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Looks like our thread got shut down, lets start up a new one. Drive(2nd watch) 8/10 I actually didn't like it as much the second times, and was able better to see why some people had complaints with it. That being said I still really enjoyed it.
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Tempoary reviews (will elaborate when/if we can get the old thread up again) Some Like it Hot - 8/10 - Second Wilder, first Monroe. Liked it a lot. I rented 'The Apartment' but the disc froze L'Atalante - 9/10 - Heartwarming, groundbreaking cinematography at times. Night of the Hunter (theatre rewatch) - 10/10 - Could be one of my favourites. The river sequence is one of the greatest I've ever seen. Contempt (Le Merpis) - 8/10 - My second Goddard. Didn't quite live up to the level of Breathless. Frozen - 4/10 - Interesting premise and a few glimpses of something more impressive. But let down by lazy writing, rapid pacing and mediocre acting. Submarine - 5/10 - I hated this. It was competently made, but I am fed up with those indie quirky dramas. Forced character development and relationship checklists. Blah. Drive (Blu Ray viewing) 7/10 - Lo the writing does not hold up on a rewatch. The Grey - 7/10 - Beautifully shot. Quite overwhelming in the first half. It's thoughts concerning death and acceptance and faith are handled appropriately. But the supporting characters are not particarly interesting. Worth seeing. Wild Strawberries - 8/10 Through a Glass Darkly - 9/10 Can't be assed getting into either Bergman right now, needless to say they are both respectively my 4th and 3rd out of the 4 I've watched. This doesn't come lightly as they are both exceptional. Just compared prefered Persona and The Seventh Seal.
Mirror - Tarkovsky 10/10 - Regardless of message and ambiguity, there's something so personal and soothing about the film that I can look past not knowing conclusively what Tarkovsky necessarily meant. Drive - 8/10 - The atmosphere and intensity of image is pretty spectacular, but it's just a shame that I found it incredibly hard to embrace the main character as someone with whom I can connect. He felt like the illegitimate love child of Travis Bickle and Anton Chigurh. The Art of Getting By - 6/10 - I suppose there was some form of beauty through reluctance to accept life as valid, but the idea is pretty much quashed by some cliched acting by Freddie Highmore. The girl is good enough looking that it maintained my interest, however. The Tree of Life - 10/10 - Very much like Marmite, this is not a film for someone who doesn't appreciate all that post-structuralism has to offer. I think as years go by, we'll be able to look at Terrence Malick and associate him with the likes of Tarkovsky and Ozu. Raging Bull - 9.5/10 - Brutal, violent, it describes the extremities of physical and mental capability. Possibly one of the finest collaborative efforts by De Niro and Scorsese. There are other films, but they're not worth mentioning...Human Centipede 2 etc.
C'mon guys keep this thread going, it was pretty much the only thing we had left going on the Movies board.
Chronicle. I found it to be an enjoyable film. Even though most of it was filmed from the point of view of a camera it wasn't as shaky as most other films in the genre. (Ex. Cloverfield)
I hated 'Never Let Me Go' lol The Piano Teacher - 8/10 My 5th Haneke, I liked it a lot more than Funny Games US and Code Unknown (which I can't really remember and need to rewatch.) But this was excellent. Pretty powerful turn by Huppert who is sutbly reserved and domineering but scared when she needs to be. Haneke does some interesting camera placements - usually having her off center and gazing past the camera. Not on par with the language of Cache or the beautiful, moody drenched cinematography from The White Ribbon though. Haneke rankings for the sake of it: 1) Cache (Hidden) 2) The White Ribbon 3) The Piano Teacher 4) Code Unknown 5) Funny Games US Chronicle - 7/10 I've lowered this since I've seen it upon reflection, but I had a blast. The found footage gimmick is a little shoe horned in, and even a little detrimental to the writing. But it doesn't have the Cloverfield/everything else problems because the main character has the ability to rotate the camera steadily with his powers. But yeah the characters are fairly believable, as are the scenarios which find that line between fun and believable without being 'gritty.' It also uses the powers as a jumping off point to tackle real teenage problems - sex, popularity and a troubled family. Don't expect anything to deep, but I was surprised by just how engaged I was by the end - which feels like a mash up between Akira and Carrie. Well worth seeing, probably the most fun I've had with a 'Superhero' film since Spiderman 2. He loves Me, He loves Me Not - 5/10 Lol I guess you see this as a solid example of multiple meanings being conveyed through the visuals and performance. And in that regard it's... kinda successful. I don't know, it's also so obvious and heavy handed in its symbolism. It's script is clunky - some scenarios just would not happen and rely so heavily on assumptions and chance encounters. And some of the acting was weak, especially from the supporting roles. Nah dull as hell even at 95 minutes. Carnage - 6/10 Not great, despite a few good moments. I really only enjoyed Waltz and Foster's contrary performances. The script was heavy handed, the humor was few and far between and Polanski's visual style is pretty straightforward. It wasn't particular engaging and the ending didn't really feel justified.
