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rAvg: 3.81
pDev: 15.22%
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Deschutes Brewery
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Style | ABV
Quadrupel (Quad)
| 11.00%
Limited (brewed once).
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'Brewed with pomegranate with 16.5% being aged in oak wine barrels and 16.5% being aged in oak rye whiskey barrels'
August 2011 - Released in 22 oz. bottles and draught.
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look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4
Best-by date on the bottle 8/4/12
I had one before the best-by, and thought it was too hot.... I sat this one down a little while longer to see if the alcohol bite mellowed. It has not.
A - The appearance isn't that of your standard quad. It pours a light, almost strawberry-blonde. Very little head, zero retention, no lacing. The bubbles rise slowly from the bottom of the glass, making the beer look a lot thicker than it is. Overall, it's just not a normal quad color.
S - Pomegranate, sweet malts, syrup, a bit of oak, and a little bit of candied sugar on the nose. A little bit of pepper, and a lot of vinous alcohol.
T - More light fruit, lots of white wine flavors coming though. Moderately sweet, with a wine-like alcoholic finish that carries a surprising bit of tart with it. Finishes medium-dry.
O - Interesting take on the Belgian quad, but ultimately disappointing for what I was expecting. Good, but not great. For such a hard-to-find beer, you'd expect it to be a little more representative of the style.
Serving type: bottle
05-24-2013 03:41:28 |
More by ESPNman
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 3.75
22 fl oz brown glass bottle served in snifter, reviewed live:
A - Pours a cloudy, vibrant orange golden color with two fingers of fizzy white head, lively carbonation and thick yeast particles. Retention's terrible. Not what I was expecting but it's inviting nonetheless.
S - Fruit heavy. Pear, banana, apple and sweet pomegranate juice all come to mind. Crystal malts. Incredibly fresh, especially considering its age. Light indistinct spice. I don't find any oak on the nose. No alcohol.
T - Follows the nose closely. Pear and apple give a cidery feel. Pale base and crystal malt body support the fruity esters nicely. Very, very subtle vinous oak notes, but I still don't find any bourbon. Light fresh pomegranate. No alcohol comes through at all. I'm having it.
M - Medium bodied and crisp. Perfect thickness.
D - It won't satisfy your craving if you're looking for a typical quad, but it's one hell of a beer. Insanely drinkable at 11%. I'll be having it again.
Serving type: bottle
03-22-2013 02:46:31 |
More by blakelive784
look: 4 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 3 | overall: 2
Drank on 3/4/2013. Best After date of 8/2012
A: Pours a hazy golden orange with a shallow white head, dissipating quickly leaving a thin white ring on the glass.
S: Nuts, seeds, wet soil. Rather odd
T: A bit sweet, malty, nutty, again an attribute that reminds me of wet soil, finishing with a bit of tartness. A nice bit of hot alcohol after the finish.
M: Moderately carbonated, a bit sweet, with a dry finish.
O: Definitely odd for a Quad. Nothing really remarkable about it, except the odd flavors. Definitely disappointing for one of Deschutes's reserve beers.
Serving type: bottle
03-05-2013 03:51:31 |
More by sirtomtom
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Pours medium amber, light for a quad, dense cap of tight off white foam, finger high with pretty good retention. Lacing doesn't quite form but there is some clinging bubbles to the glass. Effervescent bubbles and what looks like fruit pieces or yeast chunks floating in the glass.
Candi spun sugar, light sweetness. Tart fruit, apple cider, red berries, tangerines, lemon and vinegar with complexities of whiskey, muscat and oak. Interesting, and bright, almost souring aroma to it.
Taffy sweetness to the malt, brown sugar, with fruit flavors; apples, pear, white grapes, lemon with a slight edge of green aplle, lemon tartness. I really do get some oaky complexity coupled with a light touch of whiskey. Finish is dominated with tartness of grapes and a mild sweetness. Tart and drying oak at the finish, quite nice.
High carbonation muddles the flavors a bit but it's easy to drink. Medium body and the alcohol has really faded.
Outside impressions of this beer had me worried, a year after acquiring this one it's time to crack it open. This is a quad with almost no Belgian flair to it, if uncategorized it's a complex beer mixing lightly toasted and sweet malt, oak and lightly sour fruit aspects. Rather than Stoic and rigid, this beer dances over the confines of the definition "quad" and delivers a delightful sensory experience.
Serving type: bottle
02-02-2013 06:32:35 |
More by rawfish
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Poured from a bomber into a Westvleteren goblet. No 'drink by 'date on the bottle, but I know the date for The Stoic was like 6 months ago. I'm sure this one can age decently though.
