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NCR to Ease Banking & Traveling - Analyst Blog
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Short Sellers Jump on ARM Holdings, Broadcom (AMAT, ARMH, BRCM)
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Tessera Remains on Transition Path - Analyst Blog
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SanDisk Beats in 4Q, Outlook Positive - Analyst Blog
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Rambus Launches LED Bulbs - Analyst Blog
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Semiconductor Stock Outlook - Jan 2013 - Zacks Analyst Interviews
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January 2, 2013The Semiconductor Industry serves as a driver, enabler and indicator of technological progress. Developments in the industry ... -
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November 7, 2012STEC Inc. (STEC) reported third quarter 2012 adjusted loss per share of 33 cents, narrower than the Zacks Consensus Estimate ... -
Maxim Integrated Products and Other Big Movers In Semiconductors ...
October 26, 2012The Nasdaq has decreased 0.1%, the S&P 500 has declined 0.2% and the Dow is down 0.1% on a bad morning for the market. On ... -
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Are We Witnessing the "Death of the Personal Computer"?
October 11, 2012Have you bought a personal computer lately? Probably not, and neither have your friends. Technology research consultancy ... -
Rambus, Fujitsu in a Licensing Deal - Analyst Blog
October 1, 2012Rambus Inc. (RMBS) signed a patent licensing agreement with Fujitsu Semiconductor Ltd. for an undisclosed sum. Per the terms ... -
Linear Technology and Other Big Movers In Semiconductors on October ...
October 1, 2012The morning has been good for the market. The Nasdaq is up 0.6%; the S&P 500 has moved up 0.8%; and the Dow has climbed 1.1%. ... -
Semiconductor Stock Outlook - Sept. 2012 - Zacks Analyst Interviews
September 4, 2012The Semiconductor Industry serves as a driver, enabler and indicator of technological progress. Developments in the industry ... -
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Micron and Other Big Movers In Semiconductors on August 24, 2 ...
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STEC Posts Wider-Than-Expected Loss - Analyst Blog
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RMBS and Other Semiconductors Stocks Making Big Moves on July ...
July 20, 2012The market is having a bad day so far: the Nasdaq has decreased 0.7%; the S&P 500 has declined 0.7%; and the Dow is down ... -
Company News for June 22, 2012 - Corporate Summary
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FormFactor Shaping Up
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Seagate - How Much, For How Long?
April 20, 2012Seagate margins trounced expectations and fueled a much better per-share number, but the stock may not have legs as a long-term ... -
Good Or Bad, Seagate Won't Be Boring
March 9, 2012Seagate has reaped a windfall from Thai flooding, but those gains won't last. -
Ray Dalio Out-Earns Soros And Paulson
March 5, 2012Ray Dalio is the new champion of hedge funds. -
Marvell Seems Cheap, But Long-Term Growth May Be A Concern
February 28, 2012Marvell looks undervalued compared to many recovering chip stocks and the near-term outlook is good. -
Applied Materials Still Digging For Bottom
November 21, 2011Applied Materials keeps eroding. -
How Did Intel Do This?
October 24, 2011We answer questions that Intel's surprising earnings are raising. -
ASML Sounding The Bottom?
October 17, 2011ASML thinks business may be bottoming in chip equipment. -
Junes S&P 500 Winners and Losers
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The Pause That Refreshes?
July 3, 2011There are still a lot of mixed signals that economies and markets are throwing off, but this could be the ideal setup for ... -
Semiconductor Stocks Still Look Weak
June 25, 2011Technology and semiconductors have been lagging the S&P 500, and even strong earnings aren't likely to reverse ... -
Q1's S&P Stock Superstars
April 4, 2011With gains of more than 40%, these stocks made investors very happy in Q1. -
January's S&P 500 Winners and Losers
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Intel's Big Miss
January 13, 2009As the stock's expectations drop, should your expectations rise for a long-term value stock? -
Intel Not Out Of The Woods
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Sandisk Rumor Possible Selling Opportunity
September 9, 2008The recent rumored purchase of Sandisk is a good selling opportunity for memory chip makers Rambus and Micron Technology. -
Big Blue's Big Problem
April 22, 2008IBM has delivered impressive results, but sustaining top-line growth of just 5% is like creating one Fortune 500 company ...


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The Global Reporting Initiative needs no introduction to reporters, it's the framework against which many are expected to report. Companies first reported using a GRI framework a decade ago, and now just over 40% of all reports profiled on CorporateRegister.com follow the GRI to some degree. At current growth rates by 2015 around half of all reports will be using the framework.
Regional uptake of the framework is very variable, and we've seen almost exactly the same regional pattern for several years. South America, especially Brazil, is enthusiastic about the GRI, as are Spain and Portugal, the two European countries where use of the GRI is highest.
A pattern we have also previously identified is that many of the world's leading reporting countries (the UK, Japan and Germany are three of the four leading CR reporting countries) are precisely those where reporters are most reluctant to adopt the framework. This is such a striking phenomenon that it appears worthy of research.
Just under half of 2011 GRI reports came from Europe (once again, Europe accounts for half of most aspects of reporting). Asia has a strong showing, with most Asian countries outside Japan keen to adopt the framework.
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The strength of the GRI lies in the fact that it is the only global cross-sectoral reporting framework, so companies wishing to align themselves with perceived best practice have no choice but to adopt it. It is beyond dispute that a reporting free for all, without guidelines, principles or accepted parameters would benefit nobody.
