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Out of Warrantee Service
Posted by Smoky 14 on 11/08/2011
After three years of service my 46in Samsung suddenly would not turn on, a clicking sound could be heard and the TV had to be unplugged. After researching the problem it appears Samsung had some bad capacitors.
A call to Samsung customer service got me a free in home repair, replacement of defective caps, at no cost to me.
Truly above the norm in today's market place.
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Posted by Slimjim on 2011-11-08:
Thank you for writing this. It's nice to see someone who can appreciate that out-of-warranty service is not to be expected and cursed for if not given. It's also a good nod for Samsung on this too.
Posted by MDSasquatch on 2011-11-08:
A guy I work with is really into TVs and such, he does a lot of research before he buys and he swears by Samsung; nice review.
Posted by swimjim on 2011-11-08:
I have a Sony Bravia LCD, a month ago I got an email and accompanying letter telling me to get my set tested (for free) for a similar problem. Thankfully, mine checked out. In any event, here is the link if YOU have a SONY.
Posted by traceylynn on 2011-11-08:
We have a Samsung flat screen we bought about 4 years ago. Love it! Samsung is actually know for being one of the best brands where tv is concerned. Our next one will be a Samsung as well.
Posted by Venice09 on 2011-11-08:
It's great to see a company stand behind its product instead of hiding behind an expired warranty.
I had a bad experience with Samsung many years ago and vowed to never buy their products again. I guess it's time for me to rethink that strategy.
This was very helpful.
Posted by madconsumer on 2011-11-08:
i have always been told samsung has top quality products. that was why i purchased a samsung telley.
very helpful review!
Posted by trmn8r on 2011-11-08:
This problem is VERY WIDESPREAD and affects a lot of models. My guess is Googling "Samsung tv capacitors" would be revealing.
The OP is LUCKY. Samsung has REFUSED to help what must be several thousands of customers. The repair cost is several hundred $$$, which is absurd because the parts are less than $10 and the repair is easy (instructions are online).
Samsung should have reached out to all the affected customers and issued vouchers or whatever so they could get their capacitors replaced. I am glad you got coverage, but SHAME on Samsung for NOT being proactive, and for refusing to help a lot of owners.
Posted by ok4now on 2011-11-09:
Years ago Samsung was pure junk, at the very bottom with Hyundai. Today they both produce a world class quality product. Sure there will be negative reviews, no product is perfect. These companies need to stand behind their products and offer the consumer some help when complaints are made. Don't become another Dell. Back in 2008 I purchased two Samsung HD TV's. The picture quality is stunning and I have had no problems. Glad to hear you got the free in house repair.
Posted by JoeinTx on 2011-11-24:
Just one more comment about Samsung. After one repair after another, We finally concluded that our old friend Jennair had lost their way, we traded our new Jennair Electric Range for a Samsung. We couldn't be happier! After two trouble-free years we have never had a problem so I can't comment on the customer service yet.
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Samsung TV Repair & Service
Posted by Computer_Expert on 09/23/2007
HAYMARKET, VIRGINIA -- This story can be verified through Samsung with the following tracking number- 4001411278. I bought a new Samsung TV (just a regular TV) from one of the "Big Box" stores. After two weeks, (yep, two weeks) it failed (wouldn't turn on) and I followed the instructions for re-setting the unit, which the unit did not reset. I contacted the "800" telephone number service center, went through the entire exercise, and it still did not function. They told me that they would fax the repair order to one of the local facilities for pick-up and repair.
About two days later, I contacted the local repair center, and they replied that they did not have the people to service my TV and represented to me that they faxed this information back to Samsung.
I contacted Samsung the next day and "realized" that they forgot to contact me, but found another local repair facility. They committed to being out to my house on two occasions (seems they forgot one appointment), in which I lost a day, waiting on a "no-show."
When the repairman did show-up, I did help him load the TV in the van and off to the repair shop, for four months. I tried calling the repair center for a status, but got the infamous answering machine and when I did get through, they wanted a copy of the "proof of purchase" even though Samsung issued the repair order (RO) with a warranty repair ID, in order to start repairs. So I faxed over the "proof of purchase," that weekend.
Two weeks later, I called to find out if my set was repaired and got the infamous answering machine. I left several messages and finally called Samsung Consumer Services for their advice. After spending nearly three weeks with no resolution, I was transferred to the "Executive Services," where I talked to Suzy, Grace, Gwen and a host of other people, over a two and a half month time frame. I was promised delivery on at least three occasions, which became no shows by the repair service center. Samsung said after the third delivery, they would send out another TV. I contacted the Samsung Center and was told to contact Centreville TV, where I could make arrangements, again, for delivery. I talked to John, who chewed me out and refused to deliver the TV set that weekend. I again contacted Samsung and after over three months of being jerked around and being belittled by their affiliate, I finally told Samsung that I was ready to take legal action and a few days later, my TV was left on my front door, before I got home. Needless to say, the local repair facility, Centreville TV is no longer a Samsung vendor.
As a former employee of the Philips Corporation, Magnavox is a subsidiary of Philips. The cost to assemble and test these TV's runs between $100-$200. After spending the amount of time with this issue, I would never buy a Samsung product again. Samsung wrote a check with their mouth, that they couldn't cash with their a**. When you can't keep to your commitments, sometimes a business has to take charge, especially after three months, and ship out a new TV and address these significant, external and growing difficulties. Needless to say, Centreville TV is no longer a warranty repair facility for Samsung. From a "Customer Satisfaction" perspective and based upon the Philips model for customer service, I give Samsung a "Less than Zero" as their final customer satisfaction score.
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Samsung Plasma Screen Burn
Posted by Samsung Screen Burn on 04/15/2007
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS -- In September 2006 I purchased Samsung 42" Plasma television model # HPS4253. In March 2007 through no fault of my own, it developed screen burn. I purchased the product because it was represented to me as having screen burn technology. Without getting too technical, when you go from wide screen 16:9 ratio to 4:3 ratios you get sidebars. Sidebars can cause screen burn. Commercials are normally broadcast in 4:3, and are a cause of screen burn. Other things that can cause screen burn are news tickers, station logos, paused dvds, etc…. Any type of stationery imaging can burn your screen. Depending on who you talk to, the opinions on just how long it takes a stationary image to cause screen burn is quite varied. The retailer I talked to, Best Buy indicated it could take 30 to 50 hours before this can occur. Samsung offers a different version. They recommend that no more than 5% of your viewing is done in a 4:3 viewing format. How do you do that if you are watching a wide screen channels (ie., HD channel) and most of the commercials (broadcast in 4:3) are not in wide screen? Assuming there are 15 minutes of commercials for every 60 minutes of viewing, you are subjecting your television to 25% of the time in 4:3 viewing. Based on my phone call with Samsung technical support, they say change the channel when 4:3 comes on (not a reasonable way to prevent screen burn). When I called Best Buy they said I should play the Finding Nemo DVD for 3 or 4 days straight (again another not so helpful suggestion for a $1,600 television). Make sure you understand about cable boxes and HD televisions. The television and cable box (Comcast) are set up to stretch 4:3 DIGITAL signals However this does not happen on the higher level channels that are set up for HIGH DEFINITION (they continue to broadcast 4:3 commercials with side bars). The Samsung plasma TV I bought is not able to handle some of today's broadcast formats in my opinion, and should not have burned so easily. Before you buy plasma - ask about screen burn, get it in writing that it is covered or avoid making the purchase. Samsung tech support considers screen burn a result of "customer abuse" and does not offer any assistance. I would not recommend Samsung plasma model # HPS4253 to anyone, and personally I plan to avoid their televisions completely. Best Buy is no better but I will not get into that. If you are buying plasma ask about screen burn and make sure you know what you are getting into. I am out $1,600 in six months and need a new television despite a Samsung warranty and a Best Buy extended warranty. Buyers beware with Samsung Plasma Televisions! Samsung should stand behind their products and provide friendlier customer service. They need to manufacture a TV that can handle a higher percent of broadcasts in non 16:9 formats, without risking screen burn. They need to offer more clearly stated assistance to customers ie. How to break in your new plasma television. Maybe some Samsung models are working well but mine is not. Every television that comes off their assembly line can't be perfect. They should accept the fact that "maybe" sometimes a lemon slips through. I did nothing wrong here and am VERY upset I lost $1,600 in six months. If you walked into a retailer and they said the plasma TV you are looking at can develop screen burn in a relatively short period of time, can not be fixed once it occurs, there is no protection for you if it does happen, and if it does you are considered at fault. Just how many of these televisions do you think they would sell?
