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I was self conscious of my nose and slightly nervous to consider rhinoplasty. However, deciding to have a consultation with Dr. Clavijo was one of the best decisions of my life. Within minutes of meeting him, I knew the procedure was right for me and I couldn't possibly find a better doctor. From the beginning he has said he does not want to change me, just enhance my appearance. It is rare to find someone who genuinely loves their job and for a doctor to care so much for his patients. As he said, "I consider all of my patients to be a part of my family." Following the surgery, I sent a text with a picture and questions. He immediately called and found time to meet with me the following work day. I cannot thank him enough for the work he has done and the kindness he has shown. I can now confidently say that my nose is one of my best features. Needless to say, I am thrilled with the results.
Submitted July 26, 2014 | flag
When I went for my consultation I was shown a power point on the procedure and every single possible outcome from the surgery. Then Dr. Claijo- Alvarez came in to discuss the procedure further and to answer any questions that I might have. He had me come back for an additional visit before the procedure to show me actual pictures of what the outcome of the surgery would be. He had almost a 15 page packet on just my face, explaining every detail of what he would be doing in surgery and why. On surgery day the staff made sure that I was comfortable. When I went home that day he called me to see how I was doing. When I went back for my first post op visit, the results were awesome. I got exactly what I wanted. My results were so close to what he had shown me before the procedure. I would highly recommend Dr. Clavijo- Alvarez to my friends and family.
Submitted April 22, 2014 | flag
Dr. Clavijo and staff are awesome. Dr. Clavijo is a skilled and knowledgeable surgeon with genuine compassion for his patients. During the consult, Dr. Clavijo clearly explains the procedure and medical issues. The follow up care is just as thorough. The surgical results exceeded my highest expectations. Dr. Clavijo and Aestique Medical Center provide excellent medical care.
Submitted Feb. 27, 2014 | flag
I recently had a consultation at Aestique Plastic Surgery & MediSpa with Dr. Clavijo for a tummy tuck and had a great experience! When I first got into the room I was able to watch a very informative video about the surgery. After it was finished, Dr. Clavijo came in and discussed everything with me in detail. Usually doctors are in such a rush to get you in and out, but he really took the time to sit down with me for a while and explained everything and answered all of my questions. I was scared and nervous to have my pictures taken to submit to my insurance company, but he made me feel comfortable and at ease. All of the staff were very kind and friendly and also made me feel very comfortable during my consultation. I decided to have the surgery there and feel very happy and confident with my decision. I HIGHLY recommend Aestique Plastic Surgery & MediSpa!
Submitted Feb. 25, 2014 | flag
I was very impressed with Dr Clavijo and the staff at Aestique. Dr Clavijo was very knowledgeable ...explained everything to me clearly and in great detail. None of my concerns were minimized and he went out of his way to reassure me. He has an awesome bedside manner that makes the experience very positive. The staff were just as personable and attuned to my needs. The calls from the nurse and Dr Clavijo after my surgery were greatly appreciated by both me and my family. My procedure went exactly as he said and I am thrilled with the results.
Submitted Feb. 24, 2014 | flag
I was diagnosed with a large Lipoma on my left breast by arecent visit to an Oncologist. The Oncologist felt it was best to see a Plastic Surgeon for removal of the Lipoma. That is when I introduced myself to the Asetique Plastic Surgery and Medispa. Upon calling the office and explaining my situation to the staff they matched me up with Dr. Julio Clavijo-Alvarez. During my consultation I knew that Dr. Clavijo was going to be the Plastic Surgeon for me. My situation was very different and affected me very personally as this also caused a deformation of my breast that made me feel self conscious. Dr. Clavijo listened to me and cared about my feelings and goals I had wanted to achieve thru this surgery. He took the time, sat down with me and explained to me all the possibilities and options of my surgery so nothing was a surprise to me. Should anyone be considering Cosmetic Surgery for any reason I highly recommend Dr. Clavijo and Aestique for their surgical services.
Submitted Jan. 28, 2014 | flag
Dr. Clavijo and his staff at Aestique, both in Shadyside and Greensburg, are very professional and caring. Dr. Clavijo was always available any time of the day or night to answer any questions or concerns I had after my double mastectomy. Dr. Clavijo's manners and professionalism is extraordinary. He makes me feel comfortable and is easy to talk to. Unlike some professionals who come off as being aloof, Dr. Clavijo is down to earth and I would recommend him to friends and family who are in need of a plastic surgeon.
Submitted Jan. 16, 2014 | flag
This is an exceptional group of very professional and knowledgeable health care providers. They are both compassionate and competent;)
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Dr. Clavijo is a perfectionist. He is even a critic of his own work. Dr. performed septo/rhinoplasty surgery on me for a badly damaged septum that caused frequent migraines and lack of breathing through my nose. The last migraine I had was 2 days before the surgery and am thrilled to say I have had none since. I can also breathe through my nose and I get a better nights sleep. Dr. C has great humor and a wonderful bedside side manner. I was very hesitant to have the surgery but he took his time and showed me step by step procedures of what would be done and how it would look afterwards. He answered all my questions before during and after. He personally called to check on me many times and returned calls I made to him after the surgery. I cant say enough positive things about him. I am so happy I had this surgery done and I picked him to perform it. Thank you Dr. Clavijo, you are the best. You have given me some self confidence.
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Dr. Clavijo peformed surgery for HS, a condition I've suffered from for decades. Many, many visits to my doctor and to dermatologists had not helped. I'd reached the severity where I needed surgery. I think over the years I'd tried everything for HS. Still, I was nervous about surgery. Dr. Clavijo took time to answer all my questions, put me at ease. Followed up after surgery as well. When I had a question about post care after I was home, he called me back himself. In addition, during my hospital stay, the nurses all spoke very highly of Dr. Clavijo and they see a great many doctors. I've been very happy with the follow up care as well. Lovely office and very nice staff.
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East Lancashire cricket phones thief jailed
2:00pm Thursday 19th June 2014 in News By Andrew Bellard, Court reporter
A THIEF who went into cricket club changing rooms and stole mobile phones belonging to players has been jailed for 12 weeks.
Blackburn magistrates heard how players, one of them an off-duty police officer, activated the tracking app on one of the phones so the players could follow him across nearby fields from Church Cricket Club.
When he dumped the phones and hid, a police dog took over the tracking duties and found Samuel Stanley hiding in bushes.
Stanley, 29, pleaded guilty to stealing six mobile phones worth £3,050.
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Catherine Allan, prosecuting, said rain stopped play in the match between Church and Haslingden and, as the players returned to the changing rooms, they saw a male running away.
The tracking application was activated and several players, who had discovered their phones were missing, gave chase.
Jonathan Taylor, defending, said Stanley had initially come to East Lancashire with a friend to meet up with some girls.
He said: "They became separated and arranged to meet up near to the cricket ground.
