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Abstrakt AB:05 - BrewDog
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2.55/5 rDev -36.4%
Big thanks to Crosamich for this one. This beer hits you with a strong scent of really minty dark chocolate. It also has a really interesting fruity characteristic from the yeast which takes over the beer. As for the taste, it hits hards with really fruity coconut, mint, and dark chocolate; but honestly it is almost like a faint dark chocolate covered raspberry. For having toasted coconut in the beer, it definitely is not coming through. Unfortunately, for me, I do not care for this beer. I think the yeast adds way too much of a minty green apple, in which I dont particularly care for. I am really displeased with this beer, I expected more from Brewdog because they have brewed way better beers. I do think the dark chocolate by itself would of been amazing, but in general I think I am not partial to Belgian yeasts because they tend to add tart, fruity characteristics, but in a Stout I dont think they fit. But the dark chocolate character is great.
07-25-2011 00:20:27 | More by PaulStoneAnchor
3.5/5 rDev -12.7%
05-28-2013 02:57:56 | More by spicelab
3.5/5 rDev -12.7%
12-29-2011 00:55:31 | More by ygtbsm94
3.5/5 rDev -12.7%
01-29-2013 09:01:00 | More by danieelol
3.58/5 rDev -10.7%
Served in a Dogfish Head snifter.
Bottle #532/3600, bottled on 2/20/11. I haven't had the greatest success with "Belgian stouts", but maybe the toasted coconut and cacao will help...? Let's see: It pours, following a protracted battle with the synthetic cork, a very dark black-brown topped by a finger of relatively short-lived sienna foam (all fizzy and whatnot, possibly from the cork battle). The nose comprises roasted malts, molasses, toasted coconut (holy shit, I can smell it, all up-front and personal-like...never experienced that before...), and light cocoa powder. The taste brings in more of the same, with the coconut really coming through from the get-go and hanging on through the finish. A touch of coffee finds its way in there as well. The body is a straight medium, with a light moderate carbonation and a smooth feel. Overall, a nice stout, though I don't get much Belgian-ness out of it, and the coconut is a bit too brazen for my tastes.
01-18-2012 04:21:38 | More by TMoney2591
United Kingdom (England)
3.68/5 rDev -8.2%
Thanks to Paxton1978 for this one
Popped the cork that did not "Pop" and Poured pitch black with little head turning to film rather quickly.
Aromas of dark malty goodness, toasted coconut, roast nuts, fruit cake, anise, sweet spices and alcohol
SWEET TALLAHASSEE ! ! ! (as my friend Arty says) It's like a dessert in a glass. Burnt Sugars, brown sugar, chocolate, coconut, syrup, dark fruits, cake and then more sweetness. There is a bit of bitterness but it is no match for all the sweetness and throws the balance off completely.
Carbonation was lighter than expected which was not a bad thing but the body could have been much fuller and richer especially for what I expected from such a sweet decadent beer.
I have really loved the AB series and am a Brewdog Fan. I had high expectations and was not impressed. Well made and I love what they do but not this time so much.
07-11-2011 21:17:30 | More by thepeter
3.78/5 rDev -5.7%
Drank from my Duvel tulip
Bottle 3445 of 3600
A - Pours the classic dark ebony colour with a two fingered tanned head that retains well.
S - Very malty aromas with somew hiskey booze, toffee and caramel.
T - Plenty of different flavours and dominated by molassis. Heaps of toffee and caramel with plenty of residual sweetness. The booze is well hidden.
M - Full body and minimal carbonation. makes for a very smooth stout.
O - Too dominant in molassis with not enough balance. A massive stout nonetheless.
10-29-2011 15:20:47 | More by eric5bellies
Ontario (Canada)
3.88/5 rDev -3.2%
Thanks to Jason for sharing this one. Figured no one else in our tasting group would mind if we drank it. Served in a Drie Fonteinen tulip.
A - A thin dark tan foam settles to concentric wisps, leaving behind spotty lace. Black body, with the faintest glint of brown at the fringes.
S - Roasted malts, cocoa nibs, chocolate cake, mild Belgian yeast character, vanilla, and a bit of alcohol peeking through. Doesn't smell at all like the more available Brewdog stouts I've tried, which is a good thing in my opinion.
T - Tastes more like dark bread, slightly doughy - that's the Belgian yeast at work I guess. Not as good as the aroma, with more of an umami character and less of the delicious chocolate. Again, no coconut present, so I'm guessing they didn't use much? Alcohol is well-hidden.
M - Slightly zesty carbonation, and a bit undersized for 12.5%. Medium-bodied, with a sticky and chewy texture. Mouth-coating stickiness that reminds me of chocolate milk.
D - Not as good as the AB:04, but still an enjoyable Imperial Stout. Why don't all Brewdog beers taste like the ones in the Abstrakt series - they'd be a much better brewery for it. Would have this again, but wouldn't try super hard to acquire it.
10-20-2011 19:19:36 | More by MasterSki
4/5 rDev -0.2%
09-22-2013 14:49:52 | More by brotherliam
4/5 rDev -0.2%
01-10-2012 02:34:33 | More by kjkinsey
4/5 rDev -0.2%
01-12-2012 08:27:30 | More by Texasfan549
4.03/5 rDev +0.5%
A thick syrupy pour, dead black.
Nose comes in with high quality chocolate, some soy sauce, mollasses, dark fruits, and roasted malt. The toasted coconut was a little hard to find.
Syrupy sweetnes but not to the point of being cloying. Mouthfeel is surprisingly thin. The nose directly represented the taste. Sweet chocolate aftertaste. I wish the coconut was more noticeable. This was like 04 where an ingredient could've been pushed more to the limit. If this is the same base stout they should really think about packaging this up and sending it over here, damn. This bottle had a little more soy sauce present than 04 though.
