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4.43/5 rDev -4.7%
A - Golden Copper color with thin white head which fades quickly and leaves a good amount of lacing on the DFH signature glass.
S - Citrius and Floral Hops with some Pine/grass smells in there too. Smell is excellent, and has a lot more in there than I can describe. Maybe something like a warm dinner roll, but it's hard to pick out.
T - Super bitter up front and then finishes with a slight sweetness. Pine and Floral hops are very apparent and hints of lemon and citrus fruits. A few more sips in open to nuts and those bready malt flavors which were so hard to detect in the smell.
M - Harsh on the pallet, but that's a good thing for something this bitter. Kind of dry, leaving you wanting another sip. No detection of it's 8% ABV.
D - This one would get a 5 for drink if I could get it on a regular basis, but it just doesn't come to this right coast. Bottle date is 071410, which is just under a month out. As it warms a bit, almost becomes chewy. Chill it to about 40, and taste the change as it gets to 55, if you can let it sit that long. I can image how good this must be fresh from a keg.
08-10-2010 20:12:44 | More by BeerThursdays
4.1/5 rDev -11.8%
had at TND's this past weekend on a beer haul. pours a copper yellow transparent color with good off white head, good lacing, and soft carbonation. strong fruity piney smell whiched followed through into the taste. soft bitter piney taste with grapfruit hints, and some caramel malt hints as well. light grassy bitter finish. thin texture and long flavor duration. smooth and crisp. IMO this beer was very good but in no way lived up to the hype. i was expecting much better and was slightly let down. still a very good beer just a little over hyped.
08-10-2010 15:11:20 | More by berpwillie
4.6/5 rDev -1.1%
A two week old bottle of Pliny the Elder, poured into a tulip glass. Golden color with a persistent pale white head that laces beautifully as you drink from the glass.
Smells herbaceous, with citrus and light pine as well. The head lasts until the glass is finished so the aroma is a continual part of the drinking experience.
Unlike other imperial IPA's the hops are very well balanced. Bitter citrus and pine, without tasting like you're licking pine tar or pine-sol. Light floral hops lingers for a little while.
Good carbonation releases additional hoppy aroma in your mouth, resulting in an explosion of IPA goodness as you swish it around.
While I'm not a consistent IPA drinker, PtE is definitely one of my favorite imperial IPA and have had several since my first. Any fan of hops should make an effort to try it fresh at least once.
08-10-2010 02:21:36 | More by nataku00
4.95/5 rDev +6.5%
I truly think this beer has become my favorite beer. Up until recently this beer has been a distant experience. Thanks the great beer shop in Orange, California, the accessibility is some what acceptable.
This beer is amazing. Anyone that likes beer will like this beer. The grapefruit smell/taste makes this beer exceptional!
08-09-2010 23:34:46 | More by dcrouanzoin
4.65/5 rDev 0%
I had the opportunity to drink this on 8-7-10 with a friend of mine. What can I possibly say that has not already been said about this beer before. This truly is liquid pakalolo;) The smell and taste was bitter, hoppy, and had a piney resin taste that truly reminded me of the "happy weed"! One of the best beers I have had and will be looking forward to drinking more of this!
08-09-2010 20:20:12 | More by Kala1073
4.65/5 rDev 0%
Poured from pint bottle
App- Orangeish. White head
Sm- Hop assault! Feel like you are in a hop farm, absolutely wonderful.
Ta- More bitter than I would have anticipated, but balanced expertly by the the double strength maltiness.
MF- Full as you would expect with a double, good, lower amount of carbonation to work with the hops.
Dr- As drinkable as a DIPA can get.
Accommodating this much hoppiness requires a master's touch and RR walked the tightrope on this one beautifully.
08-09-2010 18:44:39 | More by gueuzer
4.85/5 rDev +4.3%
I can't expound anymore on this beer than what has been said already.
This beer is stunningly perfect. It's complex, rich, balanced, great aroma and such a great taste. I've seriously considered moving to CA just to drink this beer.
Typically, I've been disappointed by beer hyped on BA. It seems that nothing I taste comes close to the gushing reviews but Pliny the Elder is different. It truly equals the hype. A truly delicious beer and it was such a pleasure to drink.
08-09-2010 02:08:39 | More by clarkm04
4.5/5 rDev -3.2%
Pours a clear golden color that explodes with a fluffy white head. The nose is an absolute burst of hops - never smelled a more intense fragrance of hops before. Resin, pine and citrus. Unfortunately, while still being good, I felt like the taste didn't quite measure up to the aroma. Tastes of resiny hops and pine primarily, with citrus/grapefruit under that. Body is great - medium bodied, good carbonation.
All in all, a total hop assault - but without being offensive. The malt backbone appropriately compliments the hop showcase. Never had a DIPA quite like it - the hype is justified.
08-07-2010 12:52:18 | More by Mavajo
New York
4.5/5 rDev -3.2%
Bottled 7/14/10. Smell has lots going on resin, pine caramel, orange and grapefruit are all present and intermingle with each other nicely. Taste has pine and grapefruit dominating with a very light almost charcoal character to it as the bitterness makes its presence known towards the end. It's almost too bitter for me at the end, which is really the only thing wrong with it. Mouthfeel is slighty sticky and oily but overall is light but viscous. Alcohol isn't really noticeable at all making this easy to drink.
08-05-2010 23:31:39 | More by STEG
4.7/5 rDev +1.1%
A: Light, golden, and so bubbly; the bubbles just float effortlessly to the top collecting among themselves into the frothy, white, billowing head
S: Wonderful grapefruit and lemon hoppy quality sits on top of a graininess; a touch of candied sugar but not as much sweetness as most of the style
T: Smoother than most IPAs; the bitterness is so balanced by the grainy malt backbone; not as sweet as most DIPAs; actually kind of dry--like mustard without the tang; grapefruit, pine permeate strongly as well
F: So bubbly; the beer doesn't quit--it just sits on top of the mouth beautifully
D: The most drinkable 8% or higher beer I have ever had; so drinkable and delicious
08-03-2010 23:55:21 | More by dbossman
4.4/5 rDev -5.4%
Poured into a St. Bernardus glass.