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Posted by Sparticus on 2007-04-15:
I've always been a bit hesitant about the untested plasma technology... thanks for the review and the warning. I did not realize plasma suffered the same burn-in problem common in older TVs. We have a wide-screen Samsung 42 inch projection. However we have various settings that manipulate the picture to fit full screen no matter what mode we are in... i think it stretches it slightly and cuts some off... but we never really noticed a difference. Sounds like they have gone backwards with technology with your tv...
Posted by CrazyRedHead on 2007-04-15:
I have the same thing in my Magnavox 50" widescreen LCD TV. You can either watch in letterbox, widescreen or several different ratios. I still try to limit the amount of time watching with the bars on the TV.
Posted by lobo65 on 2007-04-16:
That's why I'm glad I have a CRT tube HDTV. No problems with burn-in whatsoever.
Posted by bullcorn71 on 2007-04-30:
I'm having the same problem. I purchased the exact same TV
(Samsung #HPS4253) at Best Buy in Sept of 2006. I even paid a bit more for mine. I have had the same arguments with Samsung and Best Buy. Samsung even told me burn-in can happen in as little as 60 seconds but it is still 'user error'. I'm pretty sure most people watch TV more that 60 seconds at a time. Their customer service is a complete and total joke. Stay away from this TV!
Posted by Samsung LN-T405H on 2007-06-05:
Beware that if your TV has Pixels go out the Warranty does not cover it unless it is alot of Pixels. I think they say if you take an eight inch diatmeter from the center there has to be at least 10 out. Trust me it is annoying looking at the burnt out Pixels because on my LCD its bright green. But i guess this is the pay off for being able to mount on the wall. We'll see maybe Samsung will come through and fix it for me.
Posted by LDinReno on 2007-09-24:
To verify, I have the same model and the same 4x3 burn-in problem. I wouldn't have bought the if I had known that I had to watch "stretched" 4x3 progamming in order to avoid the problem. Samsung is no help. This sucks and I told Samsung so. They know about the problem, yet let people buy without clear warning. If they made cars the wheels would fall off if your made a 90% turn. I'm considering a lawsuit.
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Power-on issue with Samsung LCD
Posted by on 07/20/2009
My wife and I purchased a Samsung 40" LCD TV (LN-S4051D) from BestBuy here in Orlando, Florida, in April of 2006. Three years later, well outside of the company's one year coverage, our $2,800.00 television has ceased turning on when the power switch is depressed. We chose not to purchase an extended warranty for a couple of reasons: one, it was bloody expensive, and two, nothing ever goes wrong with LCD TV's, right? Wrong.
After calling Samsung and being told that this was an unusual problem, and most likely an issue with the power supply, I contacted the repair company that Samsung customer service gave me the local number for. I was informed that they would not be able to get to our TV for about five days and the cost would be just shy of $400.00. Aaarrgh! I did a little looking on the web and found a posiTVely reviewed local shop and called. He said he could come out the next day at 2pm to look at the set. As it turns out he had some technical issues at his shop but neglected to call and let us know. My wife had taken off from work so that she could be at the house when he showed up. Oh, allow me to back up just a moment and explain my personal situation. I was in an accident in '03 that left me a paraplegic, paralyzed from the chest down. I am currently confined to bed due to complications associated with a pressure lesion. My 12-year-old daughter is on summer vacation right now and my wife was not comfortable with her being home with a stranger coming to the house, and me not being able to protect her in the unlikely event that he engage in criminal behavior. Orlando has become that kind of town over the years. Getting back on point, he came out to the house two-and-a half hours late and did nothing more than verify that the TV was doing what we'd already told him it was doing. He said he'd have to go back to his shop and get the price for the part he'd have to replace and give us a call the following day with a total. He was also certain to appropriate his $55.00 for the visit. I ended up having to call him the following day, around one, and was told that it would cost $385.00 minus the $55.00 already paid. Having a difficult time coming to terms with the expense involved in repairing an infant TV, I engaged in some additional research one the web.
I managed to find a fount of information on a site called "The Tech Report". Here I discovered over 140 entries concerning the same issue we were having with our set. Granted, some were by the same individuals, engaging in dialogue. However, here were a LOT of people suffering with the same problem on varying sizes of screen. After a period of delayed turn-ons lasting about a week, their sets would simply stop turning on. Whether using the remote or pushing the power button on the front of the set, the TV's relay would click and then the red LED above the power button would blink four times, followed by nothing. Many folks were finding success by going to Radio Shack, spending a little over $7, and replacing capacitors on board BN44-00134A at locations CS806, CM811, CM812 and CM817. After desoldering the visibly bulging, and at times oozing, capacitors and soldering in the new ones, the TV's turned right on. In only a few circumstances did replacing the caps not solve the problem. Oddly, replacing board #BN94-00864A proved to be the solution in these cases. Many were asking, with so many sets suffering from obviously faulty capacitors, why was Samsung not issuing a recall or offering a simple repair program of some kind, given that the solution was ultimately so inexpensive. Upon calling Samsung, many were told that this was the first that they were hearing of this problem. That reeks of pure dishonesty, as far as I'm concerned. One would expect a more forthright approach from a company as large and presumably respected as Samsung. When we originally bought the TV, I remember telling my wife that Samsung was no longer the same laughable company that it was back in the 80's and early 90's. It had become comparable with Sony in the new millennium as Sony's quality had tapered off somewhat. Now I strongly question the validity of that statement. I find it unforgivable that Samsung is unwilling to stand behind its products in this case of obviously inferior components being used on several models' circuit boards. I will be making a conscious effort for many years to avoid buying any Samsung products, while my friends and family have most certainly been made aware of our issues with the company.
Needless to say, I called the repairman the same evening and told him we were not going to have the TV repaired. Obviously, that left us out the $55 for nothing, but I was hoping the $7 spent at Radio Shack would solve our problem. My father came by and replaced the caps for me, but to no avail. The TV still behaved the same. Next is replacing the power board at $99. At least $162 is still a bit less than $385. One website indicates that circuit board part# BN94-00864A is the most commonly failed part in these Samsung televisions. We've got our fingers crossed.
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Posted by Winegirl on 2011-02-15:
Yes, we've had an identical problem with our Samsung set only 1.5 years old. It's toast.
Posted by trmn8r on 2011-02-15:
It isn't "toast" if it can be repaired cheaply. As the OP points out, these low cost capacitors are known to be faulty. Lacking that, he has hopes this $100 board will solve the problem.
IMO, Samsung should have issued a recall for the capacitor problem. It seems that it was far too common, and obviously due to a material defect. I hope the relatively inexpensive (to having it serviced) circuit board solves the problem for the OP.
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Expensive repair
Posted by Terp on 11/04/2007
ROCHESTER, NEW YORK -- My Samsung rear-projection 50"-inch TV began turning itself off just twelve and a half months after I bought it. I had not purchased the extended warranty as it was a third of the price. Best Buy, of course, would not make the repair, which was thought to be a bad part on a board at a cost of $1,000 (two-thirds the cost of the set). Samsung is not interested in speaking with me or responding to my letters, so I am stuck with a large set that only works sporadically and still has a couple of payments left on it.
I am finished with both Samsung and Best Buy - an electronics items that costs in excess of $1,500 should last more than a year.
