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Health Services in an academic community is developmental and preventative. Using a holistic approach, we welcome the opportunity to be a resource for Mount students as they deal with the challenges associated with the transition from adolescence to young adulthood.
Health Services, located in McGowan Center, was designed to meet the healthcare needs of all Mount St. Mary's University undergraduate students and seminarians.
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"This is a new way to make a garment that's never been done before," explained Shapeways industrial designer Duann Scott from the heart of the brand's Long Island City factory. He's talking about 3-D printing—the process by which a pulsed laser cuts through layers of heated powdered materials (such as nylon, powered plastic, sterling silver, gold, even sandstone) to create computer-calculated shapes and designs. Shapeways is one of a handful of companies bringing 3-D printing, a technology traditionally used by architects and engineers, to the public market. In the past, it has been used to create everything from hearing aids to museum interiors; Dutch designer Iris Van Herpen was one of the first to apply the process to wearable items. Now, Victoria's Secret is introducing 3-D-printed designs—just in time for its big fashion show on November 13.
"It's exciting that we get to use this—we've never done it," related Victoria's Secret collection design coordinator Sarah Sophia Lidz. "It's the first time, and it will be perfect for this section, too. It's called Snow Angels, and it's really a nod to the iconic Victoria's Secret theme, with beautiful white wings inspired by snowflakes, snowfall, frost, the northern lights—there's a lot of Swarovski."
The 3-D-printed item in question is a Swarovski Crystal-encrusted corset, modeled to look like a snowflake, encasing the model Lindsay Ellingson's body. It was designed off a full-body scan to fit Ellingson exactly.
"We've seen some 3-D printing in fashion, in the haute couture in Europe. So it's been very rigid things, very artful things, but nothing that's been nice to wear," added Scott. "This is the first piece for a mainstream brand—with a focus on the elegant, sensual form—not just rigid and stiff and alien-like. It's wearable." The corset debuts exclusively above.
As for what's up next in the 3-D sphere, Scott offered, "We're seeing an evolution in the materials that we can use in 3-D printing." As more and more designers turn to 3-D printing, more and more pliable fabrics will be developed. "But the interesting thing about 3-D printing and design is, traditional fabric is either a stitch or a weave, and maybe a chain mail in there, but with 3-D printing, we can do all three of those simultaneously, in one garment, in one material," added Scott. "So there are new ways to control the way the fabric falls and reacts to the body. There is lots of room for evolving the garment."
Model-Slash: Jewelry Designer Lindsay Ellingson-------
Lindsay Ellingson's line of silk-and-gold bracelets, Goldie Knots, is sweet and unassuming—a lot like the model herself, who has a girl-next-door appeal despite her high-profile career. She got her start by attending a scouting event on a whim in 2005. At the time, she was studying biology at the University of California at San Diego, and knew nothing about fashion. So when she was quickly picked up by an agency, flown to Paris, and instantly sent to meet with John Galliano, who wanted her to open the Christian Dior show (mind you, she had never heard of John Galliano or Christian Dior), she didn't know what to expect. "My eyes were squinting so badly because I didn't realize the lights were going to be so bright!" she says of her Dior debut.
A self-confessed science geek (in Valentino: The Last Emperor, the camera pans a room of models backstage in hair and makeup, and she can be spotted with her nose in a tome on Einstein), Ellingson, now twenty-eight, has been going nonstop since diving into modeling eight years ago. She's walked for everyone from Michael Kors to Chanel, done Victoria Secret's runway spectacle for five years running (yes, she's worn those coveted Angel wings), shot campaigns for the underwear megabrand, as well as Tommy Hilfiger, Moschino, and MAC, and starred in editorials (and a few cover shoots) for Vogue, GQ, and Marie Claire.
A stranger to fashion no more, the model is now somewhat of a designer herself, turning out high-quality creations of knotted silk and 14-karat gold that she makes by hand. Having learned the craft from her mother, Ellingson started by making the bracelets for herself. However, the baubles quickly caught the attention of her friends, and a Victoria's Secret stylist requested to use them on a few shoots. Thus, Goldie Knots was born. Most of her business has come from word of mouth, but her Web site is launching this spring, where the bracelets will be sold for $150 to $250. A lover of animals, Ellingson will be donating a portion of the proceeds to help out her furry friends. "So far, in just the very small amount of business I've done, I've donated about $2,000 to the Humane Society of the United States." Talk about an Angel.