07-06-2011 03:18:53 | More by BearsOnAcid
United Kingdom (England)
4.03/5 rDev +0.5%
Pours like an espresso, thick and oily and black with a heavy crop of crema. Terminal viscosity. Big bad imperial stout nose: soy sauce, coffee, pure cacao, cola, raisins, creme de cassis, rum, raspberry, and nutty, toasty coconut. Not sure what makes it "Belgian" at this point, but nevermind — as an imperial stout it pushes all the buttons. Tastewise it is intensely sweet, full of blackcurrant, coconut, and coffee. With rummy raisins, chocolate brownies, sweet sherry, and a touch of lowland whisky, this is one mean son of a bitch. Half a pint is more than enough. A real treat, though not one I'd treat myself to often.
05-30-2011 19:43:31 | More by soulgrowl
4.05/5 rDev +1%
Poured from a 375mL bottle into a BrewDog cervoise glass. Bottled on 20 February 2011. No bottle number listed; I was told at the beer store that part of this batch was unavailable for bottling, but they didn't say why.
A: Again, I had a really difficult time getting the damn cork out. The head lasts only momentarily, but is incredibly dark brown. The surface is constantly disturbed by bubbles, but utterly without any vestige of head. Black and absolutely opaque.
S: Velvety and sweet. Big, punchy, and alcoholic, with definite chocolatey coconut. Yummm.
T: Weird. Incredibly sweet. Like, 9.5/10. It doesn't really taste like beer. More like...dark chocolate and coconut juice. The maintaste is good, but utterly one-dimensional. This doesn't really taste like a stout. The aftertaste is lightly bitter and enjoyable.
M: Smoothish and hugely sticky. Verging on cloying and steering away only at the last moment by dint of underpowered carbonation and a reluctant bitterness.
O: I am really conflicted. On one hand, it's a bold beer, and incredibly interesting. On the other, it's overly sweet and, once you've tasted it, that's it; there's no complexity. Were we using an rubric of 'drinkability,' AB:05 wouldn't pass the test -- I think consuming an entire bottle would make me sick to the stomach. However, it fares better than that Overall. Noticeably alcoholic. I wonder what this would have tasted like aged for several years.
Notes: "Belgian Imperial Stout aged on toasted coconut and cacao."
05-26-2011 21:51:20 | More by AgentMunky
United Kingdom (Northern Ireland)
4.25/5 rDev +6%
10-17-2012 12:49:13 | More by mdagnew
4.25/5 rDev +6%
09-02-2013 17:16:24 | More by JAHMUR
4.35/5 rDev +8.5%
A: To quote Comic-book-guy (from the Simpsons); could it be any darker? Pitch black pour with a thick brown creamy head that leaves nice lacings.
S: Rich roasted dark malts, dried dark fruits. Lots of chocolate (bitter dark) and lots of strong black coffee. Very faint vanilla - has this one been in a whisky cask?
T: Rich and full sweetness; roasted malts. Dark dried fruits and loads of strong black coffee and bitter dar chocolate. Faint coconut. Complex!
M: Full, smooth body and moderate carbonation. Aftertaste holds the bitter chocolate for a long time.
O: This is my favourite of the Abstrakts yet (I have had the first five).
07-09-2011 18:08:43 | More by Evil_Pidde
4.38/5 rDev +9.2%
Had on tap at the Holyrood 9A in Edinburgh.
A: Dark chocolate with a mocha colored head. Lots of sticky lacing.
S: It's always hard for me to pick up smells in a bar, but you can really make out the coconut on AB:05. I wish I had a bottle of this to take home to enjoy properly so I could get a better smell. Giving them the benefit of the doubt on this.
T: Very sweet and rich. Coconut, chocolate, caramel, dark fruit and toasted flavors. Pretty complex beer. I like it.
M: Rich and creamy. Almost like drinking melted chocolate. Leaves the mouth coated with a pleasent aftertaste.
D: The alcohol is very well hidding here. It's a good thing that the bar sell this in 1/3 pints only as they'd have a mess on their hands selling full pints.
I didn't get to try as many BrewDog beers as I had hoped while in Scotland, but I really enjoyed everything that I was able to find.
02-27-2011 04:15:36 | More by titosupertramp
4.53/5 rDev +13%
Bottle purchased from Slowbeer for me by @epiclurk. Shared with @tobeerornottobe.
Pours a lovely deep, rich and thick black colour, with a very minor, but fine head of mocha-brown. In essence, it's only a ring of very faint bubbles, but it suits this murky and heavy beer. Body is fluid but very thick. Because of the lack of head, there's no lace, but you kind of forgive it that. It's a very pleasant looking brew.
Nose is rich and roasty, with a deep, underlying sweetness. Certainly there's some coconut and cocoa character, melded with a deep vanilla, stacks of chocolate and coffee and a hint of sharpness that reminds me of Patrón Café. Perhaps it's the booziness, which is prominent, but which works itself into the overall picture really nicely. Lovely stuff.
Taste is just as good. Deep liqueur suppleness cradles a deep sweetness and a fragrant coffee and roast bite. Big chocolate characters meld with the slick and clear mouthfeel to make it feel a little like molten cocoa. Bitterness makes itself felt in the pure crazy depth of the beer, but really it's about the sweet rounded, caressing characters of the chocolate and malt sweetness. Gorgeous stuff.
This is a really, really lovely brew, almost certainly the best of the Abstrakt beers I've yet had. This is rich, supple, delicious and put together white purpose and foresight. I just love it.
11-24-2012 08:55:47 | More by lacqueredmouse
4.75/5 rDev +18.5%
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05-06-2012 20:08:39 | More by bsuedekum
4.9/5 rDev +22.2%
Bottle #1963. Bottled 20th of february 2011.
A: The liquid is as black as it gets. I used a white LED lamp to see if there was any color tones. Compact darkness, it didn't shine through at all. The foam is thick and chocolate brown. It sinks to a thin layer that stays around for a while before all foam is gone. Nice lacings.