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Posted by WhineX on 2007-11-04:
Have you tried shopping around for service? There is a slight possibility that you might find someone who'll repair it for less. Best Buy is under no obligation to repair any item out of warranty. In the electronics biz, any store that routinely did this would likely be out of business before long. TV's seem to be like any other electronic item these days--they usually cost more to repair than they're worth.
Posted by killerklown on 2007-11-04:
But it DID last more than a year. 12 and a half months, were your exact words. Besides, you said yourself that you were too cheap to buy the extended warranty. If you don't want to protect your investment, don't complain about it when it fails you. I hate people who think they're special and should get stuff repaired for free just because they're better than everyone else who bought the extended warranty.
Posted by Anonymous on 2007-11-04:
From what I have read about BB's extended warranties, he probably would still have a broken set.
Posted by msnanny on 2007-11-04:
What killerklown said.
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Samsung is selling defective TVs with total disregard
Posted by Herjimenez29 on 12/25/2009
I have been for a very long time a Samsung customer and loyal supporter. In the past I had marveled at their technology and enjoyed their many products; however, I have recently I purchased a new 46″ inches LCD HD TV for about $1000.00US and had been very pleased with the unit until now. It has been a under 2 years since I purchased my TV and lately my LCD TV, for no apparent reason (model LNT-4642H), has been taking longer and longer to turn on, it's currently taking about 15 clicks to go on or about two minutes and getting worse. I have called the Samsung customer support line only to be given the polite runaround (I feel your pain thing), that there is nothing that they can do because my set is out of the warranty period of one year and my set is 19 months old. I further insisted explaining the situation that my TV apparently had defective capacitors and was suffering from the "Clicking Sounds of Death" and the nice lady just keep telling me that Samsung would not cover the fixing cost, about $400.00 because the TV was out guarantee period (1 year). I have never had a TV go bad on me within less than two years from purchase, the last time anything had gone wrong on any of my TVs was 30 years ago. I was planning a new TV purchase, an LED LCD TV from Samsung, but because of their irresponsibility and total disregard to their clients I have lost all confidence in this company, I plan to never buy another Samsung product again regardless of the outcome in this situation. To Samsung, just remember what happened to the great American car manufactures like GM, Chrysler, American Motors that had total disregard for their clients, they will disappear, may soon go by the wayside like Chrysler, or are now having the hardest time trying to convince the public to purchase their products.
Let's all send this so called great foreign and arrogant TV manufacturer a clear and loud message, If you are not going to take responsibility for selling your defective products, specially with your loyal crowd, we should then not buy any of their crappy products; pass the word around that Samsung is no longer a good company ( got too big for it's own good) and we should stay away from them; SAMSUNG has made a terrible and irreversible mistake ignoring and harming it's clients, there are thousands of reports all over the place indicating of your faulty product and total disregard for you clients; as a company Samsung is a worthless pile of trash, don't buy their products!
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Posted by Anonymous on 2009-12-25:
That sucks, but I never had any problems with any samsung products I've owned. I have a Samsung Dishwasher and love it. Cleans anything and everything off my dishes with little rinsing ahead of time....Sorry for your problems, though. Sound's like a real headache. Sometimes you luck out and get a great product that lasts for ever, and other times you get a dud.
Posted by Anonymous on 2009-12-26:
Out of warranty means out of pocket. There is nothing they can or will do for you. You did not buy an extended warranty.
Posted by herjimenez29 on 2009-12-26:
Dear Tennboy1981, this is not a matter of luck, I was a very happy Samsung customer, I have a Samsung Blue Ray DVD, cell phones and previously owned many Samsung TVs as well as cameras, etc; this is a matter of Samsung knowingly selling now defective and potentially dangerous products; these defective capacitors release hydrogen (an extremely flammable and very explosive gas) as they decay, furthermore I have already heard of one case in which the set caught on fire. Samsung is well aware of this situation and has decided to look the other way, by my calculations all sets with these defective capacitors are failing and all will soon fail right after the warrantee period. This situation has been a mayor and irreversible blunder by Samsung, the word is out, they have failed to do the right, morally and legally thing to do, personally I have lost all confidence (nice job)in this company as well as many thousand more that have their set failed, the many more to come. I'm going to follow with complaints, with my limited resources, to the FTC and I'm now currently looking for the best law firm to handle a class action suit.
Posted by Ponie on 2009-12-26:
'...this is a matter of Samsung knowingly selling now defective and potentially dangerous products...' Please tell us you're joking! You know this for a fact because...? If you're so aware of their inferior, defective products, why did you buy that TV? As LadyScot put it--out of warranty means out of pocket.
Posted by IhateSamsung on 2010-01-07:
I just posted a review of the worse exeperience anyone could have with Samsung & At&t Connectech! Reading these reviews are horrifying all these ppl suffering the same Samsung Repair/Customer Service NIGHTMARE!
Posted by herjimenez29 on 2010-03-03:
Good news Dear friends; finally we can all join a class action law suit here in the good old USA against this despicable and miserable company, that has been selling defective TVs without any regard nor respect for it's clients. I urge you please visit the following link to join the class action law suit:
Victory is near, and my hope is that Samsung will banned from selling in the USA!!!
Posted by Anonymous on 2010-03-03:
Make sure you show us your settlement check.
Posted by herjimenez29 on 2010-03-03:
Hey, zzrokk, whose side are you on? for your information, I will not show you any check; and second, I'm participating on the law suit on a matter of principal, I refuse to take it sitting down, like you probably are; I don't believe these foreign companies can come here, the USA and start selling us garbage products (we are not a land fill for China or Korea), furthermore I stand to make little money, if any; all I want is for my TV to be replaced or fixed like new and for all other consumers that were deceived by this corrupt company to have their issue fixed .
Samsung you are coming down, and may it cost you an arm and leg!!!
Posted by PepperElf on 2010-03-03:
somehow i doubt there will be a banishment of the company from the US
Posted by Anonymous on 2010-03-03:
Herj, stop blaming other countries for your gain.
I don't care either way and you won't be changing foreign trade policies any time soon, Larry the Lawyer.
Posted by PepperElf on 2010-03-03:
i wonder... is this now becoming an advertisement?...
could be wrong but...
Posted by Anonymous on 2010-03-03:
Be sure and let us know how you decide to spend the five dollar coupon you get as your share of the settlement... that is if you win.
Posted by herjimenez29 on 2010-05-22:
After a very long and extremely tiring experience dealing with the Samsung customer service center, my LCD TV (LN-T4642H) is now fixed under Samsung's dime. I'm still very resentful with Samsung; this has been a lesson for me and I hope that it has been for many others as well in how to deal with these unscrupulous global companies within the new economic realities, sadly we are no longer "the Kings of the Hill". Samsung has capture worldwide a near monopoly in consumer electronics, 80% of the global TV market and we better not take it with a lame attitude, or we are all going to get screwed royally by these corrupted companies whenever it's appropriate form them to do so. Now I'm going to do my part (my small contribution) in making this planet a better place, I will NEVER EVER spend another nickel on a Samsung product, now do your part!
Posted by samsung1 on 2010-05-22:
you sure tv is not on power saver that could cause tv to take longer to turn on
Posted by ambrosia67 on 2011-07-10:
I bought a 32 inch Samsung tV 2 yrs ago at Costco. It did not come with a manual. I didn't know how to connect my DVD. Costco refered me to Samsung. They said it would cost me $25.00 for a manual or I could download it . I didn"t have a computer. I paid $800.00 for the TV. I shouldn't have to buy a manual. The second time I called, was told they would send me a manual. I never got it. I will never buy a Samsung again. I'm sorry I didn't buy the inexpensive Visio. With the savings I could have bought several manuals.
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LED TV Defect
Posted by Dwilsonlane on 11/16/2013
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE -- My 55" LED TV 1 year out of warranty has died. The TV will not power up even though the power indicator light is on there is only a slight clicking sound heard coming from the TV.
Contacted customer support only to get the general cookie cutter response of should have purchased the extended warranty. They offered to provide a repair service phone number for me to pay to have repaired unfortunately even they were unable to find a qualified Samsung repair man in my area.
