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Craftsman Angelino Weisse - Craftsman Brewing Co.
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4.25/5 rDev +10.7%
11-15-2013 01:43:45 | More by popery
4/5 rDev +4.2%
11-13-2013 06:19:20 | More by illidurit
4/5 rDev +4.2%
11-11-2013 09:24:09 | More by zestar
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11-11-2013 07:10:44 | More by nataku00
4/5 rDev +4.2%
11-01-2013 08:40:03 | More by akang
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
09-23-2013 05:14:28 | More by moonknight31
4/5 rDev +4.2%
09-21-2013 20:02:37 | More by kornkid8600
4/5 rDev +4.2%
08-14-2013 05:37:52 | More by SocalKicks
3.5/5 rDev -8.9%
07-31-2013 00:07:44 | More by largadeer
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
07-20-2013 01:23:10 | More by CoolEthan
4/5 rDev +4.2%
09-18-2012 01:49:02 | More by t0rin0
3/5 rDev -21.9%
09-09-2012 04:01:03 | More by funkel81
4/5 rDev +4.2%
08-17-2012 22:08:51 | More by ste5venla
3.78/5 rDev -1.6%
On-tap at Beachwood Brewing
The beer is a hazy golden color with a thin white head. A very strong lemon aroma followed by nearly as much banana. Some fairly strong vanilla and maybe a bit of butterscotch. A hint of wheat and straw on the finish. As with the aroma, really heavy on the lemon and banana. Some straw, wheat, and grass give a touch of depth and complexity. I would have preferred a little less sweetness.
07-17-2012 17:36:13 | More by womencantsail
4.1/5 rDev +6.8%
On Tap
Churchill's Pub & Grille
San Marcos, CA
Hazy golden straw in color with a moderately sized near-white head that doesn't leave much stick to the glass. Pretty and appropriate for the style.
Pleasant aroma combining lemon, mild wheat and grain, and a distinct fruity acidity.
The flavors combine together remarkably well, with lots of bittersweet, authentic, lemon character, wheat and grain, and lots of powerful sourness. This is far more sour than a typical berliner.
Medium bodied with moderate carbonation.
This isn't at all a typical berliner, with a fairly high ABV for the style. That being said, it's downright delicious and incredibly drinkable.
04-19-2012 14:03:57 | More by ehammond1
3.2/5 rDev -16.7%
On tap at The Surly Goat in West Hollywood, CA.
Pours a murky yellow with an off-white head that settles to a film on top of the beer. Small dots of lace form on the glass on the drink down. Smell is ridiculously funky and wild with sweaty socks and cheesy aromas. Kind of gross to be honest. Taste is much better however but is also very funky and wild with a lactic acid quality to it. This beer has a light carbonation with a slightly crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is a pretty good beer but the aroma is tough to get over.
03-09-2012 06:41:37 | More by UCLABrewN84
3.95/5 rDev +2.9%
on tap at the Crow Bar
Appearance - thick golden yellow (ochre) haze. Cloudy but consistent. No head on pour.... amateur?
Smell - tart. More fruity than citrus.
Taste - tart tart tart like a traditional Berliner Weisse but not over powering and fairly well balanced. A lot of citrus - orange, lemon. A tad farmhouse funk and wheat. Citrus rind bitterness comes through on the back end. The abv is hidden well.
Mouthfeel - heavily carbonated and acidic.
Overall - Good take on the style. Was told it was sour, but tasted more tart. Extremely refreshing, sessionable, and balanced enough for the novice / casual drinker. A great beer on a sunny afternoon picnic.
02-27-2012 02:41:27 | More by abrethanson
3.5/5 rDev -8.9%
02-17-2012 19:41:45 | More by John11486
4/5 rDev +4.2%
02-12-2012 07:26:06 | More by mantissa
4/5 rDev +4.2%
On-tap at Blind Lady. Interesting find, and still very happy about finding sours more and more. First off, this isn't what I would typically call a Berliner Weisse. Alcohol is too high, a little too sour, body too heavy. It's still a good beer though.