Many GRI reports are excellent, with a clear GRI index identifying where relevant information may be found, and with this information communicated using accepted methodologies such as the Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHG) for carbon. The sector supplements are also very useful, and if used properly would enable companies to report using common indicators specific to their sector, in a way that makes them easily comparable.
That is GRI reporting seen from a favourable perspective. From a less favourable viewpoint, there are several shortcomings which in some cases go to the heart of meaningful reporting:
- The 'A, B C' application level gives the impression that 'A' reporting is better than 'C' as in a school grading, and top management often sees reporting to the highest level as a competitive issue. This often gives rise to pages of box-checking GRI contents listings, as reporters try to include the maximum number of indicators. We have many examples of GRI contents exceeding 40 pages, and even one of nearly 60 pages. What we need is meaningful information based on 'materiality' - the issues which impact on the company's business. Often the material issues become buried amidst the welter of immaterial ones. This leads to a situation where 'C' level reports are in fact often more useful to stakeholders than some 'A' level reports.
Recommendation: Consider developing a more neutral system of application levels where companies can choose the most appropriate level without the inherent judgement of 'first, second, third class'.
- There is inadequate quality control. Companies may self-declare to whatever level they wish, but the GRI will not blow the whistle even where the declared level is hopelessly wrong. Even where the application level is appropriate, the GRI contents often do not constitute a real index – links or page numbers are often not included.
Recommendations: GRI should stipulate that an index must include html links or page references. GRI should introduce spot-checks of application levels to encourage more rigorous declarations.
- Together with the application level, a '+' indicates that a report has been assured. Here again there is no quality control, and an assurance statement might cover the entire report or a couple of paragraphs or even just a couple of KPIs.
Recommendation: GRI should define a minimum scope for any assurance statement, but ideally it should encompass the entire publication.
- The KPIs used by companies within the same sector, even if they use a sector-specific supplement, are often not comparable. This was the finding of a study we conducted with WestLB looking at sectors such as food processing and automotive. It was discovered that sector supplements (those examined) have been drafted in such a way as to allow companies to choose different KPI definitions, thereby making any direct company comparison meaningless.
Recommendation: GRI might review current sector supplements and consider updating them to ensure consistency of KPIs. GRI should not publish new sector supplements containing inconsistent KPI definitions.
We are in a situation where many leading companies prefer not to follow GRI guidelines, and where the highest proportion of non-followers is to be found in the most productive reporting countries such as the UK, Japan and Germany. Something needs to change.
This year the GRI will be introducing the next iteration of its framework, 'G4'. We hope all the issues above will be addressed, as it is clearly in the interests of CR reporting for organisations to use a consistent, generally accepted and meaningful reporting framework. We'll report back this time next year.


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KittDelaware 4.58/5 rDev +12% look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 A- Rich cloudy amber with thin white head. Ar - Strong honey and rich malty hops T - Rich and strong complexity reflective of aroma. A pleasing balance of eclectic bitter hops and rich honey flavors, balanced with a firm malt backbone. M - Smooth, with near perfect viscosity relative to flavor. D - Excellent. The alcohol is prevalent and the beer is heavy. But the bitter hop flavor lingers for a perfect length dissipating just in time for the next sip! Serving type: bottle 12-30-2010 00:33:36 | More by Kitt oelergudVirginia 4.53/5 rDev +10.8% look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 Dark 1 pint 6oz glass bottle. Red and gold silk screen showing the classic Stone Gargoyle holding a mug. Cloudy semi translucent burgandy-orange body with moderate carbonation. Creamy lemon tinted head with lots of small bubbles. The retention and clumpy lace are rather impressive. The smell is alcohol drenched caramel set on fire. Strong, intense, mouthwatering, sweet and intensely hopped. Nice baker's spices with almonds and nuts. Very harsh and hoppy. Wild flower honey sweetness and piney hops, intense orange oil and alcohol burn and strong caramel, very complex. Full body and good coating, finishes very dry. Lots of residual sugars. Highly drinkable. Some time in the cellar should make this brew even better by smoothing out the alcohol and mellow the hops. Maybe 6 months or so will make this a perfect 5. -Oelergud Serving type: bottle 03-08-2008 21:57:25 | More by oelergud TheBierBandOhio 4.53/5 rDev +10.8% look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 Picked up a 22 oz bomber at Jungle Jim's in Fairfield, OH. I poured the contents into a pint glass to form a 1-1/2" head of dense, off-white foam. The head lasted and lasted and left thick, sticky lace down the sides of the glass as I drank. The beer itself was clear, iced tea colored and had tiny, micron sized floaties hanging in suspension (I LOVE FLOATIES!) Gotta give this a "5" for appearance! The nose is nice. Typical for most barleywines I've tasted. Big sweet malt smell. This one even has a hint of spice... maybe a little cinnamon. Taste: Bready, malty but with a nice hoppy balance. There is a bit of a smokey flavor too. Alcohol is well-hidden at 11.26% abv. The lingering taste is hops (at the end). Mouthfeel: Really nice! Creamy, smooth, robust....everything you could ask for in a barleywine. I would say.... just a step down from INSANITY by Weyerbacher (which is an ENGLISH style Barleywine). Drinkability: Very good for a barleywine with 11.26% abv. This