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FINAL UNIT REMAININGDetached double fronted contemporary family home situated within easy reach of both Hall Mead Secondary School as well as Engayne Junior school along with the other high achieving schools for all ages that Upminster has to offer. Upminster town centre and mainline railway station are also close by with mainline railway links to London Fenchurch Street in as little as 22 minutes. The ground floor benefits from modern features such as a part vaulted ceiling to the kitchen/diner as well as separate study and lounge along with a utility room and ground floor wc. To the first floor there are three bedrooms plus a well fitted family bathroom. The property has been finished to a high specification throughout and is supplied with a fully fitted kitchen including appliances. There is also a private South facing rear garden with off street parking for two vehicles. To fully appreciate the size, location and specification on offer an internal inspection is highly recommended. Agents Note: Internal Photos are of the show unit.
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-- -- a bright to me thanks so much for keeping score with me let me remind you before we talk a little sports watch box -- data these six to nine.
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So watch in the NCAA championship game and I'm seeing this year in taking on Louisville.
-- -- think of watching a team with a much more energy a lot more size -- great quickness.
In fact that they get one point was watching the first step I thought they were trailing by as -- -- team -- it could be wrong but at least twelve.
I thought this.
Just like I talked about on Monday.
The Louisville team has all the horse in the world had an unbelievable run but the comebacks they had to put forth.
In order to get to the place they work and being that Michigan seemed to be the better athletes with much more fractious and much more debt.
Especially in light of Kevin -- injury.
I thought this would be the end of the line a great run but -- -- fifteen that would be runner up a final four appeared to history making -- -- the whole thing that's ways they would then.
But that I watch something miraculous how much a team with unbelievable toughness with -- -- clutches of that -- word and I see Hancock hit three of the three it to three.
And sadly this was a real game at halftime in the second half.
The team those great coaching not the but poor coaching Michigan.
But the way he was able to plot we was able to rotate his defense is the way he was able to go to multiple different people in order gators offense going.
I thought this is actually going to be a big upset in this fact they might have been the number one team going to.
But when you watch these teams head to head Michigan look like the better team the better athletes but -- -- had more heart.
This would be easier now -- take some time off let's see if you can enjoy the victory as much as you seem to thrive.
On the quest to get that victory for your own good because the guy looks like it's really wearing him out who complain.
Let's talk a little New York Jets to -- -- that's quarterback in football by four could be going to Tampa but in the meantime he's got to report to the jets.
-- -- and everybody says wow this is vindictive of New York.
To make him come -- -- can't even though they're making it clear they -- -- -- number one.
They got to see if he's healthy number two.
He gets -- three million dollar up here it's bonus just by showing up.
Is it too much to ask him to show up to get his appearance bonus he should show up -- work for the people that pay him.
If you're happy your job you're going to work the next day it was you have another in this case he has no choice he's under contract.
He says he's not gonna hold out in order to force -- treaties I can hold out into force a renegotiated his contract the flat but the matter is.
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Tim Tebow I got to given credit.
The last year at this time it was the rate why -- -- on the jets -- -- the starting quarterback and the jets while he led the Broncos.
To the promised land is Peyton Manning rotated around as he where he land.
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Chile's Popular Unity coalition and the revolution from below
Conference panel finds that the Allende government (1970–73) presided over a push from below that resulted in significant industrial and agrarian reforms in Chile, supported by the Unidad Popular coalition.
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Culture matters, especially in medicine
A Latin America Institute symposium finds that culture greatly influences how indigenous communities in Mexico, Central and South America experience Western medicine.
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From Argentina, Chile and Iran, They Lived to Tell and Teach
Three survivors of state torture – an Argentine architect and activist, a Chilean artist, and an Iranian journalist and author – tell their stories on campus this month. In an installation on display Oct. 25-27 in Broad Art Center, Victor Videla Godoy will recreate his prison cell, this time lined with his remarkable, rediscovered correspondence with his mother.