"He ended up inside the ground and very foolishly let temptation get the better of him."
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What uses would you like to have in the pop-up park located in Clarendon?
Summary Total number of responses : 206
Activities (Check up to 5 (five) activities below you would enjoy doing in the park)
|Response Percent
|Response Count
|Small scale outdoor games (corn hole, croquet table tennis, chess or other games)
|Informal gatherings
|Short-term recreational facilities (bocce court or a small miniature golf course are examples)
|Organized classes and workshops (such as exercise, gardening, bicycle rodeo and other classes)
|Purchase food from food trucks and vendors
|Other activities (list at end of survey)
Events (Check all activities you would like to have in the park)
|Response Percent
|Response Count
|Concerts and dancing
|Temporary outdoor markets (food, crafts, art and others)
|Special events hosted by organizations
|No interest in events in the park
|Other event ideas (list at end of survey)
Park Features (These are the built or installed elements in the park). Check all features you would like to have in the park.
|Response Percent
|Response Count
|Demonstration gardens (vegetable, native or other featured plantings)
|Open lawn space for impromptu use
|Space for gatherings
|Game tables for playing chess, checkers or other games
|Other event ideas (list at end of survey)
|Picnic tables
|Creative and colorful park furniture
If you chose 'other' for any of the questions, please list your ideas here
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I would love to see local performing arts groups perform perhaps with holiday markets. I would also love it to be fenced for the safety of children.
Batting cages for youth softball
Children's activities, games, equipment and events.
Some activities or special programming that focused on childrens' interests.
Very opposed to the food truck option.
Events/activities need to be planned bearing in mind residences and safety issues. I live directly across from the proposed park, and it is already very noisy. No night time events/activities should be allowed. Traffic on that intersection can be dangerous, as drivers turning left on Clarendon often fail to see pedestrians. Parking is also very difficult to secure. Should not plan events where you will have a lot of people (esp. children) and cars, as that will be very dangerous..
dog park or bbq area
Grills for picnicking
My concern if there are chess table is folks from the nearby shelters or metro will use this park as their daytime refuge and deter use from nearby residents and possibly lowering property value. It will be nice to have a vigilant presence which has been successful at keeping the metro safe.
Dog Park
space for small children to play, 0-5 years old
Strong dislike for querky, creative, colorful items. Would prefer to see subtle, natural colors, and utilitarian structures. This isn't hipster central.
Given the residential character of the block, I do not favor any events or functions that are likely to generate noise or unruly conduct.
There is a pilot garden-on-pallets at Ft. Barnard community garden this year, which is growing crops on behalf of AFAC's Plot Against Hunger program. A temporary vegetable garden at this park would be do-able, whether for AFAC or for the nearby community of high-rise dwellers.
Top preference for all activities would be a small dog off-leash fenced play area. Also pet adoption events where rescue groups could bring pets on weekends. NO noisy activities or music (I live directly across the street & there is enough noise due to Rooftop Bar in that area).
pollinator garden/native meadow, shade trees so the park will be enjoyable in the heat of summer, creative public uses that aren't covered by "standard" parks such as pop up art shows, theater performances, or meet ups
Closed in dog park
activities that are toddler-friendly like music classes, drum circles, etc.
If it's a temporary thing, why not just make it nice to enjoy while it's there? If we establish more permanent uses, won't there be complaints when it closes down? Just plant more trees!
Every park should have beautiful large trees for shade and comfort.
Pet facilities; Pet's typically require regular outdoor visits and exercise - it would be great to incorporate the park in that daily routine, maximizing utilization and enjoyment
We need more quiet spaces. Follow the exhibit at The Arlington Art Center which marries art and nature.. There is too much hustle and bustle. Let this spot be an area for quiet meditation, quiet conversations, install a labyrinth, a spot where families can picnic and the only "noise" is the sound of kids laughing or playing.
Allow people to purchase their own small garden space to grow their own vegetable gardens. DC has similar programs
I would add ephemeral Art installations that will engage the public and enhance the experience of the place. This is a great opportunity for Clarendon to lead through "tactical urbanism" and serve as an example for similar places in our County. Here's an example of what I have in mind: http://www.dailytouslesjours.com/project/21-balancoires/ or something like: http://www.celebratevancouver125.ca/2011/08/viva-vancouver-park-pops-up-on-robson-street-picnic-on-city-centre-beach/ . Last but not least: it would be great if the most exciting elements of the park would be movable to another place; if they were designed to be rotated between more "pop-up" locations across Arlington.
Too little space for too many people. Make this a public plaza, with park benches and don't spend a lot of money on construction.
If there is a paved area, put a fence around the entire thing so tots can use the space safely and get a bunch of ride on toys and a sandbox. There are probably tons of kids stuck inside with nannies in the complexes around there.
This is another example of Arlington wasting taxpayer money on vanity projects which make it's citizens and County Board members feel better about themselves. The Arlington government should spend more time dedicated to practicng good government (providing accurate and friendly responses to citizen questions would be a good start) and less time attempting to win awards for urban planning. A better use for the space would be for the Government to build small class "A" office space and donate it for use to the many worthy non-profits in the County that can no longer afford office and meeting space in a metro accessible location.
The park should contain only natural features, such as meadows to create wildlife/wildflower habitat. Plant wildflowers in some areas to attract butterflies. Do not frequently mow any part of the park. Mow only once a year, in the late fall or winter. Do not pave any paths or other areas. Create woodchip paths only. Place some benches in the park, but design them so that homeless people cannot sleep there. The park should have a WiFi hot spot. Clarendon presently has much activity and too much pavement. Clarendon needs natural areas that don't have any impermeable surfaces. These natural areas will enable people to read, relax, text and enjoy nature. There should be no playing areas or other active recreational facilities. Clarendon Metro Plaza presently has a wide paved surface that is suitable for performances. Quincy Park, which is not far away, presently has large active recreational areas and frequently mowed areas that adequately serve the Clarendon community. Jim Hunter Park has a dog park. Clarendon therefore does not need any more pavement, mowed grass or active recreational facilities. It has enough of these.
Just put some nice grass there and call it a day.
Public Art
I was in Rio de Janiero last month and saw a similar sized pop up park where they had installed outdoor exercise equipment. That would be nice to see here.
Community Canine Area- needed because it looks like the one in Clarendon is being reduced significantly
Dog park area.
A small swing set that can house an adult as well as a child.
Something fun for kids!
This park would be located at a busy intersection. There is an opportunity to have the design and landscape support the creation of a calming space. A calming space would entice citizens and visitors by providing them with the opportunity to experience of a brief escape from the urban clatter.
I would like to see it be a dog park since the reduced the size of the one on 13th Street.
Playground area for small kids (there are tons of families in the area); shady tables where people can picnic with all the great take-out food in the immediate area; if lawn space, no dogs allowed please!
