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Space Ghost Imperial Stout - Central Waters Brewing Co.
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4/5 rDev -2.4%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 5 | overall: 4
A: Poured into a CW snifter from the bottle, the beer produced a dense mocha colored head made of tiny bubbles so tightly nit you could stand a quarter on the top. The foam had good retention, leaving behind a thin layer of lacing that looks like hot cocoa. The beer is pitch black and opaque.
S: Dark chocolate, milk chocolate, sweet caramel malt aroma all fairly mellow, nothing super pungent. Notes of vegetal or green leaf, maybe the peppers? The aroma reminds me of a mellow version of 16 without the barrel.
T: Robust chocolate flavor with dark chocolate, bakers chocolate and cocoa. Toffee and caramel with toast and bread crust malt flavors. Bitterness is moderate, but the balance is on the malt side and slightly sweet. Also getting a nutty flavor. The peppers blend nicely with the chocolate but it's more of a mouthfeel then a taste.
M: A large chewy body in this beer. Moderate carbonation and big dose of heat from the peppers. The heat feels like it mixes with the alcohol warming in the chest, also getting some on the tongue and lips. Doesn't linger just keeps you from drinking it too quickly. Very creamy also. Nice and complex!
O: No date on the bottle, which I can give a pass to because it's a big stout however I would still like to see it. Tasty beer with amazing mouthfeel,The aroma was lacking a bit in my opinion, but you can't win 'em all.
Serving type: bottle
03-17-2014 00:56:58 | More by guityler83
4.39/5 rDev +7.1%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
CW makes great stouts, and the name reminded me of the classic cartoon, so I couldn't resist. Tasted 12 March 2014.
Pours black and thick. Half-finger of deep brown head, okay retention and lacing. Good, not amazing.
Smell is really good. Rich, sweet chocolatey stout, balanced by that nose-tingling zing of the peppers. The base stout is really good, full and rich with just enough char. And the pepper is spot-on, just enough to provide zest, without overpowering the rest of the beer.
Taste is fantastic. I love the way the pepper works here, and it's playing right on that edge, where it's just shy of being too much. It's spicy, for sure, and probably the spiciest beer I've actually enjoyed drinking. But the stout subdues that chilis, making them palatable and a near-perfect complement to the stout flavors. The balance between the base and the peppers is astoundingly good. The spiciness comes back in the finish for one last punch.
Feel is also really good. Thick and full-bodied, with the spicy and carbonation combining to provide a healthy buzz. The spice also brings heat, warming my mouth and opening things up pleasantly.
I can't think of a beer I've had that's used chili peppers as well as this one. Great balance, great spice, and just really tasty.
Serving type: bottle
03-13-2014 02:14:49 | More by zeledonia
4.09/5 rDev -0.2%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
Poured from a 22 oz. bottle into a Central Waters Brewing Co. branded snifter
Pours a deep opaque black topped by a fluffy dark beige head. Slightly above average retention with a bit of cascading lacing. The nose is chock full of bakers chocolate with some dark fruit notes and brooding, boozy alcohol. Dark chocolate upfront, hints of dried dark fruit especially hints of prune. Some spice from the chilis shows up midpalate, combined with the dark chocolate notes creating a mole sauce-like quality. Finishes with mole, medium roasted chili spice, and some booziness. Huge full body, creamy with touches of velvet. Moderate carbonation. Really enjoyable brew and a perfect example of how use chili peppers successfully without becoming overwhelming.
Serving type: bottle
03-12-2014 04:58:22 | More by chanokokoro
New York
4.21/5 rDev +2.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
A-an inky dark pour with a thin layer of tan head that leaves a ring around the edge
S-rich dark malt, roasted dark coffee, milk chocolate sweetness, and a light chile pepper spice
T-taste is similar to the smell but with a big kick of spicy chile peppers in the finish. Alcohol is well hidden.
M-full body, light to medium carbonation, dry and spicy finish
Overall I am a big fan of stouts with chile peppers added and this might be the spiciest one I've had yet!
Serving type: bottle
03-06-2014 23:15:16 | More by ksimons
4.41/5 rDev +7.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
22oz bottle with no date poured into tulip
Very dark, almost completely black, with a big mocha head that fades to a ring. smell is sweet milk chocolate, toffee, and roasty malts, melding with the vegetal chili, turning into something beyond classification. taste has much less heat than anticipated, it's more of a subtle peppery tingle than a burn. the chili is there throughout, (blending with the silky cocoa, rich toffee, and bitter coffee) but shines in the finish. only a hint of an alcohol burn, otherwise the 12% is imperceptible.
CW needs to make this a winter seasonal. until then, im stocking up.
Serving type: bottle
03-05-2014 07:36:25 | More by jimmah120
4.1/5 rDev 0%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Dark opaque brown. The head is weak with little retention.
I'm surprised that I can't perceive the peppers in the nose, even in a vegetal state. It's heavy on the cocoa and roasted malt, not much else.
The taste is cocoa, roast, and a pleasant heat that's left on the tongue and back of throat. It doesn't have a lot of depth but I appreciate what was accomplished with the integration of the cocoa and ghost peppers. The play between the two is a seamless sweet to heat transition. Long peppery finish.
Mouthfeel is smooth and creamy. Low carbonation. It works well for the sweet aspect of it.
I really enjoy the use of chiles in stouts when it's done right, and this is one of those times. Where it lacks depth and complexity it makes up on execution.
Serving type: bottle
03-02-2014 14:29:45 | More by Vonerichs
New York
3.84/5 rDev -6.3%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
A: Black but with translucent deep hazelnut & brown highlights when light hits the edges. Nice tight almond colored head, nice sheets of lacing, poor retention however the "head" never really leaves. S: The smell is lovely, very earthy. Robust, dirt, mushrooms, coffee, dried peppers that bring up a raisin-y quality. Chocolate.
T: Umami, soy sauce. Chocolate and roast followed quickly by a complex blend of earth, pepper, roast, and than chili pepper - but great fruity chili pepper flavor. As the beer clears the palate there is your spice, a hit at the back of the throat, bam! Warming spice, sharp, hot, quick, its over.
M: Appropriatly full and rich. Spot on.
O: I like this beer a lot. It is a great package. Roast, Spice, Sweetness, full bodied enjoyment with a kick. Ultimatley just slightly un-balanced in the direction of spice.
Serving type: bottle
03-01-2014 03:06:43 | More by pmlondrigan
4.06/5 rDev -1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
1 pint 6 fl oz brown glass bottle with generally appealing label art and unbranded pry-off pressure cap acquired from generous Duff27 (thanks again!) and served into an Avery stem-tulip in low altitude Austin, Texas. Reviewed live. Expectations are high given the brewery, which has earned my respect. Reviewed as an imperial stout.
Served cold - straight from the fridge - and allowed to warm considerably over the course of consumption. Side-poured with standard vigor as no carbonation issues are anticipated.
A: No bubble show forms as it's poured.
Pours a half finger wide head of khaki colour. Has a shiny sheen of a complexion and an even consistency. Ha some nice creaminess, but I do want more. Pretty rich. I can coax some lacing out of it by tilting the glass, but little sticks. Unfortunately, head retention is bad - maybe 40 seconds at best, though there is a floater ring which sticks around a bit longer.