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Cintra Wilson on Tom Binns' new West Village store: "[He] proves he has no problem dredging all the desirable filth out of the '80s and adding a bit of his own." Yes, this is a compliment. [NYT]
Milla Jovovich is Tommy Hilfiger's newest hire. The newlywed designer/actress/model has been tasked with creating the next limited-edition Breast Health International bag. [WWD]
From the lips of Narciso Rodriguez: "You need a pair of clogs and a jumpsuit." Go forth. [HuffPo]
Tom Ford will never let a bad day affect his love of crocodile. And by crocodile we're pretty sure he means shoes. [NY Post]
Chanel Iman and Lindsay Ellingson are among Victoria's Secret's newest angels. We're not sure if this is more or less baffling than Miranda Kerr at Balenciaga. [Fashionologie]
Anna Wintour and Sarah Jessica Parker have been named to the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities. Uh-huh, that President. [Vogue U.K.]


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Tuesday, March 8, 2011
High Tea
Which reminds me, I've fallen down with entertaining here at The Closet. I'm trying to remember the last time I had someone over. I guess it was Barbie. I need to remedy that. It is just so easy to fall into the habit of NOT entertaining - NOT engaging others. And yes, I think it is a habit. And I wonder how closely it is tied to internet usage? Or is it just a sign of the times? Are we so busy that we don't entertain, even on a small scale?
I know for me, it is just so difficult to make social calls. I just don't do it. I'll text, for sure, but it's hard for me, even to call my Trusted Advisor. I don't even do that as often as would be beneficial. I need to continue to work on this area of my life. People bring me pleasure - it is important to continue to cultivate friends with skin, in addition to friends with keyboards.
I did not act in my own best interest food-wise yesterday. I know where my achilles' heel is and I chose not to guard it. I was feeling a bit down about a couple of things and I knew my resolve was weak and I should have waited to pick up the food stuffs I needed for tonight, but I did not. So, I violated my rule about shopping when impaired. I did not stick to my rule about making decisions when they are easy.
Work is crazy busy and will be until early May. The seminar that I am organizing for my professional colleagues is coming along, but is a ways from being completely planned. I've got my work trip to Seattle coming up on Saturday and I have not even thought about what to pack. But first things first, I guess. What can I do today that is in my own best interest?
What will you do today that is in your own best interest? What will further your goals? One of mine would be to quit buying Groupons! I've been amassing them like crazy - only the good restaurant ones, but still.
Take good care of yourself. Be kind to others. Have people over. Relatives don't count.
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"Relatives don't count." I LOVE that! I tell Mr. Helen that all the time. I'll say "let's have people over" and he'll start mentioning family members and I usually stomp my foot and say "NO! We see enough of those people!" I love them but just want to entertain friends for a change.ReplyDelete
I do think the internet or rather social media has something to do with lack of face to face time. My sister, who is considering dating again, told me she doesn't know how she's going to do it because men don't even call anymore, they just text. I think she's decided if someone really wants to take her out, they have to pick up a phone and call.
Oh I so relate! Something I had to figure out is how to entertain in a way that makes sense to me...that doesn't stress me out. Doing a big sit down dinner? No way. A casual get together where we all sit around the living room and have a buffet? Yes!ReplyDelete
I am not an entertainer - maybe once or twice a year do we have people over...just not something I enjoy (obviously, or I would do it more, lol). I do agree that social media has changed the way we communicate - where I used to think nothing of picking up the phone to call someone, I rarely do that now - but email and texting? I'm all over that.ReplyDelete
Oh, your Groupon comment makes me feel better about not having that available here - I've been so envious of people who live in areas where they can buy Groupons, but truth be told, I'd probably go overboard (who me? double LOL). Have a great day, Roxie!
I need to work on entertaining, too. I've fallen out of the habit over the past several years. Enjoy your visit this evening.ReplyDelete
Friends with skin and not just keyboards? Perfect! I wave in your general direction every day as I drive/walk/ride over the bridge.
Ugh. I share the same problem. It's so easy to use the keyboard. It actually takes effort to engage people in person. But it's much more rewarding.ReplyDelete
Thanks for holding p a mirror for me today.