Golden amber color with a good head. Some lacing.
The nose is strong grapefruit, sweet, spicy, and floral.
Enters the mouth with a carbonation tingle, followed by bitter grapefruit. Bitterness lingers in the mouth like DARK chocolate - very nice. Good hop fix here.
Medium mouthfeel. Dry and refreshing.
This is really easy to drink; depth of flavor and smell keep this interesting.
Fantastic beer from my home state. My wife shared this bomber with me, and enjoyed it, but I didn't want to share. Whatever. PtE is a great beer, respected by even the casual beer drinker because of the complexities of smell and flavor. Well polished and loved by all! :)
Would love to have one of these beauts with a meaty and greasy pizza...
08-03-2010 00:39:52 | More by Mubbly
Rhode Island
4.63/5 rDev -0.4%
Pours a light orange with a pearl white head. Good retention and the lacing is unbelievable. Great looking DIPA. Strong floral and citrus hop aroma, very enjoyable. This one is for hop lovers. Floral, citrus (predominately grapefruit) strong hop flavor off the bat. Followed by a strong pine and spicy hop. All the hops are incredibly balanced and showcased. A bready, semi-sweet malt shines through near completion before finishing with another kick of strong pine hops. Awesome job balancing the big flavors.
07-31-2010 04:15:15 | More by uustal
4.72/5 rDev +1.5%
Russian River Pliny the Elder
From bottle to pint glass
Bottled 06/30/10, consumed 07/10
A: Pours a cloudy, golden tan with a one inch, off-white head. Lacing is present but not overly sticky and most of it dissipates after a few seconds, tracing the glass with small, circular islands.
S: Spicy, piny hops amongst a citrus backdrop. The bouquet of scent is strong and almost overwhelms the nose. This beer can easily be distinguished from a small sniff.
T: Pliny the Elder unleashes an avalanche of flavors, which starts with vibrant, spicy-hop bitterness and a citrusy, orange-grapefruit sweetness. This is a very hoppy beer, but sweetbread-like malts so perfectly balance the hop bite that a singular flavor forms. This combines with alcohol overtones, especially as the pint warms. Notes of lemon zest, mint and honey can also be detected (the honey also becomes more distinguishable as the beer warms). Because of the bitter-sweet balance, the aftertaste doesn't linger, finishing dry and leaving your palate clean and refreshed.
M: If the tight carbonation and large foamy head weren't enough of a clue, the tiniest sip will leave little doubt that this is one oily-rich IPA. The beer feels thick and rich and viscous on the tongue, but the light carbonation carries away any residue, leaving the finish perfectly clean.
D: As mentioned, the combination of bitter hops and sweet malts is perfectly balanced (I mean PERFECTLY) leaving the 8% alcohol an afterthought. Dangerously drinkable. As drinkable as any session beer you might have a sentimental attachment to, but too high in alcohol and hard to acquire to become a regular "party beer". The full flavors with little lingering aftertaste make this as drinkable as soda, and also make PtE great to experiment and couple with a wide range of food.
There's no question this ale lives up to the hype. I've been drinking PtE for some time and it's evolved into its own, trademarked "Pliny Flavor" on my palate, so I really had to sit down and notice the nuances, which are many. One of the most striking things about this brew is, as mentioned, the perfect harmony of bitter and sweet. Truly one of the most balanced ales in existence, and a brew that beer geeks and novices alike will find delicious, even on the first sip. One of the best beers on the planet and the standard-bearer for DIPA.
07-30-2010 10:18:49 | More by rand
4.93/5 rDev +6%
My New Years resolution for 2010 was to drink as many different beers as I could possibly find. So Far so good. I have had 597 different beers from January 1st at noon until today July 30th and Pliny The Elder is by far my favorite. A friend in California has managed to get me not 1 but 2 of these to Massachusetts (thanks Sue!) and I can honestly say that this beer makes me want to move to California. The Aroma will hit your nose from two feet away as soon as you pop the cap. Grapefruity and inviting. If you have ever eaten something so delicious that you find yourself craving it weeks later...well....you know where I'm going. I have read reviews knocking this hoppy delight and reviews praising it. My opinion after almost 600 different beers in 7 months is...get one ...drink one....it really is an outstanding beer. There's Filet Mignon...There's Dom Perignon...and looking down on both of them is Pliny The Elder.
07-30-2010 04:35:08 | More by chiefgtx
4.15/5 rDev -10.8%
Poured from a 500 ml bottle into a snifter. Bottled on 7/5/2010, split with airohead2001. I had this one time on tap in Portland, Oregon, but this review is strictly from the bottle
A: Golden straw color, in general I like my DIPAs a little more amber or orange than this. Nice one finger white head. Moderate retention, Excellent lacing
S; Intense smelling beer, but not all that complex as I get mostly pine, with a little bit of floral notes in there.
T: Lots of pine throughout. Nice balance though, as it is not overly bitter until the after taste, then you get a hit of the hop bitterness. Other than pine, there is a tiny bit of grapefruit. In fact, to be honest, I didn't get much citrus, but there's some malty sweetness at the beginning that mellows this out a bit up front. I would characterize the malt profile as light syrup. The hops though, are really the star here and are quite good.
M: Very nice mouth feel. A little more than average carbonation for a DIPA but it works well here as it gives the beer some crispness in the otherwise medium body.
D: Excellent. This would be a great beer to have with dinner and goes down smooth and easy. Not a top 10 beer in my opinion, but very good, and a must try.
