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We expect Scottish and Southern Energy's recovery from a difficult fiscal 2009 to be impeded by weaker markets and high capital expenditures. We are lowering our ratings on the U.K.-based utility to 'A-/A-2' from 'A/A-1', and are assigning a stable outlook. The downgrade reflects our opinion that SSE's credit metrics are unlikely to be in line with our expectations for the previous ratings over the coming years. On Aug. 21, 2009, Standard & Poor's Ratings Services lowered its long-term corporate credit rating on U.K.-based utility Scottish and Southern Energy PLC (SSE) to 'A-' from 'A'. At the same time, Standard & Poor's lowered its short-term corporate credit rating on SSE to 'A-2' from 'A-1'. The outlook is stable. The downgrade...
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Welcome to The Dundas Studio Tour!
Since 1997, the Dundas Studio Tour has been showcasing the finest craft Southwestern Ontario has to offer. Ours is an intimate studio tour, easily completed in one day by foot or by car. Unwrap the gift of originality as you explore our studios in historic Dundas, Ontario. The Dundas Studio Tour promises to show visitors "how sweet it is" for artisans to be part of a vibrant local arts community and to imagine,create and share handcrafted works of art. For our 15th anniversary we welcome you to the studios where we bring inspiration to life. Come experience the autumn colour and charm of Dundas, and celebrate artistic excellence.
Our tour is "Handmade in Canada." You will find one of a kind treasures for all budgets. Treat yourself or a friend....meet the maker....order a custom work of art...find the perfect gift......enjoy the beauty and energy of the studios and the colours of fall in our historic Valley town. While you are visiting, plan to enjoy a meal at one of the many restaurants Dundas has to offer. We have also included some of the recipes of the foods you experienced on the tour. Come on by! It's fabulous and admission is free. Save the date-The Dundas Studio Tour is always the weekend before Thanksgiving. While you are here, take a look at the 27 artists at our 6 studio locations. Mark the date on your calendar and print off a brochure. Sign up for our email or snail mail list for next year. We won't bother you with junk mail.....just a notice of the upcoming tour with a sneak peak at the latest fine Canadian craft available. For more frequent updates-follow us on Facebook The Dundas Studio Tour...the tour for people with the taste for something different!
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Another one of my favorites is the Philadelphia Story with Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant, this is a fabulous movie and if you haven't seen either one, go rent them today!
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Policy Number: D17.0
Policy Name: ACADEMIC CONDUCT AND APPEALS PROCEDURES
As members of an academic community, both students and faculty share responsibility for maintaining high standards of personal and professional integrity. If either party violates these standards, an Academic Conduct Committee may be required to pass judgment. The committee may be called upon to hear cases in which a student believes that a faculty member has improperly evaluated work or has infringed upon the student's academic freedom; it may also be called upon to hear cases where any member of the academic community believes that a particular student has cheated, plagiarized, or performed any other act of academic dishonesty. In all cases, it is the responsibility of the committee to render fair and appropriate judgments reaffirming standards of integrity expected in the academic community.
Each college or academic unit at RIT shall have an Academic Conduct Committee. An equal number of students and faculty shall serve on the committee. The number of members, term of service, and method of selection of the committee shall be determined by the members, faculty and students, of each college or academic unit. The committee shall establish its own rules and procedures consistent with the principles outlined in this document and subject to approval of the members, faculty and students, of the individual college or academic unit.
1. Charges of Student Academic Misconduct:
a. Inasmuch as these charges will involve a specific course, the course instructor is responsible for assembling evidence and making an initial determination of appropriate action to be taken, up to and including failing the student in the course.
b. The instructor shall then meet informally with the student to discuss the action the faculty member deems appropriate to be taken in the matter.
c. If the student believes the faculty member's action is unjust, the faculty member will arrange to meet jointly with the student and with the faculty member's immediate supervisor.
d. If the matter cannot be resolved among the student, faculty member and supervisor, then the case and all relevant evidence will be sent to the Academic Conduct Committee for judgment.
e. The faculty member or the faculty member's immediate supervisor may also refer the case to the Academic Conduct Committee if it is felt that the alleged misconduct warrants action more severe than failure in the course. In hearing the case, the Academic Conduct Committee can make recommendations to the dean of the college for further action including academic suspension or dismissal from the university; dismissal from the university can finally be implemented only with the concurrence of the Institute Appeals Board and the president of the university.
2. Charges of Faculty Academic Unfairness:
a. If a student believes a faculty member's treatment in a course has been unfair, it is the student's responsibility to meet with the faculty member to discuss the matter.
b. If the matter cannot be resolved, the student and the faculty member will meet with the faculty member's immediate supervisor in an attempt to settle the issue.
c. If the student remains unreconciled, the case may be submitted in writing, along with copies of all material relevant to the issue, to the Academic Conduct Committee for their judgment.
1. The Academic Conduct Committees will attempt to avoid a strict legal atmosphere at formal sessions, and professional lawyers will not be permitted to represent either student or faculty member before the committee. All parties involved must receive adequate written notice (minimum of two school days) of time, date and place for any hearings, a copy of the committee's procedures, and the specific allegations being made. Both student and faculty member have the right to present relevant evidence as well as to present, question, and cross-examine witnesses. Members of the committee may also question all parties and witnesses.