Swings and or slides for kids to use.
sprayground, slides, swings for adults and toddlers
the park is not large enough to host "events". It should be designed as a passive recreational space with maybe some chess tables(no more than 3) and a bocce ball court at the north edge inside of a strong planting strip along the property-line. The pedestrian access through the DehliDhabi alley should be reinforced.The site furnishings should be sturdy and simple with an opportunity for really fun, functional public art piece which could be relocated after 2 years.Low Impact Development Technology should be used throughout the site to demonstrate how stormwater could be used for the site. Solar and wind power should be used to have all lighting and other power usage in the park be not only off the grid, but as a demonstration of regenerating energy to feedback into the grid.The other nice thing that we could do as Arlington County is to have a education and interpretative board exhibit in conjunction with Korus House to celebrate The Korean Culture since they are letting us have use of their property. There would also be an opportunity to have some really cool electronic dialed into the park with maybe somebody like Samsung or LG hooking into the regenerative power theme.Just some thoughts.
have rotating art exhibits from artisphere
would like to see some small-child-friendly or small-child-oriented installations/uses/events.
Free Wi-fi
Enjoying an empty park
I love the idea of games, but perhaps they should be games that don't have equipment or parts that could easily disappear?
I live a block away from this space. It is not big enough or well-suited to large events like concerts. It would be ideal for informal gatherings, open grassy space, bocce, cornhole, and organized yoga/fitness classes. Plus, this can be done inexpensively, which makes sense for a temporary park.
The park should be used primarily as an informal gathering and recreation area due to its temporary nature.
bike racks
We have plenty of places to sit, but we don't have many open recreation spaces for games, whether it be bocce, cornhole, or chess. Make it a gaming park that is fun for the whole family.
Parking Lot. This area needs more daily parking and short term parking. Trying to get to the Fed-Ex Kinkos during prime hours is impossible. This lot needs to be changed to short term parking and can be done CHEAPLY (simple pave over) and adding 1 parking meter machine. Revenue for the county. There is a park 1 block from here and down the bottom of the hill.
multipurpose field (basketball, futsal, volleyball)
weekly movie night with outdoor movies
Mini golf
Don't spend money for a two year lease. forget any use.
Venue for local school bands to play e.g., Jazz Band
This space is very small and very public. PLEASE don't turn it into a dog toilet. No grass....and fence any trees.
Charcoal BBQ grills and ash bins, possibly turf capable of exercising on.
Bocce courts
Korean Art,, History, Crafts & Food
Pickleball court
Area for skateboarding / Skateable art.
The Courthouse neighborhood is in desperate need of some green space. Please minimize the impervious surfaces in this park.
Try an urban park similar to what I've seen in New York. Chess and checker tables, small-scale cart vendors, flower vendors, news stand. These could be some kind of micro vendor that is a step down from a food truck, but a step up from sidewalk sunglasses/t-shirt vendors. Other vendors could be artists or "hippies" who sell scarves, woven bracelets, incense. Whatever is put there, let's try something really different.
Would love to see organizations allowed to sponsor events to highlight their work.
bocce court, bocce court, bocce court, thats my 4 others for #1 For the last question bocce court
Outdoor grills. Most apartments have no capacity for grilling. A few charcoal or gas grills would get a lot of use.
It's close to CHP and other commercial occupancies. This would be a nice lunch get-away for this crowd. Good outdoor meeting space.
playground would be critical because the one at Barton and Fairfax is still under construction and will be for some time.
Ping pong tables
Wine Tastings, events suitable for cold months (Hot Chocolate Tastings?)
Permanent or portable ping png table tennis table, nets, paddles; also a portable high quality pool/billards table w/ sticks and balls, chalk, and que
high quality pool/billiards table under a canopy, high quality ping png table under a canopy or tent like structure, with access to nets, pool cue, paddles, balls, etc
For late evenings on weekends, "bring your own" policy for light beer and wine (with the requirement you clean-up after yourself) would be nice alternative for those who want to enjoy a glass of wine in a quieter, more picnic-like environment without the expense and noise of a bar. But in general, leaving the space open at night would be a top request since there's few public communal spaces to enjoy a summer evening outdoors since several parks within range close after dark.
Nice seating with attractive vegetation for just a serenity spot in the middle of a busy neighborhood.
Horseshoe, Croquet, Hand Ball Wall, Line Dancing and Hand Dancing Demonstrations, Card Games
Include classes on gardening
Please do not pave this park! So many of our new open spaces are covered in pavers (Clarendon, Arlington Mill). We need softer, greener, cooler, shady natural spaces for people to hang out.
Game tables for dominos. Music or movies
Proposed design needs more SHADE and screening from Clarendon Blvd.
Sheltered seating areas, for sunny/hot or rainy days.
Not sure I want a pop up park here. Greenspace is great, but not sure it's a good idea at night. What is being done to minimize homeless traffic? What will be done to keep Clarendon partiers out at night?
would love to have circuit training equipment like shown here: www.outdoor-fitness.com
benches, tables, water fountains
Sand volleyball courts
SHADE over at least one picnic table
Please keep in mind that organized classes/workshops create noise and can otherwise impede on others' impromptu use of the park so please just make sure there's enough available open space for those who just want to use the space and not take a class. Why does this have to be temporary? I know that's the idea behind pop-up, but why pop-up? Why not make this a requirement for developers through density bonuses like you already do for LEED?
Playground features for kids.
More trees and canopy are needed for this space so there is shade for gatherings
Small tot lot for little kids
Would be nice to have playground equipment and some features for the kids
kid friendly activities
spray park for toddlers and babies to play in. with sand and climbing structures.. a set of water canals would be great with a stream flowing from pond to pond and no ponds deeper than a few inches
Water sprinklers (with opening hours at least on those hours in which lyon park sprinklers are closed) similar to those that are available at ballston neighborhood ( Wilson blvd. and Randolph street)- kids weekly educational and recreational activities, on a rotating basis, such as story telling every Tuesday, how to eat healthy - learning activities for kids and tips for parents, on Wednesdays, artistic events, magicians, giveaways, fun and creative stuff for all kids. Babies and toddlers....thanks!!!!!
Is it possible to plant some large trees for a shady canopy?
creative furniture but not colorful. Should keep with a 'green/natural' look and feel; art sculptures that are also good for simple climbing (maybe local contest for design?); fountain
Would love to have a small playground for kids and a covered bench space (either shaded by tree or covered by canopy)
Install a water organ!
I would like as much green and as little concrete as possible.
Urban areas with lots of condos and apartments typically provide space for residents to sit outside with a cup of coffee and read the paper. This is an opportunity for Arlington County to provide comfortable benches and partially remedy the absence of outdoor sitting areas for adults. Not everyone has a back yard. After working all day in the man-made world, we need small oases of green in our lives. Please set aside the desire to break new ground (pardon the pun). Minimize the curved cement forms and just put in some benches in the shade. Thank you.