S: Coconut, malt, cocoa, some alcohol. A tone of sweetness. Hints of freshly roasted coffee beans and also some oak.
T: Rather sweet. The first taste is toasted coconut, which goes away rather quickly leaving room to a creamy, rich taste of luxurious cocoa. Some bitterness from roasted malt is there as well. The sweetness is perfectly balanced by the bitterness. Some hop aroma is there as well. Alcohol is present but not unpleasant; it gives the brew another good dimension.
M: The liquid is sweet without being heavy. Perfect thickness: not syrupy nor watery. Carbonation is low.
O: Totally epic. I was afraid that it would be sweet and overwhelmingly coconut-tasting, but the coconut tone was perfect. Actually worth the high price.
05-29-2011 11:40:07 | More by cobrarax
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Dining Style:
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(407) 345-4570
Hours of Operation:
Lunch Daily: 11:00am - 2:30pm; Dinner Nightly: 6:00pm - 10:00pm
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Californian, American, Organic
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Small private dining room seats up to 20 people for breakfast, lunch or dinner. For larger parties, please contact us at 407.345.4532.
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Napa Restaurant, located on the Pool level of the Hyatt Regency Orlando, features food and beverages indicative of Northern California wine country cuisine. Architecturally designed to invoke the "valley experience," Napa proudly puts forth a menu comprised of ingredients that are seasonally fresh,
local, organic and sustainable whenever possible.
Napa's wine list is comprised of selections from premiere wineries found in Napa Valley and surrounding areas, as well as old world and interesting global designations.
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Diner Reviews
The chef at Napa has mastered the
art of combining flavor without overpowering. The tasteful eclectic mix of herbs in the entrees were near perfection. The California Wine country selections paired with fresh Florida farm raised meats and local seafood offerings were unbeatable!"
Dined on 8/13/2014
This place had Very Good Food and
plenty of choices for everybody. Good for Business Dinners when you have a wide variety of tastes."
Dined on 7/17/2014
While attending a conference
earlier this week I had to the opportunity to dine alone for lunch one afternoon (outside) and with friends another evening (inside). Both times my servers were exemplary (especially Rafael!) and the food was fresh and flavorful. There's a great wine list and the servers know their menus well. We brought along a 6 yr old to dinner and he was immediately taken care of with such great attention and care, that my friend and I could immediately relax and catch up without concern. I saw groups and singles dining here alike and everyone seemed to be enoying themselves as much as I was."
Dined on 6/24/2014
Napa is a great choice for Lunch
when at the Orange County Convention Center. Went twice for working lunches. Excellent food. Quick service (about an hour including the walk from the West Concourse). The Fish Tacos were great! Highly recommend Napa at the Hyatt. A little difficult to find, all the way to the left and down stairs from the check-in lobby, close to the pool."
Dined on 6/10/2014
Friendlest Service, competent,
very friendly entrance"
Dined on 5/19/2014
Recently visited Napa for a date
night out. The food was superb, lobster Mac and cheese was full of lobster. Tuna with Avacado was rich and creamy and the crunch of the sesame lavash was a great addition. The filet was cooked perfectly along with the roasted bone marrow. And the salmon was melt in your mouth tender, and the crab "soufflé" was heavenly. The server, Allen, was delightful. Very knowledgable about the menu and the wine menu. He guided us flawlessly through our evening. When we ordered appetizers and entrees we told him to pair us his recommendations for wine, and they were spot on. The restaurant was clean and quiet and it was a wonderful evening. The only oddity was the music, didn't seem to fit with the theme. "
Dined on 5/9/2014
Though the wait staff was good,
the food here is substandard. In attempting to replicate the flavors and style of Napa, California, they didn't even come within the state lines. We had to send our entrees back and order something else, which still wasn't up to par. Get a cab and go to Seasons 52, it will be worth it. "
Dined on 4/30/2014
What I didn't realize when I
booked my Open Table reservation is that Napa Restaurant is in the Hyatt Hotel. It almost stopped us from going, but boy would we have missed a wonderful evening! Try the Buffalo Short Ribs and Brussel Sprouts. "
Dined on 4/25/2014
Our server Scott was amazing, as
was all of the food that we had. "
Dined on 4/21/2014
Expensive but worth it. Service
was outstanding as was the food. I typically don't like to eat in restaurants located in hotels, but this was worth it. It's like going to a restaurant in Vegas in one of the hotels."
Dined on 4/11/2014
Nice waiter, but inexperienced.
Loooong gap between the 2 courses. Salad was barely dressed and dressing was hardly worth it, but garden greens were fresh and tasty. Lasagne smothered in orange cheese, American? Good wine and beer at good prices; food more pricey."
Dined on 4/9/2014
The Napa restaurant lives up to
expectations - excellent, food, amazing wines and definitive service from friendly and knowledgeable staff"
Dined on 4/5/2014
Quality of dishes at Lunch were
poor, taking into account the price (320 USD for 8 people). It was a pity as we invited our customer for the lunch. Breakfast was acceptable. Was impressed with friendly & kind services by the stuffs in the morning."
Dined on 3/25/2014
Napa is located in the Hyatt
Regency in Orlando, which is a lively setting. The restaurant sits on the pool level, so it's fun to watch the action while dining. The food is inspired by California cuisine. We loved the mushroom truffle risotto and the ahi tuna. Our server was friendly and expert, recommending the perfect wine to accompany a wide array of entrees."
Dined on 3/20/2014
The food here is excellent! I
visited Orlando for a week and ate there twice, both business dinners, and my clients loved it. The staff is very friendly, but their skills need improvement. But, the food was well worth it for sure!"
