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Goose Island Beer Co.
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American Double / Imperial Stout
| 15.00%
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look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Served in a snifter at Blues Bar.
So, apparently, this is a version of BCS taken from bottom-rack barrels that impart some influence from fungus to the beer. Something like that. Fair enough. It pours a straight obsidian topped by a finger of sienna foam. The nose comprises bourbon, roasted malts, dark cocoa, light oak, light vanilla, and a touch of buttercream in the background. The taste brings in more of the same, the focus settling clearly on the barrel (par for the course in terms of BCS). This time, though, call it the power of suggestion or what-have-you, there is a distinct nigh-umami quality involved, though it's hard for me to put into words. I will say, though, it is clear and it is welcome. Still, it's fairly hot, and the bourbon is decidedly in-your-face. A trade-off of sorts, I suppose. The body is a hefty medium, with a light moderate carbonation and a slightly chewy feel. Overall, a damn fine addition to both the Fulton & Wood and Bourbon County series. If only I could get a bottle of it to age...
Serving type: on-tap
12-27-2012 21:52:43 |
More by TMoney2591
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
On-tap at Timothy O'Toole's. Served in a snifter.
A - A finger of dark mocha foam settles to a thin cap and thicker collar, leaving behind a few splotches of lace. Black body that reveals some hints of brown when held to the light.
S - Loads of chocolate fudge, caramel, and vanilla, with mellow but present bourbon and a low dose of oak and roast. Smells a lot like regular Bourbon County Stout to be honest, although that's not really a bad thing; perhaps a touch more restrained and mellow. The 15% ABV is pretty well-hidden.
T - The flavor is a similar mixture of chocolate fudge, caramel, bourbon, vanilla, and a light dose of roasted malts. As usual the beer is on the sweeter side of things, with balance provided by the barrel-aging flavors. Bourbon comes out more as the beer warms, giving a mild sour mash and earthy oak bite in the finish. Still, drinks more like 12% than 15%.
M - Surprisingly active medium-low carbonation level. Viscous, chewy, and sticky full body. Fairly dry in the finish with some residual mouth-coating stickiness. A bit of alcohol warmth, but nothing excessive.
D - I'd be hard-pressed to tell this apart from regular BCS with a direct comparison. That being said, this was my favorite 'variant' at FoBAB so that only speaks to the strength of regular ol' Bourbon County Stout. If you go in expecting a something wildly different you'll be disappointed, but as an unblended (or less blended) variant this is a nice treat. Curious if the fungus actually contacts the beer or merely coats the outside of the barrel. Would drink again if it were more easy to track down.
Serving type: on-tap
01-07-2013 23:21:09 |
More by MasterSki
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Served in a small taster glass, six to eight ounces at most.
The glass arrived with zero head and all attempts to swirl and get a wisp to appear were fruitless. It looked like black oil in the glass, slightly viscous and leaving brownish film around the edges. It lacked the visual finesse of Bourbon County's dark mocha espresso crema.
Smelled like BCS, richly sweet and fudgy, hints of vanilla, bourbon, and toasted almonds. Maybe a touch sweeter than standard issue BCS, but clearly not all that different.
Sweet and fudgy taste, rich chocolate and vanilla, toasted almonds again. Vanilla fudge brownie with almonds. Viscous chewy mouthfeel, some bourbon heat, though little to no perceptible carbonation. Maybe this beer wasn't force carbonated, though other reviews do mention visible foam and carbonation. Overall this was a fun experiment to try, but also a case of suggestive marketing and emperor's new clothes in my opinion.
Serving type: on-tap
01-02-2013 18:22:12 |
More by emerge077
New York
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5
From 01/21/13 notes. Was pleasantly surprised see this on tap at Revolution's brewpub after leaving Goose Island Clybourn 20 minutea earlier, where it was not on tap. Served in a snifter.
a - Pours a pitch black color with one to two inches of dark tan head and light carbonation evident. Looks awesome, just like BCS basically.
s - Smells of sweet bourbon, oak, sweet milk chocolate roasted malts, bitter chocolate, some vanilla, caramel malts, toffee, and sugar. Again, very much so like BCS, which is a good thing in my opinion.
t - Tastes of sweet milk chocolate, sweet bourbon, oak, roasted malts, vanilla, caramel malts, cream, tofee, sweet dark fruits, sugar, some coffee, and bitter chocolate. More sweet chocolate here and a touch of heat, but I love it.
m - Full, thick and chewy body and moderate carbonation. Very thick stout with a little bit of heat, but pretty perfect for a big stout. Does not seem like 15% ABV at all.
o - Overall a fantastic beer, though I don't see much of a difference from the normal BCS. This one might be a tiny bit sweeter and might hide the alcohol SLIGHTLY better, but not much if any, and hard to notice not drinking them side by side. That being said, if you like BCS you'll love this one, and I'd love to have it again if it popped it somewhere.
Serving type: on-tap
01-25-2013 18:55:51 |
More by mdfb79
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Big thanks to stawn for sharing this delicious beer. Black body. Growler opens with a hiss but the beer pours nearly still. Caramel, toffee, vanilla, chocolate with well integrated bourbon. Balanced and restrained yet adequately expressive and inviting. Soft with no heat. Huge cocoa presence with smooth bourbon. Caramel and vanilla. The chocolate finish lasts forever. Creamy full body. Smooth and sticky. A mellow, softer version of bourbon county. Very nice.