is a sipper.... but it's not going to knock you out. Serving type: bottle 03-26-2008 13:17:54 | More by TheBierBand Lothar666Rhode Island 4.5/5 rDev +10% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5 A- An aggressive pour yielded a light, translucent orange-ruby-red body with a two finger thick, creamy off white head. Small traces of sediment were barely visible, and this one was much lighter and more carbonated than I expect in a barleywine. Lacing was thick and sticky, coating the sides of my snifter. S- Very fruity- Apples, raisins, pears, grapes, with strong alcohol and very sweet malts thrown in for good measure. T- Flavors are extremely subtle, complex and very well blended, producing a flavor profile full of dry grapes, other fruits, sweet malts and toffee. Hops round this out to finish off with an extremely well balanced flavor profile that hides the alcohol content very well. M- Smooth- almost too smooth to be a barleywine. Very well carbonated, dry and sticky at the same time with just enough tingle in the finish. D- Watch out, this Old Guardian is a sneaky bastard. He disguises his alcohol content so well that you don't know what hit you until you stand up. This is an absolutely fabulous and highly drinkable beer. NOV 2013 UPDATE- Had another one of these tonight after aging it for several years. 100% worth the wait, but a very different experience. A slightly weaker head over a darker and significantly more opaque body. Dry grapes have been reduced to only a slight tartness, replaced almost entirely by the toffee and brown sugar flavor and mouthfeel complete with a delicious powdery feeling on the roof of the mouth. As smooth as this one was before it only improved with age. Serving type: bottle 03-06-2008 03:36:52 | More by Lothar666 cswhitehorseOregon 4.5/5 rDev +10% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 The Old Guardian Early Spring 2008 release poured a autumn amber, hazy with a good two finger foam head. It has some real nice sea foam lacing. The aroma was wonderful hoppy smell with slight esters coming up to greet the schnaze. Get some pine smell with a faint brown sugar. The taste has a solid foundation with the barley malts with a nice bitterness and hop finish then back to a sweetness. The brew is perfectly carbonated for me and is light and very smooth. The over 11% is present but not overwhelming. Definitely one of my favorite Barley wine's to date. I will have to recommend this to one of my friends that has not embraced the style. Serving type: bottle 05-28-2008 02:27:15 | More by cswhitehorse mikealeMaine 4.5/5 rDev +10% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 A: Orange body with a thin white head S: Candy fruits, citrus faint hops T: Sweet malty, alcohol, hops in the finish M: Smooth creamy, balanced, warming alcohol, mmm D: For a barley wine at 11.26% I'd say it's highly drinkable. The alcohol is not over powering, very balanced, but I've only got one left... I think this beer might go well with a cigar. Serving type: bottle 08-27-2008 22:36:04 | More by mikeale Silenus89California 4.5/5 rDev +10% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 Poured from a bomber to my Stone pint glass. Reddish hazy copper looking appearance with an off white head with superb lacing. Smelled lots of malts, fruits, hops and a bit sugary. The taste is bitter but sweet that was amazing. Thick and warming with alcohol. This was my first barley wine ive had and it left a very good impression on me. I love this beer! i need to have it again. Highly recommended Serving type: bottle 09-12-2008 03:43:04 | More by Silenus89 TheManiacalOneRhode Island 4.5/5 rDev +10% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 Poured from a 22oz bottle into a snifter glass. A: The beer is a deep orange/brown color, with a short off-white head that fades slowly and leaves a thick lace on the glass. S: The aroma is of floral hops, caramelized malts, citrus, brown sugar and some alcohol. T: The taste hits with a burst of hops bitterness, which I thought would be more toned-down since the beer has been sitting for almost a year. There are sweet flavors of caramel, brown sugar and citrus. The malt character is very hearty and there's a significant alcohol sting. The after-taste is slightly hoppy and slightly sweet. M: Smooth and very crisp, medium body, medium carbonation, slightly sticky finish. D: Very tasty, goes down dangerously easily, not too filling, very strong kick, excellent representation of style, the only difference that I see between this beer and the 2007 release is that the hops presence is a little stronger in this release, but that's mostly because of the extra year of aging. Overall, this is an excellent high-powered beer to drink for a long time. Serving type: bottle 12-08-2008 01:56:31 | More by TheManiacalOne thekevlarkidMaryland 4.5/5 rDev +10% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4 This barleywine style ale was released in 2008 and I had the joy of sampling it on-tap at the American Flatbread Stone event. My goblet was delivered to me a deep amber/garnet color with a short lived head. The retention of the collar was good however and the lacing scattered. The aroma was surprisingly light, alcohol esters and heat with a general sweetness of floral hops and ripened fruit. The flavors blew me away. Vanilla, caramel malt, floral and citrus hops, oak, nuts, especially hazelnuts, pears, apples along with hints of cinnamon and brown sugar. As it warmed up the alcohol appeared more prominently but at 11.26% it was astoundingly well-hidden. Dangerous! The mouthfeel was very smooth, the carbonation delicate and the body medium/full. As complex as an aged cognac yet highly drinkable. Wow. Serving type: on-tap 01-27-2009 03:18:30 | More by thekevlarkid matt20102Michigan 4.5/5 rDev +10% look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4 I opened this bottle, quite unsure of what to expect, but with fairly high hopes. After all, Stone has yet to let me down when it comes to extreme styles (even when a particular variety doesn't make my 'jump at it when I see it in a bar' list, I can appreciate the quality of the brew. This bottle was stored for about 2 years (even though it is 09/2009 and the bottle is called 'early 2008 release'; perhaps my tag was wrong?). Poured into a glass, it shows an unusually uniform color- about 