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To be or not to be Multilingual
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UC Study Abroad Students in Chile Confirmed Safe
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Good hipster fun. The low ceilinged glow-y interior feels like a cross between a space ship and a submarine, with a great view of the kidney shaped pool outside. Sunday night was quiet, and we were greeted warmly by our hostess who led us to an outside table overlooking the pool. Service was excellent, as were our cocktails. Salad and cauliflower soufflé were delicious but my wife found her spaghetti undercooked and her langostino a little tough and my lamb pappardelle suffered from chewiness too. OUr friends shared a margherita pizza with potato in the crust which was terrific.Dessert, chocolate chip cookies and an incredible cream topping was addictive. Not the most memorable meal we've ever had, but well worth the trip.
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The family was among the first visitors to enjoy the new lawn as the fences surrounding the park came down after 14 months of renovation.
The Rodriguezes were driving to take the children to another park Monday when they saw the crews pulling down fences and decided to stop.
Before the construction, they would make a trip at least once a week to Lincoln Park, walking from their home in a nearby neighborhood.
"It looks better," Lisa Rodriguez said. "It's not sore on your eyes anymore."
Her husband, Alex, was also pleased with the completed work.
"It looks natural and refreshed," he said. "Now we can bring a kite to the park."
Lincoln Park's 14.31 acres — second in size only to Veterans Park, among Tracy's parks, for general recreation use — had major upgrades beginning in March 2011, including an automatic irrigation system, a new walking path and a steel gazebo. The park's turf was reseeded, and the perennial borders were spruced up.
Early in the construction, a water splash play area was installed near the children's playground.
The renovations cost an estimated $1,566,956.
The park opened almost three months ahead of schedule. The Parks and Community Services Department planned to have fences down no later than July 3, in time for the city's annual Fourth of July Day in the Park celebration.
Leading a group from the neighborhood to the park for a Wednesday morning visit, Lisa Atherton was happy the grass was once again open for use.
"It was a long wait — the kids wanted to constantly play in the park," she said, adding that before the closure, she and her children were regular park visitors. "We love this park — love it's close to home, love it's close to the library. It feels like a little piece of Americana."
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The decision to open the park early even surprised Don Scholl, the superintendent of the city's parks, sports fields and tree division.
"I was surprised the park was ready as early as it was, (but) it came together better than we hoped," he said.
Crews had to wait for the blue rye-blend grass to fill in throughout the park and take hold. Scholl said the underlying Bermuda grass would eventually grow through and give the park a durable cover for the park's many activities, such as soccer.
With the majority of the work completed and the grass cover established, Scholl said he felt confident about opening the park to the public. There is still minor work to complete, including park lighting and a bus shelter on the southeast corner, but it wasn't enough to keep the park closed for a couple more weeks.
Scholl said a number of the improvements in the park might not be too noticeable. A new planter box will help disguise the fence line along the south border, and the new irrigation system is entirely underground.
"A lot of the work is real subtle, but it will make a big difference" he said.
Concert controversy
Lincoln Park has traditionally played host to Tracy's summer concert series in the past, a series that moved to Civic Center Plaza during construction. Plans had been made to rotate this summer's concerts to different parks in the community, as the early availability of Lincoln Park was uncertain.
The Tracy Arts Commission decided at its meeting Tuesday, April 10, to keep the concerts at Lincoln Park, but it will open the six-week performance series each year at a different park around town.
This year, the concert series will open June 14 with a Latin-themed show at MacDonald Park, west of Central Avenue between First and South streets.
The concert series is also returning to Thursdays starting at 7 p.m., and will run through July 26, skipping July 5.
"They wanted to honor the tradition of being at Lincoln Park," said Jeffrey Haskett, theater supervisor of Grand Theatre Center for the Arts, about the commission's decision.
He said the group still wanted to reach out to other communities around town and offered the rotating opening as a compromise.
Haskett said improvements at Lincoln Park, including a concrete pad, would allow the city's mobile stage to be set up easily at the park.
Lisa Rodriguez said she thought moving the concert series might be a good thing.
"It does give the community a chance to see different parts of the city and other neighborhoods," she said.
