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Older Viscosity - Port Brewing
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4.49/5 rDev +3.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Had on tap at lost abbey on 4/3/14
A-Poured a thick oily black color with a small foamy tan head. Some lacing.
S-Aroma of bourbon, oak, vanilla, and toasted malts.
T-The taste is amazing! Chocolate, vanilla, bourbon, hints of dark fruit, and oak.
M-Full body and medium carbonation. Rich, creamy mouthfeel.
O-Overall, this is an exceptional beer. It has it all, a complex palate and a full bodyied creamy mouthfeel.
Serving type: on-tap
04-11-2014 21:27:03 | More by reebtaerG
4.28/5 rDev -1.6%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
2013 vintage
Beautiful looking beer. Does not look very viscous, however, but has a substantial creamy burnt mocha/espresso head that lingers through the duration. Pitch black in the glass - ruby, dark brown hues at the edge of the glass.
Very oaky - wet bourbon-soaked oak, vanilla - burn caramel, slight barrel sweetness of graham cracker and toffee. Some chocolate and very faint dark fruit. Has some barleywine characteristics as well. There is some roast and char that comes through as well. Very interesting.
Very good.
Serving type: bottle
04-06-2014 18:21:53 | More by timc100
West Virginia
4.48/5 rDev +3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5
On tap @ Monks Cafe, Philly
A- pours pitch black with a big creamy dark-tan head that settles eventually, leaving thick patches of lace covering the entire glass
S- dark bitter chocolate aroma with lots of dark fruits; fig, prune and raisin. Sweet licorice, barrel juice and oaky vanilla, and sweet molasses to close it out
T- dark chocolate up front mixes with an immediate bourbon presence that gives off flavors of straight bourbon and a big oaky vanilla flavor, strong dark fruit dominates the finish with big fig and prune flavors, sweet caramel and molasses linger, with warming bourbon on the finish
M- thick and viscous body with low carbonation leads to a super creamy mouthfeel and a velvety smooth finish, alcohol warmth lingers
O- loved the dark fruit and bold bourbon flavors, thick and creamy body made this super drinkable, despite the abv
Serving type: on-tap
03-30-2014 20:14:46 | More by Treyliff
3.98/5 rDev -8.5%
look: 3 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4
Short lasting small head. Settles to ring bubbles. Near black color where no light shines through. No lace.
Dark malt aroma with a dark cherry touch. Think Kriek blended with a stout.
Rich, dark chocolate with a cream finish. The body is thick, like a rich dark cocoa. Low carbonation enhances this feel. It's like a dark chocolate with a bourbon chaser. Very thick body with a low carbonation. More sweet than most Imperial Stouts. Strong alcohol feel. Slightly burnt aftertaste.
Serving type: on-tap
03-22-2014 20:06:03 | More by smcolw
4.16/5 rDev -4.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured a thick oily black color with a small foamy tan head. Big boozy bourbon aroma, some oak, caramel, and dark fruit as well. Taste is much the same. Lots of bourbon and oak, and notes of toffee, roasted malt, and sweet dark fruits. Overall it is good but not quite what I was hoping for.
Serving type: bottle
03-16-2014 12:56:31 | More by jbaker67
4.16/5 rDev -4.4%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.25
Dark as sin. Not much head on this'un. Eh, she's 12%.
A more buttery bourbon note with some chocolate, vanilla, oak, mild whiskey, and light dose of coconut. Great nose.
Badass. Unashamed to show off the bourbon. Big oaky notes, spicy booze, perhaps some roasty rye to abut the spice, alcohol heat, burnt sugars, and some finishing vanilla. The body is remarkable. Creamy thick, like a beer slurry. Very smooth, with a tickle of spice, bitterness, and carbonation. Heat is next-level, of course. Recommended.
Serving type: bottle
03-15-2014 21:52:58 | More by thecheapies
New Jersey
4.05/5 rDev -6.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
2013 vintage, poured from bottle
A: inky black, thin creamy coffee colored head
S: strong bourbon, vanilla, toffee, molasses, hints of roasted malt
T: boozy but not to hot, obvious bourbon upfront, vanilla, chcolate , toffee, coffee bitterness on the end
M: medium to slightly thick, not quite chewy but feels pretty good
Overall a pretty good BA stout. A little heavy on the bourbon in both taste and smell but not overpowering. If it was a little better balanced or cheaper, this would be a great value.
Serving type: bottle
03-11-2014 03:53:19 | More by BumpyAZ
New Jersey
3.8/5 rDev -12.6%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
A: Pour from a cork topped bottle to a snifter glass. Very fluid, black color with hardly any head or carbonation.
S: Best quality of this beer. Caramel, molasses, chocolate, and bourbon booziness.
T: Can taste the alcohol a little too much. Instead of the bourbon giving a nice warming taste, the booze overwhelms. Can taste chocolate, coffee, and caramel.
M: Thought mouthfeel would be best quality, but ended up leaving a lot to be desired.
O: Definitely not worth the money. Overall, it is a good, not great sipping beer. Better when warm.