07-30-2010 01:27:32 | More by glazeman
4.15/5 rDev -10.8%
The DIPA of DIPAs - one I've had several times before, but have never taken the time to review. This one is fresh - bottled 07/05/10 - courtesy of glazeman.
A - Slightly hazy, yellow, orange with a one finger head that soon fades to a few bubbles that line the rim of my pseudo-snifter. Excellent lacing that coats the walls of the glass. This is a bit lighter looking than many DIPAs, but overall, this is a nice looking beer.
S - The nose on this one is sort of disappointing. Smells great, but is very non-descriptive to me. I get a little bit of mango and grapefruit, but that's about it. Some citrus and piney hops - but not intense enough for me to be part of the "explosive floral and mango hops" team.
T - This is where Pliney shines. It's easy to be let down by a beer that has so much hype, but honestly, I am not let down at all. This beer just about has it all - a blend of citrus and piney hops through out with a harsh, cutting bitter finish, right before we get a taste of the oranges again at the very end.
M - Again, Pliney excels in mouthfeel. Less carbonated than many DIPAs - as the brew first enters your mouth, it is flat as can be, but manages a copious amount of bubbles that bring out the fresh, juicy, hops right before it heads for your belly.
D - Very drinkable. I split this with glazeman, but easily could have downed a bottle or two on my own. Smooth, crisp, and no EtOH burn. I wish this one was closer to home - thank God for beer shipments from the west coast...
07-30-2010 01:23:51 | More by airohead2001
4.97/5 rDev +6.9%
Poured from a bottle into a Chimay goblet. Bottled on 6/30/10.
A- pours a crystal clear shade of orange with a one finger pure white head. Lacing is very good.
S- strong, beautiful citrus and tropical hops. I think I'm actually getting some mango out of it too...absolutely amazing.
T- fantastic tropical fruit hops with a nice finish of that piney bitterness. I'm also getting some pepper and maybe a little spice in here...the balance is amazing.
M- feel is great...thick while not being syrupy, thin while not being watery.
D- goes down sooo smooth. Amazing beer
07-29-2010 20:09:32 | More by bigfnjoe
New York
4.68/5 rDev +0.6%
Big big respect to Spdkilz (Carleton) for being such a great BA!! Pliny bottled on 07/05/10. I'd say this pours honey orange with a great poofy white head that sticks around for a while. After that head fades it leaves a fare amount of lacing around the sides of my Duvel tulip glass. The hop aroma coming off of this beer is something I've never experianced. It is like I am sticking my head in the hop fridge at my home brew supply store. 1st resinous piny hops, then citrus and grapefruit huge aroma. The taste is a hop assault. The malt profile is just so that it allows the hops to shine. Bitter, citrusy, fruity and sprucy/piny and oh so good. I think this is the 1st beer I've given 2 5.0 ratings too. The mouthfeel is what I would expect from an ipa. Yes folks pliny is great, but whether I could drink more then 2 of these guys is another story so a little lower score for drinkability. Man this is some great beer.
07-29-2010 01:41:38 | More by pmlondrigan
4.38/5 rDev -5.8%
A: pours clear golden yellow with a bit of white head. The clarity is wonderful.
S: Smells of piney hops, slightly floral and a touch of spruce.
T: Clean malts are quickly overpowered by pine resin and faint floral hops.
M: Smooth body and clean finish.
D: Probably my favorite aspect of this beer, it is extremely drinkable for a DIPA. Well balanced and a great representation of the style. The hops are clear and purposeful but not overwhelming or muddled in any way.
bottled on 6.30.10, drink mid-july.
07-28-2010 20:11:17 | More by pitasoup
4.7/5 rDev +1.1%
Poured into my Duvel tulip, bottles on 6/8/10
A - Pours a slightly hazy honey color with 2 fingers of a sudsy off-white head that leaves beautiful lacing.
S - Wet, piney hops, not unlike walking through a forest after a thunderstorm. Grapefruit and lemon. Has a slight ganja quality to it ;)
T - More BIG grapefruit and pine resin with a mild biscuit malt backbone and a subtle honey sweetness. Amazingly balanced for such a hop-bomb, this is truly world-class!
M - Very smooth and creamy with a great crispness that can't be beat. Carbonation is nice and perky, the bubbles do their dance on your tongue.
D - Amazing drinkability, this bottle disappeared quickly. There's a reason there's so much hype for this beer, it's easily one of the best DIPAs on the planet. Wish it was easier to get in Georgia.
07-28-2010 04:45:26 | More by jsanford
5/5 rDev +7.5%
This is truly one of the greatest IPA's I have ever tasted!
A - If you can imagine what a million dollars lokks like in a glass, that is what this beer looks like, beautiful golden honey color with just the right amount of head.
S - (pour in sniffer glass) The expolosion of hops, hops, and more hops, slightly citrusy, fresh clean grassy aroma about it.
T - Your palate explodes with the hopiness of the beer at first sip and then it is tamed by a slight smoothness that leaves your mouth watering for another mouthfull of hops. Great combination of flavors in the beer. It is like a magic trick, hoppy bitterness at first then it finishes extremely smooth.
M - Good clean smooth feeling, quite refreshing.
D - A must for any IPA drinker, drink one or two and you will see what I am talking about. Enjoy and be glad.
07-26-2010 18:29:38 | More by CONOR8832
4.65/5 rDev 0%
Thanks to bierenutz for the great birthday gift.
A - Pours a very nice hazy apricot/honey color with an inch or so of slightly tan head and leaves top notch lacing all over the glass.
S - Big citrusy hop aroma, hop bitterness, honey type sweetness, pineapple, grapefruit, and it is just really great smelling.
T - The hoppy bitterness hits first, then the honey sweetness, and grapefruit. Very well balanced!