Cloudy yellow with a creamy head that didn't really recede. Looks like a paler version of a hefeweizen.
Tangy citrus aroma where the citrus comes not from hops but from acid.
Deep flavor dominated by lemon juice. Wheaty and a little chalky. Some funk too, which fits nicely with the body of the beer which is heavy for a Berliner Weisse. Creamy carbonation, but somehow also sparkly? Hard to describe.
Good enough that I went back for a second pour despite a massive tap list. Best brew I've had from Craftsman so far.
02-05-2012 19:49:20 | More by Chizoad
4.08/5 rDev +6.3%
On-tap at Beachwood I,
A: Pours a medium yellow-orange with a full creamy white head, almost nitro looking. Good retention, very nice lace.
S: Strawberry shortcake and orange creamsicle, a very interesting nose, sweet and sour mix.
T: Lemon and malt with that intriguing strawberry flavour. Good lactic play, a nice balance of flavours.
M: Nowhere near as dry as an average Berliner, that's okay. Medium acidity, soft carbonation, easy drinking.
O: An interesting Berliner weisse, more of a Hefe-Berliner hybrid. Nevertheless, it tastes good, is well made, well worth a try.
12-18-2011 01:14:45 | More by Halcyondays
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
Pours a hazy yellow hue with a small white head and there is hardly any carbonation.
Smell has a wheat/ hay like aroma followed by a nice tart citrus aroma. Much like lemon zest.
Taste is very tart and acidic. A very refreshing beer. Even though it has more alcohol that a normal Berliner it is still very smooth and easy drinking.
Mouthfeel is crisp and light. I probably could have drank a ton of these.
12-17-2011 02:54:39 | More by snpub540
4/5 rDev +4.2%
12-12-2011 01:27:14 | More by agent2550
3.53/5 rDev -8.1%
Had in a taster at the Bruery Provisons store in Orange. Poured in a 2 oz tulip glass.
A- No head, no lacing. Clouded orange-yellow coloration. Little carbonation.
S- Light smell. Buttery. Light fruits, like lemons. Sour.
T- Extremely sour lingering flavor.
M- Light and little carbonation. Very clean finish.
O- Wasn't expecting such a sour beer. Quite a surprise. Enjoyable!
12-06-2011 07:08:14 | More by Murrhey
3.78/5 rDev -1.6%
On tap at the Toronado in San Diego. The bartender confirmed the ABV from the keg for me (6.1%).
This beer pours a cloudy yellow color with nice white foam that settles. The aroma is lemon citrus and some subdued malt sweetness. The flavor is tart and acidic with a nice punch of lactic acid that hits the front of your tongue. Flavors of lemon and Kaffir Lime leaves. A pleasant sourness lingers in the aftertaste. The mouthfeel is crisp with light body and moderate carbonation feel. Light on the tongue and very refreshing. Overall a very nice Berlinerweissbier, though of higher ABV than I've seen before.
12-02-2011 08:35:16 | More by UncleJimbo
Craftsman Angelino Weisse from Craftsman Brewing Co.
86 out of 100 based on 27 ratings.


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The Health Professional Ethics Rubric: Practical Assessment in Ethics Education for Health Professional Schools
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A barrier to the development and refinement of ethics education in and across health professional schools is that there is not an agreed upon instrument or method for assessment in ethics education. The most widely used ethics education assessment instrument is the Defining Issues Test (DIT) I & II. This instrument is not specific to the health professions. But it has been modified for use in, and influenced the development of other instruments in, the health professions. The DIT contains certain philosophical assumptions ("Kohlbergian" or "neo-Kohlbergian") that have been criticized in recent years. It is also expensive for large institutions to use. The purpose of this article is to offer a rubric—which the authors have named the Health Professional Ethics Rubric—for the assessment of several learning outcomes related to ethics education in health science centers. This rubric is not open to the same philosophical critiques as the DIT and other such instruments. This rubric is also practical to use. This article includes the rubric being advocated, which was developed by faculty and administrators at a large academic health science center as a part of a campus-wide ethics education initiative. The process of developing the rubric is described, as well as certain limitations and plans for revision.
