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LTD Series - 02 - Full Sail Brewery & Tasting Room & Pub
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Ontario (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev -2.7%
Recent bottle from Whole Foods in Cleveland. Pours light orange with white head. A bit of aroma of hops, some malt.A little fruitiness in there though average its Smooth mouthfeel. Bit of cheesiness in there, but otherwise soid lager. A little funky yeast in finish. Refreshes.
09-28-2008 01:33:17 | More by Sammy
3/5 rDev -18.5%
10-01-2012 01:40:44 | More by t0rin0
3.58/5 rDev -2.7%
Glassy tangerine with amber edges. Almost half the glass was filled with pale ecru colored froth after the pour. It's an attractive head and is leaving loads of attractive lace. Bottling 02 could be anything from a pale ale to a bock to an Oktoberfest in the looks department. Oh yeah, it looks good.
The nose is dominated by mildly toasted, earthy malt (pale, wheat, caramel and Vienna) and hops whose usual characteristics are somewhat muted. It's difficult to appreciate the spicy grassiness of the Czech Saaz, for instance. I've managed to convince myself that I can taste the mild citric qualities of the Styrian Goldings.
This is good, solid beer that gets the job done with a minimum of flash and sizzle. I might have eased off the Vienna malt in favor of more pale or wheat, but that's just me. There's too much earthiness, too much of an 'Oktoberfest light' flavor for maximum enjoyment. As always, your mileage may vary. Warming makes things bolder and brings honey and orange peel out of the woodwork.
The sweet-bitter balance is... uh... balanced, making the beer drinkable for a wide range of people. Speaking as a hophead, I'd like to taste more of the little green cones. A nice hoppy bite on the finish might have earned the next highest flavor score. There really isn't much to complain about, though.
If blinded, I probably would have guessed ale rather than lager in terms of the mouthfeel. The beer is on the full side for the style, something that has always been my preference anyway. A zesty feel to the carbonation helps rather than hinders.
I don't like Bottling 02 as much as I liked Bottling 01 (a bock), but it's still worthwhile beer. It seems past time for Bottling 03 to have been released, doesn't it? If Full Sail had designs on brewing this one year-round, my vote would be 'don't bother'.
09-13-2007 12:32:42 | More by BuckeyeNation
North Carolina
4.08/5 rDev +10.9%
Appearance: Pours a slightly hazy honey color with a modest head that dots the glass with the occasional splash of lace
Smell: Somehat sweet, with a toffee aroma with some inferences of hop cone
Taste: Rather biscuity, up front, with a sweetness that is joined by an herbal lemon flavor, mid-palate; after the swallow, the grainy flavors arrive signaling that this is, after all, a lager
Mouthfeel: Light to medium body with moderate carbonation
Drinkability: If all lagers drank like this, I would not be quite so prejudiced against the category
11-02-2007 23:36:57 | More by brentk56
3.5/5 rDev -4.9%
08-02-2014 05:09:00 | More by zestar
South Carolina
3.68/5 rDev 0%
light amber, golden in color with a light bit of haze to it. Off white head, maybe an inch and a half creeps up the sides and sits down on top for a while.
Light caramel, bready notes are highlighted here. Sweet with a light undertone of some herbal hops peeking though. A light touch of dark fruit perhaps? Possibly but a sweet, caramel malty lager type aroma is what is predominant here. Caramel, and toffee, hints of buttery like notes persisting now as it comes up in temperature. Fades smoothly, leaving a creamy and sweet flavor on the tongue that snaps back with a nice hop bite at the finish.
08-04-2011 19:23:49 | More by mikesgroove
3.85/5 rDev +4.6%
Pours a clear medium amber with a short and brief pure white head.
Nose is a medium salty carmel; salty yeast character.
Mouthfeel is medium creamy with light carbonation but elegant and nice balance. Flavors are carmel yeast and medium burnt toast/biscuit. Flavors are appealing but short in the mouth.
Finish is good and medium in length with a citric malt yeast character; a "light" amber ale finish quality. Nice and drinkable and appealing.
11-15-2010 03:04:23 | More by GRG1313
4/5 rDev +8.7%
11-16-2013 17:04:57 | More by jaydoc
3.8/5 rDev +3.3%
Served in a Dogfish Head shaped pint glass.