2. If the Academic Conduct Committee finds in favor of the faculty member, the student's case is dismissed, and/or the faculty member's action upheld, and/or additional appropriate actions are recommended to the dean. If the committee finds in favor of the student, appropriate recommendations will be made to the dean of the college and the faculty member. No one, however, except the faculty member in question has the right to change a previously assigned grade. However, in the event the charge was cheating, plagiarism and other academic dishonesty, the faculty member is bound to eliminate any impact of such charge on the student's grade. Although specific recommendations on the grade to be assigned are not binding upon the faculty member, faculty members have a moral obligation to respond in the highest professional manner to collegial recommendations. Such a response by faculty is essential if RIT is to preserve without abuse the principle of equal fairness for faculty and students, as well as the principle of professional responsibility of faculty as the sole evaluator of student performance.
The faculty member or the student may appeal the findings of the Academic Conduct Committee to the Academic Appeals Sub-Committee of the Institute Appeals Board (see Policy D18.0, section VI). The Academic Appeals Sub-Committee consists of five (5) members selected from the pools of members comprising the Institute Appeals Board. The Academic Appeals Sub-Committee's non-student members serve two (2) year terms. The student members serve one (1) year terms. The Academic Appeals Sub- Committee membership consists of two (2) faculty members, one (1) representative of the provost's office, and two (2) student representatives. Members may serve consecutive terms on the Academic Appeals Sub- Committee. The chair of the Academic Appeals Sub-Committee will be selected by the Academic Appeals Sub-Committee from among its membership.
The Academic Appeals Sub-Committee will hear appeals, made to it by the faculty member or by the student, of the findings made by a college's Academic Conduct Committee. The desire and basis for the appeal must be submitted within five (5) school days following the mailing of the Academic Conduct Committee's findings. An appeal shall be limited to a review of the record of the initial hearing, the tape of the initial hearing, supporting documentation, and/or the finding on the following grounds:
Appeals are normally conducted in private. At the request of either of the parties involved, and at the discretion of the chair of the Academic Appeals Sub-Committee, the appeal may be open to other members of the university community. Admission of any person to the appeal hearing will be at the discretion of the chair of the Academic Appeals Sub-Committee. A decision concerning the appeal will be mailed to the faculty member, student, and dean of the initiating college within fourteen (14) school days of the close of the hearing.
The Academic Appeals Sub-Committee may recommend that the original sanctions be reduced, dismissed, or upheld; send the case back to the initiating Academic Conduct Committee for either rehearing or a reconsideration of sanctions; or refer the case to the dean of the initiating college with specific recommendations for resolving process errors.
The finding of the Academic Appeals Sub-Committee may be appealed by the faculty member or the student to the provost. The desire and basis for the appeal must be submitted within five (5) school days following the mailing of the findings of the Academic Appeals Sub-Committee. In an appeal before the provost, the provost will make a decision based solely upon the written appeal and tape recordings associated with the hearings of the Academic Conduct Committee and the university's Academic Appeals Sub-Committee on the grounds set forth above. The decision of the provost will be mailed to the faculty member, student, and dean of the initiating college within fourteen (14) school days of the written appeal.
The provost may recommend that the original sanctions be reduced, dismissed, or upheld; send the case back to the initiating Academic Conduct Committee for rehearing or for a reconsideration of sanctions; or refer the case to the dean of the initiating college with specific recommendations for resolving process errors. The decision rendered by the provost is final.
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Effective Date: Approved 1975
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ATHENS--Greece's new government is set to replace the heads of several state-linked companies, ranging from state-owned electric utility, Public Power Corporation SA (PPC.AT) to betting company OPAP SA (OPAP.AT), protothema.gr website reports Wednesday.
According to the report, PPC Chairman Arthouros Zernos and Vice Chairman Konstantinos Theos were chosen by the previous prime minister and previous Socialist Pasok leader George Papandreou and they are expected to be replaced.
The chief executive officer of the gambling monopoly OPAP, Ioannis Spanoudakis, is also expected to be replaced by former Finance Minister Yannis Papathanasiou, the report said.
The leadership of the state's bank rescue fund, Hellenic Financial Stability Fund, may also change, as the completion of the recapitalization of Greek banks is imminent.
Traditionally, with every change of government in Greece, the incoming government appoints new leaders for state-linked companies.
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According to the statement by the agency, Koukiadis submitted his resignation to Greece's interim Finance Minister George Zannias last week. Koukiadis has served as chairman of the Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund, the privatization agency, since its inception on July 29, 2011.
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COLUMBIA COUNTY — Democrat Robin Andrews has received the endorsement of Sen. Kirsten E. Gillibrand in her bid to represent the 43rd Senate District in the State Senate. The newly configured district includes Columbia County and parts of Rensselaer, Saratoga and Washington Counties, including Gillibrand's hometown of Brunswick.
"Robin Andrews has the experience and skills necessary to lead the 43rd District to a brighter future," said Gillibrand. "Her long career as a budget and planning consultant and small business owner gives her unique insight into the issues facing her district and she knows what must be done to get New York back to work. As a resident of this district, I will be proud to call Robin my State Senator."
Andrews, who is currently the Town Supervisor of Claverack and sits on the Columbia County Board of Supervisors, has also earned the endorsements of the Columbia, Rensselaer, Saratoga, and Washington Democratic Committees, as well as Planned Parenthood Advocates, SEIU Local 200, NARAL Pro-Choice NY, the Human Rights Campaign, and the Empire State Pride Agenda.