Serving type: bottle
02-25-2014 02:04:56 | More by BSK_ONE
4.34/5 rDev -0.2%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4.25
From a 375 ml bottle (2013 B Vintage is stamped on the neck) into a snifter.
A-The beer is surprisingly thin-looking for something with viscosity in the name. No head, just a dark brown collar. It is nearly black in color with an oily sheen on the top.
S-The aroma is an inviting mixture of caramel, light roasted flavors, milk and dark chocolate, and a good dose of warming bourbon-scented booze. There is just a touch of anise in there too. It reminds me of tawny port with the significant caramel and sweetness. Nice.
T-The taste is similar to the smell with big levels of burnt sugar, caramel, milky chocolate, and a lot of smooth bourbony heat. Despite the obvious alcohol flavor, this beer is smooth and never overwhelming. Again, it reminds me of port.
M-The feel -- like the look -- is a bit thin for something with viscosity in the name. It is medium body to light body for the style with very little carbonation.
O-This is a tasty beer that sort-of straddles the line between old ale, barley wine, and stout. The flavors are quite sweet, but never cloying. The alcohol is also very warming, but it adds a nice flavor characteristic instead of detracting from the flavors. The feel is a touch on the thin side, but not awful. This would make a very solid desert beer.
Serving type: bottle
02-16-2014 17:18:31 | More by spoony
3.9/5 rDev -10.3%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
'13 375ml into a CS snifter. This is not a stout to me.
A- Non-transparent black, with brown lacing. No head and thinnest of lacing with minimal legs.
S- Smells like a black ale. I am not getting much stout at all. Not sure where stout comes from.
T- Barrel-aged black ale qualities. I am getting ZERO stout qualities compared to a black ale.
M- Thin, but not too thin. Very little carb.
O- Probably not going to spend the cash to get this one again. After what I consider conquering the stout arena and then going back to this brew a year after; I will pass in the future. But count me in for CFH
Serving type: bottle
02-09-2014 02:51:16 | More by gueuzedreg
4/5 rDev -8%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Corked and caged 375 ml bottle. Unsure of the vintage but I bought it at least three years ago.
Served slightly colder than cellar temperature into a tulip glass. Older viscosity is a dark reddish brown on the pour and basically black in the glass. It has a thick tan head that settles fairly quickly.
Aroma is rich and very bourbon-forward. It has vanilla from the barrel aging process but otherwise mostly just bourbon and stout.
Flavor is bold but wonderfully balanced. Like the aroma suggests, it's more bourbon-y than some others of the style but it works well with this very big stout base. Chocolate, nuts, molasses, and coffee also contribute to the flavor profile.
Mouthfeel is full bodied (highly viscous) with a subtle alcohol burn going down. It's surely mellowed over the years and in the barrel but it still has punch.
Overall a very good version of the style. Not one of the best but certainly worthy of honorable mention.
Serving type: bottle
02-02-2014 03:25:07 | More by GilGarp
New Jersey
4.59/5 rDev +5.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Pours an opaque black. Thin tan head. Oil slick like appearance.
Roasted malts and milk chocolate followed by a huge whiskey aroma.
Upfront flavors of baking coco, coffee, toffee, and milk chocolate. Lactic sweetness is tempered by the oak and whiskey flavors. Boozy finish.
Thick oily mouthful, befitting of the name.
Overall one of the more interesting stouts out there. Definitely a sipper.
Serving type: bottle
01-27-2014 02:35:55 | More by Ieatlambfries
4.7/5 rDev +8%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
Served slightly chilled into a snifter.
Pours a deep, rich mahogany color with very little light brown head and light lacing and surface layer.
Aromas of molasses, dried fruit and toasted coconut.
Flavors follow through the aromas with hints of rum and dark chocolate.
Mouthfeel is where this beer really shines through. All the rich flavors of a good imperial stout without the heavy body. Medium bodied with sweet but crisp finish and a nice touch of warmth from the alcohol.
Definitely a must try. Have a second bottle that I'm going to continue cellaring to see how it matures.
Serving type: bottle
01-26-2014 22:56:09 | More by srhoadsy
4.54/5 rDev +4.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Vintage 2011. Received this in a trade, though I can't remember from whom now - if you're reading this & you know it was you, many thanks!
Poured into a snifter: Black, sans highlights whatsoever, carbonation almost undetectable, save for some tiny bubbels rising around the rim.
Taste carries through with strong vanilla, wood, most of the same notes as in the nose, caramel & toffee, coconut, resting with a firm booze that just kind of trickles down through the end & snowballs, settling firmly &. squarely. Like a bourbon ball or a rich, boozy truffle. The alcohol is bordering on hot, but stops just short of that.
Smooth, full-bodied, & you can feel the alcohol, though I still wouldn't call it "hot". Would actually like a little more carbonation, though I guess that's what sitting on it for almost 3 years will get you.
Great, great beer. Nothing that would normally jut out & stick you (heat, bitterness, sweetness) - it's all melded very well. The carbonation, really, is my only critique. I normally don't like a strong alcohol presence, but here I think it works great & ties everything together without getting fusel or unwieldy.