Her husband, though, was adamant that the concert series should stay in Lincoln Park.
"I think it (attendance) would go down," he said. "I wouldn't go to the concert at another park. It's always been here, and people get set in their ways."
Atherton agreed that Lincoln Park was the only place for the summer concerts.
"There is not another park I can think of," she said. "If they can do it here, they should."
Lincoln Park is one of the most heavily used parks in the city, according to the Parks and Community Services Department.
"When you think of Lincoln Park, you think this is Tracy's park," Lisa Rodriguez said.
The park is open daily, from dawn to dusk, and community members can rent space for events, picnics or parties by calling 831-6200.


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Ofcom reported on the results from two media use surveys on 2 June 2011. (You will, naturally, want to reflect on the fact that this is an auspicious day: the 59th anniversary of the Queen's coronation.) There were two reports from Ofcom.
Alison Preston (Senior Research Associate) reported on the UK Adults Media Literacy survey which was fielded in Spring and Autumn 2010. The two waves were combined for a sample size of 2,117 adults age 16+. There were three main points to take away from her report.
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The New Deal Cafe is nestled in historic Roosevelt Center in the heart of Old Greenbelt. Take in a movie in the theater across the square, and join us for dinner afterward. Enjoy live music six nights a week! Sample our gourmet wine selection. Have a Turkish coffee and read your email using our free wifi internet access.
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Maryland and DC residents are invited to submit poems for our bimonthly Poetry Moment exhibit, posted in front of the cafe.
December 3rd, 2012
Did you join us last night for the 75th Anniversary of Greenbelt Photo Show reception? If not, you missed great 1930 jazz by the Greg Meyer Jazz Trio and the awards ceremony! BIg congratulations to the winners: Cynthia Cummings, Nora Simon, Rich Renomeron, and Leslie Olsen!
Left to right: Barbara Simon, FONDCA President; Rich Renomeron, 3rd place; Nora Simon, 2nd place; Cynthia Cummings, lst place; Leslie Olsen, Honorable Mention; Diana Srnka, Honorable Menton; Julia Wade, Chair, Cafe Art Show Committee; Brendan Mattingly, judge. The awards were given by the 75th Anniversary of Greenbelt Committee. FONDCA sponsored the exhibit.
July 23rd, 2012
Listeners of WTOP FM chose the New Deal Cafe over larger venues like the 9:30 Club and The Birchmere as the top DC area music venue in WTOP's Best of Washington contest! The cafe would like to thank everyone who voted for us, favoring an intimate, casual, neighborhood gathering place.
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It has been estimated that the wind potential of Tunisia could support 1 000 MW nationwide. Exploratory studies in the north of the country are further advanced than in the remaining territory and three projects totalling 120 MW (Metline, Kechabta and Ben Aouf in the Bizerte region) are due to be operational there in 2009.


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Keep in mind that mrfritz379's example (#49800) is just an example. You can achieve that example's result in a more efficient manner without using output buffering functions:
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$output = "
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if (is_dir($dir)) {
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In addition to John Smith's comment (#42939), ob_gzhandler() may still set the HTTP header "Content-Encoding" to "gzip" or "deflate" even if you call ob_end_clean(). This will cause a problem in the following situation:
1. Call ob_gzhandler().
2. Echo "Some content";
3. Call ob_end_clean().
4. Echo "New content";
In the above case, the browser may receive the "Content-Encoding: gzip" HTTP header and attempts to decompress the uncompressed "New content". The browser will fail.
In the following situation, this behaviour will go unnoticed:
1. Call ob_gzhandler().
2. Echo "Some content";
3. Call ob_end_clean().
4. Call ob_gzhandler().
5. Echo "New content";
This is because the second ob_gzhandler() will mask the absence of the first ob_gzhandler().
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Received November 07, 2011; Revised April 04, 2012; Revised May 25, 2012; Accepted July 05, 2012.
Objective Allowing psychiatric patients access to their electronic medical record (EMR) may cause difficulty related to the sensitivity of the note content. The authors investigated whether notes written by psychiatry trainees were ready for release to patients.