Appearance: Pours a desert-pear, light brown, dark orange color with minimal off-white head.
Smell: Some funk comes out initially followed by sweet, Belgian aromas. Definitely vanilla and fruit as well dominating this smell.
Taste: This is a very sweet beer. Plenty of spices come out in this one - coriander, pineapple, even some plum. Extremely balanced and smooth-tasting, especially for this ABV.
Mouth-feel: Excellent mouth-feel - a good amount of carbonation, on the lighter-bodied side but not light.
Overall: A very nice "quad". Definitely has plenty of Belgian quad qualities, but it is significantly different from any quad I have had. The pomegranate definitely adds some interesting qualities and gives it some interesting funk. A lovely beer.
Serving type: bottle
02-02-2013 05:42:31 |
More by Resuin
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.5
Note: Purchased and opened after it's "Best by" date of 08/04/12
A - Pour dark murkey almost orange gold color, very light fizzy head. Lots of fine bubbles
S - Estery, almost get a little pear as well as some apple. A fair amount of spicy sweetness as well.
T - Strong spiced cider taste, a lot of apple and pear. Finishes with a little wine and booze.
M - I think this was the bottle a little long, too much carbonation but otherwise very smooth with a medium body.
O - I think I would have enjoyed it slightly better in it's prime, but a very good Belgian. One of the best I've had from a large American brewery. Easy to tell that it was done with a vast amount of precision and care. I hope this isn't just a one time release so I can see what they do with it again. The nose matches and compliments the taste very well, and it overall has a nice amount of complexity to it that doesn't stray too far in any direction.
Serving type: bottle
01-07-2013 02:29:27 |
More by Karbella
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
This poured out as a light brown color with a nice looking white head on top. The retention is pretty good as well as the lacing. The smell of the beer gives off some quad like aromas, there is some fruity and bready aromas. The barrel aging aromas are prominent. The taste of the beer has a slight tartness to it. The flavors of dark fruits come out with some oak elements in there also. The mouthfeel had a solid amount to carbonation, the body is a little on the thin side. Overall it's a decent quad. The color is a little on the light side and is need a little more body.
Serving type: bottle
12-10-2012 01:42:25 |
More by Knapp85
Ontario (Canada)
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Deep orange colour, ring of white head, some lace as well. Smell is quite oaky, fruity and vinous, quite a bit of funk and a bit of musty brett presumably from the wine barrels, some candy apple present as well. Taste is yeasty and fruity, apple followed by oak and some funk, brett, more fruit toward the finish and maybe a hint of whisky however it does get buried by tons of fruit and funky oak here. Light-medium carbonation, medium feel. This was quite a nice and certainly interesting brew, not a quad in my books but certainly a pleasure to have had.
Serving type: bottle
11-30-2012 14:28:18 |
More by peensteen
Ontario (Canada)
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
good beer, but not your father's quad. Rather mid yellow with big lasting head, lace. Sweet, and some tartness from the pomegranate. Overall I get more berry than pomegranate.Complex, sweet dominates but it is not cloying. Smooth mouthfeel and good drinkability. Thanks Presario.
Serving type: bottle
11-23-2012 21:08:58 |
More by northyorksammy
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Best by date: 8/4/2012
Batch: H
Poured into a Chimay Chalice a golden orange. Odd for the style. Nice one finger white head that disapated quicly. Bare minimal lacing. Scent is strong of raisins and grapefruit. Taste is strong of grapes, either a grape flavor from the wine barrels or the raisin flavor that goes with a Quad. There is also a vanilla note from the oak barrels that is noticiable in the after taste. The mouthfeel has a correct body weight for the style, and the carbonation is suprisingly high for it's age and being barrel aged. One quarter of my chalice has gone by and it's still producing a large amount of bubbles.
Overall, it's an odd Quad. The wine barrels are still noticeable. But I can't find any whiskey except for what is questionably a whisky burn way beyond the after taste of my palette.
Serving type: bottle
10-27-2012 00:36:44 |
More by whoneeds8
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
A - Pours a very cloudy/murky copper. Nice one finger head that leaves nothing behind.
S - Caramel & candied fruit along with some spices.
T - Lots of sweet & spices going on here. Getting a lot of bananas & pears. I can't muddle through the spices but it's very pronounced.
M - Medium body & carbonation. Can't detect much alcohol.
O - I'm loving this quad. Much more than the belgians I've had.
Serving type: bottle
10-20-2012 23:17:56 |
More by cvm4
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 2.75
Not quite sure what to expect from this one but super curious to try it.
