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In the continuing saga of setting up my new quad-core box, I'm about halfway down my page-long checklist of tasks. Most of the tasks involve installing software on Vista, but there are a few items involving additional operating systems. It'll help if you look at the disk layout:
Disk 0 is the 500 GB Samsung SATA II disk that came with the system. Disk 1 is a similar WD disk that I added myself.
The cross-hatched partition to the right of C: holds an Ubuntu Linux x64 8.10 system. When I installed Ubuntu, it recognized the Vista partition and preserved its boot block as an option within a grub boot menu. As Ubuntu updated itself to a new kernel, it extended the grub menu, but left Vista at the bottom. Ubuntu worked well for the short time I used it.
When I installed the Windows 7 beta on Disk 1, I hoped that it would ignore Disk 0 completely. No such luck: it found the Vista boot block, ignored the grub menu, and created a new Windows boot menu for itself and Vista on Disk 0. (I probably should have unplugged the Samsung disk for the installation. Now I think of it.) The Ubuntu ext3 and swap partitions are still there, but I can't boot to Ubuntu.
I'm sure that there will be a solution to this, perhaps some Ubuntu option or perhaps a 3rd-party boot manager, but I don't yet know what will work best. Since the next system to go in will be the Windows Server 2008 R2 for x64 beta, which will probably behave like Windows 7 did, I'm going to wait a bit before trying to restore bootability for Ubuntu.
Otherwise, the Windows 7 beta installed without a hitch. It found its system updates and current drivers for all the hardware on the system without any help from me, and is performing well. The only issues I have uncovered besides the grub issue have been with the buggy version of IE 8 that ships with this build. I suspect that this will be fixed in the release candidate, since IE 8 is just fine on my Windows XP SP3 box.
I would have liked to report these two issues to Microsoft, and I tried. However, Microsoft Connect refuses to let me submit my bugs, and also refuses to show me an application for the beta program. You'd think that MSDN members would automatically be able to submit bugs, but apparently not.
If you know a good way to get the multi-boot to include the Linux installation, please let me know.


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Give all to love; obey thy heart.Ralph Waldo Emerson
Trust thyself: every heart vibrates to that iron string.Ralph Waldo Emerson
Vengeance is in my heart, death in my hand,Blood and revenge are hammering in my head.William Shakespeare
That discipline which corrects the eagerness of worldly passions, which fortifies the heart with virtuous principles, which enlightens the mind with useful knowledge, and furnishes to it matter of enjoyment from within itself, is of more consequence to real felicity than all the provisions which we can make of the goods of fortune.Robert Blair
No evil propensity of the human heart is so powerful that it may not be subdued by discipline.Seneca
The memory of past favors is like a rainbow, bright, vivid, and beautiful; but it soon fades away. The in memory of injuries is engraved on the heart, and remains forever.Thomas Chandler Haliburton
For those who may not find happiness to exercise religious faith, it's okay to remain a radical atheist, it's absolutely an individual right, but the important thing is with a compassionate heart -- then no problem.Dalai Lama
All who call on God in true faith, earnestly from the heart, will certainly be heard, and will receive what they have asked and desired.Martin Luther
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It's hard to be responsible, adult and sensible all the time. How good it is to have a sister whose heart is as young as your own.Pam Brown
It isn't the size of the gift that matters, but the size of the heart that gives it.Eileen Elias Freeman
Nonviolence is not a garment to be put on and off at will. Its seat is in the heart, and it must be an inseparable part of our being.Mahatma Ghandi
Tell your heart that the fear of suffering is worse than the suffering itself. And no heart has ever suffered when it goes in search of its dream.Paulo Coelho
Forgiveness is a funny thing. It warms the heart and cools the sting.William Arthur Ward
If dreams give you power, then I'm strong enough to walk through my heart till you love me.Reba McEntire
When you meet a man, you judge him by his clothes; when you leave, you judge him by his heart.Russian Proverb
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A leader may symbolize and express what is best in people, like Pericles, or what is worst, like Hitler, but he cannot successfully express what is only in his heart and not in theirsCharles Yost
Life is made up, not of great sacrifices or duties, but of little things, in which smiles, and kindnesses, and small obligations, given habitually, are what win and preserve the heart and secure comfortHumphrey Davy
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Sep 30, 2011, 11:00 AM EDT
I'm not going to say they're related or anything, but the fact is that there have been a LOT of alcohol-related incidents in and around the St. Louis Cardinals over the past several years. The latest: broadcaster Dan McLaughlin, who does Cardinals play-by-play for FOX Sports Midwest, was arrested on Sunday for driving while intoxicated. The report says he caused a single-car accident but that no one was hurt.
This is not McLaughlin's first such arrest. He is apparently still on probation from an incident that occurred a year ago. So, no, the judge ain't gonna like this. He has also been suspended from his job, though given that FSM won't have any Cardinals games until next spring, it's not clear how long this will last or if he'll miss air time.
Anyway, there's a lesson in all of this: don't be a dumbass, people. Really. It's not that hard.
- Chris Fiorentino - Sep 30, 2011 at 11:09 AM
At his guilty plea, McLaughlin said the arrest "taught me the most valuable lesson of my life."
What lesson…that he is a dumbass?
- uberfatty - Sep 30, 2011 at 11:26 AM
"It ain't against the law if you dn't get caught."
Also, "Grab some Buds."
- Jonny 5 - Sep 30, 2011 at 11:26 AM
What did he forget that lesson already?
Well it's a good thing he didn't crash into another person….
- purnellmeagrejr - Sep 30, 2011 at 1:49 PM
some lessons are so important you have to learn them over and over again.
- technomatt1 - Sep 30, 2011 at 11:14 AM
Actually, Craig, it is that hard in St. Louis. They're geographically predisposed.
- mvp43 - Sep 30, 2011 at 11:28 AM
La Russa a drunk too…….