Body colour is - predictably - an opaque solid black. Quite dark; almost a jet black. No floating yeast particles are visible. Appears aptly carbonated.
It's a good appearance for an imperial stout and I'm looking forward to the first sip. That said, it's far from unique for the style. Still, the head is pretty impressive - I just wish it'd stick around longer.
Sm: The chili notes are fused right into the imperial stout build to the extent that I have trouble identifying distinct notes. Chili pepper flesh, dark malts, wisps of milk chocolate, chocolate malts, and cream. Shockingly timid considering ghost peppers were used. It's average in strength. I wouldn't say it's a subtle aroma per se - just a reticent one - but I find it appealing for what it is.
No hop profile, yeast character, or alcohol is detectable. No off-notes. Heat seems pretty tame for a beer brewed with chilis. I'm looking forward to the first sip.
T: The heat is quite tame considering the chilis used, and doesn't really manifest substantially until the aftertaste - though you do start to notice it right on the finish. It doesn't leave me quenching a second beverage, and I have no trouble returning to it moments later for the next sip.
I admit I'm surprised how well the heat is integrated, though the build is still shy of gestalt. I do think the flavour profile is shockingly cohesive for an imperial stout brewed with chili peppers. The heat fits in nicely to the dark malt/chocolate malt foundation, and never quite fully obscures the subtleties hidden in the flavour profile; in spite of the light burn I can still find cream, chocolate, a touch of caramel, and near-perfect sweetness. Cocoa powder? Sure.
This reminds me of Copper Kettle's Mexican Chocolate Stout, which is a really good thing. I hate to get too comparative, but I'm not quite sure this is as well balanced - though that's nitpicky, because it's incredibly difficult to manage balance when you're working with ghost peppers, to the point that many brewers seem to abandon balance altogether (see Twisted Pine). As it warms, I'm picking up on a kiss of faint coffee replete with succulent mocha cream. As is often the case in imperial stouts, roastiness is sorely missed here.
I'm really liking this beer, and it's getting better and better as it warms. It's not necessarily a complex imperial stout (at least not to compared to behemoths like The Abyss or Narke's Stormaktsporter), but the careful balance and impressive subtlety is hard to ignore - I mean who manages subtlety in a ghost pepper brew? Certainly a nuanced beer, if not an intricate one. I'm impressed.
No hop character, alcohol, or yeast character comes through.
Mf: Has a mild warmth from the chili pepper. Hits the sweet spot in terms of creaminess, smoothness, and wetness, generating a comforting approachable presence on the palate. (How many chili beers are "comforting?). Good medium body and apt thickness. It's surprisingly soft and silky. Great execution across the board here, though the carbonation isn't quite perfect; I have to nitpick to find criticisms of this beer. Overall, it's just a great texture for this beer's taste, and it's clear the brewers took the time to carefully tailor specific elements of the texture to the taste. Pay close attention to the feel of the finish right as the core flavours expire - what a fucking satisfying close to a lovely flavour structure.
Not oily, gushed, boozy, hot (in an alcoholic sense), astringent, or harsh.
Dr: For a 12% chili imperial stout, it's damn drinkable. Finishing this bottle will be real treat. Central Waters surpassed my high expectations and delivered an impressively well balanced brew in a difficult to execute style. I'd highly recommend this to friends and trade partners and I'm extremely glad I got the opportunity to try this. Easily one of the best beers involving chilis I've ever had. Brilliant work from Central Waters.
Not recommended to age.
Would pair well with pie and fudge. Maybe fajita burritos?
Low A-
Serving type: bottle
02-27-2014 04:36:36 | More by kojevergas
4.44/5 rDev +8.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.75
Beer pours jet black tar color, with dark caramel 1" head with tiny bubbles that holds on very well. Smells like roast coffee with hints of smokey oak and dark chocolate. Taste is like roasted chocolate on a chili pepper binge. Wow, do I love this. I'm big fan of chili pepper beers and this is excellent. Mouthfeel is great well carbonated and smooth, but with a huge bite and burn from the chili peppers. I have 12 bottles and will be aging some just to see what happens with this beer in a couple years.
Overall, I was so excited when I heard Central Waters was brewing this beer. It has lived up to my expectation and way beyond. I really hope this is not a one and done, because I hope to be drinking this till I'm pushing up daises.
Serving type: bottle
02-13-2014 01:49:17 | More by JerUrbans
3.91/5 rDev -4.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
Poured from a 22 oz bomber into a tulip.
A-Pours dark black, small dark tan head with some lacing and small lingering bubbles.
S-Mild, faint roasted malts and chocolate, the spice reminds me of mexican chocolate cookies with the hint of pepper. Not overly impressive but still pleasant, more like CW's Satin Solstice with a kick.
T-Hits you with spice right away, my nose got tingly, which slowly moved to my lips and throat. Very heat forward but it blends slowly and quite deliciously to chocolate malts and a bit of hop bitterness. Spice isn't overwhelming, it is very complimentary to the underlying beer.
M-A bit thin but that may be due to the pepper oils. Otherwise it's like a typical imperial stout, a bit dry.
O-One of the better spice beers I've had but the underlying elements aren't anything radically different from the other standard CW stouts. Not a bad thing, but was hoping for something a bit different overall.
Serving type: bottle
02-06-2014 16:02:12 | More by DersOne
4.38/5 rDev +6.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
22oz bottle from Powderhornphil (thanks!). No bottling information but released 11/13. Served in my Phish snifter.
Pours night black with a finger and a half deep tan head. The foam fades slowly, leaving only specks of lace.
Aromas of chocolate syrup, soy sauce, vanilla and brown sugar with some pepper nasal burn on the back end. Intriguing.
Taste follows the nose in the best ways. Dark chocolate and espresso are fairly dominate with layers of brown sugar, chili pepper, vanilla, roasty malts, faint smoke, molasses and a sort of dark fruit jam. A nice, hot chili pepper burn remains present throughout without distracting or being over bearing. There are so many positive flavors at work that the substantial alcohol bill is nearly invisible, making this dangerously easy to drink. Excellent.
Syrupy, medium heavy body with subtle carbonation. A lingering heat remains during the sweet mochaccino and brown sugar finish.
I admit a certain apprehension when approaching a beer brewed with ghost peppers but this is great. Fantastic use of chili pepper heat to complement a delicious base beer. A big brew that goes down incredibly easily while providing tons of flavor. Really glad to have tried this.
Serving type: bottle
02-05-2014 06:08:56 | More by ThickNStout
4.59/5 rDev +12%
look: 5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.5
Reviewing Space Ghost from Central Waters Brewing Company out of Amherst, Wisconsin.
Score: 95
November 2013 vintage bottle. Served in a Hopslam snifter and enjoyed on 02/03/13.