Pours a hazy golden with a little bit of an orange tint. A white head that quickly recedes. Aroma offers some belgian yeast giving off some fruity esters.,big banana,some apple and then there's the pomegranate giving off some nice tartness, the barrels, and some alcohol. Flavor is really quite interesting. You get the typcial belgian quad flavors with the yeast and its fruity esters (largely banana) but you also get the pomegranate which cuts the sweetness and offers some tartness to this thing, and then some discrete woodiness. Some alcohol in the finish but not too bad, given the earlier reviews here time must have tamed it some. A fuller mouthfeel, some creaminess not much activity. Overall, I liked this one a lot more upon my first few sips than I did on my last few sips. I shared this bottle with someone else and glad I did because I couldn't have drank more than the 12 oz's I got. I guess I'd consider an alright brew in small portions, but the fact that it got a little cloying for me the more of it I drank was definitely a let down. Interesting beer, yes, good beer? Not as much so.
Serving type: bottle
10-18-2012 01:50:46 |
More by denver10
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Pours into a chalice a hazy golden orange color, head is very minimal with hardly any lacing on the glass.
Smell starts out with a strong tart fruity aroma, pomegranate, Belgian candied sugar add to the aroma, some other spicy esters, hints of alcohol is evident to the nose.
Taste is rather light and crispy for a Quad, likely from the pomegranate which adds a nice fruity tartness, not overly sweet but plenty enough from the candied sugar, carbonation is active and bubbly in the mouth even though it wasn't in the glass, alcohol is more than evident but isn't too distracting.
An interesting Quad, definitely more fruity than most so if fruit in a beer is a turnoff to you, you might want to avoid this one.
Serving type: bottle
10-17-2012 22:20:14 |
More by deltatauhobbit
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.5
Poured from a 22 ounce bottle into a Koningshoven chalice. Best by 4 August 2012. Batch H. 11% ABV.
A: No head. Golden hazy-bright. Pale for a quad.
S: Strong and very sweet. Heavy, spicy fruit. Touch of vanilla. Heavy alcohol.
T: This is a damned good beer. Spicy, layered, and delicate. Deep grapes, heavy liquored fruits, and spicy-tart dessert. Engaging, though not transcendental Belgian yeast. I might not be able to differentiate this from a Belgian quad (which is a huge compliment). Tart alcohol reminds me distinctly of a pina colada...both pineapple and coconut are inexplicably (but undeniably) present. The finish is pleasant and reminiscent of fresh peach.
M: Nice, but unnoticeable.
O: A great beer and an exceptional quad. Highly recommend to (and drinkable by) all. Will have again.
Serving type: bottle
10-14-2012 04:43:57 |
More by AgentMunky
Rhode Island
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Cheers to Goblinmunkey7 for giving this to me for my birthday last year (now sharing it with him)
Consumed 10/12/12
Appearance: Hazy, dark orange/light amber with some gold around the edges - Pours with a little, off-white head and leaves some nice spotty lacing
Smell: Fruity and Belgian - pomegranate is pretty obvious, works very well with the yeasty banana esters and bubblegum - fruity sweetness and some malty sweetness - cooked, caramelized malts, nice but not really a quad-level of malts - spicy yeastiness and some very light rye spiciness - some booze as well
Taste: Sweet and fruity, in a good way - pomegranate, bananas, and other light fruits including pears, apples - spicy Belgian yeast, with some clove, and some rye - some oak, in nice balance - caramel malts - some booze, as would be expected with the ABV
Mouthfeel: Medium body, adequately carbonated, some alcohol heat
Overall: Strange but pleasant
I don't really think this is a quad, but I don't know what kind of label it deserves. It's boozy and fruity, but in a good way. I'm not sure how to rate this, but I guess I will be nice. At the very least, this is very interesting.
Serving type: bottle
10-12-2012 20:30:47 |
More by angrybabboon
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Thanks to angrybabboon for sharing the bottle.
Appearance: Hazy peach. Head is bubbly, bright-white and small. Drops to a thin collar and cap. Moderate carbonation on the pour. Deep yellow and orange hues.
Smell: Belgian smoothie. Banana, tropical fruit (must be the pomegranate), orange and some minor cherry. Oak adds a nice layer of vanilla-like smoothness. Big fruity sweetness. Some pale malts in the back. Mild roasted character. Light breadiness with some backing caramel sweetness. Some backing herbal spiciness.
Taste: Oak barrel and fruit juice. Loaded with pomegranate flesh and sweetness. Some caramel malt sweetness as well. Reminds me of a smoothie if you hit it with some Belgian yeast culture. Mild backing earthiness. Some spice from the yeast as well. Oak smooths everything out a bit. Banana and apple in good measure. Super fruity. Flavors come across a bit muddled. Nice complexity, but the flavors hit in waves instead of blending together. Pepper and flowers.
