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Three flags used by Traditionalist Catholics - Images by Ivan Sache, 20 November 1997
A plain white flag charged with the Sacred Heart of Vendée is mainly used by the most traditionalist (royalists) traditionalists.
A blue flag with the same emblem, surrounded by 12 yellow fleurs-de-lis, was used during the consecration of a new church by traditionalists near Paris.
Traditionalists who accept the French Republic use a French Tricolore flag charged with the Sacred Heart of Vendée<. Such a flag appears as a sticker on many cars in Versailles, which is a stronghold of Catholic traditionalism. Sometimes charged with mottos in golden letters, the flag is often used in general Catholic events (such as visits of the Pope). It is also used in demonstrations of the Front National (who claims to be republican).
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Three flags used by Breton Traditionalist Catholics - Images by Ivan Sache, 20 November 1997
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I have 3 granddaughters ages 7, 6 and 4. This item was easy for them to use and it kept them busy for a good hour while I made them lunch. Girls love makeup!
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My 6 yr old got this for her birthday. She loves all things Barbie and fashion. She loves sitting down with this and putting makeup on the barbies. The pages are blank with just an outline of Barbie's face, so she can really get creative coloring in her hair and putting real make-up on her. Hours of fun!
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This is one of the best products we've bought in a while. There are plenty of blank faces and the makeup lasts forever. My daughters (2 & 4) played with this for a whole year before it was used up. They both love it and it has lots of options so they can use makeup without covering themselves in it. The girls wished there were more hair stickers, but overall, a great buy. I wish the storage for the product was slighty better but it does come with storage for the makeup in the original box.
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our daughter received this as a gift and she LOVES it. She has played with it every day for at least an hour. The paper that they color on is great, it has many ways to do hair and make up. Our daughter is almost 5 so she is getting into the 'mommys make up thing' and is learning with this toy. Better on the toy than the child. :o) One draw back is not enough colors to use to due the hair, so that is limited. Other than that --- I say it's a great ART TOY and my daughter has had a BLAST with it!
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Bought this product as entertainment during a vacation - on the plane & by the pool. What I liked about the product is that it is hands-on & liked the crayons included - they were more like oil pastels so they went on dark. What I didn't like: the eye make up does not show up, blush goes on too dark, lipstick is too oily on the sheet. We ended up using the coloring crayons included to put color on their faces.Would like larger color sheet (standard paper size).Would have been nice to have a plastic cover for the make up & crayons so they can easily be kept together & would have paid a little extra for that feature.
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Well the title really, each game mode has player count contract owner and current score... Does anyone know what this is?
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This is just a guess, but I think it might be what teams are winning the most at the current game mode at the current time, could be wrong though.
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Yeah, and if you team is doing well you gain 'contracts' which gives you bonus for certain games types. Like +5% exp on Sabotage. Or -5% cooldown on tactical strike in Demolition.
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High speed PCB design practices are quickly evolving to better handle the rampant use of fast edge rate parts, rapidly increasing layer counts, higher power demands, and collapsing time to market windows. Getting the PCB design right the first time has become the exception. Seminar attendees will be introduced to new HyperLynx based high speed design analysis techniques aimed at overcoming the design challenges of today's performance-drive PCB designs.
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Chuck Ferry is a product marketing manager for high-speed tools at Mentor Graphics. Focused on product definition for innovative industry-leading signal and power integrity solutions, Chuck has spent the last 12 years tackling a broad range of high-speed digital design challenges, spanning from system-level mother-board design to multi-gigabit channel analysis to developing and incorporating detailed characterizations of the IC, packages, connectors, and multiple boards.
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I spent the greater part of my free time over the last two weeks reworking my blog.
Before it ran on Pyblosxom as a CGI process (yes---a CGI process). It had accrued a decade of sediment, redirects, hacks, hacks on hacks, etc (yes---a decade). It was kind of messy and---worse---it really impaired my ability to blog easily. That sucked.