No one wanted to discuss the fact that this exact same defect resulted in a class action suit 2 years back and that my issue was probably unrelated. I was able to find more recent complaints of the same nature. This appears to be an ongoing problem with their merchandise.
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Posted by ok4now on 2013-11-19:
I have a Samsung 55 inch LED which has been trouble free. I purchased it from Costco where they automatically double the warranty to two years. Then for $100 bucks the warranty is extended for 5 years. This is a sweet deal!!
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Samsung Quality Products
Posted by Lvev5872 on 12/03/2012
FLORIDA -- Bought 2 50" LED Smart TV's, one wouldn't program, it was replaced. Bought 2 Blu-Ray 3D players at the same time. 1st wouldn't work had to be replaced, 2nd didn't work had to be replaced. It took 4 Blu-Ray 3D players to get 2 to work. The Blu-Ray players worked but the 3D did not!
All was replaced but the hassle of going back to the store several times makes me think the quality is not what ity should be...
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Posted by At Your Service on 2012-12-04:
The problems you're describing may not be Samsung at all, but the way the merchandise is being handled by the retailer.
You would be astonished how easy it is to damage some of these electronics in transit.
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Big Screen Tv Only 5 Years Old and Already Fixed Twice, Plus Now for 4 Pixels Out
Posted by Marycmclane on 09/22/2012
I was given this brand new Samsung big screen TV in 2007 in 2011 I fixed it once for $400 and in 2012 spent another $300 to fix. And now 4 pixels out. I think I got a lemon.
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Posted by FoDaddy19 on 2012-09-23:
It's not unusual to have a 4 or more pixels out on a new TV, It used to be to needed to have 10 or more dead pixels in order for the set to be deemed defective as far as the manufacters were concerned. $700 in repiar costs over 5 years is excessive though.
Posted by Jeff on 2012-09-23:
Funny, I still have a 80s color TV that still works perfectly...goes to show you the quality of products these days is total crap.
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Equipment reliability
Posted by James.havard on 07/02/2012
TV is less than 3yrs. old and has already gone out. You can almost buy a new one for the what they say it would cost to fix this one. If there product will not last any longer than that, then the public needs to know what kind of malfunctioning product they are selling.
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Posted by trmn8r on 2012-07-02:
This is why I have been reluctant to "invest" in one of these flat panel tvs. The way prices have continued to drop, it results in this situation where you can almost buy a new one instead of repairing this one. I agree your unit did not last as one would expect - more data would be needed to know if this was a widespread or an isolated incident.
Posted by biomajor on 2012-07-02:
Call Samsung. If it is a power/capacitor problem, even though it is out of warranty, they are still fixing them under their warranty.
Posted by ok4now on 2012-07-03:
Go back 15 years ago and Samsung/Hyundai were the joke of the industry. Pure junk, nobody was buying their products. Fast forward, they are now state of the art surpassing Sony, Honda and others. Their name brand now stands for quality.
I have four Samsung computer monitors that have worked with no problems. Five years ago I purchased two HD TV's (40 in and 46 in) that have worked flawlessly. Just recently purchased a 55 in HD 3D Smart TV from Costco. They double the manufacture's warranty. Then for under $100 you can buy an extended 5 year warranty, in home with zero deductible. The picture quality is amazing. This is from Verizon FIOS at only 720P. Hook up blue ray at 1080P and you will be blown away.
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Who's healthier? Body not best indicator of good healthFARGO - Personal trainer Mariah Prussia recently took on a new client who was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. The woman's glucose level measures three times the normal range.
By: Tracy Frank, INFORUM
FARGO - Personal trainer Mariah Prussia recently took on a new client who was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. The woman's glucose level measures three times the normal range.
And she's only a size 2.
"Let's be real," said Prussia, who owns Xtreme Measures fitness center in Fargo. "People don't eat what they should be eating. Just because their appearance might look healthy on the outside doesn't mean it's healthy on the inside."
People often assume if you're thin, you're healthy, and if you're overweight, you're unhealthy. But that's not always the case.
Even if someone looks thin, she might have the same body fat percentage as someone who's overweight, Prussia said.
No matter your size, you can possess a range of problems typical of people who are overweight. If you don't eat right and exercise, fat can build up around your organs.
A study published in August in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows that almost one in four skinny people have pre-diabetes and are considered metabolically obese, according to Dr. Mark Hyman, an author and founder of The UltraWellness Center Massachusetts.
"New research points to just how dangerous being skinny can be – if you are a 'skinny fat' person, that is," Hyman wrote on his website.
Dr. Anne Kidder, a family practice physician at Essentia Health's West Fargo clinic, said she deals with people who look thin but are really unhealthy on a regular basis.
"Part of it is family history, genetics," Kidder said. "Part of it is the sedentary activities that we have, lack of physical activity."
Another huge part of the problem is that people are eating too much, and they're eating the wrong things, she said. Our diets need more protein, fruits and vegetables, and fewer processed foods and grains, she said.
Pat Hesby, a personal trainer and instructor at Elements Fitness health club in Fargo, said she has worked with women who are thin, but they are inactive, have weak upper bodies, low energy levels, and eat a poor diet high in carbs and sugar.
While they look thin, they typically have a higher percentage of body fat and to maintain their weight, they skip meals and cut back on calories, she said.
"Not getting the proper nutrition eats at the good lean muscle mass," Hesby said. "They send their bodies into a cycle of starvation to fat storage mode. This stored body fat usually settles right around the mid-section resulting in the 'tummy' or 'muffin top.' "
It's also possible to look overweight but be fairly healthy on the inside.
Prussia has another client who is 6'2" and weighs more than 200 pounds but is the most active person Prussia knows.
"You can't judge a person by the cover," Prussia said. "It's really what lies within the text or your body that really tells the true story."
Because our society focuses on body image and promotes thin as healthy, people assume that if you're thin, you must work out and eat a healthy diet, but if you're overweight, you're inactive and eat a lot of junk food, Hesby said.
"Maintaining a healthy weight is important, but this does not show what your body fat count is," Hesby said. "The bigger picture is to look at the body composition to see what is going on in the inside of our bodies."
Hesby said she also encourages her clients to change the way they think and aim for being fit instead of being thin.
Dr. James Mitchell, Sanford psychiatrist and co-director of the Sanford Eating Disorder and Weight Management Clinic, said in general, weight correlates to health to a very large extent, but there are outliers.
"Some people survive being overweight or obese and do just fine, probably to some extent owing to genetic factors," he said. "Other people develop complications like diabetes at a perfectly normal weight. Probably that's inherited to some extent as well."
Regardless of what a person weighs, diet and exercise can influence those risks substantially, Mitchell said.
"People who exercise, particularly if they engage in exercise that builds muscle mass, they can be at a higher body weight or BMI (body mass index) but actually be in good shape," he said.
A lot of people who are thin are healthy, but people who are too thin have increased health risks as well, Mitchell said.
For the elderly especially, underweight is as dangerous as overweight, he said. People's appetites tend to decrease as they age, and they may have to eat when it's time to eat regardless of whether they're hungry, he said.
The best thing to do is visit a physician for tests to make sure your glucose tolerance is normal, your serum lipids are normal and your organ systems check out as being normal, Mitchell said.
Dr. Hyman recommends the following tests to make sure you're healthy on the inside no matter how you appear on the outside:
- Fasting blood sugar or glucose (normal is less than 90 mg/dl).
- Triglycerides (normal is less than 100 mg/dl).
- HDL or good cholesterol (normal is greater than 60 mg/dl).
- Blood pressure (normal is less than 120/80, ideal is less than 115/75).
- Insulin response test (Glucose should be less than 90 mg/dl fasting and never go above 120 mg/dl at one and two hours. Over 140 mg/dl is pre-diabetes, and over 200 mg/dl is Type 2 diabetes. Insulin should be less than 10 fasting and never go above 25 or 30 after the sugar drink.)
- NMR Lipid Particle Test to measures the size and number of cholesterol particles. (You should have fewer than 1,000 total LDL particles and fewer than 500 small LDL particles.)