We love Groupons! I am going to exercise more. I've been putting in extra time several afternoons a week and it feels great.ReplyDelete
I love to entertain and am pretty good at it. But I don't do it unless I have to. Same with making phone calls (as you already know). I know it's good for me, I know that I'll feel better once it's done - but it's like I need a mother around telling me that I HAVE to do it, otherwise I just procrastinate. Glad to hear that you're not giving in. You'll have a great time.ReplyDelete
How funny! I hate to have people over. I wish I had the entertain gene, but sadly I am lacking.ReplyDelete
I have only bought one groupon. Haven't even used it yet. It's for my new DIL's Bday. Killer deal though.
I can usually feel myself isolating by being on the internet and leave it alone. It feels like a tweeter thing after awhile. MAkes me nervous. I do like texting though. Especially when I used to talk on the phone all day.
Hosting non-relatives (great distinction too!) is something we rarely do. High time we started. Thanks for the idea!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the well wishes too. What an opportunity for a little inventory work, eh?
I need more face time and less screen time as well.ReplyDelete
I started yesterday :)
I think my socializing muscles are sore this morning.


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Summer – a time for learning – a time to acquire knowledge or skills through experience, study or by being taught.
What type of summer learner are you?
The "armchair" learner
Is it time to put your feet up and get out the book that has sat on your desk all winter?
Is it time to sit on the deck and catch up on your professional journals?
Is it time to peruse those websites that have been bookmarked for months?
Is it time to listen to the recordings you purchased at last year's concerts?
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Is it time to schedule a summer's worth of coaching lessons from a local professional?
Is it time to attend a workshop being held in your community?
Is it time to share experiences and ideas with local colleagues?
Is it time to visit local libraries, museums, and galleries?
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Tips for Completing Your Spring Goals
"Procrastination is the thief of time." Plan detailed careful practice sessions now to master your music for spring recitals or to complete important course deadlines.
Minimize distractions during your practice sessions. Turn off your "devices" and focus on your music.
Communicate with your family and friends and share your goals. You'd be surprised how supportive they will be. They may even organize a detailed practice schedule for you.
Timing is everything. Schedule your practice sessions when you are mentally alert and ready to focus on and enjoy your music.
Take a deep breath, relax, and enjoy your music!
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What inspires me?
My students inspire me to:
- learn new repertoire
- play favorite repertoire again
- analyze my new repertoire to discover hidden harmonic gems
- explore new soundscapes even in my practice time
- to creatively teach my congregation new hymns
- to set goals for planning and performing two new solo concert programs
- to not be afraid of difficult challenges in repertoire
- to practice …oh…and practice some more!
Dr. Jeannine Jordan, concert organist and instructor of organ and piano
In Like A Lion — Out Like A Lamb
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What a great practice idiom!
start each practice session
- tenaciously with specific goals in mind
- and with lion-like energy
so you can
end each practice session
- rejoicing in goals met
- with lamb-like exuberance
While traveling I had the opportunity to catch up on some reading and came across a thought-provoking article by Drew Faust, President of Harvard and Wynton Marsalis, noted classical and jazz musician on "The Art of Learning." Dr. Faust and Marsalis espoused that "we need learning that incorporates what the arts teach us."
Excerpting their article, I'd like to share some of their thoughts with you as you plan your goals and find ways to realize your musical dreams in the coming months:
- The arts are about imagining beyond the bounds of the known.
- The arts embrace the past and the future of the human mind and soul.
- Playing music can be both a model and a metaphor for important aspects of the life we are called to lead.
Music stresses individual practice and technical excellence.
Learning to play or paint, dance, sing or act, means constantly being refashioned, constantly demanding risk.
Dealing with one's inevitable mistakes is a part of an artist's education.
Let's learn to:
- practice til it hurts,,
- bravely take the stage,
- imagine,
- create and innovate,
- and, after hitting that wrong note — follow it up with the right one.
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May you find and share the joy of music with family and friends this Christmas Season.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
from Jeannine Jordan
creator and performer of Bach and Sons and From Sea to Shining Sea
Use photos as an improvisation tool to help students explore an instrument, a technique, or a compositional idea.
- A photo of a waterfall encourages students to explore the full range of the keyboard
- A picture of jagged mountain peaks encourages students to use full hand chords to create power
- A photo of a roiling clouds with streaks of lightning encourages students to explore the power of the bass in contrast to quick rapid notes in the upper register of the instrument
- A photo of mist-shrouded valleys encourages the use of the sustain pedal
- A picture of bagpipers encourages the use of 5ths as an accompaniment to a jaunty melody
- A photo of bumblebees encourages the exploration of 2nds and rapid running passages
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December 22, 2011
The County Commission supports the Siesta Key Condominium Association in seeking painted crosswalks on Midnight Pass Road without warning signs in the middle of them.