Now it runs on Pyblosxom, but it's statically rendered with a post-receive hook from a git repository. The work flow for blogging is a lot easier and I can test things out locally before pushing them live. I also ditched a bunch of silly things in the blog.
I also ditched comments. I might at some point switch to using something like talka.tv, but most of the time people were writing comments as a response or a reply to me---not intending to be part of a bigger discussion with other readers. Given that, I ditched comments. No sense in spending the time maintaining them if they don't really get used. Instead, email me.
I updated my blog to use PyBlosxom from git master HEAD as well as updates to plugins that are now part of the PyBlosxom core. There have been a bunch of bugfixes, so my blog works a lot better now. I also abandoned a bunch of home-made plugins for their suped-up equivalents in PyBlosxom core.
I wrote a script that grabs my identi.ca dents and generates local entries for them. I figured most people probably don't follow me on identi.ca (which is a shame), so I'll bring it here.
Then I spent about 30 minutes tweaking the CSS to make the blog look a little better. It's not super, but it's good enough for now.
I run my own server and have been for like 10 years now. It's moved around over the years. Most recently it's been at ServerBeach. A little under a year ago, they obsoleted the server hardware I was using and their pricing was such that I would have to pay more going forward. So I figured it was time to jump ship to a VM somewhere.
Not too long after that, I got to talking with Asheesh about my dilemna. He mentioned how he wanted to build a new server and run a bunch of VMs on it. I helped him pay for the hardware. He bought all the bits, put it together, and then looked around for somewhere to host it. He decided to park it at Cernio--they're fantastic.
In October, the new bluesock instance came up. I finally bit the bullet and did the migration from the old server to the new one yesterday.
There are probably still some things not working, but I think most of it is functional now.
Yay for migrations! Yay for friends! Yay for cutting my server costs from $1200 a year to $120!
I just switched to using SyntaxHighlighter. It's a JavaScript-based syntax highlighter. I decided to use this because I think it'll play well with Planets and my blog.
If you notice any problems, let me know. Only one of my entries uses it so far--I have to go back and update entries.
I moved bluesock.org from Network Solutions to Gandi.net a couple of months ago. The next step was to move the DNS records from Peer1/ServerBeach to Gandi.net. I did that today.
I screwed up one of the records in the process and my brother let me know he was having some issues. I think it's all straightened out now, though, and that the current set of records are correct. However, if you're having problems with bluesock.org related domains, let me know.
The next step is to migrate the server from Peer1/ServerBeach where I pay $99 a month to Asheesh's VPS in Minnesota where I'll pay a _lot_ less and I'll be able to do IRC stuff which is forbidden on Peer1/ServerBeach. Soon! Very soon!
Rick kindly pointed out that comments on my blog were broken. Totally my fault--I've been working on PyBlosxom on and off and a couple of weeks ago I updated my blog to use the latest version of PyBlosxom in git master and didn't grab the latest comments plugin.
Comments were getting into the moderator queue (I moderate all comments), but when the comments plugin went to send me a notification email, it'd die.
They're working again.
Someone spammed my blog with 400+ comments for some shoes site. Took me less than 2 minutes to skim the emails, see the pattern, and then remove all the spam from my comments moderator queue. This sort of thing is the big strength of PyBlosxom.
I have my blog set up to store comments as individual text files in a
directory. All comments have to be approved
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That was it--spam gone in less than 2 minutes. Took longer to write the blog post about it.
Got a comment on a post about a conference call today that I'm a "top 100 blog" in Python. I'm not sure what the selection criteria was, but it looked legit-ish. Added their seal and link to the sidebar for now.
I work at Participatory Culture Foundation and I have a work blog there that I use primarily for blogging about things related to PCF, Miro development, Miro-related development and other things of that ilk. It's on a WordPress system.
I decided after a while that having two blogs sucked. Also, I don't like Wordpress. Also also, I was getting crazy amounts of comment spam on my work blog.