Mouthfeel: Smooth, slightly creamy. Moderate carbonation with a just under medium body. Relatively clean with some lingering yeast.
Overall: Decent, but lacks that standard of Deschutes perfection.
I trust Deschutes to make a benchmark beer no matter what they do. This fell short of this pedigree as the flavors ultimately failed to coalesce into a coherent flavor. Lots of complexity, but it never goes anywhere.
I can't view this as a quad. It's a loose use of the term and as such I treated the beer as some imagined Belgian-American strong ale.
Serving type: bottle
10-12-2012 20:29:06 |
More by Goblinmunkey7
New Hampshire
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Pours a medium amber color with a huge bubbly white ehad that slowly dissipates leaving much lace. Smells of tart fruit, spicy oak tannins, orange peel, yeasty funk and a bit of grape skins. It doesn't look or smell like what I expected. The flavor is moderately sweet with some light sugar, a bit of apples, some non descript tart fruit, a hint of caramel, some wine like tannins, grape skins, and a fair shot of ethanol. There's a hint of vanilla and oak in the flavor but they are very subtle. Medium body with a moderate level of carbonation and a sweet bubbly mouthfeel. This is an OK beer, but I didn't love it that's for sure. I think the pomegranate adds a fruity tartness that makes it feel a bit like a sour bottle; the wine barrel adds to this as well. I was expecting a dark caramel and raisin beer with maybe some hints of barrel and tart fruit. What I tasted was a tart fruity Belgian with hints of caramel and pomme fruits.
Serving type: bottle
08-18-2012 01:20:34 |
More by johnnnniee
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
Cellared above 45 degrees for a year, and worth the time... without a doubt.
Unbelievable. I'm not sure if this beer it that remarkable or if its my love of quads coming through after not having had one in awhile. The look, the smell, the flavors, the texture, it has it all. I have to say it is a 5.0.
Serving type: bottle
08-07-2012 02:07:51 |
More by cdkrenz
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3
This looks...unusual for a quad. Smells nice though. The beer in it's entirety is...uninspiring. It was nice to drink, but not interesting enough to distract me to go write down some notes about it as I worked on other things. Slightly boozy with a bit of a burn. The pomegranate provides an interesting touch, but only a one dimensional one. If this is a quad, okay, I can roll with that...I guess. Overall though, it's not very interesting. A brewery like Deschutes has earned my respect by producing a lot of interesting beers that I really enjoy. However. This is not one of them. A miss, in my book.
Serving type: bottle
08-05-2012 21:36:48 |
More by RblWthACoz
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Really didn't like this one as much as the folks at the bar had me anticipating. It's really, really strong. The complex flavor helps hide it a little, but between the tartness and the banana & yeasty in-your-face flavor, I couldn't even put the whole thing down. Granted, I'm not a huge fan of the style, but I know I've had better. Maybe I expect Deschutes to knock it out of the park every time and I feel slightly disappointed.
Serving type: on-tap
08-04-2012 01:08:09 |
More by TheRealBigC
District of Columbia
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Nice barrel aged take on a quad, albeit a bit short of its promise.
Presentation: 22 oz brown capped and waxed bottle. Light cream label trying to look aged with old burgundy typography over a small fading image of a saint/stoic character. Side notes offer a small narrative about characteristics and intent. Shows bottling date 08/04/12 and 11% Alc. by Vol. Served in a snifter.
A - Clear deep amber pour, 1/2" frothy head, medium to low retention, fair surface memory and some touches of lacing.
S - Faint fruity and yeasty nose, medicinal hint, pleasing with notes of malt under that first impression...
T - Yeasty, generic fruity notes over caramel and crushed sugar, a bit of plums, remote vinous notes, the barrels are so soft they almost feel absent.
M - Medium body with medium crisp carbonation, fairly smooth flow with a small dry touch as it finishes.
O - Pleasing quad, plenty of good qualities although a bit short of the ambitious program it presented.
Notes: Nice brew, no flaws really, but the barrel felt short of the delicate notes it promised, and similarly the same went for the addition of fruit.
Serving type: bottle
08-01-2012 03:03:01 |
More by Daniellobo
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Side poured from the 22oz bomber into a Chimay chalice and a tulip glass. I shared this with my dad, and was very excited about cracking it open given the price tag and the general tendency of Deschutes to crush beers out of the park. Best by 8/4/12.