- shawnuel - Sep 30, 2011 at 11:28 AM
Cue the "drinking with LaRussa" jokes.
- Francisco (FC) - Sep 30, 2011 at 11:48 AM
Isn't that a drinking Game? Each time LaRussa brings in a pinch-hitter or a pinch-runner or goes to the Bullpen… take a shot….
- paperlions - Sep 30, 2011 at 11:53 AM
Yeah….I never make it past the 7th inning.
- Jonny 5 - Sep 30, 2011 at 12:35 PM
lmao!!! FC, can you give me a link, i need an update on the lair.
- shawnuel - Sep 30, 2011 at 11:32 AM
"Anyway, there's a lesson in all of this: don't be a dumbass, people. Really. It's not that hard."
Tell that to Frank McCourt. (and….That's what SHE said)
- paperlions - Sep 30, 2011 at 11:45 AM
Not defending the driving part…but if you had to work next to Hrabosky everyday, you'd drink a lot too.
- thefalcon123 - Sep 30, 2011 at 12:35 PM
I remember back in 98 or 99 when he was just starting with FSM (Joe Buck was still doing the Cards games that time). He and Al did not get along *at all*. At one point, Dan (a much thinner Dan. What the hell happened?) interviewed some player and sent it back up to the box. Here is the what was said as best as I can remember it (remember, this was all live on-air).
Dan: Thanks you Brian Jordan. Have a great game. Back to you Joe. A you too dummy! (jokingly calling Al dummy)
Al (angry): Excuse me? What did you call me!
Dan: Sorry, I was just kidding
Al (still angry): Well don't. That is very disrespectful. Never do that again!
(five innings later)
Joe: Dan is standing by with Walt Jocketty
(cut to Dan in the stands with Walt Jocketty)
Dan: I'm really, really sorry Al. I was just trying to have some fun and I took it to far.
Al (still angry five innings later): That was disrespectful. I don't wanna hear that nonsense again.
He then spent the next 13 years working 4 inches away from Al. I think we've uncovered the root cause of his drinking.
- paperlions - Sep 30, 2011 at 1:12 PM
…and he was right….Al is a dummy.
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EAST DORSET Sally Byron Elliott, 96, died Saturday, April 13, 2013, at her own home in East Dorset.
She was born June 22, 1916, at home in Goose Rocks Beach, Kennebunkport, Maine.
She traveled extensively with her family in Europe during her childhood, and eventually settled in Weston, Mass.
She married James Barton Elliott on June 5, 1935. They lived in Baltimore, Md., and later in Pelham, N.Y., retiring to East Dorset.
Her sense of adventure took her to all parts of the world where she skied, backpacked, canoed and traveled. She especially enjoyed Findhorn, Scotland, and her birthplace in Maine. She also enjoyed reading and gardening.
In later years, she volunteered at the local library.
Survivors include three children, Betsy Elliott Winkler, Sally Barton Elliott, and James Barton Tony Elliott Jr.; four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren; a brother, John Devereux Byron; and a sister, Andrea Byron Earl.
She was predeceased by her husband and a daughter, Wendy Vautier Elliott.
A memorial wake will be held at her home later in the summer.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to: Mark Skinner Library, 48 West Road, Manchester, VT 05254; Manchester Rescue Squad, 6041 Main St., Manchester Ctr., VT 05255; or Vermont Foodbank, 33 Parker Road, Barre, VT 05641.MORE IN Obituaries0823 RH Obits McFadden brief no photo no flag Full Story0823 RH Obits Thomson brief no photo no flag Full Story0823 RH Obits Singleton edited photo flag Full Story
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HUNTSVILLE, AL (WZDX) - Huntsville Police have confirmed that one of their own was shot while on the job early Friday morning, and the gunman is dead.
According to Lt. Gerry Norris, the officer was responding to a domestic dispute at a home on Stanford Drive when the shots were fired. It happened just after 1:00 a.m.
The officer's name has not been released yet. He was transported to Huntsville Hospital for treatment and is expected to recover.
Police blocked off Governors Drive to all traffic for hours after more than a dozen shots were reportedly fired in the area.
SWAT teams, Madison County deputies, and the Sheriff's Department were all called out to the scene to assist Huntsville Police.
The gunman was believed to have several weapons on hand. He barricaded himself inside the home and fired several shots at police officers. A second round of gunfire was fired just before 2:30 a.m.
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Over the past three years it has made £730,000 – an extra income of a quarter of a million a year.
That was more than any other local authority out of the 79 which responded to freedom of information requests made by a national newspaper.
The AA called it a "scandal" and the Taxpayers' Alliance said it was "a disgrace".
AA spokesman Luke Bodet said: "One thing that really irritates drivers is that they have to have the exact change.
"Some car parks provide options to pay by credit card over the phone but these leave older, maybe more vulnerable motorists open to this overcharging scandal.
"These older drivers, and the less well-off, are having to dig in to their pockets to give councils money they don't deserve.
"This is hard to take, particularly when they are making money hand over fist by giving people parking tickets."
Taxpayers' Alliance chief executive Jonathan Isaby said: "Bosses in Wiltshire should hang their heads in shame.
"They are supposed to be serving residents – not the other way round – and these machines need to be replaced as soon as possible."
Wiltshire says all the money goes to fund "transport initiatives" including subsidies for rural buses to serve those without cars.
A spokesman said: "We give people the option of a variety of methods to pay for tickets to use our car parks.
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | December 29,2012WASHINGTON A measure of Americans who signed contracts to buy homes increased last month to its highest level in two and a half years, the latest sign of improvement in the once-battered housing market.
The National Association of Realtors said Friday that its seasonally adjusted pending home sales index rose 1.7 percent in November from October to 106.4. Thats the highest since April 2010, when a homebuyer tax credit caused a spike in sales. And after excluding those months when the tax credit was available, its the best reading since February 2007.