M - Smooth and creamy mouthfeel, good carbonation and pretty luxurious in the mouth.
D - Ya this is damn good stuff but most people already know that already. Pliny is just delicious, plain and simple. Drink one NOW!
07-24-2010 00:42:14 | More by semibaked
4.58/5 rDev -1.5%
Yes, I'm reviewing this a third time, this time out of a growler. Why not?
Growler filled on 7/18. Refrigerated since then and opened 7/22.
A: Pours a clear golden-amber body with 4 fingers of off-white head. Great retention and tremendous lacing. Clings to the glass with ferocity. I honestly can't picture a better head, better lacing, and better retention for a DIPA. Top marks.
S: Pine to the max. Kind of a wet pine needle aroma with an undercurrent of citrus. It's not as pungent as I remember, though not lacking in aroma.
T: A weed-like, pine-needle flavor sets the tone. There's a biscuit malt flavor that provides just enough contrast, but the one-two of pine and citrus is too much for the malt backbone. Grapefruit, lemon, some orange. The only thing that stops it from getting a perfect 5.0 is that Vinnie brews a better IIPA (Pliny the Younger) and of course, Citra has moved in.
M: Drier than some of the big DIPAs I've been drinking lately. I don't know why I used to call this beer balanced; even for a DIPA, it's really not. Not a ton of malt or residual sugar or presence: just a hop delivery vehicle. At the same time, what sugars there are mask the alcohol pretty well. Great carbonation: very cleansing.
D: I'm on course to finish a full growler myself. When it's on tap I always get it. I can't really name a beer I would drink more. It merits a 5.0 here.
07-23-2010 00:44:37 | More by Arbitrator
4.45/5 rDev -4.3%
Stopped at Russian River Brewing Company because one of us was sure that they brewed Pliny the Elder. One of us was right.
Reviewed on tap on Tuesday July 20, 2010. Paired this with Kasseri Cheese and Carr's Table Water Crackers.
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Appearance: The lacing is of the wall; simply beyond belief. It's golden amber in color. Clear in appearance. Epic lacing ability. Lacing is a 6 on beer advocate's five point scale. I ding points for a truly unimpressive head.
Smell: Wet, Piny hops. Citrus. Specifically lemon and grapefruit. Smells somewhat like weed which is a good thing in an IPA. Well done but somewhat on the weak side.
Taste: Very delicious and hoppy. But I am cursed to want every beer to taste like Union Jack. First of all pair this beer with your favorite cheese and crackers. Very awesome. This beer has hit the balance jack pot. It's piny, hopy, and phenomenally easy to drink for an I2PA.
Mouthfeel: Very easy and light (especially for it's style). Slightly slick, doesn't really stay with you other than a slight after taste.
Drinkability: Even more "drinkable" than most IPA's The 8% will catch up to you. But it won't stop you from wanting another Pliny.
Pairing Score: A. IPA's pair well with cheese.. No surprise.
07-22-2010 07:38:55 | More by ThreeWiseMen
4.47/5 rDev -3.9%
Final bottle from a trade with mfielden. Thanks!
A: Clear, light-to-medium amber color. Thick, dense foam slowly fades to sticky lacing.
S: Slight pine nose, fairly bitter. Bright grapefruit and citrus hop aromas.
T: Well balanced. Very fruity hop flavors fade to slight bitterness. Malt flavors present in a non-intrustive, supportive way.
M: Pleasantly carbonated and smooth. Brisk.
D: Extremely high. Alcohol is very well hidden, could drink this all day. Possibly my warm weather beer of choice, if I were so fortunate.
Very good beer that I'll always enjoy drinking. Nothing far-fetched or enticingly creative, but a quality beer on all fronts.
07-21-2010 18:16:38 | More by zimmerbloke
Pliny The Elder from Russian River Brewing Company
100 out of 100 based on 10,288 ratings.


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The RockyGrass bluegrass festival in Lyons may be sold-out, but KGNU radio has once again found a way to sneak everyone inside. Since 2008, the local community radio station has been broadcasting live backstage from the festival during their popular Saturday Old Grass Gnu Grass program. Last year they doubled the coverage and added a second day of broadcasting on Sunday morning.
Railroad Earth's Hangtown Halloween Ball is thrilled to announce the first wave of artists for the 2012 festival, set to take place in Placerville, CA on October 26th-28th at the El Dorado County Fairgrounds.
If you are into small crowds for big acts, organic and local cuisine, comfortable camping and world-class bluegrass, old time roots and dance music, then read on about the Grey Fox Festival in Oak Hill, NY from July 19-22. For the 36th year, one of USA Today's "top places to see bluegrass" returns to the comfortable confines of the Catskills with a Who's Who of Bluegrass on the line-up.
"Ever dance to a fiddle?" That's elseFest's pick up line.
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elseFest's inaugural event will be held June 22nd and 23rd. elseFest is the greatest melting pot of Bluegrass, Jamgrass, and acoustic bliss that houses a plethora of instruments and sounds to make even the shyest of fans put on their dancing shoes.
If there's anything I can say about The Infamous Stringdusters, it's that they are wonderful musicians and beautiful people. Not only do they live to bring music into this world, but they also live to educate; this became obvious to me in less than 10 minutes after meeting Andy Falco (guitar/vocals) and Travis Book (bass) for the first time.
Boy howdy! Sunday was an interesting close to Mulberry Mountain's Wakarusa Festival! The day started out perfectly: nice weather, a good lineup and all around happytimes. I even got to interview The Infamous Stringdusters' Andy Falco and Travis Book! If you haven't seen this band - do it.
Yesterday's lineup was the best of the festival, in my opinion. Starting with Balkan Beat Box and ending with The Infamous Stringdusters, there was an eclectic mix of amazing artists in between.