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Caribbean cuisine is influenced by many culinary traditions – African, Spanish, French, Indian, and Chinese. In this hands-on class students will learn about the preparation and cooking techniques, as well as the ethnic flavors.
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Sentence Structure: Final Review
This is a free Academic Success Workshop, organized by the Roaring Fork Campus Learning Center. In this workshop we will review the sentence structures: simple, compound, complex, and compound/complex sentences. Meets in the Calaway Building, Room 119. All CMC students are welcome.
Sentence Structure: Final Review
This is a free Academic Success Workshop, organized by the Roaring Fork Campus Learning Center. In this workshop we will review the sentence structures: simple, compound, complex, and compound/complex sentences. Meets in the Glenwood Center, Room 207. All CMC students are welcome.
In this class, you will learn how to use basic photo editing, free software. Learn how to edit, touch up and share your photos. (Explicacion en espanol tambien-Spanish explanation by request). Questions can be directed to email@example.com. Meets Wednesdays, 4/23 & 4/30. Cost: $50. Refund date: 4/21.
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What should small businesses invest in technology? What are the basics to get you started? Why is it so important to have a technology plan as well as a financial and marketing plan? What resources are available to help? Join this informative workshop from the IT professionals to get their insights into these and other important ideas.
Please call to reserve a spot 970-925-7740. Allow yourself 30-45 minutes per test. Please call if you cannot make your scheduled testing time. We may cancel a testing date if there are 3 or less students signed up 24 hours before the appropriate testing test. Fee $10/ test. Bring photo ID with you on test day.
Focuses on intermediate features. Topics include: chart creation, advanced database features, filters, queries, sorting, and advanced printing features. Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel 2010 Fundamentals I or instructor approval.
Video can drive search rankings, but only if you know what you're doing. Learn how to use tags in YouTube and Vimeo to get the most bang for your buck-and your time-for video. Students must bring their own devices. Laptops required; tablets not recommended; smartphones (in addition to laptops) are recommended but not required.
Haven't tried Blackboard Collaborate yet? It's an amazing way to communicate real-time with your students online. Think of the possibilities—online office hours, study sessions, class meetings…You can chat (type), speak with audio to the class, use a webcam to transmit your video to the group, show a PowerPoint, webpage, video, draw together on a whiteboard… You can also record the whole session with just a click, and paste the link to the recording in your online Canvas course for students who missed the session or for students who would like to review it. We will discuss:
- Creating a session
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- Browser security settings and other issues when connecting to a session
- Hand raising and using emoticons for feedback and engagement
- Polling; responding to a poll question
- Chat
- Using the whiteboard inside your session
- Presenting a slideshow
- Adjusting your audio and video settings
- Desktop and application sharing, leading a webtour
- Recording a session for students to view later
- Online tutorials and resources to teach participants how to use Collaborate
- Possible uses for teaching, lecture capture, conferences, office hours…
NOTE: Elluminate Live! is now called "Blackboard Collaborate." This session will be held online. You will be emailed the information you'll need to join the session after you register.
Before our session, you will need to watch this 7-minute Participant Orientation tutorial video. We also recommend that you visit this webpage with your preferred browser. It will check to make sure your browser is ready for Blackboard Collaborate.
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This is a live online course, so you will need a computer with highspeed internet access. You will also need computer speakers (built-in or separate) or a headset to hear the instructor and group.
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Corporate Meetings & Incentives announces the winners of its 2000 Paragon Awards. We asked our readers to choose the hotels, resorts, and conference centers that did the best job of handling their meetings and incentive programs in the past year. Nominations for hotels were based on the quality of their meeting services, while resorts were judged on their overall atmosphere, services, and recreational amenities. Conference centers (which must be either International Association of Conference Centers members or deemed the equivalent by our editors) were chosen on the basis of their facilities, equipment, and meeting services.
Look for the ballot for the 2001 Paragon Awards in the July, August, and September issues.
This year's winners: Hotels and Resorts The Abby on Lake Geneva Fontana, Wis.
Adam's Mark Denver Denver, Colo.
American Club Kohler, Wis.
Boca Raton Resort & Club Boca Raton, Fla.
The Broadmoor Colorado Springs, Colo.
Caesars Tahoe Lake Tahoe, Nev.
Charleston Place, an Orient- Express Hotel Charleston, S.C.
The Cloister Sea Island, Ga.
Crystal Mountain Resort Thompsonville, Mich.
Disney's Yacht and Beach Club Resorts Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
Eagle Ridge Inn and Resort Galena, Ill.
Grand Wailea Resort Maui, Hawaii
The Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
Hilton New York New York, N.Y.
Hotel Hershey Hershey, Pa.
Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Orlando, Fla.
Hyatt Regency Hilton Head Resort Hilton Head, S.C.
LaQuinta Resort and Club La Quinta, Calif.
Lake Lawn Resort Delavan, Wis.
Loews Ventana Canyon Resort Tucson, Ariz.
Marriott's Camelback Inn Resort, Golf Club and Spa Scottsdale, Ariz.
Marriott's Lincolnshire Resort Lincolnshire, Ill.
MGM Grand Hotel/Casino Las Vegas, Nev.
Ocean Edge Resort and Golf Club Brewster, Mass.
Omni Tucson National Golf Resort & Spa Tucson, Ariz.
Opryland Hotel Nashville, Tenn.
Philadelphia Marriott Philadelphia, Pa.
The Phoenician Scottsdale, Ariz.
The Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort Phoenix, Ariz.
Regal Knickerbocker Hotel Chicago, Ill.
The Registry Resort Naples Naples, Fla.
Renaissance Vinoy Resort St. Petersburg, Fla.
Ritz-Carlton Buckhead Atlanta, Ga.
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Sheraton Bal Harbour Bal Harbour, Fla.
Sheraton El Conquistador Resort & Country Club Tucson, Ariz.
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Westin Rio Mar Beach Palmer, Puerto Rico
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Oak Brook Hills Resort & Conference Center Oak Brook, Ill.
Scottsdale Conference Resort Scottsdale, Ariz.
The Woodlands Conference Center and Resort The Woodlands, Texas
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UFV policies and procedures are in place to protect and guide students and the rest of the UFV community. It is the responsibility of every individual to understand these policies and procedures.
All of the policies can be found on the Secretariat's page. UFV Policies and Procedures
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#79 - Academic Warning"Unacceptable academic performance may result in a student receiving an academic warning. This warning includes: (i) a description of the unacceptable performance; (ii) a description of the required performance improvement; (iii) the schedule for demonstrating improved performance; and (iv) the consequences, which may include withdrawal, for failing to remedy the situation in the specified timeframe."
#92 - Continuance in a Program - Amended Policy "Undergraduate Continuance" to be published Summer 2013Currently the policy states "Students must have a semester GPA of at least 2.0 to remain enrolled in good academic standing at UFV. In addition, they must meet the continuance requirements set by their program in order to remain enrolled in the program."
#BRP-201.02 - Board Policy on Harassment, Discrimination and Physical or Emotional Abuse Prevention and Resolution"The Board of Governors is committed to providing a learning, working and living environment on campuses where the fair and respectful treatment of all members of the university community is paramount. Harassment, discrimination or physical or emotional abuse of any kind violates this commitment to an individual's fundamental rights, personal worth and human dignity. "
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Corima is the first manufacturer to have launched carbon wheelset for the cycling market. The experience gained over 20 years allows us to give our customers an unparalleled experience when participating in their favorite sport.
All the Corima Team has been involved in the "MCC" project in order to launch the AERO+ MCC and WINIUM+ MCC carbon wheels on the market. The MCC carbon wheels highlight Corima's know-how in the design and production of high performance wheels.
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Once agains the South Series comes to Snowbasin with some of the best J4 and J3 racers in the region! All Races will take place in Wildcat Bowl and can be viewed from the Old Day Lodge and Upper Parking Lot. Come early to get a good spot because this is going to be a big event. Here is the breakdown of the three day event:
Friday 2 Mandatory training runs in Wildcat Bowl for Boys starting at 9 am with the Girls 1st run of the SG at 1 pm.