Serving type: bottle
01-26-2014 01:56:29 | More by OneDropSoup
4.5/5 rDev +3.4%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
375ml bottle into a Snifter
A - Dark chocolate brown with just a side amount of foam on the sides
S - Chocolate, covered caramel, vanilla and chocolate up front before you get a hint of oak spice and slight cinnamon and sweet bourbon
T - Up front is thick milk chocolate, light dark cocoa, cinnamon, slight oak spice, caramel and vanilla. The finish has bourbon, which is sweet yet has a slight alcohol burn as well as spice. This is a big and complex beer that brings full flavors as you sit and drink
M - Medium body beer that isn't too thick or thin. It doesn't have a lot of carbonation but because the body isn't too thick it is not as much of a deterrent as it is in some other Lost Abbey beers.
O - Even with all of the newer BA stouts out there, this one still impresses. It has a ton of flavor and it is well balanced. You get chocolate, caramel, and vanilla sweetness while still getting a nice oak spice presence. Everything just works together well in this one.
Serving type: bottle
01-25-2014 02:00:18 | More by jeonseh
4.69/5 rDev +7.8%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
I love this beer. It doesn't seem to get the love of some of the other imperial stouts, but for my palate it is just so darn good. It dials back the crazy, super-high alcohol, noticeable oak/barrel/spirit elements of beers like BCBS and BT, but still provides a load of flavor and complexity. It has a bit of an "iron fist in a velvet glove" character. Plenty of concentration and flavor, but not the borderline syrup/high viscosity apparent in other stouts. Don't get me wrong--I love BCBS and BT, but this is another take on the style that is just as good.
Serving type: bottle
01-15-2014 17:54:37 | More by markchristenson
4.59/5 rDev +5.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5
Poured from a 2013 vintage bottle.
A: Dark black with little to no head. Looks like older viscosity.
S: Bourbon, hints of coffee and chocolate. For me this beer did not have a strong odor. No complaints just an observation. I got mostly bourbon with hints of the other flavors. Decent whiff of the alcohol.
T: Very different than the smell. Good strong bourbon up front. Alcohol from beginning to end. I can't decide after the bourbon but hints of chocolate, coffee, caramel, and brown sugar. Good alcohol burn. Not overpowering but not a beer to drink but in sips.
M: Upper moderate to heavy feel. Definitely some sweetness at the end.
O: Very good. This was recommended to me while I was looking for Angels Share and/or Deliverance. This comes very very close. I don't drink bourbon barrel aged beers often but they do make a great choice on occasion. Great beer but not for the weak hearted.
Serving type: bottle
12-31-2013 02:45:55 | More by mpcrump
New York
4.29/5 rDev -1.4%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4.25
$20 bottle purchased from Wines and More in Mansfield, MA. Poured into two snifters to share with my Dad.
Pours a deep, viscous (oh really?) black. Small, maybe quarter inch head forms. Decent sticky lacing all down the glass.
Smells like bourbon, vanilla, chocolate, and wood.
Tastes really great. Lots of bourbon, very bourbon forward. Chocolatey, vanilla, oak, some coconut, with some slight acrid roasted malt flavors that pull things down a little bit.
Medium bodied, could be slightly thicker. Not bad, though, just could be better. Low carbonation.
A bang-on BA stout. A few things, namely the body and the acridity of the roasted malt, could be improved, but it is still quite tasty and I really enjoyed it.
Serving type: bottle
12-29-2013 20:25:38 | More by GreesyFizeek
New Jersey
4.48/5 rDev +3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
2013 vintage poured from a 375ml bottle. Black in color with a small head of very fine bubbles. Aroma features ripe, dark fruit with barrel-aging notes of cherry and vanilla. Some fusel presence follows. Ripe raisin and plum notes. Great bourbon barrel character without too much booze.
Flavor is very nicely balanced, hardly too sweet and/or boozy. Roasty, bittersweet dark-chocolatey character. Dark fruit and barrel notes take over from there. A bit of a syrupy texture with soft carbonation. Not all that viscous for such a big stout. Some lingering oak and vanilla on the finish.
Reminds me of sister outfit The Lost Abbey's The Angel's Share but with more barrel, booze, and chocolate. An extremely good, if pricey, barrel-aged stout.
Serving type: bottle
12-07-2013 18:15:30 | More by gr0g
4.43/5 rDev +1.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
2011 vintage. Poured from tap into sniffer at capones in norristown pa. Deep oily thick black color with huuge sweet dark fruit and sugary aromas. Boozey bourbon and vanilla notes. Sweet dried fruit and chocolate toasted malts...vanilla and caramel. Really a lit going on. Awesome brew for sure...one of the better.
Serving type: on-tap
12-02-2013 23:51:51 | More by DrinkSlurm
Rhode Island
4.23/5 rDev -2.8%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Acquired from fogdog courtesy of the Secret Bunny '09 BIF so a big "Thank You" goes out to him. It also means the bottle is nearly 5 years old. Unlike some aged beers that I have reviewed, I was fortunate enough to try one of the first releases of this beer fresh on-tap to be able to draw a comparison. Poured from a caged and corked 12.7oz bottle into a tulip glass.
A: The beer is a deep black color, with a thin brown head that fades quickly and leaves a thin lace on the glass.