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December 22, 2011
County Commission Chairwoman Nora Patterson Dec. 15 signed the formal contract with Randall H. Reid of Gainesville, making him the new county administrator.
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December 22, 2011
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Reid's employment with county becomes official
December 15, 2011
About 4 p.m. Dec. 15, Sarasota County Commission Chairwoman Nora Patterson signed the contract with new County Administrator Randall H. Reid, officially making him the successor to former County Administrator Jim Ley.
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The County Commission Tuesday started a process to impose maximum construction height restrictions once again on the barrier islands.
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Sarasota Chalk Festival founder Denise Kowal has asked the County Commission to partner with her on an application for an arts grant.
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3.3/5 rDev -7%
Best before 12/28/12.
Pours a clear super dark reddish-brown with a foamy khaki head that settles to a film on top of the beer. Thin streaks of lace form around the glass on the drink down. Smell is of toasted malt, caramel, and a slight alcohol aroma. There is also a distinct soy sauce aroma that comes out as the beer warms up. Taste is much the same with toasted bread and herbal hop flavors on the finish. There is a medium amount of hop bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a pretty good level of carbonation with a crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is a slightly above average beer that is drinkable but not something I would go after again.
01-24-2013 01:48:36 | More by UCLABrewN84
New York
3.4/5 rDev -4.2%
A: It poured deep amber red into a pint glass with a creamy, off-white head. A moderate level of carbonation is visible; there is a good amount of head retention.
S: The nose is relatively sweet and there are hints of caramel malts.
T: There wasn't a whole lot of overall taste, although the few flavors there were shared similarities with the aroma and were malty and sweet. The taste also had some hints of black tea, burnt malts, and other grains and there is some bitterness in the finish.
M: It feels light-bodied and smooth on the palate.
D: It was relatively easy to drink this beer but nothing really stood out about the taste so I'm not sure if I would have it again.
05-01-2010 23:31:53 | More by metter98
3.53/5 rDev -0.6%
Beautifully bronzed orange-red with brassy orange edges; the perfect hue for an Irish Red. The pale caramel nougat cap looks good as well. Its surface is packed with sticky bubbles that spatter the glass with an attractive display of lace when they pop. I don't know about the rest of the beer, but the look is right on the money.
The nose is weakly toasted malty and weakly fruity. Too bad that it isn't stronger because I get the sense that there's something to like in there. More of an English hop presence would be nice.
Irish Red is okay beer even if it doesn't impress me as much as I thought it might, being brewed in Ireland and being touted as a 'tradional' version and all. As in the nose, there's a fair amount of toasted bread malt with a hoppiness that delivers more bitterness than it does flavor. I can still easily appreciate that pleasant tea leafiness that many British ales have.
No surprises where body and mouthfeel are concerned. More malt would help matters, but then I suppose that Carlow was going after a light, drinkable beer, not an especially malty one. A few more bubbles would improve things considerably as well. It'll do for the style.
O'hara's Irish Red is traditional in the sense that it's fairly mildly flavored, it's scrupulously balanced and it's sessionable thanks to the sub-5% ABV. That doesn't make it tremendous beer though. I think I'll stick with the Americanized versions by Three Floyds (Brian Boru) and Great Lakes (Conway's Irish). Sometimes we Yanks just brew better beer.
08-30-2006 13:21:20 | More by BuckeyeNation
North Carolina
3.43/5 rDev -3.4%
Appearance: Pours a clear dark amber color with a robust head that nicely laces the pint glass
Smell: Caramel malt with a hint of grain
Taste: Caramel up front that is quickly matched by a grainy, sharp hop taste; the two flavors continue through the finish with a sweet toffee note at the tip of the tongue by journey's end; grainy bitterness lingers into the aftermath, however
Mouthfeel: Medium body with moderate carbonation
Drinkability: I'm just not crazy about the grainy bitterness on this beer and that limits my desire to have another
03-17-2007 18:37:37 | More by brentk56
4.08/5 rDev +14.9%
There are certain beers that define the style. Guinness does it with Irish Stouts, Sierra Nevada with American Pale Ales, Urquell with Pilsners; and O'hara's with Irish Reds.
