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Beyond the beer: Bistro BE spotlights Belgian food
New Brickell restaurant delivers both traditional and modern Belgian dishes.
The who: Belgian restaurateurs Emmanuel Verschueren and Tim Michels have brought a taste of their native land to Brickell with Bistro BE. Executive chef Frederik Appelt runs the open kitchen.
The space: The former Box Park space adjacent to the shuttered Hoxton still retains its low-key charm with blonde wood tables, mod white chairs and a long marble bar. Communal tables near the open kitchen are great for larger parties.
The dishes: Traditional and modern takes on Belgian cooking. Prices skew toward the upscale, with starters ranging from $9 to $15 and mains from $15 to $29. The bar stocks 70 brews that are, you guessed it, all Belgian.
Bread spiked with Stella Artois starts off dinner service. Continue with baked wild mushrooms in a buttery garlic sauce or an endive salad drizzled with cherry-beer syrup. Even the mac and cheese gets a Belgian beer nod with Chimay Trappist cheese.
Mussel pots — there are seven to choose from — come in a base of beer or wine and are served with golden, Belgian-style frites. Traditional dishes include rabbit stew with prunes, served with potato croquettes, and sautéed duck with cherry-beer sauce.
For dessert, expect Belgian waffles topped with whipped cream, Belgian chocolate mousse, and Dutch pancakes with chocolate sauce and vanilla ice cream.
The Bottom Line: Buckets of moules and a hefty beer list make this stylish Belgian boîte a new Brickell standout.
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Drip irrigation or sprinkler system?
Hi. We built a house a little over 6 months ago and our now finally getting around to landscaping. To cut costs we are doing as much as we can ourselves.
We have an area under the front windows and along the front of our house that we will be planting some shrubs and flowers in. It faces the west/full sun and in our area that wall takes a beating with our 100 deg plus summers.
It already has a pvc pipe plumbed in to tie into the sprinkler system we plan on installing on the other side of the driveway. Would it be best to put in a drip irrigation system or sprinklers? It is a narrow 3 x 15 feet flower type bed.
Thanks in advance for your input.
Xoxosmom, I am not an expert, but I have been doing some research.
The decision of sprinkler Vs Drip is actually made on the basis of what type of plants are planned in the strip.
Veggies and like that need constant moisture do well with Drip. Large shrubs perhaps might benefit from sprinklers. Another consideration is, if your plants get completely drenched by sprinklers, it attracts slugs. If the plant planned has a trunk, then perhaps a sprinkler might be ok.
Also, since you are starting a new garden, how about planting some draught tolerant natives that need no water once established? Things like ground covers, native bushes/grasses etc.?
Just my 2c.
Well you should use micro not just drip.I just retrofitted a system yesterday because the over head water causes fungus on alot of plants not just roses.We capped all the shrubs and put in a drip line.On the larger areas we added misters.We call this point source irragation.Lets say you plant a rose then some mondo grass.The rose needs more water so you have a few options.Use a bigger bubler or adustable flow heads.You can add more water just the one plant at the same time as you water every thing else.Plus there are no water restrictions in florida for micro because your putting the water to the roots and not wasting it on mulch or what not


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The hotel makes me feel like I am really in Thailand - beautiful silk
everywhere and graceful Thai service. The pool is perfect for laps or
lounging and the spa is excellent. It is a perfect city hotel in
Bangkok. Food is great. - Anonymous
The hotel has a nice location. İt is newly refurbished. Has a wonderful pool. Service is very efficient. But the bedt thing about the hotel is Jorge. The General Manager. İ believe he is one of the best in the sector. He can literally spend hours and hours with all customers to make their stay in Bangkok pleasent. Take his advises. - Anonymous
Amazing hotel! Staff are more than happy to help with anything at all and make you feel very welcome. My stay here was fantastic. The room was fantastic, very well looked after and clean, amazing views - we even had fresh fruit served each day of our stay. The spa, pool and gym again all fab! Make sure you go up to Vertigo for dinner or a drink - absolutely amazing views of Bangkok and the food/drinks are so good! I have no complaints about anything at all for the hotel and couldn't recommend i - Anonymous
We were in this hotel many many times. I even any more don't know, how many times we were there.
Our last visit to this hotel took place in July, 2013. At first, we thought to change hotel to diversify our visit of Bangkok. But then decided that Chatrium for us like a home and decided to go again to Chatrium. And again we didn't regret. The hotel changed a little, became better! At once, I can tell that numbers remained same – repair there wasn't. But rooms very good! There it is always cozy, s - Anonymous
Staff very friendly and helpful. Good value for money for a family allowed early checkin. Restaurant offers very good food - both buffet breakfast and alacarte with quality Thia and western food. - Bruce
beautiful place close to busy area of bangkok. gym, pool and restaurent are fabulous. staff is very efficient . very easy check in and out. will check fraser again for my next holiday( next year in europe).
cheers alain - augustin
It was second time to stay for us. The staffs are friendly with great hospitality. The room is very comfortable and large. This condo seems our home in Bangkok. It's very convenient to buy anything from 7-11 store placed closely. You can take a taxi easily to ask to a staff. - Anonymous
- very spacious and nice room
we chose a two-bedroom apartment for my family and it was so worth it
- complete equipment for living there, ovens, washers and everything. feel convenient just like your home
- close to the BTS chong nonsi station
- nice neighborhood, restaurants and bars around that you can walk to. - Anonymous
The pool and hotel were simple, clean and accessible. We didn't eat
there since local food markets were within 5min. Bts Skytrain and pier
were also within a 5 min walk. Awesome location if you want to go to
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traffic ride on the river. Awesome place, LOCATION...also...cheap
massages around the corner. - Anonymous
We stayed in the deluxe room which is higher up with good city view. The room was nice and clean with free wifi. There was a large park nearby which had plenty of activities, especially in the morning. Right opposite the hotel is a very good Thai/Chinese resturant with local flavor. Quite good value for the money. - Anonymous
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GHW had a problem and picked Quail, MItt has a REAL challenge finding someone dumber!!