Saturday The Boys SG runs in the morning followed by the Girls SG.
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Ratings: 7,387 | Reviews: 3,152 | Show All Ratings:
New York
4.69/5 rDev +12.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
This is one of my favorite beers. Hoppy, fresh, floral. A great value.
If you are an IPA fan, you'll likely love this release.
I was able to get this at a discounted price as a seasonal brew. It's not as great with age, but still great.
If you favor spicy, sweet seasonal brews move along.
Serving type: bottle
03-23-2014 03:26:35 | More by Growlerguzzler
4.21/5 rDev +1.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured from a bottle into a New Belgium goblet. Nice off-white head and lovely lacing. The color is unfiltered medium amber. The aroma is really wonderful--citrusy hops predominate. The flavor is rich, delightful, strong hops balanced with malt. Mouthfeel is medium thick, with fairly strong carbonation. Overall this is an outstanding ale, different than Torpedo in character, but defines truly from the same family. TMZL below does a much better description of this ale. I just love it!
Serving type: bottle
03-17-2014 03:15:41 | More by Dsimenson
4.38/5 rDev +5.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Look: Pours with large, creamy, billowy, medium sized bubbles, off-white (light orange hue) head. Slow, sticky retention with big bubbles collapsing creates a creamy, medium sized top layer that leaves random, sticky lacing. Clear, golden amber with light haze particles. Golden like sap from a pine three on a fresh summer morning (some poetry shit).
Smell: Some fruity feeling, mostly citrus (grapefruit) and rich pine with light grain and stronger caramel medium light sweetness. Also some floral notes. Refreshing, cleans your nose. Not flashy (which is a good thing in this case).
Taste: Light sweet lemon start to solid malt backbone in the middle, mostly light caramel medium sweetness, connects everything well. Ends with satisfying medium bitterness, pine all the way with light caramel sweetness. Sweetness and bitterness (mostly bitterness) linger in your mouth for a while, teasing you to make another sip.
Mouthfeel: Medium body, good carbonation (light crisp), makes it a bit lighter, fresher but still smooth enough. Light dry finish.
Overall: Pine goodness, doesn't joke around, knows what it wants and delivers. Everything as it should be, some would call it boring but the strong pine driven character with solid caramel backbone does it for me.
Serving type: bottle
03-13-2014 17:16:32 | More by tmzl
New York
4.15/5 rDev -0.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Poured into a pint glass.
A- Pours a copper color with a large 1.5 finger head that lingers for quite some time. Somewhat hazy and not a ton of bubbles rising to the surface. Either way looks tasty.
S- Quite big on citrus, most notably grapefruit with some other citrusy sweetness. Slight pine and earthiness as well. Smells refreshing.
T- The complexity of it takes you by surprise. Starts out quite citrusy and sweet and the hop bitterness bites back with some abruptness. The pine takes over at the end with a considerable bitterness as well, although not as bitter as I expected it to be. Also, while the malt is subtle it is present. Again, very refreshing, and the alcohol is not present at all.
M- Well-carbonated and even a bit spritz-like. Body is relatively light. Goes down quite smooth.
O- While the smell is somewhat underwhelming, the taste is much more intense and pleasing in my opinion. For 65 IBUs, very drinkable. If you aren't keen on IPAs, this one probably won't change your mind, but it's a really solid offering and it should be a must try for all those that do go for IPAs. Great beer.
Serving type: bottle
03-04-2014 21:27:13 | More by Grugalug
United Kingdom (England)
3.65/5 rDev -12.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
A 350ml bottle with a BB of Oct 2014. 2013 vintage. Picked up recently from Trembling Madness in York. Described as a seasonal fresh-hop ale, this is a classic that I've been waiting to try.
Poured into a Duvel tulip. Bottle conditioned. A hazy reddish-amber hue with visible sediment and medium carbonation. Yields a large head of creamy white foam that lasts for a while before slowly reducing to a patchy surface layer. Some lacing. Aroma of sweet caramel malt with hints of pine resin, weed, subtle citrus peel, earthy yeast and mild stewed hops. A bit like SNPA on steroids.
Tastes of intense aromatic hops and caramel malt, with a stinging bitter finish. Notes of pine resin, dank weed, grapefruit, citrus peel, stewed hops, sweet caramel and earthy yeast. Possesses a strident, spicy bitterness upon swallowing. Mouthfeel is smooth and tingly, with pleasant carbonation and good body. Quite astringent, followed by an aftertaste of pine, bitter aromatic hops and caramel malt.
Rather nice, if not the paradigm shift I was hoping for. Looks great, and the aroma is well balanced. The flavour is OK though the pine-laden hop character lacks depth. Decent body. A characterful brew that goes down all too easily. Worth sampling if you have the chance.
Serving type: bottle
02-22-2014 02:24:48 | More by jazzyjeff13
British Columbia (Canada)
4.35/5 rDev +4.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Sierra Nevada Brewing's 'Celebration Fresh Hop Ale' @ 6.8% , 2013 edition served from a whole bunch of 325ml bottle's purhased for $2.75/2.90 , not sold in 6pack form , butt I'm glad it's available/was @ Metro LS on Shelbourne
A-pour is a pale gold from the bottle to an unclear amber in the glass with a small off white head leaving a streaky lace along the pint
S-fresh PNW pine forest
T-big hoppy IPA , you can still taste the freshness of the new hop
MF-good carbonation , feels full bodied
Ov-great Winter/seasonal IPA , glad I got to try it & definately will recomend it
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Serving type: bottle
02-16-2014 00:24:05 | More by LampertLand
3.2/5 rDev -23.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5
Golden Brown, med.-thick head, good lacing of course
Strong hop presence, spices, malt citrus.
A big kick of pine, bitterness and hops kicks in as soon as this beer reaches your palate. Huge in flavors and doesn't hold back. I honestly wasn't expecting it, lingers on for a while.
This is a very bitter, pine filled beer, that in all honesty was a little over aggressive for me. I can appreciate it though and as I drank through the case of it I bought I became acclimated to it more but still, not for me
Serving type: bottle
02-03-2014 17:40:15 | More by BeerandWhiskeyHQ
4.93/5 rDev +18.5%
look: 5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 5
Poured into pint glass from 6 pack purchased at Distellers Outlet in Poway CA. Every year I look forward to this brew and it never dissapoints. A beefed up Pale Ale from the folks who make quite possibly the best PA around. The smell on this beer is amazing, hops, fruits, pinecone/pine needle(did I mention piney) type smell. The head on this beer is like a fluffy marshmellow cloud, one of the best heads on a IPA I have ever come across, really superb. Lots of hops, this brew has its bitter side but it is matched in equal with malts and whatever else they are using...fruit, spices, crisp on the palate with a warming alcohol lingering towards the end. If this is on the shelfs it means the weather is colder outside, and this is the perfect beer to warm you up on a chilly night.
Serving type: bottle
02-03-2014 04:08:33 | More by theteleman
4/5 rDev -3.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
This is a piney hop forest in a bottle. I anticipate its return next year already.
A- Deep red color, unfiltered, great head and good lacing.
S- As I said, piney hop forest. Wonderful. Magical, even.
T-This bottle cant be that fresh, and yet it tastes amazing still. I get pine, citrus, floral, earthy... its all there. The malt sits nicely in the middle somewhere. I wouldnt call it balanced, but its there. I would absolutely LOVE this on tap. It brings me back to my roots in craft beer, this is one of the first real ales I ever had. It is well designed. There is just something about a "fresh hop" ale. I havent ever brewed a fresh hop ale yet, but I see it on the horizon... Sierra Nevada has never disappointed me. I look forward to each burp lol.
M- This is such an easy drinking brew, so smooth. I would like it to be just a touch thicker, but thats just my opinion.
