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Thursday, May 16, 2013
Alright, by now you know we're selling a new summer seasonal, and it's called Rolle Bolle (and it's delicious). But the question of "what the hell is a Rolle Bolle? (pronounced Roll-ee Bowl-ee)) keeps coming up. But ask no more because I am here to explain it...
Rolle Bolle is a game, played in Belgium (and other places to, like Ghent, Minnesota!). The game is a bit like Bocce Ball, but instaed of rolling balls, you roll big discs. These discs look a lot like wheels of cheese. It's pretty awesome. The player rolls these wheels towards targets, like a stake in the ground, or a painted circle. The closest wins points. We have two courts at the brewery, you should come by and play.
And to help in Rolle Bolle (beer and game) PR we had some totally awesome, custom Rolle Bolle sets made to giveaway (we'll get to that in a minute). The sets were made by Tyler Morris Woodworking here in Fort Collins. The fellows at TMWW did extreme amounts of research and it shows. Rolle Bolle wheels are not quite even, side to side, so they roll in an arc. And this arc adds one more dynamic you have to play during the game. Meaning you can't roll it in a straight line to get to the stake. Ideally you would want the arc to be the same on all the Rolle Bolles in the set and this is where all the research from TMWW paid off. All of them had to be hand cut from European Beech into blocks. Then cut from blocks into rough wheels, then lathed to the right shape. Then each Rolle Bolle had to pass the roll test. If they didn't pass they went back to the lathe for correction.
I got to go to their shop and see some sets get made, here's a quick video:
Pretty awesome, right? These fellows hand-lathed 127 sets of eight. That's 1,016 total bolles. At roughly 5 minutes on the lathe each (and that's not counting the all the work to get to this step) equals 5,080 minutes of lathe work. Seriously, lots of work, but they came out awesome. A big, huge THANK YOU is in order for those guys, they do great work.
And then, let's get to the part where you can win a set... Just go here and enter to win: WIN AN AWESOME ROLLE BOLLE SET OF YOUR OWN!!!!!!! It's that easy...
And then (again), if you win, you should play all the time, with your friends and family.
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Wednesday, May 08, 2013
As warmer weather approaches people are starting to configure their loyalties and sign letters of intent to the summer beers beers they'll be drinking. Before that happens let me fill you in on the newest New Belgium seasonal offering, Rolle Bolle.
Firstly, let's cover the basics: raw materials. The malt bill is pretty straight forward, pale malt and some oats. The oats are key here as they lend a nice creaminess to the beer. The hops are American for sure, Cascade, Centennial, and Amarillo. All three of these offer up great citrus notes and some floral undertones. We fermented Rolle Bolle with an American Hefeweizen yeast. This hybrid is more subtle in its esters, the clove and banana are there, but muted. The last bit of raw materials information is of great importance. There is a generous fruit addition, and the fruits are pretty special: Monk Fruit and soursop. Until a few weeks ago I had never heard of either. But in the great Belgian tradition of brewing, where things like this happen all the time, the fruit was found, built upon and added to the beer. Both of these fruits live near the tropical, citrus family tree of flavor, soursop more pineapple-y and Monk Fruit a bit sweeter and maybe some hints of lemon. But really, what is all of this information going to do without drinking some Rolle Bolle and relating the experience, let's get to it...
Visual: A bright, white head sits on top of a pale gold pour. The foam leaves ample lacing.
Aroma: Sweet lemon and a hint of white wine lead the charge. There are subtle herbal/spice tones, but not overbearing. There is a tartness to the smell as well (not sure if you can "smell" tart, but I am not sure of how to describe it otherwise).
Taste: Among other things, the flavor hold two kinds of sweetness, the malt and the fruit. The malt is a pretty straight forward, backbone kind of thing, present and delicious. But maybe not "malty" in the traditional sense. Then there's the fruit. Before drinking this beer I had never had Monk Fruit nor Soursop, and even after drinking it I haven't had the fruits, you know, as fruit, so with the help of research and drinking I am am making a few assumptions. There is a fruit sweetness here that can only be attributed to the additions. It's refreshing and tropical and lemony and wonderful. The tartness from the aroma carries over gently here to offer a crisp-ness that makes this beer awesome (IMHO). And that crisp-ness is in concert (not war) with the creaminess afforded by the oat addition. Just delightful. The hops are not to be overlooked here either. All the citrusy, American hops play very well with the fruit. It's nice in that the hops keep the fruit from overpowering anything with sweetness. The balance of the two is key to Rolle Bolle.
