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Stone Old Guardian Barley Wine Style Ale 2005 - Stone Brewing Co.
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Ontario (Canada)
4.22/5 rDev -0.7%
Sample glass from tasting with northyorksammy, grub, and biegaman. Thanks to grub for bringing this fantastic beer along.
Aroma is predominantly spicy hops, with some caramel or toffee and bready notes. Powerful alcohol presence in both the aroma and taste, but it's handled very well by the complexity of this beer. Reminds me a lot of a good whiskey, with roasted and toffee flavours dominating. Ear warming. Sweet, sherry-like aftertaste makes this a fantastic sipping beer.
I really want to try this one again in greater quantity and re-review, but definitely one of the highlights of the tasting.
09-13-2006 23:08:36 | More by crwills
4.38/5 rDev +3.1%
This one has aged so well! Aroma puts together the normal English Barleywine flavors--figs, raisons, syrup, sweet malt. Flavor is about the same--big sweet syrup, some light malt, some citrus hops, big fig and raison flavor... some spiciness as well. Good stuff here, '05 is drinking well, Oh god this is good... some creaminess, little or no head, some carbonation has been retained, I'd make a good session out of this.
11-30-2009 04:27:30 | More by LordAdmNelson
4.13/5 rDev -2.8%
Appearence: Pours a perfectly clear copper with a thin, creamy white head.
Smell: The smell is quite enjoyable. The malts are huge, and so is the alcohol, but a suprising amount of hop presence shines through, and balance the smell perfectly.
Taste and Mouthfeel: Instantly, wood flavors burst forth with massive amounts of malt sweetness. It finishes rather dry, with the hops playing a key role. This is possibly the most balanced Barleywine that has ever touched my lips, but not the best tasting, and it reminds of alot of a Double Bastard. The mouthfeel is chewy.
Drinkability and Overall: All the quality you'd expect from Stone and more. A crisp, clean, sippable Barleywine. It's not as good as the Double Bastard, but still worth trying. I put a few back to age, and I bet they'll do wonderfully.
02-05-2005 00:24:43 | More by santoslhalper
3.33/5 rDev -21.6%
A soft mattress of foam stands on a very pure mahogany color body. Quiet and silent. The smell I found a little less powerful than expected. The initial sweetness got more nutty and woody as the brew warmed. The taste was way more bitter than expected; martini was the closest thing to this brew. The finish was more like sucking on a tree, with light hints of liquorice. I also got a round malty feeling at this point, making circles in my mouth.
The mouthfeel, although extremely smooth, was a bit weak in my opinion, lacking some more robustness and consistency. Drinkability is kind of low. I'm not entirely convinced by this Stone interpretation of the style. Maybe it needs to age a little bit. Will put one in the cellar for in a few years.
02-19-2005 21:36:51 | More by tjd25
3.7/5 rDev -12.9%
Appearance: Poured from a 22 oz bomber into a large crystal sniffer. The beer is a clear and bright red with a fluffy tan head.
Smell: Caramel, brown sugar, bready. There is a fruit aroma that I spent a while trying to discern. I settled on calling it an apple cider-like aroma. I don't really like that descriptor, but it's the best I could come up with. Nonetheless, there is a subtle and nice fruit aroma in the beer.
Taste: Big alcohol flavor seems to be the base flavor that carries all others. It is bready with some caramel, raisins, and a sweet and dry ending. Along with the alcohol the sweetness seems to follow the entire flavor. This beer tastes a bit too young. It has a light hop bitterness in the middle of the flavor but it is quite different from OG of the past, particularly 2002 (my favorite year).
Mouthfeel: This beer is soft but still pungent and forceful on the palate. It's a bit punchy since the flavors have yet to mellow out.
Drinkability: I think this beer is too young. I will probably buy another bottle and lay it down for 8 months or so to see how it improves. This definately ain't no wussy beer, but it's not great...yet.
03-12-2005 22:03:59 | More by BrewMaster
4.33/5 rDev +1.9%
Probably one of the most drinkable barley wines Ive ever had, but than again it might have mellowed out a bit having aged in my cellar for 11+ months. Heavy fruit aroma with a strong hint of alcohol. Fruit (mainly sweet raisin), caramel, a distinct alcohol bite, and a very crisp citrus hop bitterness. A somewhat syrupy mouthfeel with moderate carbonation.
Excellent, man I wish I bought a few more of these. Ive had quite a few barely wines this season but this one the best. When the hell is the 2006 coming out?! Highly Recommended.
01-29-2006 06:53:29 | More by arguemaniac
3.65/5 rDev -14.1%
Winter 2005 edition. Sampled very young in April 2005.
Pours from the bottle a translucent reddish-copper. Minimal head and lacing, as expected for this style. Smells sweet and sherry-like with an undercurrent of bitter hops. Very sweet, almost cloying, in flavor initially. Develops a tree-bark like leafy hop bitterness in the middle before returning with lots of sugary alcohol warming. Finishes astringently dry with assertive piney hops. Sticky and syrupy in body with light carbonation.
An nice barley wine, if a bit over the top in piney hops and alcohol strength. Worth trying again after it's mellowed for a year or so. I generally prefer the Stone Double-Bastard.
05-01-2005 06:10:51 | More by dgallina
New York
4.4/5 rDev +3.5%
Very pretty beer- a deep, rich amber color with a large frothy white head and delicate lacing around the glass. Drink me, it cries. Smells very rich- chocolatey, some coffee, some sweetness, dark fruits, malty, with a lightly roasted tinge at the end.
Tastes delicious- sweet. Red wine flavors going on, along with more coffee, followed by some pine, bitterness, and big bready maltyness. Delicious, I say. Mouthfeel is medium-bodied, and super smooth and creamy with just the right amount of bubbles.
Dangerously drinkable, very sneaky 11%- another lovely job well done by Stone.
11-20-2005 22:04:04 | More by scooter231
3.7/5 rDev -12.9%
Chestnut brown with just a wisp of foam around the circumference of my English Style pint glass. Very little nose to be found, with traces of oak and malt just peeking through.