S: The aroma contains roasted malts, chocolate, dark fruit and licorice.
T: The taste starts out with sweet with flavors of chocolate, licorice and dark fruit. Then a very hearty roasted malt character quickly follows along with a decent alcohol sting. The hops presence is extremely mild as you would expect for this type of beer, especially given the beer's age. The balance seems to have waned somewhat though compared to when it was fresh. The after-taste is slightly sweet.
M: A little crisp, very smooth and quite viscous, medium body, light carbonation, finish is sticky.
O: Tasty, goes down dangerously easily, slightly filling, very strong kick, very good representation of style, I like this beer better fresh and I like the original "Old" version better, but this aged "Older" version is a very good beer to sip on for a long time.
Serving type: bottle
11-28-2013 06:11:31 | More by TheManiacalOne
4.21/5 rDev -3.2%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Had this on 2011-12-03 in Paoli, PA at TJ's. Had this again on 2013-11-26 from a 2011 bottle I'd been cellaring. Comments below have been amended per the most recent tasting.
A - Not quite opaque dark brown with almost no head. Moderate lacing and good alcohol legs.
S - Bourbon, plum, burgundy, maple syrup, boozy, charred grain.
T - Medium-dark roasted grain, plum, sour cherry, chocolate, tobacco, vanilla, pretty boozy and reasonably-hopped.
M - Medium-heavy body and light carbonation. Rich and smooth but with some alcohol burn.
O - It's a nice take on an Imperial Stout but with the barrel aging adding a vinous quality to the expected bourbon barrel flavors. It reminds me of a cross between a port and an imperial stout with more fruit/plum than dark roasted grain. It's a big beer and a nice sipper but I'd rather have a Parabola.
Serving type: on-tap
11-26-2013 17:36:39 | More by Tucquan
New York
4.45/5 rDev +2.3%
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
a- deep brown black, wisp of a head
s-coccoa, licorice, bourbon
t- sweet coccoa, oak, vanilla, raisin with a lingering bitterness. boooze
m- a huge mouthfeel but not overly viscous. carboantion is tight and present but pefectly tuned.
o- just a hair's breeadth short of perfection. The bitterness was not my favorite attribute. To compare- I think KBS is great but a touch too sweet. I think Older Viscosity is a step up from KBS in complexity with very little sweetness and a dose of bitter. If your taste runs to bitter chocolate roasted malt, you will love this. I wish it was a little sweeter, but the true " organic" nature of the brew shines brightly. This masterpiece makes other flavored stouts feel contrived or engineered. The flavors here are arrived at by roasting and barrelling- tastes more "real". As we get deeper into the hour spent with this beer- the bitter aspect of the profile becomes more of a positive. It is never cloying, sweet. or "quaffable" . It DEMANDS respect at every sip. I will age the other bottle for a while, which I don't usualy do with barrelled beers.
If you are wondering what I consider perfect- Eclipse. Price is equivalent.
Is Older Viscosity worth the $ 17.00 for one 12.7 (375 ml) oz corked bottle? I had to get it mailed from California. Yup, but not for everday consumption.
Serving type: bottle
11-25-2013 17:48:27 | More by Jjski
North Carolina
4.21/5 rDev -3.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
2011 release into a snifter
Pours a dark dark black with absolutely no head. Motor oil appearance. Smell isnt huge...but i get a lot of mellow bourbon and chocolate. Taste is much bigger than the aroma. Very big and boozy but i feel this has mellowed out a bit at 2+ years old. Chocolate and bourbon are the dominate flavors but also a bit of dark fruits. extremely full bodied, 0 carbonation.
Overall I think i preferred the regular old viscosity to this one, but both were big, boozy beers.
Serving type: bottle
11-22-2013 11:37:04 | More by Axnjxn
4.79/5 rDev +10.1%
look: 5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
Had to share this with some friends poured into a snifter
A: pitch black no light penetrating head quickly dissipates no lacing
S: bourbon chocolate coffee licorice dark fruits... Just beautiful and enticing
T: bourbon alcohol chocolate coffee dark fruits and oak just a perfect mixture I couldn't picture a better bourbon barrel aged stout
M: heavy and thick like a barrel aged imperial stout should be. Meal in a glass
O: world class barrel aged imperial stout. Worth the large price tag this does not disappoint. I won't be able to taste anything for a week after having this Goliath of a beer
Serving type: bottle
11-20-2013 04:00:43 | More by Givemebeer
Older Viscosity from Port Brewing
97 out of 100 based on 1,680 ratings.


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Will someone from WOS please explain why it feels its readers should be subjected to the disgusting venom that comes from our lovely guest poster normad? Why are there no moderators, why is his ip not banned, why is the ideal of non-registration so protected that hate-filled outbursts are allowed all over the board during night time and weekends?
Words of normad: edited by WOS, i presume. thank you. i only included them here to show just how sickening his language was.
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Posted 23 February 2007 - 09:04 PM
He used to call me Blue Roses.
Posted 23 February 2007 - 10:01 PM
Wooooo, i think this guy could have an anger problem & probably has dyslexia as Bitch is spelt like this & not like this Bithch....