Dined on 3/12/2014
Good place, good food. A bit
expensive for the quantity of food you get"
Dined on 3/12/2014
This was truly the worst dining
experience I have ever had. The food was fair but the service was absolutely dreadful. We waited almost one hour just to get our drink order and then our food order took another hour. We had to contact the host and the manager several times throughout the mail just to get our food brought to us. It is clear that the service in this restaurant is nonexistent. The restaurant then have the nerve to add a gratuity of almost 20% for our party of six."
Dined on 2/23/2014
Group dining is frequently
challenging but not at Napa. Menus were solid and customizations were an option. On night of the event, service was attentive, meal was not rushed, and everyone commented on the quality of their meal. We would easily consider returning to Napa when in Orlando."
Dined on 2/18/2014
We had the special Valentine's
menu which was very good except for the risotto which was raw for both of us the server got two new orders but then seem to imply that it was some kind of rice and was supposed to be like that I told him that I had many risotto before and it can never be raw!. The service was hurried and not attentive very impersonal. We had breakfast there two mornings and it was great both good and service, they need to fix their night staffs, we'll consider going again and see if it changes for the better."
Dined on 2/14/2014
I took my wife to Napa for
Valentine's day and the experience overall was a good one. Our reservations were at 6 and we arrived ten minutes early. Unfortunately, the restaurant was not seating people yet and the bar wasn't prepared to be opened either, so we had to wait in the lobby for the next fifteen minutes. The service was a little slow considering that the crowd had not yet gotten there for the later rush. It was a little obvious that the kitchen was behind in getting ready. The food was very good, although the selection was more limited than I expected for a restaurant at this level. Also, the portions were moderate, although we left satisfied. I wouldn't be opposed to eating there again by any means, but I'm not in a rush to."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Food is very good. If the sauces
were less salty, we would rate it outstanding."
Dined on 2/14/2014
The beet salad was out of this
world. The salmon was a little bland but loved the crab soufflé. Superb wine list with our favorite winery, Swanson. Quick service, maybe a little too quick. Would go back."
Dined on 2/6/2014
Sorry, maybe my expectations were
too high. With a name like Nopa, I didn't ecpect to have to ask for a wine list."
Dined on 1/29/2014
This was a great place when owned
by the Peabody....please Hyatt fix the problem....wasn't close to full and sat for 3 hours...."
Dined on 1/22/2014
Found this place while searching
for a nice place to celebrate a christmas birthday. Our birthday guy loves wine so this seemed to be a good choice. The food was great and the service was fantastic. We want to return for dinner sometime. Big plus for us was the vegetarian and vegan options. Best hummus I've ever had."
Dined on 12/25/2013
really nice food & my waiter
recommended dishes that met my pallet perfectly .. great service."
Dined on 11/13/2013
Napa was just another elevated
price hotel restaurant trying to provide something a little different for those want to eat at the hotel. The food was fine and the service better. While there are a large number of options just up the road from the hotel (mostly national chains), Napa is a safe choice for those who would prefer to stay to eat at the hotel."
Dined on 10/25/2013
What used to be Napa at the
Peabody has changed as the hotel was bought out and is now the Hyatt Regency. All the 'ducks' are gone! The appetizers & entre' were very good, but there was no dessert choices."
Dined on 10/12/2013
I would consider this dining room
of San Francisco quality with a fine wine list , sophisticated menu and chic decor"
Dined on 10/11/2013
We chose this restaurant from the
list available for Orlando's Magical Dining Month and it did not disappoint. We each chose a different appetizer and had a taste of the other's dish. The roasted pineapple vinaigrette on the bibb lettuce salad was amazing, but the squash soup with sage and toasted marshmallow was incredible! We both chose the filet mignon with huckleberry demiglace which was accompanied by brussel sprout and smoked bacon risotto. To finish, we had both the nutty brownie which was more a chocolate mousse which was creamy and decadent and the apple crumb cake with ice cream and candied walnuts was quite light and more like a bread pudding. The service was quite good and the atmosphere is very pleasant."
Dined on 9/29/2013
Went here for magical dining. The
menu sounded incredible. Service was good. For some reason we thought the flavors and ambiance would blow us away, but everything was like one thing away from a wow. Come here with no expectations and you will enjoy yourself."
Dined on 9/28/2013
Food was good - not great. Very
small portion size. Don't bother with desert."
Dined on 9/28/2013
The ambience was perfect. Not too
bright, but not so dark that you couldn't see your food. The noise level was perfectly acceptable. Service staff was extremely attentive without being overbearing and very cordial. The food was very flavorful with eye-catching presentation and moderate portion sizes. The wines by the glass selection was well suited to be paired with anything on the menu. We went for Magical Dining month, so the value was great. If not, the menu was on the pricy side."
Dined on 9/25/2013
Showed up at 1225pm for a 1230pm
reservation. Hostess told me "no tables are available" and "if I want to go somewhere else, now is a good time". Really?"
Dined on 9/24/2013
Expectations are generally low for
eating in Orlando, however this restaurant didn't even meet the very modest standard I set for this region. Mussels were "off" and a steak sandwich was covered with what seemed to be a cheese-like substance, not cheese. Nuf said."
Dined on 9/23/2013
Incredible food. The Fall Squash
Bisque with the marshmellow is incredible. The service was SLOW but friendly and professional."
Dined on 9/21/2013
The food was not very good and the
service was super slow. I ordered the gnocchi and didn't eat the majority of it. The restaurant was not busy at all, so I have no idea why the service was so slow. The wine list was the only upside to the evening."
Dined on 9/19/2013
This was our first visit to Napa
and it exceeded our expectations, notably we did not have to ask for the Magical Dining menu which was also very nice."
Dined on 9/17/2013
The service was prompt and not
overbearing. The courses came out on time and the food was eye appealing and delicious."
Dined on 9/17/2013
Disappointed. We love the Peabody
hotel, but i guess there's a reason this restaurant was nearly empty. The food is overpriced and small portions. However the food did taste good. Somehow the service was slow even though only 4 tables were occupied in the entire restaurant. Definitley would not go again. If you're staying at the hotel you're better off at the Beeline Diner or take a cab to a nearby restaurant."