"I want to thank Sen. Gillibrand for all of her support," said Andrews. "Over the past several months, I have been to every part of the district meeting people and their message is clear — they want strong leadership with the experience necessary to help families and businesses succeed. Sen. Gillibrand works hard for all of her constituents in Washington and that is what I intend to do in Albany."
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On Sunday, the Department for Education scrapped guidelines for headteachers on how much homework they must set. Headteachers are now free to determine their own homework policies. Here are three ideas for putting that freedom to good use.
1. Scrap Homework Altogether
At Gaithersburg Elementary School*, it the US, principal Stephanie Brant has replaced all homework with '30 minutes of daily reading at home', either alone or with parents. As an article about Gaithersburg from the Harvard Graduate School of Education puts it, 'Twenty-first-century learners, especially those in elementary school, need to think critically and understand their own learning — not spend night after night doing rote homework drills.'
The Harvard article provides a brief history of homework in the US, pointing out that students' homework load multiplied during the cold war, based on anxiety that the Soviet Union had better scientists and engineers than America.
This is controversial stuff. When David Price wrote a blog post proposing an 'end to homework', he got more comments than he'd ever had before. He followed it up with this post. Both are worth reading - they draw particularly on Alfie Kohn's research about homework, which is pretty convincing stuff.
2. Do more extended projects
I'll illustrate this with an anecdote:
When a teacher came to visit San Diego's High Tech High, she asked a student about her homework.
'Oh, we don't get homework,' the student replied?
'Well,' the teacher asked, 'what do you do at home, then?'
'I work on my projects,' the student told her.
High Tech High is the Learning Futures programme's international partner, as well as one of our 10 Schools for the 21st Century. They are driven by project-based learning, which means that students are focused on the 'big picture' of creating a meaningful piece of work which will take lots of time and many draft - so they are in charge of what needs to get done at home.
For more about project-based learning, download the Guide to Project-based learning that we produced in partnership with High Tech High.
3. Flip the classroom
What if students could watch their lectures at home, and apply what they've learned in school? This is the heart of the concept of the 'flipped classroom'. You can see a nice introductory video here:
In addition to making your own videos, you can draw on videos from a host of different websites. There's a great list on the 21st Century Educational Technology and Learning blog here.
We're so excited about the flipped classroom model that we're 'flipping' two conferences that we're hosting in June, in London and Manchester! You can read more about them here
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Louis Bothman Fellowship in Ocular Pathology. —Establishment of the Louis Bothman Fellowship in Ocular Pathology at the University of Illinois College of Medicine has been announced by Dean Stanley W. Olson.The university has received a grant in the amount of $5,000 from the Louis Bothman Memorial Fund, Inc., of Phi Delta Epsilon fraternity in support of the fellowship in ophthalmology.The late Dr. Bothman held the rank of clinical professor of ophthalmology at the University of Illinois. He was instrumental in developing a laboratory in ocular pathology at the University's Research and Educational Hospitals.
Annual Postgraduate Course in Ophthalmology, State University of New York at Syracuse, Medical Center. —The Department of Ophthalmology of the State University of New York at Syracuse Medical Center will present its third annual postgraduate course in ophthalmology at the Hotel Syracuse, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 5 and 6.The following guest lecturers
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look: 3.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 4.25
Presentation: 12 oz. stubby bottle I have kept in the cellar for a couple years. Decided to open this up recently so I chilled this down. Poured into my Kate the Great tulip glass.
Appearance: Pours almost zero head. Surprisingly lack of carbonation. Dark brown in color but some light does get through.
Aroma: Nice earthy pine tones from the hops. Definitely a pretty strong hop presence given the age. Chocolate and caramel backing with almost no oxidation.
Taste: Pine, light citrus and a strong earthiness really take hold and dominate. The malt comes through nicely and lends a slight cocoa bitterness. Lots of chocolate and brown sugar. Hides the ABV really well.
Mouthfeel: The carbonation is definitely noticably absent. Not flat persay but close. Medium bodied.
Overall, a really nice tasty black barleywine with some nice hop character. Nicely balanced. The lack of carbonation (not sure if it just this bottle?) does not hurt this too much at all.
Serving type: bottle
05-21-2013 23:47:32 |
More by Gosox8787
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
A local micropub sat on their keg of this until today when they unleashed it.
Appearance: Very dark, almost pitch black. No head to speak of, beside a very thin lacing on the edges of the glass. Above average lacing on the edges of the glass with each drink.
Smell: Very subdued overall. A lot of strong booze/bourbon, vanilla, hops, and barley. The barley comes off very potent.
Taste: The front is a silky vanilla bourbon booze ride. The body evens out and shows off the strong accents of barley. Finish is medium dry alcohol bite. There is some decent complexity here but overall nothing outstanding.
Mouthfeel: Cleans off the palette, almost dangerously drinkable. Good thing my girlfriend was with me to drive, this one went down awfully quick.
Overall: I was so excited to hear about the Founder's take over which included this great brew. Definitely had the feel of a well aged barleywine. I will definitely be going back for some more.