The increase followed a 5 percent gain in October and suggests higher sales of previously occupied homes in the coming months. Theres generally a one- to two-month lag between a signed contract and a completed sale.
In November, signed contracts to buy homes rose in the Northeast and West, and ticked up slightly in the Midwest. They were unchanged in the South.
Home sales are on track to rise 10 percent this year to their highest level in five years, buoyed by ultra-low mortgage rates and steady job gains. The Realtors group forecasts that sales may rise in 2013 to about 5.1 million. Thats still below the more than 5.5 million that is considered consistent with a healthy market.
The housing recovery that began earlier this year is looking sustainable for a number of reasons. The supply of previously occupied homes for sale has finally thinned out and is at an 11-year low. At the same time, more people are looking to buy or rent a home after living with relatives or friends during and in the aftermath of the Great Recession.
The combination of stronger demand and limited supply is pushing up home prices. That could encourage more sellers to put their homes on the market because they can expect a better price.
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Oh boy this has turned into a barrel of laughs!.....When I am heading somewhere, I HATE sitting in traffic - I'd rather be moving on a local road than sitting on the highway.....
I have pictures from the base at Norfolk...lol...my Dad kept telling me to stop taking pictures of the ships before we got in trouble haha.....should go see where they are.....
I think I'll be printing this thread out and taking it with me for reference on my trip - rofl....
Oh - I will be heading down OUTSIDE of DC/Philly/Baltimore etc....will touch base with you guys who are in the area when the time gets closer! .... Have to check into one or tow of the hotels mentioned too for my overnight on the way down. I'll atually have a little 'extra' pocket money - was able to trade in points for my night in DC and am only shelling out $40- for that night instead of $150!
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While the ship is not open to the general public at this time, I can make some phone calls and get a firefighter friend a tour from the bilge all the way up to the wheelhouse. Let me know if you are interested.
that would be AWESOME FWD......one question though - can you check if it would be possible to bring someone (Dad) with me? He is actually in the USCG Aux. although right now he isn't too active.....
Cool!...I will send you a PM with possible dates - my brother and nephew are flying in for the weekend too - so not sure what our plans will be for each day.....THANKS! My step-mom said my Dad would LOVE this!
Other than telling you stay in I-81 and then I-64to stay away from the garden state, once you get in the Tidewater area plan to go to Norfolk's and take this harbor cruise.
Also you can visit the USS Wisconsin and other great sites.
Pay no attention to fruit loops. He is just a school kid in Williamsburg/James City County and unless he is with an adult he doesn't venture across the James River.
I'll drop you a pm on this as well. Your pm file is full!!
CoT - I've cleaned out my PM box, you can resend!
I think she is across the Elisabeth River, in Portsmouth, VA.
Last time I went down I-81 in PA it was mostly clear sailing, except for that one-lane stretch southbound between Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton.
Another option is to take I-83 south out of Harrisburg, then pick up I-95 south of Baltimore. That means putting up with the Capital Beltway, however, and that's often a zoo, depending on what time you hit it.
If you really want to get adventuous, go to Balto, take I-97 to US301, which will take you to Richmond, where you can pick up I-64....
Enjoy your trip!
I called the Director of Operations of the Zuni/Tamaroa this morning. Unfortunately it does not look like they will be able to accomodate you this weekend, as they will be moving the ship from it's current location to another location tomorrow. It is unknown what the conditions for access will be like once they reach the new location. They will not accept visitors unless the brow is able to be dropped onto a solid pier, and they dont know exactly where they will be at the new location, not to mention they may not be able to access the ship on weekends. I was asked to pass on regrets from the foundation as they hate to turn down visitors, especially ex-Coasties and Navy personnel. Please keep the ship in mind the next time you are in the area.
As for me, when/if you will be passing through, if you want to meet up if the time is mutual for both of us lets do it. I will probably be busy Friday and Saturday with funeral stuff for a friend who passed suddenly yesterday. But gimme an idea of when/if you'll be passing through and mebbe we can arrange something.
Some pics of me with a Naval JROTC class aboard the Zuni/Tamaroa, doing some damage control/firefighting training back in the spring of 2002. I am the tall buff looking dude with the high and tight haircut, sunglasses, and navy blue uniform.
Somewhere else in the picture galleries are some shots of myself and my father doing some repair work on one of the fire pumps, and some shots of me preparing dinner one night for the crew out on the steel beach.
Communicate about something you know about. Something like after school activities with the boys and maybe girls!
I've been all over Norfolk and your burg as well and other cities in thet area, never did I have any problems. Maybe it was because of my size and knowledge of the area and the streets and not looking like a lackey. :eek:
Trip is getting closer! Now trying to figure out how to get blasted fence posts in the frozen ground so I can move the horses for the week (husband will NOT feed them! lol).....
My 2 hour 'detour' to Seacaucus got changed too....to a 1 hour phone interview - so my travel will take me down toward Hagerstown.....I'll be sending some PM's this week to firm up plans!


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5/5 rDev +22.5%
Atmosphere - Starts off like a supermarket but by the time you get to the enormous walk-in beer refrigerator with automatic doors, you know this is a bit different. You can walk around the store drinking your beer, or sit at the bar. Yes, a goddamn bar in a supermarket.
Quality - Everything here is delicious.
Selection - Huge walk in referigerator with tons of beer. Probably the biggest selection I've seen in my life. I wish I could move to Austin just for this store. I could live here for a long time before I milked dry the selection at this store
Service - Nicest bartender I've had almost anywhere. Very helpful and talkative. May not be more knowledgeable than the average BA, but definitely has plenty of info to offer. Our bartender wasn't pushy at all and was very considerate in refrigerating the bottled beers we bought but were too busy to drink while sitting at the bar.