15 SRM. It's surprisingly uniform in color, actually. (The beer is fairly light in color but has the light-stopping power of a stout. I've never seen anything quite like it). The bottle opened with a pop and pours with a a thick head for such a strong beer; within a few minutes the head recedes to the edge of the glass and remains indefinitely. The first taste is of malt, pleasantly roasted or burned malt, and a generic hoppy bitterness which quickly changes to Stone's infamous grapefruity cascade hops flavor. Thia is a Stone product, alright. What's surprising is that there is no alcohol taste- at all! For a beer this strong, that's a little surprising and not at all unwelcome. The mouthfeel goes quickly from thick and malty to rather thin; the overwhelming aftertaste is of grapefruit followed by grapefruit & copper. This beer is not for the faint of heart; about half-way through the bottle I can already feel the effects of it's 11.26% abv. Finishing this bottle off is rather like 4.5 5% beers. That being said, the beer is quite drinkable and I would happily buy another, if I could find it, or Stone's next limited edition Barleywine. Serving type: bottle 09-06-2009 21:32:13 | More by matt20102 liamt07Ontario (Canada) 4.5/5 rDev +10% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5 Bottle shared with Chris, Adam and Pino at Volo, split into some wine glasses. 22oz, ABV as stated. Pours an amber brown, khaki head leaves a big collar with a thin film of head. Unfiltered and big legs on this one. Nose has some caramel and toffee, citrus hops can be sensed but feel muted in the overall spectrum. Taste has big toffee notes, some candied flavour, bitter hops notes come after the fact. Great full and creamy feel, with a significant sweetness that doesn't even come close to cloying. Great feel that lingers immensely, alcohol is felt but not at all tasted. Great drinkability again. Fantastic. Serving type: bottle 04-26-2011 19:43:55 | More by liamt07 nrs207Pennsylvania 4.5/5 rDev +10% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 22 ounce bottle poured into a tulip. No idea how this was aged. I picked it up from a bottle shop a couple weeks ago. A - Beatiful cloudy dark orange color. Half a finger of off white head. Doesn't leave a lot of lacing. S - Dark, sweet fruits. A little bit of hop character remains after 4 years, but if it was there originally it's certainly in the background now. The 11.26% abv is nowhere to be found. Just a touch remains, but for such a high abv, it's basically non-existent. T - More of the same. There's just a hint of alcohol, but the taste is dominated by sweet and dark fruit. They blend together really well. After 4 years, this is just a big bready, caramel, and fruit dominated beer. I really enjoy what it's like now. I've never had such an old beer, but the alcohol character barely being there amazed me. It stepped aside to let the flavor of this beer come out, and I really loved the flavor. M - So smooth and absolutely no alcohol. Definitely still a sipper. It's a big beer no doubt. O - I really enjoyed this beer. It's not my favorite style, but it was a really nice step away from the usual. I have to give credit where it's due, and they really made this to stand up to years on a shelf. I'll be going to grab some more of this soon. If you can find it, I'd recommend doing the same. Serving type: bottle 03-12-2012 01:21:38 | More by nrs207 DrJayMassachusetts 4.47/5 rDev +9.3% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 Orange with a light haze and thin cap of fine, off-white bubbles. Spotty lacing right off the pour and a few larger bubbles formed a solid collar. Great head retention. Malty aroma, lots of cereal grain and caramel, quite bready. Light fruit character and hops in the nose. Nicely balanced flavour with a solid malt backbone, caramel and grain, plus some citrusy hops that appear part way through and become a little spicy towards the end. Fruit was evident up front. Bitterness was strong without being aggressive and lingered in the finish, along with a bit of pine resin. Alcohol added to the flavour profile in the finish. Full bodied with creamy carbonation, really smooth. This stuff is dangerously drinkable. I really like this year's batch - it's really balanced for being young. I'll definitely be picking more up. Serving type: bottle 03-17-2008 01:40:20 | More by DrJay PencibleVirginia 4.47/5 rDev +9.3% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 This poured a hazy bright copper color with fluffy tan head. It smelled like freshly harvested wheat and refined sugar, with some citrus hops. It tasted mostly like orange hops, but also had some floral hops, light caramel malt, wheat, and some waxy flavor. It was watery with almost no carbonation and had a bitter aftertaste. Overall this was a complex sipping beer, but wasn't as bold or delicious as I was hoping. A very good brew, but could have been better. Serving type: bottle 03-31-2008 20:14:40 | More by Pencible jdaelhousenMassachusetts 4.47/5 rDev +9.3% look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3 Pours an orange/amber color producing little carbonation and a solid white head. Aroma consists of a boozy, fruit aspect of cherry, apricot, rye, and wheat. There is also a distinct candy-sugar essence in the trailing nose. Taste has a very sugary sweet flavor initially all the way into the center where a grainy rye flavor presents itself. From start to finish, this beer is noticeably boozy, and the finish produces a waft of warmth on the palate from the high ABV. Aftertaste produces a tart bitterness to counter the sweetness, and the 2 mingle on the palate with the alcohol, for several seconds after the swallow. Smooth and surprisingly palate refreshing, this beer is a true winner. Serving type: bottle 07-20-2008 23:06:18 | More by jdaelhousen BierFanMichigan 4.47/5 rDev +9.3% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 Poured from a 22 ounce bottle into a tumbler glass. Appearance: Dark orange, with an off-white head. Left decent lacing. Smell: Lots of barley malt. Smooth and strong, almost creamy alcohol aroma. Taste: Alcohol is upfront but doesn't get in the way of enjoyment of this barley wine. The most drinkable barley wine that I've ever had. Serving type: bottle 10-06-2008 19:51:57 | More by BierFan corby112Pennsylvania 4.47/5 rDev +9.3% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 Pours a dark amber brown color with thick, foamy white head. Strong alcohol presence in the aroma as well as roasted malts and a bitter hoppiness. The two years of aging really opened this beer up and there is a pleasantly surprising amount of hops balancing out the maltiness and strong alcohol taste. Amazing! Serving type: bottle 12-01-2008 08:22:28 | More by corby112 TLoveDistrict of Columbia 4.47/5 rDev +9.3% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5 Stone Brewing Co. has released a wonderfully-balanced and delightfully complex barley wine style ale. Apparently seen by many of my barley wine-drinking bretheren as a weak brou, I must disagree. The color and light tones of fruit and nuts in the smell are certainly indicative of a lighter barley-style ale, however, the light maltiness in the mouth is balanced by the strength and presence in the taste of the malt alcohol. This tastes a lot stronger than it is, but that does not detract from the plum overtones and fantastically-round finish. The beer rolls quite well from the front of the tongue to the throat and presents a good balance between the fruit, the oats, the roasted hops, the 11.25% ABV, and the notable maltiness. Certainly worth the $7 I paid for it, Stone comes through once again. Serving type: bottle 01-17-2009 01:11:21 | More by TLove hosehead83Ohio 4.47/5 rDev +9.3% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5 Poured from a cellared "2008" bottle into my Arrogant Bastard pint glass Cloudy, orange/amber in color, with a half-inch head of foam Aroma-Definite malt presence, faint citrus Taste-Big malt onrush followed by a steady hop backbone. Incredibly smooth and easy-drinking for the strength. Warning! Take it slow or you will be ambushed by the 11.26ABV!! If you let it warm,the alchohol asserts itself, leaving a warm afterglow in the finish. Serving type: bottle 12-20-2009 19:05:15 | More by hosehead83 TheSupremeAJPennsylvania 4.47/5 rDev +9.3% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 Early 2008 release. Pours a healthy amber chestnut wood color. Thinner head... Aroma is sweet and pleasant, not a tinge of alcohol. Taste is very smooth... hops were used gently. This beer is full of flavor and it a balanced example of a barleywine. Decent clarity. Low to moderate carb. Nearly a perfect BJCP style match! Serving type: bottle 05-01-2011 23:13:43 | More by TheSupremeAJ MiguelMandingoTexas 4.45/5 rDev +8.8% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5 This is the first bottle of OG that I have sampled. Thanks to Joey from South Bay for his online services. Thanks man, I appreciate it. Poured part of a bomber into an OG glass. Appearance - This is a good looking beer. It produced a two finger latte foam head that slowly dissipated to a thin crown. It left quite a bit of lacing on the way down. There were constant bubble streams that rose from the side of the glass. It is a hazy transparent honey orange gold color. Yummy. Smell - The smell was good, but slightly subdued. I could primarily smell caramel and booze. There was a flowery hop scent that was closely tied to the booze - it was very slight, but it had notes of citrus and pine. Taste - This is a tasty barleywine. Other people have compared other vintages to a barleywine/IPA mix, and this vintage isn't too far off. It was a tasty well-hopped barleywine. There are notes of orange, lemon and mostly grapefruit citrus, with hints of pine and cherry. It is quite boozy, though it suits the flavor nicely. There is a caramel flavor as well which balances nicely with the booze and hop level. Mouthfeel - I love the mouthfeel on this one. It has a medium/full body, with the perfect level of carbonation, IMO. It isn't quite effervescent, but it is lively enough to cut through the relatively thick body. It is slightly oily and sticky. Drinkability - This barleywine is extremely drinkable. It took me awhile to finish the bottle by myself, but it's tasty, smells good, and feels great going down, I really just wanted to savor it. I am glad I picked up several bottles. I could see how this would age well, but the hops are so tasty, I am not sure if I would want to cellar it that long. It is a must try. A great beer from one of my favorite breweries. Serving type: bottle 01-27-2008 23:24:38 | More by MiguelMandingo becktoneOhio 4.45/5 rDev +8.8% look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 5 From notes 12-16-08 Done back to back with Dogfish Head Olde School Eye: Really nice appearance. This one looks great. For starters the color is orange-amber and is pretty clear. The head is a creamy creature, with real nice retention, excellent formation and nice lacing. It holds a steady head after the pour (after its simmered down a bit) at about a finger's width. Lacing is real nice, thick rings, I mean sticking out form the inside of the glass connected by sheets. Nose: Strong barley sweet malt presence, unlike DFH Olde School this one smells more like what I expect for the style. Big and malty with some alcohol to balance and support. But hey, you know DFH-"Off centered ales for off centered people." It was good, hell it was great, but I'll have to say this is more to style, not that I'm a style stickler or anything, but when I want a barelywine there are certain characteristics I want to taste, especially since I'm not a big barleywine fanatic. Once in a while I'm in the mood, and now this one is just about doing it for me with its "balanced aroma." Sweet malt is supported by a touch of graininess and some sweet caramel notes. The aroma reminds me of cookies cooking, some vanilla perhaps. I'll bet there's some toasted oats in here. Just a wonderful aroma, alcohol is hidden quite well. Overall this just smells excellent. Also a general aroma that reminds me of grain being mashed, if you're not a homebrewer then you're missing out. It's one of the most wonderful aromas there is. Hops top off the aroma, but are not in your face as most stone brews are when it comes to hops. Just got some bready character as well. Tongue: First sip: alcohol is there, but not in as much quantity or intensity as the Olde School. After being swallowed an intense finish of toasty flavor lingers in the mouth. When I say intense I don't mean mind blowing, but as far as finishes go, I've never picked up toasty character this strong