Urban areas with lots of condos and apartments typically provide space for residents to sit outside with a cup of coffee and read the paper. This is an opportunity for Arlington County to provide comfortable benches and partially remedy the absence of outdoor sitting areas for adults. Not everyone has a back yard. After working all day in the man-made world, we need small oases of green in our lives. Please set aside the desire to break new ground (pardon the pun). Minimize the curved cement forms and just put in some benches in the shade. Thank you.
Urban areas with lots of condos and apartments typically provide space for residents to sit outside with a cup of coffee and read the paper. This is an opportunity for Arlington County to provide comfortable benches and partially remedy the absence of outdoor sitting areas for adults. Not everyone has a back yard. After working all day in the man-made world, we need small oases of green in our lives. Please set aside the desire to break new ground (pardon the pun). Minimize the curved cement forms and just put in some benches in the shade. Thank you.
Places to sit and lots of TRASH CANS for dog poop bags, left over lunches, papers, etc. We need more places for folks to simply sit and for walkers (with or without dogs) to rest, read, relax. The population is getting older and we need to encourage walkers (very healthy exercise) and making the Rosslyn to Ballston corridor more walker friendly area would add greatly to the Arlington experience. Certainly will generate more retail sales, restaurant meals, etc. A park will generate its own most frequently used activities. please don't spend alot of money on this park unless the county owns the land.
mainly green space with wi-fi and a small pop-up library that offers books and magazines for children and adults (http://places.designobserver.com/feature/little-libraries-and-tactical-urbanism/33968/)!
Mini playground set for toddlers.
Bicycle Skills Park like in Maryland: http://www.rockburnskillspark.org/
Construct a path from the back of Deli Dhaba to the corner of Barton and Clarendon; if you put grassy area there without a path, the grass will end up trod down with a worn path to that corner, as people will always take the shortest route. Also, this block has very few trees, and so putting lots of trees in the park would add balance to the block.
workout area / cross fit type of structures
I'd love a pool for the community or other water feature.
More metered parking spaces
Parking must be considered for all of the the businesses. Everyone on the block has said more parking. I also am very concerened about the smell and noise from vending Trucks, which will completely ruin my business. I currently have a very, quiet business where people can enter for services in a quiet environment, and to lost that will definitely affect my buinsess.
parking for nearby businesses.
shelter for eating
Please NO food trucks. This would be tarnish an ongoing Courthouse revitalization
Dog - friendly park
Please provide a variety of seating options, some with shade(umbrellas or shade structure), for hanging out and having lunch.
More trees, please!!!
You should have stainless steel permanent easels with concrete stools so artists can come and paint en plein air. The artists that use the space can be registered and contribute on a blog- their work can then be sold at a monthly artist's market for a small fee for the tent spaces
Informal Off Leash Dog Park. No Landscaping just green space and trees for shade.
Two main things, dog friendly (spigot and hose nearby) and shaded (nothing hotter than an empty parking lot)
Anything shaded, must be dog friendly
setaside a portion for small and young kid play, crowd sourced video gaming outdoors, creative urban play space. stroller friendly. picnic area
Please do not allow dogs and clearly mark that fact. This allows people to sit on the grass and enjoy free and open space.
Picnic tables to eat lunch.
Display local school artwork
Full time farmer market, or citizen-planted urban vegetable garden.
Don't spend a lot of money on it!
Performences by amateures and professionals.Small scale exhibitions.
butterfly garden; "Natural Habitat" garden; lots & lots of flowers
Art demonstrations, workshops and artist ( student) projects
Given temporary status, just make it green, green, green! Live nearby, the space (mainly alley) is just a corridor. If people can lay on the grass, sit on a small seat-wall eating lunch, or buy a sandwich from vendor(s) parked in alleyway or at narrow end, then I'm certain it will be well-used. Activities, events, games, markets? IMO not really the space for such activity.
fenced in dog area
I think it would be great to use native plants in the landscaping- it would be beautiful and also educational, as a demonstration garden to show local residents and businesses how native plants can be used for landscaping even in urban settings. For advice, I suggest consulting with Nature by Design (http://www.nature-by-design.com/) , an excellent native plant nursery in Alexandria. They gave me great advice on how to grow native plants on my 8th-floor balcony. And my plants are thriving!
A lot of people seem to want a dark park. Keep in mind that this neighborhood has several open parks already suitable for dogs. I might support a dog park more if all dog owners cleaned up after their dogs. At least once a week, we find dog droppings in our front yard or on a sidewalk nearby. there are even occasional "presents" left at the elementary school bus stop. It's a complete disgrace - and within one or two blocks from two dog-friendly parks (11th and Danville; 11th and Barton). Before adding another dog park in the same area, dog owners need to clean up after their dogs. Some dog owners clearly don't care about the value and livability of the neighborhood.
I work in the Navy League building across the street from the proposed park. I see a LOT of dogs getting walked in the area. Every year there are fewer places for them to do their business around Courthouse. Please expect the park will be used for that purpose, at least dozens of times per day, regardless what the other uses end up being. Additionally, good trash management will be important. Along that street, the properties that look well kept and clean have daily manual litter pickup and trash cans are emptied frequently. Maybe neighboring offices and residents could be solicited to "adopt a day at the park" and pick up litter once on their adopted day per week.
Space for public dancing, like the Sunday tango in Freedom Plaza. (Will there be a place to hook up speakers?) Rose garden. Speaker's corner? Consider a space for yoga or group exercise. Please include a fence so kids can play inside without fear of them running into traffic.


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This letter is to sound off about this little town called Carrollton. I have only been here a short time, but Carrollton has already taught me that if you don't have a title, high status, or lots of money, then you are a nobody.
No one around here has any respect for their neighbors. It just seems like you can do whatever you want to terrorize your fellow man.
Engines roar and gasoline fumes fill the crisp night air at the Carroll County Fairgrounds Saturday for the 2009 Fall Brawl. A favorite for many locals, the event also brings guests from out of town who love to see and hear the crunch of metal on metal.
"It draws a lot of people from out of town to the community," Kevin Craig, president of the Carroll County Fair Board, said. "They come from Ohio, Indiana, Tennessee, everywhere for our demo derbies. They really enjoy them."
Wednesday, Oct. 14 Angel Food Ministries will take orders from 5-6 p.m. at Milton Baptist Church. Menus have been distributed to Morgan's, Midway and Riverside. Specials can now be purchased without purchasing items from the main menu. Any questions please call Kate Bowling at (502) 553-5889. Trimble County Middle School Site Bas
"It's going to be real nice today, sunny with no rain and 80 degrees!"
Anyone walking along Highland Avenue, visiting any office in the Carroll County courthouse, or shopping at any number of businesses downtown could expect a report on the projected atmospheric conditions from a personable gentleman many knew as the "weather man." It didn't matter if it was your first encounter with Eldon Brown. He knew no strangers.