The pitcher comes to the bar with a darker than expected red-brown color and a billowing mousse-like head. Decanting into the glass, the beer has a firm look that doesn't over state the carbonation or firmness.
Light aromas of carmel-toffee and lightly toasted breads. Mild nuttiness comes through as the beer warms. A light creamy malt aroma comes in late.
Flavors of caramelized malt, toasted malts, and sun-kist malts come together in a very clean and unobstructed taste. No fruitiness, no spiciness; just a complex, malty taste.
Hopped to balance the bitterness only, the profile of the beer rests in it's delicate creaminess, well-attenuated malt taste, and superbly clean drinkability.
Not the most complex beer, but simple, pure, clean, and highly sessionable. I'll gladly share a pitcher any day. Thanks Marikka's.
04-05-2009 18:00:37 | More by BEERchitect
Quebec (Canada)
3/5 rDev -15.5%
Bottle: Poured a clear burgundy color ale with a big foamy head with average retention and minimal lacing. Aroma of medium sweet malt is somewhat bland. Taste is a mix between some medium sweet malt with some notes of caramel and mild fruity yeast. Body is about average with some average carbonation.
11-14-2007 18:24:46 | More by Phyl21ca
3.25/5 rDev -8.5%
12-06-2013 16:54:15 | More by ygtbsm94
3.3/5 rDev -7%
11.2 ounce bottle - Hop City in Atlanta, Georgia.
Appearance: Pours a very dark amber body with a moderately sized, ivory-hued head. Fairly copious amounts of lace.
Smell: A sweet-scented brushing of toffee and brown sugar over deeply toasted malts with a faint sniff of quality smoke, dark fruitiness, and herbal hops.
Taste: Toffee and brown sugar, though not overtly sweet, a bit less than anticipated from the nose. Toasted malts paired with modest raisin notes. Very, very faint touch of clean smoke. Light herbal hop character, lightly bitterness. Drying, malty on the back half and into the finish.
Mouthfeel: Medium-light body. Medium-light carbonation.
Overall: I hadn't had this one in several years, and, well, I kind of remember why I hadn't. Particularly so-so.
01-08-2012 05:27:01 | More by ChainGangGuy
3.25/5 rDev -8.5%
11-03-2013 16:12:53 | More by jaydoc
3.53/5 rDev -0.6%
The first time I had this beer I thought it was great, The second time around I thik my tastes had changed because it wasn't nearly as good. The beer poured out as a nice looking red color with a fizzy white head. The lacing was decent but not too impressive. The smell was of sweet malts, they kind of reminded me of a scotch ale. The taste seemed good the first time with a good malt base and not much deviating from that. The second time I think the bottle may have been bad because it just didn't taste the same. The mouthfeel was medium bodied. Overall the beer is worth trying one last time I think before I come to a true verdict on the flavor issues.
06-28-2011 04:22:35 | More by Knapp85
North Carolina
3.75/5 rDev +5.6%
Pours a nice clear amber with a one finger head that is gone pretty quickly,heavy caramel malt aroma along with some brown sugar and highly toasted grain makes it pretty aromatic.Pretty sharp mouthfeel though pretty darn prickly on the tongu the only drawback to this brew in my opinion.Big and toasty flavors some almost butterscotch flavors come thru no hop bitterness really but that tru to the Irish red style.Pretty flavorful but the mouthfeel brings down the scores a little on this one.
After drinking a few of these beers the mouthfeel was alot smoother and rounder,maybe just one bad bottle in the bunch the better mouthfeel made this brew alot better.
04-28-2005 19:29:39 | More by oberon
3.3/5 rDev -7%
Served in a Gale Sayers shaker pint glass.
I can't for the life of me remember if/when I've had this beer before... Anyone? Regardless, it pours a clear russet-amber topped by a finger or so of off-white foam. The nose comprises buttery biscuit, a touch of mandarin orange syrup, and a sprinkling of cilantro in the background. The taste brings in more of the same, though the orange-like qualities come to the fore, sorta creating a candied orange peel kind of flavor. Some added toffee helps this effect along. The body is a light medium, with a light moderate carbonation and a sorta/kinda dry finish. Overall, an alright red, but not one that I would ever really seek out again. Just didn't do it for me...
