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Advanced Practitioner
- Southwark, London
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Working closely with children and families, you'll use all of your expertise to carry out assessments and devise innovative care plans. You will also share all the knowledge and ability you've accumulated in practice, so that others can do a better job.
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Senior Surveyor - Compliance
- Greater London
- £40,911 - £47,169
Senior Surveyor - Compliance Salary range: £40,911 - £47,169 An additional benefit to the value of £2,280 will apply to this role. Permanent Full-time Reference number: SC00764
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Housing Policy Manager
- Greater London
- £54,045
This is your chance to take a key role in the GLA's Housing and Land Directorate, helping deliver the Mayor's vision for housing in London.
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Neighbourhood Manager
- Camden, London
- £34,330.27 per annum
Origin Housing provides essential affordable housing, and care and support services in north London and Hertfordshire, with the aim of improving communities and the lives of customers.
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Lettings Project Officer
- Eversholt Street, London
- Band F £27,490.17 per annum
Origin Housing provides essential affordable housing, and care and support services in north London and Hertfordshire, with the aim of improving communities and the lives of customers.
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Specification/Technical Sales Manager
- Greater London
- Up to £50,000 plus commission
Our client, a bespoke security products company based in London, are looking to recruit an experienced Specification/Technical Manager who will be responsible for selling it's products and securing new business. Up to £50k base salary.
- Employer: CEDAR SCOTT
Advice Team Leader
- London
- £33,511 per annum
We're looking for a proactive and influential Advice Team Leader to play a pivotal role in our housing advice service.
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Project Worker
- London (City of)
- Starting at £21,841 rising incrementally to £23,530 per annum
As a Project Worker, your role will be to create a recovery-promoting environment to enable our residents to embark on a journey of recovery and attain the lifestyle they desire.
- Employer: SINGLE HOMELESS PROJECT
Sales and Support Officer
- Lambeth
- £25,701 to £28,556 per annum
Sales and Support Officer. Are you excited about working in a fast paced business environment? Ready to ensure we achieve our ambitious growth targets? Then we need you to help us secure properties so we can let them to customers in urgent need.
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Head of Private Sector Housing
- Hackney, East London
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This is an exciting opportunity to make your mark in one of Britain's most high profile housing divisions.
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Executive Director of Operations
- London
- £120,000 plus benefits
This is a key role in our newly built senior leadership team, tasked with sharpening our customer focus, making our operations more adaptable, and continuing to improve all aspects of our performance and quality.
- Employer: HANOVER HOUSING ASSOCIATION
Media Sales - Property market
- London
- £25000 - £30000 per annum + £20k commission
Selling media advertising in the property sector
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Business Development Manager
- Tower Hamlets Borough
- £36,484 per annum
We need a dynamic and enthusiastic individual to engage local authorities to demonstrate why we are the best in the sector.
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Housing Officer
- Hammersmith and Fulham
- Negotiable
Ever thought how you can help with the challenges faced by Housing in London? Do you share our passion for customers and their homes? We want exceptional people working with us who take responsibility to ensure our customers live in homes that meet their
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Canny Coordinator - Project Coordinator for Luxury Interiors Studio
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An Interior design practice that specialise in high end kitchen installations are looking for a part time Project Co-ordinator to join their friendly team. Working with the design team, you will be involved with managing project timelines and budgets.
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Leasehold PMO
- London
- £16.00 - £18.00 per annum
An excellent opportunity for 2 Dynamic Housing professionals, on a temporary basis with a London Housing AssociationThe job will require:Provide an excellent personal landlord service to residents in a small patch of homes. This includes regular communica
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Support Assistant
- South London
- £18,529.94 per annum
· Enjoy working in a fast paced environment. · Can adapt positively to and enjoy change.
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Referral, Short Intervention & Liaison Worker
- South London
- Starting at £24,173.38 rising incrementally to £25,574.64 per annum
The Referral, Short intervention & Liaison lead will determine priorities for case allocations and foster good communication with referring agents through co-location at various offices across Lambeth.
- Employer: SINGLE HOMELESS PROJECT
Adaptable Administrator - Administrative Assistant
- Central london
- £23000-26000 per annum
One of the UK's leading design practices, which is responsible for a large portfolio of international projects is looking for an Administrative Assistant.
- Employer: BESPOKE CAREERS
Floating Support Workers x 2
- South London
- Starting at £21,841 rising incrementally to £23,530 per annum
Enjoy working in a fast paced environment. Can adapt positively to and enjoy change. Like the challenge of adapting their approach to fit with our different client groups.
- Employer: SINGLE HOMELESS PROJECT
Opportunities with a niche, overseas Estate Agency.
- Greater London
- Upto £18,000 per annum
Our Client is a leading estate agency for Ski Chalets in the French, Swiss and Austrian Alps.