Overall, this is a solid and fantastic beer. I hope that someday I can brew something that matches the caliber of this masterpiece. If you dig hops like me, and you havent had this beer, then you need to try it. Its only 8 bucks for a 6er where I live and it cannot be beat(unless you grab Torpedo at the same price :)
Serving type: bottle
02-01-2014 00:07:00 | More by Jay_Ulreich
North Carolina
4.09/5 rDev -1.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4.25
This is 2013 edition..
Pours a brown gold straw color , nice head with abundant lacing.
Citrus , grass and white spice aromas
Medium body with enough carbonation. Balance bitterness along with hops and the malts working together .
The hops are more full bodied this time. Its a bold ipa.
Overall, its a brew that people can't wait to get and is always well made.
Thanks Sierra for this seasonal and that its a fresh hop ale .
Serving type: bottle
01-29-2014 23:34:04 | More by carolinahophead
3.81/5 rDev -8.4%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A-Pours a cloudy copper color with medium head. Some foam retention.
S-Not much going on but my sense of smell isn't the greatest.
T-Great hoppy taste all the way through. Grapefruit and pine tasting.
M-Perfect carbonation with the hops. Stays with you through finish.
Overall-One of my favorite IPAs. Big hop flavor right away that sticks around. I tend to see it in December-January for about $15 a 12-pack.
Serving type: bottle
01-27-2014 03:05:44 | More by Daddyrich
2.7/5 rDev -35.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 2 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 2.5
After hearing how popular this was around the holidays, and considering the recent cold snap, I figured it was worth purchasing the last 3 bottles of this winter seasonal from my local shop.
Poured from a 12 oz bottle into a snifter.
A = Deep copper colored beer, darker than most IPA's I've had. Very good 2 finger head and nice, sticky lacing.
S = Nose is full of pine and some sweet malts hiding in the background, maybe a touch of grapefruit.
T = This is SN Bigfoot all over again... very green, pungent, bitter pine, with the malt struggling to let you know it's there to cut through the intense bitterness, albeit barely. There is a hint of warming alcohol as the beer warms. Dry and coats the tongue in bitter pine. I'm not a huge hop-head like some of the other BA's on the site, but I love a good IPA/DIPA. However, I prefer citrusy and fruity/floral over grassy/piney hop characteristics in my bitter beers, and this beer is overwhelmingly piney in my opinion. I have come to the conclusion, despite having tried only 7 of SN's offerings, that I am not a fan of their PA/IPA's, as they all taste similar in my opinion and lack balance. Not many beers make me cringe and shudder with each sip, yet every PA/IPA I've had by SN has... they're not bad beers (look at the ratings), I just don't like the way they're crafted. Taste is subjective, as I always say.
M = Medium, smooth mouthfeel, somewhat thick for an IPA but not syrupy or heavy.
O = I have 2 more bottles of this, and I'm going to struggle to get through them. I should have bought one to see if I liked it first, now I'm stuck with 2 beers I don't care for very much. If you're a big hop-head or love big, piney IPA's, then this beer is for you. However, if you're more like me and prefer your IPA's to be fruity/citrusy, this may overwhelm your palate as it did mine. This IPA left me wishing I had bought Jai Alai or Two-Hearted instead...
NOTE: After finishing this beer I was left with a sour stomach... definitely not the beer for me...
Serving type: bottle
01-25-2014 06:13:22 | More by Das_Reh
3.75/5 rDev -9.9%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
12 ounce bottle served in a pint glass
Appearance/ Dark amber and cloudy. I could see decent carbonation rising up in the glass. A rich , foamy head of 2 fingers left nice sticky lacing all the way to the end.
Aroma/ Hoppy, piney like a pine tree branch, citrusy background.
Taste/ Big hops and piney citrus. Toasty.
Mouth Feel/ medium bodied and smooth. Easy drink with a residual hop bitterness.
Overall/ Very good beer that I would drink again.
Serving type: bottle
01-20-2014 00:44:26 | More by Bierwolf
4.24/5 rDev +1.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
A - Pours a dark hazy amber with a two-finger foamy head. Heavy lacing.
S - Lots of citrus and pine. Alo a nice amount of floral hops.
T - Just like the smell. Lots of citrus (mostly grapefruit) and pine. There is a good amount of malty sweetness. The finish is bitter earthy hops.
M - Medium body with mediumm carbonation. Mouthfeel is dry and sicky.
O - A fantastic IPA. Deserves all the hype it gets. A true holiday classic.
Serving type: bottle
01-12-2014 02:57:16 | More by TreyIsWilson
4.26/5 rDev +2.4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Managed to find a 12-pack at the local Crown last week. I snapped it up to see if the reality lived up to the hype.
A - Incredible white head that lasts and lasts, creating great lacing; mostly clear, orange-copper color. Beautiful.
S - Strong elements of pine, with a note of cut grass. A hint of grapefruit.
T - A clean crisp snap of hop, with some marginal sweetness, but quickly dominated by grapefruit pith and bitterness, closing with full hop bitterness with undertones of citrus.
M - Moderate carbonation leading into some drying in the finish.
O - So this is what all the noise is about. An exciting seasonal that gets deep into what an IPA should be. Perhaps a bit surprised that the citrus is not more forward, since that would seem a natural given the season, but this brew manages to impress without overwhelming. It is a powerful, drinkable brew that I'll be looking for next season.
Serving type: bottle
01-11-2014 02:39:35 | More by Tsar_Riga
New Jersey
4.53/5 rDev +8.9%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
DATE TASTED: December 29, 2013... GLASSWARE: Howard's Pub pint...OCCASION: last day of 2013 for Browns fans... APPEARANCE: beautiful amber brown body with a creamy white head that sits resiliently; lacing is total and impressively cumulus... AROMA: cinnamon, nutmeg, and cascade hops; hints if honey assuage the pinecone explosion... PALATE: active, medium-to-full bodied presence; at 6.8% ABV, packs a palatable punch...TASTE: nice malty presence; the balance is impeccable-- "whole cone" aptly describes this IPA impact... OVERALL: among the many holiday brews I've tasted, this one continues to consistently provide a warm, welcoming friendship at an un-Scroogelike pricetag--sessionable despite its weight and strength...
Serving type: bottle
01-11-2014 02:29:09 | More by dacrza1
4.75/5 rDev +14.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5
Poured into pint glass served at Lures
A-poured an amber clear color with one finger head dissipates slowly to a thick quilt of the same.
S-Oh yeah. This is caramel, toffee, pine, hoppy resin, brown sugar, sweet hops in nose. Very nice.
T- Nice and malty with healthy hop bittering and complexity. The hops offer an awesome flavor profile. This beer is awesome!
M- medium mouthfeel with low carbonation. The beer has a creamy feel to it.
O- I am always excited for each year to try each different batch. Finally got time to review.
Serving type: on-tap
01-10-2014 16:55:23 | More by reebtaerG
4.01/5 rDev -3.6%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Enjoyed on tap at Bier Station in Kansas City on 12/21/2013, so I'm reviewing from notes. This is the 2013 edition and it was served into a small Belgian tulip glass. My second encounter with this annual seasonal IPA, the last being 2012. I figured I'd actually write a review and update my score from the last time I'd sampled it.
Appearance - Body is a beautiful, jewel-like golden amber color with rich reddish orange undertones and some bright safety orange highlights where light passes through the slight haziness that permeates the liquid. Atop the body sits a two finger head of flour white that dissipates after awhile and leaves nice translucent sheets of lace as well as some faint rings as I drink it down. A very attractive beer.
Smell - Predominantly pine and herbal notes, but with some nice acidic grapefruit and citrus to give it some brightness. But there is also a noticeable graininess that lend some meat to the otherwise hoppyful aroma.
Taste - Grass and light pine, with some herbal bitterness, like citrus rind. The up front hoppy notes are balanced with a nice malt presence, with some notes of light caramel and fresh pretzel bread, and is that some woodiness in there, hiding in the background? Perhaps that's the pine again.
Mouthfeel - Medium-bodied, with a pleasant chewiness to it for the style and ample carbonation to give some effervescence to the feel. Aftertaste is slight lingering bitterness.