01-31-2012 06:05:53 | More by TMoney2591
3.65/5 rDev +2.8%
A - Poured out a clear, copper/red color with a small, white head of foam. Not much in the way of lacing.
S - It smelled malty and sweet with some mild grassy notes.
T - Nice bready malt flavor with a good caramel taste. Mild grassy bitterness.
M - It was crisp, sharp and smooth. A light bodied beer with a dry finish.
D - This is an okay red ale. Not fabulous but tasty and drinkable.
10-28-2010 02:23:33 | More by zeff80
3/5 rDev -15.5%
03-05-2012 17:48:01 | More by JAHMUR
Rhode Island
4.1/5 rDev +15.5%
Poured from an 11.2oz. bottle into a US tumbler pint glass.
A: The beer is a bright reddish brown color with a short off-white head that fades slowly and leaves a thin but dense lace on the glass.
S: The aroma is malty, nutty and spicy with tea, caramel and a little bit of hops.
T: The taste starts out with flavors of caramel, tea and bready malts with a touch of smokiness. There is a decent hops presence that comes in and provides a good balance. The after-taste is bready and slightly sweet.
M: Crisp and very smooth, medium body, medium carbonation, clean finish.
D: Very tasty, goes down easily, not too filling, nice representation of style, light kick makes the beer a good one drink when you want something flavorful that is not going to destroy you. It is well-worth drinking over the course of an evening.
07-26-2007 03:49:51 | More by TheManiacalOne
West Virginia
3.63/5 rDev +2.3%
Pours a deep ruby brown color forming a large creamed coffee like hue, fine speckled lacing forms evenly on the sides of my chalice. Aroma has some mild fruit notes, hints of grape and cherry with earthy rounded notes with a nice malt presence. Much more palatable than the last Irish Red I tried at double the price. Hints of peated malt, fruitiness lingers on throughout the maltiness, this beer could become one dimensional unless you really really like it. Underlying fruit blends nicely together, minimal hops. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with even flowing carbonation going on. No harsness on the palate really smoth and expressive. This was a solid authentic offering of the style from across the pond.
02-12-2011 16:19:01 | More by WVbeergeek
3.35/5 rDev -5.6%
Puts an effervescent caramel with 2 fingers sand colored head Average lacing & below average head retention
S: Grainyness & toasty grains as well, much orchard fruit
T: Fruittyness (apples & pears), leafy hops & astringency up front. Astringency continues as this warms, along with pears & leafy hops & a bit of dryness. Finishes fruity with leafy & minty hops & a touch of apple peel
MF: Light/medium bodied, fairly vigirous carbonation, okay balance
Drinks alright, I'd say there's at least a dozen American versions I prefer, nothing special here IMO
12-12-2009 05:22:16 | More by russpowell
3.2/5 rDev -9.9%
Picked this up at the liquor store because it was less than a dollar a bottle. This should have set off an alarm in my mind.
Beer is dark red to brown and mostly clear. Forms a big head of medium off white bubbles that falls away leaving some lacing on the glass. Carbonation is minimal.
Aroma is mildly malty.
Medium body with an unfortuante late bitterness and slight aftertaste. Some sweetness up front, slight roast in the back. I wonder how they got the black colour to this beer (U added intentionally). Eh, its relatively easy drinking. Not too impressed in general. Sorry.
05-20-2010 02:18:00 | More by drabmuh
3.85/5 rDev +8.5%
I had a bottle at Market Cross Pub and Brewery in Carlisle, PA. Served cold in a 12oz brown bottle, poured into a half pint.
A - A deep garnet w/ caramel highlights and a full inch of tan head.
S - Caramel malt aromas w/ a slightly fruity yeast and bready aroma.
M - Med full, creamy and malty textures w/ a generally dry finish. An herbal hop bitterness trails faintly behind.
T - The smooth taste of pale and crystal malt w/ a lite yeastiness and cream w/ a faint taste of pine flavored herbal hops. Gentle almond and grainy flavors finish out the taste.
D - A fine red, nice sweetness, smooth taste -easily drinkable.
09-28-2007 14:44:34 | More by Slatetank
3.68/5 rDev +3.7%
the classic irish red to me. pours dark ruby to brick red, much darker than its american counterparts. nice off white head rests lazily on top. smells like earthy semisweet irish malts with a touch of smoke to it. flavor is malt driven but well balanced. long bittersweet finish rounds it out. tons of culinary potential with this beer too. its just a rich but drinkable perfect example of the style. mouthfeel is right on for what it is, excited carbonation and a just medium body. slightly filling after a few, lots of malt here, but not heavy. i would recommend this to anyone seeking a sudsy irish red.