Value - A little pricey, but totally worth it for a BA. Beats the hell out of the expenses involved in trading..
04-20-2011 18:36:59 | More by ZenAgnostic
4.5/5 rDev +10.3%
Visiting the Whole Foods "mother ship" is a must-do in Austin. The store is incredible--the energy level is like Adderall mixed with espresso. I came here a couple of times during a recent trip, and spoke to Rebecca the beermonger. She epitomizes the Whole Foods attitude--which is to say no question is too dumb, and she literally did everything she could to make me feel welcome and help me find some memorable beers. I was looking at Indian Wells' Lobotomy Bock and she asked if I had tried it. I said no, and not only did she offer her personal tasting notes, she actually grabbed a sixer from the cold "cave", opened a bottle, and offered me a taste. I can't recall that happening to me in a beer store in a looong time.
The selection here is as good as any place I've seen in Austin--with the exception perhaps of Spec's, which is truly awesome. This Whole Foods location obviously has tremendous turnover. Everything looked fresh. Prices were decent and, as I said, the service was exceptional--which is worth a premium.
[One other item of note is that you can drink your purchase as you shop. This created some issues yesterday as throngs of drunks queued up for a wine bottle signing by a member of Tool. I found it pretty funny, but a few staffers were exasperated by the drunken crowd wandering the aisles creating their own "sampling stations" by just opening whatever appealed to them on the shelves. Talk about keeping Austin weird!]
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08-11-2014 00:53:07 | More by brett606
4.45/5 rDev +9.1%
Quality - No complaints here. All the beer I purchased has been of good quality. They have a walk in beer cooler with an opening at either end. Some beers are stocked on the floor on the sides of the walk in cooler. Overall, it is a pretty good setup.
Service - They have a dedicated person who constantly restocks and maintains the walk in cooler. She was knowledgeable and friendly, and she even let me take her picture. I've never seen service like this.
Selection - Pretty damn good, and certainly better than most places here in San Antonio. I was able to track down a few beers that I had never seen in San Antonio.
Comments - This place is the mecca for orgainic and natural foods. It has a three level underground parking garage, and it is just HUGE. The walk in cooler is fun. This place is a must-see.
03-25-2005 04:40:56 | More by mgdeth
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Stopped in here on 28 May 2011. My goal was simple: check out the beer selection and pick up a few growlers for a party later that day.
The beer cooler/room is well stocked with selections from around the country; SN, SA, Odell, Ska and Rogue. Lots of locals available, including Real Ale, Independence, Southern Star and St. Arnold.
Growler fills were $11, and the bartneder offered to sanitize my growlers and even replaced a couple of caps that I'd lost. Five beers on tap, I got the Live Oak Pils and the Independence Thinker's Ale.
I also had a chance to talk to Laura, who was kind enough to have held a bottle for me for a few days.
06-03-2011 05:52:24 | More by htomsirveaux
4.35/5 rDev +6.6%
First off, this whole store is awsome. Not just the "beer alley". That being said, the beer alley contains almost everything we can get in texas, at prices usualy a buck or two less than the stores who carry absolutely everything. It's weird, because whole foods sometimes snaggs austin's entire supply of a particular beer and will be the only ones to carry it for a while. The beer guys know what they're talking about, and for the most part, know when to expect upcomming beers. Theres a section for single bottles, a selection of about 30 different beers, whichever ones they feel like offering. Being right downtown, and them being okay with my passport as ID, it's my standard beer store.
07-28-2007 11:25:30 | More by chadspivey
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Well I came here for the first time today and I was quite impressed. This is a fantastic grocery store and I could have easily spent a couple of hours here. They have all kinds of meats, cheeses, teas, chocolates, pastries, and even wine. This store is much larger than the one by my house in Houston. But what about the beer? Well, I have to say I was disappointed with the selection. Although it was kinda fun getting to walk into the cooler, was it really necessary? Don't get me wrong, the selection wasn't bad and I don't remember seeing any BMC, I just think a store this size should have a much more impressive beer selection. The beers they did have were the good stuff so I do have to give them credit for that.
What did impress me was the help. Although I did not talk to her, there was a lady in the cooler at all times to help with the beer. I overheard her with another customer and she did a good job of helping him find some new eer that he would like.
Although I did not buy any beer here today, I will be back many times for the rest of the store, and I'm sure I will get something from the "beer aisle" at some point.
12-11-2005 05:12:07 | More by skittlebrau
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Trappist Achel 8° Bruin - Brouwerij der St. Benedictusabdij de Achelse
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3.88/5 rDev -6.3%
330ml slim brown bottled dated best-before September 2006.
Poured yeasty medium brown. A finger of very creamy head with good lace retention. Smells enticingly ripe & fruity. Concentrated alcohol-laced cherries and figs, caramel, hints of green apple and yeasty spice. Flavor starts with gentle grainy hop and yeast flavors. Center is unexpectedly thin, with only a bit of cookie dough flavor binding it together. Finishes with lightly medicinal fruit and big warming alcohol. Nice creamy medium-light body with just enough carbonation. Nice, but would be more successful if the flavor fully developed throughout.
09-24-2006 18:39:15 | More by dgallina
4.6/5 rDev +11.1%
Hazy brown pour, with a huge fluffy white head that leaves solid lace.
Phenolic ripe fruits dominate the smell. Hot fermented Belgian yeast at its best.
Sweet chocolate prunes up front. Ends with an assertive bitterness and a bit of an alcohol burn. Slight astringency throughout.
Very carbonated, dominates the tongue. A full bodied, very enjoyable beer.
08-26-2006 21:45:12 | More by nortmand
2.75/5 rDev -33.6%
Poured from an 11.2 oz. bottle. Left a two finger head with excellent retention, and really good lacing. Body was a hazy light brown like a hazy apple cider. Looked really good.