Serving type: growler
06-06-2013 04:36:56 |
More by HopHead84
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Thanks, Kurtis. Drank this side by side with 2012 BCS. Sorry dudes - this does not taste identical to regular Bourbon County. This is quite a bit nicer - lighter on the higher alcohols, heavier on sweet milk chocolate. In contrast to the latest batch of BCS, this is mellow, ready to drink, all-around less brash and boozy. It brings all the cocoa/vanilla/bourbon goodness you'd expect, only wrapped up in a more refined, palatable package. That's not to say that 2012 BCS isn't good, but it's a hell of a lot more harsh compared to Baudoinia. I was expecting little more than a gimmick from this beer, and perhaps the barrels themselves are a gimmick, but for whatever reason it came out decidedly superior. Perhaps it's the smaller batch, more careful blend - who knows. Good shit, in any case.
Serving type: growler
02-01-2013 09:04:22 |
More by largadeer
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5
1765th Review on BA
Draft to taster
Had in March while on a business trip to IL
App- When this arrived I was a bit shocked to see the flatness behind it. Milk chocolate and browns intermixed into the glass. Was a bit still. With a swirl got a small town capped head.
Smell- This is the little brother to BCS. Much more smooth chocolates with some sweetness and oak behind it. The bourbon is much more tame and doesn't sting. Pleasant, sweet and inviting.
Taste- This was really good. A random treat that I am glad I got to tick. The main thing about this is its sneaky good. While BCS is a whole other animal in which stouts are judged. This is like your best friends sister who one day you say damn you grew up. This was smooth, creamy and balanced. Chocolate, oak and bourbon but tamed and mellow.
Mouth- A fairly creamy medium body with a smooth low/medium carbonation. The residual chocolates and malts are really balanced and smooth. Just much more drinkable than BCS.
Drink- I rated BCSas my top 5. If they bottled this and I could get it more. It would jump it. Don't even get me started on the vanilla variant either.
Serving type: on-tap
05-07-2013 14:52:05 |
More by FosterJM
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
750ml Swing top thanks to msw105 Opened on 2.16.13
A - Pours a motor oil black with a few dark brown bubbles on one side.
S - Booze, chocolate, subtle coffee, some oakiness.
T - A little booze, then lots of chocolate, a hint of coffee. Very smooth and slightly earthy finish.
D - Lower carbonation and a heavier body.
O - Much like regular BCS, but a bit mellower and smoother. Muck like BCS with some age on it.
Serving type: growler
02-18-2013 07:12:54 |
More by HuskyinPDX
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
I had the Baudoinia Stout at the new Nevin"s Brew house in Naperville, IL and it was amazing!!! Definitely not a session ale....but definitely worth trying!!! The beer was pouredinto an 8oz sniffer and was pitch black in color with tan head that did not lace. The smell was predominitely bourbon with hints of dark chocolate and roast. The taste mirrored the scent, except that the chocolate and roast was a bit more present. The mouthfeel was a full bodies stout and mild carbonation. Overall it was an amazing beer and Highly recommended to all bourbon barrel stout fans!!!!
Serving type: on-tap
12-31-2012 05:45:35 |
More by WoodBrew
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 5
Served on tap at smallbar. Appearance is pitch black and viscous with a tiny amount of head. Nose has luscious notes of brownies, fudge, caramel, vanilla, and chocolate. Taste is divine, rich deep cocoa with vanilla fudge and caramel. Everything is completely smooth, rich and delicious. There is literally no bite from the bourbon, just mellow vanilla and oak that integrates seamlessly. This is amazing. This enters the territory of Rare, delicious. Overall, I hope to see this again in some form or fashion.
Serving type: on-tap
02-03-2013 04:56:52 |
More by homebrew311
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Tastes like regular BCS!
Dark. Black. Served with a minimal light mocha head. Aroma is dark dark
Roasted malts and bourbons booze. Taste is similar with more sweet dark chocolate and, of course, bourobon. Heavy, full body. Ah, nice. Gotta love the BCS
Doop Doop Doop
Serving type: on-tap
01-26-2013 23:03:32 |
More by Florida9
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
Last installment of the Fulton & Wood Series for 2012. Also confirmed to be the Low Storage BCBS from FoBAB.
Enjoyed this on tap at Wild Monk during their one year anniversary that also happened to be a GI tap takeover.
A: What's more to say, it looks like BCBS. Dark and pitch black, thin dark tan head. Some splotchy lace.
S: Smooth bourbon. Sweet caramel and vanilla notes. Extremely fudgey and brownie like. Not as heavy on the roasted malts as BCBS. A touch more chocolate as well.
T: Just like the nose. The bourbon is super smooth and and there's only the slightest touch of heat on the back end. No overt alcohol flavors are present. A ton of milk chocolate and vanilla with some caramel sweetness and only a touch of oak.
M: Low carbonation with a heavy and chewy body. Creamy mouthfeel with a great smoothness and velvety texture.