Entry provides a tingle of carbonation around the base of the tongue and an instantaneous high-profile warming of alcohol to the throat. Taste is as complex as it is unique, with multi-faceted malt variations providing layers of licorice, candy sugar, and the dominating presence of oak fading with a brandy-like finish.
The '05 edition is still a wee bit green, but should age well as long as the malts are not overtaken by the woody oak.
02-09-2005 17:05:49 | More by IceAce
4.28/5 rDev +0.7%
Brown 22 ounce bottle.
Bronze hued elixer. Glowing chestnut, topped by a thin but sturdy off white head.
Wow! Intense bouquet of fruit aromas. Apples, strawberries, & melons. Slight whiffs of alcohol.
Sweet caramel laden malt. Somewhat fruity with an off dry finish, that is full of citrusy hop flavours. Distinct notes of plum open up as it warms. Full bodied, easy carbonation. Looking forward to cellaring some more of this tasty treat.
03-09-2005 18:18:39 | More by xgrigorix
4.03/5 rDev -5.2%
22 oz. bomber picked up at Brooklyn Beer and Soda.
Poured very lightly with minimal head. Plenty of bubbles floating up to the surface to create an soda like effect. The body was a deep but completely clear copper color.
The nose was light on the olfactory. The flavors were well rounded and melded into eachother rather than jumping out at you. There were some candy, caramel slight apple, hints of alcohol in every other whiff or so or with a healthy twist of the wrist. Slightly medicinal end with a smidge of piney hops.
The taste was very forgiving for the enormous alcohol content and the aging. Plenty of robust alcohol melting into waves of pine hops, vanilla and perhaps a hint of bourbon in the finish. Aftertaste was a combination of raw hops that did a number on the back of my tongue and a healthy warming alcohol that went to my nose and stoked the embers in my throat.
Mouthfeel was pretty typical for a barley-wine. Slightly raw and battering with not too much carbonation but a little roughness around the edges.
Very good beer and one to sip on a chill evening such as this. Cheers!
02-10-2006 04:25:14 | More by GreatPondBrewer
5/5 rDev +17.6%
11-18-2011 05:18:33 | More by jerz
4.4/5 rDev +3.5%
Another excelent brew in their Old Guardian line. The beer looked great with a amber color that was simmilar to their Pale Ale. A nice white head puffed up as well and was quite sticky. The smell was very friuty with pinapple notes and lots of sweetness. As soon as this beer hit my mouth the flavor exploded. First with a kick of hop bitterness and then with a wonderfull syrupy sweetness that was smoothe and not cloying at all. The finnish was sweet and slightly dry. I thought the 11.26% abv was blended quite nicely and did not stand out too much like some other reviews have stated. Then again, maybe I'm just getting too used to these high abv beers! Either way, this one is worth trying for sure, and get a couple more to age as well.
06-03-2005 07:16:32 | More by Dmann
4.43/5 rDev +4.2%
Popped a bottle of the "05" after being cellared about a year.
Pours a hazy dark copper, a little off-white head that disappears as soon as you pour. Minimal lacing.
Complex aroma, a fruitiness of citrus fruit and cherries and currants mixed with a big caramel and herbal smell.
Light taste at first with a thick syrupy texture, strong metallic caramel flavor moves in and finishes with a pine tar, grassy bitter hoppiness. This beer's full flavor really comes out almost bourbon-like as it warms, the malty sweetness really comes out. The ABV warms me up.
Good beer, very strong, a sipper.
02-05-2006 03:50:36 | More by SteveO1231
4.25/5 rDev 0%
I don't want to get personal, so I won't mention any names - but to the beeradvocate.com member who rated this beer badly because someone said it "tasted like cough syrup" - I just have a question - "What brand? I will switch immediately to that brand of cough syrup!" I WISH cough syrup tasted like Old Guardian! This is great beer. I reviewed it last year, and my opinion is even higher this year. To my friend Marty Saylor at Stone - you guys rock!
Everyone else has described the beer beautifully - color, taste, etc. So let me just add - decide for yourself - if you like Arrogant Bastard, you are worthy to taste Old Guardian and you will like it. Period.
03-09-2005 21:21:54 | More by palliko
4.88/5 rDev +14.8%
My goodness. I've had their Barleywine for the last few years and have no posted reviews or notes! What was I, drunk?...or Stoned?
Sorry about the pun.
Here we go. Found at Bevmo in Walnut Creek on 1/24. 7 days before the official release date?
Pours a nice copper color with a small, large bubbled head. You can tell this is a thick mutha by the way the few carbonation bubbles slowly struggle to the top.
Mouth watering smells. Big sweet malt, caramel, orange citrus fruits. On the hop side, its fresh, clean and resinous.The alcohol is certainly present but works well in the whole. Almost a brandy presence to it.
Taste is big and rich. Tangy, citrusy and bittersweet flavors. The malt seems a little sweeter and it picks up a toffee flavor with a hint of nut, vanilla and a wisp of smoke. Had some nuances like it could have been aged in bourbon barrels including that rare coconut like taste. The hops charge in to balance this bad boy and do an exceptional job. Citrusy and resinous. Great melding of huge flavors and alcohol. This is certainly drinkable now but I think would improve with a year of aging to mellow the alcohol a bit more.
Rich, yet surprisingly light bodied all things considered. Full, viscous and slightly oily mouthfeel.
Outstanding drinkability for such a huge beer. Another top notch beer from Stone! Get some, drink some, age some.
01-26-2005 02:15:17 | More by rkhaze
4.38/5 rDev +3.1%
On Tap @ O'Brien's. 2005 vintage. Consumed summer 2006. The aroma was very light. The flavors are similar to the '04 but a bit brighter. There was malt, molasses, a hint of toffee and a full dark fruitiness flavor. Wow, good stuff. I love when beer bars hold back or can get vintage kegs. YES.