that lingers. Alcohol plays a role in the flavor, it weaves itself into the flavor of the beer, rather than being a predominant flavor itself. Graininess comes through and is easy to identify as well as toasted malts in the main flavor. Not as sweet as the DFH Olde School, and vastly different. Hops here have more of a floral and grassy flavor. Nice flavor but it pales to the complexity of the DFH Olde School, this may be more "stylisticlly correct" but it isn't as deep in terms of complexity and uniqueness. Its a great barleywine, but it doesn't stand apart from others that are just as good-I mean sure its much better than Mad River's Barleycorn and Bluegrass Bearded Pat, but is there anything that really makes it unique?...not really. This is just a good barleywine. Really hard to compare Stone and DFH, but on the otherhand it shouldn't be...both extreme brewers, but in a different spectrum. DFH going for outside the box, Stone going for breaking the box. Feel and Drinkablity: Carbonation is low as it should be, everything in check as it should be with feel. Medium body with a dry finish. What I would like from this one is more warmth as it goes down, that really makes a beer like this much better, especially during the winter months when they are meant to be drunk. That's one the Olde School has up on Stone, this isn't warming. However, it isn't over the top alcoholic either. Even though after a few sips the palate became adjusted to the alcohol of the Olde School, it was still alcohol dominated for the first quarter-third of the bottle. This is one that I'll definitely pick up again. When I reach for a barleywine, and am in the mood, this is what I want. Sure DFH is good, but this is what I really want, well actually I think a mix of the two might be an interesting combo. That might be a winner for me. I like the depth and complexity, warmth and odd flavor of the DFH and the rock solid foundation of the Stone. Serving type: bottle 02-22-2009 22:49:20 | More by becktone dwilson01California 4.45/5 rDev +8.8% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4 Poured from a bomber into my arrogant bastard pint glass, amazing find this brew was mistakenly underpriced on the shelf, and a spring 2008 release to boot! appearance is thick and malty, let me reiterate that, THICK and MALTY, the carbonation bubbles literally move slowly up through the brew to make their way to the top. Nice head, recedes evenly with a thin film on top with a distinct clingy quality on the glass. The smell is sweet caramel and buttery toffee, grapefruit/citrus hop scents, a hint of that alcohol "hotness" that barleywines have in the end. Gotta give high here again, I keep going back to smell it over and over, it does refresh my nasal passages quite well for being 2 years old Extreme complexity to the taste, a sweet buttery toffee definitely comes to mind following from the original scent although the caramel not so much. The alcohol esters are hidden from my palate by the immense amount of hops thrown in this bad boy. Tons of hop flavors intermingling; grapefruit, overripe orange, pine, and even some spring floral as well. The end following the hopping is the herb and spice flavors that hit with the carbonation, the fresh kind of herbs, sweet basil, thyme, fresh cut green onion...told you there was a lot This beer probably has the biggest, thickest, most badass mouthfeel of any brew I have had. Not to say it's my favorite, but for this style of beer there is no competition. I don't taste the alc esters due to the hop+spice abundance, but i feel the alcohol hotness especially in the back of my throat on the swallow. Drinkability, dude...if this beer were smooth and easy to drink then people would be dead. It's a sipping beer, so thick feeling it's gnarlier than a stout. Huge body, absolutely amazing amount of hops to counterbalance that and come through in the nose and flavor. Spicing to mask the estery flavors of the 11.26% in here...great one, it gets better with age, much better. Serving type: bottle 04-27-2010 07:07:43 | More by dwilson01 UnknownKogerCalifornia 4.45/5 rDev +8.8% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4 Been waiting three years to try this bad boy. My mouth is drooling. Cracked open and poured into my LA Craft Beer Week glass. Pouring...still carbonated. Awesome. Very little head and quickly dies away. Appearance is hazy copper with golden. The smell is absolutely delicious. Sweet sweet malt. There are pretty much no hops on the nose. The taste only confirms this. It is a sweet malt extravaganza in your mouth. This is outstanding. The mouthfeel is surprisingly exceptional...very nicely bodied. The hops have pretty much faded away entirely. This is such a nice drink Cracking it open is kind of sad because it's the only bottle of the 2008 I had, but the three year wait was clearly worth it. Will definitely be saving the other vintages for a few years Serving type: bottle 03-16-2011 01:36:49 | More by UnknownKoger Jmamay22New York 4.43/5 rDev +8.3% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5 Pours a rust colored orange. The head quickly dissipates to a cream colored collar. No lacing or carbonation bubbles evident. Smells balanced? Is this Stone? Orange rind and grapefruit smelling hops mix with a sweet syrupy caramel and toffee scent. There may be a touch of raisins as well. The taste is fairly balanced as well, but favors the hops a bit. Orange and grapefruit meet the caramel tones again. Sounds simple, but plays out in a wonderfully complex manner with a great depth. As it warms to room temperature it becomes slightly sweeter and I must say it is better somewhat chilled around 60 degrees Fahrenheit. Alcohol warms and lingers creating an enjoyable finish that is faintly fruity. Minimal carbonation that seems to come to life as its quaffed. The alcohol content creates a prickly feel. A sure sipper, but much more drinkable than past years. Sublime with carrot cake! Serving type: bottle 04-30-2008 22:29:39 | More by Jmamay22 |
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If a disclosure is needed to prevent an online ad claim from being deceptive or unfair, it must be clear and conspicuous. Under the new guidance, this means advertisers should ensure that the disclosure is clear and conspicuous on all devices and platforms that consumers may use to view the ad.