Appearance: Black body. Pours a finger and a half of khaki head that settles down to a nice ring around the glass. Awesome lacing and retention. Really gorgeous stout. 5/5
Smell: Huge milk chocolate notes here. I could smell lots of chocolate from the moment I removed the bottle cap. Mild roast, a little bit of what can only be described as a vanilla cake like aroma, and spicy pepper notes too. Some dark fruit comes out as it warms up. Dark chocolate and burnt brown sugar too. Everything melds so wonderfully here. 4.75/5
Taste: Loads of milk chocolate and notes of dark chocolate, followed by the ghost pepper. This beer has a nice and bold spicy kick that dances on the tongue and lingers, either gradually fading or layering in intensity depending on how you space your sips. More dark fruit is present in the taste than it was in the nose, but the dark fruit character is still pretty muted overall. A touch of roast too. As the beer warms up, it gains a little more complexity - notes of caramel, coffee, and more dark chocolate come through towards the finish. No vanilla or vanilla cake flavor, which is a little bit of a let down after being teased a promise of such by the nose. All the complexities mix nicely. I particularly like how the dark chocolate comes through and plays with the spiciness in the finish as it warms; it reminds me of the high percentage cacao chocolates with chili peppers that I enjoy eating. There is also a touch of alcohol heat that is well-masked by the chili heat. 4.75/5
Mouthfeel: Sadly, like many Central Waters stouts other than 1414 (which is bizarre, considering that 1414 is barrel aged Satin Solstice), the body on this one lacks the heft it demands and deserves. Medium-light bodied, good carbonation. A little creamy, a little slick. Lightly dry towards the finish. Excellent spiciness. 3.5/5
Overall: But for the fact that this beer lacks a mouthfeel that is as substantial as its aroma and taste, it would be better than Hunahpu's. While I thought the tap version was marginally better than the bottle due to a seemingly better mouthfeel, I did not think that the bottle fell substantially short of the tap version of this beer unlike others claimed. Maybe there is some bottle variation at play? Either way, at $7 for a 22 oz bottle, you can't go wrong. If you like chocolate with peppers or are seeking a chili stout with more spiciness than Hunahpu's or Mexican Cake, then this is your beer. I really hope Central Waters brews this one again (and again and again and again)!
Cost: $7 for a 22 oz (bomber) bottle.
Serving type: bottle
02-04-2014 04:17:35 | More by jegross2
3.56/5 rDev -13.2%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
A: black with a modest tan head. Decent retention and easily revived.
S: not particularly strong – I get black patent malt and some bittersweet chocolate.
T: starts with roasted/black malt combo, followed by a sharp spicyness. A moderate sweetness cuts into the spice a bit and as it warms some smokeyness becomes apparent - not sure if it is malt or chile. Spice lingers on the finish.
M: body is thick with heavy fine carbonation.
I like a good chile beer, but as a stout this one had a bit too much pepper for me. The stout underneath didn't do that much for me either. Not bad, but not something I'd buy again.
Serving type: bottle
01-24-2014 04:10:51 | More by GeezLynn
4.09/5 rDev -0.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
Short lived mocha head. Dark brown/black body. Thin collar. Minimal splotchy lacing.
Sweet chili aroma.
Very balanced on the forefront then dives into some sharp but not overpowering chili heat. For reason I sense raspberries in here? Would guess around 10%abv
Big chewy mouthfeel, medium carbonation. They nailed it.
Very nicely done ghost pepper impy stout. Don't know if I would be able to finish a bomber by myself but would be great to share. Thanks for the share TATURBO.
Serving type: bottle
01-19-2014 23:46:09 | More by Duff27
4.14/5 rDev +1%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4.25
On tap at the Fire House in Eau Claire into a snifter.
As someone who loves stouts and chiles, somehow these are two great things that I don't enjoy all that much together. That said, Space Ghost surprised me in a good way. Carries a nice body for a CW stout...enter beaten dead horse...and a mild vanilla and coffee presence. The ghost peppers just tickle the tongue at the start and then wallop the back of the tongue and permeates the throat and chest. Big spicy peppery heat that is really well integrated and memorable. The pepper heat is a very noticeable build up that's an enjoyable ride.
My biggest suggestion is to end your night with this beer, as the peppers hang joyously along the palate and creeps into everything else that follows. A unique take on a chile stout and a take I enjoyed more than most.
Serving type: on-tap
01-18-2014 17:59:48 | More by BarrytheBear
3.23/5 rDev -21.2%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.25
Pours out black as night with a nice two finger light brown head, Smell is malty. Really smells like a beer that is not as dark. Smells a little sweet with maybe a little peppers but I'm just guessing cause I know it's supposed to have peppers in it. Otherwise I wouldn't think peppers. Taste.is dark malts, dark fruits, and a decent amount of peppers although not overwhelming. Compared to say Huna it seems to have more peppers. It's really not that much hotter but the choice of peppers seems to be such that it just doesn't meld with the stout as well as I would have hoped although it's still OK but not too great. Mouthfeel is medium to a little thin for what I would expect but the peppers are kicking in, Overall the beer is a decent stout with a little too much pepper for my taste but others may love it. I'm just over the hot pepper thing. Not to say it is really hot but just a little too much for the beer as it becomes a little too much than the beet can handle,
After drinking more it seems like they didn't pick the right peppers for taste and a little too hot for my taste. The peppers just don't add to the taste and really make the beer taste worse. Poor choice of peppers.
Serving type: bottle
01-18-2014 09:09:14 | More by NeedBeerHere
3.9/5 rDev -4.9%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
This pours a pitch black color with a decent brown head. Despite the description, the aroma is mostly just malty with no noticeable scent of peppers. The taste is bold and robust like any stout with a tingly spice taste that makes an interesting taste without being spicy hot.
Serving type: bottle
01-15-2014 03:46:08 | More by Lemke10
3.75/5 rDev -8.5%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
Thanks to queens1130 for sharing this one at jmgrub's tasting.
Pours an opaque black with a foamy dark khaki head that settles to wisps of film on top of the beer. Tiny dots of lace form around the glass on the drink down. Smell is of dark roasted malt, cocoa, and slight chile pepper aromas. Taste is much the same with cocoa and chile flavors on the finish. There is a mild amount of roasty bitterness and chile heat on the palate with each sip. This beer has a lower level of carbonation with a slightly crisp and medium bodied mouthfeel. Overall, this is a pretty good beer with a nice chile presence that is not all that intense and works well with the base beer.
Serving type: bottle
01-06-2014 06:26:36 | More by UCLABrewN84
4.08/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
I enter into this beer with trepidation. I love chiles and chiles in my beers, especially dark beers, but Ghost chile is an abomination. Horrible flavor and with heat that only causes pain and misery.
Pours dark black and dense with two fingers of mocha colored head that was slow to settle to a very dense, thick cap. Heavy lacing is left down the glass. A very attractive stout.
Impressive aroma that features several components. Get the rich malty stout smells along with a sweet, fruity chile hint. Notes of roasted, smoky, mocha malt. Probably the best aroma from Ghost chile that I have smelled. Actually smells good with some fruity hints.
There is heat in the beer but not excessive and it comes right in the middle of the taste experience and does not linger for long. The chile is not harsh or dominate the flavor. Must of used it very conservatively. Still pick up the dirty, earthy flavor of the Ghost. Good stout base that gives up good roasted, mocha, and smokey flavors. Definitely more sweet than bitter on the scale. Alcohol is well disguised for the massive ABV.