Methods Authors conducted a review of 128 PGY-3 to PGY-5 outpatient notes not explicitly marked as "highly confidential." One psychiatrist and one non-psychiatrist read each note from the patient's perspective. Reviewers assigned a score of 0–2 (0: No Concern; 1: Some Concern; 2: Major Concern) for each note.
Results Eighty-nine notes (70%) were assessed as "No Concern" by both reviewers; 30 (23%) were of "Some Concern;" and 9 (7%) were of "Major Concern;" 92 (72%) were deemed of "No Concern" by a psychiatrist, as compared with 120 (94%) by the non-psychiatrist.
Conclusions Trainee EMR outpatient notes are not likely to cause major concerns for patients who read them. Psychiatrist-reviewers identified more concerns than non–psychiatrist-reviewers.
Allowing patients access to their electronic medical record (EMR) is a current trend. Advantages include enhancing doctor–patient communication and transparency, but disadvantages include the risk of patient confusion or anxiety (1, 2). The Medicare and Medicaid Electronic Health Record Incentive Program Stage 2 proposes that at least 10% of a provider's patients be able to "view, download, or transmit… their health information" (3).
Psychiatry notes frequently contain sensitive information that might cause difficulty if patients were to read them. Previous studies reported psychiatric patient experiences with medical record access. Five small, older studies (1979–1988) found that most patients appreciated reading and discussing their records with staff and were not harmed by the access (4–8). In a 1991 study of 72 psychiatric outpatients, only 28% were upset by what they read, and 51% felt the information was helpful (9). In a 1995 study of 28 psychiatric inpatients, only in one case was it assessed as harmful, and in 22 cases it was "useful or essential" (10). None of these studies were performed after the advent of EMRs.
The use of EMRs can affect how clinicians write notes. A 2010 survey of 56 psychiatric clinicians found that while open therapeutic communications were mostly preserved, they were also less willing to record highly confidential information in the electronic note (11). Knowing that our institution might release psychiatry notes to our patient portal, we were motivated to peer-review our notes. In this study, we focused on psychiatry trainees, attempting to measure their understanding and sensitivity to the content of notes that might be read by patients.
We randomly selected 128 PGY-3, PGY-4, and PGY-5 outpatient notes between July and November 2010, choosing more PGY-3 notes because the core outpatient rotations begin and occur in that year. Ten notes marked "highly confidential" in the initial selection were replaced by regular notes. In our EMR, the "highly confidential" designation indicates intentionally sensitive information, with further safeguards for access. Our Institutional Review Board deemed this study a quality-assurance project and did not require research approval.
Chart reviewers consisted of four board-certified psychiatrists, including one also board-certified in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (CAP), and two non-psychiatrists (a third-year medical student who had completed his psychiatry rotation and an experienced psychiatry recreation therapist). We chose non-psychiatrists to simulate how patients might respond to reading their notes. One psychiatrist and one non-psychiatrist reviewed each note, and, whereas each non-psychiatrist reviewed half the notes, the number of notes reviewed by each psychiatrist was unequal. The CAP psychiatrist reviewed all child and adolescent notes. The note author was de-identified, but the patient names as used within the note were left intact.
Each reviewer completed a survey after reading the note as if he or she were the patient. The primary outcome was the question "Overall, if a patient read this note, do you think they would be offended, confused, alarmed, injured, upset? Is the note written in a respectful tone, with sensitivity to culture, age, gender, sexual orientation, disability?" with a score of 0–2 (0: No Concern; 1: Some Concern; 2: Major Concern). Secondary outcomes consisted of 1) whether specific content (mention of personality traits/disorders, substance use, psychosis, sexual issues) was present; and 2) if present, whether the patient might be offended, using the previously described 0–2 scale.
Statistical analysis (SAS Version 9.3; SAS Institute Inc.; Cary, NC) consisted of paired t-tests for the percentage of notes and topics of each concern level × reviewer and trainee level. A Generalized Linear Model (GLM) was also used to compare differences among trainee levels. Differences in the concern level of CAP notes were described.