Mouthfeel: Creamy and crisp... Is that even possible? I think it is. The key, I think, is that the creaminess is light (like the rest of the beer). The beer is sharp but smooth, easy and super refreshing to the palate.
Body: Light! It is a summer beer after all. I see Rolle Bolle as a super sessionable, easy drinker that will work for all summer duties/tasks.
Overall: 15.5/10. Seriously, I love easy drinking summer beers. I also like fruit beers when the fruit doesn't punch you in the face (I also like it when the fruit punches you in the face, but not in my session beers). Rolle Bolle nails it (I know I am super biased, and have yet to give a bad review here, but really, I mean it...).
My suggestion, for you dear reader, is that you run out and buy yourself a sixer of this beer and give it some sips, you will not be disappointed...
Alright, that's it for today, but stay tuned because the long and awesome story of Rolle Bolle is coming soon.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Alright, so it is actually an update, not a new app. But it has been fully redesigned and looks/acts/functions as if it is a truly new app. We put our first one out last year, and it may not have been the best app ever, but it was an app. It did some helpful stuff like locate you a beer and generally tell you the generalities of our beers, maybe not as smoothly as it could have, but man, we're moving on. And hopefully you're coming with us. If you were a previous owner of our app you should already have the update updated. If you have never had a New Belgium app you have come to the app store at just the right time. And if you are one of the folks that deleted that old app because you couldn't figure out how to turn off the Shift Beer alarm, please, head back into the store and give the new one a try, it is very different, I promise.
This "new" app is actually a NEW app. We completely redesigned it from the support beams up. It does all the stuff the old app did, tell you about our beers, help you find one, etc... But it does those things in much more graceful ways that are both functionally and aesthetically smoother to the previous edition. And then it does a few things that the old app didn't do. First is the exclusive content section. This is a peek behind the curtain to see what beers are coming up. This section is also a look into what might be coming down the line. We want to be able to share looks at stuff in the ideation stage, as well as showing you what is the next Lips of Faith beer. It's pretty cool. The second thing that really sets this app apart is Beer Mode. Beer Mode allows you to preselect messages to post to your social sites so you can give your beer the undivided attention it deserves. The idea is that the app posts to Facebook for you so when you're sitting at the bar you can take your nose out of your phone and put it into your beer, or a conversation with the real-life people sitting right next to you. The theory behind Beer Mode is somewhere in the world of the Anti-App, it's a phone app that encourages you to put your phone down. I think you'll really like it. Here is a quick diagram on the flow and function of Beer Mode, just in case I wasn't clear...
See what I mean, totally awesome. At this time it is built for Andriod and iPhone. Go to your stores and get the app, it's free. Here's the links: Google Play and iPhone.
Thanks for reading and I'll see you soon...
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Thursday, April 04, 2013
The latest Rampant Imperial IPA video is out (episode 5 (see blow)(see the rest here)). I would like to take one minute here and thank Pirate Ship Adventures for their hospitality. These folks lets us come on their boat, hang out, talk like a pirate, film stuff, and drink a couple beers. It was awesome, thank you so much...
If you are ever in San Diego you should check them out, super fun times abound...
Monday, April 01, 2013
Man, I love April Fool's Day! This morning I taped down the handle of the sink sprayer! It totally soaked my wife, children, kitchen floor, counters, cabinets, adjacent bathroom and my priceless collection of Faberge' Eggs. It was great!
And, as a St. Louis native, and lover of totally awesome beer, I also love Schlafly. Historically, today is also the day in which I lay in wait for the Schlafly April Fool's post. I will sit, computer facing, until it hits the internet. In the past they have done Schlafly Titanium, they have done the Swirlie Bottle, with GULP technology, the Ultimate 550... Then there was the pre-April Fool's set up joke of 2009, Schlafly APA Lime. They have a real nice sensibility with the laugh-y stuff over there (not to mention high-end love of Cardinals Baseball).
And then today happened, another gem, 21st and Locust.
Kudos Schlafly! Kudos indeed...