As such, I did a couple of pushes to finish up PyBlosxom 1.5 enough so that I could write a tags plugin that I like so that I could migrate. Then I wrote a Wordpress to PyBlosxom migration script and the result is that I'm now blogging here for all Miro related things. Since it's easier to blog here, I'll probably be talking more about Miro-land. w00t!
I spent a few hours throwing together a new tags plugin that makes use of the new commandline features of code in PyBlosxom trunk (which will be PyBlosxom 1.5). Then I spent a while adding tags to all my entries.
I'm still mulling over my choice of tags, but I imagine I'll hone it into a set I'm happy with over time.
Also, I used ::
as a tag separator, but I think I'd recommend
something that doesn't require a shift key to enter. Perhaps ;; or //.
Tag information is stored in two dicts that are pickled and thrown in a file. It seems to be pretty fast to load for my blog (~500 entries). I picked pickle because it was easy, but if it turns out to be a problem, I'd be game for other storage formats.
I've been waiting for tags support before I did more blogging. Now that I've got tags support, I plan to move my work blog here. That'll make things easier and get me off WordPress.
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welldigger888South Carolina 4.49/5 rDev +10.6% look: 4.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5 poured from a 7 oz bottle that laid a cappuccino type head that displays a lot of legs on glass. Wow with all the roasted malt coffee chocolaty aromas The flavor follows the nose with wonderful chocolaty coffee roast malt heaven. thick and creamy goodness Ohhhh my this is something special. Serving type: bottle 12-09-2013 04:17:14 | More by welldigger888 BobZMassachusetts 3.8/5 rDev -6.4% look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75 7oz bottle of the 2009 vintage poured into a Duvel tulip. Thanks to yamar68 for this nice extra. Appearance: Dark brown/black with very little head that quickly becomes just a ring. Smell: Dark roasted malt, coffee & dark chocolate.. Taste: Bitter dark chocolate and coffee. This is a whole lot of dark roasted malt flavor in this little brew. Definitely has more bitter chocolate notes than other RIS's that I have had. This isn't a bad thing just a noticeable difference. Mouthfeel: Smooth and clean on the palate. Overall: A pretty flavor packed RIS, a little more bitterness than I generally prefer but still a pretty solid example of the style. Serving type: bottle 06-29-2013 20:01:34 | More by BobZ StaveHooksOklahoma 3.58/5 rDev -11.8% look: 3.75 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.5 7oz bottle served in a snifter Vintage 2009 A - Pours a "dark brown edged" black color with a swift fading mocha head. S - Old licorice/chocolate, rum, dates, chocolate cake batter, sweet bread. T - Cocoa cake batter, sweet cream, heavily roasted malts, astringent bitterness, cherries, espresso, bitter chocolates, moderate leafy hop oils, chlorophyll, tobacco, goes right back to dry roasted chocolate malts, finishes with with moderate roasted bitterness, coating the tongue with hop oils. M - Silky feel, medium and heavy at different stages, still a good amount of creamy carbonation, dry and bitter finish. Wow! I haven't had this fresh but this is still pretty harsh. Nice aroma but the roasted coffee/malts, mixed with the resinous hop oils make for a stout and astringent drink. I'm very surprised the hop oils are still very bitter. 4 years has not mellowed this out. This could go for at least 2 to 3 more years. Wish I had another one of this vintage. Serving type: bottle 06-21-2013 04:20:40 | More by StaveHooks Seanniek91Rhode Island 4.61/5 rDev +13.5% look: 4 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5 Served from a 7oz bottle into a St. Bernardus baloon glass. Vintage 2009. Served at cellar temp. Appearance- Black with zero head. Mild mocha lacing near the rim of the glass. Smell- Bitter chocolate mingles with port-like booze characteristics. Coffee and faded hops come into play along with some light stone fruit. Truly, very nice. Taste- Wow. Very bitter chocolate and coffee dominate this. Mild booze comes through, but mostly in the feel and not so much the taste. Faded hops mix well