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flyingpigUnited Kingdom (Scotland) 4.1/5 rDev -0.5% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25 330ml bottle from The Cave bottle shop, Glasgow (£3.85): Pale, golden amber colour with a massive, foamy white head on top that holds very well. Lively appearance with some nice lacing too. Light hops & fruity notes that includes some cloves, spice, apple and some pineapple too. There is a touch of peach, some yeast and a nice helping of citrus on top of a well balanced aroma that also includes from grassy hops and light, summery notes. Light fruits to begin consisting mainly of some grapes, apple and citrus notes with some lively hops and a touch of sugar too. There is a touch of banana and the alcohol content is well hidden. Medium with a lively mouthfeel and strong carbonation. Smooth with nice, light spice and a hoppy feel with a subtle bitter finish. Very lively and hoppy feel and some very nice light fruit notes. This one is very well carbonated and looks great with a very nice mouthfeel. The alcohol is very well hidden in this one and the beer is an easy one to drink. Serving type: bottle 05-17-2013 09:03:55 | More by flyingpig trxxpaxxsNew York 3.76/5 rDev -8.7% look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75 A: Pours a effervescent translucent light straw with a huge amount of pure white head. The foam settles after a bit, leaving a rocky layer across the top of the beer. Decent lacing as it drinks. S: The nose is light malt, wheat, clove spice, and just a touch of banana. I also get a good helping of boozy alcohol. T: It's light and sweet to start with a good bit of malt and wheat and some mild banana. The spice begins to take shape in the middle as some of the alcohol burn starts to shine. The finish is back to sweet. M: Medium bodied beer. It's starts out light and refreshing but shifts to sticky, syrup, and boozy in the finish. O: Good beer. I like this style and this beer is pretty good. There are many others that I enjoy more, but I might return to this beer in the future. Serving type: bottle 05-07-2013 20:12:08 | More by trxxpaxxs thecheapiesPennsylvania 4.21/5 rDev +2.2% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25 Cloudy honey color. Blanket of dense foam atop. Looks nice. Looks familiar. Softer aromas of apple, orange, and pear. Very nutty yeast content. Bready notes and a hint of banana. Malts are nearly wheaty. Very pale, very fruity. Following the aroma with more pear and orange and nuttiness. Nice and strong. Yeasty and supple. A little powdery. More chewy bread and almond. An excellent standard. Uber-creamy and delicate. Dried-up bubbles remain in the mouth after a semi-viscous body washes down. Right amount of strength. Great BSPA. Wish it hadn't been this long between visits. Serving type: bottle 05-07-2013 14:55:26 | More by thecheapies TheDoctorQuebec (Canada) 4.34/5 rDev +5.3% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 A: Pours a rich straw color that is lightly cloudy. Has a light and creamy inch-and-a-half head. Head dissipates to a quarter-inch coating with active carbonation and adequate lacing. S: Sweet, warm vanilla and banana aromas with some pervasive warm yeast smells. T: A little funkier than I had anticipated with pineapple flavors and some crisp hop notes with a little touch of banana and over-ripe fruit. M: Warm, sweet, and round up front with nice yeast and rotten citrus. Dry finish with aforementioned funkiness in the back of the throat. Really nice with quite a bit going on. O: Outstanding beer. Good carbonation, beautiful head, cool bottle, and surprising complexity. I had never had an opportunity to try this beer before despite the fact that it is quite famous and I was really impressed. Would drink again. Would seek out. Serving type: bottle 04-29-2013 21:25:36 | More by TheDoctor MikeB20Delaware 3.81/5 rDev -7.5% look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 3.75 P: 11.2oz bottle into a tulip glass. A: A cloudy golden yellow with a two finger fluffy white head. There's a little yeast floating in there as well. The head dissolves into a light coating and lacing is sparse. S: A lot of hay and grass with some tart fruit. A little honey comes through as it warms. T: Sweet malt and fruit that finishes with a little bite. More hop bitterness than I would have expected but it cuts through the malt. Easy drinking up front but a little too harsh at the end. M: Fairly dry with good carbonation. Flavors do not linger. O: Not overly complex, what you smell is what you taste. It's a good beer flavor-wise but not quite smooth enough to keep me wanting to come back. Serving type: bottle 04-27-2013 19:18:51 | More by MikeB20 doktorhopsAustralia 3.93/5 rDev -4.6% look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 3.5 My first Delirium Tremens, what an exciting beer with possibly the most horribly outlandish bottle/label design ever seen. This however for some reason heightens the excitement that one will land in a mythological Wonderland after finishing the drink... or at least see pink elephants. [note: list of ingredients does not include LSD] Poured from a 330ml bottle into a St Feuillien chalice. A: Out the gates like the clappers! The head starts out a bold frothy white that settles down to a thin lacing. The body is a slight cloudy sunburst yellow filled with specks of what can only be yeast though they are translucent, weird. S: A distinct and full aroma of stewed zucchini and tomatoes tips me off that there may be something wrong with this beer (perhaps it has skunked). There is not much else apart from that. T: A big swig presents a myriad of flavours both pleasant and unpleasant; those stewed vegetables, pepper, a woody middle followed by some badly burnt sugar, various Fusels and Phenols, and a dry herbal finish. Its the oddest combination in a beer I've ever tasted. M: Medium bodied with a tight densely-packed carbonation. D: I'm 100% convinced this beer has skunked - it's nothing like what anyone else has said it would be like, and taking this into account I imagine the true flavours hidden by the stewed zucchini and tomatoes would work well together and I will rate it not how it tastes but how I believe it would taste had I not gotten a bad bottle. Aside from that drinkability-wise it is expensive and high on alcohol content which puts it in the realm of maybe-a-special-occasion-if-I-feel-like-some-weird-ass-Belgian-beer type of moment, aka "very rarely". [note: I will revisit this beer in future and hopefully I will get a non-skunked bottle for review] Food match: LSD. Serving type: bottle 04-25-2013 08:15:38 | More by doktorhops barczarKentucky 4.14/5 rDev +0.5% look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4 My gateway beer, finally reviewed. Pours a hazy medium gold with a frothy inch and a half ivory head that slowly