- Employer: GORDON YATES
Adept Assistant - Studio Keeper
- Central london
- £18000-20000 per annum
This award-winning architecture studio seeks a Studio Keeper / Assistant to support their busy studio space. Based in central London, this practice has gained attention on the world stage and made a name for itself as an originator..
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The Department of Physical Education offers a major leading to teaching licensures in Health & Physical Education. Moreover, a major in Exercise & Sports Science is offered for students wishing to pursue study in topics like Athletic Training, Biomechanics, Exercise Physiology, Sport Management, and Sport Psychology.Both majors are firmly grounded in the liberal arts tradition, and emphasize the contributions of parent disciplines.The department also provides all Hamline University students with opportunities to develop the knowledge and skill necessary to be responsible for their own health and fitness throughout their lives.
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In the last post I talked about making herbal remedies during the full moon phase of the moon and told you I would share what I was able to get done ...
The above picture is antiseptic cream. I got the recipe from here and as you can see used baby food jars to put it in. At first I didn't like the smell ... it had a kind of tree tea oil smell to it. I let it set at room temperature like the instructions said to do. Yesterday, I checked it and it had become a cream/salve, and the smell was much better, but it still had a bit of tea tree oil smell to it. This morning I checked it and it smells absolutely wonderful! No heavy smells, just a light, very mild aroma!
The other herbal remedy I started was Double E Immune Booster tincture. Even though I had just finished one batch, (did not start it on a full moon phase) I wanted to do another one, pictured above (started on a full moon phase) to compare their strength's. I purchased the Double E Immune Booster herbs at The Bulk Herb Store.
Update 7/6/12 ... I've been asked to share how I make Double E Immune Booster Tincture. Fill jar 1/4 to half full of Double E Immune Booster herbs. Fill jar up to the neck with food grade glycerin or vodka. Sit in a corner out of the way and give it a good shake daily for 4 weeks. Strain herbs out and store liquid in an amber colored bottle or jar. It's now ready for use. I also label the finished product with it's name, date and dosage amounts.
Look what God blessed us with this morning! A retired doctor who raises tomatoes and gives them away told my husband yesterday to bring plenty of buckets and come pick tomatoes. So, at 6:30 this morning my husband and I were in this gentleman's tomato patch picking tomatoes. There were so many, we didn't even get half way through the field. I was concerned that we wouldn't have enough tomatoes to process this year since ours are literally blistering on the vines before they even start to ripen ... but God provided. O ye of little faith! I'll be canning tomatoes, making sauce, canning salsa and canning rotel (tomatoes and chili peppers) for the next several days and I'll be singing praises to God and asking him to bless the one who shared so freely.
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Harshit Paying Guest House equipped with ultra modern facilities, personalized services are provided to every guest in accordance with the tradition of the land Atithi Devo Bhava
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Host Aaron Sagers Talks Paranormal Paparazzi
Aaron Sagers has been around the block. He's been an entertainment journalist for 10 years, has run ParanormalPopCulture.com for the past four and has contributed work everywhere from CNN.com to Playboy. Now he's the lead man for the Travel Channel's new show "Paranormal Paparazzi."
The show premieres this Friday, September 28, on the Travel Channel with two back-to-back episodes beginning at 7p.m. ET. "For a long time, I've been an entertainment journalist, and in the last couple years I've focused on the popular culture component of the paranormal," Sagers said. "I would say that "Paranormal Paparazzi" is an entertainment news show. It's very fast-paced, a fresh entertainment news show that's not like anything that's been out there before. What's interesting is that we cover all aspects of the paranormal, including going to horror conventions and exploring the celebrity side of the paranormal, supernatural and horror worlds. It's cool because we're not telling people what to believe, we're not saying what's real and what's not real, we're kind of investigating these stories and putting them out there for the viewer to decide whatever they think."
Although the show is co-executively produced by Sagers and Zak Bagans of "Ghost Adventures," "Paranormal Paparazzi" does not follow the same format. "We are not a paranormal investigative television show," Sagers said. "Zak does very well with "Ghost Adventures," so we're not trying to duplicate what he does." Instead, the show is a fresh new approach to the world of the paranormal, supernatural and horror.
"With Zak and I, we bring two different sets of interests and sensibilities, but there is a lot of crossover," Sagers said. "Zak knows the paranormal and the ghost world, and I know the paranormal pop culture world, and there is definitely a lot of material out there. When you tune in to the show you're going to get vampires, aliens, crazy monsters that are out there in addition to the ghosts, in addition to the celebrity component and in addition to the horror world. We even go to one of the Horrorhound conventions and talk to some of the people who are icons in the horror world and ask what they think about being actors within this genre and about their own experiences. Like any crazy, paranormal experiences they've had while filming their horror movies. We also go out and talk to eyewitnesses who say they've seen crazy stuff out there in the big, wide world that we investigate."