Appearance - Pours a nice looking orange color with a sticky one finger head that leaves wicked good lacing on the sides of the glass. Cool packaging on the bottle, carbonation action can be seen in the glass.
Smell - Fruity for sure, pomegranate, sweet, tangy, and tart all at the same time. Sour cherries certainly play a big role in the smell, but there is a hint of yeast in the background as well.
Taste - The taste is a little unusual, it kind of seems like it clashes a bit. There is certainly your standard fruits from the nose, cherries, pomegranate, coriander, but there is also a funkiness and yeast that comes in as well. I was a little disappointed in the taste of this, as I typically expect Deschutes to destroy it. Maybe I expected too much, but it just didn't seem the taste was well put together. There was no whiskey taste at all, despite the aging in rye barrels.
Mouthfeel - Medium to big bodied, smooth finish with a slight yeasty funk in the aftertaste. Nothing wrong with it.
Overall - I would certainly recommend trying this beer, although I think I expected too much out of it. Given the price tag and the past brewery performance, I was expecting something phenomenal, but it was just a decent quad. Certainly not Three Philosophers, I'll tell you that. Worth a try though.
Serving type: bottle
07-29-2012 03:10:10 |
More by TheCondor
District of Columbia
look: 2.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Bottle shared thanks to Jim, thanks man.
The beer has an incredibly strange look for a quad, it pours like an ipa with a orange pretty clear lo and a ring of white head and some lacing.
Smell is definitely quad like with some some dark fruits with the pomegranate there for sure, brown sugar, Belgian yeast, alcohol ester and heat and sweetness. Nice vanilla too.
The flavor is complex, the pomegranate has a nice platform as the fruity note with nice Belgian yeast and a healthy brown sugar and toffee like sweetness. A nice dryness and also a healthy depth of flavor at the same time. Vanilla. It's complex but at the same time it doesn't seem to have the direction and sofistication of the big Belgian quads, but it's still nice, but a touch muddled.
Serving type: bottle
07-27-2012 00:37:23 |
More by Dreadnaught33
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
22 oz bomber of the 2011 vintage pours a surprisingly golden color with a modest off-white head. Best by 08/04/12, it seems like it could go another year or so though. Not much retention and lacing. A pretty poor excuse for a quad if you ask me.
Nose has an awesomely interesting combination of wine and whiskey barrels. Tangy, tart, sweet and malty. Very vinous, and a bit hot smelling still after a year or so.
Taste has mellowed since it was released a bit and the flavors have come together a little bit better. I like the bready aspect the malt gives off despite the light color. The flavors are still a bit odd together though and I think the ABV is unnecessarily high at 11%. The pomegranate seems to clash a bit with the soft yeast and propagates an alcoholic feel. If you want something different, this is your beer. I am not a huge fan it though, especially for a Deschutes specialty brew.
Serving type: bottle
07-25-2012 01:17:30 |
More by twiggamortis420
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A - Pours a very hazy golden-orange color with a finger of frothy white head. The head fades down at a normal pace leaving behind some lacing.
S - Aroma is a mix of Belgian yeast esters including banana and clove, sweet caramel malts, candi sugars, oak, wine grape, vanilla, pomegranate, a bit of lemon, and some booze.
T - Starts off with some Belgian yeast with banana, clove, and bit of coriander, with some caramel malts and candi sugars, and a bit of vanilla. Through the middle, some oak and vanilla comes through with a bit of wine grapes, Bourbon, and a bit of dark fruit and pomegranate. The finish is a mix of Belgian yeast flavors with some banana, clove, oak, grape, pomegranate, candi sugar, and some booze.
M - Medium-full bodied with moderate carbonation. Feels smooth with a sweet and warming finish.
D - Very drinkable. Nice balance of flavors and the barrel aging adds to the beer nicely. Not really a Quad, but still very tasty.
Serving type: bottle
07-22-2012 07:04:51 |
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The London Olympics 2012 has just begun, and everyone's eyes are on it. This is one of the worldwide events that unite all countries, despite of the competition that it brings to the athletes. Since the commemoration of the first Olympic event in 1896, there were series of chronicles in the lives of the people who have participated in the history of Olympic games where it left remarkable experiences that cannot be forgotten since it will forever leave traces of inspirational moments about fighting, winning, and conquering one's fear while showing off courage. It's indeed overwhelming to witness another year of engagement, opposition, and race to get the desired splendid triumph. Let's recall the most candid and significant as you catch the 10 Olympic moments of all time which are permanent, unique, and monumental in the history of Olympic Events.