Posted 23 February 2007 - 11:46 PM
I agree, WOS needs to appoint a number of moderators ASAP and I know that a bunch of us have already volunteered, myself included. I dont know what is taking them so long to decide on this, I know I gave them the link to the Shakespeare group that Im moderating if they wanted to check my credentials, and no, I dont think that Im in any way perfect (I can be irritable at times) but as a seasoned moderator, working on a basic live and let live principle but with a zero tolerance when it comes to spam, abuse, commercial ads and porn I feel that Im up to the task. WOS admins, if youre reading this, please, PLEASE get some moderators approved amongst us users so that we can get rid of these problems.
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Posted 24 February 2007 - 12:00 AM
Well said Josh. On the big issues I am in full agreement with you. And at the risk of jeopardising my own membership of this board, leaving the board open with no moderators at all, even after the images of last week is utterly irresponsible. I appreciate that WOS staff are busy but there are people like Matthew who know the software and could moderate immediately so there really is no excuse for allowing this homophobic diatribe to continue to be published. Either get a mod or close the board out of hours.
Posted 24 February 2007 - 12:04 AM
You're so right Skylight, WOS please get your act together on this ASAP. Thanks!
Posted 24 February 2007 - 12:58 AM
Ahh, the irony that as I read this thread, directly above is a "Sexy live webcams!" spam post.
No messing about.
Even reallyuseful.com with their complete lack of a clue on how to use the internet know that forums require volunteer mods!
No messing about.
Even reallyuseful.com with their complete lack of a clue on how to use the internet know that forums require volunteer mods!
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Posted 24 February 2007 - 01:12 AM
And we're gonna be stuck with the spam until Monday morning no doubt.
Posted 24 February 2007 - 03:03 AM
It's too bad that you're right Skylight, as WOS will probably not be able to get rid of these terrible spamming porn trolls until they come into the office on Monday morning, yet another reason why we desperately need user moderators. WOS, please hurry up and appoint at least SOME user mods!
Posted 24 February 2007 - 07:17 AM
I totally agree. If something is not done to stop spamming then this community will have problems growing.
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Posted 24 February 2007 - 08:24 AM
They are like a cancer creeping in at weekends. Hopefully they will be ignored.
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Squamous cell carcinoma accounts for the majority of esophagus cancer worldwide but esophageal adenocarcinoma has increased in frequency in the United States and is now close in frequency to SCC.
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The School District is proposing an overhaul of its charter school authorizing policy to make it more rigorous and consistent and is seeking public comment on the changes.
The deadline for providing such comment is this Friday, March 7. Comments can be recorded here. Deputy Superintendent Paul Kihn said the proposed policy will be revised to take the feedback into account.
Specifically, the proposed rules are aimed to support high-quality charters and close underperforming ones, while offering more frequent monitoring, more transparency, and the opportunity for expansion to charters that meet new, higher standards and academic benchmarks.
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Sharif El-Mekki, principal at Mastery Charter School's Shoemaker campus, has been selected as one of three Principal Ambassador Fellows in the U.S. Department of Education's first-ever Principal Ambassador Fellowship program.
The program, modeled after the Education Department's six-year old Teaching Ambassador Fellowship Program, will recognize the important impact that principals have on instructional leadership, staff performance, and the school environment. El-Mekki and the two other fellows were chosen in December from more than 450 applicants from district, charter, and private schools nationwide. One of the other fellows is from a magnet school in Tennessee, and the other is from a Washington, D.C., high school.
New data released by the School District on Tuesday show that charter enrollment in Philadelphia has swelled to 67,315 students, which is more than one-third of all K-12 students in public schools.
More than 1,500 of those students are enrolled in excess of enrollment caps for individual schools. Twenty charters are 10 or more students over their enrollment caps.
Four charters have more than 100 students in excess of their caps, led by Walter D. Palmer Leadership Learning Partners Charter, where the District reports an enrollment of 1,302 despite an enrollment cap of 675.
The District has attempted to make those caps enforceable by writing them into its charter agreements. But this has not prevented the state from paying some charters directly for students enrolled in excess of the caps.
[Update:] A District spokesperson said Walter D. Palmer and four other charters have been billing the state for enrollment in excess of the caps. Other charters have not tried to secure payment from the state for more than the authorized numbers of students.
by Bill Hangley Jr.
When the School Reform Commission meets Monday for its monthly public strategy session, its goal will be to discuss the pros and cons of an unprecedented proposal: unifying the enrollment process for Philadelphia's public, charter, and parochial schools.
But behind the scenes, a lengthy process involving a working group that included multiple stakeholders appears to have created little consensus over how this "universal enrollment" system might work, who should be in it, and even whether one should exist at all.
"There's consensus that there's a problem," said David Lapp of the Education Law Center, a working group member. "We should improve on having over 80 different systems for how kids enroll in school."
However, Lapp said, there has been no consensus on "the big [questions], who would run it and who would participate in it."
A federal jury Thursday acquitted former charter school operator Dorothy June Brown on six fraud counts, but said they were deadlocked on 54 others. Prosecutors vowed a retrial, and a juror interviewed said the vote was 9-3 in favor of conviction on charges that Brown had defrauded four charter schools that she founded of more than $6.7 million. The jury had deliberated for seven days after hearing more than five weeks of testimony. Read Dave Davies' coverage for NewsWorks and the story from the Inquirer's Martha Woodall.