The stout feels like a big one. Full bodied, rich, smooth, and creamy. Excellent job here.
In the end an outstanding stout and not gimmicky. I would of preferred Ancho, Chiptotle, or Habanero chiles as they lend outstanding flavor to go with the heat, but the Ghost was not as bad as I thought it would be in this case at these levels. The heat from Ghost usually builds and builds until a person will do almost anything to put the fire out, but that character is not evident in the beer.
Serving type: bottle
01-05-2014 19:47:31 | More by morimech
4.43/5 rDev +8%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Poured from a 22 oz. bottle into a Surly Darkness chalice glass.
Appearance: Pours an oily pitch black with a moderate amount of bubbles. About one finger of tan head that fades into a thin patchy layer. Leaves a decent amount of lacing.
Smell: A roasty and fairly sweet aroma with good hints of chocolate, coffee, and some pepper. Dark roasted barley malts with hints of dark chocolate, cocoa, coffee roast, toasted bread, biscuit, caramel, toffee, grains, nuts, yeast, and slight smoke. Sweet hints of molasses and burnt brown sugar. Slight anise hints. The scent of chili peppers is kind of subtle but noticeable. Light hints of dark fruit. Light backing hints of hops. A pretty solid stout aroma.
Taste: Like the roasty aroma, but with a much stronger presence of chili peppers. Dark roasted barley malts with upfront notes of dark chocolate, cocoa, coffee beans, burnt toast, biscuit, grains, caramel, toffee, yeast, nuts, and a little smoke. Big taste of chili peppers with a nicely biting but not overwhelming spice. Sweet taste of molasses and some brown sugar. Some anise licorice notes as well. Subtle undertones of dark fruit with notes of dark cherry, raisin, fig, and prune. Light presence of earthy hops in the background. A very good taste.
Mouthfeel: Full bodied with a moderate amount of carbonation. Creamy, somewhat slick, and very spicy. Alcohol heat is masked by the pepper heat.
Overall: A very good twist on an Imperial Stout. Great roasty chocolate and coffee flavor with a good dose of spice from the peppers.
Serving type: bottle
01-04-2014 07:55:57 | More by MattyG85
United Kingdom (Wales)
4.28/5 rDev +4.4%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Pours a light layer of tan head. Color is a deep black.
Flavor profile: Rich chocolate. Lightly roasted malts. It has some kind of a burnt candy sweetness to it that I really enjoy. Caramel with some coffee. Raisins, lots of molasses. Fairly sweet. A lot of spicy peppers near the end. Not overly hot, but it shows.
Mouthfeel: Rich, sweet, and creamy. Full bodied. Nice amount of carbonation. Ends with a nice spice.
Overall, a really enjoyable beer for a really good price. $7 for a bomber really can't be beat. I'd easily drink more of this.
Serving type: bottle
12-27-2013 01:43:50 | More by mothman
4.03/5 rDev -1.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Honestly, when I saw the 6.19 price tag on this bomber, I about choked on my own spittle. From a world-class brewery a probably great, big stout? One of many reasons I love CW. 22 oz. bottle split with my wife.
My eleven year old professionally pours this dark stout, moderate carbonation. Nose betrays there might be chile of some type in the beer: sweet milk chocolate & mild chile heat comes up the middle. Just what I was hoping for.
Space Ghost cries out for a late-boil addition of Pepto-Bismol. First impression: this is thicker, smarmier than any of Central Waters' beers (excepting the Anniversary brews), Good BWCA mud thick. Taste mimics the nose: chiles take the top of the heap though & suck most of the oxygen out of the beer. Mild sweet malts, milk chocolate, mostly drowned roast. But chile is the story here, & it's mostly felt right in the fundus. The richness of the base makes is a pleasure to suck down.
Hard to judge, because I believe the ghost peppers are masking a lot of what the base beer might bring to the House Party. Very good, but I'm going to stick one of these away & revisit in 6-9 months. I've bet it's better then.
Serving type: bottle
12-23-2013 03:16:14 | More by maximum12
4.4/5 rDev +7.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Bomber poured into tulip glass.
Pours deep dark brown with very small tan head.
Smell is mostly chocolate with toasted malt. Slight pepper detected.
Taste is slightly bitter. Heavy chocolate, sweet toasted malt, and yes the chili peppers. There is a slight tingling heat that builds after a little while.
A heavy bodied beer accompanied by a tingly sensation from the incorporated pepper.
Overall I quite enjoyed this one. This is my first experience with a peppered stout and I think it's great.
Serving type: bottle
12-21-2013 03:57:39 | More by d5001986
4.25/5 rDev +3.7%
look: 4.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
22 oz bottle poured into a Central Waters tulip.
A - Inky black, my tall pour of Space Ghost generated a massive and slow-to-leave dense mocha head that leaves heavy lace clinging to the glass wholeheartedly!
S - Space Ghost exhibits a rather transparent aroma of faint dark chocolate and notes of a green pepper's spice but neither attribute emerges with conviction. Instead, Space Ghost suggests what it might be like to try and smell a piece of Mayan chocolate; difficult. Given time to warm, chili pepper spice becomes victorious as the leading aroma.
T - Robust chocolate malt creates a heavy presence immediately, much more so than the nose. It's blend of bitter cocoa and smooth milk chocolate balance each other out while spicy chili peppers appear through the chocolate haze in the background. Mild and frankly tame at first, the chili pepper flavor opens up as the beer warms, integrating itself with the chocolate flavor for a cohesive spice profile.
M - Central Waters' imperial stouts seem to have a reputation for being 'thin' though I would disagree. With that said, I can say with confidence that Space Ghost is Central Waters' fullest-bodied beer I've experienced; rich, throat-coating, and it sits in the stomach like a brick. Chili pepper spice seems absent the first few sips but as the beer warms, a lingering heat sensation builds, first in the stomach, then in the throat. Space Ghost isn't quite as assertive as it's Great Taste debut (at least, how I remember it) but the slow burn catches up, balancing the big malt sweetness very nicely.
O - On one hand Central Waters' Space Ghost walks the line of being too approachable for a chili beer with it's somewhat tame chili pepper spiciness but, on the other hand, it's the most full, robust beer Central Waters' has released. Heavy chocolate flavor goes down like a liquified Hershey's bar with Anaheim pepper-like spiciness finishing out; spicy but under control. It's a great imperial stout with chilis but as a fan of both spicy food and chili beer, I yearn for just a little more eyeball sweat-inducing heat on the back end.
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3.5/5 rDev -14.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5
Pours a dense, dark tan head with bier bubbling through the head. Head has great retention. Toasted malt in the nose. Black. Starts with toasted malt and slight acidity. Toasted, roasted chiles build in intensity. Heat crawls up from below and reaches a nice low-medium heat (about a Jalapeno). Finish is roasted chiles and toasted malt.
Overall, pretty nice. The heat is nice, but I would like more (as someone who eats chiles daily).
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Sometimes, there is a person in a circle of friends that is just a cut above the norm. Now, that is exactly what friends of long-time, former, northern-county resident, Mary Benge, think of her talents and service to our community for over 38 years.