With love (and without an April Fool's joke of my own). XO,
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Thursday, March 21, 2013
Rampant Imperial IPA is out and on shelves and in tap lines everywhere (you know, in our distribution area). It is big and bold at 85 IBUs and 8.5% ABV. It is full of Calypso and Mosaic hops, both are relatively new and totally awesome. The beer is flat out good, like a '85 Camaro with a Hyper-Color paint job and a sweet Rampant IPA sticker right on the hood (my dream car). This beer is full of pop.
Back in 2010, when Ranger IPA first came out, we were worried about hoppy beers. We had never really made a hoppy pale, much less a full blown IPA. But we gave it a shot, and it turned out pretty good. The drinking public liked Ranger too, a lot. The hop blend was right, the malt backbone was present, and it seemed as if this Belgian style brewery in Fort Collins, Colorado could make an awesome hoppy beer.
And here it is, 2013, and we made an Imperial IPA. Rampant pours a bright copper, with a slight sheen of hoppiness. The head is bright, white and lingering. Mango and citrus jump off the nose with fresh cut grass and a certain pine-i-ness. There is a hint of something else in there too, maybe peach. The taste follows suit- stone fruits, citrus and a bold bitterness. The hops are supercharged here (just like that Camaro). There is some lemon peel in the brew, and that comes through, pairing well with the Centennial hops. The hoppy bitterness is upfront, ambitious and wonderful. There is malt in there as well. A mild sweetness that reminds us who made the beer. Rampant is medium bodied, dry, and warm from the alcohol. This beer is top notch. A super great IPA.
The other great thing about Rampant, and the hops in it, is the burp that comes with drinking it. This sounds a bit weird and gross, but it is totally true and awesome. To hop up Rampant our brewers use a technique known as dry hopping. When making a beer there are several stages, from raw malted barley, to the sweet barely tea known as wort being boiled, to pitching the yeast into post-boiled, chilled wort for fermentation. It is at this stage, the fermentation, when the beer is is becoming beer. It is also this stage in which dry hopping happens. Dry hopping imparts all of the flavor of the hops into the beer, but not all the bitterness. Which segues perfectly into the hop burp because when the beer hits the warmth of the inside of your body that is the warmest the hops have ever been. Your stomach is about 98.6º, and that stomach heat starts to volatilize all the oils and aromas from the hops. Beer is also carbonated. Mix the bubbles and the volatilized hop aromas and BOOM! you get a hop burp. Rampant hop burps run the gamut from mango to peach to grapefruit. It allows you to have a deeper understanding of the beer and the hops that go into it (as well as the necessary functions of the human body).
We also made a quick film to explain this wonderful happening take it in...
On that note, I'm out.
Until next time my friends,
Thursday, March 14, 2013
After the success of our e-card creator linked to the Glass That Gives Winter Spectacular we have done it again. In support of Rampant Imperial IPA we invite you to share some bitter humor. Here is a link to our brand new card creator. Seriously, a card creator!
You can use one of our pre-written cards to express any number of outward emotions, like this one:
Or you can write your own bubbles and create your own sentiments. Here's one I made for my pal Adrian:
Upon making your card you can email it to your pals (and yourself), or share it to your Facebook wall, it's just that easy. There are a whole bunch of photos to choose from and all sorts of ways to delight and tease your friends. Like, say your friend just built a sauna and invited you over to enjoy it with him. But you see it as a poorly built, dangerous, carbon monoxide filled death trap... You can make a card for that:
There is not one thing that can happen on planet earth that one of these e-cards can't celebrate. Give it a go, crack a Rampant, have fun and share your cards all over the place.
Happy writing and I will see you soon!
Friday, March 01, 2013
Today is Friday, and in a couple days it will be Sunday, and then, right after Sunday- Monday. And Monday, March 4th is the official release date for Rampant Imperial IPA. The people have spoken, and what they have spoken for are hoppy beers. We have responded. While keeping a Belgian focus with beers like Abbey, Trippel, Fat Tire, 1554, etc, we have also started to heavily expand our hoppy offerings. First was Ranger IPA, then Shift with a hoppy lager, and now, Rampant Imperial IPA- 85 IBUs, 8.5% ABV. It's a big and bold beer ready for the most receptive of the hops receptors.
The hop profile heavily features Mosaic and Calypso, bringing stone fruit flavors to the front seat. We're talking peaches, apricots, things like that. Centennials are in there too, rounding out the aroma with a big citrus blast. Rampant also offers a sturdy malt backbone to balance the flavor in such wonderful way. It is a really great beer, like really great. Rampant leaves a hoppy zing in your mouth for a while after completion, and that's a good thing, because it makes you want to drink another Rampant.