Dined on 9/15/2013
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ROCHESTER, Minn. (KTTC) -- When it come to having babies, whether you're talking about fatigue, stretch marks, weight gain, post-partum depression, or a c-section, pregancy leaves its mark on a woman.
That's the price of bearing children.
Yet there are some women making the same sacrifices - so other families can recognize their dreams of having children.
These women are called carriers and for one Rochester family it's the answer they've been looking for.
This summer Eric and Amy Henderson will head home from the hospital with not one but two brand-new bundles of joy.
Amy Henderson says, "I woke up on Christmas morning and I'm one of five kids and I thought I don't want Sophie to be all by herself on Christmas Day."
About four years ago Sophie became the newest member of the Henderson family. After losing their first child about halfway through the pregnancy, doctors weren't sure if Amy's body could sustain a pregnancy.
Amy says, "After she was born Eric and I made a decision that we wouldn't try to carry anymore children."
The Henderson's spent a couple years on the roller coaster of adoption, they decided to use a gestational carrier.
Carrier Kelley Larson says, "I'm a little over half-way and I'm as big as I was when I gave birth to my kids."
Larson is carrying twins, a baby boy and a baby girl.
Kelley explains, "I wouldn't say I love it but I am really good at it."
Amy says, "Everybody's excited. Then when they hear that it's twins, they're like 'holy cow twins' and it's like 'ya, holy cow, it's twins!'"
The idea occured to Kelley after the birth of her son. From that moment she knew she eventually wanted to help another family realize their dreams of bringing biological children into the world.
Kelley says, "I didn't know anyone that was having trouble getting pregnant or anything in my life. I honestly just feel like it was something that was put in my spirit to do. We live on this planet for such a short amount of time and what a radical thing that I could do in my life here."
The Henderson's were able to provide the embrios, meaning the twins are full-siblings to Sophie.
Kelley says, "I feel like it's a pretty black and white thing. I think women can either do it or not do it. Because I felt like I could then how could I not was kind of my feeling."
But not everyone accepts the idea right away.
Kelley explains, "They're like how can you do that? How can you carry a baby or in my situation babies and just give them away at the end of it? I think that if the shoe was on the other foot I would hope someone would do this for me."
Kelley is happily married to her husband of 6 years.
She says, "I feel very fulfilled in my life. I have three of my own kids and I think it would be a different story if I wanted more kids."
The problem many women would run into is the bond that's often formed during the 9 months of pregnancy making it nearly impossible to part with the children after the birth. Kelley says for her it's not an issue that she has a grasp on the reality of her situation.
Kelley says, "They're not mine. From the very beginning, they're not my babies."
Amy says, "It means a lot to us because this is something I'm not able to do myself and I could never thank her enough for all that she's done."
Even though Kelley isn't the mother and isn't related in any way, for this short time Kelley plays a crucial part in the lives of the Henderson's children.
Kelley says, "When all is said and done I will happily pass two babies off to Amy and Eric."
Amy says, "We'll be able to explain to them, you are our biological babies but yet someone carried you for us and gave you life that I'm not able to do."
Two babies who are to be born by means that even in our lifetime was once nothing more than a dream.
It's up to the families and carriers to work out the details with a lawyer.
They must decide whether or not they will maintain a relationship with the carrier after the birth, payment and more.
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The amount of legal aid terror suspect Abu Qatada has received was revealed to Labour MP Valerie Vaz in a written parliamentary answer by Justice Minister Jeremy Wright.
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The LSC have not received final claims from Abu Qatada's solicitors, but have confirmed that they had provided £515,778 in legal aid funding to Abu Qatada as of December 5.


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A CONVICTED housing benefit fraudster from North Yorkshire has been ordered to pay back more than half a million pounds within a year.
Dennis Morris, 59, from Low Row, Port Mulgrave near Whitby, was jailed in September 2010 following a three year fraud investigation by North Yorkshire and South Yorkshire Police and the North East Regional Asset Recovery Team.
They found he had been living with his long-term partner, Susan Clarke, 51, from Sheffield, but since 1984 he had pretended to be her landlord.
Following his arrest in 2007, other documents were discovered which showed he was using other identities in the Sheffield area and claiming benefits himself.
Investigators also found the attic of a derelict property in Sheffield had been used as a makeshift office to coordinate the large-scale fraud.
The fraudsters had created numerous identities from addresses which they had either bought or rented and obtained credit and bank accounts under these false names. They also obtained drivers' licences and bought vehicles under their false identities.
Morris was jailed for four years.
Also convicted for their part in the fraud was David Smith, 58, from Sheffield and Susan Clarke.
Smith was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison, and Clarke served a 21-month sentence.
At Sheffield Crown Court on Tuesday, November 20, it was determined the three had benefited by a total of more than £2.2m from the proceeds of their crimes.
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March 10, 2011
Office of College Services Board Room
Richard Allison
Nancy Jenkins
Sam Bair
Maryann Anderson, College Council Chair, called the meeting to order at 2:33 PM.
Carl Francolino moved to approve the minutes of the February 24, 2011 meeting of College Council. Stephen Wells seconded the motion and the minutes were approved as amended.
Evelyn Kitchens-Stephens reported that the subcommittee met on March 3, 2011 and a hearing was held for changes made to the student handbook. The changes were approved unanimously by the committee with some amendments. Amendments included changes to grammar and wording with some concerns over the phrasing of gender-related items and possible confusion with transgender students. Donna Imhoff assured the committee that legally the wording is appropriate. A hearing for the proposal to add an FN grade is on the agenda for the next meeting. A brief discussion was had about the FN grade proposal.
The subcommittee also welcomed John Reynolds as a new committee member.