School District officials say that just over 1,500 students more than the number that they budgeted for are enrolled in charter schools this year, opening up a new $12 million to $15 million hole in its budget.
Spokesman Fernando Gallard said that the District was not prepared to say yet what steps it may take to close the gap.
The charter law requires the District to pay charters for each Philadelphia student enrolled. The District itself does not get money for those students from the state or the city on a per capita basis.
"We are closely monitoring the District's monthly revenues and expenditures to determine possible savings in order to meet the new cost estimates for charter schools," Gallard said. The District had already allocated 29 percent of its $2.4 billion operating budget, or $708 million, in payments to charter schools.
by Kim Johnson
As a veteran charter school educator and as the president of the Philadelphia Alliance of Charter School Employees (ACSE), I am appalled at the revelations in Daniel Denvir's Aug. 29 City Paper article "Charter operator owed its school millions, but no one's checking its books."
Apparent fiscal mismanagement and ethical lapses by charter operators undermine well-intentioned charter schools and their hardworking staff. The time has come for all charter teachers and staff to address these issues head-on or run the risk of tarnishing the charter school movement and the dedicated educators who share our commitment to providing high-quality educational opportunities to our children and communities.
by Connie Langland
The District is rolling out the Philadelphia Virtual Academy (PVA), a new online initiative that it hopes will stem the loss of students and tuition to cyber charter schools.
David Anderson, who is experienced in developing online learning programs in city alternative schools, has been named PVA director, and the District has stocked up on MacBook Air laptops for the 6th to 12th graders who will enroll.
The 21st Century Cyber Charter School, the vendor that will provide most of the curriculum and instruction at the virtual school, is geared up to expand, with a plan to hire more teachers depending on enrollment numbers from Philadelphia and other area school systems now experimenting in online education.
by Kevin McCorry for NewsWorks
Claims that the company running the Olney Charter High School tried to intimidate teachers who sought to unionize may be heading for a hearing.
Hanako Franz teaches 9th-grade history at Olney Charter High School, which became an non-unionized charter run by Aspira in 2011 -- Franz's first year of teaching.
Over the next two years, Franz says, the administration made many decisions -- some she says to the detriment of children's education -- without consulting with the teaching staff.
The School Reform Commission approved the Renaissance charter agreements for three schools on Friday, officially turning Pastorius over to Mastery Charter Schools, Kenderton to Scholar Academies, and Alcorn to Universal Companies.
At a tense, four-hour meeting, the SRC also accepted $1.1 million in grant money from the Philadelphia School Partnership to expand three high-performing District schools: converting the experimental Sustainability Workshop into the Workshop School; creating a second campus of Science Leadership Academy; and expanding the middle school Hill-Freedman to include high school grades.
But it did so over the persistent objections of Commissioner Joseph Dworetzky, who did a financial analysis showing that the District will be absorbing considerable extra cost for these schools after this year -- a move he called financially irresponsible given the District's shaky budget picture. Earlier in the meeting, the District had announced that it only had enough funding to rehire a few hundred of the 3,800 staff laid off this summer.
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Advice to Senior Management – The work needs to be distributed a little better. A common trend is that 80% of the work is done by 20% of the people. So you either end up working your brains out, or you have it pretty chill.
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Create your Bookprint.
You can learn a lot about a person by the books they read. If your fingerprint is your unique mark that identifies you, then your Bookprint is the list of books that identifies you! These are the books that are most important to you; your all-time faves; the ones you'll never ever forget. These are the five books that changed your life and made you who you are today.
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If you think about it, it's true that you really *are* what you read. All the books you have read in your life have totally influenced who you are today, and helped to make you unique and special, haven't they?
That's definitely true for me, and I remember the exact minute that it all started. I was 8 years old, riding in the back seat of my parents' car to the beach, and I was reading the Narnia Chronicles. (This was long before Harry Potter was written!) I remember feeling like the world outside me had just completely disappeared and I never wanted to leave Narnia. I wanted the experience of reading those books to last forever. Sadly the books ended, so when I was done with the series, I looked for more books, and more. . . and more. . .and I just never stopped reading!
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Thursday, April 24, 2014
Dr. Ann Lemire is an internist-pediatrician specializing in HIV medicine who works for the city of Portland's Public Health Division. As volunteer chair of Konbit Sante's pediatric collaboration, she works with her colleagues in Haiti to improve care for the littlest patients.
Konbit Sante is a Portland-based nonprofit that has been working for about a decade in Cap Haitien to improve the health care system there.
From Jan. 31 to Feb. 10, Lemire worked in Cap, helping triage patients arriving from Port-au-Prince after the Jan. 12 earthquake there. She treated children in the pediatric unit at Justinian University Hospital, Konbit Sante's partner and the second-largest public hospital in the country.
These are Lemire's notes from her latest trip, used with permission, about "some of the people that came into my life and their proud stance in the face of incredible adversity. I shall not forget this experience of being in the presence of angels."