Lady Panthers set basketball Midnight Madness event
The CCHS Lady Panther Basketball team will be having "Midnight Madness" on Friday night to celebrate the start of basketball practice for the 2009-2010 season. The workout will start at 10:30 p.m., and will last until 12:30 a.m. The event is open to the public.
Registration set for Parks & Recreation girls basketball
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Family Community Pharmacy Program will screen potential clients from 9-11 a.m. at the Northern Ky. Community Action Center, Highland Ave., Call (502) 732-5253.
Carrollton Rotary Club meets every Wednesday at noon at Butler Park lodge.
Carroll County Public Library holds Wednesdays @ One, 1 p.m., featuring Sarah Jane Lynch with her collection of antique dolls and doll quilts.
AA Big Book study group meets every Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Carrollton Christian Church, 310 Fifth St.
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Wow...another great weekend for Boston sports fans! The DH-less Red Sox go to St. Louis and take two out of three to gain a 3-2 WS advantage, as the teams head back to our beloved Fenway Park. Coupled with the Patriots come from behind 27-17 win over Miami , and you have a weekend similar to that of two weekends ago, when the Patriots came from behind to defeat the then unbeaten Saints...and the Red Sox avoided disaster thanks to a Big Papi grand slam, in tying up their ALCS series, with the Detroit Tigers.
Folks, it's difficult to assign grades to the Patriots when they are terrible for half the game, but play well in the other half. So...with the expectation that they'll be plenty of disagreements, here are my grades:
I. OFFENSE: This group was horrible in the first half...as bad as their second half stink bombs that we've seen in Cincinnati, and in NY. Still, if not for a couple of defensive take-aways and a couple of favorable calls from the usually hostile refs, the second half might not have been much of an improvement.
1.) QB: No...Tom Brady skills are not deteriorating due to old age. His accuracy is clearly being impacted by a badly swollen passing hand. With BB in charge and Tom not even acknowledging the obvious injury, one has to wonder just how bad it is. Is he playing though a broken finger? Did he fracture a knuckle or something? In the land of Brady and BB, we'll never know. Folks, Tom threw for 25 yards in the first half!! His first pass of the game to Rob Gronkowski was poorly thrown to Gronk's inside shoulder, and was intercepted. Subsequent to the play, Brady was shown flexing his passing hand, and keeping it warm inside the pouch of his jersey. For the game, Tom finished with just 116 yards passing, completing just 13 0f 22 passes. Still, Brady has his moments. There was that beautiful 14 yard TD pass to Aaron Dobson, Which Tom completed despite having a LB in his grill, a 30 yard TD laser to Gronk, which was nullified due to a Nate Solder holding penalty...and a clutch 8 yard "Crazy Legs" Hirsch-like scramble on a 4th and 4 in the 4th quarter, which kept the Pats' final TD drive alive. Let's hope that Tom's hand injury is something that will heal very soon. I give Tom an "A" for his toughness and grit. But, his overall play merits only a generous: GRADE: C;
2.) RBs: Did well when called upon and when given some running room, particularly in the second half. Stevan Ridley ran hard and hit the available holes decisively, finishing with 79 yards on 14 carries, and a TD (a 5.6 yard average per carry). LeGarrette Blount bulled for 46 yards on 11 carries, while Brandon Bolden chipped in with 22 yards on 8 carries, and a TD. None of the RBs were factors in the passing game. All must do a better job regarding blitz pick-ups: GRADE: B;
3.) OL: This group continued to underachieve, particularly in the first half. The usually reliable Nate Solder and Logan Mankins were beaten for sacks, and Ryan Wendell is still having problems holding up in pass protection. But, in the second half, the Big Uglies got after the Miami front seven, and began to open up running lanes for Stevan Ridley and Blount. Unfortunately, RT Sebastien Vollmer was lost for the season due to having suffered a broken leg. We wish him the best, and a full recovery: GRADE: C;
4.) TEs and WRs: Gronk and "The Hoo-man" did a good job of blocking on running plays. But, the Dolphins doubled and even triple-teamed Gronk throughout the game, in an effort to take away Tom Brady's best and favorite weapon. Though Gronk was held to a mere two receptions for 27 yards, the excessive coverage delegated to him helped to free up WR Aaron Dobson (4 catches for 60 yards, and a TD). No one else did much of anything. For the second week in a row, Kembrell Thompkins was the Invisible Man...and Danny Amendola continues to make us pine over the loss of Wes Welker: GRADE: D+;
II. DEFENSE: After being pushed around via the Miami ground game in the first half, this crew stiffened considerably, forced three turnovers (a sack-fumble and two interceptions), and shut the Dolphins out in the second half.
1.) DL: After allowing Miami RBs Lamar Miller and Daniel Thomas to combine for 136 yards on 27 carries (the majority of yards being gained in the first half), the DL, with the assistance of ILBs Dont'a Hightower and Brandon Spikes, were able to shut the run down, until the offense scored enough points to force the 'Fins into passing on nearly every play. The Jones Boys had 13 tackles, including seven solos...with Chris Jones registering a sack and a pair of TFLs. Rob Ninkovich was disruptive, registering a sack, a huge fumble recovery after the Logan Ryan third quarter strip sack (discussed more thoroughly below)...along with a trio of QB hits: GRADE: B-;
2.) LBs: ILBs Dont'a Hightower and Brandon Spikes combined for 19 tackles (9 solos), a sack, and three TFL. Dane Fletcher added a sack, and was effective in pass coverage. Constant blitzing in the second half clearly rattled Miami QB Ryan Tannehill. Rookie Jamie Collins was awful, and was pulled in the second half: GRADE: B;
3.) SECONDARY: Despite being Talib-less again, this unit had one of it's best games of the season. It was the beneficiary of a steady diet of second half blitzes, one in which rookie CB Logan Ryan came through with a strip sack, which lead to a game tying TD. For the game, Ryan amassed five tackles (all solos), and a pair of sacks. Credit safety Devin McCourty for his heady play in batting a errant Tannehill pass that was headed out of bounds to CB Marquise Coles in the 4th quarter...which lead to the Patriots marching down field for a TD, and a 27-17 lead. For the game, the Pats held Miami to a mere 192 yards passing...and got back 47 of those thanks to six (6) sacks: GRADE: A;
III. SPECIAL TEAMS: The Ghost was special once more, nailing two more FGs, including a 48 yarder. Good job once again on kick-offs as well. Credit Chandler Jones for a 4th quarter blocked FG, that kept the game a two score game...and all but ended Miami's chances of winning. Ryan Allen continues to do a solid job of punting. The kick return game was not a factor for either team: GRADE: A;
IV. COAHING: After that lathargic first half, credit BB for some locker room butt kicking, and for some key adjustments. Chief among these was the decision to blitz Ryan Tannehill repeatedly...which resulted in six (6) sacks and two key turnovers. On offense, the decision to accent the running game paid off, particularly in the 4th quarter. But something was obviously wrong with Tom Brady's passing hand, that no adjustment could fix: GRADE: B+;