Does LTD really stand for "limited"? Just wonderin'... Anyway, it pours a clear copper topped by a finger or so of white micro-foam. The nose comprises grasses, wheat, floral hops, and a touch of citrus rind. The taste holds notes of honey, maple syrup, citrus and floral hops, and a touch of sweet corn. The body is a heavy light/light medium, with a light moderate carbonation and a finish that borders on crisp. Overall, a nice bit o' lager, one that I would return to if given the chance.
07-25-2010 04:08:30 | More by TMoney2591
4.38/5 rDev +19%
So what kind of beer is this? I don't know but I like it. And I guess that really, it isn't any specific style; which I also like, because experimentation is the key to learning, and leads to new beer styles! So...
It's an orange-copper in color beneath a creamy head of off-white that holds well and leaves some nice lace about the glass.
The aroma is very clean, and expresses just some lightly sweet and toasty caramelish malt that reminds me of Vienna malt. Floral and delicately spicy hops adorn it.
The flavor is malty, but not sweet, and it does have the toasty and bready, slightly sweetish character that the aroma suggests. A solid bitterness anchors it. And again, the hops dress it up nicely. Without them it might seem flabby - just malt.
It's very creamy in the mouth. The body is surprisingly full for a lager, and that makes me think of a bock (or bigger), but the flavor is not there. Nor is it really a festbier / Vienna lager. Oddly, the label reads "light-bodied". Interesting.
The label also reads "courtesy of the mad skills of the full sail crew", and I'd agree with that. It's difficult to balance a beer like this, and they've done it. And it's clean and the alcohol (6.4% abv) never really shows. Superbly done! I could easily drink three of these in a row and enjoy each and every sip of all of them.
08-13-2009 21:17:32 | More by NeroFiddled
3.63/5 rDev -1.4%
A - One finger of off-white head on a clear, bright copper colored body. The foam settles quickly leaves a little bit of lace on the glass.
S - Very malty with notes of both toffee and caramel. Lots of biscuit aroma towards the back end.
T - Malty, with some grainy notes and light caramel. Lemony hops in the middle with a bit of fruity yeast. Mild sweetness and moderate hop bitterness come together for a balanced finish.
M - Medium body, moderate carbonation, and a slightly dry finish.
D - Quite drinkable, this is a nice amber lager, though not worth getting too excite about. The aroma promises more malt complexity than the flavor delivers and there isn't much in the way of hop character to make up for it. It is nice to seem more American breweries attempting flavorful lagers; and while this is a good one, it has a little further to go before it catches up to the great, classic lagers of the world.
08-21-2009 01:45:18 | More by nickfl
4.3/5 rDev +16.8%
12oz brown bottle with a best before date ink jet printed on the bottle.
Decent white lace from a slowly crackling head, clear golden amber color. Sweet biscuit aroma from the malt with a light spicy edge from the hops. Fluffy crisp light to medium body. Clean palate throughout, many layers of malt to deal with ... bready and sweet, biscuity and grainy, hint of caramel and toasted husk in the back. Hops drop a very balancing hop bitterness with a spicy backdrop. Quick breath of a faint alcohol in the semi dry finish, a finish that shows a long linger of malt flavor.
I think I enjoyed the after taste more than everything else, what a great lager. Why is it limited ... we need more lagers like this on a year round basis!!! Very well balanced and very drinkable.
04-05-2009 00:43:29 | More by Jason
3.38/5 rDev -8.2%
Pours an effervescent apricot/amber with 3 fingers+ of fluffy eggshell colored head. Average head retention & lacing
S: Slight honey malt
T: Grassy hops & honey malts up front. Slight caramel & apple skin notes follow along with grainyness & a little smokeyness as this warms. Warming booze, jammy notes, & apricots in the finish along with dryness, this is all over the map
MF: Light medium-bodied with spritzy carbonation
Drinks easy enough, but this is off style & not really that tasty. Maybe the most disappointing beer I've ever had from this brewery.
05-16-2007 03:07:57 | More by russpowell
3.68/5 rDev 0%
I tried this at the riverplace location. I am going from notes taken before sampling a bottled version.