The only thing I like is the notification thing, but even that can get annoying when posting in a lot of threads. Thelma & Louise - 8/10 Just saw this for the first time the other night. Pretty good characters and build up into the full fledged convict story. Cedar Rapids - 7.5/10 One of the better comedies from 2011
Last one I saw was Drive. AWESOME. 9 out of 10. But it's not for everyone. At times it almost seems like an art film (little dialogue),
Even with the classic theme I'm not a fan. What's with the inch and a half border on the sides? The ass main page layout?
The Guard 7/10 Honestly felt disappointed with it. I was expecting something similar to In Bruge since it's the brothers director and the trailer made it seem like the movies were similar. I thought the direction was really well done, that's probably the biggest strong point. The acting is good to be expected, but I just found there was very little soul or heart to this movie. Once it was over I never really thought twice about it and won't watch again in the near future.
I thought Knightly was terrific in "Dangerous Method." It's very jolting at first and over-the-top but it's supposed to be jarring and disruptive, and the way she slowly tones it down throughout the film works really really well. In my convo with Hampton/Cronenberg, they actually said they toned it down from what the research was.
I'm surprised on the Guard hate. Its the only movie outside the ToL I've rewatched from 2011. Knightley's performance is terrible. No way to get around it. Inconsistent non-Russian accent. Wooden yet over-the-top performance. Its painful to watch. Fassbender and Mortenson are amazing. The movie itself isn't that bad. Pacing and editing are a big issue. A solid re-edit could turn it into one of the year's best.
What it is everyone. For some reason I was banned or unable to post for the first week, so this is my first time on the forum after the change, or whats left of it. Last movie I saw was The Iron Lady. I didn't like it, probs a 5-6 out of 10. I wrote a 1000 words or so on why I disliked it for a website my friend runs, check it out here if you're interested: http://www.indiefilm.net.au/featured/review-the-iron-lady/ In short, uninspired and safely played Oscar bait.
The Tall T - 4/5 Another really good western from Budd Boetticher, although I didn't like it as much as Seven Men from Now or Ride Lonesome. Its basically a hostage situation movie in a western. Its short though yet still feels like it gets the job done and very well at that. Goodbye South, Goodbye - 2.5/5 I love the very realistic feel and acting of this, and most Taiwanese films I've seen in general, but overall this didn't do much for me. It wasn't bad by any means, but, well, just didn't do much. It was worth watching for me though because I'm a fan of the director. Dawn of the Dead (1978) - 4/5 I've seen the remake a while ago and kind of put this off because I assumed it would be pretty much the same thing, except in the 70's with different actors. And wow was I wrong. Pretty much the only things they have in common is they both have zombies and a mall in them. Everything else from the characters, how they get there, and everything that happens there is different. And it might sound cliche but this version really is a lot better. The characters and situations are just so much more likeable.
It is, though, they are both good in their own ways. The remake was just a fun, badass action flick. Romero's version had a lot more going on with it.
Also, lol, at least these boards kept the Movie list sticky threads....right? Code Unknown didn't blow me over either at first, but I've come to think of it as one of his best - I can't think of many films that are as problematic, complex and rewarding as this understated masterpiece. I think you'll dig it if you watch it again or give it some more reflection.
"It's very jolting at first and over-the-top but it's supposed to be jarring and disruptive, and the way she slowly tones it down throughout the film works really really well." I liked Knightly in the film also. A Dangerous Method reminded me a lot of Dead Ringers, particularly in its mix of the clinical with the grotesque. As a counterpoint to Knightly was Fassbender, who seemed to define Jung's temperment based on an economy of movement -- retraint, focus, complete control (at least on the surface).