Mary was married to the late Charles Benge, of northern Madison County, for 46 years.
Her many and varied talents have served more people than I will ever know. She is an artist, poet, singer-songwriter and cosmetologist; however, Mary is most proud of being a Christian and past member of the Mount Pleasant Christian Church.
One of Mary Benge's most popular and outstanding paintings is of the Valley View Ferry, which runs between Jessamine and Madison counties, titled, "The Pride of Valley View."
The second is the old brewery at Camp Nelson, in Jessamine County named, "Camp Nelson by the River."
Copies of the Madison County and Jessamine County historical sites (though most of the Camp Nelson brewery buildings are rubbish) are alive and picturesque in Mary's paintings and may be purchased for framing by contacting Mary at (859) 885-4210.
Today, Mary Benge is 86 years young and takes care of her 92 year-old sister, Emaree Willis, at their childhood home in Nicholasville, Kentucky.
Now, if you think for one minute this small lady, with the large talent, is resting on her laurels — think again!
Just last year, Mary made a recording of her songs and poetry for friends, family and the many admirers of her writing and vocal talent.
My good friend, Mary Benge, is at it again. She has been honored with a month-long exhibition on her artistic talent of miniature flower and church building paintings, by the Jessamine County Library, beginning Aug. 5. I can scarcely await their viewing.
What has Mary done as of late? Well, only yesterday, she chuckled when informing me of helping to preserve 18 pints of pickles; 9 quarts of peaches; 20 pints of peach preserves and 28 quarts of beans.
My friend, Marge Benge, is from the 'Old School' with a slightly modified, but appropriate adage that fits her work ethic perfectly. It reads as follows: "Do what you can, and can what you get."
May God bless you, my dear friend, with good health, much happiness and Heaven as your reward.
If you have children planning on attending Head Start or preschool, call 625-6037 and schedule a screening as soon as possible. These programs begin this month on Aug. 26.
Wednesday, Aug.14, will be the first day of the 2013-2014 school year for Madison County students.
The Madison County Band students are making great strides mastering this year's new marching program. Please, favor these hardworking students' efforts when they ring your doorbell peddling this year's charitable fundraisers in order to support their trips to the many Saturday contests.
I have a heart full of folklore, old sayings, signs and remedies called in by happy readers, but there is always room for more. Please join the Richmond Register readers in sharing in on this fun-filled section of my column. Your selections are welcome, and they are never too corny or weird.
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Marge Benge, Madison County woman of great talent
Sometimes, there is a person in a circle of friends that is just a cut above the norm. Now, that is exactly what friends of long-time, former, northern-county resident, Mary Benge, think of her talents and service to our community for over 38 years.
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I love this time of the year because eggs really do go down in price during the Easter season. I have some new recipes on how to fix eggs besides the coloring part.
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Today, the American consumer has more money to spend on the widest variety of foods than at any other time in our history.
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Who knew the Easter bunny could fly?
Skeptics can come to the Easter Eggstravaganza in Richmond's Irvine-McDowell Park on Saturday to see for themselves. However, the bunny still doesn't fly in bad weather. But on Monday, temperatures in the 60s with partly cloudy skies were predicted for Saturday.
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Hope's Wings volunteers need your help today
Help a local resident "get out of jail," and in turn help men, women and children break the cycle of domestic violence in Madison and surrounding counties.
Bereans named Foster Parents of Year, Outstanding Adoptive Parent
Stephanie and Doug Gillum of Berea will be honored as Foster Parents of the Year tonight during an appreciation reception at the Kentucky Horse Park.
Puppet parade planned Saturday in Berea
The city of Berea will be celebrating Puppets in the Park on Saturday as part of the National Day of Puppetry.
Animal group seeks volunteers to assist with spay/neuter clinic
The Madison County Humane Society/Animal League for Life is reaching out to the community for help with its low-cost spay and neuter clinic.
The clinic, which operates at the HS/ALL adoption center at 128-C Big Hill Avenue, has spayed or neutered more than 2,000 dogs and cats since it opened in July 2012, according to volunteer Lynn Grove.
State funding to help keep domestic violence shelter open
Money for Madison County domestic violence intervention in the recently passed $20 billion state budget will be used to keep the Hope's Wings shelter open.
The budget bill now awaits the governor's signature.
Pets of the Week
This week's cat is Jett, a neutered and front declawed 5-year-old male.
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Facts behind LAL Masjid Operation
Aaj kal LAL Masjir ka issue dobara hot ho raha hai. We should never forget facts and reality.
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There is confusion. However being a keen observer of the situation i am an impartial critic of this tragic incident.
First of all the above video is an intentional blend of different clips just to divert peoples' opinion in their own favor and against Taliban or a single sect.
No doubt Lal Masjid occupents' line of action can never be recommended in any way. Had i been at Mr. Musharaf's place, i would have gone to the extreme limit, however in another way.
As a last resort Lal masjid shoud not be assaulted or attacked in such a shameful manner by our security forces.
First of all there was no urgency or emergency that security forces had to attack it.Negotiatons could have been prolonged. But stake holders had their own interests for which today every person is paying a silent price
Secondly in worst case supply of water,food could have been blocked which would either oblige the occupents to surrender or choose hunger to death.
That could have been the two options of this complex situation over which now our hypocrite and selfish media,politicians, security officials are scoring points.
Our nation has week memory. We are forgetting an interview(after Lal Masjid Operation) in which Hamid Mir, Ejaz ul Haq and 1 or 2 students from Lal Masjid were present. I saw weeping(in Live programme) Ejaz ul Haq. He was looking repentful. He could not play his due role. So was the reason.
Never build your opinion on mere one sided video clips. Look at the other side of the picture too.
My dear Imran being a keen observer you certainly missed many issues. Each and every person inside the masjid was given clear passage and free way to end everything and go back to there homes. you are picturing one side of the picture have you forgotten the colonel and the Ranger that was martyred by these evil mullas. Cutting food chain and water? you must be kidding they had stocks of weapons inside what made you think that they will not have enough food or water. Umme Hassam clearly stated in two consecutive interviews that they had Suicide bombers inside and they were saying that Islam had allowed Suicide bombing. whereas you should have seen Rana Mubashir's program on news one on 22nd of april to see the real facts and figures.
How much money are you getting from all-cia muslim league?
mushraf geader ki favour ki ja rahi ha,,,,, people ko pagal bana kar,,,,,,, hamdardi laynay kay lay
Firstly Lal Masjid was built illegally on government of Pakistan's land. Secondly, how and why did these occupants of Lal Masjid collected modern arms and were ready to fight against the state !
learn from mistakes say no to all leader except imran khan…as long mushif is concern he think that he can do any thing and public is stupid.. as long he can give reason it's ok …. i really do not understand if a politician is coward is different and if chief army is coward it's just suck!!! he surrender our lovely country to USA and let them do what ever they desired. so plz guys just vote 4 Imran khan and do not misguided by any one !!
well did Musharraf.
we must cleare this kind of rubbish from pakistan.
we Love you Pervez Musharraf.
Geo Musharraf…!!!!
Good job and we support Musharaf…..