10. Ali Lights the Torch
In 1984, legendary boxer Muhammad Ali was diagnosed of Parkinson disease where it was really a struggling moment for him to appear and bear the Olympic Torch. It was kept before the whole world as to who would lead the lighting of the torch prior to the event. When the people saw him, everyone was surprised, especially when witnessing the shaking of his hands in order to get through with it. Everybody was touched and spectators were caught crying and feeling that Ali had won the hearts of the people sending a signal that he had his victory in that moment.
9. Abebe Bikila Ran Barefooted & Won
An Ethiopian runner fought the marathon barefooted and he brought victory to his country despite that some of the athletes gave up the possibility of doing it. He was positive that he could do it. He has proved it and overcame the pain of running without shoes on his feet.
8. Perfect 10 Score for Nadia Comaneci
It was the first time in the history of Olympics to witness a flawless performance in the field of gymnastics. Nadia Comaneci, a representative from Rome, received a perfect 10 score in an uneven bar in 1976 Summer Olympics which was held in Montreal, Canada.
7. The Horrific and Remarkable Fall of Herman Maier
The 1998 Olympics has been unforgettable not just for Herman Maier, but also to those people who had watched the terrifying incident on the skiing field. It was a hearts-stopping, bone-chilling scene because of the downhill run that Maier did, where his body flew away from the course for more than 70 miles per hour. In fact, when one would watch the whole video of his landing on the orange safety nets, it is as if he was thrown like a doll on the air where the fall was seemingly expected to be the end of his career, and his life. Nonetheless, he managed to survive and he just sustained injuries on his knees and shoulders.
6. The Jamaican Bobsled Team
It was the first time that a tropical country fought in the International Bobsledding competition. They did not bring home the bacon, but they caught the hearts of the people who have watched how Jamaicans have endured the cold in this winter sport. They did not have any practice before showing up in this 1988 Winter Olympic Games that was held in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. In fact, the majority of its players borrowed spare sleds from other countries, which made them really the underdog in this competition. They became famous because of their mental power to continue the game that paved the way to the filming of Cool Runnings movie because of them.
5. Runner's Father Helped His Son
Everyone was touched when Derek Redmond was assisted by his father in finishing his course. Everyone was in tears in the 1992 Olympics Event after Jim Redmond got up from his seat and could not hold his emotion back seeing that his son cannot run for more, where he took him by the hand, and held it while people on the venue stood up and applauded the father's love to his son.
4. Shun Fujimoto's Pain to Win
In the 1976 Olympics, the Gymnastic Team from Japan maintained their winning streak over Montreal because of the sacrifice of one person, Shun Fujimuto. He was enduring an extreme pain in his right knee, which he got while he was doing his floor exercises prior to the start of the game. Hence, no one from his team was aware of his condition, and he suffered it so much just to get the victory again, one more time. In fact, he even scored 9.7 at that event. After the game, his entire leg was reduced of its normal function. He had a broken patella and torn ligaments.
3. Kerri Strug Shrugged of the Pain
Just like Shun Fujimoto, Kerri Strug shrugged off the pain that she felt while participating in the Gymnastics event in the 1996 Summer Olympics held in Atlanta, Georgia. She bagged the gold medal after she received an injury on the first vault, but she decided to continue on the second vault even when the pain has really pierced her so much. She was one of the members of the Magnificent Seven Team who did a heroic performance that brought the first Gold medal for the United States.
2. Jesse Owen Raised Black People's Pride
The inferior looks to most of the black athletes were shunned off by Jesse Owen's performance during the 1936 Summer Olympics that happened in Berlin Germany. In fact, he was the first American-African athlete who won four Olympic Golds in 100 meters, 200 meters, long jump, and the 4×1 meter relay. He has proven as well that the Aryans were not forever superior in Olympic Games and that the blacks would always be inferior.
1. 1980 US Hockey beats Russia
It was also known as the "Miracle on Ice" after the US team finally defeated the Soviet Team during the 1980 Winter Olympics that took place in New York City. It was common knowledge during that time that the championship title was associated to Soviets and they became a favorite team in every Olympic tournament. Another shocking detail was that Soviet was beaten by a group of amateurs from the US team.


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I am having a good time with this project. This is the felted sweater that I am using for a wrist-let handbag that I mentioned in the last post. It was a plain white sweater that I felted so I decided to add some interest by needle-felting dots onto the fabric.
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Very cute!!! Love how you felted the dots!
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- Knitterella said...
That looks awesome! You have such a great eye for color. Look forward to see if finished, it's going to be great!
Thanks for the link to Ornamenta - what a cool place!
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- peaknits said...
Thank you for the great tutorial - I am warming up to this as I have collected some roving - then you go and inspire - I need to take a vacation to keep up with all of these awesome thing you are showing me! First the cool mosaic...now this:) I cannot wait to see the finished product!