Oh! Wait! Sarah plain and stupid, or Bachmann!!
He should choose Christie! When they stand next to each other, they look like the number '10'.
If they switch places, they'll be .01, which is the 1% they represent.
You are an amazing thinker! Just visualizing that gave me the laugh of the evening. Thanks!
Mitt and Ima are two of a kind.
There is no "Gaffer" better than Joe Biden! The real face of the Democratic party!
Palin was a bombshell and she brought down McCain. If (IF!) they are capable of learning something they will use an anti-bombshell. Someone obvious, like Rubio. But even he as more charisma and guts than Mitt (Rubio even went mano-e-mano with Jon Stewart recently). They are really in a fix with this candidate, and if Ron Paul retroactively "wins" the Washington primary (i.e. gets the delegates) there will be a floor-fight during the convention. Popcorn, please…
….the only problem with this cartoon, is that there ARE no people like that in the GOP
I want to know who the 'too principled' one is. Maybe Rick Santorum?
You've watched Biden, right?
^Did you ever watch Sarah, Bachmann, Dan Quail ( or his son), Perry, Cain, or MITT??? The GOP has a new "measurement" for candidates, the GPI, Gaffes Per Interview.
Yes, Joe can come up with a few, that the press preys on, not like all the ones Robme and any potential Repubtards, get covered up.
^HE was the "bird in the Bush".
"…no, sorry folks, Trump will not be Mitt's Running Mate."
No need to apologize for that, REALLY.
But it's not a dead animal on his head, just a comb-over, maybe reenforce with a few transplanted hairs…no need to think about where they were transplanted from.
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2010 McClean X "Simone" Paso Robles Zinfandel
Review Date: 03-23-2015
The Petite Sirah in this blend really makes a difference, even though it isn't the dominant partner, taking the Zinfandel well away from what you normally consider Paso Robles Zinfandel to be about. Black, tarry fruit, cocoa powder, and toasted coconut come out on the nose, leading into dusty, brooding, plummy fruit on the palate. Fine grained tannins make this easy to drink right now, and acidity keeps it lively.
Price: $19.99
2012 Philippe Tessier "Les Sables" Cour Cheverny
Review Date: 03-23-2015
The fruit for this bottling comes from 60 year old vines, versus a vine age of 30 years for the standard Cour-Cheverny. Not too different than its younger sibling, the 2012 "Les Sables" simply offers more of everything: there's resin, lemon juice, hazelnut, beeswax, and dried citrus peel and ginger, on this medium bodied white wine, along with bracing acidity. Anyone lamenting the scarcity of stellar white Burgundy at bargain prices could do worse than to give this wine a whirl!
Price: $23.99
2012 Textbook "Mise en Place" Oakville Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 03-11-2015
The 2012 "Mise en Place" greets you on the nose with charcoal, roasted cassis, huckleberry, and birch notes. Nicely focused, but ample and sweet, dusty plum and cassis flavors rub elbows here with Dutch cocoa, caraway, cumin, wintergreen, and a toasted coconut-caramel oak component. Despite the slightly indulgent nature of certain dimensions here, in the end, the wine finishes in a commendably dry fashion. While the tannins are tooth-coating yet, the evidence is all here that this will knit together nicely in a few years, and live for a good many more.
Price: $64.99
2013 Cave de Saumur Saumur Blanc
Review Date: 03-11-2015
The Cave de Saumur blanc is a great everyday white. Fresh, ripe Anjou pear meets stone fruit on the nose, with both catching a bit of lift, courtesy of a light floral dimension. The palate is a little tauter than the nose might suggest; though starting off with good weight and breadth, the wine narrows inexorably towards a wet stone dimension, while, simultaneously, the wine's significant acidic verve also makes its presence felt.
Price: $9.99
2005 Bodegas Casa Juan Señor de Lesmos Reserva Rioja
Review Date: 02-25-2015
Roasted herb, leather, and iron meet up with salty, balsamic, caraway notions, and light shadings of toasted coconut, on the nose. Somewhat fresher than the nose might lead you to believe, the dusty fruit on the palate is still well seasoned with spice and anise. The tannins are fairly gentle, though sufficient to imagine a future for this wine: whether you hold it will be down to how patient you are! The acidity, while there, never makes its presence obvious. Great Riserva for a great price!
Price: $19.99
2012 Tongue In Groove "Clayvin Vineyard" Pinot Noir Marlborough
Review Date: 02-25-2015
Maybe I need to taste more Kiwi Pinot Noir; I never would have pegged this as an antipodean wine! There's a richness, ripeness, and density to this that I'd probably have pegged as Oregonian if I'd been blinded on it. Smoky, dark fruit, parched earth, and woodsy vanilla on the nose leads into a pure, plump medium bodied wine with elegant, silky tannins, and a cocoa-powder dusted finish of good length. There is more power than simple opulence here, so while it is far from being "wound up" or in-accessible now, it would be very interesting to revisit this five to eight years down the road to see how it evolves when it has had a chance to relax. Home run!
Price: $29.99
Marietta "Old Vine Red-Lot #62" Red Blend
Review Date: 02-25-2015
Bright cherry-berry fruit, with warm baking spice accents framing it, lead into a medium bodied, juicy mouthful of wine. There is only the faintest whiff of tannin here; the wine derives its freshness and structure courtesy of its vibrant acidity. There aren't many domestic wines that stand up to the best of the competition at this price point from Spain, say, but this is one that really does, and boasts an unmistakably Californian character besides. This slides easily into the roster of top, everyday-red deals!
Price: $11.99
2013 Santo Assyrtiko Santorini
Review Date: 02-20-2015
You don't necessarily need to cleave to cool climate wine regions in order to find a nice core of minerality in your white wine. This Assyrtiko, from the island of Santorini, situated out alone in the bright blue of the Mediterranean about equidistant to Turkey, Crete, and the Greek mainland, handily proves the point. The palate shows richness and breadth, with some ripe, sweet flavors, before tightening up on the finish as the wet stone character re-asserts itself. If you want a slight detour from your usual Muscadet or Chablis, say, this would be well worth exploring in similar contexts food-wise.