Hamid Mir is a paid Agent of the enemies of Pakistan ….
yahan say ek ko bhee zindah buch ker nhein janay dena chahiyie thaa..,,ye mullah subb se bada khabees hay
ohhhhh my ALLAH loook a girl is favoring an evil.this is the sign of qayammah.
Only one side of picture…. Ghalteya dono terf sy hoy… Lakan govt sb ky jan ky hafazat ky zemadar hoty hy… Govt es tarha nhe react kya krty… Govt ko koi aey sa rasta nekalna chahey tha jes sy khoon kharaba bach jata…..
Only one side of picture…. Ghalteya dono terf sy hoy… Lakan govt sb ky jan ky hafazat ky zemadar hoty hy… Govt es tarha nhe react kya krty… Govt ko koi aey sa rasta nekalna chahey tha jes sy khoon kharaba bach jata…..
One more thing look Karachi…. Vahan jo dhashat gardy ho rhy hy, Us ky bhy camera recordings tk bhy majood hy vahan koi operation q nhe hota…
Tm jay sy log aj kal active hy apny leader musharraf ky ley. or han i dont like mulana abdul aziz… yah bhy es operation may musharraf ky sath mela hova tha.
asa rasta in molvio ny nahi mana tha.imam e kaba ki baat b nahi sunni thi in molvio ny.
jahil molvi instead of jehad doing fasaad fee sabi lilah
Bus is video main itna hi kaffi ha,,,K musharaf operation kerna k lia ya garranty mang raha tha k reporting nahi honi chaiya,,,,,bus itna hi bohet ha,,,,,
This Mulla who was chief is now comparing this to Karbala. If we have asked this same question before he would have denied Karbala .
Stop Saudi money and you will see the difference
Masjid main asla (weapons) la ker ISLAM ko badnam kerte huway sharm nahi ayee in molvion ko.
they are rebels, making a state within a state they should be treated like they were treated.
bhai wo asla khud rakhwaya tha mush ne dekha nhi tha kitna set kr ke rakha hoa tha
ap jooth bole rahy hain janab.
lagta he bhai sab ne video gor se nai dekhi.
asla agr mushraf ne rakha tha to molvi pagal golia kiyo chla rahe the
Good Step by Musharaf
No one is allowed to take law in their hands….. must respect the law of the country….Molvies are terrorist and kafirs …..promoting their own religion and agenda…. they should be hanged…..they are all western agents and receiving money from Saudi and Arms from West…..people should not have any sympathies with these idots….
Nice video
These Terrorist should be hanged till death.
Musharaf you done a very good job. But forgot to hang jamat-e-islami.
And Molvi Nawaz Sharif.
Imran why are you making collation with JI.
You should stand alone.
Pakistanis are with you.
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Hyosung GT 250 R Limited Edition launched: 125cc in planning
DSK Hyosung are celebrating the first anniversary of Hy Ryders, an exclusive DSK Motowheels club, by launching a new Hyosung GT 250 R Limited Edition. Priced from Rs 2.97 lakh, ex-showroom Pune, was launched at the hands of Mr. Shirish Kulkarni, Chairman of DSK Motowheels today.
Speaking at the launch, Mr Shirish Kulkarni said, "Driven by popular demand from our discerning customers, we decided to introduce this signature edition of the GT250 R. What better way to introduce this faired beast than the first anniversary of our superbike blub the HyRyders. We are overwhelmed by tge support shown by the owners club, and are committed to delivering maximum value and excitement for them in the years to come."
The new GT250 R LE is painted in Pune, and thus there is a possibility of a similar model to be offered in the future for their 650 cc. Buyers of the LE, can also get custom printed their name, etc on the body of the Apart from this, Hyosung also revealed that they will work on a new 125 cc bike, but before that, they will launch a new 250 cc bike next year in India. So far, the 250 cc has been their best-seller in the country as they have sold over 1250 units of these.


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Burq Broadband to Offer WiFi Broadband Services Across Pakistan
By Aamir Attaa | 23, Dec 2013 | 35 Comments
ICONDOR Telecom Group from Argentina launched its flagship broadband brand 'BURQ Broadband' in Islamabad.
Aimed at offering high-speed broadband services over WiFi, Burq Broadband is planning to start its operations very shortly.
Having footprints in Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay since the early eighties as a pioneer in wireless telecommunications, ICONDOR Telecom is all set to spread the expanse of its network across the sub-continent and Middle East with Pakistan being the hub of its core business activities starting with Broadband Internet Services.
Burq Broadband is reportedly going to offer high-speed broadband over WiFi. Down the line, the company has plans to partner with cellular companies to offer their subscribers the broadband services through WiFi but they will be charged based on their mobile-internet subscriptions.
Data channels over WiFi are always proffered when compared with GSM or 3G networks. Similar kind of partnerships are successfully running across various markets.
At the launch ceremony, Ambassador of Argentina, H.E. Mr. Rodolfo J. Martin Saravia during his address as the chief guest said: 'We are very hopeful that the success of BURQ Broadband will encourage more investment groups from Argentina to invest in various trade sectors in Pakistan and will open new vistas of progress and development for the country', said the
On this occasion, the Chairman of the Board of Directors ICONDOR Telecom, Mr. Oubay Atassi told the media that BURQ Broadband has been launched with an objective to improve the social strata and allow people to experience seamless service of high speed internet.
Mr. Shahid Mir, CEO ICONDOR Telecom Pakistan said in his opening speech that BURQ Broadband will be rolled out throughout the country.
Mr. Shahid Mir the CEO of Burq Broadband has vast experience in the field of IT and has been associated with PSEB during the eras of Benazir Bhutto and MIan Nawaz Sharif as Prime Ministers during The 90s respectively.
Mr. Sohel Baqai will be the CTO of the company. Mr. Baqai brings with him a rich experience of more than 23 years honed around Multinationals of The Caliber and Magnitudes of ALCATEL Lucent and Mobilink.
Syed Alireza has been given the charge of Marketing and Sales as General Manager and Head. Mr. Ali has worked for Ufone as Regional Manager and his last assignment at Telco was heading The Scratch Card Distribution set of China Mobile Pakistan (ZONG) under the former Head of Sales at ZONG and the current Head of Sales Ufone Mr. Usman Ishaq.
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I have always been saddened to see the condition of Thailand's many beach dogs when holidaying there, and even more frustrated, as a veterinarian, not to be able to help them through lack of equipment. So, when embarking on a 3-month visit to Thailand, I borrowed equipment and medicines from the Dog Rescue Centre Samui, and brought them to the nearby island of Koh PhaNgan. With the assistance of long term resident, Heidi Farmer, I carried out free neuterings, vaccinations and skin and wound treatments around the island. The work that I carried out was so gratefully received, that I decided to try to provide some more permanent care on this island.
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Keys and Swipe Cards
CSE Building Access
This policy applies to higher degree research (HDR) students, staff and visitors to CSE.
The CSE Facilities Officer is responsible for issuing all keys and arranging for all swipe card access to building K17. The Facilities Officer is located in room G07 of building K17.
Notification Form
The supervisor (staff/visitor) and the Student Office (HDR students) will complete an on-line Notification Form located at: http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/people/index.html, which notifies the Facilities Officer of a person's arrival date and details.