dissipates, leaving pillowy sheets of lacing. Green apple, pear, belgian yeast mustiness, and lemon form the initial aroma. Bready malt and belgian candy sugar give the backbone a fairly sweet impression. Pineapple and clove surface late. Esters are fairly citrus dominant. Pineapple is huge in the flavor initially, with lightly toasted, slightly nutty bready caramel malt and clove hitting mid palate, lingering into a slightly peppery finish. Lime, pear, and green apple are also present. Body is moderate, but the impression of lightness is imparted by high carbonation. It's effervescent, with moderate alcohol warmth. Still think this is a great beer. Great belgian esters, not cloying, with a long flavor profile. It's a little hot, and carbonation is higher than I prefer, but great estery flavor. Serving type: bottle 04-23-2013 00:34:26 | More by barczar HopswaggerOklahoma 4.53/5 rDev +10% look: 4 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 P: Clear pale golden body with a white crown of white micro bubbles. Rocky Mountains of bubbly lacing. S: Aroma is like sticking your head in a bucket of dubble bubble gum and taking a huge inhale. Butterscotch, pilsner malt, Belgian candy malt, booze and faint banana esters. T/M: First hits like organic apple juice, then opens up to banana, clove, floral and spiced hops with a hint of medicinal flare. Earthiness comes out in a musty grain flavor and alcohol is pretty much none existent. Spicy carbonation in a medium body that is velvety and zesty. Finishes with a almost smoked apple bitterness. O: Top notch BSPA. I think I'm seeing pink elephants...super balanced flavors that really combine to create a treat for your mouth. This is a masterpiece that really massages the palate. Glad I got to try this on tap. Cheers! Serving type: on-tap 04-21-2013 01:16:15 | More by Hopswagger AlieniloquiumFlorida 3.58/5 rDev -13.1% look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 On tap. Poured into a snifter. Appearance - Clear orange yellow body. White head. Island of foam. Thin collar. Smell - Pale malt. Spice. Yeasty and sugary. Taste - Sugary malt. Lots of spice. Mellows the sugars. Herbal notes. Dry finish. Mouthfeel - Sweet but never heavy. Medium carbonation. Overall - Tasty. Nice herbal taste. Nothing really distinguishing about it though. Serving type: on-tap 04-13-2013 02:16:58 | More by Alieniloquium zac16125South Carolina 4.5/5 rDev +9.2% look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5 750mL bottle into tulip 4 is notched, but not sure what that means. No other bottle dates, although cork says 2.011 . A 2011 bottle? That be surprising as I just picked this up from a store that generally has pretty good turnover. Cant believe Ive never rated this beer before... A: Pours a pale straw color, crystal clear with 2 fingers width of bright white head. Head dissipates fairly quickly and leaves only the faintest patches of lacing. S: Sweet Belgian yeast, candied sugar, peppery spice, hints of clove, banana, molasses, pear. So much going on here. Love the aroma. T: Peppery spice, candied sugar, lots of clove, banana, black pepper, phenolic, fruit with apple and pear. Tons of complexity. Love it. M/D: Medium body, heavy carbonation that allows the beer to hit every taste bud on the palate. Remarkable drinkability, you can get yourself in trouble with this one. This drinks like a flavorful session beer. O: Overall, I love this beer. This was one of the first high gravity craft beers I ever had, and every time I drink it it brings back memories. I know Duvel is the standard of the style, but for me, this one blows Duvel out of the water. One of my all time favorite Belgians, and I love Belgians. Serving type: bottle 04-13-2013 00:21:38 | More by zac16125 Roman5150Spain 4.6/5 rDev +11.7% look: 3 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5 Bottle purchased from Total Beverage, Murfreesboro, TN. Poured into Duvel glass. Appearance: Large white head, piss gold yellow color. Minor Lacing Smell: you really smell that belgian yeast, strong hints of coriander and citrus, even grape and apple. This is one of the most complex beers i've ever tasted, thanks in part to the 3 different types of Belgian yeast used. Taste: If i had to pick 3 words: Complex, Sweet, Amazing. Strong coriander and citrus, very sweet yet so perfectly balanced, there's a lot going on in this beer, but it is not overwhelming at all. In fact, this may be arguably the most drinkable, and thus dangerous, high ABV i've ever had. It's hard to be straight after 2 of these, as I tend to drink them very fast as you do not taste the alcohol whatsoever. The ending slightly resembles champagne, and there is hardly any bitterness whatsoever. It tastes similar to a Duvel, but with a lot more flavor complexities and, in my opinion, is superior. I would recommend this to any one to try as their first Belgian Strong Ale. Mouthfeel: THis beer is very carbonated, it feels like champagne. It really tingles and leaves a lasting flavor in your mouth, truly a beer to be experienced. Overall: This has been one of my favorite beers for years, first time having it on tap at Delirium Cafe in Brussels. It almost as good out of the bottle, even in rural Tennessee where they're not the freshest... Every sip reveals new complexities in the taste, it's a very accesible beer and combined with the flashy packaging, is very appealing to people who have never seen it before. The only Belgian I can say, in my opinion, is superior would be La Chouffe. If you ever see the Pink Elephant on the white ceramic bottle, give it a shot. Pretty much every person i've introduced this to instantly says this is one of the best beers they've ever had. Try one, please. A good price usually falls around $5.99 per 12oz, $10.99-13.99 per 750ml, and $21.99 per 6-pack. Expensive, but worth it. Serving type: bottle 04-09-2013 02:50:24 | More by Roman5150 BeelzebeerNewfoundland (Canada) 4.21/5 rDev +2.2% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25 330ml bottle, served in oversized tulip. A - I don't know if I poured it took quickly, but there's alot of floating sediment. Good amount of head, which last a little while, leaving nice lacing. Straw colour body S - Booze, some sugars, light malts. T - The same. Nice balance of the malt/sugars. Aftertaste that rounds out into some a little more smooth nicely. M - Very nice. Great for the style. Good amount of carbonation, meaning not too much. Doesn't get in the way of the taste of the beer itself. O - Very nice. World class pale ale. Closely resembles a tripel more than a belgian pale I think. Serving type: bottle 04-08-2013 01:51:37 | More by Beelzebeer MShirokovIllinois 3.1/5 rDev -24.8% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3 Well, it's a pretty good beer, but not amazing. Basically what I think is happening here is that it's so carbonated that it numbs your taste