Price: $14.99
2012 Von Strasser "Rudy" Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 02-16-2015
One of the best deals going in domestic Cabernet Sauvignon! First and foremost, Von Strasser's Rudy is balanced. The acidity and tannins are poised just right to set off the dark fruit flavors accented with pencil shavings and mint. The cherry on top is that it comes in at an eminently fair price, too!
Price: $19.99
2012 Château de la Charrière Bourgogne Rouge Domaine Yves Girardin
Review Date: 02-09-2015
This is everything you'd hope for in a Bourgogne rouge: dusty, earthy, dark cherry fruit enlivened by a touch of blood orange on the nose, leading to low-key, natural fruit and spice notes on the palate, with good flesh, gentle tannins, decent length on the finish, and for a low price to boot! Stock up while you can!
Price: $16.99
2012 Georg Albrecht Schneider "vom Rotliegenden" Niersteiner Hipping Riesling Spätlese Trocken (dry)
Review Date: 01-14-2015
The nose on the Schneider Red Slate offers spice, sweet pea blossom, honey, golden apple, and just the faintest whiff of mineral and petrol way in the background. On the palate it is graceful and elegant, sporting a lush mouth-feel and weight, without any heaviness. The flavors keep to the floral, delicate side, and it wears its mineral component lightly. While dry, it finishes more plush and supple than brisk or austere. All in all, this is a complex and charming white wine that's yours for a pittance!
Price: $12.99
2013 Guy Saget "Marie de Beauregard" Vouvray
Review Date: 11-07-2014
The Marie de Beauregard displays a clean mineral streak, wed to deep aromas of apple, pear, quince, and spice. While the palate begins with a dense texture and broad flavor, on the finish it is a chameleon, turning firm, taut, and bracing, with a slight mineral rasp: this is a lot of Vouvray for the price!
Price: $15.99
2012 Textbook Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 11-02-2014
Looking for a well made California Cabernet Sauvignon to enjoy right now? Here's one that needs no more time than it takes to buy a bottle, carry it home, and pull the cork. While round and open, it also shows exquisite balance, and boasts an attractive nose of plum, charcoal, and bitter chocolate, accented by a subtle hint of mint. Modest tannins lead to a dry, focused finish which dovetails down to a slight recurrence of the bitter chocolate note.
Price: $19.99
2013 Rutherford Ranch Napa Valley Chardonnay
Review Date: 10-20-2014
Round and juicy, this Chardonnay is driven by clean, tropical flavors of sweet citrus and pineapple. Its easy-going style, with a price to match, should make it a hit with those looking for an everyday white that has a little more richness than a Sauvignon Blanc, say, but avoids the oak-and-butter side of the Chardonnay spectrum.
Price: $12.99
2012 Joseph Jewell Russian River Valley Pinot Noir
Review Date: 09-15-2014
From out of a lineup of domestic Pinot Noirs recently, this one really stole the show for me. Funny thing is, it isn't a show stopper: it is commendable for the restraint it displays. The fruit is very pure and natural, dialing back the ripeness quotient you often contend with in California Pinot Noirs, the flavors have intensity without heaviness, and the body is trim, taut, and focused; in other words, it shows all the gracefulness you might hope for in a Pinot, but which is often sadly lacking for one reason or another.
Price: $29.99
2012 Züm Mosel Riesling
Review Date: 09-12-2014
The Zum qba has flavors of lemon, and lime, mineral, and sweet golden apple. Sweet-tart, this has a round mid-palate followed by bracing acidity. All in all, this is a tasty, low-alcohol, balanced bottle of Riesling; and at a price where you can twist the cap off with abandon.
Price: $9.99
2013 Eric Cottat Sancerre
Review Date: 09-03-2014
Crunchy, not sweet, notes of melon meet up with tarragon, and gravel, in the 2013 Cottat. There is a nice sunny depth to the fruit on the palate, which is not as coolly green as some Sancerres, having more an accent of fresh herb, and with loads of energy underneath it all. Dusty gravel pops up again in the finish, just the way you want it to.
Price: $18.99
2013 Michel Delhommeau "Symbiose" Muscadet Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie
Review Date: 09-03-2014
Broader and deeper than its sibling, the Symbiose is full, round, and juicy, but not at all heavy. The flavors of wet, creek-side cobbles, lemon, and a hint of tomato leaf here have a pleasing transparency, thanks to a mouthwatering level of cleansing acidity. I imagine this will even improve given a little time to settle into itself.
Price: $14.99
2011 Gessinger Zeltinger Schlossberg Riesling Kabinet
Review Date: 09-01-2014
Spicy, and stony, with incipient petrol, the fruit is far more reluctant here than in many Mosel Rieslings. The palate is fairly dry, too, but texturally it is quite rich. Those looking for something other than orchard fruit extravagance have come to the right place!
Price: $16.99
Sherman & Hooker's Shebang! "Cuvee III" Sauvignon Blanc
Review Date: 08-20-2014
You may already be familiar with the Shebang red, which has been a big hit for a California red blend. Well, it is time to get acquainted another good bargain bottle from the folks at Bedrock: their third Sauvignon Blanc cuvee. Flavors of tangerine, lemon, and cantaloupe, set against a green shiso note, mark this tasty, tart white. This isn't grassy, feline, or highly herbaceous, and should be a good all-arounder when a fresh, lighter bodied, inexpensive white is what you want.
Price: $11.99
2012 Viña Robles "Estate" Paso Robles Sauvignon Blanc
Review Date: 07-21-2014
The Vina Robles Jardine Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc starts off with aromas of lemon, lemon grass, and a dry, wicker-like note, before a subtle honeydew melon aspect reveals itself. While plush and round in texture, only a sliver of aforementioned melon pops up on the palate, and there is plenty of tart acidity sitting behind it, keeping the overall impression light and fresh. Probably the best inexpensive domestic Sauvignon Blancs I've crossed paths with recently.