11-17-2008 02:56:55 | More by BigMcLargeHuge
4.28/5 rDev +0.7%
I thought one bottle was all I would ever find. When I found two more tonight, I decided to celebrate by drinking the first one. This beer looks kind of like that tree sap that they found those mosquitos in during that movie Jurassic Park. That is it pours a lovely, deep amber color. It has a small beige head that maintains itself at a slight level. The nose is of juicy grapefruits, piney hops, and alcohol.
The taste is quite unlike what I had expected. It is hoppy in a juicy sweet IIPA way, not in a crushingly bitter way. This is great for being so young. The malt is already well developed, but the hops are what standout. Dark fruits are followed by grapefruit hops. The mouthfeel is thick and coating. I hope I still taste this next week. Drinkability is good, but one bomber is enough for tonight. I hope the other two age well.
07-12-2005 04:36:06 | More by Sephiroth
3.48/5 rDev -18.1%
This pouerd nice copper color with a little tan head. It didnt stick around long, and didn't lace. The aromas are of a bananaish caramel. Also it reminds me if General mills made a peanut butter version of it's grape nuts cereal. It also has hops of a sort of citusly nature. They are not strong at all, they are hidden by thre malt mask.
The taste starts off with The hops that are apparant right up front and quickly surround the caramel malts with a high bitterness. There is a background of smoke and some paper in there.
The mouthfeel is kinda sharp and bitey due to the hops. It might also be because this is cold. There is a follow up of high alcohol. It leaves the mouth dry, but after a second it gets real gummy.
Overall Drinkability of this barley wine is middle of the road. It just doesn't seem balanced to me. Then again I havent drank a lot of barleywines.
09-09-2005 01:13:06 | More by quasimoto
New York
3.08/5 rDev -27.5%
It's rare that I write a review of a beer I didnt enjoy, and even rarer I dislike a beer from Stone, but this years Old Guardian resulted in both. On tap at Mahars in Albany, I tried OG after an Old Engine Oil and before a Bigfoot 2005, which I enjoyed far more.
The color was a deep, murky amber with a thin whisp of tawny head. Carbonation, if any, was not visable thru the protien haze.
Aroma was Hot with higher alcohols and a snootfull of gooey, malty stewed fruit. Spicey hop notes are in the mix but overshadowed by the massive caramel malt blast. The intense nose made me dive in, fully expecting the same intensity in flavor.
Flavor is certainly intense, but WAY over the top. If there is balance here, it was lost on me due to the huge alcohol presence from first sip to the long slow burn after swallowing. Very tasty, thick, fruity malt flavors coat the mouth as super strong boil hops just pummel the palate with bitterness that was too strong to be pleasent for me- and I Love hoppy beers- and west coast Barley wines in particular. I havent tried a bottle yet, and maybe they are a bit mellower, but the keg beer was too "over done" for my liking. Why do these brewers release these beers before they are ready? This, to me, is just way too raw and green.
Mouth feel was slick and heavy, full bodied and rockingly alcoholic. I am more impressed with strong beers that manage to hide the alcohol till the finish. Alcohol is most certainly there at the finish in this one and loong aftewards.
This is a good ( bad?) example of US brewers pushing the envelope too far. Its relatively easy to keep throwing stuff in the brew kettle and comming up with a massive beer. Its not so easy to make a fine, warming, balanced BW that doesnt wreck both palate and brain cells. I hope my OG 2005 bottle ages into something better. I may have to save it for 5+ years tho.
05-13-2005 17:01:19 | More by Shiredave
4.15/5 rDev -2.4%
Pours a root beer color with a copper hue. No head and the carbonation is mild.
Has a roasted caramel malt aroma with a herbal, resin, and orange hops smell.
Moderately sweet and a heavy bitter flavor also the taste resembles the smell.
Medium to full body, almost oily and syrupy texture, flat carbonation, with a light metallic finish.
The drinkability is good for this style.
05-07-2005 09:39:48 | More by Troyone
4.75/5 rDev +11.8%
Honey-orange, hazy- wht a one-finger off white head, combination of loose and tight bubbles. Head disapates at medium pace, eventually disapppearing altogether.
On the nose, we have storng malt with tones of fresh orange and banana, with a bit of spice, and a permeating licorice-like alcohol.
The flavour has a strong spice right up front, followed by a very woody maltiness, which is punched out by a quick hit of black licorice right at the end. There's nothing inhere that screams hop, but that's OK... This one's very nice..
There's a tight carbonation throughout, over a medium liquid. Very pleasant.
I don't find most high gravity beers this drinkable. The alcohol is not so noticeable that it drives you away. It senaks up on you the next morning after you've crawled to Cleveland. I could down this oen all night, and get into a LOT of trouble.
Be well
10-07-2005 03:01:20 | More by UncleFlip
4.1/5 rDev -3.5%
The ale poured a brown amber color with a small white head. Complex malt aroma, taste was delicious sweet malt with minimal hops to balance. Very warming and a great sipping barley wine. A little too sweet for my taste. The price was a bit much ($6.95/bomber) but heck it was my birthday.
03-03-2005 14:43:39 | More by John1985
3.55/5 rDev -16.5%
appearance: beatiful copper color...head vanishes within seconds
smell: maltly with some alcohol ...not much hops
taste: much blander than i thought it would be....it's Stone so i expected alot of hops but are very little in the taste....the aftertaste is bitter though...Tastes like a very smooth burbon almost....(sips). yeah it certainly does....
drinkablitly is very low... about the same as scotch...it took me a good 3 hours to finish a 22 when i was in a chill out mood...
a decent tasting beer but i've had many better barley wines...least best offering i've had from stone
02-19-2005 04:40:24 | More by pjwilson
4.55/5 rDev +7.1%
Orange-ruby glass. I didn't expect such a gentle nose, not that it's weak; I get blossoms of fruit and geraniums, fruit concentrates, fruit liquer. Mouthfeel strikes first - like drinking fresh strawberry kefir; it's bubbly, fermented milk.