buds and you can't really tell what the flavor is. At least that's what happened with me. No matter how long I kept it in my mouth, the sting of the carbonation never really went away. The flavors which I was able to discern weren't too flattering. This beer actually tasted a bit like raw meat. Weird, right? Tasted a bit like blood or something. Not bad, but not worth the $10 I paid for it. Serving type: bottle 04-08-2013 00:31:23 | More by MShirokov spoonyColorado 4.18/5 rDev +1.5% look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25 From a 330 ml bottle (April 2013 notched in the label) into a tulip. A-A normal pour produces about one and one-half fingers of mostly white head. The head drops quickly to a half-finger cap that sticks around for a long time. The brew is yellowish gold in color with a few sediment flakes floating around an otherwise clear liquid. S-The smell is sweet and alcoholic with lighter fruits like apple flesh and pear complimenting some nice spice and banana yeast. T-The taste mostly follows the smell with sweet alcohol being well integrated into the mixture and poking through mainly as fruit. There is a nice yeast profile (in that unmistakable Belgian style) and some pale malts to back things up. A little light on the hops. M-The feel is medium weight with mild carbonation and a slickness that seems to accompany many stronger Belgian brews. O-This is one of the beers that first got me into beer, and it remains delicious in my book. There are other, more complex examples of the style, but for a traditional, strong Belgian brew, Tremens is still a good pick. Serving type: bottle 04-06-2013 23:54:15 | More by spoony angrybabboonRhode Island 3.46/5 rDev -16% look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Consumed 4/5/13 Appearance: Quite unique - dark, rich gold - bright gold in the light - nice, rich, white head - keeps a large, foamy cap - leaves some streaks of lacing - what's unique here is the sediment - it's bizarre, oddly globular, like suspended balls of yeast - this is like a whole new level of floaties Smell: Sweet, sugary, with tons of Belgian yeast and dough - candied oranges, bananas, pineapples - straight-up sugar - malts seem to be mostly doughy bread - sweet, Belgian yeast - bananas, bubblegum, and other fruity esters Taste: Follows the aroma, with piles of sugar and fruits - an interesting strain of Belgian yeast, with an abundance of fruity esters, including bananas, bubblegum, and various kinds of pepper - sweet, sweet malts - bready, in an extremely doughy way - some earthiness to it as well Mouthfeel: Medium body, nicely carbonated, smooth Overall: Forget about the DTs, I'm more concerned about diabetes I took a psychopharmacology class in the spring of 2009. Since then, I have found it rather hilarious that any beer would name itself Delirium Tremens. I find it odd that while the alcohol is not particularly high, the amount of sweetness here is off the mark. Serving type: bottle 04-06-2013 03:28:51 | More by angrybabboon Goblinmunkey7Massachusetts 3.5/5 rDev -15% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5 Thanks to angrybabboon for splitting the bottle. Appearance: Hazed gold with a small bright-white cap and collar. No lacing to speak of. Solid floating layer of sediment. Smell: Ripe banana, clove spiciness, and mega fruity esters. Loaded with Belgian yeast. Powdery and sweet. Pear and pineapple juice. Mealy fruit. Some orange, but so much yeast character. So much pineapple. Taste: Spicy pineapple clove juice. Layers of Belgian yeast. Hay and some earthy undertones. Some orange sweetness as well. So much pineapple and yeast. Ripe banana. Peppery and grassy. Belgian fruit. Starfruit and some underripe mango. Some backing malt sweetness. Pale malts. Mouthfeel: Medium to light body with an effervescent carbonation. Slightly dry, but clean overall. Overall: I won't be drinking enough of this to get the shakes, but it's solid. Way more pineapple than I know what to do with. Loaded with Belgian yeast and the associated flavor profile. Better than expected. Serving type: bottle 04-06-2013 03:27:13 | More by Goblinmunkey7 jonb5United Kingdom (England) 4.18/5 rDev +1.5% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25 330ml bottle, poured into Leffe chalice. A: Golden colour, half finger head, good lacing, some floaters, don't know if they were supposed to be there. S: Very pronouned Phenol, Esters and Molasses. T: Phenol, molasses, fudge, vanila, some yeast. Did a good job of hiding the booze, which was barely noticeable aside from a slight burn at the finish. M: Smooth, light body, decent carbonation. O: Impressive but slightly lacking the X factor that marks out great beers. Serving type: bottle 04-03-2013 12:52:32 | More by jonb5 Smurf2055Washington 4.45/5 rDev +8% look: 4.25 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5 Poured into tulip at Uber in Seattle. Pours light, golden, and with three fingers of white head. Smells sweet, floral, citrusy. Belgium yeast comes out. Very complex flavor index, but very well balanced. Banana and mango. Light citrus. Honey. There's a lot going on. Smooth and crisp, carbonated. Overall it's a very light and refreshing drink with a decent punch. My favorite beer that is readily available. If only it weren't so expensive. Serving type: on-tap 04-01-2013 23:22:09 | More by Smurf2055 Hazer115Michigan 4.14/5 rDev +0.5% look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25 Served a 10oz. Pour. Next to no head, but this could be a results of of bar. Pale yellow with a slightly sweet start and a sour finish with a hop kick in the end that seems to hang around for awhile. A cool crisp mouthfeel that could sneak up on you. The beer could be drank just like any Macro, but I'm sure you would regret downing such a good beef. Serving type: on-tap 03-25-2013 22:20:41 | More by Hazer115 IlafanMinnesota 4.21/5 rDev +2.2% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 The place I was at when having this beer, The Red Cow in Edina, Minnesota (a Minneapolis suburb), advertised this beer to be the best beer ever created. Um. Not quite. But it is still a very good beer. In fact, I liked it more than I like most other Belgians. What I was impressed by with this particular beer was its taste. Sometimes Belgians can be too sweet or dominated by a caramel flavoring. This beer was sweet, but it finished with a tartness that I enjoyed quite a bit. It was also quite filling and rich, which is another aspect of a Belgian that I normally don't care for. But the richness of the taste made me not mind it here. Also, the smell was strong and fruity. This proved to be quite inviting for me. Overall, no, not the greatest beer ever made. But it was very good nonetheless. Serving type: on-tap 03-23-2013 21:15:34 | More by Ilafan amendtItaly 4.1/5 rDev -0.5% look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25 