Price: $10.99
2013 Margerum Wine Company "K&L Blend" Happy Canyon Sauvignon Blanc
Review Date: 05-26-2014
With a nose offering up citrus, lemongrass, and honeydew melon, this is a vital, vivacious Sauvignon Blanc. Svelte on the palate, the flavors run to pomelo and melon, while managing just a suggestion of a mineral dimension in the form of powdery talc notes. Should perform yeoman duty as the summer party season commences!
Price: $18.99
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Franck Bonville Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs Champagne
Review Date: 04-16-2014
Fresh and racy, showing crisp apple and citrus, with hints of mineral and brioche rounding out the palate, this focused and elegant Champagne is as good as--or better than--its previous incarnations, and remains a steal for the price.
Price: $34.99
Powers & Sons 12 Year Old John's Lane Pot Still Irish Whiskey 750ml
Review Date: 01-20-2014
The all pot-stilled Powers John's Lane bottling really ratchets up the intensity and complexity from the usual run of Irish whiskies, while remaining true to type. You'd never mistake this for Bourbon, Scotch or any other style of whiskey. The nose gives up orange marmalade, yellow plum, honeysuckle, powdery vanilla, and cedar, before a duet between toasted graininess and yuzu fruit, with spice and crème brulee accents, begins on the palate. I hope we soon see more like this!
Price: $69.99
Lot 40 Single Pot Still Canadian Rye Whisky 750ml
Review Date: 01-20-2014
Unctuous and rich, this Canadian Rye packs in an intriguing array of flavors that stays true to the character of the grain. Style-wise, it skews to the sweeter side of things, with a fat mid-palate, and a supple, seamless texture. This is definitely the best new addition to the--of recent days--rather un-crowded field of contemplative, sipping Rye Whiskeys that I've had occasion to sample.
Price: $54.99
Sean Thackrey "Pleiades XXIII" Old Vine Red Blend
Review Date: 11-10-2013
The twenty-third Pleiades features aromas of tart raspberry backed with lily. I almost want to say rhubarb, but it never quite gets all the way there. A smidgeon of discrete toast backs the vibrant fruit on the palate. Compared to the previous release, this has a more ample mid-palate, and more of a sense of continuity from beginning to end, while remaining a very light on its feet and graceful, with a transparency of flavor many a Ca. Pinot Noir wishes it had.
Price: $19.99
James E. Pepper 1776 Straight Rye Whiskey 750ml
Review Date: 04-29-2013
Surprisingly sweet and round, with lemon, mandarin peel, and pine contrasting toasted almond, marshmallow, and vanilla, there is a solid depth of flavor here for a two year old rye. That being said, if you plan to make a Manhattan or some similar creation, go with a lighter sweet vermouth and be chary with it. I find this works best for my palate in cocktails with just a few small additions. As an aside, it is refreshing to see that the bottle's legend freely admits to the whiskey being from sourced barrels, while the label's own distillates are coming of age.
Price: $23.99
Old Forester Bourbon 86 Proof 750ml
Review Date: 04-29-2013
Not every whiskey needs to be pondered. Sometimes, you just want something enjoyable that you can splash liberally about. For under twenty dollars, this delivers. Robust without being heavy, this Bourbon ranges from dried fruit, crème anglais, pecan and nougat, through to cinnamon, allspice, and cedar. While you could nit-pick this or that aspect, overall, I find this quite easy to enjoy just on its own, straight up. Nicely done!
Price: $16.99
Plymouth Navy Strength Gin 750ml
Review Date: 11-04-2012
It had been bruited about that such a creature as "navy strength" Plymouth gin existed, or once had, and here in the midst of the great cocktail revival, where many a long-lost dream comes true, it once more graces these shores. If you're familiar with Plymouth gin, there are no great surprises in store for you here; which is just fine. Why mess with success? The Navy Strength bottling is simply a brawnier version of the classic Plymouth taste. When this is, for instance, mixed up simply 1:1 gin to vermouth(Noilly Prat), no garnish, as a Wondrich reprint of an early 1850's San Francisco Gibson recipe suggests, this is a fabulous drink, and one in which a standard proof just wouldn't cut it. With the Navy Stength, you can taste the gin's presence clearly and distinctly. An excellent addition to the canon!
Price: $33.99
Tempus Fugit Kina L'Aero D'Or Aperitif Du Quinquina750ml
Review Date: 10-08-2012
Does Kina l'Avion d'Or replace Lillet? Not exactly; more like compliments Lillet. While you can have a glass of Lillet all by itself, L'Avion is much too sweet for such a maneuver. The bitterness is also, correspondingly, more pronounced in the l'Avion d'Or, though it is still only moderately bitter. What is different is the scope. It would be more correct to say that it has an array of bitter flavors. When mixing, those flavors and l'Avion's over-all robustness really stand out when you substitute this in a cocktail in place of Lillet. I think you might even find you want to adjust your proportions accordingly to take that into account. The fact that this is so clearly its own creature is to be commended, and provides plenty of room for the imagination to invent new drinks as well as showing established recipes in a different light.
Price: $32.99
Tempus Fugit Creme de Menthe 750ml
Review Date: 09-04-2012
I admit, I had my doubts. While a devoted fan of the sweetly aromatic, cooling smell of fresh mint, any attempt to capture that essence always seems to me to come up short. This liqueur comes about as close as I reckon you can. It doesn't, naturally, take the place of fresh mint in cocktails; as much as it is true to the flavor, it is best considered as its own creature. It mixes splendidly, especially in gin drinks, where the juniper and the crème de menthe get together and execute a sort of cool tango on your tongue, and in a way that muddled sprigs wouldn't. So, yeah, I'm a convert: this is well worth checking this out.
Price: $30.99
Byrrh Grand Quinquina Aperitif 750ml
Review Date: 09-04-2012
What sort of aperitif is this? I'd liken it more to Dubonnet than sweet Vermouth, though it has a brighter, fresher berry-fruit character to Dubonnet's plush, bass heavy profile, and a more pronounced bitterness as a counterpoint. Note, though, that this is skewed more towards the sweet than the bitter, and therefore seems to me to suggest it wants dilution of some sort, whether passively by serving it over ice, or through mixing: dust off your copy of the Savoy Cocktail book for a few suggestions on how to get started if that latter course strikes your fancy.