Dr. Kitchens-Stephens also mentioned concerns she received about email as an open forum during the review process. It was decided that the process should remain open and email users should make use of the delete button if they choose not to participate in the dialogue.
Stephen Wells reported that the subcommittee met on March 3, 2011 and covered two agenda items. Fran Dice attended the subcommittee meeting to discuss the academic calendar. Concerns were raised by a deregistration working group about the limited amount of time between the fall and spring semesters making it difficult to check for prerequisites and grades for those on probation or suspension. After a review of future calendars, it was determined that no additional time was available unless changes were made to the summer calendar. However, the 2012 and 2013 calendars will provide additional time because of the way the holidays fall.
The second agenda item was the approval of the Health and Physical Education (HPE) Program Review.
Program/Discipline Review: Health and Physical Education
Stephen Wells reported that the subcommittee approved the Health and Physical Education (HPE) Program Review with a few changes.
Gretchen Mullin-Sawicki, Bill Shay, Don Vescio, and Sam Bair attended Council to present the program review. Bill Shay explained that Bruce Turchetta should be noted as the lead coordinator for the program review and Eugene Turner helped guide the process. Mr. Turchetta and Mr. Turner could not attend. Mr. Shay reviewed the recommendations on page 29. He made special note of Recommendation #8, Habits for Healthy Living. Mr. Shay explained the philosophy for developing a class such as this with societal issues such as obesity and drug and alcohol addiction. Mr. Shay shared a rap he wrote to address drug and alcohol concerns and to note the insight and creativity in curriculum changes.
Gretchen Mullin-Sawicki discussed Recommendation #1, the addition of full-time faculty. Gretchen explained that both North and South Campuses do not have a full-time HPE faculty. The lack of a full-time faculty member at each campus has created issues with decision making and scheduling. She also pointed out that enough classes are available to warrant a full-time faculty member for North and South Campuses.
Stephen Wells explained the reason the subcommittee recommended adding the faculty hires to the recommendations list was to further strengthen the request when the hiring process takes place.
Donna Imhoff commented on recommendation #7 concerning grants. Dr. Imhoff pointed out that campus administration needs to be made aware of funding needs to assist with the grant process. Gretchen Mullins-Sawicki reported that Bruce Turchetta is putting together a facilities report to outline funding needs.
Discussion ensued on the College's efforts to raise awareness on drug and alcohol addiction. Donna Imhoff mentioned that the College currently does not have a program, but there are models available from other schools that could be explored.
Within the proposal, the following change was made:
Page 29, Recommendation #3 the word "capitol" was changed to "capital."
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Stephen Wells reported that the Engineering Program Review hearing will be discussed at an upcoming meeting.
Maryann Anderson pointed out that subcommittees need to inform the college community that April 7, 2011 will be the last subcommittee meeting.
Proposal: Course Title Change for CIT 100
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The motion passed unanimously.
Proposal: Change the Recommended Courses in Physics Program (047)
Carl Francolino made a motion to hear the proposal for course changes to the Physics Program. Rachel Matheis seconded the motion. Gene Zizka explained 3 changes to the Physics course work. Dr. Zizka provided a brief history of the Physics program. He described the first change is making Calculus a co-requisite that students should take in the first semester. The second change was required because the math department changed the course from one course, MAT252, to two courses, MAT251 and MAT253. This change separates differential equations and linear algebra. MAT251 Differential Equations will now be offered in the fourth semester and MAT253 Linear Algebra will be a restricted elective. The third change included the addition of restrictive electives to allow students to take program tracks and aid in transfer.
Rick Allison questioned the program objectives with three of five starting with "demonstrate." The objectives will be modified in program review and brought back through the curriculum subcommittee.
The motion passed unanimously.
Proposal: Course Revisions to EDU 140 and EDU 148
Stephen Wells made a motion to hear the proposal for course revisions for two EDU courses. Evelyn Kitchens-Stephens seconded the motion. Bonnie Ordonez explained that these two 1-credit courses were updated and modified to reflect Bloom's taxonomy and to align with the standards for catalog formatting. Carl Francolino pointed out that the topics increased.
Within the proposal, the following changes were made:
Page 4 the course title was changed with capital and lowercase letters, spelling was corrected to the word setting and the period removed after the course title.
Page 7 the word "Educators'" was changed to "Educator's."
Page 7 Learning outcome 2, the period was moved within the quotation, "Effective Practices for Career Preparation."
The motion passed unanimously with amendments.
Maura Stevenson reported that five proposals will be coming through the Curriculum subcommittee at the next meeting date.
Carl Francolino reported that the subcommittee did not meet. The subcommittee continues to conduct research in distance learning. The subcommittee is also looking at inexpensive and public domain textbook options. Discussion ensued on textbook costs and options.
Maryann Anderson asked Stephen Wells and Bonnie Ordonez to share the assessment objectives they wrote for the Academic Planning subcommittee. She asked that the other subcommittees bring assessment objectives to the next meeting.
There being no further business, the meeting ended at 3:53 PM.
Respectfully submitted,
Bonnie Ordonez for
Barbara Thompson
College Council Secretary


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* [[Nimloth of Númenor]], the White Tree of the [[Second Age]]
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Nimloth means "White Blossoms" in Sindarin (from nim- = "pale, white" and loth = "flowers, blossoms").
- Nimloth of Doriath, wife of Dior Eluchíl in the First Age
- Nimloth of Númenor, the White Tree of the Second Age
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Herbert Segal, M.D., M.P.H., of Raleigh, has been elected chairman of the Triangle Area Research Directors Council (TARDC). Segal, a retired colonel with the U.S. Army and a consultant in health care administration succeeds Eliza Robertson, of the National Humanities Center, as chair.
Maria Rapoza, Ph.D., vice president of science and technology at the North Carolina Biotechnology Center, was named chair-elect. Rapoza joins the long line of NCBiotech employees active in the organization. Shobha Parthasarathi, Ph.D., technology development director, previously sat on the TARDC steering committee. Charles Hamner, Ph.D., former president of the Center, served as TARDC chairman during the 1990-91 season.