Here's the skinny: me and my buddy TKing rolled into these Delirium Tremens joints one night or three in Brussels. Only I don't remember because I suffer from the real thing and wasn't impressed. I do remember there was one passable young thing tailing us in the rain. I wanted to slip her the fat man. TKing wasn't buying into it -- he was in it for the beer. She followed us in these high clog heels in the rain till we got to a square and she finally gave up. She was one of these smart phone addicts and decided some bald bouncer she once knew was more reliable than us. So she bailed, my balls wailed, and less than ten seconds later - by magic! - TKing pulled back the curtain and there was the Delirium Tremens camp, on the outskirts, one of the peripheral establishments. I drank that sumbitch and promptly forgot it. I didn't see any label, so couldn't commit it to memory. Besides, pink elephants and shit don't write to my psyche too much. Fast forward to two years later (two?). I'm rollin' down the street with a bottle in each pocket in some sunny burb in Sicily at 1 in the afternoon. I'm stalking these hot 20-something backpacking girls, and I'm thinking: me and these Delirium Tremens (two in each pocket) are going to roll these girls, if only I can find 'em. This is the way of things, my friends! This is the way of things. Delirium comes in these nice ceramic-looking bottles with a variety of pink elephants on the label that put you off. A glass is definitely required. Otherwise, you'll be pulling into your mouth these soft, little yeast chunks that can only remind you of the things that go on in your girlfriend's body that she doesn't want to tell you about. Nonetheless, it's about the only thing I have to drink around here. Rochefort's all sold out. This Delirium -- the most important thing to know about it is that it has a bitter aftertaste. Not nearly as bad as those peculiar bitter beers you can buy in Belgium -- the name of the category escapes me. But there's something of the same spirit in it. A bit of bitter, a bit of sour. You can still use the bottle as a weapon, though -- lob that bottle right and you can knock out any policeman. Let 'em run, let 'em chase you in the rain. Serving type: bottle 03-23-2013 13:35:34 | More by amendt Haydn-JubyQuebec (Canada) 4.13/5 rDev +0.2% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25 Served from a 330ml bottle to a tulip. A: blondish orange color. Good two finger head that retained really well and left some lacing. Chunks of sediment floating around withing he beer itself. The bottle itself was pretty unique ratings excluded. S: Fruity esters and some cloves. T: Pears, green apple skins, banana and green grapes are some what made present. Not as much citrus as I would have hoped for. A little bit of cloves too. Hop bitterness is fairly minimal to moderate. Alcohol content is mildly noticeable. Flavors become more noticeable as it warms but so does the alcohol. M: Very bubbly and champagne like. Very dry too, leaves little aftertaste and longing for more. O: I liked this beer. Not something I'd go out of my way to get but I would drink it again if offered. Not really worth the expensive price here in Quebec. I can get better Belgian styles beers for far cheaper. Serving type: bottle 03-22-2013 20:07:38 | More by Haydn-Juby GroomsyKentucky 4.16/5 rDev +1% look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25 What a wild beer. 750 ml bottle split between a tulip and snifter. DT pours a gorgeous clear golden color and is topped by big pillowy head of foam that quickly recedes and leaves no lacing. Per the style, carbonation jets from the bottom of the glass. While probably the best example of the style in appearance, the color is nice. The weak appearance is compensated for by the beautiful aroma of DT. It is full of ripe fruit aromas, particularly green apple, banana, and some apricot. There is some floral hop aroma to contrast the sweetness and some bready, biscuity yeast presence as well. A seductive beer on the nose, to say the least. What a great beer to drink. Sweet, tart, and spicy all within the same sip. The beer starts with a slight spicy note before transitioning into tart ripe fruit, namely banana and green apple. DT finishes with a sweet dryness and bready yeast. As the beer warms, the flavors round out more. For such a high ABV beer, this is supremely refreshing and dangerously drinkable. Stellar stuff here. Per the style, DT is silky and smooth with effervescent carbonation and has a light, crisp body with a dry finish. Some sweetness and spiciness lingers in the finish. The alcohol is deceivingly masked, and it's easy to take big gulps of this, but trust me – this is one to savor, not to quaff. If DT is available in your area, absolutely check it out. It is a seductive beer and leaves an excellent impression. Serving type: bottle 03-16-2013 13:22:12 | More by Groomsy tronesterOklahoma 4.06/5 rDev -1.5% look: 3 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25 Pours a hazy golden with yeasty flakes. Nice white head though. Aromas of banana and citrus peel. Taste begins with a tart, spicy note, followed by some light grain. The finish is fruity and earthy. Super high carbonation and a nice mouth. Overall quite tasty, but pretty expensive. Serving type: bottle 03-13-2013 23:41:28 | More by tronester SmashPantsAustralia 4.06/5 rDev -1.5% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4 Bottle: weird glass 330mL bottle, with a shit-house looking label. Saw this heaps of times at the local and it looked like a tacky Indian job. It was only after I found out about it on beeradvocate.com that I realised it may have been worth drinking. Appearance: hazy bright golden yellow in colour, with plenty of floaties. A disappointingly small head pops up and disolves almost immediately. The clinging floaties make the beer look good. Aroma: quite a bit of Belgian yeast and not much else. Good quality, but not much else on the nose. Taste: those big, bold Belgian yeasts are again at the fore, but there are definitely some cherry, pepper and honey notes behind it. A very nice beer to drink. Aftertaste: funnily enough, a tiny bit of what seems like citric hops backing up in the aftertaste. Mouth feel: great mouth feel - medium-to-heavy in body, with a low carbonation. Any more carbonation would ruin the flavours coming through. Mouth feel is just about perfect. Overall: one of the better Belgian strong pale ales I have had. It's a pity the packaging is so rubbish, or I'd have had this a lot sooner. Seems very traiditional, per the big floaties throughout. A nice beer. Serving type: bottle 03-02-2013 10:28:19 | More by SmashPants |
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Don't take Erase and Formadrol AFTER Natadrol and DAA...take them alongside and make sure you don't take any of them longer than 8 weeks.