with the dark chocolate malts. Bitterness lingers long after the first couple sips. Mouthfeel- Lighter bodied than expected. Mild carbonation with a little heat at the end. Overall- Very happy that this beer came out so good. This was more or less my first attempt at "cellering" a beer (bought it around this time last year). Very nice flavor. Nice night cap. Serving type: bottle 04-10-2013 03:59:38 | More by Seanniek91 DopeMassachusetts 4.38/5 rDev +7.9% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5 2011 vintage. A: Pours pitch black with a dense, dark cocoa brown head. Fades at a moderate pace. Head awakens easily, great retention. Thick continuous patchwork of lacing everywhere S: Lots of cocoa and char with some roasted coffee to boot. Quite a bit of anise. Kind of creamy, maybe some oatmeal? T: Chocolate up front with some coffee and char mixed in. Sweet grainy taste in the middle, I assume oatmeal? Some anise in there too. Bitter coffee and sharp baker's chocolate in the finish. Resinous, oily hops add to the bitterness in the finish, surprising after a couple of years. Zero sign of the 11% ABV. M: Heavy, thick, viscous and a bit creamy. O: A really nice RIS. It's big, heavy and slick. Just the way I like an RIS, with pure heavy roasted malt character. Lots of black patent malt and chocolate for sure. A lot can have dark fruits in them but not this one. Only addition is a little bit of hops to break it up. Probably a lot hoppier when it's fresh, if I'm honest. Not sure if that would be an improvement or not - will have to seek one out someday. Very tasty overall, I found it very similar to brooklyn BCS but with a little less chocolate. Serving type: bottle 03-26-2013 02:14:57 | More by Dope JDerner88North Carolina 4.09/5 rDev +0.7% look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4 Bought myself a Cask at Bruisin' Ales in Asheville with my lovely girlfriend! A- This stout is dark as night and you need a dewalt flashlight to see through it S- there seems to be a distinct roasted coffee aroma T- A smooth roasted taste with a dark coffee backend M- crisp and doesn't linger O- a tasty Russian stout with a mean kick, Thank you comm-rad Serving type: cask 03-05-2013 04:16:02 | More by JDerner88 BrazWashington 3.9/5 rDev -3.9% look: 5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4 Got a 7oz bottle of this from Tacoma Boys. It's called 'Russian Imperial Stout' on the label. Pours almost like motor oil. Incredible appearance. Very lively and inviting. Big light brown head that sustains for the entire beer, and leaves nice lacing down sides of glass. Dark brown color. Sweet earthy fragrance with an almost light fruitiness. THICK feel. Beer could be a meal I believe. Coffee and dark chocolate flavors. Little alcohol in the flavor as well but it's not overpowering. Pretty bitter aftertaste that lingers. Lightly carbonated. Great beer. Only flaws for me were it could be a little sweeter, and that its syrupy. Serving type: bottle 01-20-2013 02:06:11 | More by Braz N3rdM3t4lOregon 4.15/5 rDev +2.2% look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 2011 vintage in 750ml ceramic fliptop bottle. Into standard pint. A: small mouth forced a fairly agressive pour. Came out SUPER thick and black. Got 2 fingers of frothy rich mocha head. Head is falling to a thick cap and leaving sheets of lace. May as well try to look through a wall, I bet more light gets through than this beer. S: a tad fruity actually, odds are from the high alcohol. Dark fruits and rich roasty notes. Not much chocolate though. Some coffee notes in there too. T: roasty toasty goodness. big coffee flavor, a little sweet, a little bit of that dark fruit (raison and currant). Finishes mighty bitter with a big hard hit of hops. M: thick and rich but thinned down by the high alcohol. Just right on carbonation. O: good stuff, glad its in a big bottle. Glad I got this. All around a good stout. Serving type: bottle 01-06-2013 07:01:17 | More by N3rdM3t4l jrenihanOntario (Canada) 3.95/5 rDev -2.7% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4 2011 vintage. Beer is black, perhaps a hint of dark brown. Small to moderately-sized tan head. OK retention. Nose contains a lot of roasted malt, as well as a bunch of dark chocolate and