An office (either shared or sole occupancy) or carrel will be issued according to the School's space policy.
Upon commencement staff, students and visitors should report to G07 to collect any keys and/or request for swipe card access form.
All keys have to be signed out and signed in by the Facilities Officer after they are returned. The recipient will sign and take responsibility for any keys upon collection. Keys will be issued to a designated office (if allocated), filing cabinet or drawer and a key 23KS, which is a common key to meeting and consult rooms, and photocopy/printer rooms on each floor within K17, as appropriate.
HDR students other than students on the 4th floor bridge area are issued space in the open area on each floor and therefore will not be issued with an office key.
An additional office key will not be issued to any other person without written authorisation of the designated occupant.
Keys cannot be issued to undergraduates, but may be loaned on a short-term basis by a staff member who is solely responsible for the security and use of the key.
Academics can request consultation room keys for tutors, which must be collected and returned to Facilities Officer at the end of each session.
UNSW Keys may not and cannot be copied or produced by anyone other than the UNSW Locksmith. If additional/replacement keys are required, the order will be placed by the Facilities Officer through the UNSW Locksmith.
Loss of keys must be reported to the Facilities Officer immediately.
Swipe Cards
Staff and visitors - a request form will be completed and provided to the recipient who will make their way to e-spot. For information about e-spot visit http://www.security.unsw.edu.au/
HDR Students - default swipe card access is added to HDR students automatically after enrolment. The coursework and undergraduate student swipe card access summary can be found at: www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~helpdesk/services/swipeaccess.html and must be read in conjunction with this policy.
All swipe cards will be returned to the Facilities Officer on cessation. Swipe cards are not extendable. A new staff card will be issued if employment or enrolment is extended beyond the expiry date.
All issues and enquiries regarding access for CSE staff, visitors and HDR students should be directed to the CSE Facilities Officer.
The CSE HelpDesk handles access to CSE laboratories for undergraduate and coursework students.
Undergraduate student access to postgraduate research laboratories, access to restricted areas and to the CSE alarm system are processed by the Facilities Officer on an individual basis upon the supervisor's written authorisation.
Any lost swipe cards must be reported to e-spot or the CSE Facilities Officer immediately.
September 2007
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Nexus checkpoint launched at Kelowna airport
Just flashing a NEXUS ID card at Kelowna's airport will give flyers a chance to skip the queue and feel like VIPs.
NEXUS checkpoints—a joint Canada Border Services Agency/U.S. Customs and Border Protection program that expedites the border clearance process for pre-approved, low-risk travellers—were launched at medium sized airports like Kelowna's this week.
"This keeps YLW among Canada's leading travel spots," said Kelowna mayor Walter Gray.
It's a notable distinction for the airport, he explained, considering that Kelowna is the 22nd largest travel market, but the airport is the ninth (or tenth depending on the month) busiest in the country.
Kelowna Lake Country MP Ron Cannan explained NEXUS is a benefit to frequent flyers, and something he's wished for in the past, when he's been stalled in lines and watching others zip through at a rapid pace.
While local flyers will be able to use the NEXUS checkpoint once they get the card, they won't be able to get the card locally.
Applications papers can be picked from the web, but it's a rigorous process to get approval that includes a retina scan and being interviewed by CATSA members at a major airport.
Also, the NEXUS card isn't free. It costs $50 for a five-year period.
These screening procedures will enable the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority to reduce wait times for travellers by using practices already established in Canada's larger airports.
For more information on CATSA, visit www.catsa.gc.ca. To apply for NEXUS, visit www.nexus.gc.ca.
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The average child grows 2½ inches in height and gains between 5 and 7 pounds a year during early childhood. As the preschool child grows older, the percentage of increase in height and weight decreases with each additional year (Wilson & Hockenberry, 2012). Girls are only slightly smaller and lighter than boys during these years, a difference that continues until puberty. During the preschool years, both boys and girls slim down as the trunks of their bodies lengthen. Although their heads are still somewhat large for their bodies, by the end of the preschool years most children have lost their top-heavy look. Body fat also shows a slow, steady decline during the preschool years. The chubby baby often looks much leaner by the end of early childhood. Girls have more fatty tissue than boys; boys have more muscle tissue.
Growth patterns vary individually (Burns & others, 2013). Think back to your preschool years. This was probably the first time you noticed that some children were taller than you, some shorter; some were fatter, some thinner; some were stronger, some weaker. Much of the variation was due to heredity, but environmental experiences were also involved. A review of the height and weight of children around the world concluded that the two most important contributors to height differences are ethnic origin and nutrition (Meredith, 1978). Urban, middle-socioeconomic-status, and firstborn children were taller than rural, lower-socioeconomicstatus, and later-born children. In the United States, African American children are taller than non-Latino White children.
Why are some children unusually short? The primary contributing influences are congenital factors (genetic or prenatal problems), growth hormone deficiency, a physical problem that develops in childhood, maternal smoking during pregnancy, or an emotional difficulty (Wit, Kiess, & Mullis, 2011). Growth hormone deficiency is the absence or deficiency of growth hormone produced by the pituitary gland to stimulate the body to grow.
Growth hormone deficiency may occur during infancy or later in childhood (Savendahl & others, 2012). As many as 10,000 to 15,000 U.S. children may have growth hormone deficiency (Stanford University Medical Center, 2012). Without treatment, most children with growth hormone deficiency will not reach a height of five feet. Twice as many boys as girls are treated with growth hormone, likely because there is a greater stigma attached to boys being short. A recent research review concluded that growth hormone therapy with children of short stature was partially effective in reducing the deficit in height as adults (Deodati & Cianfarani, 2011). A recent study also revealed that growth hormone treatment of children very short in stature was linked to an increase in height as well as improvements in self-esteem and mood (Chaplin & others, 2012).


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Judge Approves Northwest Labor Deals, Compensation for Attorneys
Before the plans are implemented, flight attendants must approve the deal.
A bankruptcy judge on Wednesday approved two more concession agreements from Northwest Airlines employee unions, deals that could clear the way for nearly $750 million in cost savings from the carrier's new labor pacts.
The flight attendants and flight simulator technicians were the last remaining groups that had not reached a deal to cut costs. Judge Allan Gropper's acceptance of the motions is needed for the carrier to implement other concession deals with pilots, baggage handlers, and ground and clerical workers.
Before the plans are implemented, though, flight attendants must approve the deal. They are scheduled to finish voting on the deal by Monday. It was announced at Wednesday's hearing that the technicians union, which represents 42 employees, had ratified its agreement.
All the labor agreements include a clause that required all new deals to be implemented simultaneously. Worth about $550 million (euro436.96 million), the deals with pilots and baggage handlers were approved by the court last month.
Gropper also approved payment of 80 percent of about $20 million (euro15.89 million) in fees to attorneys and financial advisers. The law firm of Cadwalader, Wickersham and Taft LLP had filed the largest claim, of about $6.5 million (euro5.16 million) in compensation and expenses for its work in the case.
"Enormous amounts of hardship are being imposed on many parties," Gropper said. "And I don't look at a holdback to be even a serious hardship on a firm that is earning a great deal of fees on the case, and properly so."