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Should i not even bother with the formadrol since the erase essentially will be doing what I want/need?
I started with 6 caps of nata d then bumped up to 8 after 12 days. Ill probably only get 5 weeks total of nata cycle. Not real impressed thus far and thats why i was thinking about adding daa. So basically its okay to take them concurrently just dont go past 8 weeks total running only erase and no formadrol?
Thanks for clarifying. Im seeing some positives from nata d but nothing like some of the massive strength gains from other reviews that ive read. Figured daa is at least backed up by science so I'd give it a shot. In all honesty I think the weight ive gained is from starting deadlifts these last few weeks.
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Mayor of London reiterates that he will staunchly oppose serious cuts to the capital.
By Samira Shackle Published 04 October 2010 13:28He may be a headache for David Cameron at times, but we can be sure of one thing: grassroots Tories love Boris. After a worthy but dry address by David Willetts, the atmosphere in the conference hall tangibly changed as Boris took to the stage this morning; photographers crowded around the front stage and the over-excited crowd clapped and shouted out comments (of the "hear hear!" variety). Amid the predictable strike-bashing, light xenophobia (directed at the French), and what the man himself termed "lip-smacking Tory Party Conference style law and order fervour" was a robust argument against cuts to London's infrastructure.
Boris joked about "my friends at the Treasury", putting forward the line that a London fuels the entire economy of the UK. Nearly every place he listed - and it wasn't short - in which jobs have been created by the vast London transport industry was met with rapturous applause. Funnily enough, at a conference where the over-riding theme is "the mess we've been left in" by Labour, justifying the need for brutal cuts ahead of the comprehensive spending review, Boris was met with enthusiastic cheers as he made the case for protecting London. One suspects that the grassroots would applaud him even if he were advocating out-and-out socialism.
Amid the jokes, there was a serious point, and perhaps a warning to Conservative high command -- he repeatedly stressed that there were "tough" arguments ahead. As the leaked letter from Liam Fox last week demonstrated, spending cuts are all well and good in principle, but when it comes to their own remit being affected, the most die-hard Tories appear to think twice. The oft-noted tensions between the Mayor and the Prime Minister will be one to watch -- Boris will not accept cuts without a fight.
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A toff being screwed by the toffs and he doesn't like it. Well none of us do. This government is systematically dismantling the whole state and he's one of them. People will have to strike, it's their democratic right and it's the only way to voice real opposition to the cuts, as we can't vote them out until 2015.
so Boris has found his spine and is opposing the cuts. Nothing like a forthcoming mayoral election to remind you of your need to be accountable. But of course, he is responsible for rise in tube and bus fairs, the failure to deliver affordable housing, or effective youth provision, and for cutting back on London's cultural program. All things that stimulate the economy and attract investment. The words "fig" and "leaf" spring to mind vis a vis this speech....
Kens decided to refer to Boris not as 'Boris' but as 'Johnson' or Mr Johnson. I've been saying that for years. Calling Boris 'Boris' makes him out to be a cuddly toy and not the dangerous rightwing nut he really is. Hope more Labour people adopt the 'Johnson' tone as well.
"yeh-wot-yeh-wot-not in my-wot-yeh-back, 'ow do you say it-yard."
One of his first acts was to cut subsidised oil to London's transport system and disadvantaged because the Venezuelans were involved.
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One word describes our educational system.
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And what's the president's solution it's the same as it was answered every question war money spend more money.
He wants to -- the Department of Education an extra seventeen billion of your tax day care dollars next year.
What you think the investment would guess a better prepared workforce.
More bureaucratic red tape.
The sad fact is this not even a fancy college degree these days is a ticket to success.
According to a new study out this week the last three years less than half -- even half of college grads could find a full time job within a year a finishing school.
Now compare that to the nearly three quarters that landed the job in previous years.
And these new grads problems are just the beginning the job market is just -- -- opening up and they're forming a growing backlog of graduates from earlier years fighting for the same entry level positions.
With that kind of intense competition they're taking lower wages which can drag down your pay for the rest of your life.
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And Nikkei is the dismal prospects that recent grads are facing that we just described is just a symptom of a bigger problem.
And nationwide nationwide failure to provide quality education.
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Reading fourteen.
For the gold medal that's not a silver medal that's not even the brides were failing our kids.
And here's a number that really blew me away their proportion a fifteen year olds enrolled in school not graduating but enrolled in school.
Number three from the bottom only Turkey and Mexico do worse it's astonishing.
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The gunman shot three people on the second floor of an Oregon mall, then ran.