A different task – quake victims
Nineteen days after the cataclysmic 7.0 earthquake in Port-au-Prince, I arrived in Cap Haitien, the second-largest city of Haiti, 85 miles NE of Port-au-Prince. I was in the company of five other Konbit Sante volunteers and two U.S. staff members. All but one of us had been to Haiti multiple times, but this visit was different. During the next week we worked as a team, attempting in some small way to assuage the sufferings of the refugees from Port-au-Prince and the people of Cap Haitien.
La Marche d'Honneur
On Jan. 31, after a quick debriefing, we made our way to the Justinian Hospital. Partway there we could see the streets ahead filled with people singing and praying, all dressed in white. They were accompanied by U.N. tanks manned with Nepalese and Chilean soldiers who were very respectful of the crowd. I spoke to one of the women, who said this march was to honor the many who had died in l'evenement (the event) and to thank God for sparing Cap Haitien. She handed me a prayer leaflet and asked me to pray as well.
After completing our hospital rounds, and as the sultry, dusty air was giving way to a gentle breeze as daylight drew to a close, we took a walk along the boulevard in hopes of finding some ice cream. Upon approaching the boulevard we again became caught up in this group of people dressed in white -- now numbering in the thousands.
They walked behind cross-bearers and other religious ministers and had small pickup trucks with amps interspersed among them. They prayed and sang with one voice as they held up photos of the dead. Arms swayed and rosaries were held up as they cried out, "Benissez le Seigneur! Grace a Dieu! Seigneur prend pitie!" ("Blessed be the Lord! Glory to God! Lord have mercy!")
We were mesmerized by these beautiful people so peacefully, gracefully displaying their faith, thanking God for safety and praying for their dead loved ones who could not receive a proper burial. As far as the eye could see along the boulevard, the white, swaying procession marched on.
We were all filled with emotion at what we had just witnessed, and this Haitian proverb came to mind: Our nights are long in Haiti, but our dreams are longer still.
Timoun (the children)
During my regular volunteer trips with Konbit Sante, I work with the pediatric section of the hospital. My Haitian colleagues, Dr. Charles, Dr. Toussaint and Dr. St. Fleur, and the dozen or so pediatric medical residents are exceptional in their clinical abilities and their devotion to the timoun (children). During this trip I helped them with seeing children, which once again gave me a greater awareness of what monumental obstacles my colleagues face in their daily work.
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AccuWeather Global Weather Center -- 23 April 2014 -- AccuWeather.com reports a dangerous multiple-day severe weather outbreak will begin this weekend over the South Central states and will include the potential for nighttime tornadoes in parts of Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas.
A storm will move slowly across the United States over the next seven to 10 days. The storm will affect Southern California with locally drenching rain and mountain snow on Friday. Its next stop will be the Central states this weekend.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Just one tiny misstep at mile 15 of the Boston Marathon last spring ruined any chance of amputee runner Jeff Glasbrenner breaking four hours.
He stumbled over a pothole, opening a cut where his running blade attached below his right knee. Glasbrenner cursed his luck as he stopped every mile to clean the wound.
That bump in the road just may have kept the 41-year-old from being in the midst of the chaos. He was three blocks from the finish when the marathon was halted by the two bomb explosions.
"A pothole," Glasbrenner said, "just may have saved me."
KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) — An avalanche swept down a climbing route on Mount Everest early Friday, killing at least 12 Nepalese guides and leaving four missing in the deadliest disaster on the world's highest peak. Several more were injured.
The Sherpa guides had gone early in the morning to fix ropes for other climbers when the avalanche hit them at about 6:30 a.m., Nepal Tourism Ministry official Krishna Lamsal said from the base camp where he is monitoring rescue efforts.
Helping Hands & Caring Center of Benton is sponsoring an Easter Service at the Benton Event Center on April 20. The service will begin at 11 a.m. and is nondenominational. Pastor Terry Kelley will speak. Lunch will be provided for all who attend, but an RSVP is needed. Contact Helping Hands & Caring Hearts at 501-315-9999 for details.
Bryant Middle School has been evacuated for a possible bomb threat. Police are on scene investigating, said Sgt. Todd Crowson, Bryant Police Department spokesperson.
The Bryant School Board will be meeting for an executive session at 8 p.m. today in the multipurpose room at Bryant High School. According to the agenda, the board will be meeting to considers resignations and employment.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - A former Little Rock police officer charged with manslaughter in the shooting death of a 15-year-old boy is asking a judge to throw out the case.
A trial set for next month would be the third for Josh Hastings, who prosecutors say was reckless when he fatally shot Bobby Moore in 2012. Juries couldn't reach a unanimous verdict in his previous trials.
Attorney Bill James argues for Hastings that a third trial should be blocked on constitutional grounds of due process and fundamental fairness. Prosecutors haven't yet filed a response.
Benton School District's selection for an "In View Series" hosted by Larry King television broadcast has been confirmed by school district officials. The show's executive producer informed Superintendent Jeff Collum that Benton has been selected as one of the top districts in the nation and will be featured as one of the schools "leading learners into the 21st Century."