Serving type: on-tap
04-16-2013 02:54:43 |
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New Jersey
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
happy to find this little gem hiding in my cellar... if I remember correctly I picked this up in the outer banks... ah, good times.
a small head pops up but quickly quiets down to an o-ring, legs are apparent given the booze in this puppy, dark brown hue with some ruby highlights, a few columns of marching bubbles encircle the bottom of the glass, everything is in line for the style
hops in the distance, mellowed booze, wafts of subtle chocolate, sweetish prunes, that tangy barleywine thing is going on, hard to quantify it, I remember the first time I sniffed a Bigfoot (the beer, not a sasquatch ya putz), it reminds me of that minus the hop grenade shoved up my face snatch
taste etc...
smooth with subtle carbonation, not quite silky, the carbonation bites a touch too which is nice, the flavor is pretty subdued 3 years out but there is still a twinge of hop punch in there, mostly in the after glow, the alcohol is not hidden but is not harsh, you know it is there. there is a slight ashen flavor in there which makes me think this is not aging all that well, you get the sweet prune flavors, the hops, and a nice full mouthfeel.
3 years out this is pretty mellow but still packs a punch, a quality beer that still holds up.
Serving type: bottle
04-14-2013 04:35:47 |
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New Jersey
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
a brown almost black pour with a finger of beige head which dissipated slowly. nice lacing. smells of tons of barley, slightly boozy, sweet raisins, vanilla, brown sugar. flavor has such a subtleness up front but then it kicks you right in the chest.. lots of boozy warmth, sugary plum/raisin sweetness, vanilla, oak, burnt caramel.. this is such a complex grain bill it's hard to even understand it by the time the pour disappears. it's like a less sweet quad. yeah, that seems about right.
full body, low carbonation, rich and sweet. a ridiculously sweet and tasty barley wine. nutty like the english style, but harsh enough to show its true american style. like a nutty, quad, without as much sweetness as that style would usually get.
Serving type: bottle
04-06-2013 03:04:01 |
More by facundoCNB
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
A: Pours a slightly translucent reddish black. Little head or lacing but fairly well carbonated.
S: Malt, caramel, alcohol, vanila, fig, cherry, some earthy tones.
T: The taste has smoothed out since I had it fresh two years ago. The hops are mostly gone and now the deep malty caramel tastes stand out. Not sweet, this has aged quite nicely, I do not see it improving any more with age so enjoy one now. There is a nice bitter roast finish to this beer. Deeper, subtle earthy tones linger on the tongue.
M: Still nicely carbonated, medium bodied.
O: This is a great beer with big bold flavor. I would not call this a classic style American Barlywine, more of a hybrid beer. Whatever its designation, I could drink this everyday. If only I could, I wish I had stocked up when I had the chance. A great, bold, complex and balanced beer.
Serving type: bottle
03-28-2013 02:35:07 |
More by imscotty
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
I got one bottle and decided to sit on it as some of the early reviews noted a bit of sharpness, so now is the time, I guess.
Poured into SN tulip - wanted to capture some of the aroma.
Still a good loud pop upon opening. Smallish dense tan head. Darker color for body than many of same style, with a dark red highlight.
Stronger malt aroma with faded hops. Malt is not very sweet with a slightly toasted bread.
Flavors are much more intense than aroma and absolutely fills the mouth with flavor, finishing with the lingering hops and soft bitterness cutting the heavy malt and some of the sweetness, nah more richness of the malts. Flavors are mixed with a general tendency towards rich malt and strong bitterness. The blending of these are quite nice. This must have been a hoppy beast when young, because the hops are still quite prominent now. Tasty sweetness up front. For a 12% drink the alcohol is blended rather well. No heat or booziness, although the sense of a substantial drink comes closer to the bottom of the glass.
Body is still heavy and full. Just enough carbonation. Definite experience of coating the teeth with malty/hoppy delight.
This is quite exceptional for style. Not as complex as some, but all are interesting. This 3 year old ale shows no signs of oxidation at this point. I think my wait was worth it. This is drinking fine right now.
Serving type: bottle
03-02-2013 03:11:02 |
More by garymuchow
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
Bottle into a stemmed new Belgium glass. Been hanging onto this for a couple years, figure now that I'm snowed in is as good a time as any to enjoy it. 2010 vintage, enjoyed 2.10.13.
A- Pours a dark cola brown with red. Fizzy as it pours, but not much head to speak of. A little ring.
S- Mostly dark fruit. A little vanilla.
T/M- I remember this being hop-forward when fresh, but hardly any hops left, unsurprisingly. It's aged very nicely, though. Dried fruit, raisins and cherries. Brown sugar. Vanilla. A little bit of booze on the finish, as it warms. All in perfect balance. Despite the fizzy look as it poured, almost no carbonation, with a medium mouthfeel. It definitely has a port-like quality.
O- Wonderful. I remember liking it fresh, but I love it three years in. A perfect sipping beer. One of those "better than the sum of its parts" situations. I wish I had more! (ISO...)
Serving type: bottle
02-10-2013 23:38:28 |
More by CharlatanSin
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Leftovers from the Founders Tap-Takeover at D's 6-Pack.
Damn. Another accidental pint pour! And, topped-off, too.
Pours purple-y, brown-black. Some sudsiness on top. Looks hefty.
Smells of rich toffee, dark caramel, grape, and an earthiness from what was heaps of pine/herbal hops.
Following the nose with more toffee and grape notes. Still has a pine-like hoppiness that is much more subdued compared to how I remember it fresh. Dark roasty malts have started to caramelize and sweeten a bit. Flavors are more delicate. A rounder profile.