A - Copper w/ practically no head.
S - Malty, slightly hopppy
M - Thin, watery, light on hops
T - Light slightly acidic, with a sweet flavor.There is maltiness that is pronounced and smooth. The hop accent adds to the overall taste.
D - A very decent amber lager, but not great overall. I found this to be drinkable, but could be better.
07-21-2007 00:06:12 | More by Slatetank
3.48/5 rDev -5.4%
Thanks to Wasatch for including this one in a trade!
Pours orangeish amber with a thin head that doesn't last long.
The smell is grainy/husky with a touch of orange and caramel.
The taste is grainy with some husk, and caramel. There's a touch of herbal spicing and orange (in a malty way). Some alcohol shows. Semi-sweet to sweet finish.
Light-bodied, but with a bite.
"Interesting". Goes towards an O-fest, but stops short. Grainy malt with a touch of caramel and alcohol. A bit more balance would go a long way. Not bad, but not crazy about this one. Still, glad I had the chance to try it - Thanks again, John!
10-13-2008 15:49:09 | More by jwc215
3.75/5 rDev +1.9%
12 oz. bottle,
A: Pours a clear orange with a fizzy white head which doesn't last long.
S: Pastry malt, sugar, caramel, a bit of booze.
T: Light caramel with a sugary finish. Hops are pretty much not evident. Definitely has some ethanol present, similar to a malt liquor, but definitely not fusel, much more mild and much tastier. Bitter orange peel and apricot juice there as well.
M: Light solventy character, viscous for a lager, carbonation is quite low.
D: A pretty good beer from Full Sail, a tasty high alcohol lager, kind of mix between a maibock and a malt liquor, I would have penned it as mai-/helles bock on first tasting it. Appearance needs work, but the flavour is there, and that is the most important thing, would definitely have again.
07-17-2008 21:30:30 | More by Halcyondays
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +8.7%
Appearance: clear yellowish orange in color with a 1" head. Some spotty lace develops during the session.
Smell: malt sweetness and a hint of grass is picked up by the nose.
Taste: nice hearty malt profile with some lemon zest, green apples, a hint of grass, and an unexpected nice hop balance.
Mouthfeel: lightly crisp at the start and finish, but the finish is also mildly dry. Medium bodied beer. Short aftertaste as the malt and hop bitterness linger a bit.
Drinkability: nice session lager that has a nice flavor profile. Nice beer.
08-28-2008 14:25:45 | More by Gavage
4/5 rDev +8.7%
05/21/07- Purchased at John's Marketplace in Portland, OR.
Presentation- 12oz bottle, 2nd edition bottling. Pretty sure it's an early 2007 release. Poured into my Full Sail pint glass.
Appearance- Perfect definition of gold coloring. Starts off with a 1/2 inch head, which quickly evaporates. Very light short lasting lace.
Smell- Smells like a lager for sure. Light sweetend malt, trace hops and maybe a touch of grain.
Taste- Hey, this ain't bad. A really nice caramel sweetness at the first sip. A bit of grapefruit hops gets lost behind the malt though.
Mouthfeel- Dare I say a bit creamy? Easy to consume with a perfect carbonation level per style. Leaves behind a light bitter hop taste.
Drinkability- Sessionable for sure. Wish they made this a regular in the lineup. Super easy to drink.
05-22-2007 02:55:56 | More by GClarkage
4/5 rDev +8.7%
Remember what I said about my taking The Bros. up on their admonishment to "drink more lager"? I am a man of my word. I was really lucky to find this on-tap at the Blue Spark during my visit.
It arrived with a fluffy, bone-white head that experienced reasonable retention. The nose had the characteristic sweetness of a lager. The color was a beautiful deep golden-yellow with NE-quality clarity. The mouthfeel was medium with the lager sweetness on the tongue. The finish was refreshing and served to cleanse my palate following Deschutes Inversion IPA. I was glad that I got to try this limited release.