coffee. Some vanilla and caramel as well. Taste contains lots of roasted malt and caramel, as well as bitter chocolate. Coffee in the finish. Quite bitter for the style. Booze is noticeable but it is a strong beer. Full bodied. Moderate to high carbonation, particularly for the style. Astringent. Overall, a little on the bitter side for me, but certainly good. Serving type: bottle 01-03-2013 02:51:38 | More by jrenihan GarthDanielsonNorth Carolina 4.03/5 rDev -0.7% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Poured from a bottle into a snifter, the beer is an extremely dark black-ish coloring with a towering, foamy, dense, tan coloring that doesn't appear to be going anywhere. Clings all over the glass as you quaff. Aromas of molasses and old world fruit sweetness, brown sugar, coffee, oak and earth, and a hint of booze. Very rich, dynamic nose. Flavors are very rich, with a coffee and bourbon-like blending initially. Very sweet and roasted, with rich, darkly sweet undertones supporting a touch of bitterness from the coffee notes and a solid booze component. Smooth and heavy in mouth, with a rich, velvety feel. The aftertaste is a bit more boozey, with heavier presence from the wood and earth components to balance out all the sweet and rich. Avoids cloying throughout the entire palate. Very heavy, very big beer. Very good beer. Serving type: bottle 11-19-2012 01:56:43 | More by GarthDanielson ToddTPennsylvania 3.68/5 rDev -9.4% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5 L- Black topped with a thin tan head. Head faded quickly to a ring but left little lace on the glass. S- Chocolate and coffee notes are the most prevalent ones, hints of floral hops and caramel come through as well. T- Coffee and chocolate right away, a bit of roasted malt and pine hops cut through and make their presence known at the middle. The finish is a wash of alcohol heat, more coffee and semisweet chocolate. M- Smooth and creamy, full bodied and low in carbonation, spot on for the style. Finish is dry with a lingering note of coffee and alcohol. O- This started off as being a truly great beer, too bad the boozy characteristics hurt this at the end. It would have been a sipper anyway at 11.0% ABV, but the finish made me sip it extra slow. Serving type: on-tap 10-22-2012 18:16:13 | More by ToddT TheRealBigCNevada 2.95/5 rDev -27.3% look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3 Pours a thick jet black with creamy dark brown head. Looks great, but then, what the hell is this? This is the hoppiest, most bitter imperial stout I have ever tried, by far. Everything I love about this style is hidden behind those hops. It probably has more in common with a strong black ale than a typical Imperial stout. The feel wasn't that smooth, even for a nitro, but that could be an effect of the bitter flavor. I don't know, some people will like it (apparently - it's got an outrageous score on BA) and maybe a bottle will age well, but I'm really disappointed with it and frustrated that it cost so much. Serving type: nitro-tap 10-04-2012 22:42:24 | More by TheRealBigC twiggamortis420Texas 3.58/5 rDev -11.8% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5 2008 ceramic bottle version, one of the few original ageing brews I bought. Pours black with a surprising cap of brown head. Awesome retention still. Nose is peanut butter chocolate and roasty sweetness. Interesting smell and I am surprised by the lack of oxidation after 4+ years. Tastes decent, this has aged nicely...loads of chocolate, plenty of roast and a leafy hop presence that is really nice, yet unexpected after 4 years. Interesting beer, glad to have it, but at $16 a bottle, dont think Id buy it again. Serving type: bottle 09-17-2012 00:51:09 | More by twiggamortis420 ediazFlorida 3.63/5 rDev -10.6% look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5 Vintage 2010 into a glass A: No head, little lacing that thins quickly. a dark muddy brown in the glass, think dark chocolate yoo-hoo. S: sweet yeasty nose with anise, sweet chocolate, vanilla, and a touch of dark fruits. T: I taste a lot of yeast, finishes with a sharp taste of dark chocolate. M: smooth, carbonation has a sharp but light feel. O: 4.0 Its a decent beer and purely bought it on its age but for the $4.75 for a 7oz i think i got caught up in the date and the style. I would seek it out again but its an interesting experience. Serving type: bottle 08-08-2012 03:31:48 | More by ediaz MichaelinFishersIndiana 4.43/5 rDev +9.1% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5 2008 vintage from ceramic flip-top bottle. I found these on sale for $8 each a couple of years ago and bought four of them. This is the last one. Poured into shaker pint glasses because that's all we have at the lake cottage. Pours thick and black. The narrow neck of the bottle causes some "glugging" as it pours. A decent head sticks to the glass quite well. Big chocolaty aroma entices. The taste very much follows the aroma. Chocolate malt flavors, roasted barley, and yes, even after four years, hops, dominate. This is very smooth. Drinks extremely well. I opened a bottle a year ago and it was not near this good. The extra year has been a good thing. If anyone has any more of these, they are drinking very well. If I had another, I would hold on, just to see what one more year does, but this is really good right now. Serving type: bottle 07-17-2012 03:03:36 | More by MichaelinFishers mountdew1New Hampshire 3.5/5 rDev -13.8% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 3.5 Broke down and bought one of the fancy XS 2011 bottles. Poured a completely opaque black color, with a generous 2 finger light brown creamy head. Smell was a bit of brown sugar sweet, with a hint of lactose. Flavor was a bit on the bitter side. Not overly so, but enough to have a bit of a bite. A bit of a smokey grain undertone as well. Felt great in the mouth. Coated extremely well, with just a hint of carbonation. Overall the price killed this. A good beer at maybe 5-7 for a bomber, not worth the price and markup for the ceramic bottle. Serving type: bottle 06-25-2012 23:18:26 | More by mountdew1 ehammond14.15/5 rDev +2.2% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 On Tap Churchill's Pub & Grille San Marcos, CA Black throughout with a small brown head that leaves the glass oily and spotted. Rich, evolving aroma of roast, coffee, a touch of alcohol, and chocolate. The flavor is nice too and incredibly well integrated. There's great chocolate character along with roast, mild coffee, and just a hint of booze. I like it a lot. Medium to full bodied with moderate carbonation. This really was damn good. Bravo, Rogue! I didn't know you had it in you! Serving type: on-tap 05-25-2012 17:08:57 | More by ehammond1 Darkmagus82Montana 3.9/5 rDev -3.9% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Poured from 7 oz bottle into snifter Appearance – Pours a deep black color with a large brown head. Tiny carbonating bubbles created a thick head overall that had wonderful retention with very slowly faded to leave a wonderful level of lacing. Smell – The aroma is actually kind of light. There is a dark bread and chocolate flavor that are the base. These are mixed with some vanilla sweetness as well as aromas of espresso, caramel and some bourbon aromas. Taste – The taste is big and malty up front. A dark bread flavor meets the tongue. It is mixed with some roasty cocoa flavors and an ever so light caramel sweetness. The caramel sweetness fades and gives way to a light vanilla flavor. Soon after this a nice big roasted espresso flavor rolls into the taste. These tastes all last to the end where they mix with a lighter alcohol flavor that leaves a roasty warming flavor on the tongue. Mouthfeel – The body of the brew is on the creamier side with a slightly lower level of carbonation. These are good for the more bitter-dry flavors of the brew and really complement the nice roasty and boozy flavors that linger on the tongue. Overall – A nice drier imperial, although not the best out there. While it could use a touch more sweetness and the aroma is a little lacking is does have some nice flavors and is well worth a try. Serving type: bottle 05-22-2012 23:48:07 | More by Darkmagus82 kojevergasTexas 2.68/5 rDev -34% look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2.5 Mine is labelled "Rogue XS Russian Imperial Stout". Acquired at Wades Wines in Westlake Village, California for $4.79 plus tax. 7 fl oz brown glass bottle with standard pressure cap served into me