O: Delicious. Smoother bourbon flavors, less heat and alcohol flavors with more fudge like qualities to it. I was underwhelmed by this at FoBAB, but I think that was mainly due to do having this side by side with three other more barrel-forward BCBS versions. Having had it again by itself without any palate fatigue I was really able to grasp the subtleties of this beer. Seek this out when available around Chicago.
Serving type: on-tap
12-29-2012 14:32:17 |
More by Treebs
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Served on-tap at Beer Bistro in a 12 oz snifter.
A- Pours black with a finger of creamy mocha head, leaves nice trails of lacing.
S- Smells delicious, huge chocolate & fudge aromas. Some vanilla, oak, mild roast and bourbon
T- Pretty similar to the aroma, typical bcbs flavors of bourbon, vanilla, oak, and some roast but the major player and difference is the fudge flavors, amazing!
M- Full body and lower carbonation. very thick, chewy, and sticky feel with slight alcohol warmth.
O- A simply amazing beer! I hope this becomes a bcbs variant :) the fudge flavors and aromas are just spectacular and adds to an already great base. Also, has thicker and chewier feel.
Serving type: on-tap
01-30-2013 20:39:56 |
More by kawilliams81
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
On-tap at GI Clybourn, served in a snifter.
A- Pours black with a finger of creamy, thick mocha head, leaves nice lacing.
S- Smells delicious, loads and loads of chocolate fudge, also some vanilla, oak and bourbon, some mild booze and roast aromas, but the fudge is what stands out here.
T- Pretty similar to the aroma, a huge amount of fudge and dark chocolate, some light roasted flavors, also some caramel, vanilla, bourbon and oak. There's a bit of boozy warmth on the finish but the alcohol is extremely well-hidden.
M- Full-bodied, has low carbonation and a very thick, chewy, sticky feel. Only some mild alcohol warmth.
O- A great beer and a very worthy member of the Bourbon County series. It's very similar to regular BCS, but the chocolate and fudge flavors are so much bigger, the roast is a bit toned down, and the booziness seems to be polished to a smoother edge, Bourbon County Fungus or Bourbon County Fudge would both be equally appropriate. This is truly delicious stuff, don't miss this if you see it in Chicago.
Serving type: on-tap
01-11-2013 00:19:54 |
More by WillCarrera
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Apperance: Tar black with a bit of red on the edges. Superb brown lacing around the edges of the snifter. Not quite as thick as Bourbon County.
Smell: More vanilla and sweet bourbon notes than Bourbon County, which tends to have more fruit and boozy bourbon smells. This is a bit more balanced. Some raisins, but that's about it as far as fruit goes. Very earthy.
Taste/Mouthfeel: Lots of vanilla and earthy notes, which I assume come from the fungus in the barrels. Starts a bit thin, but has a nice twang as it warms.
Overall Drinkability: Definitely on the same level as its cousin, Bourbon County Stout. Overall, this is earthier and more subtle.
Serving type: on-tap
01-09-2013 22:00:38 |
More by tjsdomer2
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.75
On-tap in Chicago
A - Looks like BCBS. Dark thick body with a small mocha colored head
S - Bourbon, oak, vanilla, light chocolate. Bourbon is more muted than in regular BCBS as it doesn't play as large of a role
T - Caramel, vanilla , and bourbon up front with a light chocolate and coffee aspect as well. Light amount of oak. Reminds me of a chocolate covered caramel. Everything melds together well with this.
MF - Thick body with light sticky vanilla and caramel. The oak leaves a slightly astringent tingle on the tongue. Sweet with a creamy mouthfeel
O - Reminds me of a smoother and slightly sweeter BCBS. The caramel and vanilla makes it sweeter than normal but with less bourbon presence than the normal. This is really good and reminds me a bit of BCBS with a year or two on it.
Serving type: on-tap
03-09-2013 03:11:54 |
More by jeonseh
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
Poured from a 16oz flip top mini-growler into a snifter
A: Pours an oily, opaque black with a tinge of mahogany around the edges. There is a tiny, tan head which fades to nearly nothing quickly. Lacing is quick and spotty.
S: Similar to regular Bourbon County but a little bit earthier and subtle, but no less powerful. I get notes of dark chocolate covered pretzels and minor notes of cappuccino. There is a mild, dark fruit flavor which provides some balance to the otherwise dry and roasty aromas.
T: Like a Bourbon County Fudge. I decadently rich chocolate flavor is the first thing I notice and it persists throughout the sip. Heavily roasted flavors rise to prominence in the mid-palate, and shortly thereafter are complemented by some pleasant alcohol heat. Coconut and dark raisin provide a very palatable sweet flavor. There is an earthy, almost herbal flavor here that I don't get from regular Bourbon County. The finish is lingering sweet and chocolatey with some contrasting alcohol and mild anise. Very mild alcohol flavor for 15% ABV.
M: Delightfully thick and chewy. Actually marginally thinner than BCBS, which isn't saying all that much. Leaves my lips sticky.
O: Amazing. I think this is a step up from standard Bourbon County. The addition of fudge flavors and the subtle herbal flavors is simply stunning. Best beer I have had in quite some time.
Serving type: growler
01-18-2013 23:13:20 |
More by WankelEngine
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.75
Served on draft, in a 10oz snifter.