02-09-2008 12:24:41 | More by woodychandler
3.88/5 rDev +5.4%
An interesting lager. Definitely American, but the malt profile reminds me a little of a good maibock. It's a nice amber color, but with no real lacing or retention. The aroma has a touch of alcohol along with the caramel grains and lager funk. The taste is a nice, rich mix of nutty, caramel, and biscuit grains with a little bit of esters and balancing bitterness to round out a nicely balanced lager. A good candidate for grilling and summertime drinking.
06-05-2007 19:59:27 | More by tempest
3.48/5 rDev -5.4%
Pours amber with no head. Malty and a bit tangy with yeast with the barest bit of earthy hops on the finish. The taste is somewhat grassy and with some malt sweetness, but with none of the yeasty tanginess I like in the style. Fairly one dimensional and simple, and with just enough hops to balance. Smooth, and relatively drinkable, but lacks interest.
04-15-2009 16:43:24 | More by Georgiabeer
3.7/5 rDev +0.5%
A light amber colored lager with a distinct orange tinge to it. Tall Off-white colored head. Technically this is very dark for a lager.
The smell is very hoppy herbal from the Nobel hops, but spicy does not make it in this lager.
The taste begins neutral on sweetness and quite malty for a lager; solid herbal bitterness in the finish and it is quite long lasting. Decently bitter this is thicker than average for a lager. Not much taste here except the hops and some mild malt, even seems a little like a Bock beer. Lots of herbs and a little citrus in the hop flavor, this is just a little spicy but not really worth mentioning.
The mouthfeel is good and very thick for a lager.
Quite nicely drinkable as all lagers should be. No strong flavors present this is a top notch lager never the less. No one will mistake this for a Pilsner.
08-20-2007 00:30:40 | More by Zorro
3.98/5 rDev +8.2%
The #1 series was pretty good, and now I get to try the #2 series. Same ABV, both are all-malt lagers, the only labeling difference is the background color. On to the beer:
The head retention is questionable, but the appearance is nice with a deep gold color. This brew is pretty clean has a good flavor. Slight fruitiness and malt in the begining. Touch of caramel. Crisp citrus bite in the back. Mild alcohol fumes gain more definition as the beer warms, but that doesn't hold back the drinkability. Choosing between the two series, I prefer this #2 series more.
10-17-2007 04:36:05 | More by DoubleJ
United Kingdom (Wales)
3.95/5 rDev +7.3%
Poured into Sam Adams Sensory Glass
Pours a 1 finger creamy white head. A lot of carbonation bubbles. Decent retention. The lace was like bridges almost. Color is a clear golden sunset.
Aroma: Caramel malts. Very sweet malts. Hinted with earthy hops. Very malts. Reminds me a lot of a bock.
Taste: Caramel malts, sweet earthy hops. Very malty. A very flavorful lager.
Mouthfeel: Very crisp. A little creamy. Pretty light bodied. Medium to high carbonation. Ends with a very sticky malty aftertaste.
Overall, this is an amazingly easy drinking beer. I am really liking what full sail is doing with the LTD lager series. I can easily drink more of this. Looking forward to trying LTD #3.
06-07-2009 20:58:03 | More by mothman
4/5 rDev +8.7%
Pours a nice dark golden orange color, nice carbonation, nice little creamy off-white head, which leaves some nice sticky lacing behind. The nose is malt, with alot of caramel notes. The taste is slightly sweet, malty, and some caramel. Medium body. Very drinkable, this one is a joy to drink, it really surprised me in taste. Recommended.
06-17-2008 02:55:51 | More by Wasatch
LTD Series - 02 from Full Sail Brewery & Tasting Room & Pub
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Here's some numbers for you: 126/271 (46.5 cmp %), 12 TDs / 6 INTs / 7 Fumbles. Lost 3 straight to close out the 2011 season, played a solid playoff game against a banged up Steelers D on the road, got blown out on the road against NE. I don't even need to bring up the D and Prater to make Tim look bad; he does that all on his own.
Wow, that guy is amazing!
Lol, your man-crush is cute, but your boy is terribad. Shh, no tears.


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Gotta love McNabb, Westbrook, Philly's ferocious 'D' and its lucky charm
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Gotta love McNabb, Westbrook, Philly's ferocious 'D' and its lucky charm
Looks like I'm gonna get a plot of land in Scotland... WOO HOO!