FTC Staff Revises Online Advertising Disclosure Guidelines
"Dot Com Disclosures" Guidance Updated to Address Current Online and Mobile Advertising Environment
March 12, 2013
The Federal Trade Commission today released new guidance for mobile and other online advertisers that explains how to make disclosures clear and conspicuous to avoid deception.
Updating guidance known as Dot Com Disclosures, which was released in 2000, the new FTC staff guidance, .com Disclosures: How to Make Effective Disclosures in Digital Advertising, takes into account the expanding use of smartphones with small screens and the rise of social media marketing. It also contains mock ads that illustrate the updated principles.
Like the original, the updated guidance emphasizes that consumer protection laws apply equally to marketers across all mediums, whether delivered on a desktop computer, a mobile device, or more traditional media such as television, radio, or print.
If a disclosure is needed to prevent an online ad claim from being deceptive or unfair, it must be clear and conspicuous. Under the new guidance, this means advertisers should ensure that the disclosure is clear and conspicuous on all devices and platforms that consumers may use to view the ad. The new guidance also explains that if an advertisement without a disclosure would be deceptive or unfair, or would otherwise violate a Commission rule, and the disclosure cannot be made clearly and conspicuously on a device or platform, then that device or platform should not be used.
The 2000 guidance stated that to help ensure clear and conspicuous disclosures, advertisers should consider the disclosure's placement and proximity to the relevant ad claim, its prominence, whether audio disclosures are loud enough to be heard, and whether visual disclosures appear for long enough to be noticed. Although the 2000 guidelines defined proximity as "near, and when possible, on the same screen," and stated that advertisers should "draw attention to" disclosures, the new guidance says disclosures should be "as close as possible" to the relevant claim.
Like the original guidance, the updated Dot Com Disclosures calls on advertisers to avoid using hyperlinks for disclosures that involve product cost or certain health and safety issues. The new guidelines also call for labeling hyperlinks as specifically as possible, and they caution advertisers to consider how their hyperlinks will function on various programs and devices.
The new guidance points out that advertisers using space-constrained ads, such as on some social media platforms, must still provide disclosures necessary to prevent an ad from being deceptive, and it advises marketers to avoid conveying such disclosures through pop-ups, because they are often blocked.
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Clementi, Richard J. Born on May 15, 1933 to the late Louis and Louisa Clementi in Joliet. Rich has been a Joliet resident all his life. Rich's death was preceded in death by his wife, Adele (Barney) Clementi; his parents, Louis and Louisa Clementi; his sister, Doris at a young age, and his cousin and best friend, Louie Colognesi. Rich is survived by his partner of the last 20 years, Dixie Shrum (his angel); his 2 daughters, Barbara (Stan) Motorzesku and Doris (Joe) Marquez and a son, Richard A. (Pam) Clementi and 4 grandchildren, Melissa, Kimberly, Angela and Anthony and 2 great-grandchildren. Rich is also survived by his brothers, Angelo (Mary) Clementi and Jim Clementi (Sally Conley); numerous nieces, nephews and great-nieces and nephews. Rich's cousins survive, John and Norma Colognesi and his very close friends, Don and Ellen Seeman. He was in the U.S. Navy during the
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and was on the USS Baton and the USS Boxer. When Rich returned from the Navy he married Adele Barney. Rich and his wife and children traveled a lot with their camper throughout the U.S. Later Rich traveled by car and plane with Dixie, his family and friends to Disney World, Las Vegas and Wisconsin Casinos. He was a huge Cubs and Bears fan. Rich volunteered at Guardian Angel Home Bingo for several years along with his brother, Jim. Rich retired from the City of Joliet water department, after 40 years of service, retired from a part time job with St. Joseph Medical Center and was a member of Holy Family Church in Shorewood. Funeral services will be on Tuesday, January 29, 2013 at Our Lady of Angels, 1201 Wyoming Ave, Joliet with mass at 11:00 a.m. Visitation will begin at 9:00 a.m. till time of mass. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park I. Arrangements by Tapella Funeral Services @ Blackburn-Giegerich-Sonntag Funeral Home. For information: 815-726-4054
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While recording her sophomore album Siberia, Canadian singer Lights made a behind the scenes video showing the musician in studio as she recorded one of her strongest tracks on the amazing album, Everybody Breaks A Glass.