Council arranges diverse group of speakers
This year's annual speaker series kicks off with a presentation from E. Wayne Holden, Ph.D., at NCBiotech on September 18. Holden, who became RTI International's fourth president earlier this year, is also a fellow of the American Psychological Association and has authored more than 130 articles, books, or book chapters on various topics in clinical child/pediatric psychology and health services research.
Speakers for the rest of the series include:
- John Hardin, executive director of the N.C. Department of Commerce's Office of Science and Technology, will speak October 16.
- Randy Avant, a professor in the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Department of Computer Science, will give a presentation November 20.
- On January 15, 2013, the group will hear from Bob Geolas, president and CEO of the Research Triangle Foundation (RTF), the non-profit that develops and manages The Research Triangle Park. Geolas previously led North Carolina State University's Centennial Campus and Centennial Biomedical Campus.
- Don Rose, director of UNC's Carolina KickStart Program, will provide the program on March 19, 2013.
Events on February 19 and April 16 will be announced shortly. The council is also planning a field trip to an agricultural biotechnology business in May.
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Boston, Mass. - February 14, 2009 - Junior Steve Headley won the 55 meter dash and broke the indoor school record in the 200 as the Springfield College men's track and field team competed in the Boston University Valentine's Invitational on Saturday.
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SC also had a handful of other nice individual performances as several athletes qualified for upcoming championships. Springfield's mile relay of Matt Krakowski, Kevin Belmont, Nickel Hay, and Eric Nascin finished with a time of 3:23.17, qualifying for Division III New England's, and Open New England's. Nascin also had a strong showing in the 800 as he ran a New England qualifying time of 1:57.88
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Woodside school suspends Spanish for grades 1-4
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on Jul 28, 2008 at 2:40 pm
From what I've read, age 3-5 is the ideal time to introduce a 2nd language. Waiting until middle school prevents most from every become fluent.
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on Jul 29, 2008 at 7:20 pm
On this planet, every school kid learns a second language. In fact, many kids overseas speak better English than we do here. Our kids in the US, of course, don't need to learn another language since we are the best, the most powerful, the biggest, the richest, have the most stuff, etc.
on Jul 29, 2008 at 8:55 pm
Yes. I agree with these folks. The schools in super wealthy Woodside should be teaching spanish as early as possible so that the kids can communicate with the hired help. Esta muy importante tener la abilidad hablar con sus empleados. Music? Physical education? Pish posh. Get a grip folks. I learned Spanish as an adult, and music will do more to enlighten these young minds than concentrating on one language. Do they offer French, German, Arabic or Chinese to kids so young? Teach them an instrument, make them run around a bit (fighting obesity) and they will be much richer for the experience. Just a thought.
on Jul 30, 2008 at 1:00 pm
Q: What do you call a person who can speak two languages?
A: Bilingual
Q: So what do you call a person who speaks only one language?
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on Aug 1, 2008 at 9:52 am
The first paragraph of this article gives the wrong impression on readers. It reads like our kids didn't have enough time for music or physical education because they were forced to learn Spanish instead. The reality is there are plenty of time and programs for music and PE at WES as it is, and also enough time to give our children the opportunity to learn a second language and enhance their lives. So, the Spanish program didn't really have to be cut. As a person who speaks multiple languages I can say that there are a number of benefits to learning additional languages. Our children learn to communicate with people from other countries, get exposed to new cultures, and learn to easily relate to people from other countries. In addition, learning a new language helps our children exercise their brains and improve their overall learning ability. I also don't buy the theories about the right age to learn a language. I learned my second language when I was 4, third language when I was 12, and additional languages after I was over 20. Contrary to common belief, I don't just use my language skills to communicate to the hired help at home, but I use them in business, helping out friends with translations, and when I travel abroad. In summary, it's very unfortunate to suspend the Spanish program at WES for 1 - 4 grades and deny our children this great learning experience.
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1:56pm Tuesday 8th May 2012 in View from the Chapel By Dan Kerins , Digital Editor
YOU know why I'm glad Saints are in the top flight again?
Because it means no more promotions – the hangover from the win over Coventry took two days to leave me in peace, and quite frankly, I can't go through that again anytime soon.
But I have to be honest – I'm going to miss the Football League.
Everyone wants their side to be playing with the big boys. Where's the fun in being an also ran?
Don't get me wrong, we had some horrendous times in the lower divisions – the successful Championship relegation battle, administration, the actual Championship relegation and the ignominy of being in the first round of the FA Cup, but the good times were far better.
The Johnstone's Paint Trophy final at Wembley was brilliant – it wasn't the 'glory' but rather the fun around it.
The stupidly good run at the end of 2010/11 which ended in promotion to the Championship and, of course, this season itself.
I honestly haven't ever enjoyed football as much as I have done over the last three seasons.
It helps that the older I get – theoretically that means more mature – the less impact supporting Saints has on my life.
That means a loss won't necessarily run the risk of me being single come Monday morning, for upsetting my better half with a foul mood and two-day sulk.
But at that's not to say the highs don't taste any less sweet.
The mood in the city last weekend was fantastic, but it lacked the same level of euphoria of the previous promotion.
Perhaps we're all getting a bit blasé about this success, eh?
It makes me glad I'm not a Manchester United fan, for example.
The unbridled success they've enjoyed mustn't taste so sweet if you can't remember – or have never experienced – the hard times.
When we were relegated in 2005, I couldn't imagine how things would get worse – how wrong I was.
But everything that has happened since then has made the current success all the sweeter.
I doubt being promoted in 2006 would have been as enjoyable as it was doing in 2012.
So while it's great to be back, it's also sad to know it's unlikely we'll be enjoying Saints in a title race like they've been this season – it was brilliant to be able to enjoy winning football week-in, week-out.
