at Domilise's, you take a number and order when called. The wait allows you to watch the sandwiches being prepared from start to finish as they are ordered.
Our order was taken and prepared by Dot who asked how we wanted our sandwiches dressed. She smiled as if pleased when my spouse told her to fix them the way she thought they should be eaten. Domilise's lightly battered fried oysters and shrimp sandwiches, and roast beef with gravy are messy, require a stack of napkins, and you will lick your fingers without shame so you do not miss one satisfying taste.
On Freret Street near the Tulane University campus, in a neighborhood where the restaurants are providing key fuel for revival, Dat Dog serves German Pork and Beef Hot Dogs, carefully chosen, unusual sausages from as far away as Poland and as close by as Jefferson Parish, in addition to "Alligator Sausage (From the Bayou)," and "Crawfish Sausage (From the Swamp)." Condiments run the gamut from the traditional- ketchup, mustard, cheese, onion, relish, and sauerkraut- to the unusual- guacamole, wasabi, and andouille sauce.
While both Dat Dog owners are natives of New Orleans, and have known each other since elementary school, their career backgrounds are as different as their menu offerings. One is a lawyer who worked as an assistant United States Attorney for twenty two years. Since retiring, he has taught at Tulane Law School and managed his family's olive grove in Greece. The other ultimately became a restaurant consultant in London and started the Real American Hot Dog Company there after inadvertently getting in the business by providing hot dogs at a softball tournament. This pair is well on its way to seeing Dat Dog's hotdogs and sausages make an impact on the New Orleans restaurant culture.
In fall 2009 Chef James Leeming opened Coulis, a breakfast and lunch diner, in Uptown New Orleans on Prytania Street. Small and bright, this laid-back restaurant was the culmination of all his impressive New Orleans training which included Commander's Palace when Emeril Lagasse was executive chef, Brigsten's, several Brennan family restaurants, and Dick & Jenny's, where he was executive chef.
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http://vikingsterritory.com/2012/opinion/harvins-past-is-again-under-scrutinyI remember giving the selection of Percy Harvin in the first round of the 2009 NFL Draft a C grade due mostly to the character concerns following him out of Florida.After three seasons of breath-taking plays, Harvins character concerns have never reared their ugly in any big way, and he has actually grown into a sort of leadership role on the offense.Now, however, stories about Urban Meyers mismanagement of the Florida program are now uncovering new details of Harvins checkered past. According to the reports from Sporting News, Harvin epitomized the climate created by Meyer that entitled certain players and led to practices that placed stars like Harvin into a special category, allegedly allowing them to get away with things they should not have.In 2008, Meyer told the press that Harvin and two other players missed four games due to injury. In reality, it appears that Harvin missed those games as a result of a failed drug test and the University required the four game suspension but Meyer made sure to cover for his players. Harvin also reportedly failed a drug test at the NFL Scouting Combine prior to the Vikings drafting him.The report continues to recall a story where Harvin grew tired of doing stadium runs and decided to just stop. When told to keep moving he exclaimed, This (bad word) end now. The following day conditioning did not include stadium runs, and instead the players played basketball.The most troubling story is the one that tells of Harvin assaulting wide receivers coach Billy Gonzales by throwing him to the ground and putting his hands around his neck. Meyers never let the truth about that incident become public, saying only that something did happen, and Gonzales himself claims that the incident was blown out of proportion.Harvin, in November of 2010, reportedly got into a verbal altercation with Brad Childress that nearly turned physical but stopped just short.Harvin has not yet commented on the article by Sporting News and with his surgery scheduled for Tuesday, it is unlikely he will grant media access any time real soon.At the end of this latest season, Harvin won the Korey Stringer Good Guy Award for his professionalism in dealing with the media. Outside of the Childress incident and some mild pouting about the sudden release of teammate Randy Moss, Harvin seems to have his life under control and appears to be the exact type of player the Vikings were hoping to get when they selected him.In fact, if it wasnt for recent scandals following Urban Meyer around, Harvins character concerns would still be just a thing of the past.
