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Salzburger Nockerl with Raspberry Sauce
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Published: August 2011 Servings: 4 time: 20 minutes time: 1
- 1/2 cup (packed) almond paste (about 5 oz.)
- 1/2 cup whole milk
- 1 Tbsp. all-purpose flour
- 3 large eggs, room temperature, separated
- 3/4 tsp. vanilla extract
- 1/8 tsp. fine sea salt
- 1 cup fresh or thawed frozen raspberries
- 1/4 cup raspberry preserves
- 2 Tbsp. powdered sugar, plus more for dusting
- 1/4 cup sliced almonds
Nutritional Information
One serving contains:
- Calories (Kcal) 325.4
- %Calories From Fat 43.4
- Fat (G) 15.7
- Saturated Fat (G) 2.8
- Cholesterol (Mg) 162.0
- Carbohydrates (G) 39.2
- Dietary Fiber (G) 4.1
- Total Sugars (G) 28.2
- Net Carbs (G) 35.1
- Protein (G) 9.9
- Sodium (Mg) 135.0
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Preheat oven to 400°. Blend first 3 ingredients and egg yolks in a processor until smooth. Transfer mixture to a small heavy saucepan and stir over medium heat until custard thickens slightly, about 5 minutes (do not boil). Pour into a medium bowl; stir in vanilla and salt. Let soufflé base cool to barely lukewarm, about 20 minutes.
Mix berries and preserves in bottom of a 9" glass pie plate. Using an electric mixer, beat egg whites in a large bowl until soft peaks form. Gradually beat in 2 Tbsp. powdered sugar; beat until stiff but not dry. Fold whites into soufflé base. Spoon soufflé atop berry mixture, mounding slightly in center; sprinkle with almonds. Bake until soufflé is deep brown, 16-18 minutes. Dust with powdered sugar and serve.
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If convicted, Paul Anthony Ciancia, 23, could get the death penalty. He was arrested Friday after authorities say he barged into a terminal, pulled an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle from his duffel bag and opened fire.
Federal prosecutors filed charges of murder and commission of violence at an international airport.
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A Transportation Security Administration officer, Gerardo I. Hernandez, was killed and five others suffered shooting injuries, including two TSA officers and Ciancia. Hernandez was the first TSA official in the agency's 12-year history to be killed in the line of duty.
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ST. LOUIS -- Tyler Colvin's season got an extension.Colvin, the Cubs' No. 1 pick in the 2006 First-Year Player Draft, will join the team in Milwaukee on Monday. The team decided to call up the outfielder after general manager Jim Hendry suspended Milton Bradley for the rest of the season. The Cubs have been playing short-handed in the outfield because of injuries to Alfonso Soriano, Reed Johnson and Sam Fuld. "We'll get another outfielder and we'll get a look at our future," Cubs manager Lou Piniella said. "We'll put him in the outfield and let him play." Colvin batted .300 with 14 homers, 12 doubles, seven triples and 50 RBIs in 84 games this season for Double-A Tennessee, which reached the Southern League championship. The Smokies' season ended Saturday night with a 7-3 loss to Jacksonville as the Suns took the best-of-five series, 3-1. Colvin batted .172 in eight postseason games with two doubles, one homer and four RBIs. Bradley was sent home after Hendry decided comments the outfielder had made regarding "negativity" around the Cubs was enough. Colvin most likely was headed home, too. He'll get about two more weeks to play. The left-handed-hitting outfielder actually began this season at Class A Daytona as part of his rehab from Tommy John ligament replacement surgery on his left elbow in November 2008. Last year, Colvin batted .256 in 137 games for Tennessee. What else do you need to know about Colvin? He was born in Augusta, Ga., was a member of the gold-medal-winning Team USA in the Baseball World Cup in 2007, and has a bright future. And 15 days after celebrating his 24th birthday, he'll be in the big leagues. Pitching matchup
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"A bigger and better association could affect policy change more significantly," said Carlton Barclay, chairman of the CAB.
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4.13/5 rDev +3.3%
I picked up a 22oz bottle of this a while back and it was tempting me for a few weeks so I opened it over the weekend and shared it with a friend.
Opaque nearly black with a modest head leaving little lace. The sweet almost molasses aroma was not overpowering but just about right. I found this to be a fine example of a Russian Imperial Stout, rich, well balanced and delicious. The mouthfeel was exceptional, heavy bodied with a warming alcohol presence. I just wish I had a few more bottles to cellar.
02-27-2007 19:43:46 | More by Doppelmax
3.6/5 rDev -10%
Batch # 5....bottled November '04.
Black in color with a full two finger of tan head...carbonated and produces very little lacing.
Pleasant aromas filled with cocoa, slight espresso, vanilla.
Taste is decent...still quite hot with alcohol up front, but fades as it warms to room temperature. A burnt flavor takes over and distracts you from a lot of nice characteristics coming out of this one...roasted malty sweetness, and a huge chocolate profile.
Mouthfeel is medium-bodied and the carbonation is a touch too high.
This one was sent to my by skyhand (thanks) and I have one more in the cellar with no clear bottling date from bennetj17...I hope it is a bit fresher as I'd like to see if this burnt flavor is predominant in a fresher one.
Fairly easy to consume this one, but not begging for more.
07-13-2006 00:20:13 | More by warriorsoul
4/5 rDev 0%
Very nice beer. Pours dark brown, opaque, and a big, bubbly thick tan head. Rich chocolate cake aroma, lots of malt, roasted coffee, and leather. Big roasty flavor, chocolate malt, and bitter hops in the taste. Some soy, caramel, and vanilla around the edges. Loved it.
12-08-2008 22:55:26 | More by magictrokini
4.22/5 rDev +5.5%
Thanks to Mikesgroove for this brew.
12oz. brown bottle poured into a snifter. No dating. Bottle clearly reads 8% ABV, no 10%.