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- Di said...
I love the spotty fabric! I also love the needle felting tool - less likely to stab your fingers when it's encased in a little plastic shell!! I have stabbed my fingers so many times when needle felting!
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Hi Susan:
I did a short article at: http://felting.craftgossip.com/2007/08/03/needle-felting-dots/
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This is FABULOUS! Thank you so much for posting this. Can't wait to try it.
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Just received my copy of Itty-Bitty Nursery. So cute.
And, where is the pattern for the teddy that is posed with the tea set, etc.?
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Thanks for sharing such a great tutorial. The dots are so bright and cheerful that they give off a happy feeling. Got to try this!
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Yep, KDE4, pclos 2010.11, on a liveUSB, on an Acer Aspire1 netbook. I didn't have this problem with a full install on the netbooks internal SSD, just on an external flash drive. Or on my desktop PC with 2011. Its not *every* fifth time I hit '2', but occasionaly when I bring up kwrite or terminal, I'll hit the '2' key and X crashes so I end up back at the login screen.
Example. on my ACER Laptop Model Aspire 5720Z I have on the number 2 key it has -- the number 2, the @ Sign in black colour, the (") Sign in Green Colour and the @ Sign again in Green.
I've been trying to track down this "number '2' key issue". So far the problem appears to be limited to laptops. You may have some luck if you disable the synaptic pad and use a mouse instead! I suspect there may be some synaptic interference / noise from thumb dragging while pressing the '2' key??
I suggest that a new user be created -- does the problem still show? .....
That is using the Guest account?If you are using Persistence, try creating a new accountHitting the '2' key gives immediate log off.Does not happen in other user accounts.
Thanks Tex..Well I'm back from Gnome purgatory Wink (Gnome PCLOS is an attractive clean distro BTW)I built a LiveUSB stick from the Gnome 2010.12 iso and tested persistence stability with the "2" issue. Same result with Xsession restart there too!. (Intel on board graphics)However..In my browsing of the forum today I came across and unrelated post by djohnston> http://www.pclinuxos.com/forum/index.php/topic,93235.msg782937.html#msg782937QuoteI've seen this on both ethernet and wireless. The fix is pretty simple, actually. As user root, edit the file /etc/sysconfig/speedboot. Find the line: (last line in the file)SPEEDBOOT=autoChange auto to no. That should correct it.The startup race with my Xsession sounded eerily similar so I edited /etc/sysconfig/speedboot to speedboot=noThe "2" issue - Xsession crash disappeared! Yippee!Just to double check this I reset speedboot back to auto and yes> "2" issue returned. Set speedboot to no and problem corrected again!


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Deck-Building Blocks: Shut Your Traps
You are watching a Duel, and one player has taken the lead. His Field is full, hers is empty. However, his self-assurance flickers when he sees that she has a Facedown card. He falters: is it a Spell or Trap? He attacks, but she only smirks: it's a Trap after all, and before your eyes she changes from underdog to champion. This week, SJ Alpha while show you some easy-to-set, deadly-to-trigger Traps that can help you turn any duel around.
Mirrorly Accidental
Old and lethal, Mirror Force is the terror to all that use brute force. It's as simple as it is deadly: When your opponent attacks, it destroys all his Attack-position monsters. No costs, no questions, no mercy.
The Bigger They Are…
…the more stitches you need when they fall on you. Magic Cylinder lets you negate a monster's attack and inflict damage to your opponent equal to its ATK. Or, if you'd rather have more life, activate Draining Shield to increase your life points by the same amount instead.
Grease Some Palms
Bribery usually isn't kosher, but it works! Counter Trap Dark Bribe lets you negate the activation of your opponent's Spell or Trap. Sure, he gets to draw an extra card, but it's really an offer he can't refuse. (Seriously. He can't.)
Honesty Enforced
Your opponent grinning? Use Trap Stun to negate all Trap Cards' Effects on the Field for the rest of the turn. Your opponent still grinning? Didn't think so!
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Defense Draw.
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Blackwood, N.J.-based Caesar's Pasta rolls out a line of Caesar's Pasta All Natural Gluten-Free and Wheat-Free Pasta Meals available at select Whole Foods Market Stores.Varieties include Gluten Free Stuffed Shells Entrée in marinara sauce, Gluten Free Manicotti Entrée in marinara sauce, Gluten Free Cheese Lasagna Entrée and Gluten Free Vegetable Lasagna Entrée. Caesars gluten-free meals include pasta noodles made with rice and its texture is tender to the bite.