Aroma - phenolic medicine and astringent alcohol, hint of plums under all that. Smelled more chemical than beverage.
Taste - same as the smell. Medicine and alcohol. As it warmed there were some plums and prunes, but it was mostly a chemical, medicinal, or even lower shelf liquor taste. It's not totally bad, but it's not really good either.
Mouthfeel - full, asringent, and rather drying.
Drinkability - it's not really good, so it's not sessionable, and high abv would have lowered that anyway.
08-22-2006 19:29:04 | More by ultralarry2006
4.22/5 rDev +1.9%
Gold amber hue-thick frosty white head- soft nose of caramelized sour apple medium body caramel, vanilla dried fruit, and raisin tastebubbles not present- aftertaste of orange peel and copper/metallic (could be the bottleGold amber hue-thick frosty white head- soft nose of caramelized sour apple medium body caramel, vanilla dried fruit, and raisin tastebubbles not present- aftertaste of orange peel and copper/metallic (could be the bottle
08-22-2006 01:57:24 | More by stephendr
3.78/5 rDev -8.7%
A - Pours a clear, deep reddish-brown with a very lively light tan head. Plenty of carbonation keeps the head over two inches thick for several minutes. Patches of lacing are left everywhere.
S - What a disappointment. A fairly muted affair with the aroma of alcohol, fruity esters and some peppery spice.
T - Things get back on track with the taste. Toasty at first with a slight medicinal edge and cleaning carbonation. Esters start to appear in the middle, before yeast and caramel take over in the finish with a small amount of alcohol warmth coming through as well. It has a nice subtleness.
M - Medium body and quite smooth, with medium carbonation that verges on being too hard at times.
D - Very drinkable for the strength. A dubbel worth trying.
08-17-2006 16:42:19 | More by haz77
4/5 rDev -3.4%
this beer poured a clear amber with a faoamy head that subsided to nice lacing. the aroma was fruity like very ripe cherries.
the flavor contained a little hops fruit and grains with a little mollasses and hint of yeast in the background. the mouthfeel was rather nice and light but with a nice amount of carbonation. overall this beer felt very light and very drinkable.
07-23-2006 17:15:15 | More by geetlord
New York
3.9/5 rDev -5.8%
This guy pours a brownish ruby hue with a good looking frothy head. Smells very, very sweet- lots of raisins and sugary alcoholic stuff. Sweet and strong- rum cake, anyone? Taste is loaded with raisins, sugar, and nutmeg- I'm telling you, it's like drinking cake. Mouthfeel is smooth, quite smooth, and a bit bubbly. Quite a drinkable brew- smooth and tasty, just a bit too sweet after a while. Still... what a dessert brew.
07-18-2006 03:27:26 | More by scooter231
3.73/5 rDev -9.9%
Pours brownie-batter dark, with a massive, burnt umber-tinged head and a ton of yeasty sediment. Mucho lacing. Big, sweet nose, dominated with a pear aroma. Coffee and molasses underneath. On the palate, candi sugar sweetness, with both low and high notes, but not a helluva lot else going on. Pear in the finish, along with hot alcohol. The alcohol isn't hidden terribly well, so minus points there on the mouthfeel. Overall, this one is decent, but there are a lot of better dubbels out there.
06-30-2006 01:13:49 | More by geexploitation
4.22/5 rDev +1.9%
Appears a deep russet toned brown with a 1 finger tan head that slowly fades. Nice amounts of chunky foam are left around the glass.
Smell is of brown sugar, caramel, cocoa, raisin, sweet sugar, yeast, figs, and some plums.
Taste is of the same aromas but with a beautiful array of candy sweet caramel melding with the dark fruit flavors.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied with a mild bitter hop and cocoa mixed with yeast finish.
06-06-2006 15:50:13 | More by weeare138
3.53/5 rDev -14.7%
Achel Brune pours a dark brown with a big fluffy off white head. I didn't make the best pour possible and ended up with big chunks of yeast floating around (I don't mind). The aroma is definitely kind of fruity. Taste is fruity, it has that typical Belgian yeast character. In the finish is some malt that imparts a bit of a caramel flavor which is noticeable in the first swallow, but less so after that. Highly carboanated mouthfeel. Not really my favorite style, but definitely very good for what it is.
05-21-2006 00:00:01 | More by Drew966
3.9/5 rDev -5.8%
I poured this into a chalice. It has a dark amber color with a nice head that settles down a little, but still looks quite appealing. The aroma is one of fruity yeast with notes of plum and grapes. The smell also is slightly malty with a roasted nutty-like quality. The taste is noted with the fruity yeast and is accented with caramel malt in the background. It's quite wonderful, but very unique. I also note some soured wort on the finish, similar to a lambic or beers from the Flanders region. The beer is full-bodied, but still not 'heavy' with moderate carbonation.
Overall, this is an excellent beer that is very different from most dubbels I've had. It's somewhat tangy without being too sour.
05-20-2006 11:38:20 | More by scoobybrew
4.05/5 rDev -2.2%
This beer is my latest discovery and despite or because of being a trappist, it amazes me very much. It pours a ruby brown colour with a lot of carbonation and a stable head. Smell of malt and very yeasty, with the typical yeast flavours, which means very spicy with clove-like flavours. Also some earthy notes. Wonderfull complex smell, which keep me sniffing for 10 minutes.
Taste was even so spicy and complex, some caramel and some maltbitterness. The 8% alcohol was present, not very upfront, but surely warming and going to my head very fast.
I am amazed by the complexity that is mostly generated by the yeast, which is directly linked to the Westmalle strain and gives the spiciness and solvent-like depth.
The usage of a vast amount of candysugar was evident in the medium body and high drinkability of the beer. I did not really like the mouthfeel of the beer, which was hard to describe, on the one hand, it went down easy, and on the other hand pretty thick after swallowing. Does that make any sense? I don't think so, but it comes closest to my tasting session.