Of course what we are most excited about here at Dread Central is the incredible opportunity being afforded to us by "Paranormal Paparazzi," that being the opportunity to come on board and contribute to the show with The Dread Central Report. "You can't find a better source for horror news and the inside perspective on the horror world than Dread Central," Sagers said. "Long before I was ever involved in this project I've known Dread Central and The Dread Central report is an insider peek at the horror community that comes to us on "Paranormal Paparazzi." Steve (Uncle Creepy) Barton and his Dread Central team always say 'Hey, look, we know that the paranormal and supernatural and horror worlds really all belong together.' I don't want to spoil The Dread Central Report content, but it's really an inside look at the horror world that is present in "Paranormal Paparazzi." And I think people who tune in will see all these worlds belong together and it's a lot of fun."
His work on "Paranormal Paparazzi" is just a natural progression for Sagers who has been a lifelong fan of horror and the spooky subjects in general. "I've always had a fascination with the paranormal, with ghost stories, with horror," Sagers said. "I grew up as a crazy horror kid. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is one of my favorite movies. Halloween. I was steeped in this stuff early on and oddly enough for me the paranormal and supernatural and horror, the stuff that's real and the stuff that's fiction, was always kind of one and the same for me. I was the kid that was in the water and completely expected Jaws to be out there. I would go in the cornfield and expect to encounter Malachi. For me, all those awesome legends and awesome horror movies were all sort of one and the same and that's what sort of led me to starting ParanormalPopCulture.com. And honestly I think that's what led to Zak and me hitting it off."
And being the fan that he is, Sagers really appreciates some of the unique situations his career has put him in. "Last week I was speaking at a convention called Scare-a-Con in Syracuse," Sagers said. "I'm in a room with Danielle Harris, Derek Mears, Kane Hodder, people I really respect and whose work I really love. And then to hear that they're interested in the paranormal makes that all the crazier and all the more exciting. I'm so flattered because I get to work with all these guys and for me it's not even work. It's like a boyhood dream come true."
Sagers continued with some of the things viewers of the show can expect to see. "I'm a huge zombie-head, a huge fan of zombies, so on "Paranormal Paparazzi" we might talk to some cast members from "The Walking Dead" and then we might go up to New Jersey and actually go to a zombie survival camp to look at how you might actually survive a zombie apocalypse. And there are going to be other exciting guest stars. You may perhaps hear Max Brooks call into the show and talk a little bit about zombies after we go to an apocalyptic bunker out in the middle of nowhere in Texas. It's really cool because we got an amazing amount of buy-in from people from all these different aspects from the paranormal and horror worlds. So you're going to see a fair amount of those people making appearances on the show. I would say if you're a fan of Halloween, a fan of Friday the 13th, a fan of Paranormal Activity, a fan of World War Z, then you're going to see some of your favorite people on the show."
Continuing on with some of the features to be presented, Sagers said, "We go back to The Amityville Horror house and add a new component and new evidence to the Amityville story. And we also go to places like New Orleans and investigate really haunted places, including Will Ferrells' haunted trailer that was supposedly in New Orleans while he was filming a movie."
But Sagers isn't handling all this journalistic work by himself. "Paranormal Paparazzi" has surrounded him with an impressive team. "We have people from all different perspectives on "Paranormal Paparazzi," Sagers said. "We have guys like Joshua P. Warren who is a researcher. He's a die-hard paranormalist and a guy who's built his career within the paranormal. Then we have Rachel Fine who's newer to the paranormal world. She's worked for Howard Stern on "Fine Time" which airs on HowardTV. We have Branden Wellington who's completely new to the world and new to tv and everything and he's coming at it with a fresh perspective. Scott Gruenwald who is a well-known paranormal investigator. And it's sort of my job to combine all of those experiences and all of those perspectives and say 'What's really going on here? Like I know you believe this or you believe that or maybe you don't' believe this…What are the different perspectives here?' I'm sort of the editor-in-chief and also the skeptic-in-chief. The guy that kind of brings it all together."
Sagers feels the uniqueness of the show is one of it's biggest selling points. "This show is going to be so different for a lot of people out there because we are really the first show that says 'Hey look, you're a fan of the movies and you're a fan of all this crazy shit out there and you're also truly going out there and investigating. We can all gather together and have an awesome time and have fun with this big paranormal world.' The show combines all the elements. People who normally say 'I'm not a fan of the paranormal' are going to tune into this show and they're going to realize 'Hey, I really am a fan of the paranormal and all this stuff.'"