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- Background
- Literature on Evaluation Instruments in Ethics Education
- Characteristics of an Ideal Rubric for Ethics Education Assessment
- The Health Professional Ethics Rubric
- Method
- Application
- Discussion
- Limitations and Further Research
- Conclusion
- Practice Points
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Dare to be Square
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I really love this method. These are improvisational squares, chain-pieced together. I don't know if these squares qualify as wonky, or if they are more in the 'what a bunch of squares' type of square. Either way, I'm having a whole lot of fun making each one. I have quite a bit of this fabric and I'm going to see how large of a quilt I can make. I am going to make it square, rather than rectangular because I think the squares in a square quilt will look really good. I love the jade color.
In quilting bee news, I hear that the first set of fabrics is on its way to me! I can't wait to see them all and to send them out to our group of quilters.
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oh i love those fabrics!!!
can't wait to see your blocks.
and yayyy for getting the fabric soon!!!
SUPER excited about this quilting bee.
I can't wait for you to get the fabrics!
I love the ones you have done so far, the colors are great and will make such a pretty quilt.
Wow, these look like they'd go right along w/the ones I posted about today – I'm planning a "green" quilt for my son! Just happened onto your blog and am trying to find more time to look around!
I love the fabrics and I share your love of wonky squares!
Thanks Debye, I hope to visit often – I'm a beginning quilter so I'm probably not ready for any big swaps yet, but would like to try one out in the future. With baby #5 due any time in the next 2 weeks, now wouldn't be the best time for me anyway so I guess I can't be too sad that I found out about yours and your site when I did :) Not to mention, the whole "beginner" thing!
If you have any thoughts on a pattern or ideas for a quilt w/my green fabrics, please do come on over and share at my blog :) I'm thinking of just doing strips? (might not be the right term!) and then shifting them back and forth so they don't all line up perfectly on the seams – just something kind of random and a little "wild" for a boy – if you look back a tiny bit on my blog you'll see the baby quilt top I made recently for the new baby – it's my first completed top! I don't think any of my family/friends that read the blog regularly are quilters so I don't think anyone was as excited as *I* was about it! Maybe you, as a quilter, will appreciate the feeling of accomplishment! This has gotten wayyy too long – thanks again for the welcome – enjoying checking out your blog!
your blocks are looking GREAT!!!
Very nice colour combo! Go for square! Square quilts are the best.
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You know it's funny how we use newgrounds to escape from school and work, but honestly it's one of the funniest sorts of inspiration. Deep I know...
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Thank you man, I really appreciate the review. For the most part I am a very mediocre sprite animator, but I love writing stories, especially when they are loosly based on my life . :)
I'll be sure to let you know when part 3 comes out.
This one was waaay better then the first one ;)
Sorry was a little late viewing this one, got caught up in other stuff. I really dug it though. Silly Emo Gomba! U can't play football! You've got no arms! ROFL!
hahah nice work
i liked it, it got better thats forsure and even though some parts were a little
fuzzy for me i still enjoyed it, the relationship between emo goomba and yoshi
is funny keep it up
Haha thank you. Yeah some parts were a little too abscure that I'll have to fix, but yeah it is based loosely on actual events in my life *fun fact haha
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Childress needs to cut his love for both Philly and Wisconsin players and start looking at players on a level playing field.
Green and Purple just don't mix....
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So all in all, get off the pipe Childress. I like you but your love for your old player relationships is costing us!!! Yes I am sore still about Hank Baskett being traded for Philly garbage that they didn't want anymore. SO FAR... SHIPPY TRADES! Grade D (I would give an F if it were not for Hicks)
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I stared with a Revell '65 Chevy C-10 that had been raided for parts.
I started off with the chassis- I used the lowered kit front suspension and stock rear axle, with wheels robbed from a Monogram F-350. The tires are from two Revell Deuce kits- the littles on the front, two pairs of the 'bigs' in back. I cut out the inner fenders, and body dropped the truck about 6 scale inches. The top was chopped roughly 8 scale inches, and the wing vents were removed. One of the parts stolen from this kit was the hood- I used it on a '60 kit because I don't like the 'pods' on the early '60's GM truck hoods. On this one, I thought this hood would be perfect, so I used the discared '60 piece.