Price: $19.99
Leopold Bros Navy Strength Gin 750ml
Review Date: 08-03-2012
As noted, this is NOT the same creature as the Leopold Bros small batch gin. At first, you might think it bears no resemblance; the aromatic profile is markedly different and I don't think anybody would want to sip this as is. What happens, though, when you mix it, is that that recognizable Leopold's suppleness of texture comes out. True, the botanicals here sing out clearly even when you are mixing it 1:1:1, but it still comes across more polished than savage, with the result that you can more easily plug this into a wide variety of recipes with excellent results.
Price: $44.99
Leopold Bros Orange Liqueur 750ml
Review Date: 06-19-2012
Ever notice the way things can seem to recede from you apace with the attention you give to them? What seems a solid, known quantity or concept—a river, say—can be, depending on where you observe it from, both a bubbling spring on down to a many branched, meandering delta, and so is not one thing but many things. And even observing the portion that accords with the more straight forward conception of "river" is, itself, is up for question: where it is can shift drastically, and what it is, too: spring's rush to fall's hush, never exactly the same, as the old saw goes, twice. If there is a fault, it owes not so much to our perception and experience as to the limitation inherent in creating an idea of, and a name for, a phenomena or process both varied and fluxional. "What the heck does this all this have to do with orange liqueur!?" I can hear you wondering. Well, where once there was but Cointreau and Grand Marinier at the top, in recent years, the narrow scope of high-quality sweetened spirits flavored with oranges has burst its banks and proliferated considerably. You have at once recreations of historic recipes as well as re-imaginings with different spirit bases, or, as in this case, different oranges, specifically bergamot here. Considering the ongoing popularity of Earl Grey tea, and the ubiquity of bergamot as a component in perfumery, I'd say the Leopold Bros decision to include bergamot in the recipe for their orange liqueur constitutes a very sage twist on the Curacao tradition. While the aroma and flavor is distinctive, it is not so far removed from traditional preparations that it cannot be profitably put to use in cocktail recipes calling for triple sec, etc. If it is not the one orange liqueur everyone must have, I nevertheless heartily recommend it both as a tasty, finely crafted spirit and as a ingenious expansion of the possibilities of the genre's boundaries, a welcome additional texture to the multiplicity of expressions the concept of orange liqueur is capable of.
Price: $35.99
Pierre Ferrand 1840 Formula 90 proof Cognac 750ml
Review Date: 05-31-2012
There aren't a bevy of Cognacs out there built for mixing. This one has two things going for it: 45% abv, and a formulation that is an attempt to recreate the flavor profile of a pre-phylloxera Cognac. So, does it fly? Yes, it does. That little bit extra strength combined with the robust flavor profile gives this the power to really sing out in mixed drinks where other Cognacs might just fade into the background. The flavor is mostly in the dry fruit and new leather vein, with a papery vanilla, and some citron and bergamot, in the background in this plump, round, reasonably sweet brandy. Try a sidecar with it and see for yourself!
Price: $37.99
Redbreast 12 Year Old Cask Strength Irish Whiskey 750ml
Review Date: 04-15-2012
This cask strength bottling of Red Breast certainly ratchets up the drama. There is more oomph, more richness and intensity, on both nose and palate. It remains, however, an Irish pure pot still whiskey foremost, and as such bears closer kinship to its more familiar version lower proof bottling than to the untamed ferocity of something like a George T Stagg. You ain't toying with no pipsqueak, though; you will want ice or water or a bit of both to round the edge off. You get a wonderful range of baked banana, dried fruits, butterscotch and sweet grain, enlivened by a citric note that keeps things from seeming cloying or fatty. The finish here rolls on like thunder—well, civilized thunder, anyway. I'd note, too, that if you're mixing a Manhattan-style cocktail with Irish whiskey, this is probably the best one for the job I've come across to date. The cask strength really keeps the whiskey from getting lost amidst the other ingredients.
Price: $59.99
Hidalgo "Napoleon" Amontillado Sanlucar de Barrameda (500ml)
Review Date: 01-21-2012
This has a meaty, rich, sweet date scented nose with toasted walnut and almond behind it. Once sipped, you recognize immediately that this sherry was none of the fat you might expect. While the flavors have good depth, this is quite devoid of heaviness and has plenty of salty, lip-smacking tang. The finish is lively and bracingly fresh, with a slight chalkiness and a lingering almond character. You can luxuriate in this Amontillado without the flavors ever cloying. With that said, however, you just might have to keep an eye that the 17.5% doesn't get the better of you…
Price: $17.99
La Guita Manzanilla Sanlucar de Barrameda
Review Date: 12-26-2011
What? A new sherry to try? On it. This manzanilla gives up sea breeze, wet gravel, brine, a gentle toasted almond note and a lemon juice-citric tang on the finish, showing all the character you'd expect and at a reasonable price, too. While this certainly shows where it's from, there is a softness to the middle that can almost fool you into thinking you're sipping a brisk, dry white that didn't mature under a veil of flor. There's a funny piece of twine on the bottle's front. I gave it a tug and it came unstuck from the labels holding it in place. Alas, it let loose no confetti. I afterwards ascertained that the name "La Guita" came from a favorite quip of the house's founder, and was a slang word for "money" but also meant "cord." Now you know. That they also stamp the bottling date on the back is perhaps the more salient, and appreciated, detail with a perishable item like sherry.