Here's the poster art (I think it's awesome):
And then, in support of this wonderful new iIPA, a few of us have hit the road to make some short video bits. The first one will come out Monday. (I don't want to spoil the surprise, but...) Here are a few pictures to let you in on some of the things that happened:
That all happened, really, maybe not in that order, but... Please, check back Monday. It will be a perfect time to watch the first film with a glass of Rampant. You will (hopefully) be entertained.
Until next week!
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Thursday, February 07, 2013
As you may already know from my post the other day, we hosted our first, open to the public, at night, type of party. It was in celebration of the 2013 releases of La Folie and Transatlantique Kriek. This was Lost in the Woods, we were all lost in the woods, and boy-howdy it was fun. To see how fun, from someone else's perspective, take a look at Fermentedly Challenged here, or the Denver Post here. Or, maybe, watch this film from Adam Valuckas:
The party was super fun and full of great sour beer. Probably 600 people in the brewery, all enjoying good times, food pairings, sour beer education and music. Really, it was a hoot.
But. what does this post mean to all of you that were not able to make to the party? It means that the official release of 2013 La Folie and Transatlantique Kriek has happened and these beers should be trickling into bars and bottle shops as we speak (er, write). Check the Beer Finder for details on finding these beers in your area and get ready to pucker those lips because these sour beers are awesome and sour and wonderful.
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Monday, January 28, 2013
Hey everybody. Today I was going to do a last minute plug and push for ticket sales to the upcoming Lost in the Woods party here at New Belgium. We have never done anything like this before, a private party, a ticketed affair... What is this going to be like? Who's going to come? Will Patrick Dempsey be available for autographs? Well, after all this fuss, it sold out. And way faster than we thought. So today I am going to go over some of the details of the party in hopes to illuminate those coming, as well as stir the interest-pot for next year.
The party is February 1, 2013 at 7pm. This party will celebrate our love of wood-aged sour beer as well as the history of New Belgium in the sour beer game. The night is going to be full of sour beer and high-pitched cheer. There will be 2013 La Folie on tap, as well as the new blend of Transatlantique Kriek. There is going to be talks and symposiums about blending sour beers from Peter Bouckaert and Lauren Salazar as well as food pairings and fun and a whole (hot) mess of people. We even revamped the hallway:
Along with all of this joy and education each party-goer gets to take home a bomber of La Folie or Transatlantique. A steal at twice the price.
So, in closing, I hope you got a ticket and if you didn't I hope you'll get one next year.
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Nutritional Facts 1 fillet equals 331 calories, 16 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 84 mg cholesterol, 283 mg sodium, 18 g carbohydrate, trace fiber, 28 g protein.
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Just a note of caution - grill 6 or more inches from flame or heat if it is over the fish. I broiled it in the oven at 3-4 inches as in the recipe, and nearly burned the glaze. Maybe 3-4 inches is OK on the grill where the heat is below.
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For you people that say this to much!!All YOU need to do is brake the recipe downif you can't do that then YOU should NOT BE COOKING!!!
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How difficult is it to half the ingreds on a simple recipe like this??!! NOT! I double and half recipes far more complicated than this all the time. (or I've even 1 1/2 or 2/3 it)
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Very good. I made this just for myself.Just cut back on fish and sauce.
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This is the easiest recipe to scale down. I cut recipes down all the time because we are only two. Plan to make this when I go visit my Mum and Dad and then we will be 4. No biggie to cut recipes down.
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There is an author's note in the book which describes more fully the extent of Ms. O'Connor's research. It includes at least one very important interview with someone who was on the European tour, and this has a major ramification in the book; viewing all of Le Clercq's available performances, both online and at the Lincoln Center Performing Arts Library; viewing hundreds of hours of documentaries and performances relating to Balanchine, his ballet predecessors, Le Clercq, Robbins, etc.; reading almost every book in English related to Le Clercq and Balanchine; Le Clercq's two books; examination of dozens of photographs, etc. The quote "hundreds of hours of documentaries and NYCB footage" does not mean hundreds of hours of Le Clercq dancing!