Poura very black, looks smooth, almost identical to BCBS. I know this because I'm looking at both at the same time. Slight differences in appearance of head, with the mold version holding more consistency with less bubbles. Not much cling, decent legs, like a wine.
Smell is less bourbon, that is main difference. Basically all aroma character is just slightly reduced.
Taste is same. A little less bourbon, a little sweeter, with something that I'm not going to pretend is "mold" but something organic or natural is definitely obvious.
Feel is equal, very nice, if not perhaps a bit smoother with less bourbon character.
Overall great "alternative" to what I'm used to. I'm shocked I'm getting to try this for a second time. I'm told it's "just all over" by the bar tender. Seek it out if you're a fan of bcbs and close to Chicago. Cheers.
Serving type: on-tap
03-10-2013 23:30:39 |
More by rodlavers
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
Fulton and Wood Series reviewed from notes on tap at Tribes Alehouse on 12/26/12.
Pour: Looks like the typical BCBS being jet black with maybe a minuscule tan head. No carbonation evident.
Smell: Just like BCBS here too with the exception of it having more chocolate and more of a fudge like aroma. There is big time bourbon and a sweet chocolate fudge with a light vanilla frosting. Second glass was allowed to warm up more and let me say these aromas were even more evident. Hard to say I can really make huge comparisons to regular BCBS but it does seem less roasty and more chocolatey.
Taste: BCBS is my benchmark for this style so to say this topped that well lets just say this was absolutely phenomenal. Think BCBS with more chocolate and like a fudge brownie characteristic. There is the typical bourbon but not in your face at all. The sweet vanilla mixes with caramel and smooth chocolate. Outstanding!
Mouthfeel: Huge full feeling beer being chewy and thick but very smooth, creamy and filling. Little to no carbonation leaves this beer coating every possible area of the mouth where I want to physically chew it!
Overall: I did not believe BCBS could be topped but I was wrong. This is everything that is but better. My two glasses were not enough and I wish Goose Island would bottle this but then again I am so tired of the ridiculous beer scene that is known as the Chicago market and trying to get a bottle would require great effort. Just pleased that I got the opportunity to give this a try!
Serving type: on-tap
01-03-2013 03:31:04 |
More by sleuthdog
look: 4 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.75
surprise draft offering at Watershed. poured generously into a Tulip glass.
a: very close to pure black. dark tan head dissipates quickly with no lacing.
s: heavy toffee, chocolate, and vanilla. roasty malts, caramel, coffee. only a little bourbon.
t: very easy drinking. smooth and nice chocolate, toffee, roasted malts. the bourbon is complimentary but not overpowering. a little bitterness and a touch of sourness at the end.
m: chewy, smooth, full, medium carbonation, close to perfect.
o: I liked this better than original BCBS, at least the 2012 version fresh. just easier to drink. I feel lucky to have stumbled upon it. hope to find it again in the future. world class.
Serving type: on-tap
02-19-2013 03:28:18 |
More by MCain04
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 5
On-tap at the Beer Bistro
Perfect mocha head that dissipates into 'swirling cloud formations', on top, as I drank.
Aroma is the half the beauty of enjoying this. Full of bourbon, vanilla and chocolate raisin pastry.
My first impression on taste was, this is BCS lite. Well crafted bourbon, silky cocoa and raisin. As it came up in temp, all the above accentuated into a plethora of pure decadence.
Mouth well blanketed with creamy goodness that lingered. Very rich indeed.
Really close to a BCS. I tend to imagine it maybe a tad better!?! I feel fortunate to have stumbled on this today-maybe a once in a lifetime experience. Besides BCS, this is my favorite craft taste experience.
Serving type: on-tap
01-10-2013 03:02:09 |
More by joeseppy
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
A: Black with very little head, typical of a goose island BA stout.
S: Very relaxed, balanced, and smooth - like a more chill bourbon county. Sweet barrel notes of vanilla, caramel and coconut are pronounced cleanly. Sweet chocolate and a good amount of fresh coffee.
T: Similar to the nose - a more relaxed and balanced bourbon county. Not much heat at all and no soy sauce feel at all. Very sweet vanilla, caramel and chocolate. The coffee provides a much needed bitterness.
P: Incredibly smooth - like silk. Full mouth feel, not syrupy at all
O: Great BA stout all around. Nothing really jumps out specifically that makes it unique, but nothing takes away from greatness either. Very solid
Serving type: on-tap
05-01-2013 00:00:50 |
More by timc100
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
Finally someone with enough reviews created this beer!
A: Pours jet black. Completely opaque. Faint head fades immediately. Nice alcohol legs, smoothly coats the side of the glass, momentarily staining it a caramel color.
S: Definitely BCBS smell; bourbon, vanilla, caramel, maybe some dark fruits
T: Best description is a smoother, fudgier version of BCBS. Great vanilla, fudge, caramel, bourbon, chocolate. A bit less roasted malt taste, more smooth creamy fudge.
M: Thick and fudgy. It coats your mouth with a sweet bourbon feel.