This is what high alcohol beer is supposed to taste like. The alcohol is part of the palate. It boosts the sharpness of the refined hop character which smoothly rides the creamy grain moguls like Jeremy Bloom winning 6 straight world cup events.
03-05-2005 23:38:39 | More by gbontrag
Stone Old Guardian Barley Wine Style Ale 2005 from Stone Brewing Co.
94 out of 100 based on 119 ratings.


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Monday, 25 August 2014
Waldorf kindergarten
My son bounds down the path to his beautiful Waldorf kindergarten. Racing me to the gate - he simply cannot wait to get there! He is going through a competitive stage where winning is the focus and often it is about racing, so I often hear 'I won! I got here first!'
And thankfully the day starts outside. In the beautiful kindergarten grounds with abundant flowers and trees. Often he has ran off to play before I even have a chance to say goodbye ~ I will see him starting to build a cubby with large sticks, create a dam or climb a tree.
But it makes me smile, as I take my daughter's hand and we wave in his direction as we go.
Starting the day outside helps my boy expend some energy and allows the children to engage with nature and each other. I love the Waldorf mantra of no bad weather just bad clothing. So I pack two extra changes of clothes, including waterproof pants for my lad, and often they are used!
His teacher tells me of his daily exploits during our parent teacher meeting. She tells me he is enjoying climbing the trees, testing his limits and engaging with risk. Such important things for children to do!
I am also told that he is learning the limits of rough house play and that sometimes when you play roughly you will get hurt. When this happens the children are encouraged to help comfort each other.
I hear he is becoming something of a leader in his class ~ words that cannot help but make me smile.
And when it comes time to venture inside, he helps make the morning tea {his favourite is millet bake, or is it apple crumble or rice pudding!}. After indoor play he helps pack away to a song about gnomes tidying up ~ don't you love the whimsy *grin*
His handwork is coming along {he tells me he is up to French knitting and excitedly that octopus is next! I think that might be weaving of some sort?} and he creates beautiful puppet shows for telling his classmates stories.
He tells me he likes Fridays the best. On Fridays they get to 'read' books to themselves at rest time and have extra outdoor play. And I think ~ well that sounds pretty good to me.
Happy days,
Monday, 18 August 2014
How to make a rainbow peg doll
Sometimes I need to remind myself to keep it simple when it comes to crafts. I get all excited thinking about little hats, clothes, wings, not to mention adding in some paint here and there. Keeping it simple can be so very lovely though. And sometimes simple means finding the time to craft amid everything else.
To make a simple rainbow peg doll I used:
- a peg doll base
- watercolour paint
- felt
- thread
- glue
- scissors
We chose some felt for our wings and I cut out a simple wing shape.
I sewed some thread along the middle of the wings, then wrapped it around the neck of the peg doll twice. Stitching into the felt each time I went around. We added a little glue to hold the wings against the back of the peg dolls.
Finished and ready for play!
Warmly, Kelly
Monday, 11 August 2014
A Waldorf play kitchen
Our new home has the most perfect little nook for our Waldorf play kitchen. With a lovely big window that the morning sun floods through. It's between our kitchen and family room... at one end of our dining room. So right in the center of activity!
It brings together some lovely Waldorf-y elements we have been gathering over the last few years... A little child sized kitchen hutch with egg cups, milk bottles and bakeware. A sweet little table that my mum gave us when she moved away. And my favourite ~ a little olden style oven. I'd been coveting a beautiful Waldorf wooden one when my mother in law's heater broke. She offered it to us to convert into a play oven. And isn't it just right!
Then there are the little touches... a beautiful Waldorf alphabet from the Old Freedom Train (I've only recently put this up, despite having it for a couple of years, as my son is now very interested in letters). A colourful rug to bring the area together. And what play kitchen would be complete without a tea set. Chai tea and cake is served to me quite regularly!
Happy days, Kelly
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Here's an update on the aftermath of that rainstorm last week, the one that did so much damage to our neighbors in Port Henry and Moriah. We were comparatively lucky, coming out of it with bridges and major roadways intact. "All the roads are passable, but they may not be beautiful," was how acting Highway Superintendent Dennie Westover put it. They were able to keep everything open for the school buses so school went on without a hitch.
The sewer system is holding its own, too, though it's been running at maximum capacity. Route 22 was closed for a few hours Friday morning down by the boat launch, where record high lake levels still have the site closed. The worst road damage was on Taylor, Mountain Spring, McMahon, and Goff roads, where significant erosion had to be repaired. Decker Road and Merriam Forge Road each flooded several times and some repairs were needed on Merriam Forge. And the road down by the marina flooded, too, where the high lake level is going to make the beginning of this season a challenge. All we can do is wish them good luck, and dry weather.
Dennie, who's on the Fair Board as well, was also excited about the Classic Car Show/Music Festival/Motorcycle Rally coming up at the Fair Grounds May 13-15. It's been organized by the Fair Board and the proceeds will be split between the American Cancer Society and maintenance of the Fair Grounds. "If you like good music, cars, motorcycles, and great food, it's going to be the place to be that weekend," he told me.
It's only the first time this event has been held, but Dennie said they're already getting a lot of feedback on it from interested parties. If you'd like to get in on the action as a vendor, or for more information, call the Fair Board at 962-8650.
The Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring Career Day at the school on May 12, and from 5 to 7:30 p.m. the event will be open to the public. If you would like to represent your business, call 962-4750.
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During their junior year students take a course titled The Environmental Professional. In addition to preparing for internships and honing interpersonal skills essential to success in environmental fields, students in this course assess their strengths and areas for development in anticipation of their final year of undergraduate education. To prepare for this junior year assessment, all Environmental Studies majors should keep a portfolio of their academic work.