We'll all get a chance to see just what we're fans of this Friday, September 28 at 7p.m. on the Travel Channel when "Paranormal Paparazzi" makes its triumphant debut with Aaron Sagers and his crew, The Dread Central Report and all kinds of strange and entertaining reports from around the globe. "For people out there who are fans of this stuff, keep an eye on the Travel Channel for "Paranormal Paparazzi" and also take a look at ParanormalPopCulture.com for an even further perspective at this world," Sagers said. "Follow "Paranormal Paparazzi" on Twitter (@ParaPaparazzi) and keep an eye on the stuff that's going on. If people are into this world they need to tune in because this is really going to blow their minds, in a good way. We're all really excited to see this thing come out."
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Guinness Foreign Extra Stout (Africa) - Guinness Nigeria PLC
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Ratings: 41 | Reviews: 28 | Display Reviews Only:
1.55/5 rDev -57.7%
Wow - absolutely awful in most regards. I'd love to have said I bought it, drank it and enjoyed it, but I could barely swallow a mouthful of the bitter dark and intense coffee orientated stout which smelt nearly as dreadful as the taste.
I'm leaving this one for the hardcore stout fans and Irish who grew up enjoying this brew, because it's definately not something I can stomach.
Eat something that makes you squint, and later vomit, and that reflects my feelings about Guinness Foreign Extra.
02-02-2007 15:43:27 | More by rec
1.75/5 rDev -52.2%
07-24-2013 00:22:45 | More by dasunder
2.85/5 rDev -22.1%
This particular bottle was brought back from London with another, seemingly identical bottle. Upon further inspection I figured out that this bottle was indeed brewed in Kenya and imported for its "unique qualities". I suppose those include the sorghum and maize this beer is brewed with.
Unlike the modern day Water-Guinness we are all associated with, this pours a true light-enveloping black. Unreal amount of lace cling.
The nose of this beer is pungent towards the brink of funky. Prickly nose of cracked grains, raisins, ferocious alcohol burn (dark rum). Candi sugar. Reminds me a little of New Belgium's Brussels Black Bier. Intense chocolate-truffle thing going on. Baker's Chocolate. Brownie Mix.
Unlike the nose profile, the main thing happening in the flavor of this beer is an insane sour bitterness like i've never experienced before. Bitter dark chocolate. Sorghum is apparently a crazy bitter grain that i'm not used to.
Like sucking on leafy, found plants. Dandelion comes immediately to mind.
Thinner mouthfeel than I had hoped for.
This beer is unique alright...a unique experience i'm not sure i'd ever want to have again. Not particularly enjoyable, really, but different enough to be noteworthy.
12-07-2005 15:44:04 | More by GreenWBush
United Kingdom (England)
2.85/5 rDev -22.1%
Appearance - Jet black becoming translucent afew mm's from the edge of the glass. A large head of brown bubbles that faded to a persistent rim.
Aroma - treacle and coffee fill the nose, bitter brown sugar.
Taste - treacle and bitter coffee notes, toffee and burnt malt persisting to the finish. The finish also has a pronounced note of bitterness and burnt malt.
Mouthfeel - carbonation was good with a tart bitterness left in the mouth. A heavy mouthfeel with noticeable sweetness left of the lips after each sip.
Overall - Bitter and burnt notes dominate, followed with a thick mouthfeel. Drinkable and mildly pleasent, however, not for the faint hearted and dont expect it to taste like the guinness draught!
12-25-2007 21:47:32 | More by DaveUK
2.88/5 rDev -21.3%
Pours black with a large dark tan head.
Aroma of cola syrup, very sweet smelling. Some dark chocolate liqueur and softer roasted malt. Pretty wierd.
The sweetness carries through as a flavour, presumably that's the sorghum. Some bitter roast a bit later but the sweetness is overpowering. A fair bit of booze in the finish.
Could use more carbonation.
03-20-2014 11:26:36 | More by CrazyDavros
United Kingdom (England)
3/5 rDev -18%
05-27-2012 10:33:18 | More by Pelicanrocks
3/5 rDev -18%
11-13-2012 21:20:17 | More by mtbdonn
3.1/5 rDev -15.3%
330 ml bottle, at the Great British Beer Festival 2008. ABV was 7.5%. Served too cold. Pitch black colour, moderate head. Roasty aroma, notes of rubber, malts and coffee. The flavour is heavily roasted / burnt with grainy and rubbery notes - quite strange. I hate it and I love it - simultaneously.
11-03-2008 17:10:14 | More by Sigmund
United Kingdom (England)
3.25/5 rDev -11.2%
A: A huge, frothy milk-chocolate head that slowly settles over a deep black body.
S: Very fruity - sweet, fermented red grapes.
T: ?!! Taste is completely unexpected. Incredibly intense jumble of flavours - toasted barley, molasses, sour grapes, coffee, iron - an underlying peaty, smokiness. Reminiscent of the Irish Foreign Extra but with added grapes and 10 times more flavour.