Price: $14.99
Rare Wine Company Historic Series Charleston Sercial Madeira
Review Date: 11-27-2011
The dominant character here is a subdued toasted nuttiness, not specifically almond or walnut, with undercurrents of dried fruit. The palate is another thing altogether. This is one a wine that succeeds more on texture than nuance of flavor. While it is a sweet wine, it doesn't put itself across the way a sauterne or even a sweet sherry would. It is as though you'd put the proverbial "spoon full of sugar" in your mouth-though for the purposes of this analogy we'd better make sure you're visualizing raw sugar-and then sucked a fat wedge of lime. The tremendous acidity doesn't just balance out the sweetness, but actually overcompensates for it, making it seem to finish much drier than it started and lip-smacking, too. Singular stuff. Works pretty nice with a slice of pumpkin pie and I'd wager you would get good mileage out of it with well-seasoned meaty bites, say dumplings of some sort.
Price: $49.99
El Dorado 15 year old Demerara Guyana Rum 750ml (ships in a 1.5 box)
Review Date: 07-01-2011
Demerara-rah; that's the spirit! The El Dorado 15 year certainly shows the benefits of the time that the spirit spent in barrel in the initial intensity of the nose and palate. What is better still is it pulls back a bit towards the finish and finds a little reserve, avoiding the bombast of certain other "too much isn't nearly enough" long-aged spirits. Toasted chestnuts, antique woodsy vanilla and candied pear, papaya and pineapple ornament a core of lush, sweet sugar cane that switches about between the continuum of sugar-brown sugar-molasses without ever settling on just one, a sort of olfactory iridescence. Pull up an evening and a chair and settle in; you'll want to linger long—in the same way that the finish does—with this rum.
Price: $39.99
La Cigarrera Manzanilla Sanlucar de Barrameda (375ml)
Review Date: 05-30-2011
This manzanilla plays down the toasted almond dimension of sherry, and offers instead clean, vibrant, salty aromas coupled with golden apple and a little sprinkling of parsley, even. Take a sip, and you'll find a smooth texture and a pleasantly plump middle palate, finishing with a citric pucker and a lingering evocation of wet stone. Well worth trying where you'd normally reach for muscadet, say.
Price: $12.99
Elijah Craig 12 year old Small Batch Bourbon 750ml (ships as a 1.5L)
Review Date: 04-28-2011
This has got to be one of the best values in an aged bourbon that we carry. The 12 years this spent in barrel is amply attested to by the nose: full, heavy, oaky vanilla fudge, a beam of bright maple syrup, peach and loads of spice. The flavors follow in a similar vein, with good richness of body. Relatively smooth, there is only a slight rasp from the oak aging and the finish brings back some of that light, bright vertical maple character. To my taste, it is a little too contumacious to use in a mixed drink; I recommend you sip this one only, but that, of course, in whatever fashion you like.
Price: $24.99
Tariquet 15 Year Old Cask Strength Folle Blanche Armagnac 750ml
Review Date: 04-28-2011
The 15 year is a really wonderfully warm, enveloping spirit. Apple, powdery vanilla, light caramel-almond notes build slowly as it warms in the glass until it has an almost palpable presence. The palate takes the apple in a dried dimension that somehow simultaneously has an unexpected juiciness to it, and, along with the caramel, gradually builds to an almost brown-sugary, date like intensity before fading gently to a finish of dried fruit and flowers. While this takes awhile to really strut its stuff, when it does it, it comes on with a vengeance. Be forewarned, this armagnac could definitely be habit forming.
Price: $55.99
Tempus Fugit Liqueur De Violettes 750ml
Review Date: 03-30-2011
One could reasonably expect a violet liqueur to taste like… well, violets, no? And yet, of the four varieties I've had occasion to sample, none taste exactly like the others. This new bottling, in my estimation, happens to be one of the best. Why do I say that? Pour a jigger of it over some ice cubes and add some soda. Take a sip. This is a liqueur with an arc, the flavor moving from a dry, dry-woodsy start into cool berry fruit and then on into a dusty, tranquil, ethereal twilight. Since it doesn't have any coloring added, it won't stain your drink a pretty purple-blue, but that is a small price to pay for the clarity of flavor it offers.
Price: $30.99
Leopold Bros. Small Batch American Gin 750ml
Review Date: 01-31-2011
Damn, this is pretty! So very pretty-pretty! Juniper shares the stage with a prominent sweet citrus oil component and a delicately floral dimension in the nose. While the Leopold's would have to be counted amongst new-styled American gins, I think it is really in a category all its own. Why? Take a sip. Yes; just of the gin straight, at room temperature. This is gentler, softer, suppler, and more delicate than any gin I've heretofore had occasion to taste. Now, I wouldn't necessarily advise this for use in every cocktail recipe out there. For people who want that indomitable juniper character shining through in a drink despite citrus juices, liqueurs, bitters, absinthe, whatever you might throw at a gin in the course of making a cocktail, well, this probably isn't that spirit. In more gin-centric drinks, this is beautiful, fresh, gracefully perfumed... and well worth a try!
Price: $36.99
Dudognon Vielle Reserve 20 year Cognac 750ml
Review Date: 01-29-2011
The Dudognon Vieille Reserve puts me in mind of golden, late afternoon sunshine. It isn't the spirit's color, but rather the gentle, relaxed warmth this spirit seems to contain. If only we all had such refinement and grace in our twenties! The Vieille Reserve is a slight notch up in amplitude from its younger sibling, the Reserve, taking on a weightier texture and greater length while retaining an obvious stylistic kinship in its purity and delicacy. Powdery, dusty vanilla and warm spice joins light caramel, citron and dried apple notes, which then fades longer than the diminuendo on a seventies rock track outro. You'd have to be something of a curmudgeon not to feel this.
Price: $89.99
North Shore Gin No. 11
Review Date: 11-29-2010
This is a very smooth take on a London dry style of gin. There is noticeably less "bite" here than with a good many other gins in the same style. The botanicals are well balanced, too: while you're never in any doubt that there are juniper berries present, it doesn't spell out JUNIPER in block caps; more like Spencerian script. Clean citrus and warm spice notes flesh out the cool, clear juniper. While it doesn't lack for flavor, this is more about grace than force. So; if you didn't believe the dog pile of reviews on this gin already, now I'm giving you my two cents: well worth trying!