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To graduate with honors in the Environmental Studies major, students must have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.3 in all courses and have a GPA of at least 3.5 in the major. Candidates must successfully petition to the Environmental Studies Committee to be considered for honors. Petitions will be considered only from students who have completed 75 credits. Candidates must form a three-person honors committee to evaluate an honors research project. The committee should include two faculty members who teach in the Environmental Studies concentration in which the research takes place and one person from outside the department. Candidates must also do a substantive honors research project in the major, write up the project in an honors thesis, and defend the thesis in a public forum. Candidates must take 21 credits in the major at the upper level.
Block Courses
Environmental Studies periodically offers special interdisciplinary block courses, from six to fifteen credits that focus on complex environmental issues in the region and often involve overnight field trips. These have recently included The Northern Forest, The Lake Champlain Basin, The Hudson River, The Adirondacks, Renewing Civil Society, The Promise and Peril of Biotechnology, The Vermont Wilderness Debate, Soil Ecology, and Food, Agriculture, and Community Development in the Northeast.
Requirements for the BA in Environmental Studies
Environmental Studies Core:
|ENV 1002: Freshman Year Retreat
BIO 2025: Ecology
ECO 2023: Economics of the Environment
ENV 2011: Public Policy and the Environment
ENV 3093: The Environmental Professional
ENV 4070: Senior Seminar
ENV 4090: Internship in Environmental Studies
| Choose one of the following lab courses:
CHE 1021: General Chemistry I
ELA 1017: Introduction to Environmental Chemistry
GLG 1011: Introduction to Geology
Credits: 21
By fall of their junior year, students declare an area of primary concentration from available minors that requires at a minimum of 18 credits, 9 of which must be of upper-division coursework.
Credits: 18-28
|ELA Requirements:
See ELA section of this catalog for details
|Credits 36-37
|Total credits for BA in Environmental Studies:
BIO 2025: Ecology
ENV 2011: Public Policy and the Environment
ENG 3011: Environmental Writing Workshop OR
PHI 3045: Environmental Philosophy
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Environmental Studies Electives:
Any course with an ENV prefix that is at the 3-4000 level
|ENV 2011: Public Policy & the Environment*
|ENV 3011: Environmental Law
|Choose one of the following courses:
|PHI 3007: Topics in Social & Political Philosophy
|PHI 3045: Environmental Philosophy
|PHI 4011: Philosophy of Law
|Environmental Policy Electives
|Choose 9 credits; at least 6 of the 9 credits must be upper level:
|ENV 3XXX: Any 3000-level ENV course
|ENV/ELA 2023: Environmental Justice
|ENV/ELA 2045: International Negotiation & the Environment
|HIS 3023: America Since 1960
|BUS 3050: Legal & Ethical Environment of Business
|BUS 3060: Transformational Leadership
|NRM 4030: Environmental Conflict Management
|Total credits for a minor in Environmental Policy:
|*If ENV 2011 is requred for your major, then you must take an additional course from the policy elective list.


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Ex-Manchester police officer is out of jail after 72 days on felony hit-and-run sentence
A hearing was held Monday morning before Hillsborough County North Judge Gillian Abramson, who took Hathaway's objection under advisement.
Coco pleaded guilty to the March 2013 incident in which he struck two Bedford teens while driving a police undercover SUV and drove off.
"We think the public will be as disappointed in this as we are," said Nancy Drukker, mother of Dean Drukker. "This is very disappointing to many people."
Clearly frustrated with the ruling, Nancy Drukker said the development is "typical for a person in authority" and that some people like police officers are "seemingly given special treatment."
She said the original sentence of a year was fair and can take some comfort that Coco might still have one more judgment to deal with.
"There is a higher authority who will judge Coco in the end," she said. "The man is corrupt."
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I have truly enjoyed my experience in India. It is intriguing to see a country that can boast over 7% GDP growth each year (for the past decade) and that was able to stay so strong in the financial crisis. Consumer demand is king in India, noting that with 1.2 billion people approximately 1 out of 7 individuals in the world is Indian. While visiting Gujarat we were able to visit a variety of production companies and also the Chief Minister of the state. Today we are in New Delhi (the city/state capitol of India) and visited Parliament as well as the managing director of HDFC Bank.Read More
Maybe you have seen Slumdog Millionaire? Or Season 8 of "24"? Or possibly even Mission Impossible 4? If so, then you have seen Anil Kapoor in action; a Bollywood movie star in India and a rising star in Hollywood in the United States. Hearing Mr. Kapoor speak was a true honor. He is an extremely gracious man and was glad to have a candid sit-down conversation with our group. One of the things that interested me most was his description of Bollywood. While Bollywood movies are extremely popular in India, Mr.Read More
This year's Economic development-focused IE is, sadly, halfway through. We just completed our first full day in Vietnam after spending almost a week in Bangladesh and the difference in level of development is striking even at first glance.Our Bangladesh visits spanned the entire spectrum of key organizations in the development world - from luxury office buildings in Dhaka to factories in the export district and communities in remote rural villages.Read More
Although I am only halfway through my trip in Chile, I already find it hard to sum up how amazing this trip has been and what I've gained from my time here. The trip is divided into two parts mostly, Santiago and outside Santiago (Vina del Mar, Valparaiso). Similarly, my first post will concentrate on Santiago and the next one will touch on the experience outside Santiago. {C}The itinerary is top-notch and it has been amazing to meet, listen to and converse with the line-up of distinguished speakers including: Mr.Read More
Question: What does the phrase "pure joy" describe? (a) a musical comedy, (b) PE/VC deal simulations, (c) an Asia trip with fellow SOMers, or (d) all of the above.