Drinks almost with a full body. Carbonation is light-medium. Alcohol is pretty well-masked.
Glad to be able to re-experience this barleywine after over two years. Thought I might never get to revisit it.
Serving type: on-tap
01-29-2013 20:25:43 |
More by thecheapies
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a tulip glass.
A: Opaque, dark brown color showing some light penetration at the edges. No lacing remains on the glass.
S: Malt is rich, treacly, with underlying tones of butterscotch and booze.
T: Begins very off-dry, with heavy crystal malt and volatile alcohol that far outdistances any hops flavors. Roasted qualities emerge during the middle, where flavors are sufficiently spirituous as to suggest at barrel-aging. Flavors slowly dry out by the finish, where charcoal-affected bitterness is strong.
M: Thick viscosity, slightly acidic and warming on the palate, with low carbonation.
D/O: Whether this is truly a barleywine or rather an imperial porter, this is a very big beer in terms of abv and flavor intensity. Bitterness is surprisingly present, over two years after production, although other hop-derived components sensory experience have fled. What remains is the richness, lending an inherent decadence that demands slow savoring or pairing with something equally potent.
Serving type: bottle
12-25-2012 02:27:37 |
More by beagle75
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Poured into a Bruery tulip. Very dark caramel brown color. Head is a small half finger of light cocoa color and on the thin side of creamy in appearance. Lace is minimal but I'm not surprised with this being so high in abv.
Smell is rich, sweet, light caramel and some brown sugar or maple. Hard candy and alcohol. Quite nice.
Taste is not as sweet as the nose but does taste like those red almost clear hard candies. Some toffee and light caramel. Not as good as the nose.
Mouth is on the bright side with medium carbonation. Body is kind of thin with a long wet finish that leaves a bit of alcohol burn in the throat.
Overall I didn't think this was half bad but I think I waited too long to crack it. I received this as an extra in early 2011. Should have cracked it then. It tasted a lot like the Third Coast batch 8211 I cracked about a month ago, way over it's prime. This is my fault not the beer. I will grade accordingly.
Serving type: bottle
12-03-2012 05:11:23 |
More by azdback
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
A. Pours a deep, dark tobacco brown/black. Good finger and a half of tan colored head that falls rapidly to a lazy quarter finger ring. Lacing is solid.
S. Classic American Barleywine...lightly piney hops, fig, cherry, slightly burnt baking chocolate, caramel, and stone fruits. Very nice.
T. Brown sugar, caramel, bitter, citric, and piney hops, drying booze presence, ashy flavor from oak char, dark chocolate, raisin. There is a pronounced burnt toast characteristic to this, presumably from the barrel. The finish, as a result, is very drying, with the hops adding a heavy dose of bitterness. A lot of nice characteristics, but they don't tie together as well as they should, with the brew lacking balance.
M. Full bodied and moderately carbonated. The front and the mid are pleasantly sweet but the finish is awash with a bitter hop blast and charred barrel character. Unfortunately, these characteristics clash, with the drying finish dominating the overall experience.
O. A solid American Barleywine. With a more balanced flavor profile, this would be a top notch example for me.
Serving type: bottle
10-02-2012 21:58:49 |
More by siege06nd
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
A - darker than I expected, a standard pours erupts a half finger of head that fades in a minute or so
S - alcohol and bourbon hit first, then some truly wonderful oaken and vanilla aromas, which have me grabbing the bottle to see a mention of barrel aging, but there is none. I would bet there is, or maybe the bourbon is just that strong.
T - The bourbon and alcohol more than make themselves known, big and strong, super great even, a big beer without the ego, a barleywine through and through
M&D&O - its a big beer, that much is very clear, you may not expect it at first, but it can sneak up on you, because its bigger than you imagine. and two years on this Barleywine was plenty, tastes great
Serving type: bottle
09-26-2012 20:09:06 |
More by sinstaineddemon
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Presentation: 12oz brown pop top, nice label. This is the 2010 (i.e. the final) vintage. I THINK a 4-pk of this went for about $20, but they were sold out before I could get to the store. Thanks, Sanford, for hooking me up with one of these! Into a Chimay chalice.
Appearance: Almost black in the glass (this was characterized, I think, as a 'dark barleywine' when it came out?) but shows nice clarity and a beautiful antique walnut finish when held up to the light. Beige cap with pretty good retention.
Smell: Lots of dark, toasty caramel, herbal, slightly piney hops, and well-incorporated alcohol/dark fruit (maybe macerated figs?).
Taste: Whereas the booze is a pleasant hint in the aromas, all 12% comes roaring through here. When coupled with 100ish IBUs, this still is pretty ballsy even after two years. Bitterness doesn't feel that high w/age, but it's still quite strong, with strong herbal flavors. What does surprise me a bit is the lack of the rich, sticky dark caramel flavors so apparent on the nose. Just a hint of pleasing roast, but nowhere near 'stout' levels. Just a ghost of dark caramel on the finish, but again, not as rich/caramelly as suggested by the nose. As this hits room temperature, a bit of figgy/port sweetness, along with some burnt sugars. If I'd waited for this to hit room temperature, I might have enjoyed it more along the way.
Mouthfeel: Boozy, fairly rich.