Overall, a fantastic fresh hop ale that I've enjoyed both times I've had it. This will definitely go onto the list of seasonals that I seek out each year. I love the style and I love this take on it. Sierra Nevada representing themselves well, as usual.
Serving type: on-tap
01-06-2014 05:54:15 | More by LambicPentameter
4.31/5 rDev +3.6%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale
Sierra Nevada Brewing Company, California
---from bottle to stemmed tulip glass---
Foggy ruby amber, thiiiick head that eventually settles to a nice cap, excellent thick lacing - Beautiful
Slight tropical fruit aroma, herbal hops, bready and grassy.
Grapefruit pulp, caramel malts, hints of lemon, bread.
Very bubbly, medium bodied, extremely hoppy. Good balance of bitter from season fresh hops to malty sweetness. Finishes dry with notes of grain.
Hits all aspects of the american IPA. Earthy, herbal, citrusy - All while remaining drinkable, bitter, sweet, and delicious. Can it not be winter forever??
Serving type: bottle
01-06-2014 04:24:32 | More by Kevin-Wieken
New Jersey
4.3/5 rDev +3.4%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Winter IPA. Mo' betta' bitta'!
A: Classic and worth it. Pours a bright but slightly hazed amber. Darker than most IPAs in color and head color, the head is dense, lasting, lacing. Winter (more better bitter!) 4.25
S: First with powerful citrus and grass, includes pine resin, and aging flowers. What Sculpin is to juicy fresh, Celebration is to wintery, harvest, indoors, wood fire, slightly damp foods, not just picked, but aged and smoked. 4.25
T: Follows the smell, with aged, smoked over tones to an otherwise familiar powerful IPA profile. Like Torpedo from the spring house or the cellar. Thick bread crust spread with pine/rosemary/marmalade. Finishes powerfully smokey/ bitter. Very lively hop profile, sharp, pungent, spicy and bursting with flavors. 4.25
MF: Lots of feel arc from a medium / creamy start to a lovely drying, bitter sharp finish. Leaves your mouth in a great place. 4.25
O: A top IPA. Must be tried and cellared. 4.5
Serving type: bottle
01-02-2014 00:25:09 | More by Act25
North Carolina
4.75/5 rDev +14.2%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
Bottle -> Wine Glass
A: Dark tea-colored with a sweet red hue, 3/4" light beige head that hangs around for a long time, suspended sediment, nice thick lacing that still coats the glass long after the beer is gone.
S: Citrus and pine hops, slight dried fruit and floral notes, and more hops.
T: Surprisingly malty up front, caramel, grapefruit, citrus hops with a nice long lingering finish. This thing is solid.
M: Great CO2, medium-full bodied, nice warming effect at the finish.
O: This is one of my favorite beers. This has everything I would hope for in a beer: balance, complexity, presentation, and of course plenty of hops. Well done Sierra Nevada.
Serving type: bottle
01-01-2014 01:48:00 | More by I3eck
3.89/5 rDev -6.5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Poured from the stubby bottle into a sampler. A moderate pour brings about a 1/2 inch frothy, off-white head. This proves moderately sticky, leaving a big island of foam in the middle and wisps of lace along the sides. The beer is a ruddy golden brown with light carbonation.
The aroma is surprisingly subdued, with light floral hops and hints of sweet malt. The flavor itself is fairly hop forward, but not overly so. Plenty of citrus and pine tones without completely overwhelming the malt flavor, which manifests as a general caramel and bready sort of base. Some lingering bitterness on the tongue which is a bit more earthy than the other hop notes, and lends almost a nutty flavor.
This is a very balanced and hence easy drinking IPA. It makes a nice sipping-session beer, which I am enjoying on the final weekend of the NFL regular season. This beer complimented very well with hot wings and a variety of other foods.
Serving type: bottle
12-30-2013 02:37:58 | More by archyquaffer
4.39/5 rDev +5.5%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Bottled Nov. 13, 2013.
A: Just slightly hazy golden copper, with towering frothy head and lots of lacing.
S: Resiny, piny hops with a light earthiness/herbal aroma. Some citrus peeks in along a healthy dose of bready malts.
T: Delicious pine flavor, strong and bitter with a lot of tangerine and grapefruit flavors coming through too. Very solid flavor, with just the right amount of malts offering sweetness and balance.
M: Medium bodied, carbonation a little softer than average, creamy, lightly dry and sticky.
O: It's incredible that such a great beer is so widely available and affordable; something that I look forward to every year.
Serving type: bottle
12-30-2013 00:51:52 | More by AwYeh
New York
4.34/5 rDev +4.3%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Have this on tap right now, and good enough not to get tired of. Very nice citrus hop, but I don't get as much of the Christmas beer taste as others do. I'd drink this long before I'd drink most other Christmas brews. It's a tastier version (sweeter, heavier, etc.) than the SN pale ale, which is amazing in itself. Try it, you'll like it.
Serving type: on-tap
12-28-2013 03:23:10 | More by BradT
4.38/5 rDev +5.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
The one type of beer that is severely lacking in Portland is the Christmas Ale. I have since given up a search for something to replace Great Lakes Christmas Ale, Three Floyd's Alpha Klaus, and Thirsty Dog's Twelve Days of Christmas. Even though Sierra Nevada's Celebration Ale is a Fresh Hop Ale and has nothing to do with the style it is very nostalgiac for me. I remember driving to Munster, Indiana with my best friend and finishing the night off with a Celebration Ale.
Ironically, even though I am aware of the style I still detect other notes normally found in Christmas Ales, such as nutmeg and coriander. It must be the power of suggestion. As a Fresh Hop Pale Ale, this, just like Sierra Nevada's Pale Ale, is a gold standard beer.
It has wonderful citrus notes on the nose. A solid malt backbone, with light lacing on the glass. With gingerbread and nostalgia intact, this beer is a Christmas favorite. If only I could find a substitute for my Christmas Ales.
Serving type: bottle
12-27-2013 19:32:10 | More by Hopinion
Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale from Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
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The rent at Advenir at Spring Canyon Apartments ranges from $842 for a one bedroom to a $1,320 three bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 9% less expensive than the Northwest Colorado Springs average. This is a pet-friendly apartment.
This apartment is in the Northwest Colorado Springs neighborhood in Colorado Springs. Nearby parks include Blair Bridge Open Space, Mountain Shadows Park and Mountain Shadows Open Space.
Advenir at Spring Canyon Apartments has a Walk Score of 35 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
Nearby schools include Chipeta Elementary School, The Renaissance Academy and Universal Kempo Karate Schools.
The closest grocery store is Albertsons Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Great Harvest Bread, Marigold Cafe & Bakery and Starbucks Coffee. Nearby restaurants include SUBWAY® Restaurants (C-Store / Gas Station), Dickey's Barbecue Pit and Blackjack Pizza.
Advenir at Spring Canyon Apartments is near Colorado Technical University, University of Colorado - Colorado Springs and Colorado College.
There are excellent bike lanes and the terrain is mostly flat. Advenir at Spring Canyon Apartments is bikeable, there is some bike infrastructure.
Only steps away from Garden of the Gods, Advenir at Spring Canyon offers both an escape from the hustle and bustle and immediate access to an array of resources. Tucked against the foothills of the Front Range, only minutes from I-25, our community is conveniently located for shopping, dining, entertainment, and highly rated District Eleven schools.
With breathtaking views of the Rocky Mountains just outside the window, the inner world at Advenir at Spring Canyon provides a full array of resort-quality amenities, including an elegantly appointed clubhouse, a movie theater, a pool and year round spa, a fitness center with dry sauna, and a business center. Service is also a key to resident life at Advenir at Spring Canyon, as we offer a complimentary WIFI in our community clubhouse, and manicured grounds. Each of our one, two, and three bedroom homes includes amenities such as fully appointed kitchens, full size washers and dryers, ceiling fans, intrusion alarms, and in selected units we offer gas fireplaces, upgraded lighting and fixture package.