I must like using Hemis in '60-'66 GM trucks- of the five I've built, this is the third to use one. It's from the Revell '41 Willys kit, with the Double Dragster 8-carb manifold and a DeSoto valley cover. The belled aluminum carb stacks are from an unknown manufacturer.
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TIME is running out for aspiring beauty pageant contestants to enter this year's Miss Dorset competition.
The closing date to enter is tomorrow and organisers are hoping they can attract more young women to compete.
The winner will qualify for the Miss England competition, which in turn leads to the Miss World finals and a possible $100,000 prize.
Reigning Miss Dorset Emily Kishere said winning the title has opened the door to a wealth of new opportunities and would encourage others to enter. "Personally entering beauty pageants has always been to boost my confidence, meet new people and to put on a sparkly dress and perform, because what girl doesn't love to feel like a princess," she added.
"Having the amazing opportunity to represent Dorset in the Miss England finals has been one of the most incredible moments this year. Being on stage in front of a crowd performing in dances was so much fun!"
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A bill that would allow companies to incorporate in a way that demonstrates their commitment to social and environmental goals is close to passage in the Legislature.
The bill, AB 361 by Assemblyman Jared Huffman, D-San Rafael, would create a new class of companies called "Benefit Corporations." Companies under the umbrella could focus on implementing social and environmental ideals, in addition to generating a profit.
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"Many companies want to do more for social responsibility, for the environment, but they don't want to get sued for their decisions," Huffman said.
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Nonprofit organizations were not really a part of the crafting of the law, said Ken Larsen, director of public policy for the California Association of Nonprofits. Larsen worries the new benefit corporations may seek tax advantages, a perk that nonprofits are losing.
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LOS ANGELES -- Not only is action RPG Torchlight
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Developer Runic Games showed Wired a build of the new PC game at
E3 Expo, and it looks great. Blending the gorgeous isometric art
direction and click-click-click hack-n-slash combat of the first
game with an array of new environments and
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Baseball fans are always looking for a new explanation as to why
their favourite players are slumping. He's banged up! He's not
seeing the ball right. Or maybe he's not playing
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that a player's natural sleep preference may affect whether they
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labelled as "evening types," in games that had a starting time of
before 2 pm. Continue reading
Subtle changes in soil moisture levels could be used to predict
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new study.
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met an area of low moisture. The images were taken every 15
minutes at a scale of a few kilometres on every day of the
2006-2010 wet seasons. Continue reading
A new discovery has shown that tiny crustaceans solidify their
body oils in the same way as whales to regulate buoyancy. Copepods
are 3mm-long marine animals, which head to the depths of the ocean
to escape the storms and food scarcity of winter.
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energy. Although biologists have considered a connection between
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time they have been able to 'understand the exact relationship
between these two elements in the animal's life cycle', as lead
author Dr David Pond said in a press release. Continue reading
Game developers are currently brainstorming clever new
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6-inch touchscreen which can be used to display bonus data, like
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In a pit near a brickworks in East Sussex,
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ago. Continue reading
They met making pancakes but now two robots have achieved sweet
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James, a PR2 robot, built by US robotics firm Willow Garage,
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them neatly away. Continue reading
A designer named Phil Pauley has come up with a concept
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navigate traffic. It can be wirelessly upgraded for performance or
maintenance reasons. Continue reading
"Anyone working to change a present situation into a preferred
situation is a designer," said Arnold Wasserman, at the unveiling
of the 61 finalists in the INDEX award in the Copenhagen Playhouse
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the jury of this year's award.