M: Clingy and sticky - not that appealing.
It's an immensely flavourful stout, but definitely an acquired taste - the tartness is interesting but somehow out of place, as though someone has added a shot of flanders red ale to a guinness. I think I could warm to this simply because of the sheer abundance of flavours and glorious peaty aftertaste, but for someone who doesn't like sours, the fermented grape taste is definitely offputting.
01-27-2013 18:00:53 | More by His_Royal_Hoppiness
3.25/5 rDev -11.2%
Label reads:
Ingredients: Malt, Sorghum, Maize, Hops (contains barley).
Pitch black body with a low head.
Brilliant molasses and coffee aroma jumping out of the glass.
Intense vinous flavor with massive, not too smooth bitterness following. Char and sweetness. Sour. This does not have the same sweetness I noted when tasting this brew last year.
At that tasting everyone said this was one of the best beers. The sweet carmel like soghum flavor is no longer present. A slightly off bottle? Kinda like coffee bean oil that gets built up in an unwashed grinder.
04-13-2005 14:51:25 | More by Naerhu
3.33/5 rDev -9%
A - Deep black with a dark mahogany brown on the edges. Average sized creamy and frothy light beige head (typical of Guinness beers). Pretty good retention leaving behind a nice thin foamy lacing.
S - Kind of a tart/funky smell joined with a grape, plum, raisin, and black currant aroma. Plenty of tannins and reminds me a bit of a red wine. A bit more in the background is the traditional Guinness like aromas of black coffee, dark chocolate, and roasted malt/barley. Also a touch of dark rum in the background.
T - Similar to the nose. Starting off, this has a number of traditional Guinness/stout flavors. Roasted barley and grain, dark bitter chocolate and coffee, some burnt sugar, rum, and just a hint of dark fruit. Then mid sip it gets a more tart/sour kind of taste. Some more dark fruit, particularly plum, grape and black currant, come out along with a fair amount of tannins giving it a red wine like taste. This gives way to a tart/sour grainy sorghum taste, which lingers on the tongue a bit on the finish. This mellows and smooths out after it warms up and opens up, and the more traditional stout/Guinness flavors come out. I enjoyed drinking that more, so the score for taste could have potentially gone up a bit.
M - Somewhere between medium and thin body, probably closer to medium but for what I was expecting it was a bit thin. Moderate carbonation with a pretty smooth and slick feel.
D - The sorghum/tartness hurts drinkability a bit as I was not a huge fan of how it initially mixed with the traditional stout flavors. However, once it opened up and mellowed out a bit, it was a nice, interesting compliment to those traditional flavors. If I was given another one, I would drink it, but it doesn't really leave me reaching for another.
Notes: Best before 28/07/10. Interesting beer that is quite different from the other Guinness offerings I've had, which is probably due to the sorghum. It provided a tart/bitterness different from the typical roasted bitter Guinness taste. It wasn't bad, but I didn't really get into it; however, it is worth trying to see if you like it. I prefer the UK and Belgium Foreign Extras and would rate this around the same as the "normal" Guinness lines, but for different reasons (they definitely do not taste similar).
05-13-2010 00:06:23 | More by FreshHawk
3.48/5 rDev -4.9%
The beer is poured with a quite large head and a slightly brown head, which I wasn't expecting. The retention is decent, and it's fairly carbonated.
The nose has a sweetness that makes me think of berries with some roastedness to it as well. The taste of the beer is mostly the roasted malt, but this one has a bit of sweetness in it. The sweetness isn't chocolate, but almost fruity. This flavour isn't what I expected. It almost have a bit of a red wine flavour. The mouth feel is what you'd expect in this style. Also the beer isn't exactly what I like so I doubt I'd have very many.
05-12-2008 19:27:37 | More by swizzlenuts
South Africa
3.48/5 rDev -4.9%
330 ml can 7.5% abv
I have reviewed this beer before, however I have come to realize that there are two different versions of Guinness foreign extra in Africa. The first I reviewed is brewed with roasted barley, malted barley hops and water; where as this one adds sorghum to that list. I found that there is clearly a difference and they should probably be listed as two different beers.
That said back to the review.
Appearance: Appears almost black in colour, however, as can be seen when held up to the light, the beer is actually very dark red. A violent pour is needed to form a decent head. The head fades quickly but leaves some lace.
Smell: Roasted barley and dark fruit (dates and slightly fermented red grapes) dominate the nose. It's a wonderful aroma, except for a slightly sour lactose smell (assuming this is from the sorghum). There is also a hint of alcohol in the nose.
Taste: Roasted barley is present in the taste, but the flavour is dominated dark fruit (particularly dates and raisons) and a sour-bitterness (similar to the part of the smell that I didn't like).
Mouthfeel: Medium body and subtle carbonation. Just how I like a strong stout.