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The FBI released surveillance video Wednesday of a bank robbery attempt with gunshots fired early Saturday morning in Willow Grove.
It was 6:45 a.m. when a man dressed in all black, wearing a mask and carrying a handgun rushed up on two employees arriving for work and preparing to open the bank, Abington Township police said.
The employees managed to get the door closed and locked, but the gunman fired a shot that shattered the glass front door.
The gunman then stepped through the broken glass door and grabbed one employee, dragging him back into the bank. The other employee managed to run into the back of the bank and escaped out a rear door, police said.
The gunman fired a second shot inside and dragged the other employee to the rear area of the bank.
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AUSTIN -- An Austin lawyer is calling upon the City and the Austin Police Department to allow the public release of sealed documents in connection with the high-profile shooting death of Byron Carter.
Police say 20-year-old Carter was shot by an APD officer in May 2011 along East 8th Street.
"The City of Austin and the Austin Police Department are going to great lengths to make sure this report is not given to the public because the report shows a totally different story than the story the police department has put out," Loewy said.
In 2011, Chief Art Acevedo told reporters what happened the night of the shooting.
"He [officer Nathan Wagner] saw his partner struck by the suspect vehicle, he saw his partner go down, and fearing that his partner was underneath that vehicle met the potential of being dragged, fired several rounds," said Acevedo in 2011.
"That's a total lie, one hundred percent, chief Acevedo and the police department when saying this officer ruptured his achilles, literally, were looking into the camera and lying. He never ruptured his achilles and we believe evidence clearly shows he was not hurt at all, he was never hit by a car," said Loewy.
"Well that's absurd because officer Rodriguez did suffer an achilles injury and it wasn't as severe as he was initally told, it certainly was an injury that kept him off of work," said Robert Icenhauer-Ramirez, officer Nathan Wagner's lawyer.
Loewy said the truth is in the police monitor report and Austin Police Department's Internal Review.
According to state law, those documents are sealed unless an officer is disciplined.
"I'd be very happy for them to be released but the fact of the matter is, I'd be very surprised the other side would want them released. I think there's a lot in there they may not be too pleased to have out in the public's eye," said Ramirez.
Loewy said in similar cases, federal judges have ruled in the past to unseal these types of documents that are otherwise protected by state law.
"That's another big factor in this case. If my client's had not brought this lawsuit against the city and the police officer, they would have no idea how their son died, absolutely no idea. They were told a certain story about why their kid was shot five times and it's been shown in this lawsuit that story's been a total lie. They now know what happened that night. It's our position the community needs to know that," said Loewy.
Loewy filed the motion January 9. A judge will decide whether to unseal the documents.
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It's a sad day for "Fringe" fans. Tonight, our favorite brain-bending sci-fi show is coming to a close, and many are worried that it will be gone forever. "Fringe" has explored fringe science concepts to change our conception of how the universe works, if only in our minds. It's troubling to take a series so profound and rip it away from devotees after only five years. Some fans want it to go on forever. Above all else, they want the show to have a happy ending in some form, especially if it's "fringy."
To reset the timeline or not to reset the timeline
The great majority of fans on the Save Fringe Facebook page and the private Fringetastic Friends Facebook group said they want the show to have, in some way, a happy ending. The majority of Save Fringe followers are hopeful that the timeline will be reset. Many said that ideally, "Fringe" should conclude with Peter (Joshua Jackson) and Olivia (Anna Torv) back in the park with Etta (Georgina Haig). Most of the Fringetastic Friends group -- and these are hardcore fanatics -- said the exact opposite. Most did not want the timeline to be reset, throwing away everything that happened in Season 5.
What would constitute a happy ending?Not surprisingly, the definition of "happy ending" varies between "Fringe" fans. The Facebook majority feels that a happy ending to the show means that everyone lives happily ever after, and just as importantly, nobody dies. Others feel that at least one character, such as Walter (John Noble), should make the ultimate sacrifice, only to live on again when the timeline is reset. Very few fans feel that a sacrifice should be permanent.
Fans want "Fringe" movies or books -- or for the show to never end!
Many devotees specifically stated that they want "Fringe" to live on in movies similar to the new "Star Trek" reboot, which is also part of the J.J. Abrams galaxy. Movies, books, future TV shows -- it's all doable! Just like "Star Trek," "Fringe" has multiple timelines and universes. It could live on forever, taking on different forms.
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Which group of fans will get their wish? One thing we should know by now is that, when it comes to "Fringe," we don't always know what we want. The writers of "Fringe" have always taken care of us by coming up with something we never expected. Some fans alluded to this, saying that they want the show to end happily but in a totally surprising way; as in ditch the ending in the park, because that is what's most expected. They want something they could never have fathomed.
One of the admins of the Fringetastic Friends group, Shellie L Wong, summed it up perfectly: "I don't want some 'happily ever after' story tale. This isn't 'Once Upon a Time,' it's 'Fringe,' and I'd love a huge 'OMFringe did that really just happen,' edge of my seat ending that ties up all the loose ends. Something that gives us closure, that satisfies; an ending that lets me know my Fringe team will carry on and be Fringey." Well said, Shellie! Now let's all carry on and be Fringey!
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