A: Pours pitch black with a good viscosity. A good sized tight head forms and holds nicely. Some lacing.
S: Very rich in coffee. Strong, bitter black coffee and spent coffee grounds. A solid molasses and alcohol line plays a good second fiddle. A bit of dry, irish style malt and chocolate linger in the back.
T/M: Again, strong coffee, with the spent grounds a bit more in the foreground. Great bitterness to the drink. There's still a good molasses and alcohol mixture but not quite a potent as the aroma, which is a bit unfortunate. More of the dryness and chocolate side but a bit creamy at the same time. Body is medium full.
D: Pretty damn drinkable and tasty to boot. Only 8%(for a RIS) is definite plus.
06-09-2008 04:31:06 | More by pwoods
4/5 rDev 0%
Pours a deep impenetrable black with ever so slight ruby highlights. Good fizzy tan head stays around for a couple minutes but fades quick to a ring and skim leaving good lace.
Nose is ok, but nothing really stands out. Some roasted malt and dark fruits.
Flavor is much nicer than the smell would indicate. A great roasted malt profile with some edgy bitterness. I like this. Starts off creamy and smooth, quickly jumps into big roasted dark malt flavor. There is next to no dark fruit in here like the nose indicated (a good thing here). Some good bitterness on the finish, and the roast lingers on into the aftertaste.
Mouthfeel is a touch thin, but not too bad. Carbonation is right where it should be, maybe a tiny touch over.
Drinkability is pretty solid, the abv is down to 8% now, but it doesnt show up at all. Very drinkable.
Overall I am kind of impressed with this. I wish the finish was a bit more in your face, and kind of held on a bit stronger and longer, but overall a good stout. If you like the roastier ones, with a good dark malt bitterness, this one should be in your fridge. A good brew from fish and one I will revisit. Not sure about the aging potential on this one, as it drinks quite well now, but we'll find out! haha. Good beer.
01-29-2009 04:13:23 | More by AKBelgianBeast
4.5/5 rDev +12.5%
Batch 5, 2004.
Flat black topped with a modest sheet of buttery tan.
Intially charred and smoky on the nose with a backing green, minty hop notion, but vanilla, hazelnuts, toasted oak, bourbon, and fudge crawl out once it sits for a couple moments.
Taste is a reflection of the aroma. Big, black, and burnt up front. Full of espresso and charcoal. Sweetness gradually takes residence, with molasses, liquorice, caramel, and smoked prunes. Woody as it goes along, with a lightly tart oak nuance, waving havelnuts, and a more persuasive vanilla essence. Some tannic elements as this gains vinousness, and brings to mind Pinot Noir. Ends with molten fudge drizzled, bourbon-spiked red wine cut with electric, leafy, wintergreen hops.
Medium-full in the mouth, sedate, but steady carbonation.
This is deep, complicated, heady stuff, but vastly drinkable as well. A real gem.
03-14-2005 19:47:33 | More by cokes
Ontario (Canada)
3.3/5 rDev -17.5%
Opaque black with disapearing white head. Coconut in the coffee and chocolate malt that just didn't work. much more drinkable when warmed up to full room temperature. Carbonation pushed the fomer taste into the mouth. Whole thing didn't work that well. Bit of a disapointment, but thanks Joe McPhee.
07-17-2005 06:27:24 | More by Sammy
4.53/5 rDev +13.3%
Batch #3, November 2001. Aged roughly 3 years. Absolutely stunning!!! The opaque black body reveals only minor glints of ruby at the sides and base of the glass, and its frothy dark-tan head seems to hold on forever. The lacing, however, is limited; but that's to be expected in a high alcohol brew. The nose suggests bourbon, cocoa-ish malt, vanilla, and a touch of alcohol-soaked summer fruit. The body is full and rich with a smooth and creamy feel, and it very subtly tingles the tongue before it slides dextrinously away. Rich notes of bourbon dominate the flavor amidst a solid layer of leafy and somewhat pine-like hops and slick, dark chocolate, molasses, and alcohol. And despite the richness of its malt, the alcohol become apparent at mid-swallow and lingers into the aftertaste. Notes of fig and prune appear as well. Well done, and this is certainly a beer to cellar for at least a year. Still, worth trying even fresh!
08-07-2004 03:33:58 | More by NeroFiddled
4.25/5 rDev +6.3%
12oz single, Woodmans, retail was probably 3.49 but i doubt i was charged more than 1.50, purchased about a month ago
Batch #5
appearance: pours an opaque glassy black color, chocolate brown head is controlled and lacing is thin
smell: dark and roasty, molasses, alcohol, raisin, dark chocolate, smoke, ground coffee..lots of interesting things going on
taste: oooh this is nice, quite bold and robust....smoke is heavy on the tongue right away, the most licorice presence i have ever tasted in an imp stout, bourbon covered pruins and raisins as well as other dark fruit are potent, some sweet chocolate buried beneath complimented by a slight hoppiness, cocoa/coffee ground maltiness
mouthfeel: very creamy, thick bodied, slightly bitter aftertaste
drinkability: quite drinkable
This was a nice departure from the norm of the russian imperial stout variety...some great flavors that aren't typically this out in the open
11-13-2005 01:10:06 | More by dirtylou
4.13/5 rDev +3.3%
Huge thanks to csmiley for this one. Love getting beer I never knew existed. Thanks, man.
Poseidon's very ominous. It's very dark brown in color, nearly black. No light's getting through even at the edges. A firm mocha colored cap sits on top and easily reaches two fingers in depth. It was slow to recede and left sticky strands of lace clinging to the glass. Impressive stuff.
The nose is equally impressive. It's loaded with sweet chocolate and roasted malt aromas. I can't tell which is stronger. Suffice it say that this one is malted by the gods. At least it smells that way. Coffee and strong espresso notes add quality depth. Alcohol is easily noticeable and could be a little much. I'll reserve judgment on that point for the moment. Overall, it's very impressive. I didn't know what to expect and I'm very pleasantly surprised.