He gets a migraine every 5 minutes . No thanks.
What is your point? I was wrong? Ok. You win. I was wrong.
As much as I love Harvin, we can't afford him. I don't think he would be happy with being a slot WR and would command too much money down the road.
Since when can't we afford anyone??? When has money ever been an issue for Tampa Bay??? Give me a break. Brandon Marshall has character issues, how'd he work out in Chicago??
Does anyone think that Percy might have a huge issue with possibly being the team's 4th option on offense? I wonder who he'd try and punch first?
There\'s a very real chance the Bucs waive [Revis] before next season. At the very least, it will be a discussion worth having.


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4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
08-04-2014 00:38:29 | More by jzlyo
3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
08-02-2014 05:30:10 | More by zestar
3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
07-23-2014 02:02:11 | More by KAF
3.41/5 rDev -13.5%
330ml brown glass bottle with simple green label and unbranded black pry-off pressure cap acquired at a local bottle shop in Budapest, Hungary and served into a Zlaty Bazant .3L pils glass in me friend's gaff in Budapest. Reviewed live, as an IPA - because the label and name clearly identify it as such. 6.9% ABV. No best before date is listed. Cost was 1000 forent.
Served cold - straight from the fridge. Side-poured with standard vigor as no carbonation issues are anticipated.
No bubble show forms as it's poured.
HEAD: Pours a two finger wide head of off-white colour. Somewhat thin. Inconsistent spotty lacing clings to the sides of the glass as the head recedes. Fairly creamy and thick. Okay complexion and consistency. Above average (~3-4 minute) retention.
BODY: Dark murky copper with faint amber hues. Translucent. Nontransparent. Some yeast particulate is plainly visible about the bottom of the glass. No hop sediment is visible.
It's looking rather unfiltered, which I consider a good thing. It's a pretty standard looking IPA otherwise. I'm optimistic.
AROMA: Mango, tangerine, floral, some nectar, light citrusy zest, and some lightly bitter grapefruit round out the hop profile. Pale malts provide the unobtrusive foundation, allowing the hops to be emphasized. Seems to have a good bitterness/sweetness balance, but these hop choices don't seem ideal - at least not for my personal tastes. A pleasant aroma of mild strength.
No yeast character, spices, alcohol, or off-character is detectable.
TASTE: Citrusy zest, some grapefruity hop bitterness. Assorted fruity hop notes - tangerine and mango, mainly. Pale malts. Floral hop character. Average intensity, duration, and depth of flavour. Has fair complexity and subtlety, but it's not intricate or nuanced for an IPA, and I've definitely experienced more complex layering and better flavour amplitude. It's definitely well-balanced in terms of sweetness/bitterness, but I'm not a huge fan of these choices of hops.
No yeast character, alcohol, or off-notes are detectable.
TEXTURE: Smooth, wet, light to medium-bodied, on the thinner side for an IPA, clean, and perfectly carbonated.
Not oily, gushed, hot, boozy, astringent, rough, scratchy, or biting.
Decent presence on the palate. This texture suits the flavour profile decently, but doesn't feel custom-tailored to the taste.
OVERALL: Quite drinkable, and certainly enjoyable. I like it but I wouldn't get it again. It's a nice IPA from Mikkeller but the price point even by Hungarian standards is pretty unreasonable. I'm sure it's fairly priced in Denmark. I could down many in one sitting, but it's far from world class. Worth trying, sure, but only if you can get it fresh.
06-24-2014 20:21:10 | More by kojevergas
3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
06-12-2014 02:59:17 | More by brybeck
4/5 rDev +1.5%
05-01-2014 13:42:43 | More by Kroehny_Loves_Hops
United Kingdom (England)
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
03-27-2014 21:18:23 | More by Andy_Luft
4/5 rDev +1.5%
03-21-2014 03:57:40 | More by afsdan
4.25/5 rDev +7.9%
03-15-2014 19:23:41 | More by Ciocanelu
4/5 rDev +1.5%
03-15-2014 17:47:54 | More by leitmotif
Hong Kong
3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
03-13-2014 12:54:01 | More by GarthT
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
03-09-2014 01:04:40 | More by Ilovebeer1549
4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
02-22-2014 18:53:06 | More by saeh
3.79/5 rDev -3.8%
Appearance: a bit hazy light amber in colour with quite big white head that lasts long. Nice lacing.