Glad to see we're keeping this going. To Live and Die in L.A. - 9/10 Wow, loved it. It was on my radar but didn't expect it to be so damn badass. Dope score and the cinematography & pacing were top notch. Willem Dafoe made a hell of a villain too. The Shootist - 8/10 Really nice way for John Wayne to end his acting career. Chinatown (rewatch) - 9.5/10 The superb story, script, acting, direction, and score all combine to make this pretty much the best neo-noir ever. Probably my favorite Jack Nicholson performance. The Conversation (rewatch) - 8.5/10 Hackman is masterful in his portrayal of Harry Caul, a paranoid surveillance expert. The film is genuinely haunting and the ending is particularly outstanding. Aliens (rewatch) - 9.5/10 Well one way of giving this film the praise it deserves would would be to say it's the best sci-fi action movie ever made. Definitely the highlight of James Cameron's directorial career. I'm gonna give Bill Paxton a shout as well for being hilarious in this lol
Drive 10/10 (2nd watch) I relied after watching this Goslings character is somewhat similar to the main character from Bittersweet Life, which is an excellent movie as well. 50/50 9/10 Very good and uplifting film as well as a couple tears in the bucket. City of Life and Death 10/10 An extremely sad and brutal movie and one of the most powerful I have seen in years. One scene with a little girl left me in shock.
Chronicle: 7/10. Better than I expected. It was engaging to see how the trio were learning their new abilities. Drive: 8/10. Really enjoyed it. Something about Gossling's character reminded me a bit of DeNiro in Taxi Driver. I did not care for the 80's-esque sounding soundtrack but overall I thought it was a pretty cool flick.
The Grey 8.5/10 Was good, very intense. Liam Neeson continues to be the toughest nearly 60 year old around.
Chronicle thought I wasn't going to like it because of the 'found footage' thing, but they did some really cool things with it. It was an all round fun movie, really emphasizing on how much fun you could have if you had superpowers
Certified Copy - 8/10 Hmmmmmmm. A lot to ponder over here. Firstly, for a film that is this understated and minimalist, featuring pretty much exclusively conversations between the two main actors, it's surprising how engrossing it is, I never felt my attention waning or distracted. The two leads do an excellent job for the most part - Shimmel is a bit overly expressive or overacting in the fight in the restaurant near the end, and some of Binoche's dialogue in English is a little stilted, which is understandable. Still, the relationship between them is great, however the brief interactions with other characters (the son, the waitress, Jean-Claude Carriere!) provide some of the most interesting parts of the film. Boy, I couldn't remember where you posted the link to your video piece on the film. Would you mind reposting? I'd love to give it a look, I do want to get more out of this film, and I know how strongly you feel about CC.
Saw a couple movies today... Chronicle - 7/10. Seems like it could have been much, much better but the lead actor was great... until the end but I can't get into that without spoilers. Drive - 5/10... and that's generous. I don't see it, it's not that good unless you think dramatic, drawn out pauses between EVERYTHING makes a movie deep.
Nice to see Certified Copy love. I loved the film when I saw it last year (Dec 10) and its great that its finally making the rounds.
So far this month, I've seen: Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey [9/10] Beginners [10/10] Sena [8/10] Kill List [8/10] Cave of Forgotten Dreams [9/10] Chronicle [10/10] Hell and Back Again [9/10] The Sunset Limited [9/10] Biutiful [9/10] Tyrannosaur [9/10] Paradise Lost 3: Purgatory [10/10] The Interrupters [10/10]
I forgot to rate Chronicle last time 7.5/10 The Woman in black 6/10 (Getting to see it for free was a plus)
@hustlermane It's made me want to rewatch CC, but I haven't got round to it yet. I really loved that one shot of the old couple coming from the church. Rules of the Game - 9/10 Really good use of deep focus that allowed the parallel plots to develop naturally with each other. The hunting sequence was pretty harrowing, and prophetic when you look back. It's symbolism was a little overblown at times, but it's worthy of it's reputation. Fanny and Alexander - 10/10 I just found out the theatrical release is the short version, looking back at it there are elements that seem undercut - especially Fanny's role. Still, this was magnificent. The colours were so rich, the characters were well drawn and the performances were great - especially the younger cast who held their own remarkably. It was pretty dazzling and scary when it needed to be. I would glady watch the 5 hour version. Next up on my Bergman is 'The Silence.'