Conclusion: Nothing offensive here, but if I was to see these sitting on a shelf in some oft-overlooked bottle shop (even under good conditions) I'm not sure I'd pick up another one. I love Founders, but this isn't one of their better brews, IMO. I think this might have been great at closer to 80 IBUs and 10% abv? As it is, it's fairly tasty (and much better at room temperature), but it'd be hard to cough up $5 for another 12oz bottle.
Serving type: bottle
08-17-2012 02:36:09 |
More by BedetheVenerable
North Carolina
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 4 | overall: 2.5
Dark, it looks more like a stout than a barleywine. Granted this one's been sittin' for a couple years now, but there's little head to speak of. The nose is a leathery, licorice molasses. It smells like it would ooze instead of pour.
It tastes like a stout--the black licorice IS there--and it's a little figgy if ya ask me. The burn is there like a barleywine brings, but it's still more of a stout than anything else. 100 IBUs? Guess those went by the wayside these last 700-ish days. Must've saved this one in large part because I simply don't like it. Maybe it's past its prime, but this one's forgettable for me.
Serving type: bottle
07-22-2012 20:13:32 |
More by marvin213
New Jersey
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
This beer pours a deep, clear brown, actually pretty much black as far as I can see. Head.. minimal. Lacing, decent.
Aroma is very rich and complex. Very sweet but simplistically mellow at the same time (never syrupy/cloying). This beer has a balance of dark fruits, malts, sugars and earthy, minimal resinous, yet non-abrasive hops. Also has a surprising underlying large amount of roastiness.
The tastes begin with a dark fruity malty sweetness before becoming drier and more roasty as it moves back across the palate. Flavors initially leaned toward the roasty malt, almost bitter chocolate like stout, but as the beer warms a pleasant ripe fruitiness takes over. For a claimed over 100 IBU's there isn't much bitterness, (maybe the age) particularly nothing like some other over the top American Barleywines which can't even be put in the same category as this gem.
Mouthfeel is great; an insanely thick, smooth and chewy body with slowly emerging fine bubbles of carbonation. Finish is substantially long lasting, and seemingly different each sip, bouncing back and forth between resiny hops, candied fruit sweet and roasty malt.
Overall, I'm very impressed with the drinkability of this beer, especially after the year or so of age. This is insanely smooth and balanced, with a robust and complex style-crossing body and flavor.
Serving type: bottle
07-17-2012 11:32:40 |
More by claspada
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Bottle was given to me by a very generous person. Glad I get to try this. Poured into a snifter with an aggressive pour.
A- Pours a deep, dark, brownish hue with lighter brown and ruby highlights around the edges. It has a tan head that didn't amount to much and didn't hang around very long. The head retreated quickly to a ring around the edge of the glass.
S- Huge aroma. Smells very boozy. Rich maltiness, with dark fruits, vanilla, and caramel, sweetness.
T- Rich dark chocolate hits first. Sweet, rich, malty goodness follows. I think the 100 IBU's in this beer have faded. I'm not getting much of a hop bite. Warming feeling from the 12% ABV. Very complex and interesting. Hints of smokiness, and rich nuttiness.
M- Full bodied thickness. Not too much carbonation here. Seems like the perfect amount for the ABV.
O- Wow. Glad I got to try this one. I have no idea how it tasted fresh, but this one is good with 2 years on it. A wonderful sipping beer.
Serving type: bottle
07-16-2012 06:40:50 |
More by rfbenavi80
New Hampshire
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Received in trade from JoeyBeerBelly, thanks for the opportunity!
Pours a solid dark brown with beautiful ruby highlights when held to light. A smallish beige head quickly dissipates to a smattering of bubbles on top. Smells rich and malty with lots of dark and burnt sugars and a pleasant dark fruit element. Hints of roast and earthy spicy hops provide lots of balance. The flavor is a bit sharp with roast and dried dark fruit up front. Some sweet maltiness breaks through before a healthy bit of warming settles on the palette. The finish is a bit drier than I was expecting with a long lingering roasty almost ashy finish. Medium body with a light to moderate level of carbonation and a sweet almost syrupy mouthfeel. I really enjoyed this one, me so than the 2009 nemesis which was a bit too sweet for me. Dark a bit roasty and a big beer, if you stuck it into a bourbon barrel you'd have beer geeks worldwide fighting for a taste of it.
Serving type: bottle
07-04-2012 22:18:52 |
More by johnnnniee
look: 4 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
A: Reddish brown. Very dark with little head.
S: barley really comes through. Surprisingly the alcohol doesn't really take too much away from the other notes. Sweet. Oaky. Complex and well balanced.
T: Oaky sweet, smalt comes through which is surprising it wasn't dominated by the high ABV. Complex and very well balanced.
Mouthfeel is perfect. Sits with good body and no overpowering flavors.
Overall a great beer. It reminded me a lot of JW Lees harvest ale but this one was a little more balanced. And it was cheaper. :)
Great showing again from Founders.
Serving type: bottle
06-23-2012 13:52:32 |
More by Jamesthebrit
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Dark mahogany pour with a one finger tan head with decent retention and nice lacing. Molasses and dark fruit dominate the nose along with hints of toffee, caramel, cocoa, oak, and just a touch of vanilla. Sadly, most of the hoppiness is gone from the aroma. Really complex taste with hints of figs, raisins, brown sugar, molasses, caramel, toffee, oak, and a bit of vanilla, booze, and cocoa. The mouthfeel is thick, chewy, and slightly syrupy but smooth as silk with a nice subtle hop bitterness on the finish. I thought perhaps I'd waited too long to open this, and the hops may have faded just a bit, but everything I don't like about barley wines was absent. This was an amazing beer! Definitely improved with age. Just reinforced why Founders is one of my all-time favorite breweries.