Twenty-two trainees authored 128 notes (8 PGY-3s wrote 69 notes; 9 PGY-4s wrote 34; 5 PGY-5s wrote 25). Overall, 89 notes (70%) were rated of "No Concern" by both reviewers, and ready to be read by patients. Thirty notes (23%) were rated as of "Some Concern" by one or both reviewers; and 9 (7%) were of "Major Concern," all from psychiatrists. Psychiatrists were more concerned than non-psychiatrists (paired t-test p=0.0001; Table 1) for all concern categories. This finding was also true when analyzed by trainee level (paired t-tests: PGY-3 p=0.0002; PGY-4 p=0.0303; PGY-5 p=0.0042). Among PGY-3, PGY-4, and PGY-5 notes, we found no significant difference on disagreement (GLM model, p=0.7384) between psychiatrists and non-psychiatrists. That is, the trainee level did not make a difference in how psychiatrists and non-psychiatrists rated their notes. Of the 36 CAP notes (14 for ages 3–12, 22 for ages 13–17), the psychiatrist rated 18 as being of "No Concern," 14 of "Some Concern," and 4 as of "Major Concern," as compared with non-psychiatrist ratings of 34, 2, and 0, respectively.
Secondary outcomes described the presence of sensitive content topics and concern level (Table 2). Non-psychiatrists identified these topics twice as frequently as psychiatrists (p<0.05), except for psychosis. However, there were no statistically significant differences in their concern ratings, except for personality traits/disorders.
aIncludes notes in which the reviewer did not identify the presence of the topic, or identified the topic and rated the release of the note as of "No Concern."
This study answers the question "What percentage of our trainee notes are ready to be read by patients?" In our sample of 128 outpatient notes, the answer was 70%. These results might surprise psychiatrist-supervisors as too high or too low, depending on each supervisor's acceptability threshold. Although we would prefer a higher percentage of "No Concern," we also kept in mind that notes identified as of "Some Concern" might be very reasonable to release to patients. If one accepted "Some Concern" notes as appropriate, then, overall, 93% of our trainee notes would be ready. Patients, not all of whom want to read their notes, might realize there is certain psychiatric jargon and balance of details for the note to be useful. Ideally, patients would not be reading their notes in isolation, but with the opportunity to discuss them with their care-providers.
One of our surprising findings was that psychiatrists raised more sensitivity concerns than non-psychiatrists. We were expecting psychiatrists, being more familiar with the jargon and style of psychiatric notes, to find fewer concerns. There are several possible explanations. Our psychiatrists might be more protective of the patient in not wanting the patient to read the note. Perhaps our non-psychiatrists were more familiar with psychiatry notes than we initially hypothesized, as one has worked for years as a psychiatric recreation therapist and the other was a medical student who had completed his third-year psychiatry clinical rotation and participated in psychiatry research projects. Interestingly, non-psychiatrists identified personality traits/disorders, substance use, and sexual issues content twice as frequently as psychiatrists, but differed only in personality traits/disorders for concern about those topics. Thus, there were definite differences in how psychiatrists versus non-psychiatrists viewed psychiatric content. Perhaps, in this setting, the psychiatrists were not as sensitive to the jargon, and thus did not flag the content. Further research into psychiatrist attitudes about note content and styles could expand these possible explanations.
Another, not unexpected, finding is the higher concern (50%) for CAP notes. When writing these notes, it is sometimes difficult for both trainees and practicing psychiatrists to remember that, at some point, the patient—or perhaps, even more importantly, the parents—might read the note. One of the essential facets of therapeutic work with adolescents frequently involves discussion of materials they do not wish their parents to know, and the manner in which this is disseminated can be very tricky for both the patient and the therapeutic alliance and ongoing work.
We suggest a few methods to potentially improve patient acceptability of psychiatry notes:
Formal education as part of a professionalism curriculum or quality improvement project, emphasizing sensitivity in the use of language and avoiding pejorative terms such as "unkempt" and "disheveled."