Shoppers hid behind racks as the man, wearing a vest and a mask, ran down a corridor and to a back hallway that led downstairs.
By then, he likely heard the sirens as dozens of police vehicles converged on the Clackamas Town Center in Happy Valley.
He then took his own life.
As details of Tuesday's mall shooting emerged, the question of motive remained unanswered.
At a news conference on Wednesday, investigators identified Jacob Tyler Roberts, 22, as the lone suspect in the shootings -- two of which proved fatal -- at the suburban Portland mall.
Sheriff's investigators said there was no apparent connection between Roberts and any of his victims.
The fatalities were identified as Cindy Ann Yuille, 54, and Steven Mathew Forsyth, 45.
The incident unfolded during the afternoon as the gunman moved quickly through the Macy's at the mall and toward the food court on the second floor, where he opened fire, the sheriff's office said.
The arrival of police within a minute of receiving the first calls of the shooting may have influenced the gunman's ultimate course of action, Sheriff Craig Roberts said.
The gunman was wearing a load-bearing vest -- a military-style garment designed to carry heavy equipment, which some witnesses confused with a bulletproof vest -- and was carrying a semi-automatic rifle.
At one point, the rifle jammed but started working again, the sheriff said.
Kristina Shevchenko, 15, was taken to the Oregon Health & Science University Hospital, where she was in serious, stable condition on Wednesday with a bullet wound to her chest, her surgeon told reporters.
Shevchenko, who suffered a collapsed right lung and injuries to her liver, underwent an hourlong operation Tuesday night to remove bullet fragments and was in the hospital's intensive care unit, Dr. Laszlo Kiraly said.
He said he was optimistic that she would recover fully but added that she was in shock and at risk for complications, including infection. "She's a very brave young woman," he said, adding that she was awake and talking to her family.
Further surgeries will focus on closing her wounds "and getting her to heal properly," he said. "I would anticipate that she would be with us for about a week or so."
Friends of the gunman said they were shocked when they heard who the shooter was.
"This is more than a tragic event, and my heart goes out to everyone affected by it, but I also feel as if the side of Jake that I remember needs to be shared," said Erin Philpot, a friend of the shooter, in an e-mail to CNN.
"He was a very loved individual that always seemed as if he had great intentions and a heart of gold. I know that must be hard for people to see/think/understand, but It's the truth. I don't know what caused him to do such a horrendous, terrible thing, but I do hope that somehow answers will be available to us all."
Philpot, who attended middle school and high school with Roberts, said he had recently broken up with a girlfriend and was considering moving to Hawaii. "I just had drinks with him in November, and he had just moved into a new place and was totally stoked about it," she said. "I can't believe he did this."
Jordan Salazar, who attended Milwaukie High School in the Portland area with Roberts, said in an e-mail, "He was a really nice guy, and it's completely shocking he did this."
She added, "He was a popular guy in high school and had a lot of friends," she said. "I was pretty much in shock with all of this."
Roberts attended Milwaukie High School for three years but did not graduate, said Joe Krumm, the director of community relations for North Clackamas County School District. "Average talent, average grades," Krumm said about Roberts, who was in a mainstream program and had no record of discipline issues or extracurricular activities.
Roberts then transferred to another district and graduated in 2008 from Oregon City High School, the school said in a statement on its website that also talked about the killings.
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Yuille was remembered as "everybody's friend" who put others first.
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Entire swaths of Clackamas Town Center became silent except for the rifle blasts and screams. Even the mall's Santa dropped to the ground.
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Kira Rowland was holding her 6-month-old baby in Macy's when the shots rang out.
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The gunman wore a hockey mask and jogged through Macy's wielding a rifle, a woman told CNN affiliate KOIN.
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The sheriff's office said a rifle and a mask were recovered from the scene.
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Survey of Energy Resources 2007
Natural Gas Country Notes
Proved recoverable reserves (bcm) |
5 866 |
Production (net bcm, 2005) |
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R/P ratio (years) |
10.9 |
The USA possesses the world's sixth largest proved reserves of natural gas, and accounts for just over 3% of the global total. Apart from the Russian Federation and the United States, all other countries in the top 10 for gas reserves are members of OPEC.
The figure of 5 866 bcm tabulated above is derived from total proved reserves of dry natural gas at end-2005 (204 385 bcf), as given by the Energy Information Administration in its U.S. Crude Oil, Natural Gas and Natural Gas Liquids Reserves 2005 Annual Report. For the purposes of the present Survey, the original data in billion cubic feet at 14.73 psia and 60oF have been transformed into standard SER terms (1 013 mb and 15oC) by means of separate adjustments for pressure and temperature.
During the 3 years since the last edition of the Survey of Energy Resources, US gas reserves have registered an increase of 17 439 bcf, or about 494 bcm. Total additions to reserves in 2003-2005 were 30.6% greater than the amount of gas produced during the same period.
The 17.4 tcf net increase in reserves during 2003-2005 was due partly to discoveries (field extensions, new field discoveries and new reservoir discoveries in old fields, totalling 62.6 tcf during the three-year period), partly to revisions and adjustments to estimates for old fields (+6.4 tcf) and partly to the net balance of sales and acquisitions (+5.4 tcf). Cumulative production during the three-year period was some 57 tcf.
Total discoveries during 2005 amounted to 23.2 tcf, the largest component comprising field extensions, notably in Texas, Wyoming, Oklahoma, Colorado and Louisiana. The states with the largest gas reserves at end-2005 were Texas (27.6% of the USA total), Wyoming (11.6%), New Mexico (8.9%) and Oklahoma (8.4%). Reserves in the Federal Offshore areas in the Gulf of Mexico accounted for 8.3% of the total. About 87% of proved reserves consist of non-associated gas.


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Critical Essays
Konrád, György (Vol. 10)
Konrád, György 1933–
Konrád is a Hungarian novelist and social worker. The Case Worker is his best known translated work, gaining its power, according to Irving Howe, "from Konrád's gift for the vignette, the suddenly snapped picture, as if taken from a slightly overfocused camera." (See also CLC, Vol. 4.)