If I take off the purple shades, That is one -8 team that very well could be better than the Vikes this year, and the playoff picture described is very possible.
1. Cowboys
2. Eagles
3. Vikes
4. Giants
5. Hawks
6. Pack
Those are my playoff teams.. Not in any order
They have always been one of my all time favorite bands, though.
Nothing like listening to "tequila Sunrise" while I work
I like the redskins more than i like the eagles. what is so great about the eagles anyways?
and im the president
eagles have a ood d and good o so i think they can make a good run this year,not superbowl worthy however
Ladies and Gentlemen, please welcome your esteemed guest for the evening, Former Attorney General John Ashcroft...
ashloft or whatever his name is.. anywho for some reason it reminds me of attorney general janet reno. i met her the other day as a matter of fact. shes a cool chick


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'Marriage and the Love Myth' is Released
In her new book, "Marriage and the Love Myth," veteran business leader and wife of 35 years Sukhjiwan Singh says couples can succeed in love if they treat their marriage like a business partnership.
"Arranged marriages are still a common practice where I'm from, and that's why I've always been confounded by the high divorce rates in the United States, where couples can date and get to know each other before making a lifelong commitment," says Singh, who immigrated to the United States from India in 1979.
"Unfortunately, objectivity about the kind of marriage partner who will make you both happy becomes clouded by emotion, but when you consider marriage like a business partnership, one can see more clearly what will work and why."
Singh's book reviews the many ways a troubled marriage can save itself, as well as how singles might view marriage like a business partnership when trying to find Mr. or Mrs. Right.
She counsels those dating to use the 80 percent rule as a guide: Make sure you and your prospective spouse are at least 80 percent compatible on the "big stuff." She emphasizes the importance of communication and maintaining sustained conversation while dating, and visualizing your boyfriend or girlfriend as a lifelong partner.
"This excellent book provides an insightful look at the importance of marriage and the dangers of divorce," says Amazon reviewer Michael Francis Bishop, who gave the book five stars.
"After the wedding bells fall silent, keeping a marriage healthy and strong requires hard work, empathy, and flexibility. Perhaps most importantly, marital success requires a realistic appreciation of what a lifetime commitment truly entails. Romance is important, but the best marriages transcend the romantic and are based on something more profound.
" 'Marriage and the Love Myth' is a practical, commonsense guide to finding and keeping the right partner for a lifetime. All those contemplating marriage, or already discovering its rewards and challenges, should read this book."
Amazon reviewer H.S. Sekhon, Ph.D., also gave Singh's book five stars: "...This book details how troubled marriages can be saved and strengthened. Each part focuses on different dynamics and complexities of relationships and marriage and is explained very nicely with appropriate materials and real life examples."
About Sukhjiwan Singh
Sukhjiwan Singh is the founder and CEO of New Dimensions Realty, a real estate brokerage. Through her extensive experience as a volunteer counselor for victims of domestic violence, she has become deeply aware of the causes of divorce and its devastating impact on families. Born and raised in Punjab, India, she received a master's degree in English from Punjab University and immigrated to the United States in 1979. Since then, she has lived a happy life with her two sons and the love of her life - her husband of 35 years, Malkiat. For more information visit http://authorsukhsingh.com/.
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ARGUS COMMENT: Cheers for Ebbw Vale racetrack
1:20pm Wednesday 30th January 2013 in News
MANY people were quick to rubbish plans for a £250 million motor racing complex near Ebbw Vale when they were first announced last year.
But with a planning application about to be submitted and the head of MotoGP praising the scheme, the dissenting voices are less audible.
The Rassau site will be Britain's first custom-built motorsport track and aims to host a MotoGP grand prix by 2015. It will include a technology park and an academy for young riders and drivers.
More importantly, the Circuit of Wales will create 9,000 jobs and help regenerate what has been one of Gwent's most deprived areas.
Yesterday MotoGP boss Carmelo Ezpeleta was in Gwent to talk about the scheme, along with star motorcycle racers Chaz Davies and Leon Haslam.
They were united in their praise for the Circuit of Wales proposals, with Mr Ezpeleta promising to give developers "all they need" to complete the project.