Actually I've done as much out of personal interest and in relation to a project I have been researching for some time - at least one interview with a member of the New York City Ballet during that astonishing period? Only one or two? Certainly, I will be fair and read it but her research is not all that mind-boggling as far as books or interviews go. I am not a person or writer of consequence but I reserve the right to be wary - and vent as long as the forum allows me to -
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The Visitor centers upon Walter Vale (Richard Jenkins), a crotchety economics professor who masks his loneliness (he's a widower) with a veneer of "cell phone in hand" self-importance. Appropriately for what is to come in the story, Walter is about as white as you can get. He lives in a pristine Connecticut house but also maintains a Manhattan apartment. He drives a Volvo, is never without a glass of fine wine (even at the breakfast table), and takes piano lessons from an old white lady named Barbara Watson. Wherever he goes, Walter seems surrounded by white walls and an antiseptic aura.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS — Mike O'Donnell took a break from filling out job applications to visit a paperback book sale at Saratoga Springs Public Library.
Nine months after graduating from Harvard University, this isn't where he expected to be.
With unemployment at more than 10 percent and the cost of higher education skyrocketing, many young people (and parents picking up at least part of the tab) can't help asking: Is college worth it?
The answer in most cases is yes. But the degree that once opened doors automatically is no longer a sure bet. Graduates might have to look longer and harder and do things they didn't expect before embarking on chosen careers.
"Very few people coming out of college right now are getting jobs," said O'Donnell, 22, of Saratoga Springs. "There are a lot of people coming back home and not sure what they're supposed to be doing."
His goal is to get an entry-level research position in Washington, D.C., focused on international relations or politics.
"But it seems like a lot of them require a graduate degree," he said.
So O'Donnell, who majored in history, is faced with another dilemma. Going back to school would cost tens of thousands more, putting him deeply in debt before landing his first job. The other problem is that graduate schools sometimes want students to obtain a few years of work experience, so they have a better idea what their specific interests are before continuing their education.
"It doesn't make sense to go to school if you're not sure what you want to do," O'Donnell said. "But these days how do you get a job? It's like a Catch-22. It's tough to get your foot in the door one way or the other."
In the long run, O'Donnell's college education will probably pay off. For now, he's still looking for a way to use it. Continued...
"I don't have any question that I should have gone to college," he said. "I know how to think more critically. It made me realize how much there is to know. I wouldn't say that blindly going to college is a good thing for everyone."
The average student debt after four years is $22,656 and fewer than 20 percent of students in the class of 2009 had a job at graduation.
In today's rapidly changing world, some people are finding jobs that didn't even exist 15 or 20 years ago.
Brooke Thomas-Record graduated from SUNY Plattsburgh in 2002 with an English degree and went back there to get a master's degree in communications. For the past five years she's been employed at The Masie Center in Saratoga Springs, a high-tech think tank. She manages the firm's learning consortium, whose members include numerous Fortune 500 companies.
"When I graduated from college I didn't realize there was such a thing as a learning industry," she said. "I took English because I knew it could serve as a platform for other things. If you don't know 100 percent what you want to do 20 years from now, it's a good idea to study something broader and narrow your focus later. There are a variety of fields I could move into and pick up skills along the way.
"The main thing is to show people that you're bright, curious and intelligent," she said. "If you do that, most employers are willing to give you a shot."
She said she was pleased with her SUNY Plattsburgh experience.
"It would be nice to go to a prestigious Ivy League school and have all the associations that go along with that," Thomas-Record said. "But I feel like I got a quality education. As long as you put forth your best effort and go the extra mile, faculty will pay extra attention and give you the help you need."
During school, both undergrad and graduate, she always had part-time jobs to help pay her bills.
"I think that helps keep you balanced and grounded," she said. "Plus, it develops new interests and gives you practical experience. There's no substitute for that." Continued...
Her last year in college cost about $12,000. In contrast, Skidmore College is the nation's 14th most expensive school, costing about $52,000 a year, including tuition, room and board, fees, books and travel. Even if parents pick up the tab, it's a major family investment that can approach a quarter of a million dollars.
Skidmore and other liberal arts schools stress that they offer lifelong learning skills to prepare students for any number of pursuits.
"We aren't just preparing people for their first job, but their second, fifth and ninth job," Skidmore President Philip Glotzbach said.
"Creative thought matters. We encourage it in every single class. We teach kids how to think, read, look at arguments critically and make connections across disciplines."