I feel like the first hour of Fanny and Alexander could use a fair bit cut off and can even be pretty tiresome to watch, but after that it gets much better, and some of the scenes are really great. I like how there are some fantasy elements thrown in because its through the eyes of Alexander. The Silence is, maybe unsurprisingly, pretty light on dialog. Visually I really like it but its not one of my favourites overall. I've probably asked oyu this before, but what have you seen from him? 8½ - 2/5 This was well filmed, and had a few decent moments, but overall most of it was irritating and difficult to sit through. There is just a lot of stupid scenes and the surrealist element didn't work for me here. I think I'm just not a Fellini fan. I hated I Vitelloni and I quit on La Dolce Vita. In fact most Italian film in general dont seem to be my thing. I think I'm still going to try La Notte though at some point.
You've seen Nights of Cabiria? One of my all-time faves. The film has one of the most powerful ending scenes I've ever seen.
@jag114 My list looks a little like this currently: 1) The Seventh Seal 2) Persona 3) Fanny and Alexander 4) Through a Glass Darkly 5) Wild Strawberries I was hoping to see 'Winter Light' before hand, but my 'Silence' rental disc came first. 'The Virgin Spring' is available for streaming I'll probably get on that soon. The Plague Dogs - 7/10 Probably the bleaskest animation I've ever seen. It worked for the most part; suitably low key and natural. The 'camera' was provided some interesting shots and capture this hopeless environment but is let down by choppy framerate. This matured allegorical tale has a few weaker moments and it gets a little repetitive, but worked overall. The ending was pretty effective and I heartily recommend it as an overlooked addition to the adult animated genre.
Underworld - Awakening. 6/10. Was good fun but I felt the time run by quickly. It also really seemed like nothing was ultimately achieved and like it's just back to square one. The movie is pretty forgettable.


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Hepworth, J and Robertson, A R R and Jhunjhunwala, A and Jarvis, G C and McVittie, Chris (2011) Cancer-related psychosocial research: What are the perspectives of cancer care centre users on participation? Supportive Care in Cancer, 19 (7). pp. 1029-1035. ISSN 09414355
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Purpose To explore the perspectives of cancer care centre users on participation in psychosocial research to inform research design and ethics. Methods The study is based on a qualitative research design. Fourteen semistructured interviews were carried in people diagnosed with cancer and carers. The interview included four main questions about practical barriers to participation, types of research design, motivating factors and the conduct of research in a cancer care support setting. The data were analysed using qualitative content analysis. Results Interviewees demonstrated a willingness to participate in psychosocial research within certain circumstances. There were no practical barriers identified, although they considered payment for research-related travel important. The most acceptable research design was the face-to-face interview and the least preferred was the randomised control trial. The factors that motivated participation were altruism, valuing research, and making a contribution to the centre. Interviewees supported the conduct of research in cancer care support centres conditional upon delaying recruitment during the initial months of users' visits and its need to be discreet to avoid deterring visitors from accessing the centre. Conclusions The study concludes that the personal interaction between participants and researchers is the most important feature of decision-making by patients/carers to join studies. Taking into account the perspectives of people affected by cancer during the early stages of research design may enhance recruitment and retention and can contribute to the development of research protocols and ethics. © 2011 Springer-Verlag.
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Environmental & Genetic Influences on Vitamin D Status
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First received: August 30, 2010
Last updated: September 23, 2010
Last verified: September 2010
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Biospecimen Retention: Samples With DNA
Detailed Description:
The purpose of this study is to determine the effect of environmental and genetic influences on Vitamin D status.
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Vitamin D Deficiency |
Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Observational Model: Cohort Time Perspective: Cross-Sectional |
Official Title: | Environmental & Genetic Influences on Vitamin D Status |
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Further study details as provided by Creighton University:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- 25(OH)D levels [ Time Frame: 1 month ]25(OH)D levels were measured at the only visit
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Genetic testing of 13 candidate genes [ Time Frame: 1 month ]13 candidate genes were tested and their relationship to 25(OH)D examined.
Biospecimen Retention: Samples With DNA
Blood was obtained for genetic testing of selected 13 candidate genes important for vitamin D metabolism
Enrollment: | 40 |
Study Start Date: | August 2010 |
Study Completion Date: | August 2010 |
Primary Completion Date: | August 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
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Sun exposed people
Sun exposure >3 hours daily for at least 5 days weekly for the last 3 months.