Aroma: a lot of tropical fruits, some malt and unfortunately a bit of rust and iron. Wasn't expecting that from Mikkeller.
Taste: grapefruit, mango, orange, maybe a bit of pineapple and again the rust and iron. Average to high bitterness. Good, but not great.
Mouthfeel: medium bodied, (too) high carbonation. Was feeling full half the bottle down.
Overall: The rust and iron in aroma and taste ruined this otherwise great beer. Probably just a bad batch, that's all. BB: 29.10.2015 so it's a fresh one. Don't get me wrong, it's good, very good, and you can actually barely taste and smell that iron and rust, but it's there, and it's ruining this beer for me.
02-12-2014 17:31:20 | More by beholder_pl
4/5 rDev +1.5%
01-18-2014 22:51:41 | More by SimonTja
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
01-07-2014 14:31:31 | More by cnbrown313
Croatia (Hrvatska)
4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
12-22-2013 19:31:39 | More by hansavijaticar
4/5 rDev +1.5%
11-29-2013 19:26:00 | More by DeanMoriarty
4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
09-30-2013 18:36:49 | More by gnikola
3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
09-13-2013 17:25:01 | More by aztraz
3.25/5 rDev -17.5%
09-12-2013 19:18:27 | More by beernads
4/5 rDev +1.5%
09-01-2013 16:09:28 | More by jaydoc
4/5 rDev +1.5%
07-28-2013 04:31:48 | More by MaxT
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
07-14-2013 14:48:31 | More by jkane101
Alberta (Canada)
3.8/5 rDev -3.6%
330ml bottle, 6.9% ABV. The label is made up to approximate the American flag (in green and gold) with a weird array of single-cell organisms where the stars-as-states should be - I guess that they're meant to represent the American ale yeast.
This beer pours a slightly hazy, bright medium copper amber hue, with four fingers of slowly climbing, puffy, loosely foamy beige head, which leaves some nice thorough broken Swiss cheese lace around the glass as it lazily abates.
It smells of orange, grapefruit, and pineapple rinds, a bit of pine resin, caramel/toffee malt, a soft earthy yeastiness, and a twinge of simmering metallic alcohol. The taste is more fairly bitter, earthy fruit - muddled grapefruit, overripe orange, some hints of black plums - bready caramel malt, tame brewer's yeast, some airborne black pepper, and further piney, leafy hops.
The carbonation is obviously quite active, leading to a subdued frothy character, the body a so-so medium weight, and gamely creamy in its smoothness. It finishes off-dry, the malty sweetness holding up more stringently than any of the fading hops.
This appear to be an American-style IPA, as seen through a wacky Dane's eye, and further coloured via a typically Belgian brew process. While tasty enough, it's not really all that similar to the American standards it espouses, mainly due to the yeast. Worth a try, but not a repeat for me.
06-28-2013 00:36:00 | More by biboergosum
Stateside IPA from Mikkeller ApS
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"Deathly Hallows" Movie to Begin Filming Next February, Two Films Still Under ConsiderationDH Film
Harry Potter producers David Heyman and David Barron have given a new interview with the Daily Telegraph, where they discuss the film version of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. In regards to the earlier rumors of splitting the final book into two films, David Barron again confirms this is a possibility, saying this is still under discussion and states:
"The only negative of splitting the book into two films, says Barron, "is that people could possibly perceive it as being one last chance at cashing in. But the real positive, if we were to do that, would be that we wouldn't have quite the battle we always have of 'How do you compress all that book into just over two hours of screen time?' It would be brilliant not to have to cut anything. But at the same time, we have to think it through properly. We'd have to be very certain that there were two proper, stand-alone films that could be generated from the source material."