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Things have truly moved at a breakneck pace this quarter and its time to once again look back on what has happened, while I sit in on a poetry reading at one of my favorite cafes, Koffee on Audubon. The start of the semester was really hectic while I grappled with recruiting, SOM Outreach and 6 classes. For now, I will be joining BCG for the summer and am really looking forward to it.Read More
I could not have asked for a better Valentine's Day. First, I woke up and realized that my significant other forgot about Valentine's Day! It made me happy to see that she is just like me, busy and productive, and does not get overly caught up in this holiday (not that it is bad, it is just not my thing). But more relevant for this post, I saw the integrated curriculum at Yale SOM at its best. In my operations class we studied the movie industry and two great professors, Arthur Swersey (operations professor) and Keith Chen (behavioral econ professor), taught the class together.Read More
If you like Football or math, this post is for you. As a follow up to Professor Kaplan and my weekly Mathletics NFL rankings, listed below are the final rankings of the 2011 season:League Avg: 22.26 Home Edge: 3.42
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This past Wednesday was the last Mathletics class of the semester. The last week consisted of class presentations and had topics ranging from marathon running to soccer.To follow up on my group's project which explored which regular season statistics were the best predictors of playoff success, we found that while regular season win percentage was a somewhat reliable predictor in the NBA and NFL, the best predictor of the MLB playoffs is luck. Listed below are the Week 14 Mathletics football rankings.Read More


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A coroner said a North Wales health authority should review cases of patients who have been treated for moles at a GP surgery in Colwyn Bay.
A coroner said a North Wales health authority should review cases of patients who have been treated for moles at a GP surgery in Colwyn Bay.
Next year, Colwyn Bay will see the opening of its radical multi-million pound watersports centre.
The owners of the HV Carrier, which ran aground on the north Wales coast last week, have said it is going to be demolished.
Christmas came early for zoo keepers at the Welsh Mountain Zoo in Colwyn Bay, with the arrival of two Cotton Top Tamarin monkey babies!
The festively named pair of Holly and Berry were born measuring just 5cm, but should triple in size when fully grown.
Native to a small corner of Colombia, Cotton Top Tamarins are classed as a critically endangered species.
Facing threats from deforestation, there are now as few as 6,000 left in the wild.
Members of Conwy Council have voted to demolish an historic pier which has dominated the seafront in Colwyn Bay since Victorian times
They say they can't afford to take the financial risks involved in restoring the massive and derelict structure as they already face having to make huge savings.
Ian Lang reports.
Councillor Ronnie Hughes from Conwy Council says that they can't afford to put that kind of money towards the pier and that other projects have to have priority.
Conwy councillors have voted to press ahead with plans to demolish Colwyn Bay Pier.
Councillors in Conwy will be discussing the future of Colwyn Bay's Victorian Pier this morning.
There are a number of options to be considered with demolition the most radical.
It's been estimated that it would cost up to £15 million pound to restore it.
The issue has been dogged by controversy with a simmering dispute over ownership between the council and the pier's former owner Steve Hunt.
This morning a small band of pier supporters gathered outside the council chamber calling for the pier to be saved.
A decision is due later today over the future of Colwyn Bay pier.
The pier was closed in 2008 and has stood empty since.
Many people are concerned the council will choose to demolish the landmark.
The pier was opened in 1901 and has hosted performances from the likes of Morecambe and Wise, Elvis Costello, Motorhead and Harry Secombe.
An historic pier which has dominated the sea front of a north Wales resort town could be demolished amid a row about its future.
The demolition of the Colwyn Bay pier is one of several options to be considered by councillors on Thursday.
Lorna Prichard reports.
Proposals for the next stage of work on transforming Colwyn Bay promenade go on display to the public today.
The plans for the Waterfront Project will be submitted to the borough council this week.
A grant of £5m from the Welsh Government has been earmarked for coastal defence works, the pier and the promenade. Work will also focus on improving the links between the prom and the town.
An information event for the public will be held today at Porth Eirias.
It has taken years of planning and millions of pounds in investment to rejuvenate Colwyn Bay as a seaside destination. This week they opened the latest atttraction at the North Wales town - a brand new water sports centre. Ian Lang has been to take a look.


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Ben Kramer-Miller • Sun, Aug. 17 • 8 Comments
- Great Western Minerals reported a 31% increase in sales for its Less Common Metals (LCM) unit: losses declined.
- The company released a robust feasibility study for its Steenkampskraal Project.
- While I didn't anticipate such strong figures from LCM, these figures show the strength in the company's downstream operation make the potential synergies with the upstream operation stronger.
- I remain convinced that this is a good speculative stock for rare earth element investors.


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Taking the role of programmer, designer, DJ, VJ, and composer on each of his projects, Manabe is able to realize scenarios that change our perception of how our bodies interact with technology. Whereas most electronic musicians control sound with their hands, Manabe uses the electrical impulses of his facial muscles. Most of us just walk in sneakers, but Manabe fitted various pairs of Nikes with sensors that trigger and manipulate sound. DJs have long dreamed of having a third arm to mix and scratch with, and Manabe has already traversed this possibility.
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- August 20, 2014 Reno City Council Highlights
The City of Reno plans to host a Public Safety Forum on Thursday, October 2 at 6:30 p.m. on the University of Nevada, Reno campus.
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- City Council Prelights for August 20, 2014
In our ongoing commitment to keep citizens informed, we've spotlighted a few key Agenda items for the August 20, 2014 Reno City Council Meeting starting at noon on the first floor of City Hall.
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As part of the City of Reno's ongoing citizen engagement program, City Council Members and staff will attend various community events throughout the month of August to meet with citizens.
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"Your team is amazing in their communication, attention to detail, and providing excellent customer service to Sabre's employees and their families for their packing, shipping, and storage needs. Moving to and from an assignment can be terribly stressful for all parties involved, but you and your team really go above and beyond the normal expectations to relieve that stress from the employees and their families."
I've been in corporate relocation for 20 years, and yet, I've never relocated. I've moved – across a few towns, and I've consulted customers over the phone for their domestic and international relocations and assignments, but I've never relocated myself.
If you have a Facebook profile and you've signed in anytime within the past two weeks, you've probably seen people dumping buckets of ice water over their heads. Then, they challenge 3-5 people to do it as well. But what's the reason?