04-30-2006 16:42:34 | More by Absumaster
Alberta (Canada)
4.03/5 rDev -2.7%
The Achel Brown 8 has a simple brown and white label with the authentic Trappist logo at the top. Great to have another Trappist beer available in Alberta. The beer has the typical Trappist-beer charm in my chalice glass: a sizable and extremely solid tight bone-white head atop a hazy chestnut brown with hints of ruby red. The foam is beautiful and extremely consistent; it almost looked like it would be hard if you touched it. Thick rings of lace left. The first sniff above the glass gives candy sugar and some delicate hopping, almost Saaz-like. A lovely saline, metallic aroma not wholly unlike Orval. The malts are very softly roasted, giving brown sugar and cinnamon rolls, along with the tinge of alcohol which slowly increases the more you smell the beer. Rye bread, mould(extremely dusty and earthy), cream and caramel notes too. Lovely aroma, if not quite as complex as some Trappists. The taste is all nuts and whole-grain bread at first. The middle has some saltiness akin to pasta sauce, and the finish is all about the grainy malts and even the lightest of bittering hops. More hopping than some of the other Trappists, actually. A lovely aftertaste of bread and butter, with hints of roasted chestnut and white wine. Wonderful taste, balanced and extremely drinkable. Medium carbonation, very velvety. Alcohol is slowly pronounced. Another Trappist beauty, though perhaps less stunning than the others. It is the newest of the Trappist beers after all. A really lovely brew here though.
04-21-2006 09:50:55 | More by Cwrw
Alberta (Canada)
3.88/5 rDev -6.3%
Came in a small 330 ml brown bottle, simple label design stating it to be an Authentic Trappist Product.
Poured out into a chalice, and boy howdy, hang on, it's a hell of a ride from the start. Intense, aggressive development of cinnamon/beige head, billowing and cloudy at first, then settling down into chunky foothills of retention. Had to pour it in stages. A deep cloudy brown in appearance, light chestnut nimbus around the bottom of the stemware when held to the light. Lacing is like sea foam, I can barely see through the sides of the glass as I drink it.
The aroma is nutty, earthy, with mild spices. Cinnamon, nutmeg, some pepper, dark dried fruits. Date bread. Prunes. The yeasty esters showed up in black tie attire, with plum coloured cumberbands.
Spicy flavour up front of black pepper and dates. Quickly becomes vinuous, prune juice and dark grapes, high octane vodka-soaked dark fruits. The mouth quickly warms from the alcohol presence, it's not very hidden, it's out there among the floor lights with the rest of the cast. As it warms the warmer, mellower flavours come out as well, toasted nuts, cinammon, nutmeg, some contained ginger, almost a root-like flavour, but not tough or bitter. The middle starts to sweeten up, a heavy baked loaf bread/cake becomes prominent, the type of baking those from the old country would make for Easter, or Xmas, or a wake. Rich, heavy, earthy, comforting and filling. The finish mellows out with dried dark fruits and sugary light malt, even a small dash of sour cherry and carob nut. Small lingering of cocoa on the aftertaste. Wow, this is a dubbel you really need to be alert and pay attention to, or at least I had to. Quite the trip. Even now that I'm almost finished the glass the hail mary in the end-zone lingering aftertaste is more like slightly over-baked banana bread, walnuts or pecans and all.
Mouthfeel a bit on the light side, but I feel if it were otherwise, based on the flavour, I would have had to end up chewing on this stuff instead, so at the very least it aids in the drinkability, the ingestion of it. It's full and filling without being thick and heavy.
This is definitely an ale to sip through an afternoon or an evening (or even a morning if you're an early bird and have the time), no rush here, so much to take in and discover. I'm in no huge rush to run out and buy more at the moment, I'm quite satiated for now, and need a bit of time to fully digest this journey before I can appreciate another one. Otherwise I feel I might just get carsick with too much of such an interesting ride in too short of a time, the scenery would make me too dizzy with such another quick go around.
04-11-2006 05:38:59 | More by IronDjinn
Alberta (Canada)
3.88/5 rDev -6.3%
Pours nearly opaque dark brown with ruby around the edges. The tan head is heaped up above the rim of the glass despite careful pouring. the head isn't backing off quickly either.
The smell first makes me think of belgian yeast and wine grapes. Candy sugar is in there somewhere. The overall smell is both sweet and dry.
Sweet dark grapes immediately enter the mouth. Certainly dark fruits throughout most of the mouth. Yeast makes a strong appearance. Finish is dry and tart with a slight alcohol burn and a faint hint of hops to it.
Medium bodied with carbonation that is very natural feeling. The mouthfeel is good, I expect a little more thickness would be an improvement though.
Overall this is a very solid beer, but it doesn't seem to have anything to set it apart. I like it, but it isn't making me wish I'd stocked up on it.
04-09-2006 03:09:40 | More by elricorico
3.9/5 rDev -5.8%
I bought this as a single at Union Jack's on the Manatawny. I drank it in a goblet. L,a, and '04 are notched in the label.
Pours (after pouring in the yeast) a dense dark red with a nice two finger head of beige colored foam. Big hunks of yeast are floating in the beer, and chunks of yeast are clinging to the sides of my glass.
Aroma is, huge caramel, rum soaked raisins, plums, yeast, and maybe a little chocolate. A funny, metallic-y chalky smell developes in a while, and remains for the rest of the drink.
Flavor is dark sweet caramel malts, rum soaked fruits like above, yeast out the wazoo, and alcohol warmth. Some decent spicy phenolics going on as well. A sort of metallic aftertaste developes after a while. Hop bitterness is detectable, but hop flavor and aroma are not.
Mouthfeel is full bodied, with a medium to high level of carbonation. Finish is long, sweet, and smooth.