O: This is my favorite BCBS to date (although technically not an official variant). This beer is near perfection for me; it's big, bold, well balanced, smooth, creamy, full of rich fudge, vanilla, and bourbon notes. It drinks super smooth. A perfect sipper. It took me 45 minutes to drink a 10 oz snifter and I enjoyed it more and more as it warmed. This is a great addition to the Bourbon County and Fulton & Wood series. Another home run for GI. Unfortunately for most it is tap only, Chicago only. But if you get a chance to try this beer it's definitely worth it.
Serving type: on-tap
01-02-2013 14:38:48 |
More by mjohnson17
look: 5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
Wow! This is a big boy. Mouth feel is amazing. Smell is amazing. Taste is amazing. Appearance is amazing. I might actually like the Baudoinia a little better then the regular Bourbon County Stout. There is a sweetness that I can't get over. The alcohol will get ya however. I little Baudoinia goes a long way. Thank god for Niche Restaurant. If you can find it, get it. Only on tap.
Serving type: on-tap
04-06-2013 19:13:48 |
More by vinny21bal
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
On Tap generous pour into tulip
A - Pours dark black as expected. No light through this one. Slight dark tan head quickly dissipates with no lacing
S - A nice subtle scent of oak, dark chocolate with a touch of coffee
T - The same great flavors as BCBS just more balanced. The smoothness of the chocolate takes the edge off the oak notes. Everything from the nose with more assertiveness.
M - Full bodied with no carbonation. Coats well
O - This is such a well balanced and smooth drinking stout. Everything I would expect from BCBS with a few years on it. None of the flavors overpower this one, It just works well.
Serving type: on-tap
03-06-2013 16:50:17 |
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Well this is certainly the next step of many in what is becoming a sinister and highly damaging movement against the entire environmental sector and it's advocates, one which threatens in all seriousness to completely derail the impressive progress made over the recent decades; environmentalism is now being branded as 'a new religion'. Yep, you read that right, if you're green, you're simply a sheep following the crowd into the abyss.
When I first read of this moronic idea a good few months ago, I wrote a blog piece on how enviromentalists were akin to satanists in their worship of Mother Earth, and that any who avidly follow it to the point of speaking out against the normal flow of things should be ignored on the grounds of simple heresy. Back then, I wasn't too angered by the premise, and I actually couldn't help but laugh at the entire ordeal, which to me felt like a badly visualised attempt at attacking the science of sustainability and the environment, which bombed like a lead balloon. I'm sure many of you who knew of it at the time laughed along with me, and didn't give it much of a second thought.
However, history has come back around, and this time it carries some real bile and the potential to cause extreme disruption to the entire green movement. Anti-environmentalists and climate deniers have spewed some wonderfully abstract and pointless words in the past in their vein attempts to collapse the industry before it gets fully rooted, and for the most part the wider public has been sane enough to see through these attacks and to focus on the bigger picture, where science and evidence prevail, not the blind punches dealt by the radical haters. Think of the Heartland Institute or fossil fuel lobbies - not the smartest of cookies, but rich enough to fool us into thinking it.
So then, what about environmentalism as a religion? That could actually mean something, something powerful, and the idea truly angers, scares and deeply worries me.
Religion as we know it is the following of a deity or faith, not often based upon evidence or solid fact, but something higher, a sometimes irrational belief that our world and lives are affected at every level by a force outside our control. This faith is stronger than any science can even attempt to rationalise, and can grow like wildfire into the wider public through simple preaching of the belief, with any counter argument shot down in the blink of an eye.
Now, we combine this with environmentalism, the crucial and utterly scientific understanding of our natural surroundings, how we consume and use them, what direction they're headed in, how we can sustain them and simply put, how completely important they are in our everyday life. This field covers everything from sustainability, to renewable energy, climate change and food security, all of which are issues constantly debated on the global stage and described as the very defining problems of our time.
In recent years, environmentalism has grown in popularity and political attention greatly, but it has divided a good amount of people at the same time. Climate science, model simulations and renewables in particular have come under constant fire from the other side for being unreliable, expensive, unconstitutional and even backwards, all the while we continue to pump out carbon and pollute our only home. I for one consider myself a relatively open advocate of this movement, although the word movement degrades environmentalism to a simple fad, and am a complete atheist, which I should note does not come into this subject, which shouldn't involve religion at all.
By placing environmentalism well within the realms of religion, you instantly take away all of the endeavour and scientific rigour that accompanies it. There is a clear divide - environmentalism is purely scientific and relies entirely on evidence from multiple fields coming together under one umbrella. Religion is purely faith-based; evidence does not come into it. Herein lies the crucial issue with this comparison. In effect, environmentalism is reduced from an evidence battle, to one which must be believed on faith alone, despite the mountains of data available.
No longer can those who speak out for the science side be seen as professionals or well-informed individuals, but instead as radicals and extremists who are akin to religious zealots, who everyone quickly learns to ignore. The public will become accostomed to viewing new advances in the environmental sector as nothing but a faith in science, and soon popularity will rapidly drop off the cliff.
Alongside this, those who come out as against environmentalism will feel secure and protected by those around them harbouring the same feelings. No more will climate deniers and skeptics be viewed as uninformed or illiterate, but as individuals with faiths in other things, a heretic if you like to the new green religion, and this is a much safer place to be than outside of the scientific crowd.