Serving type: bottle
06-12-2012 16:44:59 |
More by beerdrifter
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Pours brown with some red hue and almost zero head and a touch of lacing.
Smells big and malty. Loads of caramel malt and some of the once more prominent pine and citrus hop smell has faded.
A little caramel with some back end bitterness. A little bit of earthiness with some fig.
A little thin bodied with medium carbonation.
Not aging too well. The hop flavors have faded into just bitterness and the malt doesn't stand out enough on its own although it did get better as warmed and I still prefer this vintage to the '09.
Serving type: bottle
06-11-2012 22:13:48 |
More by jmarsh123
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Reviewing the 2010 Nemesis from Founders Brewing Company out of Michigan.
Score: 89
This beer was released in the middle of July 2010 if memory served, but the bottom half of the bottle stamp is missing. It looks like the date is from June, August or September. My best guess is June 2010. Served in a Kate the Great snifter and enjoyed on 06/03/12 with Robbie Moy.
Appearance: Pours a jet black color with a ruby highlight in the upper center body of the beer. One finger of creamy tan head at pour quickly settles to a ring around the glass. Amazing lacing and retention. 5/5
Smell: Creamy caramel, vanilla, malt and a little chocolate. A touch of earthy citrus, though most of the hops have faded. A bit of woody bourbon, toffee and fig. 4.25/5
Taste: Woody caramel malt and a bit of bitter stale hops. A touch of bakers chocolate, and a little bit of blackberry. A touch of mustiness. Nutty caramel aftertaste. 3.75/5
Mouthfeel: Full bodied, minimal carbonation. Syrupy mouthfeel. Modestly sweet and malty finish. 4/5
Overall: I personally think this beer peaked about six months ago when I had it in January 2012. Crack yours sooner than later, as this one is probably on the decline.
Recommendation: Probably not worth seeking out because this beer is on the decline, but still a tasty beer to try.
Pairings: Tootsie Rolls.
Cost: $17.99 for a six pack.
Serving type: bottle
06-04-2012 05:07:27 |
More by jegross2
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
12oz bottle served in an oversized wineglass.
pours a murky, deep mahogany with a thin, tan head that doesn't stick around long - not unexpected given the style and ABV. some lacing, though largely unremarkable on that front.
nose isn't quite as robust as i was expecting, but it is an eclectic bouquet: roasted malt with notes of chocolate; citrus hops; and slight hints of earthiness.
taste follows and exceeds the nose. flavor profile is bold and brash, particularly the roasted malts and citrus hops; their synergy is quite the experience. 12% ABV astonishingly well-hidden, though i suppose with everything going on in this beer, maybe it's not as surprising as i think. a bitter, hoppy finish.
mouthfeel is medium to heavy with some chew to it; middling carbonation. for such a big beer, it's drinkability is relatively high. i would have no problem having another. in fact, i just might.
in the final analysis, i'm a bit torn. this beer gets a lot of press, and while it is really good, i can't help but wonder how much of it is driven by its relative scarcity. definitely an upper eschelon barleywine, but does it justify the hype? maybe.
original review on: 09-22-2010
Serving type: bottle
05-12-2012 07:10:35 |
More by BostonHops
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
From 12oz bottle to Bruges hybrid glass on 5/2/12
*From notes
A: Dark molasses brown. A generous pour yields a healthy and dense 1.75 finger head. It lingers for some time. Solid lacing and a thick collar follow.
S: Heavy, brooding bourbon, booze and wood. Somewhat sweet. Dark cane sugar and plums round out the nose.
T: Big, bold and charry. Plenty of bourbon and spirit notes up front. It singes the palate before rolling on the mid, where a thick layer of medium to heavy toast coat my tongue. The finish is decidedly nutty, with some dark cocoa and tannin. The warmer this gets, the more pronounced the wood becomes.
M: Thick, rich and well textured. The carbonation is spot on. Complex and inviting.
O: Founders Nemesis '10 could easily take a few more years in the ol' cellar. This is going quite strong and is in a really great place. I'd say it's at least a good eight to ten months off from peak, if not a bit more. Of the two Nemesis' that Founders produced, I do (slightly) prefer the 2009, though this is certainly no slouch. Thumbs up for another winner from Founders.
Serving type: bottle
05-05-2012 22:04:09 |
More by Rhettroactive
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
12oz into a tulip. Pours a deep cola brown w/ a 1-finger head that settles pretty quickly to a thin film.
Aroma is fruity & malty w/ plenty of hops to back it up, surprisingly so for a 2010 beer. Some nuttiness. Nice enticing aroma.
Taste is rich and malty, balanced by the hops. A hint of vanilla. Warming sweet booze.
Mouthfeel is smooth and creamy, perfect carb.
Overall a really good, straightforward barley wine.
Serving type: bottle
05-03-2012 05:20:45 |
More by draheim
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
12oz bottle > New Belgium globe.
2010 Nemesis pours a rich dark brown/black with a slim mocha colored head.
Aromas of dark fruits and roasted malts. Some caramel in there as well, nice and complex.