Explicit review and discussion of a few notes per week with a clinical supervisor, especially earlier in training.
More frequent use of a "highly confidential" status for intentionally sensitive information, which would require explicit writer approval before release. This technique might be especially useful for parental request of notes, to allow the provider the option of writing a summary letter to meet the needs of the information release without revealing sensitive specifics an adolescent might not be ready to share.
Writing or dictating the note in the patient's presence for feedback and immediate correction of errors. Although our internal-medicine colleagues might be adopting this approach more, it is difficult to imagine for psychiatric patients. For adolescents, this approach might empower them to gain a sense of control of their care, and may even serve as the impetus to discuss difficult subjects with their families.
There are several study limitations. First, we did not standardize criteria with the reviewers for what content constitutes "Some" or "Major" concern. What one reviewer might consider to be of "Some Concern" might be of "No Concern" or "Major Concern" to another. However, that situation reflects reality, as different patients will react differently. Second, we did not record a diagnosis for each note, to rule out any association with the sensitivity of the note. For example, psychotic symptoms might be harder to document in a neutral manner than would depressive symptoms. However, we surveyed for appropriateness of documentation of sensitive topics. Third, a single-site study introduces institutional cultural biases regarding note acceptability, and reviewer bias if the reviewers recognized notes of patients they supervised. Fourth, the non-psychiatrists still had familiarity with psychiatric terms, so their ratings cannot be construed as from a purely patient or layperson perspective. Last, the small number of reviewers and notes per trainee limit generalization of findings.
Further research can help us better understand how patients might react to reading their psychiatric notes. One approach would be to ask patients to read their notes and then survey them directly. Our survey did not include inpatient notes, which might reveal more tension, given the acuteness of psychiatric hospitalization. Future studies can include inpatient and junior resident notes, and even attending psychiatrist and psychiatric allied health practitioner notes.
In summary, trainee EMR outpatient notes are not likely to cause major concerns for patients who read them. Psychiatrists, however, identified more concerns than did non-psychiatrists. Notes on children and adolescents deserve more scrutiny. Further education for trainees on writing more neutral notes could be helpful.
We thank Stephen S. Cha, M.S., Division of Biomedical Statistics and Informatics, Department of Health Science Research, Mayo Clinic, for statistical support.
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Reviews by brand_OHH:More User Reviews:jneiswenderMassachusetts 4.73/5 rDev +16.8% look: 4.75 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75 Poured out of the 750 mL bottle into a goblet Served cool and then allowed to warm up Body is a dark black walnut and cola with a tan thick head Smells like dark chocolate herbs and some alcohol Nice and sick chocolate flavor certainly has some herbal qualities and a slight boozy finish Medium to full and well carbonated Very enjoyable and versatile can be drunk alone or with food I would drink this again Serving type: bottle 12-16-2013 19:30:23 | More by jneiswender MoorBeerPlzCalifornia 3.89/5 rDev -4% look: 4 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75 Poured from the bottle into a snifter... On the pour, a dark brown/black with a 1 1/2 finger tan head that dissipated fairly quick. Little to no lacing. Carbonation apparent. First whiff is coffee, light chocolate then roasted grains and a slight hint of carmel. Nose was very light and required a few swirls to get things going. As the beer warms, a sweet smell comes through along with a yeasty note, like a belgian. First taste reminded me of cold coffee, roasted grains, char and a slight note of chocolate. The flavor improves on this beer as it warms up, adding a raisins, molasses/sweetness, better dark chocolate hints and maybe a little spice. Like the bitter/sweet finish. Mouthfeel is medium & smooth with more carbonation than I originally guessed. A little lighter than other stouts I've tried and a little on the dry side at the end. Overall a decent stout, in the middle of a very large pack of decent stouts. Certainly no drain pour and I wouldn't turn my nose at this if offered one. Yet, there are better examples of the style I prefer so I probably wouldn't seek this out again. As it's a little different than the norm, it's worth trying just to see what a Belgian stout tastes like. Cheers! Serving type: bottle 12-16-2013 05:07:15 | More by MoorBeerPlz |
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