This is a very good Abbey dubbel. Dark, caramel-y, some phenolics, and a good alcohol punch. Not great, but good.
02-26-2006 21:15:41 | More by jakester
3.7/5 rDev -10.6%
I was checking out Belgians at a local place and this one was priced a lot less than the others so I figured what the hell, I'll give it a try! Wow, what a nice diamond in the rough and at a bit of a bargain too. It pours a nice dark color with some lack of clarity. It poured a big head that dissipated quickly. I really liked the smell of this. Sweet and malty and it really made me thirsty!
The taste was absolutely KILLER. Pleasantly balanced when compared to some other Belgians. I also found the mouthfeel to be light but not unpleasantly so. Between that and the way the alcohol hid, contributed greatly to it's overall drinkability. This is a good one and I hope they don't jack the price on me!
02-23-2006 15:08:19 | More by surfadelic23
4.35/5 rDev +5.1%
Boisterously bubbled hazy tawny capped by a light beige, frothycreamy head that filled the majority of the glass after the initial, gentle pour. Ragged ropes of lace appear as the foam gradually deflates, helping to solidify my more than positive impressions of the appearance.
Achel 8 Brune smells like a stand-up dubbel (none of this 'barely slid in under the tag after the shortstop bobbled the throw' shit). Badly bruised apples are the centerpiece of a fruity nose; nothing darker that that. I also get mild cocoa notes and just enough yeasty spiciness to make it interesting. The aroma is a wonderful melage of all of the best elements of the style. A bit bolder would be better.
Simply put, this is a very good dubbel, verging on great. It isn't as brash and bold as some, yet it's easily flavorful enough to impress the hell out of me. The thing that I like best is the depth of flavor. It's one of those beers that causes me to think 'I'll need more than a few of these to explore every nook and cranny of the flavor profile and I'll have great fun doing it'.
The beer is wonderfully brown malty, still fallen apple fruity and much more clove spicy than the nose implied. Hops have not been forgotten; bitter just does edge ahead of tart. Sweet has been left by the wayside and isn't missed. The exquisite balance is brought home again and again as I sip and savor.
The finish is moderately bitter and very close to clean. I'd describe the mouthfeel as light-medium and am pleased to report that it's nowhere near as active as I'd feared. Alcohol hadn't even entered my mind until I glanced at the label and saw '8%'. That has to be a misprint. It all adds up to one tremendously drinkable ale.
I enjoyed Achel Blond and I'm enjoying Achel Brune even more. Dubbels aren't among my top handful of favorite styles, but I recognize a beautifully brewed beer when I taste one. If you get the chance, don't pass up an opportunity to try a great beer from the smallest of the Trappist breweries.
02-23-2006 14:39:24 | More by BuckeyeNation
New York
4.18/5 rDev +1%
Purchased at New Beer Distributors on Chrystie street.
Smooth. Very smooth. Perhaps one of the smoothest of the style I've encountered; it's right there with Westvleteren 8 in smoothidity... though lacks the impact of the aforementioned.
Smells and tastes good, though. Something about this reminds me of rum cake. Everything about this is subtle, but pleasureable. A nice treat to be sampled and visited from time to time.
02-21-2006 02:44:48 | More by ommegangpbr
New York
3.8/5 rDev -8.2%
Pours out a murky brown-orange with a thick creamy beige head that leaves a ton of lace. Even with a gentle pour there's a lot of grainy sediment on the bottom of the glass.
Smell is candy sugar, figs, plums, a little cotton candy, some light peach notes, and not real hoppiness to speak of.
Flavor is similarly sweet and fruity, with the cotton-candy flavors giving way to a dry fruitiness that really lets the peach and plum flavors come through more clearly. There's an interesting licorice note in there as well.
Overall: Not a bad dubbel. At $5.50 for 33cl, though, this isn't one to try. It's not in the same league as the best Belgian dubbels that can be acquired for around the same price or less.
02-20-2006 02:57:47 | More by whartontallboy
3.28/5 rDev -20.8%
330 mL bottle with 11/04 notched on the label. A head develops in the bottle from the conditioning before I even pour. It pours a deep crimson/brown that is very cloudy with lots of sediment and a 1/2" khaki head that leaves little lacing. There are aromas of vinous malts, sweetness, caramel, hints of mango and apple, and a distinct wet paper scent. The taste follows suit with some grass/hay notes and some powdery yeast on top of a medium to thick body that isn't quite as thick as I'd like. Past it's prime, but still tolerable. I'd like to try a fresh bottle, though.
02-07-2006 00:32:56 | More by mmmbeer
4/5 rDev -3.4%
33cl 11 05 notched on the side.
Pours a reddish brown with a thick tan head of large bubbles. Smell is sweet with a slight sour tinge to it. Very good.
Toasty, nutty, musty flavor. Slightly sweet with a bit of caramel, yeast is noticeable but not overwhelming. Im missing the sourness that the aroma hinted at Would fit nicely in the aftertaste. Medium body. Light roasty aftertaste.
Good, but not exceptional example of the style.
01-29-2006 02:09:10 | More by sacfly
4.22/5 rDev +1.9%
33 cl bottle pours a cloudy dark red color with lots of floating yeast and a decent light brown head that leaves some lacing in my glass. Chocolate and caramel aromas, plum, banana, caramel and toffee flavors. Medium to full bodied with a soft and creamy mouthfeel, finishes dry.
01-28-2006 00:18:39 | More by maxpower
4.18/5 rDev +1%
Ruby/dark sienna in color... brilliant light passes through... somewhat glowing. A very nice looking beer.
Highly carbonated with a somewhat off-white 1/4" head. Incredible stick. A truly beautiful beer.
Aroma is malty and bready... grain and dried fruits. A touch of pine and a bunch of yeast in the nose. Very bread-like.
Mouthfeel is bubblyat first and settles smooth. I like it.