Neal Ascherson
The Case Worker, a first novel by the young Hungarian writer George Konrád, has been widely praised in the West…. The Case Worker is horrific, and Konrád possesses both the power to see and the power to describe what he sees. But there is much to make reservations about: his violent, remorseless battering of the feelings causes monotony, his rhetorical seizures which spatter the reader with a hundred hot adjectives in a few sentences are, it seems to me, the easy but wrong way to the effect he wants….
What is memorable about the book is neither its narrative structure nor its tirades: Konrád's real achievement is, in fact, his evoking of a "case," the brilliant, economical creation of a character in a trap. He is a very talented writer, but The Case Worker is the sort of abreacting, subjective novel which does not yet prove him a gifted novelist and which, by its nature, can't be repeated in variation or developed upon. Konrád's next work will probably tell us more.
Neal Ascherson, in The New York Review of Books (reprinted with permission from The New York Review of Books; © 1974 by NYREV, Inc.), August 8, 1974, p. 16.
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Ivan Sanders
With the skill of a social scientist, the compassion of a humanist, and the stylistic pyrotechnics of the avant-garde, Konrád [in The City Builder] outlines the political, social and economic history of an unnamed East European city….
Much of The City Builder reads like an extended essay, although it is profoundly literary. Its ideas arrive in language of extraordinary power and plasticity. Moreover, by constantly condensing and telescoping events, Konrád manages to pack a number of potential novels into his text. Alfred Kazin has said that novels cannot be written anymore, only scenarios. Eastern European novelists and film makers are particularly adept at schematic, elliptical modes of composition. Konrád merely hints at the specifics of time and place, yet each hint is crucial, for it evokes a state of mind and a way of life. The true protagonist of the novel is the city, whose main square, with its impressive public buildings and statuary, is a memorial to mock heroism and real suffering. The narrator finds his city at once cozy and confining, irreplaceable and detestable—"an Eastern European showcase of devastation and regeneration" that "can welcome its enemies with salt and bread and, having taken crash courses in the art of survival, change its greeting signs, statues, scapegoats—its history."
In his much-praised first novel, The Case Worker, Konrád already proved his stylistic...
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Jascha Kessler
George Konrád's first book, "The Case Worker," was a fictive essay built with blocks of grotesque realism: the daily horrors of the lives of the poor and helpless, the deficient, abandoned, crazed and rejected…. Its thesis was that our urban culture grows more vacant of humane values in proportion to our power to process masses of people through a machinery designed to give them well-being….
Still, "The Case Worker" accepts love, is drenched in compassion as it offers a traditional humanist solution of the problem of human imperfection. Konrád sees that it is just the problem—the intolerable evil inherent in our defective human condition—that spurs the revolutionist, and infuriates the utopian planner. The source of our delusions, it perverts our brief residence here to a hell on earth. This becomes the theme of "The City Builder." Its narrator, the anonymous incarnation of our 20th-century's contradictions, reflects upon the fate of his nameless city—recognizably in Hungary.
The 10 chapters of "The City Builder" are a set of meditations composed with an unusual metaphorical density. They project a surreal compound of decades of brutal history evoked by the inexpugnable memories of the citizens of the city. This is a work of poetry, in fact. There are no characters; there is no plot. The sentences (amounting in the end to a sentence of damnation), are uttered by the architect, a social engineer whose...
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Susan Lardner
"The City Builder" is written as an interior monologue delivered by a city planner—a Socialist bureaucrat who lives and works in an "East-Central European city."…
The namelessness of speaker and city—besides possibly indicating a diminished individuality owing to East-Central European political circumstances—emphasizes the general pertinence of Konrád's theme, which is the bitter disappointments of middle age. East European Socialist middle age, true; but readers of diverse persuasions will recognize, if they don't also share, the planner's close attention to his aging body, his feeling of private and professional failure, his absorption in thoughts of death and of the sexual joys of the past. In fact, to an American reader the most exotic aspect of "The City Builder" is not its distant setting or its narrative eccentricity but the combination of a lavish metaphorical style with the structural forms and devices of classical rhetoric….
[The book consists of] interwoven fragments that range in tone from grim irony to nostalgia, and include reminiscence, indecipherable dreams, panoramic description, invective, and exhortation. Although he opens the book with daybreak and winds it up with a New Year's celebration, Konrád otherwise observes the conventions of interior monologue. Time doesn't move clockwise, and transitions are abrupt and often mysterious. (p. 141)
Konrád shows a taste and...
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Wheaton improved to 10-3-0 and 2-1-0 in CCIW action while Carthage fell to 2-6-4 overall and 1-2-0 in conference.
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Here at the Forecaster we take market psychology very seriously. Not only that, we take it one step further and attempt to marry the technical picture to the prevailing sentiment. We like climbing markets on worry and don't like declining markets on complacency. The former means the rally will extend and the latter translates to a bear that will extend as well. What you don't want to see are markets climbing on complacency but do want to see them dropping on fear. That will give you a good idea as to the current state of affairs.
We always take a special interest in our new friends to the East. The US and to a greater extent Australia are tied to the hip with China. I wonder if this is what Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger really had in mind.
In a story by Bloomberg, I saw a major shift in the wind concerning China were statements by JP Morgan Chase chief Asian strategist Adrian Mowat. He stated, "China is in a hard landing. Car sales are down; cement production is down; construction stocks are down. It's not a debate anymore, it's a fact." I like it. In fact it's the first good news I've heard about the Chinese economic condition in a long, long time. Keep in mind, markets are perverse mechanisms where if you truly understand contrarian psychology you learn to wire your brain in such a way that bad can mean good and good is not necessarily the best recipe.