I spent my entire weekend at DelFest thinking of a musician who wasn't even on the lineup: Doc Watson.. I had heard of his declining health just before I departed for the festival. I overheard many at DelFest expressing their own concern. It appears we all had a feeling, sadly. I wish we'd have been wrong.
Dark Star Orchestra's latest update to their Dark Star Jubilee is the addition of 5 more bands to the already Jubilous lineup - Great American Taxi featuring Vince Herman from Leftover Salmon, The Ragbirds<
Suwannee Springfest, held March 22-25 at the beautiful Spirit of Suwannee Music Park, Live Oak, Florida was the rainiest, most violently stormy festival I have ever attended, but it was still a great time and the show went on. It rained off and on and then just on until late afternoon Saturday. After lightening struck by our tent and the crescendo of its thunder rang in our ears, the sun did come out in all its glory.


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strongest telepath is Xavier.
Apocalypse has the best defense
Is apocalypse telepathic defense stronger than emma's diamond form or Martian Manhunters Defense? and isn't Martian Manhunter the strongest telepath?
I want to know how people are deciding this, especially since "best" is such an undefined term. Is it who can perform a predetermined feat to the highest degree (eg. reading minds: who can read the most at once), who can perform the most complex feat (though how complexity is defined is then a question), who can perform the most different kinds of telepathic feats, or some other measure? I personally think the first option is a pretty solid way to compare, but it skips over the ability to use telepathy in various ways, which I don't think should be overlooked.
Oh crap didn't see Despero.Change vote to Despero
Thanos should be on this list.
Thanos should be on this list.
Most of the people here are batter Telepath's than him
Thanos should be on this list.
Most of the people her are batter Telepath's than him
Yes but the list is 12 long, naturally some will be better than others. In my view he should at least be on the list. I don't know everyone inside and out to make a judgement call of who is best, especially since no standard has been mentioned.
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It should be J'onzz and Despero IMO.To J'onzz,telepathy is the closest word to describe how Martians normally communicate and J'onzz is the best.J'onzz has unknowingly kept the souls of his dead race in his mind and taken on those with great TP resistance(like Green Lanterns)and planetary telepaths(like Mageddon).J'onzz has shown to be a ridiculous telepath and among the best of both worlds. The reason J'onzz can beat others in a TP battle is not just his out of this world(get it?)TP,but the fact he thinks at a faster rate that's on Superman's level so he can enter your mind before you put a defense up.Now Despero I would put higher.Why?Because Despero defeated J'onzz in a TP battle with little trouble. Despero has shown to be his TP superior in all their encounters.Despero is like J'onzz:a TPing monsterous Team buster but on a higher level :)
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Nate Grey isn't even on this list. Thanos shouldn't be up there if thats the case
This is between Xavier, Martian Manhunter, Cable and Despero.
Despero has everybody here in illusion and mind tricks by far. Xavier has better feats than everybody here in bypassing psychic barriers and defenses and mental subjugation. Martian Manhunter is superior to everybody in size and ranged feats and Cable has the raw mental projection and solidification of psychic powers. He also has by far the best mental barriers feats in here along with Apocalypse.
Personally, i would take Cable as the best mental user between them, he's not restricted to only a few ways to exploit his powers and has actually done more versatile feats than the others. say illusions, mental blocks, high degree of telekinesis, high degree of mind reading, mind controlling and has even blocked the abilities of other high end users. However, he lacks the potency the other have in determined fields. He's also handicapped because of the cybernetic virus which needs more than half his potential to keep his body together.
Anyway, these particular feats are few of the best i've seen, and for that reason i would pick him.
His fight with Nate Grey was about to alter the very fabric of reality, in other words, reality warping. Even though it didn't happen, the Astral Plane was affected, reaching the telepaths around the globe when Nate Grey unleashed a bit of his power abruptly...
What makes this feat impressive is the fact people like Xavier was suffering greatly because of this while Cable was fine and dandy while keeping his virus from taking over... and lastly, he managed to do what no power on earth would have been able to do... He restored Nate Grey's powers by reaching the deepest places of his mind.
In other words, he restored the powers of possibly the most powerful telepath in that moment, although he almost died in the instance.
Cable may not be the most powerful in specific fields, but he's most probable the most versatile as well as the one with most potential in this group. I could change my mind though.
@ghostravage: What of Xaviers Telepathic Barrier breaches would you say puts him above J'onn?
@dondave: Subduing Phoenix Scott in AvX? Perhaps?
I didn't say he was above, as Buckshot was mentioning there are multiple areas where some people are better than others. :/
@suske_amoras: yes any telepathic attack on apocalypse is sent back at the user a hundred fold.
@comic_book_fan thank for answering, that is a feat from apocalypse i never heard of.
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Xavier has never been more impressive than J'onn, sad to see him win.
@themagicstik: he is just as impressive and has more versatility in the telepathic powers.


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"In view of the current political climate in Palo Alto, we have decided to withdraw our application for a Planned Community Development at 395 Page Mill Road/3045 Park Boulevard," Paul wrote. "At some future date, we will evaluate our options for the properties we own in this area."
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It's a perfect symbol of our times: a phallic, monumental abomination," says Marc Almond. "A knife in the heart of London. It's violent, it's aggressive, it's greedy. It's jagged at the top, like a broken bottle in a pub on Saturday night that someone would stick in somebody's face. I'm sorry, I have to say I agree with Prince Charles when it comes to buildings …"
Almond is talking about the Shard, of course, and it's refreshing to see that, 30 years after he first managed to épater les bourgeois with Soft Cell's camp, vulnerable and edgily euphemistic electro anthem Tainted Love, he's lost none of his capacity to surprise. The "cheerfully dark" 55-year-old singer and gay icon can see the Shard from his south London home. And he looks balefully for it now from an upstairs window at Wilton's Music Hall, where he is preparing to perform Ten Plagues, the operatic song cycle written for him by playwright Mark Ravenhill and composer Conor Mitchell.