Guinness goblet in me gaff in low altitude Los Angeles, California. Reviewed live. Expectations are above average. I appreciate the bottle size; beers of this high an ABV should always come in smaller bottles so a typical beer drinker can enjoy it without having to commit to a massive quantity. I don't understand some of these thick strong stouts that come in 750 ml bottles; it doesn't make sense. Served refrigerator cold and allowed to warm over the course of consumption. Side-poured with standard vigor as no carbonation issues are anticipated. A: Pours a one finger head of dark khaki colour, great cream, good thickness, and rather impressive retention (4+ minutes) for the 11% ABV. Colour is a solid black. No yeast particles are visible. No bubble show. Lacing is nice. Sm: Rich chocolate, coffee, dark malts, roast, cocoa bean, and toffee. A moderately strong inviting aroma. No yeast comes through. T: Dark malts comprise the foundation. Cream and chocolate are present but restrained. The malts are poorly handled, with some buried astringency. Too malty all around. The notes don't work well together, but rather compete and ring distinct. Poorly balanced all around. No alcohol or yeast comes through. Badly built for the style. Not complex or subtle. Mf: Smooth and creamy. Too thick. Wet where it should be dry, though the roast does lend it some degree of dryness. Dr: A poorly conceived imperial stout. Hard to drink on account of its low quality. It does hide its ABV quite well, to its credit. I wouldn't get it again. A disappointment from Rogue. C- Serving type: bottle 05-17-2012 01:51:33 | More by kojevergas facundoCNBNew Jersey 2.78/5 rDev -31.5% look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3 2008 bottle poured into a tulip. a flat dark pour with barely any head. aromas of bourbon, vanilla, coffee.. very boozy. tastes of coffee and booze.. not much else is present due to the overwhelming alcohol taste. medium bodied, minimal carbonation.. definitely a sipper, due to the booziness of it. i was honestly disappointed in this one. maybe it was aged for too long? barely any flavor aside from the booze, appearance was very blah. the only thing i think i like is the smell.. and the ceramic bottle it came in. Serving type: bottle 05-06-2012 11:58:53 | More by facundoCNB jdhiltNew Hampshire 4.05/5 rDev -0.2% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4 Pours a two finger brown head that fades quickly to ring leaving traces lace. Black color, no highlights. Light-medium carbonation and heavy bodied. Chocolate and caramel nose, flavor is similar, chocolate, caramel and coffee. Burnt coffee finish. High ABV is hidden. $4.35 for a wussy 7oz bottle from Bert's Better Beers Hooksett, NH. Serving type: bottle 05-03-2012 22:13:22 | More by jdhilt korguy123Ontario (Canada) 3.88/5 rDev -4.4% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Undated ceramic 750ml bottle into snifter. A- Totally opaque black pour with a finger width dark chocolate milk colored head. Lacing is spotty, alcohol won't let go. S- Dark chocolate, molasses, licorice and a copious amount of coffee. There is a touch of vanilla with a bit of burnt toast. It almost has a barrel aged aroma to it. T- Huge amounts of coffee and full on char. Sweetened by chocolate syrup and a good amount of licorice and molasses. The finish is just bitter astringent burnt toast or coffee. Burnt, burnt, burnt is the easiest way to describe it. It's not off putting just wasn't expecting that at all. M- Full bodied, heavy and velvety. O- I know a lot of people hate on Rogue, I tend to enjoy all their offerings. They are overpriced and this is no exception but this is a home run. My only beef is the super burnt taste, not really necessary. Serving type: bottle 04-23-2012 23:22:26 | More by korguy123 BlurryVisi0nNew York 3.53/5 rDev -13.1% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4 Served in a snifter. 