The four men sitting behind him weren't: they were resourceful
people who had found a problem they didn't think should exist --
reuniting refugees with their families, individuals falling
asleep at the wheel of a car, global corruption and
inefficient bike use -- and were trying to solve it. Continue reading
Each of us receives, on average, 60 mutations in our genome from
our parents, a new study has revealed -- far fewer than previously
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believed. Philip Awadalla from the University of Montreal's
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that parents would contribute an average of 100-200 mistakes to
their child. Our genetic study, the first of its kind, shows that
actually much fewer mistakes -- or mutations -- are made." It is
these mistakes or "mutations" that help us evolve. Continue reading
After almost four years of space travel, Nasa's Dawn probe
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floating amidst the asteroid belt.
With an average diameter of just 330 miles -- about 24 times
less than Earth's -- Vesta is too puny and doesn't have a large
enough gravitational tug to retain much of an atmosphere.
Otherwise, it has mostly the same features and structure as
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars. Continue reading
Facebook has launched free voice calling as part of its iOS Messenger app in the UK »
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Voters in Ohio won't be
seeing the medical marijuana issue on the November ballot this year.
Advocates of legalizing it
didn't get enough signatures by the Wednesday deadline. They had about 100,000 of
the 385,000 signatures required to get the issue on the ballot, but they're
still optimistic about the future.
"It's just shown that we
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and kind of community-building city by city across Ohio," said local activist
Sean Nestor. "I think the fruits of that through things like the Sensible
Marijuana Ordinance will really help bolster the infrastructure we need for a
statewide initiative."
Nestor and other activists
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delivery.com sought an easier way for merchants to join its ordering system that reaches nearly a million customers daily. The previous onboarding process was slow and labor-intensive, involving merchants physically signing applications in order to sign up. Upon receiving signed agreements, sales reps scanned the agreement and then manually uploaded it into Salesforce.
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Author: Steffen Arctander
A unique reference on natural fragrance materials.
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Author: Robert P. Adams, PhD
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A Comprehensive Collection of Mass Spectra and Retention Times of Common Components in Plant Essential Oils.
Price: $299.00 — $749.00
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Condensed, quick reference guide of flavor & fragrance ingredients and suppliers around the world.
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All of Steffen Arctander's best-selling books are available in one convenient CD-ROM!
A unique reference on natural fragrance materials. Beautifully written. Painstakingly researched by Arctander, a pioneer in this field. A Classic and relevant for today's natural enthusiasts.
Author: Brian M. Lawrence, PhD
An essential reference on essential oils. Your professional library is not complete without it!
With GC/MS still the preferred method of essential oil analysis, Dr. Adams's book is as relevant and useful as ever. This 4th edition is the most up-to-date and comprehensive yet!
Authors: Anthony J. O'Lenick, Jr. and Thomas O'Lenick
Whether you're a cosmetic or olfactory chemist, a firm grasp of organic chemistry is something you simply cannot do without. Charles Sell and Tony and Thomas O'Lenick, leading formulative experts, have built, according to Robert Lochhead, texts that are "essential' to the working chemist.
Author: P.Z. Bedoukian
For the perfumer or flavorist, this deep and probing volume shares the history, chemistry, properties and application of pertinent and well-used flavor and fragrance substances.
Author: Arcadi Boix Camps
Arcadi Boix Camps openly shares his passion and vast knowledge in this beautifully and creatively written must-have reference.
Author: Charles Sell, PhD
Improve your understanding of perfume and its interactions with the wide variety of products in which it is used.
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Bill would make it harder for felons to own guns
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — The first firearms bill introduced in the Minnesota Legislature this session would make it harder for convicted felons who've served their time to regain the right to own a gun.
The bill by Sen. Barb Goodwin, DFL-Columbia Heights, would eliminate the right of violent felons to petition courts for restoration of their gun ownership rights. Goodwin wants to transfer responsibility for those decisions to the Board of Pardons.
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Mary973 Wrote:
Nov 19, 2012 12:00 AM
Mitt Romney is a good man. Give him a break, he ran a long campaign and had good ideas which would probably have been good for our economic recovery. Jindal is right about the delivery of the message. The 47% comment hurt Romney, even if misunderstood. Any Rep candidate must understand the media will use any comment against you if it can be interpreted as the opposite of intent. Neither party has a permanent majority as history has proven.