V. PLAY OF THE GAME: This game turned on the Logan Ryan strip sack in the third quarter.
VI. PLAYER OF THE GAME: CB Logan Ryan.
Here are the game stats: http://espn.go.com/nfl/boxscore?gameId=331027017
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Rader Ambrée - Brasserie de l'Abbaye du Val-Dieu
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Ratings: 31 | Reviews: 25 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by Lnedrive14:
3.4/5 rDev -7.4%
Pours a very, very light gold with the whitest head i have ever seen. good head retention and lacing. taste was high on candied sugar - very predominant. very mild malt and yeast character; i think that is definitely what was lacking. only a moderate alcohol kiss, especially for 10.5%. Mild hop character and a hint of citrus. Really it is the raw sugar that takes over here.
I think this beer could have been better with a little bit more to it. body was good - nicely carbonated and light. not the best beer i've had, but one to try.
12-27-2006 04:43:02 | More by Lnedrive14
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3.25/5 rDev -11.4%
Large 750 ml bottle, an odd label saying "Belgian Ale with natural flavors added" and "brewed with natural malt flavor" (which doesn't imply corn but probably liquid or dry malt extract). Contrary to the listing here (at this time), 10.5% ABV. Hazy brown with an orange tinge to it, large white head of almost 3/4 of an inch. Thick laces, sheets on the glass. Malty aroma, quite a bit of flesh fruit, mainly unripe nectarines. Well-carbonated, almost fizzy, mouthfeel is a bit heavier than light. Taste is primarily sweet and leaning toward sugary, lacks a lot of yeast character. Similar fruit characteristics as the aroma. Somewhat of a strange close, kind of a leafy green tobacco impression and a reminder of lightly steamed spinach. OK, not a lot of personality or mouthfeel to match up well with the overall sweet aspects.
08-31-2006 02:17:10 | More by ADR
3.83/5 rDev +4.4%
11.2oz bottle poured into a goblet. Pours a dark and murky amber/brown color wtih a large off-white head and a lot of little particles floating around. The aroma features sweet bready malt with dark fruits, spices and yeast. The taste is definitely on the malty side with alcohol soaked fruits and yeast. The mouthfeel is smooth and medium bodied. The drinkability is hindered somewhat by the high ABV. Overalll, this is a pretty solid brew that I enjoyed and would purchase again. Recommended.
02-16-2008 04:25:48 | More by cjgator3
3.98/5 rDev +8.4%
Dirty bronze in hue, amber I suppose, lightly hazy; color-wise it is unimpressive to look at. Tiny, poorly formed head, white foam, at the apex the head, if you can call it that, was nothing more than a soapy cap, thicker around the edges. (The second pour produced a slightly bigger head.) Even though the head size was poor, head retention was excellent. Sadly, there was no lacing. (The second pour produced some lacing, once I consumed some more beer.) All in all, the appearance is respectable if not flawed.
The nose is very nice, toasty caramel malt aromas arrive first but quickly thereafter I detect some apricots, apples, figs, pears... which mixes very well with some spiciness and yeastiness. Some earthiness adds depth, so does the soft alcohol heat. Pepper. Leather. Crackers. The nose says what I want a Strong Belgian Amber Ale to say. Moderate potency, chatty... I find the bouquet to be quite inviting.
I am very surprised at the sweetness (the nose did not indicate this), caramel dominates but there is good depth with crackers and bread. The palate is pleasantly spicy and "hot" with ample fruitiness... apricots, pears, figs, dates, cherries, and apples. I love the mix of "dark" and orchard fruits. There is a respectable malt backbone; almost no sign of hops (which is okay). I didn't know what to expect with this beer, Belgian Amber Ales are sort of a bastard style. Rader is sweet and spicy, hot and yet the alcohol is surprisingly hidden. I don't consider this a great Belgian ale, a good one, yes. Cleaner than expected finish; mild, sort of sweet aftertaste with some spice and heat. Nice.
About medium in body, modest carbonation which is fitting for this beer. The mouthfeel is above-average.
Easy to drink; I would have never guessed this beer was 10.5% ABV... dangerous! How good is this beer? That is the question. I think this is a good beer. Something I'd recommend and I might have too as the 2 cent label isn't going to sell this beer! Anyway, for less than $8.50 a 750ml I have no complaints. New to Omaha... glad it is here (well I did order it.)
05-21-2008 03:23:03 | More by bditty187
2.93/5 rDev -20.2%
750ml brown bottle dated best-before 06/06/2009. While the label looks the same as what's pictured here, the brewery marks this beer as 10.5% ABV.
Pours slightly cloudy copper brown with some floating sediment. Big one-and-one-half inch of head that leaves good thick lace. Smells predominantly fruity; dusty lemon and lime over yeast, black pepper, and musty leaves. Simplistic and overly sweet flavor that's lacking good balance. Taste is dominated by sugary malts that lead to a bitter medicinal finish. Leaves an unusual and very unpleasant vegetal leafiness behind (tastes something like brussel sprouts). Medium body with plenty of carbonation. Not a good beer. Undistinguished at best, though I'd consider the vegetal quality a clear defect.
09-29-2006 01:56:20 | More by dgallina
3/5 rDev -18.3%
10-06-2013 02:05:16 | More by desint
United Kingdom (England)
3.93/5 rDev +7.1%
Dumpy 33cl brown bottle, best before 10 Jun 2011, drank 22 Aug 2010: poured into a 2000 special Duvel tulip.
Light amber, or dull orange depending on your mood. Managed to pour the beer without any grist getting into the glass, even so the beer had a haze/mistiness to it. On top sat a huge, large bubbled head, white in colour.
Yeast esters more than anything elae, very Belgian in its smells, malt aromas outnumbered any hop smells but the whole aroma was enough to excite my tastebuds.
Tangy and interesting, sweet molasses vieing with a hop bitterness and some spice elements (peppery maybe?). It is one of those pesky Belgians that hide the alcohol content so well, the 10.5% ABV only becomes apparent towards the end of the tasting as the beer warms in the glass.
Highly carbonated, but not 'fizzy', it might have benefited with a little more time to age, as it seemed a bit 'young' or 'green' to me.
Most enjoyable and one I wouldn't be frightened to try again. It went well with raw hazelnuts.
08-22-2010 16:36:48 | More by BlackHaddock
4/5 rDev +9%
10-20-2013 10:32:49 | More by biernack
Rhode Island
3.98/5 rDev +8.4%
appearance - Dark amber brownish color. Nice off white head and lefts some lace.
smell - Yeast, sweet fruits, and sugar smells here.
taste - Taste of sweet malt, licorice, and a finish with some bittrness.
mouthfeel - Medium body.
drinkability - Nice tasting beer fro a high ABV.