Detailed Description:
Vitamin D deficiency is a common problem. The principal source of vitamin D for humans is solar exposure, with cutaneous synthesis of vitamin D by photoconversion of 7-dehydrocholesterol in the skin to pre-vitamin D3. Latitude, altitude, season, skin pigmentation, and age are recognized factors that influence how much vitamin D can be made by solar exposure. Surprisingly, Vitamin D deficiency has been described in people dwelling in southern Florida and in surfers in Hawaii. We hypothesize that genetic variations in vitamin metabolism accounts for these differences.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years to 60 Years (Adult) |
Sexes Eligible for Study: | All |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | Yes |
Sampling Method: | Non-Probability Sample |
Study Population
This study will include 50 "healthy" unrelated community dwelling males or females.
The subjects will be between ages 18-60.
Inclusion Criteria:
- Able to consent and come for a study visit.
- Male or female between ages 18-60.
- Sun exposure >3 hours daily for at least 5 days weekly for the last 3 months.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Unable to consent or come to a visit
- Taking Vitamin D supplements, anticonvulsants, barbiturates, steroids, having granulomatous disease, or liver or kidney disease as these medications and conditions interfere with Vitamin D metabolism.
- Related to another participant by blood.
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below.
For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01208636
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01208636
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Creighton University | |
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Principal Investigator: | Laura Armas, MD | Creighton University |
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 29, 2017
Responsible Party: | Laura Armas, Creighton University |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01208636 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: |
Creighton9 |
Study First Received: | August 30, 2010 |
Last Updated: | September 23, 2010 |
Keywords provided by Creighton University:
Vitamin D deficiency Sun Genetics |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Vitamin D Deficiency Avitaminosis Deficiency Diseases Malnutrition Nutrition Disorders Vitamins |
Vitamin D Ergocalciferols Micronutrients Growth Substances Physiological Effects of Drugs Bone Density Conservation Agents |
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Prof Dennis Lindley has come up with a formula which could help save the institution of marriage and stem the soaring divorce rate.
He claims M=Y+(1/e[X-Y]) delivers the optimum age for people to tie the knot - 32 for men and 27 for women. After that, the chances of finding an ideal partner become increasingly slim - with some condemned to spend the rest of their lives searching for love, Prof Lindley said.
To find an optimum marriageable age, subtract the earliest age you start looking for a partner (the professor assumes 16) from the latest age you would expect to marry (he says 60 for men, 46 for women), multiply it by a logarithmic formula (which works out at 0.36), then add it again to your startingage.
Confused? Well, Prof Lindley isn't. Now 80 and married for 56 years, he said the formula will help men decide when to stop playing the field.
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Chief Angel has come to Earth! However, she became so used to the life on Earth that she skips school and keeps playing online games, thus into self-destruction. It's a school comedy that Gabriel turns into a lazy angel!
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Year: 2004
Series: OVA (1 ep.), 30 min.
Age limit: 13+
Studios: AIC
Long years after a war destroys most of the earth, Lasty Farson is one of the "angels" sent to points in history to set things right. Lasty is hopelessly clumsy and inept, but once she transforms
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Year: 2002
Series: 50 episodes, 25 min.
Age limit: 13+
Studios: TMS Entertainment
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Year: 1996
Series: OVA (2 ep.), 24 min.
Age limit: 17+ (violence & profanity)
Studios: Toei Animation
Adaptation: Angel Densetsu
Angel Densetsu is a story about Seiichirou Kitano, a kind and naive boy with the heart of an angel, but the sinister looks of a devil. This causes many misunderstandings, leading people to assume
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Series: 35 episodes, 25 min.
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Just back from Inwood, sister site of Forgewood, and it was awesome!!
(16 Posts)No restrictions at Inwood when we were there, we had the fire going all afternoon, but it was raining the entire time so no dry grass.
Ah right. Thanks Hillbilly! No mention of any such restriction when we were there or on web page, sounds like a local issue. I went to a festival on the erididge estate (where forgewood is) and on the second night the music had to be turned of at 11pm cos of the neighbours - must be a bit of an issue round there!
hz - at Forgewood they have a problem with a few of the neighbouring estates and from what I understand if there is no wind they ban fires for the evening. I'm not sure it's ever happened to us. Although they also have a fire ban until 7pm which is a shame. Having said that, it is not strictly enforced and I think they are of the mindset that so long as they have informed people, they are covered.
Not sure what you mean by restricted Pimf. I imagine they might restrict fires in the woods if conditions where very dry. Is that what you mean?