The flavor doesn't have quite the same impact, but it is very good. The first sip confirms it's heavily malted stature. Roasted malts are very flavorful and taste great against the sweet fudge backdrop of chocolate malts. A strong coffee presence certainly rounds the flavor out well. It's not as pronounced as the malt components, but it's very strong and effective. A surprising amount of hop bitterness surges toward the finish. It's a very welcome addition to the mix. The only drawback to the flavor here is the overly noticeable alcohol. It has a definite warming effect and is surprising for an 8% abv beer (as my bottle notes). Otherwise, it has a nice, powerfully malted flavor that's bolstered by strong coffee and hop flavors. Very, very good.
The body feels a little thin (even after it warms a little). It's smooth and carbonation is light, but it'd be better with a little more body. Drinkability is good, but is a little limited by the alcohol presence. It comes across as bigger than it really is and runs a tad too warm.
Fish Brewing's Poseidon is a surprisingly good Imperial Stout. It's a little too boozy and warm, but is otherwise a big time malty brew with a lot of flavor and character. The booziness problem is amplified by the fact that it's only an 8% beer. It's really not strong enough to warrant that, but nonetheless it's here. Iron out that small kink and you've got one stellar stout here. Highly recommended as it is.
04-25-2009 02:47:03 | More by prototypic
3.88/5 rDev -3%
12 oz bottle into a tulip glass.
Pours a deep dark black with a 1/2 finger of creamy, burnt mocha colored head. Frothy bunching around the edges throws a monstrous cascade of lace and brown oils up on the sides of the glass. The aroma is big and grainy smelling, with some roasted chocolate and coffee mix in for good measure. Maybe a touch of dark fruits thrown in as well. I'm really trying to pull more out of here but it's just not happening.
The taste fortunately gives up a bit more, with lots of big roasted oat character, along with some thicker and sticky notes of chocolate, molasses, and dark fruits. Coffee and roasted bitterness strongly pull up the backend of the profile, lingering in the mouth for a good long bit. This is actually quite good as it gets more up to room temp, maintaining a nice balance between the sweet and bitter characteristics. The mouthfeel is starts out a bit thin but them creams up more as it warms. The final result is still a touch light in the feel but the ABV is very nicely hid.
This one actually grew on me quite a bit as I worked through the glass. I wish that the nose and body had provided some more substance but for the most part, this was a solidly enjoyable Imperial Stout.
04-09-2009 17:02:52 | More by Kegatron
Alberta (Canada)
4.03/5 rDev +0.8%
Appearance Black as night. Lots of dark tan head which leaves tons of lacing. This is how I love a beer to look.
Smell Coffee, chocolate, alcohol, brown sugar, and roasted malt all arise. Not overly strong but has promise.
Taste Right off the bat you are bombarded by roasted malts and alcohol. The effect is very nice though. Coffee comes about to shortly there after and is followed by an almost sour feeling in the mouth. There is some bitter chocolate taste too and the finish is all of roasted malt and alcohol just like it started.
Mouthfeel Very thick and creamy. Great in that respect. The carbonation felt a little tickly though.
Drinkability This one is a sipper for sure but that what Im sure it was intended for.
I quite liked this and it makes me curious into what other Fish Tale beers will taste like. A good impression by this brewery.
07-29-2006 04:24:34 | More by Orrshow
4.47/5 rDev +11.8%
Unknown vintage of this 12oz bottle. Date not notched on label. Label states 8% ABV.
Very dark in color with some noticeable sediment coming out of the bottle. One inch of head forms and hangs around for a little while. Some spotty lacing is left on the glass. This RIS smells very good. Hints of chocolate, coffee, dark fruit, and bourbon. This is not barrel-aged but it sort of smells like it has spent sometime in a barrel. I really enjoyed the flavor as well. Not overly sweet or over hopped like some of the Best of Beer Advocate RIS's seem to be (looking right at you Darklord and Darkness). Nicely balanced. The malt comes through nicely with hints of chocolate and coffee, slightly roasted and smokey. Booziness is there but well intergrated into the flavor. Bitterness is moderate to slightly less than moderate. The body is not as full as other RISs but has nice carbonation and texture. Turned out to be one of my favorite RIS beers. I liked the flavor of this one.
07-04-2010 16:34:28 | More by morimech
Alberta (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev -1.8%
This one looks black in the glass, and an aggressive pour generated a finger of thick creamy beige head. The head dwindles down to a thin cap, but lacing sticks.
The smell is full of molasses, dark fruitiness, roasted malt or barley and a hint of black licorice. A relatively full smell, and not a disappointing one.
First mouthfull was like a slap in the face to the tastebuds, and for a moment I thought that it was too much. Up front it is darkly sweet, but the real flavour in this one is in the back half of the mouth. Very potent roasted flavours mixed in with a warm alcohol bite. Bitter and burnt, the flavour gets up into your nose as you breath after swallowing. An assault on the palate, perhaps the most active taste I've had in the style.
The mouthfeel is simply fantastic. Chewy and thick, with carbonation that feels perfectly natural. Soft edges with a mouth filling weight.
Clearly Fish Tale has gone all out for a big version of a big style. I like it, but I don't see myself drinking it often. I find myself wishing it would settle down some.
08-24-2006 00:48:23 | More by elricorico
4.05/5 rDev +1.3%
Vintage of this one unknown. Found recently on a shelf at one of the local outlet. Pours a dark brown/black with a thick and nice tan head that quickly reduces to a nice single layer of small bubbles.
Nose of sweet dark chocolate, sweet espresso and black licorice.
Mouth follows nose nicely with a nice creamy mouthfeel, good body and really nice balance. Dark unsweetened chocolate gives way to pleasant bitter coffee and licorice flavors. Complex and layered.