This entire idea is driven by the one thing that is becoming more and more evident as time goes on; those against sustainability and science are rapidly becoming the outsiders, and must be increasingly vocal in their attempts to shout us down and make themselves known. Branding their enemy as a religion is by far their most inventive way to do this, and proves their desperation in quelling it once and for all.
What's more worrying is that some major names have begun to think and talk along these lines, including the very creator of the Gaia Hypotheis, James Lovelock, someone who could be viewed as a founding father of the green ideology from which environmentalism has stemmed. Even if his and others mention of religious comparisons was purely incidental and meant as a warning rather than a message, it is not a stones throw away to warp their words into evidence that even these great thinkers have cottoned onto the premise.
We cannot let this idea latch on and multiply like a virus, that is the simple truth. This could be far too damaging to everyone involved in the field and, to humanity as a whole. You may think I'm being over dramatic there, but think of it this way. Bringing the environment to the forefront of our thoughts is more crucia than ever, and finally it may actually be gaining some serious momentum, even despite the failings at Rio+20. To let it be ripped apart and have its reputation tarnished because it was morphed into a 'faith' and not a science would be, in my eyes, one of the greatest injustices committed against our intelligence in our entire history.
Environmentalism can be many things; a political agenda, a global convention, an individual hobby or a simple ideology, but to compare it to any form of faith, religion included, is just plain insanity. I almost can't swallow it.


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- Australia currently produces the majority of its power from cheap coal but the price of coal is likely to increase as fast growing countries like China and India demand more and more coal to fuel their rapidly growing energy needs. Local power generators are likely to have to pay prices for coal at higher international levels.
- State governments have in the past often kept consumer electricity prices artificially low but this trend has now come to an abrupt end as evidenced by the 15 to 20 per cent price rises in New South Wales and Queensland in July this year.
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According to the study, the increase in stratospheric aerosols (including sulfur dioxide) since 2000 may have countered as much as a quarter of the warming that is blamed on human greenhouse emissions.
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Arden ,Don't be too amazed by my "training since 1962 " , after all I was born much before you , that is 1946 ! When I started my training I was a sophomore in HS and me and my buddy trained out in his dad's pole barn . His dad and his uncle had bought a York Olympic set back in the 1930's . We were so excited to be lifting weights that it didn't matter to us that it was on a dirt floor . The squat racks were of course home made out of hard wood , I think 2 by 6 's , cement dumbells and naturally a home made bench,too. Now days kids would probably refuse such crude surroundings and would want mirrors all around and lots of chrome dumbells !Dave
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At a new conference Thursday, Sisk spoke of allegations that a former deputy may have looked the other way during suspected DUI incidents involving an FBI special agent.
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Thanks 'sis! You too. :)
I agree with you Diana. It is truly a shame! I fear that the ones who helped get him re-elected will be the ones who will be hurt the most by his ridiculus policies. I still feel some how, some way the Democraps cheated in this election! I pray for our country and our families. Be Blessed.
Amen to that! Lol Democraps...never heard that one...I'll have to use it! hahaha! His policies are dangerous...they are designed to cause this country to implode on itself. I wish the "Democraps" could see them (his policies) for the evil that they truly are!
When the stupid GOP stops the racism..then and only then will get support from the Black communitiy and other minority communities....And are you Black conservatives "disgutsted" that the GOP only has ONE Black member of congress....???...Obama 2012...get over it...
Obama policies keep the country out of a depression that stupid Bush created...AND...they are the same stupid policies that Romney had....Trickle down economics DOES NOT WORK....When are you Black conservative going to learn....
It is refreshing to hear all the stupid right wing bigots whine about the complete Butt-Kicking that Obama gave Romney....Get ready for your next Butt-Kicking when Hillary runs in 2016...By the way , tokens like Jindal and Rubio will never become president and the racism and sexism of the GOP will still in full force in 2016....why....because the GOP can't help themselves...
Jack Thomas- get out of here. What are you doing on our website? No one wants to hear your Liberal garbage.
Shut up "step-n-fetch-it"...I merely state FACTS , while useless knee-grows like you wait for the "you're a good knee-grow" pat on the head...The racist GOP lost...get over it ..Now if your are so concerned about your "conservsatism"...Why is there only ONE Black member of the GOP congress...And the year Obama got elected there were NO Black members of the GOP congress...This is the year 2012 not the year 1950...Does that bother you all at...???
By the way , the GOP tried their racist best to block the Black vote since cheating is the only way the GOP can win....see Bush 2000 for proof of that.....
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Jack Thomas- get out of here. What are you doing on our website? No one wants to hear your Liberal garbage.
Amen, brother! Excellent reply. Anyone...ANYONE that was born on U.S. soil can prosper...through hard work and education!!! I was born into a dirt poor family...my mother raised 4 kids on her own, my father was nowhere to be seen...I did very well and worked hard in school so that I could go to college. There is no excuse to not go to college, none. If you do well in school...ESPECIALLY in the ghetto, you will be awarded scholarships. If scholarships will not suffice, there are student loans!! And not being able to "pay them back" is no excuse either. Loan companies will work and work with you...you can make payments as low as 50 dollars a month for the rest of your life...and defer them in times of hardship and unemployment...sometime you have to do what you have to do to get an education. I'm so SICK of the laziness and attitude of entitlement...I don't care if you are coal black...you can prosper and succeed in this country if you work hard and stop being lazy and having children out of wedlock!!!!