Are they restriced like Forgewood with fires?
BTW I love Forgewood!
We did the same as whoknows...fab site!
We live nearby, would never normally camp so close to home, but then we thought why not?
Yes, must admit I was dubious about location, prob wouldn't have chosen it if I hadn't had to be in that area on Saturday. Glad I did though. Added bonus everyone was going in the opposite direction on the A303. No bank holiday traffic jam for us!
We went last year, it rained the entire weekend and we had a great time (thank goodness we had just bought a porch extension to keep all the wet stuff under). Kind of weird to think that you are only about 2 miles from Basingstoke!
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I'll look forward to that hz....
yes, you do Hillbilly. And should you need any further perusasion I will be publishing a review on my blog later on today - with lots of lovely pics...
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Count me as a massive fan of Inwood. The local pub in Dummer (or something similar) which is a pleasant 20 mins walk across fields does a top rate ploughman and pint.
Oh wow! I had a weekend booked last "summer" but didn't go in the end due to the monsoon...good to hear it is as fantastic as I hoped it would be we are sorting out the camping stuff finally so we can do so e quick last minute weekend away - thanks for the heads up.
Seriously this campsite is massive, we spent a few hours just exploring it. Loads of woodland of various kinds, camping in amongst the woods, or in little woodland meadows or in a big field with views. Campfires, ropeswings - brilliant Just had to share!
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Famous Grouse was the preferred libation of the late and mostly unlamented Princess Margaret. A friend of mine who knew some members of her circle told me she would berate (in full voice) anyone she happened to spy drinking anything else with a "Christ, don't you have the balls for a real drink?"
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My favorite blended scotch is Teachers. It is impressively smooth, and beautifully marries the islay smokiness with a decent amount of highland sweetness.
It's not quite the same league as the top-notch SMS's like Highland Park or Edradour, though it's surprisingly close. And the price is a pleasant surprise compared to a similar-quality SMS. - 1:11 PM
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I should also mention that the best of the readily-available laphroaig's is the cask-strength version. Despite the higher alcohol level, it's much smoother than the standard version. My suspicion is that a lot of the water they use to cut the barrels is where a lot of the raw peatiness comes from. The cask strength version is much much more refined and elegant.
And only a few dollars more expensive (at least here in Houston). - 1:14 PM
There is nothing as good as The Macallan 30 years old. NOTHING!
If you have the money it is simply the best single malt readily available. - 2:54 PM
Scotch is to Bourbon as Pepsi is to Coke. Bourbon wins hands down. Which is not to say that the misguided souls that like Pepsi shouldn't enjoy their Scotch ;-)
In the interests of accuracy, given the sweet, almost cloying, taste of bourbon, ought'nt the analogy more properly be bourbon is to scotch what pepsi is to coke?
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I have to agree that Bourbon beats Scotch hands down in quality. The very best scotches are nearly as good as the very best bourbons, but the bourbons tend to range from good to outstanding, while scotches range from godawful to outstanding.
However, there is much more flavor variety in scotch than bourbon -- bourbon has no equivalent to islays or talisker.
As for bourbon's sweetness, clearly the anonymous coward has never tasted Glenrothes or Edradour. - 8:48 AM
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Scotch is for aristocrats. Gimme some Beam, or Crown or JD any day of the week.
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My turn to chime in. My father in law got me onto scotch, whereas I was a bourbon (Tennessee Whiskey to be exact) drinker. I was turned on to scotch recently, and find going back to bourbons very difficult.
In any case, Johnny Walker is very nice, but yes, I have devolved into the cheap realm of Old Smuggler, which is not half bad.
I would have to agree with the prior comment on Talisker, which is a marvelously smoky drink. - 4:08 PM
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odd. I find talisker to be more peppery than smoky, though there is some smoke there.
For true smokiness, try lagavulin or laphroaig, preferably the cask strength version, which doesn't have that wet bandaid characteristic for which the standard laphroiag is (in)famous. - 10:30 AM
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I recently had the great pleasure of sampling Johnny Walker Blue, which I could never afford. Maybe this defeats the purpose of drinking scotch, but there was absolutely no burn. Good stuff.
I've drunk scotch for so long I don,t recall when I started...certainly many decades ago. I'm 75. Old Smuggler is the best. At $10.99 today for 1.75/liter at Long's it's still the best. Mike


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