Finish is dark chocolate and espresso with a somewhat unique sweet dark chocolate that follows a hit of espresso/chocolate and some bitter grapefruit hops.
All very pleasant and complex. Surprised there is not more hype and/or discussion about this one. Good.
08-06-2009 03:44:20 | More by GRG1313
4.15/5 rDev +3.8%
12 oz. Deep brown/black pour, adequate dark cream head, with descent lacing. Roasty aromas, malt and coffee with some mocha, molasses. Taste compliments nicely, with some licorice and slight hop bittering. Almost creamy mouthfeel, especially as it warms. Drinkability is good, especially as it warms. Alcohol very limited presence. Very nice example of the style, not earth shattering, but worth revisiting if available. Solid brew.
09-19-2009 04:43:15 | More by Bung
3.5/5 rDev -12.5%
A 650 mL bomber from Liquid Solutions.
A: The stout has a dark brown color resembling more of a brown ale than a stout. The beer is not oily thick, looking like a standard dark ale. The head is a small white band.
S: The nose is an acrid, burnt malt. Chocolate and caramel notes come out as well.
T: The stout is strong on the burnt malt profile. Dark coffee beans and roasted grains shine throughout the beer. Some chocolate and caramel notes come through midway through the sip. The coffee and grains are somewhat thin the more I sip on the ale though, losing the malty flavor and leaving burnt element.
M: The mouthfeel seems to fall a little short on the flavor side, there are no wine-like elements, nor is there a truly memorable aspect of the flavor.
D: The beer is good but not great. I am quite surprised to see that this ale is sitting on the top 100 domestic beers list.
03-19-2007 01:16:52 | More by akorsak
Quebec (Canada)
4/5 rDev 0%
Bottle courtesy of CBA: Poured a deep black (not pitch black) color stout with a good foamy head with some good retention and some good lacing. Aroma of black chocolate with some bitter notes. Taste is also dominated by some nice rich chocolate notes with some bitter notes at the end. Body could be slightly fuller but the creamy texture and the chocolate notes are well balanced.
10-24-2007 14:58:38 | More by Phyl21ca
4.25/5 rDev +6.3%
November 2001 vintage
Pours motor oil, visous black with a moderate ecru head. no light refraction. Thick seen of lace on the glass.
Aroma chocolate, light coffe bens and distinctive vinous, red wine notes.
Flavor of chocolate covered red grapes is best description. Hints of roasted coffee on the finish. The aging of these in the barrels really adds a great subtle flavor to this chocolatey stout. Some dark fruity notes appear as it warms. Excellent representation of style and beautiful beer.
Mouthfeel is sweet and vinous and full-bodied with a big malt and liquor backbone. Alcohol fuel note on the back end.
Drinkability is good. Smooth and thick with varying degrees and sweet, roast bitter and alcohol tannins. Well done
02-05-2005 19:08:46 | More by CRJMellor
4.03/5 rDev +0.8%
A foam brick of two fingers worth of slowly fading dark tan almost brown head is what you notice first. Leaves a wall of lace as it fades. Body is pure syrupy total blackness. Nose has tones of roasty malt, coco, anise and soft alchol. Enters the mouth and imediatly paints the entire mouth with thick burnt malts, bitter chocolate and black licorice, while all the time being nicely creamy. Deeply dark and thick all the way through the palate. As you let it warm you get a soapy hop bitterness on the back of the tongue. Mouthfeel is thick, pillowy soft and creamy. A solid drinkable stout.
12-19-2008 19:41:35 | More by SPLITGRIN
3.13/5 rDev -21.8%
Poured from a bottle labeled "Vintage 2006"
Pours an opaque near-black, with a brown head forming slowly, and sticking around for a while. The head is dense enough to resemble cake, and leaves great lacing.
Smell is of coffee, plums, golden raisins, and a bit of alcohol.
Taste is wild and almost harsh. A very small hint of plums and cherries up front is run over by alcohol, a blast of hops, and then a very strong finish of coffee grounds. Way, way too bold right now, but I'll bet with a year or two on it, this could be truly excellent.
Mouthfeel is slightly drying, and harsh.
Make sure you have something heavy to eat this with, that will stand up to it, this is one wild brew.
05-25-2006 04:34:59 | More by waldowin
South Carolina
4.08/5 rDev +2%
I was finally able to track this one down and get to try it last night. I have been sitting on a few of them and it was nice to finally get to enjoy one of them. It was a 2007 release in a 12oz bottle which I poured into an Imperial pint glass after letting it warm up to cellar temperature.
Appearance - The look of this was just brilliant from the very beginning. Poured a jet black, completely opaque, and black as night, thick looking liquid into my glass, exactly the way it should have. A nice two inch high head of chocolate colored foam rose up out of the depths to come over the top of it. Excellent retention allowed it to hang around for a good five minutes or so before it retreated down to just a thin layer of tan across the top of the glass. Very nice side glass lace left silky smooth and cascading films over the side of the glass. It really was holding up to its reputation on looks alone.
Smell - The aroma was full of burnt malt smells. Hints of some light smokiness came over me first and were not at all unwelcome. I let it sit to let the flavor come out and some nice dark fruits then began to emerge. Lots of sweet aromas in here too, with hints of molasses and sugar all over it, some caramel and toffee like aromas coming through as well. Towards the end I started to get some coffee mixed in with it as well, pretty good here I have to say.
Taste - The flavor followed along the aroma very well, really starting to show off what it could do. The first flavor to hit was toffee and molasses which let you know right away that this was going to be a sweet stout. It rolled around for a little while with hints of plums and figs coming in and out of the picture. Rich molasses soaked burnt coffee coming into the picture, offering just the slightest touch of bitterness to it as it starts to finish up. Nice sweet creamy finish to it now with a good touches of smokiness to it as well. Really nicely done here with a good bitter and smoke filled taste lingering for a good while after.