Typical answer from another stupid Black conservative...Tell you what :soldier boy...Why is the unemployment rate among Black professionals and Black workers with college degrees higher than other races..??...The problem is in our refusal to unite as people and WORK TOGETHER instead of waiting for a white person to hire us.....For example there is no reason for any Black college to go bankrupt but we allow that to happen...And how did the "Conservative" government plan to pay for two wars , or pay for a huge tax cut for the rich , or pay for more military spending that we really don't need...Where's the money for education , alternative energy , infrastructure...You sound so ignorant with your "Black people are lazy" parrotting....Black people work hard everyday but in your "yassa boss" brain you think Black people are waiting for the government to give them something...That's interersting since the government gives more to poor white people AND rich white people than anyone else...But you're ok with that since it helps you defend and support the racism of the GOP..I assume you are willing to ignore the voter suppression laws the GOP tried to pass, and the racist tea party , and the racist right wing pundits like Rush Limpballs that preach hatred and stupidity.....However getting back to the point , I notice not one person here addressed the questions that I raised...which is also typical of Black conservatives...but you get it honestly,,,
"Facts are stupid things"
Ronald "I support Apartheid" Reagan
Like I said I merely state facts so why are you and other Black conservatives afraid to deal with those facts..???
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First lets wonder together why a person would joins a site to bash it's members? Don't know Jack Thomas but he seems to be ok with insulting women.
America, especially Black America wanted more from Government, without thinking how do we pay for it. The answer given is of course the same as every great nation has faced, take from the rich, take from the military. But that answer doesn't work. Why not truly find a way more can be rich? Or at least better off. The problem is that it takes effort, and many don't want to put out that effort.
With the retirement of the Baby Boomers there is approximately 11 million jobs a yr. coming available, add that to the 3 millions that currently go unfilled, so why are so many out of work? My simple answer, education is difficult, and many would rather settle for minimum education which comes with minimum wage, instead of buckle down and learn a skill that will get them the opportunity of the future.
So youth and many others decided that the promise of a "living wage" for minimum work and education, is better than a meaningful but more difficult journey. Others truly don't understand that poverty economics and being black are not a good reason to vote for someone. Oh and not to leave out the Latinos who voted for what they feel was the better path to citizenship.
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Non in pane solo vivet homo,sed in omni verbo, quod procedit de ore Deiï¼
Vivet is future.
So "human being will not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds out of God's mouth".
But I thought this might be an imperative sentence, like "Man should not live by bread alone......"
But I don't know if you use "non" in imperative sentences.
As far as I know "ne" is used in imperative sentences.
Now I see. The third person has to have, if it is imperative, "non", not "ne".
But how is it when it is the second person?
If it is "in pane vives"(Man, don't live by bread alone, but by.....), does the sentence take "non", or "ne"? "Non in pane vives" or "Ne in pane vives"?


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"Qualified judicial nominees like Judge Leslie Southwick deserve an up or down vote by the full United States Senate. Instead of playing typical Washington games with nominees, Democrats must act to give Judge Southwick a fair up or down vote. The Senate should not abdicate its responsibilities in favor of partisan loyalties. Politics should not stand in the way of giving a qualified nominee a fair hearing and full Senate vote, just like the Constitution envisions."
Exactly. Add to that the fact that the man was nominated for the job OVER A YEAR AGO, (June of '06).
Fortunately, the GOP Senate leadership is actually putting up a fight, w/McConnell leading the charge by offering a "Sense of the Senate" resolution as an amnedment to the Children's Health Insurance bill the Dems are looking to pass. Of course, Reid will try to table. We'll see.
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Comment posted Argyll First endorse Michael Breslin in Dunoon vote by Robert Wakeham.
Such is life when national party politics percolate down to local council level, and people seem to jump to conclusions about whether local councillors with party affiliations will or won't slavishly follow the national party line in matters of local, not national relevance. And one councillor had the temerity to identify with a national party but join a non-aligned group on the council. To the gallows! I wonder how many people won't be satisfied until local community councillors declare their national party sympathies, and won't be satisfied unless the community councillors ensure that they follow the national party line?
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- Seems a bit paranoid to me
- Ife – the proof of the pudding is in the eating; You insult the voters for Donald Kelly by assuming they didn't know what they were voting for, when he's an existing councillor with a proven track record and has changed neither party nor affiliations this time around. You seem to be in a right old muddle if you think that the SNP local councillors are in politics to break up the united kingdom – this notion makes the old cold war 'reds under the bed' paranoia look positively sane. You need to be let into the secret that local councillors are there to deal with local council matters – some might have ambitions to eventually levitate into national politics, but that's hardly the point, is it?, they wouldn't get a free transfer as there's a small matter of getting elected, at which point you'd be free to scream blue murder as loud as you liked.
- A good illustration of the limitations of national party politics when it comes to local council policies. Aren't a lot of other party politicians at local level really a disparate collection of independents by other names? The criticism of the alliance of independent councillors for behaving like a party after being elected as individuals – with no coherent shared aims other than to act in solidarity with their cronies (sharing the perks of government) and freeze out a substantial proportion of our elected representatives – was right, but aren't there clear conflicts in trying to govern an area like this while standing on a national party ticket?