David Heyman continues on to note that filming for "Deathly Hallows" will not start until a year from now, saying "We won't start filming 'til February next year. So it hasn't really gone bananas yet. We've got thoughts, and I'm sure something will be announced in the not-too-distant future."
As to who will take on the pivotal role as director for the final movie, both producers say a few directors are still under consideration, and announcements about this and the status of the film will be made shortly. David Heyman emphasises "A couple of people have expressed interest, people have gotten a few calls and a few emails, but it's still a year away."
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Good signs on the Samuel Dalembert front
By Ethan J. Skolnick
If there's a mid-level exception in the new collective bargaining agreement — whenever that agreement is reached — it's looking like the Heat has a real shot at Samuel Dalembert.
For a while, it's appeared that he makes the most sense for Miami, to fill its starting center role, allowing Joel Anthony to move back to the bench, and Dexter Pittman to progress at a reasonable rate.
He has a house in Boca Raton, a pleasant disposition which makes him a good locker-room fit, and a knack for rebounding and defense.
He also hails from Haiti, and he has an impressive history of philanthropy in the earthquake-ravaged nation; he's currently building a community center with Project Medishare. That not only means that Miami would make sense for geographical reasons (it's a short trip), but also for reasons of aligned interests. The Heat has been active in Haiti, joining up with Project Medishare and its founder Dr. Barth Green, as well as Green's daughter Jenna, who is dating Micky Arison's son Nick.
(There will be a test on this later.)
Last summer, several media members (including myself) took the trip with Nick, Jenna, Erik Spoelstra, Tim Hardaway and Alonzo Mourning. I've been to a lot of "photo op" events with teams and athletes over the years; this went beyond that. Mourning had already made a half-dozen goodwill trips there before that visit, including one just after the earthquake hit. Other Heat players would have gone, but so few were under contract at the time, and it was an insurance risk.
So while Dalembert could probably command more than the mid-level exception — even as it currently is — on the open market, I've been repeatedly told that this would be the one place he might sacrifice some financially.
It's that good of a fit.
Now, Sports Illustrated's Sam Amick — who is plugged into the Kings organization — is reporting that Dalembert had interest in working on an extension with Sacramento, but that he was frustrated that the Kings didn't reciprocate.
So, according to Amick, he now wants to sign with a contender.
The Kings also made the frontcourt a bit more crowded today by trading small forward Omri Casspi for power forward J.J. Hickson. That would seem to put DeMarcus Cousins at center full-time.
Add that to the Knicks' intention to sign one-year contracts, for a shot at free agents in 2012, and it's looking more and more like the Heat can land the center it seeks.
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Manning shows lofty worth with rebound effort
After he hit a rough patch, owners were actually wondering if they should bench Peyton Manning. But the superstar showed last Thursday night why that is never a good idea.
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Manning, Colts beat Titans 30-28
Peyton Manning threw for 319 yards and two touchdowns, and the Indianapolis Colts snapped their three-game skid by beating the Tennessee Titans 30-28 on Thursday night to stay just a half-game back in the AFC South.
Colts' Wayne, Tamme active for Titans game
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Colts CB Powers has broken forearm
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Indianapolis has signed Franklin and is bringing back offensive guard Joe Reitz. The Colts made the announcements Wednesday afternoon.||||||| Franklin, who is 6-foot-1, 315 pounds, is a 10-year veteran who played most recently with San Diego last year. He made nine starts for the Chargers and finished with 23 tackles. He was originally drafted by Baltimore in 2003, has four career sacks and is the eighth free agent Indy has signed from another team.
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Franklin has ended his holdout by signing a $7 million franchise tag tender. Franklin officially signed the deal Saturday before the Niners played the Oakland Raiders in an exhibition game. This gives Franklin a little more than two weeks to get ready for the season opener Sept. 12 against Seattle.||||||| The sides were unable to reach terms on a long-term deal before a deadline in July. Franklin did not report to training camp, but finally signed the contract that will pay him $7.003 million this season. Franklin emerged as one of the top nose tackles in the league last season with 36 tackles, two sacks and an interception.