Mouthfeel - The only slight knock I have against this one is that it felt a little bit light to me. Not really bad, just with the amount of flavor and depth this one had, I thought it could have been a little thicker. Lots of carbonation in this one, which was probably why it felt that way, but nonetheless very nice indeed with a good smooth creamy feel.
Drinkability - For an 8% ABV RIS this had outstanding drinkability. I found myself taking increasingly larger sips as it went through and really pushing it down towards the end. Everything was remarkably well done and it really came across quite nicely. I could have easily had another one of these.
Overall this is a very good stout. I would have no issues with buying more of these. It had an interesting mix of smoke flavors and a nice sweet stout taste which came across very well. I would have to recommend giving this one a try as it is an excellent representation of the style.
04-30-2008 10:08:38 | More by mikesgroove
4.28/5 rDev +7%
appearance: The pour produces a low, mocha colored head that recedes to just a ring and a few bubbles on the surface. The beer is nearly black in color, with just a little brown excaping from the sides.
smell: Upfront is an equal blend of dark/bittersweet chocolates and deep roasted barley. Just behind is a considerable PacNW hop aroma, somewhat piney in character, with some ethanol vapours way in the back. Some hints of fresh cut oak are found.
mouthfeel: The carbonation is a very light medium, and the body towards the lighter side of the heavy range.
taste: The flavor is somewhat similar to the aroma. Dominant flavors of dark and bittersweet chocolates are followed up first by big notes of dark roasted barley, a little hardwood smoke, and dark, sweet fruits. The bitterness level here is really well done, not overdone like many RIS...just perfect. Nice PacNW type hop flavors are found as well. A light-moderate amount of ethanol is found.
drinkability: Easy drinking for the style, and a damn good beer.
The bottle indicates that this is from Batch # 5, bottled November 2004. Purchased this bottle at Woodman's in Madison back in January and smuggled back. Cellared since.
05-19-2006 00:51:55 | More by blackie
Alberta (Canada)
3.15/5 rDev -21.3%
From a 650 ml brown bottle, vintage 2006. Abv listed as 8%. Pours out a light impermeable pitch black, with a deep tan spongy/creamy head that retains to a fair sized cap. Sticky, coral reef-like lacing.
A rich, vinuous nose on this Imperial Stout, with rich roasted malt, dates, figs, blackstrap molasses, and some sharp notes of alcohol. A touch briney, similar to soy sauce.
Quite the whammy on the first sip, the palate is overwhelmed and the alcohol content goes straight to my head, as if it's splitting up into two to take me over--one to distract and confuse me, and the other party to go straight to the control center. Fortunately by the third sip the paranoia passes, and the flavour becomes more comprehensible. Massive chewy malt in the beginning, although dry as well, probably from a combination of the roasted malt and the alcohol. Fig newtons with a dash of soy sauce in the middle, along with a combination of raisins, rum and brown sugar. Some leather as well. The finish becomes more rounded yet just as bold, with dark chocolate and Turkish coffee, very dry and quite bitter. That dry coffee grounds character lingers on well into the aftertaste.
Smooth mouthfeel, with a creamy medium bodied texture, not as thin and runny as other Imperial stouts can come across.
I have to admit though, I'm really wrestling down this stout, this king of the sea isn't necessarily all that accomodating and friendly. In fact I keep glancing out of my peripheral vision for Captain Ahab to come along and help me out with it. Definitely a slow sipper of an ale, and best to share the bottle of this size with another willing party. I was happy to see this on the shelves here locally, but I can't really fathom going back for another one, not after the struggle it's taking to polish this one off. A good example of the bigger beers getting too big for their britches and less palatable as a result.
07-28-2006 04:01:34 | More by IronDjinn
3.05/5 rDev -23.8%
It's black with some brown edges when the light comes through. It has a little head that doesn't even cover the span of the glass. The smell has a little roastiness with a big alcohol smell. It also has coffe, raisin, and fig in the smell as well. In the taste the alcohol is prevelent with a big coffee flavor like a cappacino. The mouthfeel is good. I would have another, but would want to age it first to get some of the green characteristics out.
12-28-2006 14:15:19 | More by Erdinger2003
Fish Tale Poseidon's Imperial Stout from Fish Brewing Company / Fishbowl Brewpub
89 out of 100 based on 151 ratings.


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The "Holy Place" was the ultimate place of worship for Old Testament Priests. What was it about the furniture in this room that God wanted to teach us?
Series: Old Time Tent Revival
Contributor: Jeff Strite (701 sermons shared)
Denomination: Christian/Church of Christ
Scripture: Exodus 25:23-25:40
Shared: 3/29/2009
Is it possible to exist without God's Presence? What is it like to live with His presence?
Series: Meeting God On The Mountain
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Denomination: Christian/Church of Christ
Scripture: Exodus 33:1-33:23
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Shared: 10/30/2007
Is it only a dream? Is it just a vision? How real change and growth starts in the church.
Contributor: Bruce Lee (41 sermons shared)
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Scripture: Ezekiel 37:5
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This sermon takes off on the Greek text of Revelation. In 7:15, we are told God will shelter them - the literal translation is "tabernacle them" - or "spread his tent over them." The sermon then explores God in a tent with his people in Exodus, comparing
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C.S Lewis, in his book "Miracles" writes, "The presence of God is the most real thing we ever encounter." Moses prayed, "If your Presence does not go with us, do not send us up from here".Exodus 33:15
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In one sense, everything in the Bible is either about God's presence or about a lack of God's presence. Let's see why the presence of God is so important.
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As Christians we are meant to live each and every day in the presence of God.
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More than any other time beloved, we need the fresh Fire of the Holy Ghost upon our lives today.