2011 bottle release. Appearance: Pitch black, dark as night with a tan head coming off roughly an inch plus off the body. Smell: Smells damn good, wine meets chocolate. Taste: Ok after finishing the first glass I see the complexity of it But not impressed. I was expecting more a little more though full flavoured lacks punch. Mouth: med-full a crispy texture. Overall: I have had many imperial stouts and this beer barely made my too ten. If you have money to burn drink it, if you have you're favorites imperial drink that instead it would be hard for this to live to that standard. Serving type: bottle 04-22-2012 02:48:40 | More by BlurryVisi0n ckolliasMaryland 4.45/5 rDev +9.6% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5 Enjoyed this 750 bottle out of a large snifter glass. Bought it from Head Keepers in Greensberg PA. A: Pours a pitch black hue with a thin dark brown lace which dissolves in to a wispy lace leaving a semi trail down the glass. S: Strong roasted malt and chocolate aroma with hints of coffee and coca powder. Alcohol aroma present and finishes slightly hoppy. T: Smooooth chocolate and roasted flavor. Well balanced with the hops. Alcohol definitely present and dominates the middle of this beer. Finished slightly dry side of sweet. M: Very strong and boozy. Heavy body and minimal carbonation. O: Awesome imperial stout. A nice sipping beer @ 11 % alcohol by volume. This might be my favorite beer my Rogue – but at $25 a bottle it more of a luxury than a regular beer I would drink. Serving type: bottle 04-08-2012 23:32:56 | More by ckollias thetastywortCalifornia 3.15/5 rDev -22.4% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3 Had this in the XS bottle in a Bruery tulip glass. The 2011 batch. A: Pours almost black. Not too thick. Had a nice tan head with thick lacing. S: Roasted malt with a bittersweet chocolate smell. I can slightly smell the booze. T: Malt and bittersweet chocolate comes first. Ends on the back of my tongue with a coffee-bitterness finish. M: Above average thick and chewy. Not quite as thick as a Speedway or Marshall Zhukov, but good. Average carbonation. O: Not a bad RIS, but not my favorite. A nice opportunity to try this bottle on the West Coast. I haven't seen this around too much. If you are looking to drink an RIS, this would sit somewhere in the middle. 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4 Meetup Groups match "Racial Justice" near Cambridge, MA
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The mission of the Boston Vegan Collective is: To provide an inclusive, non-hierarchical, collectively run community space for vegans where we can respectfully challenge each other's views and enrich each other's lives, To advocate for the end of the use and exploitation of animals in our society, To recognize and dismantle the institutional barriers that prevent members of marginalized groups from fully participating in our community, and To connect veganism into a broader social justice frame …
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Are you a progressive working on campus? Campus2Community.net is an inclusive multi-issue network of progressive faculty and staff in the Greater Boston area. Campus2Community.net is a project of Socializing for Justice, a grassroots group established in 2006 to build a cross-issue progressive community, network and movement in Boston by putting the SOCIAL back in social justice. Campus2Community.net facilitates inter-departmental and cross-campus collaboration among faculty and staff. We suppo …
This a meetup group for folks who see racism as a white problem and/or are interested in learning about the systemic role of whiteness in our society. We'll feed y'all (nothing fancy) and let you peruse the largest collection of anti-racist literature in New England (not to mention, you'll meet some great folks). Sometimes we'll have a reading, a talk, a movie and/or sometimes, we'll just put up our feet and rest and/or roll up our sleeves and get our hands dirty ;).
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Let your voice be heard! Voices of Harmony is a group that creates cross-cultural understanding and shares the wonderful sounds of music from cultures around the world. We invite all members of the community to join us in song and conversation! Who's invited? We welcome anyone interested in joining a choir committed to building a better community through music and dialogue. All genders, all ethnicities and backgrounds, and all levels of singing experience welcome and encouraged! What do we do t …
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