This is the first time we see a shift in the wind concerning the sentiment in China, which up to this point everyone was in agreement there would be a "soft landing."' We've discussed this finer point in these pages numerous times over the past year so you know where I stand. Concerning the progression of the Chinese bear market, this represents a sea-change in attitude and greatly accelerates the process of bringing it to a conclusion. Chinese officials and people who analyze China are starting to see the light and are no longer in complacency or denial. Although any leg down can be painful, and please don't misinterpret what I am saying. I don't like pain for anyone as we all just went through the debt ceiling debacle, MF Global and even Greece.
However we need to get to reality for the Chinese economy to ever recover and put the chart back in a bull market. Now here's the other secret. The SSE doesn't necessarily have to get to new lows of a washout in order to turn up. It might have to go back down but as we saw with our own markets last year, we had that washout and didn't get anywhere near the 2009 lows. If you get nothing else out of this discussion realize it's the psychology that dictates how far a market will fall.
In an unrelated development, according to a CNBC report, the Miami condo market is turning up again as foreign buyers flock in from South America, Russia, China and Europe. Twenty five new towers with 5200 units are planned as there are only 4200 unsold units left from the crash years. The bottom line is foreigners are taking advantage of a lower US Dollar and coming in with cash, bypassing all of the regulations and tight lending standards of US banks.
We knew something like this had to happen given the much improved state of the HGX. These charts of ours are the single best forecaster of economic activity in the world. The year has been characterized by housing and banking sectors on a tremendous roll. I told you on January 1 that it was time. The HGX has done even better than I would have hoped for. We are at the end of the first quarter and the price action has blown through longer term resistance. Another takeaway is the government can do all they want with stimulus and it won't necessarily work simply because markets are self-correcting mechanisms. Banks still aren't lending but it's the foreigners coming in with cash. The chart of the week once again is housing. I doubt we go straight up from here as this week could finally be the week we get a reaction. However, this chart turned a week after the general market in 09 and is coming to its own 161 window.
Apple computer is also on a tremendous roll and I think that's a bubble.
The other big story of the week was the continued surge of the stock market, prompting one Tweeter to observe, "It's going to take a nuclear war to bring this market down!" Patience I told him, we don't need nukes, just Gann as we come into the all-important seasonal change point as we get to the Gann master timing window next week. What is interesting about this market is stock based mutual funds have seen an outflow of $1.2 billion since the start of February even though those funds have returned 9.8% since the start of the year. Also corporate insiders sold off $6.8billion in February. The most in 11 months and 13 times the level of insider buying according to CNBC.
Next page: What the surveys say
The most recent Investors Intelligence survey has bulls over bears at 43% to 26%. The AAII survey is 45-27 in bulls marking the 11th straight week bulls have a double digit lead, the biggest streak since 2005. But with a relatively light volume market the public has not responded in the way it did back in 1999 and even 2007. Therein lies the rub. It was a year ago I told you in this very space that the public couldn't be involved to any degree when people from all walks of life were more concerned with applying for jobs at McDonalds. When you are forced to apply for a job you did as a teenager, buying stocks isn't a priority near the top of your list. At the time I told you the top in the stock market had to be years away. I still feel that way. That doesn't mean anything concerning the current sentiment or the potential for a violent shake of the trees. In a market like this we are bound to get a move that scares everyone to death. It's going to happen. It's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when and the longer it takes the more intense it will be. That doesn't mean we go back to a bear market, it just means we likely have a shorter and intense sell off, maybe something like a flash crash. That's what happens in bull markets.
We look at the seasonal change point and all important Gann Master Timing window coming up this week. We also look to the 161st week time window to the March 2009 bottoms. As you know, we gave you a world exclusive in this space concerning the Gann price and time balance of the 1108 point range in the Dow 1987 crash leg that matched up with the NDX bottom on November 21, 2008 bottom. I just completed my next 'square out' Gann article for this magazine which will appear in the not too distant future. I've finally uncovered the calculation I believe ties the 1987 top to the March bottom in the SPX. I also think I might have uncovered a relationship from the 09 bottom that dates all the way back to the April 1942 bottom. If that's true the 2009 bottom may be exponentially more important than anyone realizes. Stay in gear with us and we have excellent intraday thoughts appearing on Twitter: http://twitter.com/jeffgreenblatt.
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February 10th, 2009: I've learnt a lot over the past few days: I've grown as a person. I don't park outside Andrew's house every night anymore. I don't. I'm down to a mere cruise-by: I take my foot off the gas as I roll down my window and peer in his living room windows, the cool evening's breeze in my hair. A small smile on my lips. Nostalgia. Remember when Andrew and I ran and jumped up and high-fived, and we missed, and instead we slapped each other full on the face? Andrew and I rolling around on the floor, grabbing our faces. Tears of pain. Tears of laughter. I chuckle. Tears, in the end, nothing more than the catalyst, setting the cement of a friendship. We're drenched in cement, he and I. We're frozen in step, Looney Tunes style.
There can be more times like that. There will. I roll up the window, put some small pressure on the gas and drive away. For now - for tonight - all I ask is a sturdy car and some streetlight to steer her by, and the fact that Andrew's liable to take his evening meal at 6:35 pm each and every night. To make sure the best gifts ever in time get to you when you want them, here are the HOLIDAY SHIPPING DEADLINES. Orders placed before these dates will get to you in time for Christmas! – Ryan
December 5th: All shipping methods except U.S.P.S. First-Class Package International Service� are safe.
December 6th: International orders made not selecting U.S.P.S. Priority Mail Express International� shipping will likely arrive in January.
December 11th: USPS FIRST CLASS and STANDARD may not make it in time and neither will USPS EXPRESS MAIL INTERNATIONAL.
December 16th: ALMOST NOTHING IS SAFE. USPS EXPRESS is the only safe USPS option.
December 19th: A CHRISTMAS MIRACLE (IF THINGS PLACED ON OR AFTER THIS DATE ARRIVE BY THE 24TH, THAT IS)