Lots of flavor in a glass of this.
06-05-2008 16:16:49 | More by auxiliary
3/5 rDev -18.3%
01-05-2012 07:02:58 | More by ygtbsm94
New York
4/5 rDev +9%
Best by date: 06/06/09
A - pours a cloudy deep brownish orange with 1 1/2 fingers of soapy white head that recedes at an average pace and leaves some lacing
S - not getting much more than belgian yeast, a lot of sugar, and tiny hints of tart fruits
T - belgian yeast and candied sugar as expected, a nice touch of alcohol warmth right in the middle, becomes a little boozy as it warms, no bitterness to speak of...tastes almost tripel-like
M - on the light side of medium-bodied, an optimal amount of carbonation, slightly sticky and not too dry...an enjoyable mouthfeel for certain
D - at 10.5% it doesn't get much more drinkable than this...it's possible the sweetness may be cloying for some but I could keep drinking this for a while as I don't find it too overwhelming
I'm sure this ale has a couple years on it and I'm curious to try it fresh...not that I think it would be much better or worse, I would just love to compare the two. I wouldn't be surprised if the aged version is a bit more enjoyable. If you're looking for a high-alcohol content/drinkable Belgian, grab it. My only criticism is that I wish there was a little more complexity, maybe some spice or hop characteristics.
03-11-2010 22:07:28 | More by josefnewsong
4.35/5 rDev +18.5%
The beer pours a rich, amber honey color with very good head retention and lacing. This beer looks quite impressive. Don't get a lot on the nose, but having had it before, I'm a bit surprised. There is a hint of gingerale, superimposed on some sweet malt and spice. On the palate this beer is absolutely luscious/delicious. It has a creamy mouthfeel, with moderate sweetness. I get flavors of casova melon, fuji apple, butter, honey and cream. The beer strikes me as decadently rich. The beer has a long, creamy, smooth finish. The abv. is noticeable, but it's so delicious, it still comes across as quite drinkable. It would not be a good idea to drink a lot of this, but still...
This beer is just excellent. Along with the Rader Blonde, one of my favorite Belgium beers. Fabulous stuff....
02-18-2008 22:39:49 | More by John_M
3.6/5 rDev -1.9%
Got handed a bottle of this at the WYES International Beer Festival in New Orleans. Opened it the following night and poured an opaque rust color with thick, slightly off-white foam that left plenty of lacing. Smelled of spices, raisins, and bready yeast. Tasted similar with some hints of plum, quite sweet and tart as well. A bit overcarbonated, somewhat oily, plenty warming. This was definitely a sipping brew, no more than one at a time also.
06-09-2009 02:21:43 | More by NewGeneric
3.85/5 rDev +4.9%
A - Poured out a somewhat cloudy, amber/brown color. It had a thick, long-lasting, light tan head that left some nice lace.
S - It smelled of yeast, lemon and other sweet fruits. Some muted caramel malt aromas.
T - It tasted very sweet. Nice fruit flavors, lemon and citrusy flavors. It had a light caramel malt flavor with some sharp spiciness.
M - It was crisp and smooth. A medium-bodied beer.
D - This is a pretty good ale. Nice sweet fruity flavors and a good dose of caramel.
11-19-2008 01:57:34 | More by zeff80
South Carolina
3.53/5 rDev -3.8%
Served on tap into a tulip glass at Delirium Cafe in Brussels.
A: A very deep brown, clear when held to light. 2 finger offwhite head that doesn't seem to ever go away. I actually got excited when this beer came out. Rare occurance for me.
S: Caramel and butterscotch without much else in there...
T: Good malt profile - caramle and a slight buttery note. Butterscotch flavor. Fresh bread.
Not very balanced. Good but not a great beer. Looks amazing though...
11-04-2010 19:03:26 | More by BucBasil
3.68/5 rDev +0.3%
Poured from 330mL bottle into a tulip.
Appearance: hazy light-brown hue with a thick finger of frothy white foam. Not too bad.
Smell: rich malty aroma (it is sweet, like Whoppers) with an interesting component that's almost piney. Could this be the hops? Hard to tell.
Taste: sweet and smooth. Rich malt flavor but with plenty of alcohol coming through. There's not a lot of complexity here, either, but it is not bad.
Mouthfeel: medium body with a deliciously rich carbonation and creaminess. Good stuff.
Overall: this beer is a little bizarre but I find it rather satisfying. I grow a little bit fonder with each sip.
08-15-2011 21:04:19 | More by flagmantho
3.78/5 rDev +3%
Poured this into my new chalice! I feel like a knight pouring from a corked 750 into this monster.
Anyway, the color on this is pretty good. I could stand for a tad more clarity but its still good. Nice smooth head, it settled to the consistency of something like a guiness...silky smooth. Lots of lacing on this one as well..
The smell was chapmagney. Orange/citrus zest with some yeast and alcohol behind it.
The taste is sweet immediately, with the same orange/zesty/spicey type notes up front fading into some stronger yeast/alcohol flavors.
The mouth on this is a bit tart but tastey. The carbonation and body of this beer make it otherwise easy on the tastebuds and I dont imagine i'll have any trouble polishing off that 750ml.
The drinkability of this beer is what you would expect in a Belgian Pale Ale. Very refreshing despite the 10.50 abv. Give it a shot.
02-17-2009 03:44:04 | More by xxHelderxx
2.38/5 rDev -35.1%
This appears to be less an amber and more a dark pale ale with more brown than red like a nice carmalized scottish ale. The head lingers leaving the beer with a nice white cap giving an overrall excellent appearance. The smell has a distinctive sour character with a slight brininess to it. The flavor is overly sweet which hides a sour background. The brine taste is also trying to balance the sweet, but instead tastes like a beer line was improperly cleaned leaving salt residue. The high alcohol is well masked by the thick body and sweet taste. Overrall this is not the most drinkable of beers and certainly not worth trying again given all the other great Belgian ales in existence.
06-18-2007 01:45:35 | More by bensiff
North Carolina
4.08/5 rDev +11.2%
Appearance: Pours a cloudy medium amber color with a two-finger head that leaves a film of lacing around the chalice
Smell: Bready and spicy, with candi sugar, spice cookies and rotting nectarines
Taste: Opens with a sweet and spicy combination of spice cookies, coconut, candi sugar and tropical fruit (passion fruit and nectarine); after the swallow, the balance between the white pepper and the sweeter flavors edges in favor of the sweet, candi sugar and coconut
Mouthfeel: Medium body with prickly carbonation; warmth on the finish
Drinkability: Although it is just a tad too sweet, this is a very nice Belgian that has not been widely distributed in this country
10-27-2008 21:57:06 | More by brentk56
2.1/5 rDev -42.8%
Another hidden beer from Val Dieu, where they do not put there name anywhere on it. This beer is described as being flavored with a malt distillate, which I believe is corn-based. Also contains wheat from what I can make of the german and french on the label.