Ten Plagues is ostensibly about the Great Plague that ravaged London in 1665 but it's also about the hysteria with which the public habitually greets all threats of mass infection, from swine flu to SARS. Like Tainted Love, it is also about the first onrush of Aids, the "gay plague" that both Almond and Ravenhill — who is HIV-positive — "lived through and lost friends in". When the show premiered at the Edinburgh Festival in 2011, it felt like the wrong place: the dilapidated, pungently atmospheric Wilton's, dating from 1746 and so close to the historic heart of London, is much more fitting. That the show is going on in the capital when homosexuality is again a hot-button issue thanks to gay marriage also seems apt.
So sexuality, illness and the ability of London and its residents to reinvent and rally themselves are all on his mind. Hence the rant about the Shard. Ten Plagues sees Almond's unnamed character journey through a city that is becoming increasingly strange to him. "He loses his friends, his lover, his family, his sanity," Almond says. "In his isolation and madness he decides to dress up in his best clothes and buys a wig that is made from the human hair of bodies in the pit and is full of infection. So he decides to go and infect other people. Mark [Ravenhill] is going back to that time when Aids appeared and people were deliberately not practising safe sex, deliberately infecting other people, which I think comes with a feeling of hopelessness." The show, he assures me, deals with these things in a "darkly funny" way.
Some critics saw in Ten Plagues an expression of "survivor guilt" by Mark and Marc but also an assertion of their resilience. In 2007, Ravenhill went into a near-fatal epileptic coma, triggered by a toxoplasmosis scar on his brain. And in 2004 Almond was almost killed in a motorcycle accident near St Paul's, after which he had to teach himself to sing and remember lyrics again. Last year he had to cancel some concerts for surgery unrelated to the accident.
"I have a liver disease, a progressive sclerosis, which I usually keep controlled," he says. "But I had to have a spleenectomy and my gall bladder removed over the course of last year, which put me out of action for about three months. I had been ill before that. My health was quite depleted and I was kind of swollen. I was very tired and anaemic. The past few years have been a bit of a struggle but I have never stopped working. I'm a great believer in getting on with things. I actually felt with Ten Plagues I had finally conquered the motorbike accident: that I wasn't a victim of it or defined by it any more."
Almond has also said he doesn't want to be defined by his sexuality, pigeonholed as a "gay artist". Is he surprised, though, that homosexuality is still so contentious three decades after his first Top of the Pops appearance caused outrage? "Not really," he says. "We've seen so many gay characters on film, in television, in comedy and music recently, and when there's a big explosion like that it seems there's always a backlash. People do feel very threatened by it. Homophobia is always there.
"Cases of gay assaults have gone up. We are going through quite strange and sinister times. People are confused, frightened and a bit hysterical at the moment, and they are looking for things to lash out at."
He doesn't discuss his "very settled" private life: most interviews claim vaguely that he's been with the same partner "for years". But he does tell me he has not entered into a civil partnership ("I haven't felt the need") and certainly feels no desire to get married, much as he likes "the theatrics" of church and sometimes sits in Southwark Cathedral, listening to the singing.
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He grudgingly admits that hating the Shard makes him sound fogeyish and that it has "earned its place" as a symbol of our current culture, alongside the Georgian buildings that he and Prince Charles love. He tries not to get sentimental about London or the music business: both thrive through change and reinvention.
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Re: Joe's, I can't handle the wait in Miami...
But I try to get there when I'm in Vegas :)
Aug 22, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Las Vegas
Crenshaw melons seem to be missing from Produce sections this summer. I've been checking in T.O. and KW areas.
Can any hounds advise any recent sightings?
Aug 21, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Need help with good place for lunch in Kitchener.
I recommend you check out Red House. Had a nice meal there last month. Former Charcoal Steak House chef who's out on his own now. Patio dining if weather permits.
Taco Farm at King and Erb is interesting. Tacos can be hit or miss (definitely unconventional - not trying for authentic) , but I enjoy their fried chicken (Honey, tequila, Lime, black pepper) Very sweet, but pairs up nicely with their 3 housemade hot sauces. Lots of different tequilas to sample if that's your thing...
If it's BBQ you want... Hogtails in Waterloo or the Lancaster Smokehouse are both good choices.
Just a heads up... Sabletine pastries on King St. for some great pastries, macarons, etc.
Let us know where you end up!
Aug 21, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Ribs that don't fall off the bone
LOL... I forgot they call them "Mexican"! (the ones with the sauce, IIRC)
Nothing remotely Mexican about them! Hilarious!
Ribs that don't fall off the bone
I don't believe the OP is referring to BBQ at all. More of a grilled, "steakhouse" rib.
Ribs that don't fall off the bone
FWIW... I wouldn't even bother with a steak at the Steak Pit. I believe their "specialty" has always been Ribs. (they even get their own page on the menu IIRC...)
Ribs that don't fall off the bone
Sounds like you're talking old school steakhouse ribs as opposed to slow cooked/smoked BBQ ribs(?)
Years ago, Steak Pit on Avenue Rd. was always up there with the best, IMO.
Aug 16, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Local mid-high end restaurant with chef actually there?
I'm sure others who are more local will have other (better?) suggestions, but I'll start off by recommending Sage, especially since you are staying at the Aria already. A beautiful room, interesting food and I believe Chef Mclain is in the kitchen (although he is from SoCal, originally - not Vegas) Had a great meal there a few months ago. Everything I tried was delicious. "Foie gras chocolate bar" dessert was a standout.
Aug 11, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Las Vegas
Best burgers in LV? And other lunch recommendations in/near Paris (on strip)
Really enjoyed Ramsay's BURGR at PH, got to taste truffle fries, wings, Farm Burger, and milkshake - all were great and the overall experience was very positive!