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To Discover My Inner Cheesemonger: Parte Deux
The other day, a good friend of mine presented me with a copy of Ratatouille and said I remind him of Remy, the epicurean mouse character in the film. If you can recall part one of this series, you'll understand how much I admire the little guy and his inherent food genius. My first thought was: I must be doing something right. And then: This is a sign from the cheese deities to keep going. So, it was with straightened shoulders and a teeny bit more self-confidence that I went on to my next location:
Taylor's Market in Sacramento, with resident cheesemonger Felicia Johnson.
Felicia is a victim of lovely circumstance. She was asked to temporarily take care of the cheese counter when the then-cheesemonger was away on maternity leave, but she soon found herself in a permanent position. But she didn't begin her relationship with cheese there, she says. Like Lise Smidt from the Davis Co-op, cheese has a distinct and fond place in her childhood memories.
"It's one of those things where I started reading The Cheese Primer at age 15. I've always been kind of interested in cheese. I grew up hanging around the store, and [the cheese counter] was the position I hung out near the most as a kid."
When I asked her about her favorite childhood cheese, Felicia grinned and told me a story about how upsetting it was to both her mother and confused strangers that her favorite cheese was Drunken Goat. It's pretty, purple, weird, and tastes nothing like the cheese that kids normally know. And, as Felicia puts it, "I liked being weird. I still like being weird."
So at first, it was a love of the taste that drew her to cheese, and I'm sure that's a common thread among all of us. But it grew into a something bigger, a look at the product on a broader scale that brought Felicia to consider it as something rather grand and inspiring.
"[Cheese is] probably the most basic food we have as humans, just concentrated; because all cheese is, really, is concentrated milk. So to look at something like that and think about how it can be turned into a thousand different thing is pretty fascinating."
And then, as if to prove her point, we moved on to a generous tasting.
Chabichou du Poitu: Goat cheese with an interesting, grainy-looking rind. The taste was salty, the texture was hard, and milder than any other chevre I've tasted.
Saint-Marcellin: Soft-ripened cowsmilk cheese that comes into a charming clay crock. Oh my word. The crock was sweet, the cheese was magnificent. I even went so far as to write about it in my journal a few days later, describing it as, "Something like butter and cream of mushroom soup and fondue all softened together. Yum. Yum yum yum."
Cypress Grove Lamb Chopper: Cheese imported by Cypress Grove that Felicia describes as "sheep milk gouda." This one was another soft, mild cheese and it became my favorite for all of two seconds, until I remembered how much I loved the Saint-Marcellin.
Piacentino Ennese: A striking sheep's milk cheese. It was the prettiest of the bunch, all orange and mustard from the saffron, and dotted with flecks of black peppercorns. As far as taste goes, saffron lovers would melt over it but Felicia and I weren't as enthusiastic.
Teahive: Bergamot and black tea-rubbed sweet cheese from the Beehive Cheese Company. The tea was noticeable, in a lovely sort of way. I mean really, I pictured a pastry picnic on a lawn.
Cusie di Tobacco: Cow-goat cheese blend out of Italy. It's aged in tobacco leaves and the tang it left was strange and strong for me. My taste buds seem a bit too inexperienced for that kind of flavor, so I'm curious to see if I'll appreciate it better at the end of this journey.
Affine au Chablis: Goat cheese matured in Chablis, a dry white wine from eastern France. The kind Felicia and I tasted hadn't been aged for very long so it wasn't as pungent as it usually is.
Rogue River Blue: Raw cow's milk blue cheese. It was delicious and flavorful, but a bit too strong for my taste.
Like Felicia said earlier, cheese is strange and wonderful because of how limitless it is. I've only "officially" tasted eleven and my head is spinning with how different they all were. What I have settled on, however, is the following:
• My favorite cheese in Saint-Marcellin.
• I'm not partial toward pungent cheese (yet).
• I prefer mild, creamy cheese.
Join me for part three of my adventure, coming up soon.
"Never forget that you're entitled to your opinion and your taste buds." – Felicia Johnson
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In When Love Takes Over, Anya's mother is declared to be officially cancer-free. Later, after discovering Anya went on a date with Dr. Chris, she tells Anya that she disapproves of the relationship because of the huge age difference between them. She takes Anya to Dr. Chris's office and pushes her to tell him her real age.
Season 11
In Paper Planes (2), Anya is in the bathroom when her mother tells her to hurry up or else she'll be late for school. Anya throw the sand out of the necklace that her Mom gave her and puts her cocaine in it. Later in the car with Anya for an interview, Anya tells her that she is nervous that she won't make it. She replies that she needs the confidence that she once had, but Anya tells her that she doesn't know what happened to her and that she doesn't really have the confidence she once had.That night Anya does more cocaine and when her mom comes (and almost gets caught), she tells Anya that she wants her to come downstairs and discuss what she wants to do with her life, although she doesn't find it that heartbreaking she didn't get in. Anya tells her no and that she's going to go to the club. Her mom tells her no, and Anya tells her "watch me".
In Bad Medicine, Pam picks Anya up from both of her dates with Riley.
- My Body is a Cage (2)
- Tears Dry on their Own (2)
- When Love Takes Over
- Paper Planes (2)
- Extraordinary Machine (1)
- Extraordinary Machine (2)
- Pam was one of six characters to have been diagnosed with cancer, the other five were Archie Simpson, Spinner Mason, Clare Edwards, L.D. Delacorte and Mr. Kwan.