Drinkability: Perfectly drinkable stout, however if I compare it to the version that doesn't have sorghum it falls quite far short and I doubt if I'll buy it again. The lingering bitterness from the sorghum also reduces drinkability.
05-26-2010 17:05:39 | More by Thehuntmaster
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
08-05-2013 22:52:37 | More by mpalestino
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
06-27-2014 12:17:55 | More by vvlebedev
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
10-09-2012 02:34:13 | More by t0rin0
New Mexico
3.5/5 rDev -4.4%
03-17-2014 15:02:13 | More by MatthewD4
United Kingdom (Northern Ireland)
3.58/5 rDev -2.2%
500ml bottle bought from Gap Wines, Belfast...
Poured a deep dark black / brown colour.... Creamy tan head pours thick and foamy then faded to very thin layer... no real lacing...
Aroma - Strong blackcurrent fruitiness, roasted malts, black coffee notes, some treacle notes, rubbery, nutmeg, burnt sugar, leathery notes, some smokiness... not as full on as i expected this to be...
Taste Roasted, nutty malts, strong dark coffee, plastic hints, nice hop bitterness, vinegary notes - a bit like a Belgian sour ale, some corn notes, light chocolate, hints of smoke, oaky...
Feel - Smooth and creamy. Full bodied... quite drinkable...
Overall - An ok stout... not as good as i expected and definitely not as good as the Belgian version.... worth a try though if you can find it...
05-31-2006 09:51:54 | More by mdagnew
United Kingdom (England)
3.6/5 rDev -1.6%
I've never liked Guinness out of a bottle. True, the last time I had it I was twelve, and, at the behest of my Irish pa, had one forced upon me. Suffice to say, bitterness didn't appeal to my youthful palate. Roll on 18 years and here I am, about to experience some strange hybrid of a drink I despised in my long lost youth. Well, this puppy poured a very very very very dark ruby, almost black, but not as black as a priests socks. Enormous, tan head, probably the result of a less than careful pour. Looks thick enough to slice, which, surprisingly, is mirrored in the aroma. I reckon this stuff smells like sherry. It's sooo rich. Some winberries in there too, and the obligatory roasted qualities one would expect. On consumption, this stuff tastes like ol' ma Zebedees Christmas fruitcake, a warming (but not biting) boozy feel to it, lots of raisins, chocolate and molasses. Leaning towards the cloying, but easily drinkable. Nicely full bodied, but too heavy for prolonged quaffing, this is one I'll probably have again as the winter months draw near. Maybe too generous with my scoring? Well, I like it, but I'll be grabbing me some original some time soon for testing, just to see if I have progressed, or if I still think it tastes like crap.
09-11-2006 23:32:18 | More by zebedee
United Kingdom (Scotland)
3.63/5 rDev -0.8%
325ml bottle, The Cave, Glasgow (£2.50):
Deep ruby colour that borders on black and is topped with a centimetre tall, creamy head that is a light brown colour and eventually turns into a foamy lacing on top.
Darker, milky chocolate and some coffee with a huge amount of sweetness and some roasted malts, none of which seemed as strong as they were with the Irish version of this beer other than the sweet sugars. There is some darker fruits too.
Milky chocolate to begin along with some darker, roasted malts and a bit of coffee. Again the sweetness of the beer outshines most of the rest and there is some plums, raisins and various other darker fruits.
Creamy, full bodied mouthfeel that has a lot of sweetness and some grain coming through. There is a touch of alcohol grain in the middle and some bitterness to go with the mainly sweet feel.
Seemed completely different the Irish version although that may be because I've only tried the Irish version once. Very sweet, surprisingly so and lighter than expected with regards to the roasted malt and coffee flavours. Hidden alcohol content in this one.
04-22-2013 15:31:12 | More by flyingpig
3.63/5 rDev -0.8%
Bottle brought over from Leeds, England, by a friend of mine. Bought in a special beer shop in Leeds.
Black color, pitch black.
Huge brown lasting head.
Mix of burnt and fruity scent.
Big mouthfeel, mix of burnt and red whine like taste.
Big bitterness, sour aftertaste.
I'd rather take a regular Guinness.
05-05-2006 20:17:58 | More by gnoff
United Kingdom (England)
3.73/5 rDev +1.9%
A 325ml bottle with a BB of Jan 2013. Picked up as a 4-pack from a Tesco in Sheffield a while back. I've been looking forward to trying the Nigerian version of FES and comparing it to the Irish original. This is imported from Nigeria - the bottle looks like it's been reused for decades.
Poured into a Delirium chalice. A deep reddish-brown hue that appears black unless held to the light. Yields a large head of creamy light-brown foam with decent retention; this slowly reduces to a thick surface layer. A rich aroma of sweet, fruity malt with notes of prunes, dried fruit, brown sugar, caramel/molasses, mild roasted malt, faint chocolate and stewed hops. A faint vinous hint lingers in the background, almost like a dash of Flanders red. Complex and delicious.