So let's the make the most of being back in the top flight – and all the pitfalls that come with it such as weird TV kick-off times and untold amounts of glitzification (yes, I know its not a real word) of the football 'experience' – but it will be a while before I manage to enjoy football as I have done since we first landed in League One.
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Jackson police have identified the two victims who were injured in a shooting Tuesday afternoon in the parking lot of Big John's.
Officer Colendula Green says the shooting happened in the Big John's parking lot at 3399 Medgar Evers Boulevard. The victims, however, were able to drive themselves to the 2400 block of Georgetown Avenue to call 911 for help.
Green says 40-year-old Leonardo White was shot multiple times and is currently in a local hospital with life-threatening injuries. The second victim, Jessie Whitfield, 40, was shot three times, and is recovering in the hospital with non life-threatening injuries.
"According to witnesses, it was some type of green colored small compact vehicle. Either a Toyota Camry or a Honda Accord that came on to the parking lot of Big John's Restaurant and fired rounds in the victim's car," says Green.
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New tech high specializes in technology, mathematics, engineering and science. Sixty percent of their graduates last year went to college. Most of those were the first generation to do so.
He says schools around the nation should do what they're do right here in Manor.
After hours of anticipation, President Obama entered the Manor New Tech High School gym to kick off his jobs and opportunity tour. His audience was hundreds of cheering students.
"Howdy Manor," President Obama said.
His message was to overcome what he called the single greatest challenge as a nation re-igniting the middle class.
"If you work hard no matter what you look like where you come from you can succeed. That's what we're fighting for," he said.
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The first floor has one Queen Bedroom and one with couple of Twin size Beds, and also has one full bathroom. The second floor has two King Bedrooms one of which is the Master Suite. The master suite has a great view and a charming balcony and its own private bath room. In addition, there are one queen-size bedroom and another one with couple of Twin beds. There are total 3 full bathroom at the second floor. On this floor, three rooms are equipped with 20" TV sets. For our younger guests, we have Travel Cots and Highchairs.
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Striking Cobra VI (Adept)
Survival Instincts V (Adept)
Teachings of the Underworld VI (Adept)
Thunderbolt V (Adept)
Titanium Relic
Undead Horde II (Adept)
Ursine Avatar V (Adept)
Vehemence V (Adept)
Virtue V (Adept)
Weapon Counter IV (Adept)
Advanced Armorer Volume 73
Advanced Armorer Volume 76
Advanced Armorer Volume 78
Advanced Armorer Volume 79
Advanced Carpenter Volume 77
Advanced Jeweler Volume 75
Advanced Jeweler Volume 76
Advanced Sage Volume 75
Advanced Sage Volume 76
Advanced Sage Volume 77
Advanced Sage Volume 79
Advanced Tailor Volume 77
Advanced Tailor Volume 78
Advanced Weaponsmith Volume 75
Advanced Weaponsmith Volume 76
Advanced Weaponsmith Volume 79
Blueprint: Call of the Tinkerer
Blueprint: Wormhole Generator: Antonica
Enigma of the Carpenter Volume 8
Enigma of the Tinkerer Volume 8
Enigma of the Woodworker Volume 8
Enigma of Transmuting Advanced Volume 8
a fishman scale amulet
a vampiric incisor
Absolution VI (Adept)
Advanced Carpenter Volume 83
Ambush VIII (Adept)
Assault VII (Adept)
Battle Tactics VI (Adept)
Cacophony of Blades III (Adept)
Ceremonial Burial Cowl
Chain of the Caretaker
Chains of Torment VII (Master)
Chaos Anthem V (Adept)
Chaos Anthem V (Master)
chipped ivory mask
Controlled Rage VI (Adept)
Defile III (Adept)
Demonstration of Faith VII (Adept)
Devious Blade V (Master)
Epiphany VI (Adept)
Epiphany VI (Master)
Fiery Annihilation VIII (Adept)
Fiery Magician VI (Adept)
Finely Stiched Leather Gloves
Fuliginous Whip VI (Adept)
Fusion III (Adept)
glass flower
Glory IV (Adept)
Head Shot VI (Adept)
Heretic's Doom VI (Adept)
Hidden Shot VI (Adept)
Hold the Line VII (Adept)
Insidious Whisper VIII (Adept)
Inspired Daring III (Adept)
Ivory Visage
Jael's Dreadful Deprivation VI (Master)
Kidney Stab VII (Adept)
Knight's Stance VII (Adept)
Lightning Palm VI (Adept)
Lunar Attendant IV (Adept)
Maddening Swarm IV (Adept)
Mana Sieve III (Adept)
Manatap V (Adept)
Mark of Divinity VI (Adept)
Ministration IX (Adept)
Mistmoorian Brooch
Mock VIII (Adept)
Moderate Essence of Runes
Painbringer VII (Adept)
Pandemic VIII (Master)
Penitent Kick VII (Adept)
Photosynthesis VIII (Master)
Protoflame IV (Adept)
Purifying Flames VI (Master)
Razor Edge VI (Adept)
Rending V (Adept)
Rob VIII (Adept)
Roundhouse VII (Adept)
Rune of Thought VII (Adept)
Sandstorm IV (Adept)
Scorched Plate Sabatons
Shroud of Bertoxxulous VI (Adept)
Signet of Intellect VII (Adept)
Skeletal Grasp V (Adept)
small bag of compost
Smite Corruption IV (Adept)
Sneak Attack VII (Master)
Solar Flare IX (Adept)
Soulrend VII (Adept)
Stunning Roar V (Adept)
tentacle statue
Thunderbolt VI (Adept)
Undead Knight VIII (Master)
Ursine Avatar VI (Adept)
Vacuum Field VIII (Adept)
Vital Intercession VIII (Adept)
Wrath Stance VII (Master)
Item submitted by Fathercat on 2009-01-05 19:27:58
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