- Wasn't there a time, not so long ago, when councillors were predominantly independents (at least, as far as the council agenda was concerned) and party politics at local council level in an area like Argyll was almost unheard of? Were councils then as bad as you suggest?
- And that's putting it mildly.
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Maybe that one was a multi-tasking oozlum bird. - Argyll and Bute Council: Where are we now?
Why do you assume that 'anyone' was voting for a political party, rather than for their best local representative? Isn't that a major factor in the current mess? - Big welcome at Campbeltown for new Ardrossan ferry
I wonder if there's scope for WCM to extend any bus routes that could be deemed to 'connect' to the ferry terminal – the current (traditional) Campbeltown bus terminal seems to be conveniently located for the buses but less so for many of the passengers, let alone anyone using the new Ardrossan / Arran ferry link.. - Radically new council group changes all the dynamics: party politics dead in Argyll
Surely party politics are national politics, dealing with national issues, and as such can often get in the way of resolving the local authority issues that councillors are elected to deal with. - Radically new council group changes all the dynamics: party politics dead in Argyll
Thinking of ornithological similes, the behaviour of the Argyll & Bute body politic brings to mind the story of the fabled Oozlum Bird – the one that flew in ever decreasing circles…..
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That's our context for a bill introduced by Sens. Kay Bailey Hutchison of Texas and Jon Kyl of Arizona. Their Achieve Act offers a pathway to legalization for illegal immigrants brought here as youngsters who are now pursuing higher education or military service. Their bill would stop short of providing a separate pathway to citizenship.
You will recognize some elements from the repeatedly failed DREAM Act, which did forge a citizenship path and which this newspaper supported as a reasonable step, especially as part of a broader immigration solution.
In short, this newspaper favors a comprehensive package that includes improved border security and an expanded guest-worker program that allows U.S. businesses to hire workers for low-skilled jobs that Americans have shown little interest in taking. We favor strict workplace enforcement, including mandatory use of the E-Verify program.
The U.S. must create a strong incentive to encourage the estimated 12 million illegal immigrants already here to emerge from the shadows. We see that incentive as a tough but fair pathway to legalization.
The Hutchison-Kyl bill, while short of that, is a forward step. And forward has been a rare direction on immigration for a Congress and White House gridlocked over almost everything.
It's even more important that this bill comes from two GOP leaders in the Senate, albeit two senators on their way back to private life when this lame-duck session ends. Neither sought re-election this fall. In fairness, they are not the first Republicans to stick their necks out.
President George W. Bush spent much of his political capital in a failed reach for comprehensive reform in 2007. Sen. John McCain led the fight in Congress, which doubtlessly affected grass-roots enthusiasm for his 2008 presidential bid. Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida, a future GOP leader, has promised DREAM-like legislation, although he's not part of the Hutchison-Kyl effort.
Beyond the politics, the Achieve Act would begin to correct an inequity in current immigration law that punishes young people for their parents' acts. It would apply to applicants who entered the U.S. before age 14 and have lived here five years. We would hope many of these U.S.-educated young people would take their proper place in line and seek citizenship, but the most important issue is to legalize their statuses in the only country most have ever known.
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Equius' sprite was making me the sad so I tried to fix it up. I'm not the best at fighting stances so I'm still fiddling with it. (Old on left, mine on right)
In regards to only partial role-playing in the Hearts boss battle, I thought maybe Nepeta begins sparring with Terezi, but at a certain point, Terezi feins being critically wounded and calls upon a "dragon" to help her. This could either be her donning her cloak or maybe even bringing out a Scalemate. Then I tried drawing both of those ideas for fun because dragons be cute.
Zerovirus, I liked your Terezi animation! Very fluid. Are you going to include Terezi using her sword cane too? I thought it'd be funny if she got like three different weapon usages out of her cane. If you've already got all her moves planned, though, then NEVERMIND.
If there are no further comments on my Kanaya and Tavros sketches, I can begin to convert them to sprites. Does this accurately portray how big the shopkeeper picture needs to be? Or does anyone have a better mock-up/size approximation? ALSO: which side should they be facing? (since Kanaya is one of the non-symmetrical trolls)
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Friday in Fayetteville legislators held a forum to discuss House Bill 1243 allowing trained faculty and staff to have guns on campus.
The Chamber of Commerce was packed with folks ready to let their voices be heard.
One side said, let teachers teach and have more trust on campus.
The other said schools are notorious for not being protected which could lead to them being targeted.
Senator Jon Woods said the bill would not force faculty and staff to have guns, just give them the option.
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According to a news release, Christopher M. Mhoon, 27, was the person who was pronounced dead around 9:19 p.m. at the Cap n' Cork located at 5727 S. Anthony Blvd.
The coroner's office ruled the cause of death to be by gunshot wound -- the coroner's office does not specify how many times a person was shot -- and the manner of death was ruled a homicide. That designation raises Allen County's total homicides this year to 18.
According to information released earlier by the Fort Wayne Police Department, preliminary investigation indicates that Mhoon and another man got into an argument at the business. That dispute reportedly turned physical before shots were fired.
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