Price: $31.99
Tempus Fugit Gran Classico Bitter Liqueur 750ml
Review Date: 10-18-2010
For long years, Campari was the only game in town for a bitter of this sort. It has fans both loyal and ardent and is indeed wonderful. Campari tastes to my palate mainly about the contrast of bitter and sweet. The Gran Classico seems a touch gentler compared to it, easing back a wee bit on the bitter and then fleshing out that bitter-sweet polarity with a plusher range of dry woodsy spice, citrus and herbal accents, without ever obscuring the basic character. I wouldn't think of Gran Classico so much as a replacement for or an improvement on Campari but as a worthy addition to the genre. Some cocktails, like the Old Pal, really do come to life with the Gran Classico in a way they never did with Campari. On the whole it makes for a mellow, integrated cocktail. Whether this will be an improvement will depend on both the drink and your tastes. Gran Classico is pretty compelling just on it's own with soda over ice: a little variety never hurt anyone, eh? This is well worth trying!
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Review Date: 07-26-2010
When I first read about violet liqueurs years back I knew that I had to get a hold of some. At that point, crème de violette was still an item only obtainable in foreign countries; an obstacle, but not an insurmountable one. Crème Yvette, however, was the real holy grail, according to reports from the truly obsessed who had managed to seek it out: a proprietary liqueur concocted in Victorian times and not seen for sale on any stores shelf since around the 1970s. It sounded wonderful. Being nearly unobtainable, enjoying same was nothing more than a reverie. Thankfully, that's changed. Plucked from history's dustbin, Crème Yvette is back! and to try it is to wonder at the cruel tide of fashion that swept it there in the first place. Crème Yvette is not interchangeable with crème de violette. Violet is only part of Crème Yvette, not the whole kit and caboodle. The berries in the liqueur are more prominent at first. When mixed in a drink, it isn't until you've taken a sip and the sip has trickled down your throat that you really know the violet is there. It's like the melody that you continue to hum to yourself long after the show has let out, or the scent of a flower pressed in a book from a past summer, an ephemeral phenomena where the experience of it already acknowledges its passing. Or, anyhow, it seemed that way after a couple cocktails made with it...
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£45,000 2 Bedrooms Bushey Hall Road, BUSHEY
A1 Shop unit, located on Bushey Hall Road, less than half a mile from Watford High Street (Overground) Station, and Watford Town Centre. the unit is currently operating as Vivis Acupuncture, Reflexology, and Massage Therapy. The accommodation is well pres
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£50,000 1 Bedroom A Langley Road, Abbots Langley, WD5
FOR SALE BY INFORMAL TENDER ALL BIDS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 27TH OF MARCH 2015. TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY. ALL INTERESTED PARTIES SHOULD MAKE SURE THEY ARE IN POSSESSION OF A TENDER PACK WHICH IS AVAILABLE FROM THE LOCAL BRANCH. 670 Square Foot commercial p
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£99,000 1 Bedroom Salters Gardens, Church Road, Watford WD17
One bed ground floor maisonette within an attractive Victorian property which were formerly Almshouses now forming part of an over 60's warden controlled retirement complex. Located within Nascot Village, the property is a short distance from Watford to
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£99,950 2 Bedrooms Bushey Hall Drive, Bushey
TWO BEDROOM PARK HOME IN BUSHEY. This lovely two bedroom park home set just infront of Bushey Hall Golf Club comes with double glazing, gas central heating, new carpet throughout, combination boiler, wet room bathroom, kitchen dining area and a disability
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£105,000 Sold STC 1 Bedroom Heathdene Manor Grandfield Avenue, Watford, WD17
A retirement apartment for the over 60"s, located in the sought after area of Nascot Wood. This property is on the second floor which can be accessed by the lift, and is set in an enviable position overlooking the communal gardens. The development it
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£115,000 1 Bedroom Lower High Street, Watford, WD17
A one bedroom over 60s ground floor retirement apartment situated within close proximity to Watford town centre and Tesco supermarket. The development itself benefits from house manager, a residents lounge, laundry room and a guest suite for visitors to s
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£115,000 Sold STC 1 Bedroom Salters Gardens Church Road, Watford, WD17
Set within well kept grounds is this one bedroom retirement bungalow located in Nascot Wood, within close proximity to the town centre and local bus routes. The property benefits from an on site warden (emergency pull cords in every room) and is offered f
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£124,950 Sold STC 1 Bedroom Ashby Road,North Watford,WD24
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£125,000 Sold STC 1 Bedroom Amersham House, Watford
SHARED OWNERSHIP! Harry Charles are delighted to offer for sale a 66% share in this superb one bedroom first floor flat. The flat is presented in excellent decorative order with features that include a long lease (over 100 years), a large lounge/diner
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Natural Leader here as well...makes sense, guns will be scarce in New Jersey and many will end up as walker food.
"The whole of the Bill (of Rights) is a declaration of the right of the people at large or considered as individuals.... It establishes some rights of the individual as unalienable and which consequently, no majority has a right to deprive them of." (Albert Gallatin of the New York Historical Society, October 7, 1789)
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Yeehaw! I'm a hillbilly survivalist, surprise.
I did feel limited on some of the answers. You never let anyone see the last can of beans; when it gets to that point, you have a less appealing label wrapped around the last can, perhaps "pickled crotch lint" or something.
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Ed Reed walking up and down the street with the Lombardi trophy letting people touch it.
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There will be an investigation. The state of LA isn't going to be awarded another Super Bowl anytime soon after this. That's hundreds of millions of dollars they will lose out on. Someone is going to pay because of that.
They're calling it the Blackout Bowl in NY-lol.
NO is calling it an abnormality-lol.
It was something with the circuit breaker and it took a while to
investigate it.
No shit. NO has spent a lot of money fixing
I always somewhat like Jim but the guy is a whiny little bastard, and not just for this game.
Originally Posted by bmoreravengirl
Sounds like a home game!
He may not last the game but I need to watch what I wish for. Alex Smith is no joke either. Hopefully the Ravens put together long TD scoring drives to keep the 49ers defense on the field a lot.