Nose is corny, surprise. Taste is fairly sweet, with tones of corn and malt dominating any hop character. Given the use of adjuncts, I can see what V-D doesn't want to put their name on this. Though only 6.5%, the alcohol comes through this as well fairly hot.
Completely unremarkable adjunct-based belgian beer. Unless you are a compulsive beer taster, skip this one. I have had adjunct-beers from central america that were better than this adjunct-beer.
07-02-2006 01:57:13 | More by dogfooddog
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev +2.2%
05-26-2014 21:20:21 | More by Latarnik
3.5/5 rDev -4.6%
This beer poured out as a really nice amber color, the head is a light fan color that leaves a decent lacing. The smell of the beer is a little tart bit has a sweet malt aroma also coming off of it. The taste of the beer has a good malty flavor with a pretty good hoppy bitterness. There was whist a hint of tart cherry I was picking up in ther but not much. The mouthfeel was nicely carbonated and was medium bodied. Overall I found this err to be pretty decent and would drink it again.
06-21-2011 22:43:47 | More by Knapp85
4.18/5 rDev +13.9%
11.2 oz. bottle: I had this one while visiting Eulogy in Philly. This one poured a hazy amber color with a small off white head. It left some lacing. There is some alcohol to the nose, as well as some spiciness, apples and a bit of the caramel malt. There was some effervescence on the tongue. The taste is somewhat spicy, with the alcohol mostly hidden. Medium maltiness with some residual sweetness. Decent.
08-03-2007 17:15:18 | More by Boto
Manitoba (Canada)
4.03/5 rDev +9.8%
330ml bottle poured into a snifter.
Pours a hazey orange-red colour with a full inch of head, impressive retention, and lots of sticky lacing. There's lots of sediment in there, and carbonation is fairly mild. Aromas of funky yeast, sharp cheese, ripe fruit: peaches, pears, oranges, dried apricots. Spicy hop aromas, peppery and lightly herbal.
On first taste there's a ton of things going on here, but the fruity yeast dominates the palate right off the top. Pears dominate, and a light banana, orange peel and apple character. Zesty, peppery hops follow, along with a massive malt presence that speaks of vanilla and caramel. Rich and sweet, but not obnoxiously so. Mouthfeel is creamy and medium bodied, carbonation is never obnoxious. Wet at first, but finishes dry enough. I could have a couple of these, but that'd be it. The booze really sneaks up. Tasty stuff to be sure, and a surprisingly easy drinker.
03-13-2008 03:18:23 | More by trevorwideman
3.95/5 rDev +7.6%
I poured a 750 ml corked and caged bottle into a chilled challis. I purchased this bottle in January 2007 at Liquid Solutions in Oregon City, Oregon.
A: It poured a deep orange tinted gold with a mammoth off-white head of better than four fingers. The head very slowly receded leaving a beautiful lacing down the side of the glass.
S: There was a gentile fragrance of orange peal backed by a semi-sweet caramel and hints of alcohol and spices. This is a beer that does not jump out of the glass at you. It recedes into the glass requiring you to seek its aroma.
T: It has a tasty sweet malt and sugar front followed by a zesty citrusy flavor (mandarin oranges) that introduces and is then replaced by a warm candy finish. The combination of carbonation, hops, and alcohols cleans the palate leaving a fresh feel in my mouth that eagerly seeks the next sip.
M: It is a medium bodied beer with a freshness and zest that makes it a joy to experience. Nothing outstanding but nothing that is off-putting. This is a well balanced easy to drink beer.
D: I had to check twice to remind myself that this is a 10.5 ABV beer. It is not dry nor does the alachol leave a bitter or sour flavor in the mouth. This is a classic pale ale with good balance between malts and hops. Very drinkable.
Comment: I last had this beer in January 2007 at an informal tasting with a large group of friends. That night we sampled 15 beers (more than we should have but about as many as we could). We opened the bottle late in the evening so it was difficult to get a fair review completed. I set a bottle aside to taste and review later when I was less influenced by my peers and an ocean of diverse beers. Im glad I waited its a good solid pale ale that looks great and tastes good.
09-19-2007 04:01:16 | More by dnichols
Rader Ambrée from Brasserie de l'Abbaye du Val-Dieu
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Nope but just change the permissions so they cant read the root and that will usually make them to log off and back on again.
In AD for every user the Homedrive is set, but sometimes when Student log on there H drive links to the ROOT of the folder so they have accsess to all year groups work?
Any idea whats causing this.
Server 2008R2 DC's XP clients
Nope but just change the permissions so they cant read the root and that will usually make them to log off and back on again.
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Does this occur consistently on a PC or does it 'fix' itself with a log off / back on.
Could be a GPO set on some but not other's that connect to the root of the folder.
Hey Kim
Its Wayne...lol..., Yeah when they Log off and on it fix's itself on the same machine.
I am guessing here but do you have more than one dns and domain controllers. I have has this when I have had the following things
A switch misbehaving. Some times rebooting them cures the problem.
A nic card misbehaving and flooring the network with traffic.
Old network printers that do not like the switch they are plugged into.
Replication not working correctly and different domain controllers having different problems.
DNS problems and client not finding servers promptly
Programs on the clients not working promptly or looking for servers that have been removed.
Clients with network printers that have been removed.
Scripts on the client or group policy that do not execute properly due to wrong path or point to a server that has been removed.
We have also had this on specific clients that had to have the nic card drivers updated to stop the problem.
Also see if you have a loop on the network and switches are madly flashing
Try and netdiag and a dcdiag this some times helps give you a clue.
A broken DFS can also cause this problem if paths are sent through dfs
Here this happens when the network is under a lot of pressure.
We have 2 DC's with DNS on both.
I'm going to ask the usual question that tends to fix oddities like this
Do you have "Always wait for network at computer startup and logon" enabled?
It is usually a setting in active directory (GPO) that fixes this. And dont map to the root as well, I think there is a setting in there for that.
Right I have enabled "Always wait for network at computer startup and logon" so will see how we get on with that.
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From: Symonds <>
Subject: [TMG] Refreshing a data set
Date: Sat, 16 Nov 2002 16:59:23 -0600
This task must be done in the same way in which the import was first
created. Using my example: In creating the 5.03 dataset,I imported from
a backup on a floppy made from 4.0d. It would be more convenient now to
refresh the 5.03 dataset using the wizard and a path to the 4.0d
dataset, but this option is not now available. Is there a reason for
this restriction? Just wanting to understand the limitation or perhaps a
way to refresh the dataset directly from 4.0d.
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