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Players/Officials: AB de Villiers | Justin Ontong
Series/Tournaments: New Zealand tour of South Africa
Teams: South Africa
AB de Villiers has pulled out of South Africa's Twenty20 internationals at home against New Zealand in December, citing the need for extra rest before the Tests in January. Justin Ontong, the Cape Cobras captain, has been called into the squad.
"It's been an exhausting few months and I feel that I need some extra rest before the Test series," De Villiers said. "It's for this reason that I have put in the request and I'm grateful to the team management for supporting this decision."
When the squad was announced on December 13, South Africa's selectors had named Faf du Plessis as captain in order to reduce the workload on de Villiers, who was included as a player. Quinton de Kock, who was part of South Africa's Under-19 squad for the 2012 World Cup, had been designated as wicketkeeper for the T20s, and ESPNCricinfo understands he will also keep in the one-dayers after the Tests, although the ODI squad has not been named yet.
De Villiers has a history of back problems that have worsened because of wicketkeeping, and this request for a break will fuel speculation that he is in trouble again. After the World Twenty20 in September, de Villiers needed three weeks of rehabilitation for his back, and South Africa's management denied the injury has recurred again.
"There is nothing imminently wrong with his back, it is just about managing workload," Mohammed Moosajee said, the team manager, told ESPNcricinfo. "The plan is to rotate players like Morne Morkel, Dale Steyn, Jacques Kallis and Hashim Amla because of the schedule. Morne and Dale will probably only play one or two matches each. With AB, it's about getting his mindset right and getting him energised. It's physical and mental."
De Villiers had complained of stiffness and fatigue after playing in the domestic one-day cup playoff match on December 9. Moosajee said that could be a result of jetlag, as the team had only arrived from Australia four days before. De Villiers' role in the game could also have contributed to the fatigue. He scored a century and fielded for the entire duration of Cobras' innings because Heino Kuhn kept wicket.
Three days after that match, De Villiers said the game was "hard on my body," and that he was glad he was a wicketkeeper for South Africa "because the time in the field was tiring."
However, ESPNcricinfo understands wicketkeeping is partly responsible for de Villiers' back injuries. He became the permanent Test wicketkeeper after Mark Boucher retired and wants to continue in the role. A source close to Cricket South Africa said de Villiers had been initially reluctant to take on the job but had "changed his mind" since. With Tests the focus for de Villiers, despite his role as limited-overs captain, he will be rested when the schedule allows, although he will play the IPL.
De Villiers' replacement Ontong captained Cobras to the final of the domestic one-day cup. He scored 268 runs in 12 matches at an average of 44.66. He was part of South Africa's squad at the World T20, although he did not play, and will lead the A side in a practice match against New Zealand this afternoon.
"Justin has been in our limited-overs plans for some time now and he has underlined his worth during the recent one-day cup, when he excelled as a finisher," Andrew Hudson, the convenor of selectors, said. "As we all know he is also an outstanding fielder with his direct hits and a more than useful spin bowler. We are fortunate to have a player of his calibre to replace AB and the loss of one is certainly an opportunity for the other."
Revised Twenty20 squad: Faf du Plessis (capt), Farhaan Behardien, Henry Davids, Quinton de Kock, Justin Ontong, Rory Kleinveldt, Richard Levi, David Miller, Morne Morkel, Chris Morris, Wayne Parnell, Robin Peterson, Aaron Phangiso, Dale Steyn, Lonwabo Tsotsobe.
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England need disruptive strategy to counter spin
Alastair Cook needs an out-of-the-box plan that veers India from the set pieces. One of those plans could be an early Powerplay
Kohli, Root, Smith and Williamson will take turns as the No. 1 Test batsman. So far each has shown only one technical weakness
'I couldn't bring myself to set a batsman up by giving him runs'
Glenn McGrath talks about the method behind his metronomic consistency, visualisation, and why aggression isn't about sledging
Dhoni doesn't heed his own warning
Plays of the Day from the second ODI between England and India, in Cardiff
Plays of the day from the third ODI between England and India at Trent Bridge
Test cricket's young Fab Four (163)
Kohli, Root, Smith and Williamson will take turns as the No. 1 Test batsman. So far each has shown only one technical weakness
'I couldn't bring myself to set a batsman up by giving him runs' (86)
Glenn McGrath talks about the method behind his metronomic consistency, visualisation, and why aggression isn't about sledging
England need disruptive strategy to counter spin (57)
Alastair Cook needs an out-of-the-box plan that veers India from the set pieces. One of those plans could be an early Powerplay
Graeme Pollock has been among the top three finest players his country ever produced; and not far off that pace in the world rankings either
Question marks over West Indies' ODI batting (29)
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Took awhile to write this. Bought them July 3rd from REI. Wore them July 4th on a day hike.
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Pep Guardiola leaves Barca
Was widely speculated and today has been officially announced. There are even rumors that he told the Barca brass that he wanted to step down at the end of the season back in November. Why is this bit of non-LFC news here? Let's all agree that Pep is not coming to LFC and leave that rumor alone.


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E. HazardChelsea Position: Midfielder
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F. LampardChelsea Position: Midfielder
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L. BrittonSwansea City Position: Midfielder
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A. WilliamsSwansea City Position: Defender
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P. Čech
Swansea's lack of cutting edge meant he didn't have a save to make, but what he had to do he did with the minimum of fuss.
G. Cahill
Remarkably assured on his first start for six weeks, covering for Terry when required and recycling possession well.
David Luiz
Excellent at the base of midfield, succeeding with most of his attempted tackles and interceptions, feeding Hazard, Mata and Oscar, and surging forward himself when the opportunity arose.
A. Cole
Troubled whenever Hernandez got him one-on-one, but this wasn't often. Most of his time was spent in the opposition half, where he was as industrious and aware as ever.
J. Terry
His lack of pace was exposed on a couple of occasions and he was manoeuvred off the ball worryingly easily by Michu, but his composure helped start a couple of promising attacks.