We have said before in this column howimportant we believe this development to be to the Gwent economy as a whole. It continues to have our support and we hope to see topclass motorsport flourishing in the heart of Gwent for many years to come.
Those with negative views always seem to have the loudest voices when projects like this are announced.
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Like many of us halva lovers, I dread the amount of sugar contained in commercial halva. But the good news is, it is so intensely flavored that I always tinker with ways to make the included sugar go a much longer way while getting the full measure of the Tehina...
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Lemon Coconut Mousse: Another treat born of good flavor matchmaking! Anyone not a lemon lover, or coconut lover, need not apply! Naturally gluten-free. In my catering days I have always used unflavored kosher gelatin in many exciting desserts but had never offered any of them in my cookbooks and my...
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Photo Courtesy healthinfood.com Tahini sauce: I love the way it turns up at every Israeli table, even restaurant tables. You will love the Sephardi twist in this sauce. Any excuse to use tahini (sesame paste)! It will perk up countless simple fish, poultry, and burger dishes. If you would rather...
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There are quite a few steak salads recipe out there you could play with (Asian, Latin, French etc), all delicious. The following one is one of my favorite, a sort of take-off on Waldorf Salad, served as a main course. The robust Remoulade dressing is a great match for the...
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Tu Bishvat. Cooking with Fruit Recipes
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Fruit is not just dessert or snack, but a valuable part of many wonderful easy dishes. Fruits pack lots of flavor and nutrition, and are fun to cook with. have fun with this wonderful Tu Bishvat menu! I am offering here four different fruit salads, one more amazing than the...
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Rice Chicken Dry Fruit Tajine Recipe. Vegetarian and Quinoa Variations
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Sephardis are great fans of dry fruit in their dishes. This wonderful Rice Chicken Dry Fruit Tajine will easily explain why. A sort of fruity take-off on the traditional paella, sans tomatoes. Growing up, we never needed any begging to come to dinner! Dry fruit pairs beautifully with many exciting...
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I have my mother-in-law to thank for turning me on to cheese latkas, which she used to whip up anytime we tugged at her heartstrings, Chanukkah or not, and often for a light lunch, as they are only very lightly sweetened. With this recipe, your cheese latkas will be...
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This serves as both an open letter to Thurgood Marshall Jr, a PSA for those who didn't know about his appointment to CCA and a reminder about mass incarceration, and the overrepresentation of black men in prison.
It came as a complete and utter shock to discover yesterday that Thurgood Marshall Jr, son of former Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall and lawyer best known for his victory in Brown v. Board of Education, sits on the Board of Directors for the Corrections Corporation of America (CCA), the largest private prison owning company in the United States.
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Symantec Corporation (Symantec) is a global provider of security, storage, and systems management solutions that help businesses and consumers secure and manage their information and identities. Symantec conducts the business in three geographic regions: Americas, which consist of the United States, Canada, and Latin America; Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific Japan. Its segments include Consumer, Security and Compliance, Storage and Server Management, Services, and Other. It provides customers with software and services that protect manage and control information risks related to security, data protection, storage, compliance, and systems management. It also maintains important relationships with a number of Original Equipment Manufacturers, Internet Service Providers, and retail and online stores. On June 24, 2011, the Company acquired Clearwell Systems Inc. In March 2012, it sold 49% stake in Huawei Symantec Technologies Co., Ltd. to Huawei Technologies Co Ltd.
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Wisconsin sports teams, Wi-Fi Me ASAP
Better, faster, more custom options. Now, easy, free.
Yes, it's 2012 and I want a smooth, reliable mobile and Wi-Fi experience everywhere I go and especially when I'm at Milwaukee area sporting events.
I want replays. I want to know where my friends are and what they're doing. I want special offers. I want to be able to access and set my DVR from my Bradley Center, Miller Park or Lambeau Field seat. I want to watch that blown call by my favorite referee even though the in house jumbotron won't show it. I want it all.
So, will I get it? Maybe. Cisco is on a mission to connect stadiums around the world. Yet today, and sadly, all of our major sporting venues in Wisconsin are lacking when it comes to free, fast Wi-Fi.
How do we solve this?