There's no question that there is a lot of competition in the moving industry. According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), there are more than 5662 household goods moving companies registered in the United States. Therefore, David Arpin, President and CEO of Arpin Group, Inc. — the holding company for Arpin Van Lines, Arpin International Group, Arpin Renewable Energy, and Creative Storage Solutions — is proud to announce that its domestic division, Arpin Van Lines, was ranked as the leader in every attribute category in the Household goods and high value goods class as published today in the August 2014 issue of Logistics Management magazine (see below):
A close friend of mine recently tweeted, "It's August, in the mobility world, what do you do?" First, let me say that I cannot believe that it's August already. Before we know it, the cool air will set in and we'll be wishing for those hot summer nights to return. One thing that relocation professionals know, is that no matter how you're involved in the relocation process, you'll question your career decision EVERY SINGLE DAY from May through September.
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Kareena Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan have both made several appearances on the radar of link-ups thus far. While Kareena Kapoor has been associated with stars like Hrithik Roshan, Fardeen Khan, and Shahid Kapoor before Saif Ali Khan, the latter is nowhere behind his lady. Saif had been married to actress Amrita Singh for a long time, and had then dated Rosa Catalano, a Swiss model, before his relationship with Kareena Kapoor came to the fore. As Saif and Kareena are on the threshold of embracing marriage, here's a look at the ones who never made it to the altar.
Right before Subhash Ghai's 'Yaadein' hit the theatres, stories of the Hrithik Roshan – Kareena Kapoor affair began blooming on the grapevine. While that ended up attracting people to the movies in hordes, the speculations weren't exactly good news for the actors concerned. The supposed affair amassed an ample amount of publicity and that too, right before Hrithik's marriage with Suzanne. However, Kareena and Hrithik have been seen together in several films after the same.
Kareena and Shahid never really took the pains of giving their relationship the status of a 'clandestine' one. The two began seeing each other on the sets of 'Fida', and were together for a considerable period of time. Before long, the two became the most celebrated young couple of B-Town. Kareena and Shahid ended their three year long relationship during the filming of 'Jab We Met'.
During the outdoor shoots of Ken Ghosh's 'Fida', rumours involving Kareena Kapoor surfaced yet again. This time, the other end had the then-single Fardeen Khan. Rumour mills never got tired of churning out stories about how Kareena was in a secret affair with Fardeen, and people never stopped to rest until they had managed to lay their eyes on whatever news came their way. The two went on to star in 'Dev' after 'Fida'.
Saif Ali Khan married the much-older Amrita Singh in 1991. After thirteen years of marriage and two children named Ibrahim Ali Khan and Sara Ali Khan, Saif and Amrita called their marriage off. In 2004, the couple declared their marriage null and void, and their children now live with Singh.
After his divorce with Amrita Singh, Saif began dating Rosa Catalano, a Swiss model, when she came to India in 2005. The couple had had a turbulent relationship that swung from sweet romance to bitter quarrels and there have also been reports of Catalano being hospitalized after a fight. However, two years down the line from 2005, the couple ended their relationship.
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MOVIE REVIEW: 'Amazing Spider-Man' weaves a fresh web
New star, new attitude for beloved superhero
A 7-year-old Peter Parker, playing hide-and-seek, announces: "Ready or not, here I come."
Is the world ready for another Spider-Man? Here's hoping it is, because "The Amazing Spider-Man" is an emotionally rich and exceptionally well-acted and well-executed retelling of the comic-book hero.
Andrew Garfield, following in the high-flying footsteps of Tobey Maguire, makes Spidey his own. Fresh from his Broadway turn as Biff in the revival of "Death of a Salesman," he invests in the role with a tearful vulnerability, weighty sense of moral responsibility, burning desire for revenge and devilish sense of payback for a high-school bully.
As someone observes, Peter is a "man of many masks," and he is not the only one exploring dual identities and the peril of secrets. A wise woman cautions the teen: "Secrets have a cost. They're not free. Not now, not ever."
"The Amazing Spider-Man" takes the story back to its beginning, as little Peter's doting parents flee their house and some unspoken danger and hand the boy over to kindly Uncle Ben (Martin Sheen) and Aunt May (Sally Field). We later see a flash of a news story reporting that a plane crash claimed the lives of Peter's mother and father.
The action fast-forwards to the present, with Peter now a high school senior and budding photographer who is a frequent target of a bully and largely invisible to girls, including classmate Gwen Stacy (Emma Stone), although that is about to change.
Peter's discovery of his father's leather briefcase leads him to Dr. Curt Connors (Rhys Ifans), his dad's former partner and an expert in cross-species genetics working in Manhattan's 108-story OsCorp building. Connors, who is missing half of his right arm, is an authority on reptiles who wants to create a world without weakness.
During a tour of OsCorp, Peter slips into a locked lab and is showered with spiders, one of which later bites him on the neck.
Spider-Man is born and the seeds of mutant lizard-man are planted, along with Peter's growing closeness to Gwen.
His anger turns him into a costumed character some consider a vigilante, some an anarchist and some a hero. The New York Police Department is not pleased with the crime-fighting competition.
Spidey's biggest challenge will be trying to save the city from the sharp-clawed grasp of the Lizard, Connors' alter ego, who boasts superhuman/reptilian strength and a diabolical plan that could change the face of New York.
"The Amazing Spider-Man," directed by Marc Webb, who made his feature-film debut with the romance "(500) Days of Summer," is both familiar, foreign and the beneficiary of a decade's worth of visual-effects advances since Sam Raimi launched his film franchise. Even if you've seen all three of those movies, this will not seem like a repeat.
This Spidey is tall and lean, discovers his strength and the stickiness of his fingers and feet in amusing ways, and devises silvery ropes of webs with impressive tensile strength and versatile uses. As expected, he scampers across ceilings and up sides of buildings and swings among the shimmering skyscrapers, sometimes with help from grateful admirers and our 3-D glasses (worth it this time).
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It's official, everybody. The Cavs are now the Cleveland Browns.