That being said, if we are judging on the basis of BURGER taste and quality only, I prefer Keller's at MB. I have had both grass fed and Kobe burgers at Burger Bar and would agree with Uhockey that it is an excellent choice.
Either way, I think you'll be pleased.
Aug 07, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Las Vegas
Camp 31 BBQ.....Paris, Ontario (Not So Great)
Not sure why people keep making roadtrips to Camp 31. It hasn't been a BBQ destination (for me) for many years now.
Hogtails,"The Lanc", even SOS in KW are ALL better than Camp 31 IMO.
Aug 05, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Pepi's gets a lot of love here locally. Not sure why.
Just meh, IMO.
If you want great pizza (wood fired oven) in the Tri Cities (not easy, BTW...) try BREADHEADS on the DFB (Duke food block) in downtown Kitchener. Caveat: their hours (especially summer) can be "challenging"...
Re: notable eateries, start with MPC Kitchen, Red House and Hogtails BBQ/Lancaster Smokehouse. For groceries, Vincenzo's is best. (think KW's version of Pusateri's, etc.)
Aug 01, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Pittsburgh foodies: ISO pre show eats near Heinz Hall
Sorry to hear your experience didn't mirror ours...
Perhaps it was because we got there a little earlier? (6pm)
The place was busy, but we had a (large) table downstairs and our service (as mentioned) was fast. Re: noise, I just assumed it was always kind of a busy, hustle bustle kind of place. It did not inhibit conversation though...
Thought about the duck, asked about the Pork Chop as well and our server recommended the Pork Chop. I was not disappointed. Med rare, with a real smokey flavor that was offset by a plum reduction sauce (not oversauced, which was welcome) My DC really enjoyed the Pork Shank, it was alot, but had real good flavour with some nice crispy bits. She described the flavors as "authentic" (she is German) I thought it was quite tasty as well.
I would rate our experience at Six Penn a solid 7.5/10.
Bill Maher: easily a nine.
Jul 28, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh foodies: ISO pre show eats near Heinz Hall
Just a quick followup:
Had a very good dinner at Six Penn Kitchen, Pork chop was delicious and so was the Pork Shank. Sides were good as well. Casual, friendly service was efficient and speedy. Good value for the price, IMO.
Parking was a bit of a nightmare due to the huge country music show at PNC Park (I had NO idea) the first 3 garages we found were all full. But I managed to find a small lot about a block away for $20. Not sure if that's alot in Pittsburgh, but it's a bargain on an "event night" in downtown Toronto - so all good. Had a nice walk around the district before the rain forced us inside beautiful Heinz Hall.
Thanks again to all for the suggestions. burghgal, hope you enjoyed your dinner and the show.
Jul 28, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh foodies: ISO pre show eats near Heinz Hall
Yeah... read some reviews re: Six Penn and they were kinda all over the place. Since we are coming in from a long way (Toronto area) I really need to have a reservation somewhere. Butcher offered only bar seating, and I thought we might want a little more room after the drive.
Jul 22, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh foodies: ISO pre show eats near Heinz Hall
Thanks yammers, Effort and burghgal for the suggestions. Wasn't able to get in at M & P or Butcher. I have a res at Six Penn.
Everything looks quite nice... any "must haves" on that menu?
Jul 21, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh foodies: ISO pre show eats near Heinz Hall
yammers thank you very much for the feedback.
I like Proper Brick oven, but no res means that probably won't work pre show.
I'm leaning toward M&P. Any must haves on that menu?
Jul 17, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh foodies: ISO pre show eats near Heinz Hall
Heading to the Bill Maher show 8:00pm on Jul. 26. Can any 'burgh area hounds advise a good place for pre show eats close to Heinz Hall?
Fancy or casual works... timing/parking and good food most important.
Any suggestions? (Go Steelers!)
Jul 16, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Pennsylvania
Best Ontario Food Cities--Beyond Toronto?
Fair enough.
answer: nowhere, IMO.
St. Jacobs is fine for the market (a bit touristy for my tastes, but...) however, I wouldn't bother eating there, especially if you're looking for a "foodie destination", if you just want some eats before/after/during shopping, Crazy Canuck has simple food (fresh cut fries, sandwiches, etc.) mostly made in-house from what I gather. A whole lot better than fast food, but NOT a destination.
There are a few decent spots in KW (MPC Kitchen, Red House) as someone pointed out earlier, but nothing you can't get in T.O. or vicinity, with the exception of some good German fare perhaps and BBQ, which I understand is somewhat lacking in T.O. (Buster and Stockyards notwithstanding). I have been thinking about trying Langdon Hall (which some say is a foodie destination), but with all the lukewarm reviews I've read, it really has not been a priority.
I wouldn't call KW and area a foodie mecca by any stretch. It's taken me years just to find a few good local faves. That being said, it might work geographically as a base for the OP's roadtrip, since it is pretty central to almost all the suggestions in this thread.
Jul 11, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Best Ontario Food Cities--Beyond Toronto?
agree re: Monforte. My new fave in Stratford
(thanks, Prima!)
Jul 11, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Best Ontario Food Cities--Beyond Toronto?
not suggesting it as a destination for the OP, as that would be simply foolish. It is a dinerish place with some good homemade eats.
I believe you asked the question:
My posting was simply in response to your question specifically, and while I don't consider KW to be a destination of any sort (except perhaps, Oktoberfest?) I did point out to the OP in an earlier posting re: the merits of using it as a base for various day trips that others suggested.
Best Ontario Food Cities--Beyond Toronto?
not fancy, and nothing like Vidalia's, but the Crazy Canuck is doing some good eats by the St. Jacobs market, FYI...
Trip to Niagara Falls/Buffalo N.Y. what grocery items would you bring back?
Sahlen's hot dogs. The BEST.