How about personal mifi devices (compact wireless routers) for season ticket holders, or every ticket holder for each individual event? I realize there are carrier challenges, but this may be a creative solution.
I asked Steve Costello at the Bradley Center. He and great team are, of course, aware of the Cisco solution and they "recognize the interest of our fans in staying connected while attending events." "Our first priority is to assure all our local wireless carriers have solid signal in the Center for their cellular customers," said Costello.
This is great news as I can barely text while inside BC.
Costello continued, "We continue to work with our cellular carriers and third party system designers to identify solutions to assure both continued strong cellular signal and future wifi capabilities at the Bradley Center. Designing solutions to provide robust wifi capacity in large arenas and stadiums is far more complex and expensive than in other types of venues due to the high concentration of users."
So, when is this going to get done? "While we don't today have a confirmed timetable for rolling out Wi-Fi, it is on our radar and we expect to know more by the end of 2012," said Costello.
If massive places like Kalahari in the Wisconsin Dells can do it, I trust and expect our sport stadiums to follow very soon.
Let's hope the Wi-Fi ball continues to roll at the Bradley Center, Miller Park, Lambeau Field, U.S. Cellular Arena and all other sports venues this year!
sandstorm | Feb. 14, 2012 at 9:23 a.m. (report)
christ, people are spoiled.
i want i want i want i want.....
i agree with HLM.
if the game itself isn't enough just go to the movies and text, tweeter, and poke your friends from there.
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High_Life_Man | Feb. 12, 2012 at 2:41 p.m. (report)
Or you could just put your device away and watch the game you went to the venue for.
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We are taught to say yes to ourselves and learn to use the power of no. This book contains a wonderful, "No Bill of Rights". It is broken up into seven sections that show us how to use the power of no. One of my favorite sections is entitled "Saying Yes to Your New Power." There is much to be gleaned from this book and much wisdom to be found within.
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Israeli citizens are also flocking to distribution centers to get their gas mask protective kits.
At one of the many gas mask distribution centers, there's a three- to four-hour wait. Israelis reason that if Syrian President Bashar al-Assad didn't mind using chemical weapons against his own people, why should he care about killing Israelis?
But despite tension and the rush on gas masks, most Israelis are staying calm.
"It's scary -- kind of worrying," a woman named Elana told CBN News. "We're very close by and I hope things sort out peacefully."
"I've lived here 43 years. I imagine I would have to be stupid not to be concerned. Afraid? Well, no. Whatever will happen, will happen," an Israeli, originally from America, said.
"You know, we're a very small country. Israel is very small, but God take(s) care of Israel," another woman said, pointing skyward.
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Despite the warning, most analysts believe chances are low that Israel will get dragged into a war with Syria.
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By Ian Dipple Thursday 20 March 2014 Updated: 21/03 08:31
A TOWN centre business is aiming to become a showcase for musical talent in Redditch as it celebrates a year of trading.
Steve Evans, owner of Café Mambo@No 5, marks its one year anniversary on Sunday (March 23) with an evening for invited guests, and has set out plans to become a thriving live music venue over the next 12 months, to help boost Redditch's evening economy.
Café Mambo, located near the bandstand on Church Green East, was created out of the Pitch Your Plan scheme run by Redditch Town Centre Partnership which provided support to three entrepreneurs to fill empty units.
In its first 12 months the business has already established itself as an events venue with open mic nights, a psychic evening and live music performances but now Mr Evans is planning to build on that by linking up with Death or Glory Records in the Kingfisher Shopping Centre to promote the borough's young talent. It will also be one of the venues taking part in the Redditch Music Festival, part of the So Redditch Festival to celebrate the new town's 50th anniversary.
On the food side it has expanded its outside catering having secured contracts with a number of borough businesses and schools.
Mr Evans said he hoped to spread the word about Café Mambo over the coming months.
"I'm pleased with the amount of good feedback we've had and I think the town benefits from having us here, so I'd definitely do it again," he said.
"We really want to see the live music side of things take off now over the next 12 months."
Alexa Williams, town centre co-ordinator on the TCP, said: "We believe Café Mambo adds something unique to our town centre and look forward to more successful years to come."
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