THIS JUST IN: Cavs have fired head coach Mike Brown. He went 33-49 last season in his second tenure in Cleveland. pic.twitter.com/xRkEqlE1Zh— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) May 12, 2014
Well this sucks.— Coach Mike Brown (@CavsMikeBrown) May 12, 2014
David Griffin has been named General Manager of the #Cavs, Mike Brown has been released as Head Coach [RELEASE]: http://t.co/3qLGvIzv9P— Cleveland Cavaliers (@cavs) May 12, 2014
As all of you know, (Or at least should know) Mike Brown has been fired... again. Thus, we move on from one coach to the next with David Griffin being our new GM.
It was a good move keeping David Griffin as GM. The man knows basketball.— 007 (@SmoothSniper11) May 12, 2014
With David Griffin being the new GM, he plans to bring a different approach to how the Cavs should play basketball. He wants to have a more up-tempo, run and gun, fast paced team. This is to be expected because Griffin was with the Suns for seventeen years before coming to the Cavs. Do I want the Cavs to play his style of basketball? Absolutely. This team is made for playing up-tempo with all the young legs they have on the roster.
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Adrian Griffin: Griffin is currently with the Bulls assisting Tom Thibodeau. He's bound to know something about defense, and he was even Luol Deng's high school coach.
Vinny Del Negro: Del Negro is also an option. He had success while he was the Clippers' coach. Even though you can say Chris Paul and Blake Griffin were the main reasons why, he still did a good job coaching them to the playoffs, something that not just the Cavs, but the city itself desperately needs.
Kevin Ollie: Because, duh? As UConn's coach in his second season, he already has a national championship. Not to mention he played for the Cavs, as well. The only thing that worries me is we might have to overpay just a bit to make him come to the Cavs.
Lionel Hollins: While I don't see the Cavs going after Hollins, he could be a very good coach for this group of young guys. He's a disciplinarian type of coach, and trust me, he will discipline the Cavs if he does get the job. Wouldn't mind this hire at all.
Steve Kerr: With all due respect to Steve Kerr, what has made him one of the top coaches that you can get when he hasn't even coached a single NBA game yet? Now, don't get me wrong, if he has that triangle offense mastered then we could be talking about a top 5 coach in the league. Still, he remains a risk. NOTE: Hired by the Golden State Warriors.
George Karl: This seems unlikely since Karl wants a front office job instead of a coaching job, but there's always a chance. Karl fits the type of coach David Griffin is talking about in every single way possible. He could instantly turn the Cavs around with his system.
Stan Van Gundy: Another coach that seems unlikely to come here, but I also wouldn't mind this move. He had great success during his time in Orlando, and even took them to the finals once. (The year that the Cavs should have made the finals...) NOTE: Just got hired by the Pistons.
Mike D'Antoni: Call me crazy, but besides Karl, I think D'Antoni would be the best fit for the Cavs. He's pretty much the opposite of Mike Brown, all offense but no defense. While he has had some tough times as a coach, when his system works, it really works. Don't forget he turned Steve Nash into a 2X MVP while being under D'Antoni. Oh, forgot to mention that the MVP's Nash won were back to back, too. If D'Antoni can turn Kyrie into Steve Nash and make him win the MVP, then more power to him.
Mark Jackson: Mark Jackson, probably the biggest fish you can catch right now, is available. Where to start with this...Well, let me just get this out of the way now. Even though I agree that Jackson is a terrific coach, it seems like we would be hiring Mike Brown all over again. Jackson is mainly all about defense and Iso ball. Now, does that sound familiar to you? Would we just be hiring the same coach that we just fired if we did bring in Mark Jackson? No, absolutely not. Let me tell you why. The major difference here is Mark Jackson is a terrific motivator and a great communicator which makes him a players coach. Players can relate to Jackson and because of that, they love him. Mike Brown isn't the greatest communicator in the world if you know what I mean, so there's that.


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by forumcrew October 3, 2012
So "The Round Mound of Rebound" says that the Raptors have no chance of finishing any better than last place in our division. Agree or disagree? Shouldn't he just worry about his campaign for Governor of Alabama in 2014 instead of making predictions?
Those are bold, bold words. What do you guys think? Is there enough gas in the tank for these young fellas to get the Raps to the post season again?
Since his contract is coming due and there is some discussion about keeping him. What are players similar to him getting? Do we overpay in the hopes of him reaching his potential? Do we do something short term? Do we test his RFA status? Come and discuss.
by Zarar Siddiqi October 3, 2012
Today was "defensive day".
Which of the two Brazilians will have the better year?
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i think about this topic alot... a few other effective/efficient ways to create a more soccer-like atmosphere in the arena:
-Use the jumbotron: all euro soccer fan groups have a leader to shout out instructions/songs etc.. the jumbotron could be used in the same way at the acc - for example: if a player gets hot his name can flash up on the screen (kind of like they have now with "D-Fence!"), "everybody jump" to get everyone in the arena to jump (looks great), flash up longer chants than just few syllables - some euro supporter group chants are full songs
-Eliminate the music: please please please stop with the music during play... it adds absolutely nothing and creates a Disney-like mood which is an atmosphere killer... possibly just leave the drum to serve as rhythm for chants
-Eliminate the circus surrounding the game: mascots, cheerleaders, stupid games during time outs... this is absolutely unnecessary... you are watching the best basketball players in the world, appreciate it! there is no need for anything else there to entertain you... focus on the basketball game
-More flags, especially like the big "We The North" one we had in the playoffs... should have those large flags for every big game and with different things drawn/written on them (not just "We The North")
-Banners - encourage fans to bring banners and hang them from the upper bowl terrace... it would look amazing if the entire upper bowl was covered in flags/banners... the banners can also indicate different parts of toronto/ontario that different fans come from
Just a few things off the top of my head, but i think these can be easily implemented and would significantly improve the atmosphere in the arena
For anyone that wants to see a good basketball atmosphere, youtube "partizan basketball fans" or "red star basketball fans"
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