Tastes of sweet dark malt with a fruity character and a dry finish. Notes of prunes, dried fruit, molasses, brown sugar, roasted malt, faint burnt grain, a hint of ash, stewed hops and mild smokiness. There is a subtle sourness in the background, accompanied by a slight harshness. A dry, malty bitterness upon swallowing. Mouthfeel is smooth and velvety, with tingly carbonation and a creamy body. Rather astringent, with an aftertaste of bitter roasted grain and sweet, fruity malt.
Impressive, though I don't like it as much as the Irish FES. I guess I prefer the drier, roastier character of the regular version. Nonetheless, this is a top notch brew and probably among the best if you find yourself anywhere in Africa. The aroma is lovely - rich and fruity with a superb complexity. The flavour is good but not as well rounded as the aroma; some faint off-notes lurk in the background. The slight sour hint is interesting but not unwelcome. A highly drinkable beer that packs a punch - worthy of sampling if strong stouts are your thing. Grab one if you see it.
01-28-2013 00:32:46 | More by jazzyjeff13
United Kingdom (England)
3.73/5 rDev +1.9%
I'm suprised at some of the bad or indifferent reviews this beer has received, as it is an old favourite of mine and I rate it much more highly than regular Guinness. It's comparable to other 'third world' stouts such as Lion from Sri Lanka or Dragon from Jamaica - I'd say this one is better than Dragon but not as good as Lion.
Personally, I'd also say this trumps the excessive and unbalanced Belgian version as well.
A 33cl bottle pours a viscous and opaque black stout with a lively brownish head which coats the glass and stays stubbornly put throughout the drink.
The aroma is powerful and a little harsh, a wildly exaggerated variation of a typical coffeeish stout smell.
Flavourwise, it is extremely rich with a (very) subtle fruity sweetness to balance the fiercely bitter coffee and rum notes. Alcohol is undetectable at this temperature (it spent an hour in the fridge earlier) but makes its presence felt in a warming finish.
Sadly it lacks the almost chewy mouthfeel of Lion stout - as others have noted, it is a little on the thin side.
Not for everyone, then, but if you can acquire the taste for it it will surely become a favourite. It is possibly too rich in recent bottlings - I did get hold of some 66cl bottles that were a few years old and much more smooth and mellow.
Also, gnoff wrote: "Bottle brought over from Leeds, England, by a friend of mine. Bought in a special beer shop in Leeds."
That's almost certainly the shop I work at. Tell your friend to say hi next time!
03-04-2007 14:26:51 | More by moneymaker2004
United Kingdom (England)
3.75/5 rDev +2.5%
05-31-2014 21:11:30 | More by endless1408
3.8/5 rDev +3.8%
1759Girl reviews her favorite beer's African offering... yes.. you're on pins and needles, as well?!
Appearance>Black as night. BIG, CREAMY head. The head has amazing retention that actually puts regular Guinness stout's head retention to shame. The head is composed of slightly bigger bubbles than the standard stout. Overall, a pretty impressive sight for coming out of a dusty bottle in a game reserve.
Smell> Malt and bourbon.
Taste> Most strange! Starts like a bourbon-barrel-aged stout and finishes distinctly like a regular Guinness. Not too shabs!
Mouf> Thin, but not bad.
Drinkability> Yes, please... but not too much.. that % ABV is very, very sneaky
07-01-2010 15:16:56 | More by 1759Girl
Guinness Foreign Extra Stout (Africa) from Guinness Nigeria PLC
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Haldia Energy power station
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Haldia Energy power station is a proposed 600-megawatt (MW) coal-fired power station in West Bengal, India.