The U.S. trustee's office had objected to certain charges but reached an agreement over the objections before the hearing.
Under the deal with flight attendants, the company will enact wage cuts and work rule changes that were agreed upon in last-minute negotiations on July 17. The company had threatened to use court authorization to impose the wage and work rule changes, while the flight attendants had threatened to strike. The latest agreement followed intense negotiations that began July 6, when flight attendants abandoned their old union to join the Association of Flight Attendants. The AFA had promised to fight for a better contract than the one 80 percent of flight attendants had rejected in June.
The plan is estimated to cut about $195 million (euro154.92 million) in costs, which was what Northwest had originally sought.
The company also reached concession deals worth $358 million (euro284.42 million) from pilots and another $190 million (euro150.95 million) annually from 12,200 baggage, ground and clerical workers.
Northwest Airlines Corp., the fifth-largest U.S. carrier, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in September.
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A bankruptcy court on Tuesday approved nearly $550 million in concessions between Northwest Airlines Corp. and two of its unions representing pilots, baggage handlers and ground workers.
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A New York bankruptcy judge on Wednesday approved interim agreements between Northwest Airlines Corp. and its pilots and flight attendants unions that included pay cuts of up to 24 percent.
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"This is what Richmond has been missing: a restaurant of glamour and sophistication, serving
good food, in relaxed and uncomplicated style. My advice is to visit Rock & Rose and escape
into another world."
~ The Richmond Magazine
"Style is indeed eternal at Rock & Rose, and their bold statement of 'food, passion and glamour' seems to say it succinctly. This modern European restaurant in Richmond is a most welcome addition to those who look for an exclusive dining experience in Richmond-upon-Thames. Gleaming black furniture, designer chandeliers and funky rose-patterned wallpaper lend unmistakable chic, drawing a very trendy and upmarket crowd inside."
~ Restaurant Guide
"One of Richmond's better eateries, Rock & Rose is a stylish restaurant serving a range of innovative European food. Decorated in an opulent style, Rock & Rose is ideal for those who enjoy a classy eclectic menu stuffed with moreish modern international dishes."
~ Where's Best
"The punk-glam vibe and delicious fare have kept yummy mummies, stylish students and local trust-fund fashionistas coming back for more. Signature dishes include the grilled lobster linguine, cheese salad and the Rock Burger with all the trimmings and shoestring fries. It that's not enough to convince you, Rock & Rose also have up to 25 bottles of wine for under £20. It would be rude not to."
~ Book And Dine
"Proprietor Lorraine Angliss may have turned Annie's into one of Chiswick's best neighbourhood restaurants, but with Rock & Rose, she pulls it off with added sparkle. Shocking pink tones, vast flower displays, candlelight and even a bespoke Swarovski crystal-studded Louis XVI-style chair lend a definite feminine sensibility to the bold decor."
~ The Guardian
"This eclectic restaurant located on the Kew Road has truly surprised Richmond's restaurant scene. The whimsical decor at Rock & Rose reflects the iconic eatery's mantra - 'Food, Passion, Glamour' - and the dining room is awash with edgy flock wallpaper, designer chandeliers and baroque black furniture."
~ Time Out
"'Funky, upmarket decor, complete with rose wallpaper and chandeliers' helps win acclaim for this 'glam' newcomer as a 'great addition' to Richmond. Fans say the food is 'good' too."
~ Harden's London Restaurant Guide
"This restaurant will ruin Richmond for you. It brands itself as 'Food, Passion, Glamour' and it does not disappoint. It's a rarity to find such a uniquely quirky-yet-glamorous setting in this part of town - the land of characterless chain restaurants and pubs. Once you've been to Rock & Rose with its decadent gothic interior (pink wallpaper, black chandeliers), fine cocktails served by even finer bartenders (now we see where the 'passion' bit comes in) and stunningly delicious food in surprisingly big portions, you'll never be able to look at a Wetherspoons 2 for £5.95 meal deal again."
~ Itchy London
"From the team behind Annie's in Chiswick, this beautiful and cosy restaurant might be described as 'opulent' and 'feminine' - although 'stunning' is probably nearer the mark. It's a place with oodles of character and pizzazz: shocking pink tones abound, with vast flower displays and even a bespoke Swarovski crystal-studded Louis XVI-style chair to boot."
~ Square Meal
"Food, Passion, Glamour is the restaurant's mantra and this certainly holds true with delicious food and delicious surroundings, this really is unique."
~ All In London
"The goats cheese salad was particularly delish, and the chicken bang bang was zingy and flavoursome."
~ Peach Trees and Bumblebees - http://www.peachtreesandbumblebees.com
"Inside you are treated to a décor best described as eclectic as everything from the leopard print chairs to the urn of palm fronds, to the pink and black striped prints give the place a real jazzy and chic feel.
My whole seabass coated in chilli, ginger, spring onion and Thai basil was dramatic in the extreme. The fish fell from the bone, the Thai-infused spices warmed through every mouthful and with a side dish of rice it was fit fora king."
~ Bedford, Isleworth and Chiswick Chronicle, Feltham, Bedfont and Hanworth Chronicle and Hounslow Chronicle
"Bursting with blooms and bulbs, the similarly spring-themed menu at Richmond bar and restaurant Rock and Rose will delight green-fingered foodies."
~ Foodepedia, http://www.foodepedia.co.uk
"This mouth watering selection leaves you spoilt for choice and will keep you returning time and time again just to work your way through it!"
~ If Not Now Then When - http://ifnotnowthenwhentravel.wordpress.com
"Rock & Rose is bursting with character. Owner of the chain, Lorraine Angliss, certainly has an eye for creating stylishly quirky, niche, destination restaurants. We also saw some pretty enticing cocktails coming out from the bar, including glasses brimming with martinis and several vibrantly coloured interesting creations."
~ Kandabites - http://www.kandabites.com
"Rock & Rose is full seven nights a week and it is obvious why... it is Richmond's hottest restaurant and bar, the place to eat, drink and have a good time." ~ Thoroughly Modern Milly - http://www.thoroughlymodernmilly.com
"There's a real buzz, with vintage Motown competing with animated conversation from well-heeled and casual (but made-an-effort), young-to-middle-aged locals who eat, drink and be merry without veering into the obnoxious."
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... We were also able to catch the sunset which always escapes me as it happens so fast, normally about 17:45.
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- Breed: Domestic Mediumhair
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- Age: Kitten
- Sex: Male
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I am already neutered, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Edgar is one of the cutest kittens you will ever meet. His medium length fur is kind of everywhere. He is absolutely adorable! He came to us when he was a few hours old, along with his 3 brothers and mom. Due to his mom not being able to produce milk, the entire litter was bottle fed so they are very affectionate and would be great with dogs, cats, and kids! They are all neutered, tested, and vaccinated. They are ready to go home today! Contact their foster mom at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information!
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Edgar, a La Canada Flintridge Domestic Mediumhair kitten was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Domestic Mediumhair for sale in La Canada Flintridge, or seeking a Domestic Mediumhair kitten from a breeder in La Canada Flintridge.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in La Canada Flintridge already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a La Canada Flintridge breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
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