Spicy, grainy, sweet with brown sugar and molasses notes on tasting. Tiny touch of maple, perhaps. Dried fruits.
01-25-2006 20:44:26 | More by Fugazme
4.28/5 rDev +3.4%
I've had beers from Chimay, Orval, Rochefort and Westmalle, so I decided to pick up an Achel beer at Downtown Wine and Spirits. I let this beer warm for about 45 minutes before serving it in a Chimay chalice.
Appearance: This beer pours a dark red, that almost appears brown, the red becomes very evident when held to a strong light. The beer is hazy almost opaque, though the dark color may make the main contribution to the opacity. It's topped by a persistent creamy beige head. This is a gorgeous beer.
Smell: There's a sweet fruitiness that dominates. Additionally there are hints of clove and breadiness. With swirling I'm getting what I can best describe as a tart aroma.
Taste: Caramel and malt flavors are evident first. There's a fruity sweetness in the center of the palate. It finishes with alcoholic warmth evident, and with a lingering but not overpowering bitterness.
Mouthfeel: Smooth and creamy. This almost masks the carbonation. I like the interplay here.
Drinkability: This is a good beer, easy to drink. Though the high alcohol content may lead you quickly to drunkenness (not always a bad thing).
Overall: This is a very nice beer. It has all of the complexity of aroma and taste that I love about Belgian beers.
01-24-2006 03:47:21 | More by EPICAC
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Active 3D in full HD is a sight to behold, with even great depth and detail than 3D movies at the cinema. You also get 2 pairs of 3D glasses in the box.
Smart TV features include a range of apps available to customise your set, including social media and all 4 catch-up services – BBC iPlayer, ITV Player, 4OD and Demand 5.
You can access HD channels for FREE via the built-in Freeview HD tuner, giving you access to the likes of BBC HD, ITV HD and Channel 4 HD.
The new S recommendation feature suggests things for you watch based on your viewing habits and features a voice control mode that lets you verbally ask for certain shows or any movies.
A slim bezel and silver frame complete a great-looking TV that will suit any home.
Useful info:
- 2 pairs of 3D glasses included
- Full HD- Resolution 1920 x 1080
- Active 3D
- Quad core processor
- Wi-Fi built-in and Smart TV web browser
- Slim bezel and chromed x-wing stand
- LED edge lighting
- S recommendation with Voice Interaction
- Freeview HD
- Miracast
- 400Hz Clear Motion Rate
- 4x HDMI, 3x USB, 1x SCART port
- Samsung UE65H6400 LED 3D Smart TV
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Toshiba 65L9363DB 65 inch Freeview HD 3D Smart 4K Ultra HD TV
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Ultra HD has arrived! Take home the Toshiba 65L9363DB 65 inch TV and enjoy the greatest viewing experience of your life.
The next generation in picture quality features 4 times as many pixels as Full HD, delivering an intensity that will capture the imagination of anyone who sees it.
You can use that incredible 65 inch screen with its 3840 x 2160 pixel resolution to upscale your existing full HD content to near Ultra HD quality, including Blu-ray movies and HD TV shows.
Netflix are due to launch an Ultra HD movie streaming service later this year and Sky has already broadcast a football in 4K, with plans currently being discussed around this summer.
Toshiba's CEVO engine and AMR 800 picture processing put the power behind the magic, delivering images so seamlessly smooth and detailed that you'll feel like you're really there.
You also get super-realistic 3D images that are even better than the cinema version (3D Blu-ray player or 3D TV package available separately).
The Toshiba Cloud Service features a huge range of apps for customising your set, including access to YouTube, Twitter, the BBC iPlayer and Netflix.
Dolby Digital Pulse also gives you outstanding audio and you can stream content from other devices via WiFi or DLNA.
Useful info:
- 65 inch Ultra HD screen (3840 x 2160)
- CEVO engine and AMR 800 picture-processing technology
- Active 3D - 4 pairs of glasses included
- Freeview HD tuner
- Energy Rating: C
- 4x HDMI, 2x USB, 1x SCART, SD card slot
- H 940, W 1463, 374 mm
- Toshiba 65L9363DB 65 inch Smart 3D Ultra HD TV
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Sharp LC70LE747KN 70 inch Full HD Freeview HD LED 3D Smart TV
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The Sharp LC-70LE747KN TV uses the latest image technology to give you the best possible viewing experience on a stunning 70 inch screen.
Enjoy natural colours, rich contrast, breathtaking depth and beautifully smooth motion with everything you watch – including in 3D!
With a full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution, LED edge lighting and 100Hz motion clarity technology, you can enjoy the kind of image quality you've always dreamed of.
Active 3D uses rapid shutter technology to make the 3D effect more impressive than the standard 3D you see at the cinema – and you can even convert standard 2D broadcasts into 3D and add an extra dimension to everything you love.
This Sharp LE 747 TV lets you enjoy high-definition TV for FREE with built-in Freeview HD bringing you great channels such as BBC HD, ITV HD and C4 HD in stunning detail and incredible colours with no monthly fee or contract.
Sharp Aquos technology also gives you access to the best of the web, including your favourite social networking sites. Thanks to a dedicated Netflix button on the remote control, you can also stream movies and TV shows.
The USB Timeshift+ feature lets you record shows easily to a hard drive to watch at your convenience.
Useful info:
- Full HD X-gen panel (1920 x 1080 resolution)
- Freeview HD
- 3D LCD TV with edge LED backlighting
- 100Hzmotion rate
- AQUOS NET + Internet Access
- Netflix
- USB Timeshift+
- Energy Rating: A+
- 4x HDMI; 1x USB; 1x SCART port
- Size with stand: 161 x 101 x 33 cm
- Size without stand: 161 x 101 x 9 cm
- Sharp LC70LE747KN 70 inch 3D Smart TV