The project is proposed for Baneswar Chak near Jhikurkhali village. The aerial photograph below shows the construction site.[1]
The power station is proposed by Haldia Energy, a subsidiary of CESC. In April 2010, there was a report that the project was delayed due to difficulties acquiring a key parcel of land. In July, company officials told the press that the problems had been resolved.[2]
According to a compliance report for the period April 2011 - September 2011, the project had achieved financial closure as well as coal linkage from MCL.[3]
In July 2011, CESC Vice Chairman Sanjiv Goenka said that the project would enter construction in September 2011 and would be commissioned by the end of 2013-14.[4]
In February 2014 the company said the power station would be commissioned by December 2014.[5]
Phase II
The company plans to eventually add a second phase of 1400 MW, bringing the total size of the plant to 2,000 MW.[2]
Project Details
Sponsor: Haldia Energy, a subsidiary of CESC[6]
Location: Baneshwar village, Haldia district, West Bengal
Coordinates: 22.060459, 88.109748 (exact)
Status: Phase I: construction; Phase II: announced
Capacity: Phase I: 600 MW; Phase II: 1400 MW
Type: Subcritical
Projected in service: Phase I: 2014
Coal Type:
Coal Source:
Estimated annual CO2:
Source of financing:
Permits and applications: Phase I: Environmental Clearance, India MoEF, October 1, 2008
Resources and articles
- ↑ "BTG Area-HTPP-2X300MW-HALDIA ENERGY LIMITED," Wikimapia, accessed December 2013
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Land ready for CESC's Haldia power project," BS Reporter, July 5, 2010
- ↑ Status of Compliance Report for the period of April 2011 - September 2011, Annexure-II, accessed February 2012
- ↑ Ritwik Mukherjee, "CESC's Haldia thermal power project to be completed by 2013-14," Financial Chronicle, July 29, 2011
- ↑ "Haldia power plant to be commissioned by this December," Hindustan Times (Kolkata), Feb 9, 2014.
- ↑ Ritwik Mukherjee, "CESC acquires Dhariwal Infrastructure to set up Chandrapur project", Financial Chronicle, August 28 2009.


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NBC-17 is investigating Harnett County complaints about gunshots landing in people's homes. Neighbors are putting the bull's-eye on a nearby business, Drake Landing.
The sounds of gunshots ring out throughout the day near the hunting preserve and shooting range. Neighbors say they are upset over more than just the noise. Several say they've had close encounters with gunfire hitting their homes, and they want it to stop.
James Griffin lives about a mile and a half away.
"We were coming out the back door going to our daughter's birthday party and through the trees here we heard a rapid succession of gunshots going off and almost immediately the back of the house, the glass was getting peppered," said Griffin.
Griffin and Glenn Finch share a similar story. Finch pointed to a bullet hole in his house.
"This is back in July when the first hit right here, and it stopped because this is hard concrete hardiplank board," he said.
But another shot last week made it through the wall, hit inside the bedroom, and landed near a pillow. "Their rifle range is set up so they're shooting west to east which is directly in our path," said Finch.
"I'm not against guns, I have guns of my own but I just, I wouldn't dare shoot through an unknown area, not knowing who was back there," said Griffin.
Drake Landing's owner Dan Andrews Jr. did not want to go on camera, but said safety is his business' No. 1 concern. He said there's no proof that the shots came from his property, and there are other shooting ranges in the region.
But neighbors are convinced Drake Landing is the culprit.
For now, Griffin is satisfied with Drake Landing putting up new signs directing hunters to not shoot in the direction of his house. "At this time the way they've put up the signs, I feel fairly safe for my children," said Griffin.
Finch says the problem is not solved yet.
"This is just continuous, coming from the same way, and there's no way that two shots, maybe three, could be coming in the same area," said Finch.
The North Harnett Property Rights Association has filed a lawsuit in Superior Court. Members say they've spent $20,000 out of their own pockets, trying to get more regulations for the hunting and shooting ranges.
The Harnett Sheriff's Office could not be reached for comment.
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Foreign Direct Investment, Competitive Pressure and Spillovers. An Empirical Analysis of Spanish Firm Level Data
AbstractA short review of the theoretical and empirical evidence indicates that foreign direct investment (FDI) has the potential to increase the intensity of competition as well as to act as a channel for technology transfers. One would expect, all else equal, an increase in average firm performance following a wave of FDI, as multinational corporations (MNCs) enjoy higher levels of efficiency and have the potential to generate positive spillovers. At the same time, the entry of foreign firms has also been associated with an increase in competitive pressure on the domestic market. Using a large firm level dataset covering all sectors of Spanish manufacturing during the period 1983-96, we disentangle these three effects by estimating a dynamic model of firm level performance, which we proxy by profitability. We find that FDI has a positive long-run effect on the profitability of target firms, but this is limited to firms belonging to R&D intensive sectors. In addition, the results indicate that foreign presence dampens margins. However, this effect appears to be more than compensated by positive spillovers in the case of knowledge intensive industries.
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- Alessandro Sembenelli & Georges Siotis, 2002. "Foreign Direct Investment, Competitive Pressure and Spillovers. An Empirical Analysis on Spanish Firm Level Data," Development Working Papers 169, Centro Studi Luca d\'Agliano, University of Milano.
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Dudes who actually react when you giving him the suck up.
Bless y'all. I love guy-moans. I love when he start cussin under his breath and shit. He start looking for shit to hold onto, grabbing my hair, can't figure out how his life got to this point and shit.
That kind of dude is fun to suck and fuck.
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i really like it when boys look nice in suits like wow a+ you can wear that to my bedroom
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If I didn't have university tuition fees to save up for, I'd spend every dime I earn on lingerie. I feel like a lingerie fiend.