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The Russellville Lady Panthers finished in fourth place in the First Southern National Bank Christmas Classic basketball tournament held last week. The Lady Panthers went 1-2 which put them in fourth place after losing to the Caverna Lady Colonels on Saturday.
The Lady Panthers started the game far behind the Lady Colonels. The first quarter ended with the Lady Panthers down 17-7. The Lady Panthers couldn't keep up and ended the half down 32-21.
The Lady Panthers had a big third quarter scoring 20 points, which put the Lady Panthers only four point behind going into the fourth quarter. The Lady Panthers worked hard but could not defeat the Lady Colonels and fell 59-57.
Amber Sydnor led the Lady Panthers with 34 points. Khalia Hampton ended the game with 12 and DaVonya Bryant with seven.
"I feel like the First Southern National Bank did a fabulous job so I want to give a big shout out to them," said head coach Dedra Adler. "I feel like the girls are going in the right direction. We are still very inexperienced but they are improving every game and doing what I need them to do."
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I often pre-treat stains, because I usually forget to check if things have washed clean before throwing everything in the dryer, and we all know how easy it is to get a stain out that has been dried on. However, lately, I've had some loads of laundry where I've just added OxiClean along with my regular detergent as a "booster." And it has really helped the laundry come out cleaner. Stains that were there are gone, without extra work on my part. Granted, these were not blood, ice cream, blueberry, permanent marker, or anything like that. But still, it has saved me a bunch of work and time. YEAH!!
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Juanita Marie (Roush) Easton passed away on January 19, 2013, in Ypsilanti, Michigan, at the home of her daughter, after a short illness. She was surrounded by loved ones.
She is preceded in death by her father and step-mother, Vaughn Roush and Edna (Kemp) Roush; her mother, Erdice (Denney) Roush and step-father/uncle, Burl Roush.
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Alberta is named after the rocky mountain playground of Canada because the environment and the natural wonders are abundant here. The Banff and the Jasper national parks are the most important places in Alberta for tourists and these sites have to incredible varieties of wildlife. The Cowboy trail of Alberta has been included in the list of Toyota Canada's 13 scenic drives.
Additionally, the Ice Fields Parkway is another magnificent place due to its glaciers.Alberta is full of natural beauty and natural resources. Alberta has the largest oil reserve in the world. The Alberta's Oil reserves will be bigger in comparison when we will join the total area of South Carolina and Florida.
The Royal Tyrell Museum
The Royal Tyrell Museum owns the world's biggest collection of Dinosaur Fossils. Alberta's Royal Tyrell Museum in Drum Heller is an excellent place for families. Here, the world's largest collection of dinosaur fossils is available for the attention of visitors, especially; the children take great interest in it. The elders meanwhile can enjoy their time in the wine shops and clubs near this museum after leaving their children in Royal Tyrell Museum.
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CENTRAL NEW YORK -- We got a nice break from winter Wednesday, with record breaking temperatures rising into the 60s, but don't expect it to last long. Drastic changes are on the way for the entire region.
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I can't get into why, but let me just say it has to do with someone I care about very much and a situation that looks very similar to the beginning of mine....
I just need a hug.
I'm shaking and I need a hug.
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, Oct 01 2009 06:06 PM
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The last three weeks have been very challenging with RaeAn. We think it started when RaeAn's "baby baba" finally went bad and we stopped her bottle three times a day. For the first week after she "quit" she just wasn't her sweet, normal self. She started to have more temper tantrums, more anger and exhibit extreme frustration with an increasing separation anxiety. Her latest phrase is:
She found the story in her children's Bible where Moses' mother had to put her baby in the river and got very upset saying, "Mama sad, Mama sad."
While watching a Winnie the Pooh video where the Mama Elephant lost her baby, RaeAn got so upset at the story that she had to turn it off.
Yesterday she brought in a big stuffed rabbit and a little stuffed rabbit and said, "Mama Rabbit, Baby Rabbit. Mama no leave."
Since the day RaeAn went to live with her foster mother after she was found at the orphanage until recently she's been on a bottle three times a day. We wonder if the loss of this comfort that she's had these past few years has triggered this increased sense of anxiety and fear that Christine is going to leave.
This week is much better than the first but she still cries and asks for her "baby baba" sometimes. Even toddlers mourn and experience the feelings of loss. And RaeAn has experienced more lost than most at her age.
Join us as we pray for RaeAn, that God will comfort her heart and let her know that truly, Mama No Leave. Even more so, God No Leave. Pray also for Christine, she's exhausted…
Thank you again for your prayers for our family, life and ministry this week in Rwanda. God is listening and He is answering!