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Thomas Lock, Bern, Kansas, says he never wins anything. Well, that changed on New Year's Eve when he received a call from a National Motorcycle Museum staffer who left a message saying he was the lucky winner of the Museum's 2014 Fundraiser Bike – a beautiful 2014 Indian Chief Vintage.
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Posted December 30, 2011 at 11:38PM
A few years ago, a friend and I booked for a 7 day trip on the Trans Siberian Railway. Unfortunately it was cancelled at short notice due to a lack of bookings. We finished up in Goa.
I still would like to go, I found this on Google
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Posted December 31, 2011 at 8:24AM
Been thinking of doing something like that for ages,did discover this interesting and informative site for an alternative.
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Posted December 31, 2011 at 9:41AM
That sounds like a good way for someone like me that won't fly anywhere to spend my tax free pension lump sum. I've no intention of just spending it on ordinary day to day living, it'll have to be blown on something extraordinary.
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Posted December 31, 2011 at 10:52AM
On our trip, we were to over-night in Irkutsk near the shores of Lake Baikal. It is probably best to go in winter to view the scenery at its best.
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Posted December 31, 2011 at 11:14AM
My wife has always wanted to go across the States by Amtrak.
Don't suppose we ever will now, but it remains a dream.
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Posted December 31, 2011 at 3:42PM
Pass the Vodka
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Posted December 31, 2011 at 4:21PM
Trans Siberian journey would be a thrill in a lifetime to the people who regarded this as an adventure, but what would happen if all the heating went off, and it was rather 'chilly' outside?.
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You'd freeze to death and it would turn out to be the thrill of a deathtime!
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Snow Queens have that effect on the unwary.
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20 years ago I travelled to Pakistan for an eye-opening 6 weeks of travel and charity work.
we got the cheapest flight possible, which turned out to involve four different airlines and, as we found out only after taking off, a three day stopover in Moscow.
We were travelling in January, so were dressed for a UK winter, but were not too well bundled up because it would be 25°C in Karachi. Unfortunately it was -25°C in Moscow, luckily I had a pair of Levi 501s which I used to barter for a nice warm coat...
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what would happen if all the heating went off
that's what the Vodka is for :0)
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Linux Pro Talks to Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst
Real Time Trading, the cloud, virtualization and the future of virtual desktops were issues Red Hat President and CEO Jim Whitehurst addressed during a press roundtable in Munich.
Red Hat CEO and President, Jim Whitehurst was a guest today in Munich where he addressed the press on Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization, the cloud, and virtual desktop infrastructure.
One of the issues that Red Hat and therefore Whitehurst is currently peddling is their RHEV platform. After the purchase of Qumranetin 2008, Red Hat has had a major chip in the virtualization game and a direct handle on the KVM open source hypervisor.
About a month ago Oracle debuted its Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel, optimized for Oracle software and hardware. Many within the industry viewed Oracle's new kernel as an attempt to wall out other vendors and lock Oracle adopters into the platform. Oracle did allow that Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 applications would run unchanged on the company's new kernel, but recommended a shift to the Unbreakable Kernel for maximum optimization.
Oracle's decision lead many to believe the relationship between the company and Red Hat were strained, an assumption Whitehurst is quick to correct. "We appreciate what they're for freedom and openness of Java. But the Open Solaris and MySQL thing was definitely not open source friendly."
RHEV, Delta Cloud and Messaging
Virtualization, virtual desktop infrastructure and real-time messaging are high on Red Hat's priority list with RHEV 3.0 releasing next year. "We work one module after the other," said the CEO, "which brings us ever closer to the Microsoft-free solution for RHEV management."
Red Hat's Delta Cloud is an abstraction prevention API . With Delta Cloud in place, VMs can focus on managing their cloud environments rather than API changes and incompatibilities, across all major platforms, thus circumventing the much-dreaded vendor lock-in.
In November the German Frankfurt Exchange will take its new management system based on Red Hat live. "We have the fastest system for stock exchanges," said Whitehurst.
The Red Hat CEO also acknowledged that the customer landscape is changing: "A few years ago we had almost only companies with high technological standards and know-how in the IT industry, but now we get more customers for whom IT is only a means to an end. "said the CEO.
Virtual desktops?
When asked about the future of the desktop, Whitehurst was ambivalent, even under the heading of Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI). "VDIs are a crutch that we need. They are the symptom of a paradigm shift, an old infrastructure."
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Fields open: April 13
FREE Ball Diamond Repair Workshop and Renewal:
Saturday, March 28 at Juilfs Park
Learn the acceptable methods to repair ball diamonds and get in as many games as possible during the season! The Anderson Township Park District will train interested coaches and parents to properly prepare a ball diamond for play, especially after inclement weather. Field repairs performed without adequate knowledge damages the fields... more info
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New! Looking to locate a particular Adopt-A-Tree marker?
Maps have been created to easily locate current markers (including names/inscriptions, park section, tree number and type) and available trees for adoption... more info
2015 Dog Field Permits on sale now!
Everyone knows pooches love to play! The Dog Field at Kellogg Park is fun for you and your dog. Features include a 4-acre, fenced, off-leash area complete with a doggie drinking fountain. A permit is required for access, which maintains a quality environment for dogs and their owners, including required vaccinations (for the dogs!). more info
Who's the apple of your eye?
We continue to fund-raise for the farm-themed Juilfs Park playground, and our "Apple of Your Eye" Tribute Tree is the perfect, meaningful gift for any occasion!
Starting at $100, we offer three apple sizes and a leaf for you to purchase and inscribe with a message for someone special in your life... more info
Need a place to play or practice indoors?
We have gym space and a variety of classrooms available to hold your next practice, meeting, or party. Give us a call to reserve your date: (513) 388-5082.


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Root is required.
1) Download your favorite SQL editor. I use SQLite Editor.
2) Open and grant root access.
3) Scroll down and find Settings Storage
4) Choose settings.db (duh)
5) Go down to line 65 and change the value for entitlement check from 1 to 0.
6) Reboot.
7) Profit.
Historically this has stuck through updates as the databases don't change when you update.
Thank you jcase for root!
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