One of his more convincing displays in a blue shirt. Tidy going forward and solid defensively, he prevented Routledge from exerting any influence over the game.
At first it looked as if it wouldn't be his day, with a couple of uncharacteristically poor touches spurning presentable opportunities. When Lampard fed him the ball on the edge of the area on 43 minutes, however, he made no mistake.
E. Hazard
The liveliest of the 'Three Amigos', his impudent skill wowed the Stamford Bridge crowd on numerous occasions, never more so than one particular run down the left which saw him beat Rangel with a stepover before uncorking a rabona cross which deserved better than to flash unclaimed across the penalty area.
Was his usual industrious and combative self before succumbing to injury after just 24 minutes.
D. Ba
Worked hard up front, sometime as no more than a wall used to direct the ball back into the path of the likes of Mata, Hazard and Oscar, but still managed to test Vorm on a couple of occasions himself.
Not his most influential performance on his 25th birthday, but still looked a class act at the heart of Chelsea's attacking play, and one particularly sublime piece of skill won the penalty.
Swansea City
M. Vorm
Could do nothing about either goal, and made a couple of other fine saves to limit the damage to his team.
Àngel Rangel
Tormented by Hazard all afternoon and not given much of a chance to get forward and combine with Hernandez.
B. Davies
Rarely beaten one-on-one but had real trouble coping whenever Azpilicueta surged forward to join the Chelsea attack.
Chico Flores
Looked very comfortable on the ball and kept Ba reasonably quiet. Not directly responsible for either goal.
A. Williams
Matched Ba in terms of aerial power, but his positioning was exposed as occasionally flawed by the fluid movement of the rest of Chelsea's attack.
Sung-Yong Ki
Provided a good blend of technique and physicality in midfield, impressing even as his team were picked apart.
W. Routledge
Nullified by the impressive Azpilicueta, and replaced by Dyer on 66 minutes.
J. de Guzmán
Probed intelligently through the middle, but his decision-making in the final third left a lot to be desired.
L. Britton
Settled his team well early on with sensible use of the ball, but gave into panic immediately before half-time, felling Mata to allow Lampard to make the game safe.
Did as much as he could to be a nuisance with next to no service, but couldn't drag his team back into the game.
Pablo Hernández
His team's liveliest attacking outlet, he troubled Cole whenever he got the chance to run at him. His finishing was poor though.


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France is affectionately referred to as "the Hexagon" for its overall shape.
French history goes back to the Gauls, a Celtic tribe which inhabited the area circa 300BC until being conquered by Julius Caesar.
The Franks were the first tribe to adopt Catholic Christianity after the Roman Empire collapsed. France became an independent location in the Treaty of Verdun in (843 AD), which divided up Charlemagne's Carolingian Empire into several portions.
The French monarchy reached its zenith during the reign of Louis XIV, the Sun King, who stood for seventy-two years as the Monarch of all Monarchs. His palace of Versailles and its Hall of Mirrors are a splendid treasure-trove of Baroque art.
The French Revolution ended the rule of the monarchy with the motto "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity!" On July 14th, 1789 angry mobs stormed La Bastille prison and began the Revolution in which Louis XVI, his wife Marie-Antoinette and thousands of others met the guillotine.
One decade after the revolution, Napolean Bonaparte seized control of the Republic and named himself Emperor. His armies conquered most of Europe and his Napoleonic Code became a lasting legal foundation for concepts of personal status and property.
During the period of colonization France controlled the largest empire in the world, second only to Britain.
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November 7, 2007
On Wednesday, Oct. 31, a coalition of Black and Brown groups and individuals gathered at City Hall to express their opposition to San Francisco's gang injunctions. Several themes emerged from those who addressed the crowd, including gentrification, racial profiling and the misuse of city money. During the course of the rally, it became clear that City Attorney Dennis Herrera, the political force behind the injunctions, has become an extremely unpopular figure in Bayview Hunters Point, the Mission and the Western Addition – neighborhoods in which the gang injunctions are now in place.
September 19, 2007
On Sept. 18, at the Civic Center Courthouse, two judges presided over hearings to determine if gang injunctions proposed earlier this summer by City Attorney Dennis Herrera would go into effect. The injunctions target two communities of color – the Mission and Fillmore districts – where, according to city officials, gang activity has created such a public nuisance that implementing injunctions has become necessary to restore the peace.
July 25, 2007
When Daniel Landry attended the City Attorney's latest gang injunction press conference on June 21, little did he know how it would turn out. As a local who grew up in the Fillmore (aka Western Addition), Landry wanted to ensure that some community representation took place. "Someone needed to be there to give it some balance," said Landry. "When the gang injunction came down on Oakdale, I wasn't able to be there. This time I wanted to be way ahead in terms of addressing the issue."


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The driver of the other car caught in this crash lived. His name is Daniel Cerean of Garland.
"I was going to see a friend of mine in Carrollton," he said. "I was on LBJ, left hand lane. The next thing I remember, when I woke up, I had two tires on top of me."
Cerean spent much of Wednesday on the couch in a neck brace, covered in scratches, and so sore that sitting down is a challenge.
But he's still here.
"If I would have been moved an inch either way, I would have been dead," he said.
Cerean has a lot to live for — namely, Nicholas, Christopher, Victoria, Adina, Daniella, Mark, Faith and Grace.
His eight children came close to spending the rest of their lives without their dad.
"I was thinking, 'I can't leave my family. I cannot leave my family. They need me. They're my babies, I can't leave them,'" Cerean recalled.
He credits divine intervention for saving his life, which puts everything into perspective. His focus now is healing, learning more about the cause of the crash, and getting comfortable with the idea of being back behind the wheel.
"I know I'm going to have to sooner or later, but right now... uh-uh," he said.