Taste has rounded out nicely with some age. Follows the smell, with dark fruits like figs. Dark chocolate presents itself as well as some lingering bitterness. A bit of molassas rounds things out quite nicely. Little burn in the aftertaste from the alcohol content. This brew has a heavier body with adequate carbonation.
Really enjoyable brew that has a complex side to it that it really interesting. Wouldn't mind still having a bottle of this in the cellar.
Serving type: bottle
04-05-2012 00:54:54 |
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Is Now the Time to Talk Gun Control?
Does the massacre at Newtown, CT, signal the need for a political debate on gun regulations?
Before officials had even held their first press conference Friday, Facebook was abuzz with status updates about the Newtown, CT, massacre. The statuses were split between those sending their condolences and those asking if the country would finally deal with the issue of gun control.
Some fought back, asking for respect and mourning before political debate began. Others remained fierce in their belief that stricter gun control regulations would have prevented such a mass killing, saying the victims were shot multiple times and with semi-automatic weapons, according to Fox News.
The guns were not illegal and were, in fact, owned by the shooter's mother. Among them were a semi-automatic .223 caliber bushmaster rifle and two handguns. Those who knew Nancy Lanza said guns were a hobby of hers.
Should the massacre in Newtown, CT, be the tipping point for political debate on gun control? Is there a need for stricter regulations? Tell us why in the comments.
charles jacob
1:14 pm on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Absolutely its long overdue! If you read the second amendment it states " the right to bear arms lawfully" I repeat LAWFULLY. which means to me that if the people if this country deem certain guns to be illegal for the general public such as ar-15s, and other high capacity high ammunition weapons. You're right to own that specific weapon is withheld by the constitution. I mean you can't own a grenade launcher which is also a gun in terms. Besides most Americans, I know I do, feel safer with less guns on the street. Not more. I rely on the police and FBI not vigilantly justice.. its the 21 century
Not the 1800s and England I not a threat anymore!!!!
charles jacob
2:01 pm on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Therefore it is not unconstitutional to ban assault rifles just as it is not unconstitutional to ban chemical weapons from the general public or a turret gun or a bazooka...in America you will always have a right to bear arms. The question is which arms? Now if they banned all arms that would be unconstitutional and Obama especially where he taught constitutional law is quite aware of that. And had never even hinted at that once. Contrary to what
popular Republican rhetoric says "Overall states with tighter gun controls have less gun violence " .. now you will hear that that is not true when they cherry pick a few states to compare but fact is OVERALL amongst all states together gun violence is lower in tighter gun control states, FACT!!!
2:32 pm on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Take it easy Charles. Better check your blood pressure. How about stop blaming the guns and provide more help for the mentally ill. That's who kill people!
Alice H
4:30 pm on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Why make this an either-or? How about stricter gun control (ban assault rifles and automatic weapons) AND better mental health care?
charles jacob
2:48 pm on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Our love of guns in this country is out of control is all I'm saying. And I'm so sick of hearing that Obama's gonna take your guns rhetoric, and yeah 20 dead children gets me a bit angry! They're not all mentally ill btw some of the past massacres were done by people authorities say had no serious mental illness . What really scares me is those militias in the Midwest. Google Michigan militia or hutaree militia. They want to forcefully overthrow our government cause its "unconstitutional" and put in place they're right wing radical Christian ideologies and if you disagree with them you'll be shot type of government. I'm all set with that. Guns are in the hands largely of the wrong people. I believe. I am for handguns and single shot rifles. Anything more is ridiculous!
charles jacob
2:49 pm on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
And the mentally ill argument ... so every gangbanger in the hood who shoots someone is mentally ill, every robbery where innocent poeople are killed is done by the mentally ill? I think not.
5:09 pm on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
AR-15's ARE single-shot rifles. Problem is, once you ban one thing, someone will find another. Say we banned extended clips (which are in MA), what's to say that someone can't bring 10 clips and two guns into a place and just keep reloading. If you banned guns outright, then people will use knives, if you ban knives they would use hammers (proof: http://www.wnd.com/2012/12/man-slashes-22-children-near-china-school/?cat_orig=world). Unfortunately the best thing is to strike a balance. Better mental healthcare and metal screening for new gun license applicants are a start.
Alice H
8:33 am on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
If only the first victim, Adam Lanza's mother, had been a gun owner, she could have stopped this before it started...(Michael Moore)
charles jacob
9:59 am on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Lol Michael Moore is such an idiot! Yeah the ar-15has no use in the general public I agree totally. And it is not just about mass killings its about radical groups arming themselves to the teeth and threatening to overthrow our beautiful nation because they don't agree with the politics. I understand our constitution allows this right to bear arms but it does not specify semiautomatic weapons. I mean why don't we just let people mount a turret gun on they're pickup truck. There are laws of the land and luckily for us we get to choose them. The government wont take your high capacity guns away, the people will!!!
Cairo kid
11:47 am on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Contrary to what the NRA has been shoving down ur throats for
years.....Guns kill People, guns kill kids, guns kill 6 & 7 year old kids
Guns splatter 6 & 7 year old kids' brains over classroom walls and floors!
5:02 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Teachers should be armed. They should go through the proper training & be allowed to carry firearms in school. At least it will give these children a fighting chance when some psychopath decides to kill innocents.
charles jacob
9:00 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
I think they should have a cop in every school I don't think they should have guns in school so to speak but an armed trained security guard or a school cop is a good idea to me


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