06-16-2012 15:36:16 | More by StonedTrippin
New York
3.75/5 rDev +5.6%
The beer pours a dark red color with a thick frothy offwhite head that slowly fades to lacing. The aroma is good. It has a dry, malty scent that boasts of crystal and roasted malts. The taste is decent. It has a very dry and metallic flavor that goes down easy and finishes malty and smooth. It is semi sweet with crystal malts with some toasted flavor in the finish. The mouthfeel is fine. It is a medium bodied beer with adequate/good carbonation. This is a pretty good brew. It has good aroma and decent taste. I'm not sure if this is something I would ever drink again, but it goes down with ease.
01-09-2006 02:02:56 | More by WesWes
2.48/5 rDev -30.1%
Tastes like the old sod tossed a couple of clods into the brew tub. Reddish cast is undeniable, so we can agree on that. Watery and might possibly be refreshing if you were thirsty enough. Earthy, to put is politely. Less offensive after a few sips when the tongue is numbed a little. Touch of roasted flavor, but it washes very thin. Sharpish with club-soda carbonation.
On tap at the Linkery in San Diego. Overall, it's cheap-tasting swill even for this benighted style. Easy to see why the Irish drink stout on their home turf.
03-21-2012 05:58:26 | More by mactrail
New York
3.25/5 rDev -8.5%
Poured into my Sn 30th Anniversary tulip.
a - Pours a dark brown with one finger of off white head and moderate carbonation.
s - Smells of roasted and toasted malts, caramel malts, and chocolate.
t - Tastes of bitter chocolate, hops, nuts, and roasted malts.
m - Light to medium body and high carbonation.
d - Ok but not that great of a beer. Wouldn't seek out again,.
07-12-2010 01:00:03 | More by mdfb79
3.53/5 rDev -0.6%
Pours very dark, ruby-crimson - towards brown even - with a thick tan head that descends and lasts, leaving spotted lacing.
The smell is of light caramel with herbal notes. Mild.
The taste is is lightly roasted caramel (soft) with taste (slightly burnt edges) with a mild herbal bitterness (towards metallic) in the finish. Medium-bodied.
This didn't exactly make me want to run for more after the bottle was through, but the one was drinkable. It could use more all-round fullness (and slightly less burnt/metallic touches). On the up-side, it does have balance, and enough smoothness to be on the enjoyable side of things. Not a bad interpretation of the style.
10-16-2008 20:35:39 | More by jwc215
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev +12.7%
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Hi. It's been years since I was active around here :) For those who remember me, Cheers. For those who don't... it's alright :) Anyway since I can use some new friends who can also be morphed into readers-Here's my story.
What if Carlisle had a daughter biologically-Bella. Many years ago, when he turned into a vampire, he left them because he was afraid that he will be tempted by the scent of their blood. When he comes back after a few years, his heart was broken by the news that his wife had died and his daughter was missing and presumed to be dead. Things continue as normal- He forms the Cullen coven when suddenly, everyone's lives is transformed by a new golden-eyed vampire, the missing daughter who loaths her father with a vengeance.
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I looked up at the sky and began choking—choking on the knot in my throat that I had been holding down this whole time. Tears fell from my eyes and I no longer had any control. I was broken—broken beyond repair.
Queen Isabella Kuran
This is a story that will involve an Anime Series called Vampire Knight, the TV show The Vampire Diaries and the movie Twilight.
In this story Bella's real name is Isabella Kuran, she is the only pureblood left in existence that she knows of. But she doesn't remember that (the story will say why) anyway, in her mind, she is the younger sister of Stefan and Damon Salvatore. She remembers being turned at the age of 16. She also witnessed the "death" of her brothers. After years of depression she decided it was time for a change, so she changed her last name and started off her new life....what she doesn't know is that her brothers are still alive....when she finds herself with the Cullens she realizes that love and life lives on....she is also learning how much vampires have changed. Sense they are so different from her. But when she meets the Cullens, Carlisle Cullen recognizes her from his past. But he does not remember her as Bella Salvatore, but as Queen Isabella Kuran, the queen of all vampires.
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