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We planned our shore excursions before our trip and recommend to do that. We visited Tabyana Beach and Gumbalimba Park in Belize. It was fun but it was raining so the beach was out. It was a beautiful beach and if you have the time and the weather permits you, stay a while. We also went to the Lamanai Ruins and River Safari and highly recommend it. The trip to get there was long and very educational but so worth it. The ATV Jungle and Beach Adventure was great also. I never drove an ATV but it was easy. Just about anyone over 16 can do it. Our last excursion was the Mexican Cuisine Workshop. OMG what a blast. If you don't go on any other excursion, do this one. What a blast!! The chef was GREAT. We started our class with our drink orders. At 10 in the morning, we were cooking and drinking. They made any drink you wanted and they were never ending. We ate the meal we cooked and had time to relax by the ocean or pool. This was one of my favorite excursions.
I have only one complaint with this cruise and that is the spring breakers. The took over the hot tubs and pool area. We saw so many drunk kids that I am sure that some of them won't remember their trip. My suggestion would be to make one floor for just the college kids. That way, they can party together and leave us older people alone. Also an area for 50 or older would be nice. There weren't too many places to be able to sit and read a book quietly. The reggae music was constant and loud. Very unpleasant.
As said before, this cruise was a great experience for us. The other reviews about this trip/ship must have be written by people from Carnival. We found them not to be true. We would definitely sail with Norwegian again. Great trip.


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President Barack Obama's rating in the daily Gallup poll has fallen to its lowest level since October 2011 as his administration continues to be tarnished by the rocky debut of his health-care program.
The Democrat's approval rating stands at 39 percent in the survey, down since the start of October when the rollout of online health exchanges began. The last time his Gallup approval rating was at or above 50 percent was in late June.
"Obama had been able to ride out the shutdown pretty well and Republicans took the blame for that," said David Redlawsk, a political science professor at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, N.J. "Unfortunately for him, Obama became the next focus amid the utter disaster that was the rollout of healthcare.gov."
Redlawsk said the situation is "absolutely" hurting the president's standing with Americans, although it is too early to say that it will damage Democratic prospects in the 2014 elections.
"If by next spring people are taking about how great it is to have insurance, that will count for a heck of a lot more than right now," he said.
Presidents are typically less popular in their second terms and Obama is no exception.
His current rating remains above the 37 percent second-term average recorded by former President George W. Bush in the Gallup survey. Former President Richard Nixon, who left office in August 1974 amid the Watergate scandal, averaged 34 percent in his second term.
Republicans are comparing this point of Obama's presidency with Hurricane Katrina, when Bush's botched response to the 2005 storm that ravaged the Gulf Coast and led to more than 1,800 deaths damaged his public standing.
Obama's second-term woes also have included Edward Snowden's disclosures of National Security Agency telephone and Internet surveillance and opposition to his request to use force in Syria.
The health-care law remains the centerpiece of a first-term Obama agenda that included an $830 billion economic stimulus, ramped-up support for clean-energy production, and the most far- reaching financial-regulatory law since the Depression.
He has set an expansive second-term agenda that includes a revamp of immigration policy, action to control climate change, greater access to pre-kindergarten education, and a boost in infrastructure spending. Much of that agenda has been impeded by the Republican-run House and the deadlock over taxes and spending that led to a 16-day federal government shutdown.
The federal health-care website remains hobbled by software errors and was overwhelmed by higher-than-anticipated consumer demand after it opened on Oct. 1. About 8.6 million people visited the site in the first week, running into long waits that kept many from checking insurance options.
Republicans have fought the health-care legislation at every turn, seeking to make it a symbol of government overreach. Republican-controlled state legislatures and governors have refused funding to expand Medicaid coverage for the poor, as provided for under the law, and declined to set up exchanges — the marketplaces where individuals can buy insurance — leaving that job to the federal government.
Gallup tracks daily the percentage of Americans who approve or disapprove of the job Obama is doing as president, based on telephone interviews with approximately 1,500 adults and with a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points. The 39 percent approval was based on interviews conducted Nov. 2-4.