Or you could just eat a charbroiled one at Ted's...
Jul 10, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Best Ontario Food Cities--Beyond Toronto?
True, however the rest of ChefVegabond's comments were a good explanation of the (former?) "rivalry", and if it exists at all, it's probably more of a football thing.
Re: the OP, I wasn't going to recommend Kitchener/Waterloo though we do have some decent family stuff (Children's Museum, Butterfly conservatory - Cambridge) and some good eats (good BBQ, a few gems) then I started reading other's suggestions and it occurred to me...
If I was the OP planning a road trip, KW might be a good base. Just a thought. Certainly depends on how much time you have, and specific wants/needs. IMO, all of the suggestions are excellent.
Have fun brooklynsabra! Let us know where you end up!
Erin ,Georgetown, Acton ??? - foodie thoughts ?
Haven't been for a while, but Saunders Bakery on Main St. Rockwood used to sell some delicious jelly donuts.
If you get there early enough you get them while they are still warm... mmmmmm
Jul 03, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Anybody remember Switzers on Spadina?
I grew up down the street from the Beck family (Switzer's owners) and had many meals at the original Switzer's. Agree re: their knucker on a poppy seed roll, which was always great. While I enjoyed the food there more overall, I always liked Shopsy's corned beef better. Probably something to do with the hand slicing. Of course Shopsy's went way downhill and I never really bothered after they left "the Ave." Always ordered corned beef or pastrami. Never bothered with MSM until CSD brought the Snowdon Deli recipe here and started hand slicing.
Re: "up north", IMO if you want "Jewish deli", you go where the jews are. (generally, up north)
Jun 27, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
Anybody remember Switzers on Spadina?
Actually kwass, although I agree with the spirit of your post, IMO, a Bagel World (the originator?) twister beats a Kiva's twister.
Kiva's regular bagels are MUCH better, but for me BW still gets the nod for (an occasional) twister.
Agree re: Steeles deli (nice) and I think Center Street does a great job (cue the haters) certainly not "second rate".
evansl ... have not been to Meyer's but I don't think it's worth the trip to Winnipeg for deli. If you really hate T.O. deli (why?) you can go to MTL (Schwartz) or NYC (Katz) (much closer than the 'peg)
Or do you consider them "second rate" as well? :)
Jun 26, 2014kwfoodiewannabe in Ontario (inc. Toronto)
FT... Don't need well done, and Frat burger is an occasional option (short drive to waterloo) Bauer burger is not bad but $17.00. I'm looking for something a little more "everyday", I guess.
Davwud, I had no idea Burger's Priest was considering expansion beyond the GTA. That would be nice...
not really... Morty's wings are fine. The BBQ place burgers are just ok in my experience.
Looks like I'll just have to get my burger fix weekdays in Cambridge.
That's what I figured. I generally don't bother with the chains, but this is walking distance from my home, so I thought I'd ask. Also, we have a Works (meh), but NO Five Guys locally. Not much in the way of decent burgers here in Kitchener, although we do have FratBurger in Waterloo (fresh ground daily and will cook your burger RARE - just not my thing) and Little Louie's in Cambridge (Amazing... better than ANY char grilled I have eaten anywhere in ON - but NO weekends)
Bumping this thread to ask if any 'hounds have tried this chain?
No T.O. locations thus far, but I know they have opened a Mississauga location since this thread was last updated. They now have a new location in downtown Kitchener.
Not a fan of Crabby Joe's so I am wary...
Any recent experiences/reviews?
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WASHINGTON (KNOE 8 News) - U.S. Senator Mary L. Landrieu, D-La., today joined fellow women senators at a press conference on Capitol Hill to urge passage of the Paycheck Fairness Act. Sen. Landrieu is a co-sponsor of the bill that would update and strengthen the Equal Pay Act of 1963, which made it illegal for employers to pay men and women unequal wages for the same work.
The Paycheck Fairness Act closes loopholes that allow employers to escape liability even when gender-based wage discrimination exists. It also includes protections for employees against retaliation for disclosing or discussing their salaries, as well as ensures employees have the same remedies for gender-based pay discrimination as other forms of discrimination such as race or national origin.
According to the National Women's Law Center, in 2012, women in Louisiana earned 67 cents for every dollar a man makes, and women are almost half of Louisiana's work force. While a man would take home $47,000 a year – for the same work – a woman's paycheck would be almost $16,000 less a year. That comes out to more than 1,300 a month.
"Sadly, Louisiana ranks second-to-last in equal pay for women. Equal pay is not only about women; it's also about supporting and strengthening middle class families so they can build a prosperous future for themselves and their communities. Louisiana women make 67 cents to every dollar a man makes. That's 33 percent less than a man's paycheck for the same work. Think if you had a tax on your paycheck that took 33 percent of your total pay because you're a woman," said Sen. Landrieu. "On average, this is $1,300 a month or almost $16,000 a year- that's a down payment on a home, or two years of tuition at LSU for her child, or two and a half years of groceries. Our sisters, mothers and daughters in Louisiana and the country deserve our support, and the Senate should support this bill."


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New Orange County business filings continued their downward slide in June with 2,716 new fictitious business name statements filed, down 10.9% from a year earlier and down 2.4% from May, according to the Orange County Clerk Recorder's Office.
It was the fifth straight month in which filings were lower than the same period a year before.
Fictitious business names – also called DBA or doing business as – are a measure of the local economy and can be an early indicator of the job market. Most new jobs come from businesses that are less than five years old, according to the Kauffman Foundation, an entrepreneurship advocacy and research organization.
Most DBAs are filed for new businesses, although some are for companies that have moved or changed ownership.
Looking at a 12-month period, which can smooth out seasonal ups and down, Orange County had 32,741 new-business filings for the 12 months ended June 30, down 1.8% from the 12 months before that.
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