Cerean has no broken bones, but will be on pain medication for some time. He says his heart goes out to the family members of the couple from Trophy Club who died in the crash.
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ATS1840 Introduction to psychology A: Behaviour and the modern world
This unit considers a range of psychological concepts that have direct application to everyday life and adjustment to the modern world. Topics include motivation, stress and health, psychological disorders and therapies, relationships, emotion, and behaviour change. Students will be encouraged to apply the topics to their own lives and thus act as their own case studies. The unit thus covers a number of common 'pop-psychology' topics, but with a more critical, scientific approach.
ATS1359 Introduction to psychology B: Brains & behaviour
'Part 2' of our introductory psychology programme, though it may be taken on its own. It has somewhat of a neurological focus, examining fundamental topics like the nervous system, sensation and perception, intelligence, learning, memory and cognition. There is an emphasis on making these concepts highly accessible by demonstrating relevance to everyday behaviour.
ATS2260 Behaviour across the lifespan
Developmental psychology examines the lifespan perspective on human development across three domains: physical, social and cognitive. This unit acknowledges the importance of culture and the sociohistorical context. Areas of interest include prenatal and gender role development, and aging. Methods of gathering and evaluating evidence relevant to developmental phenomena will be examined and attachment and language acquisition will be discussed.
ATS2819 Personality psychology
Our personality makes us who we are. It affects how we interact with people, how we behave, and the things we like and dislike. Despite its involvement in everything we do, there is no single universally accepted explanation of how and when personality develops, or how changeable it is. This unit explores a range of approaches to understanding personality and allows new insight into the student's own personality and that of others.
ATS2820 Abnormal psychology & behavioural disorders
Around 25% of the population will suffer from mental illness at some stage, and many others are likely to know someone who is afflicted. Many shun help because of the attendant stigma and suffering is prolonged. This unit seeks to decrease stigma through education. A wide range of disorders are examined, along with their causes and treatment options according to various paradigms
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This unit provides an introduction to the basic concepts necessary for understanding and undertaking research in the social and psychological sciences. A range of research methods and the situations in which those methods can be appropriately applied are explored, along with general research design, research ethics, data collection techniques, and research reporting. Students are not required to learn or calculate statistics per se.
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Humans are social animals, though that interaction is not always harmonious. This unit explores types of social interaction and behaviour – both positive and negative. Developing such an understanding of yourself and others will enable you to exert more control over and get more from your own relationships and understand the mechanisms of persuasion and behaviour change. Topics include attitudes, obedience, conformity, group processes, prejudice, aggression, and attraction.
ATS3842 Sport psychology
This unit examines the involvement of individuals in physically demanding activities; including organised individual and team sports, personal training, and individual adventurous pursuits. The unit is pitched at both the practitioner and the individual so that they might better understand the psychology of the athlete. A practitioner should find the content useful for coaching, teaching physical or outdoor education, or facilitating adventurous activity such as Outward Bound-type courses. The individual should find the content useful for augmenting their training regimes, pursuing higher levels of performance or tackling greater challenges.
ATS3843 Work psychology
This unit is concerned with the behaviour of and interaction between employees, employers and workplaces. Each of these is in turn influenced by organisational structures, patterns of communication, group processes, and mechanisms of decision-making. And all these factors impact upon our own levels of job satisfaction, motivation, stress, and work-life balance.
ATS3844 Forensic Psychology
Forensic psychology deals with the application of psychological principles to problems of law enforcement and the courts. This unit includes areas such as eyewitness and expert testimony, jury selection and decision-making, screening and training of police, handling of situations such as hostage taking and suicide threats, and the construction of personal profiles of criminals.
ATS3845 Parapsychology
This unit is concerned with psychological phenomena that are beyond the normal or not readily explained according to scientific principles. Areas of interest include extrasensory perception, exotic senses, telepathy, precognition, clairvoyance, astrology, graphology, and deja-vu experiences. Methods of gathering and evaluating evidence of parapsychological phenomena will be examined and the roles of belief, illusion, and placebo effects will be discussed.
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This unit examines the interaction between humans and the other animal species across three major topics. The first reviews the changing nature of the relationship between man and domestic animals across time within selected cultures. The second topic focuses on attitudes, beliefs, and emotions surrounding the interaction between people and companion animals, and animals as objects of leisure and entertainment. Topic three takes an objective approach to the emotive area of animals as food and providers of other products and services and considers ethical issues associated with each of these.


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The federal government slowdown threatens to reduce hiring, cut into consumer spending and poison public opinion about dysfunctional governing. But the threat of a showdown over raising the debt ceiling runs the risk of significant and sustained damage to investor and consumer confidence.
In the new week, the positions of each side on the debt ceiling debate will continue to be examined for any sense of cooperation. Markets will be listening for any room for compromise. As the government slowdown enters its second week, reaching the current $16.7 trillion debt ceiling becomes that much closer, reducing the negotiating time necessary to raise the ceiling.
The U.S. Treasury has warned a U.S. debt default "could result in a recession comparable to or worse than the 2008 financial crisis." Granted, this is the same agency that failed to be concerned with massive amounts of sub-prime mortgages, shadow banking and very loose lending standards that led to the housing bust. The Treasury would be quick to point out it isn't responsible for any of those misdeeds but it is responsible for paying the country's bills.
Unfortunately, recent experience may embolden the stubbornness of each position. When Congress and the White House last flirted with the government's ability to borrow money in order to pay for what has already been spent, the nation's credit rating was cut. But no one really paid for that. Instead, bond prices rose, interest rates fell and stocks went on to hit record highs.
But those were the results. This time around the investment markets and the economy are not likely to be so forgiving.
Tom Hudson is a financial journalist. He hosts The Sunshine Economy on WLRN-FM in Miami. He is the former co-anchor and managing editor of Nightly Business Report on public television. Follow him on Twitter @HudsonsView.