By way of example, Glotzbach cited a recent climate conference in Copenhagen that dealt with technological advancements along with a variety of political, cultural, social and economic considerations. People trying to solve world problems must know how to deal with and make connections in each of these areas.
To answer the question — is college worth it? — young people have to decide what they're cut out for, what they can afford and what they want out of life.
The hope is that GlobalFoundries and the rest of Tech Valley will enable people to pursue a two-year degree that will train them for a high-tech job paying $40,000 or more.
"Parents are breathing a sigh of relief because they don't have to pay for expensive four-year college educations," said Mike Russo, GlobalFoundries' director of government relations.
But with the world changing so rapidly, what guarantee is there that such specialty jobs will be needed a decade or two from now?
The challenge for educators is trying to determine what lies on the horizon, so this year's graduates can tackle future challenges and goals. Fields such as wind and solar power, barely on people's radars a few decades ago, are shifting into the mainstream. Continued...
"How do you prepare people for jobs 20 years from now that haven't even been invented yet?" Glotzbach said.
To answer that question, Skidmore is conducting a five-year survey of alumni, seeking feedback about the value of their higher education. That way programs can be adjusted, so that today's students are better equipped for life beyond college.
"What you want is what's not working, so we can fix things," said English professor Sarah Goodwin, who is coordinating the project. "We need to know what's going on inside the brains of our students. Can we articulate what we want our students to learn, and are they learning it?"
It's especially important these days, because America's 3.2 million or so high school graduates have 3,500 colleges from which to choose, and they want some type of reward for the time and money they'll be spending. College is a lifetime investment, but no one wants to wait a lifetime for it to pay off.
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We use these in our cordless microphones at church. They hold their charge for up to 6 (one hour) worship services. We are ordering more so that we can always have one charged and ready to go.By now, we would have spent much more than [$] on regular 9-volt battery purchases. And, we are helping the environment by purchasing rechargeables.
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I've purchased two of these for use in my church's wireless mic. Taking turns charging and charging of a period of days makes any problems with speed of charge immaterial in that case. Normal use of alkaline 9v would cause me to replace the battery weekly (after 2-3 church services or 4-8 hrs of use) I've used these two batteries over the last 8 months having spent [$] where I would normally have spent $30 or more so far. These batteries are beginning to show their wear, with the charge only lasting the length of one service now so I will be buying new rechargeables soon.
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I have three of these. They're relatively cheap and are extremely reliable. I have a bunch of electronics and audio equipment that require 9V batteries, and having the ability to charge them saves me tons of money. I'm not sure how quick the charge time is, but I just leave one on my charger overnight and its done the next day. If you charge it fully its first time, you shouldn't have any problems. After the initial charge, I haven't had to recharge mine at all yet.
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Lalaloopsy Centerpiece
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Lalaloopsy Stickers
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Fuchsia Tutu with Purple Trim
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Coloring Castle
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Disney Princess Empty Treat Boxes
Monster High Paper Tablecover
Monster High Wall Decorating Kit
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Lil' Princess 1st Birthday Plush Crown
Pink Princess Throne
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Lalaloopsy Sports Bottle
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Monster High Square Dessert Plates
Princess Lollipops
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American Girl Crafts - Lunch Napkins with Rings
Storybook Cinderella Prestige Toddler / Child Costume
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Monster High Table Decorating Kit
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Monster High Value Pack Hanging Swirl Decorations
Party Girl Personalized Birthday Banner
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Elegant Princess Damask 9 oz. Paper Cups
Lil' Princess 1st Birthday Dessert Plates
Monster High Treat Bags
Bright Pink Boa
Zebra Tutu Dress
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Disney Brave Merida Standup
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Fancy Nancy Dessert Plates
Monster High Balloon Bouquet
Elegant Princess Damask Centerpiece
Disney Fanciful Princess Centerpiece
Elegant Princess Damask Foil Balloon
Disney Princess Hair Elastic Bands
Candy-Filled Ruby Shoe
Disney Tangled Plastic Tablecover
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Strawberry Shortcake - Strawberry Shortcake Deluxe Toddler / Child Costume
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Elegant Princess Damask Birthday Framed Signature Matte
American Girl Crafts 9 oz. Paper Cups
Monster High 9 oz. Paper Cups
Disney Fanciful Princess Lunch Napkins
Princess Latex Balloons
Fancy Nancy Dinner Plates
Princess Rubber Ducky
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