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Surrey is the best place in England to spot tits in gardens, a survey has revealed. The British Trust for Ornithology's Garden Birdwatch showed that a greater percentage of leafy Surrey's gardens were visited by Blue Tits and Great Tits than any other country. Householders in the stockbroker belt taking a peek into their back …
So what's the tIT angle?
I'll get me protractor...
Noisy little blighters
We've a colony of about 15 including a coal tit - tweet-tweet tweet-tweet tweet all day long. Never a different tune either - if that's a song bird mine's a stuck record.
Not sure about the IT angle here though?
I've seen some well trimmed bushes in Surrey gardens too.
Paris, because...
So The Question Is:
Do woods attract tits, or do tits attract wood.
"Perhaps surprisingly it's not a Thrush hotspot"
That may be because you can get over-the-counter treatments for thrush.
Alwasy find that I'll wait ages to see a tit..
And then two come along at once...
Pears Don't...
...come in pairs.
*Tombstone icon because i died laughing. Best joke of year!
Haslemere is full of tits
You can't move for tits round here! The place is jam packed with 'em! And I'm not talking about the Blackberry using suited kind that spew into and out of commuter trains at rush hour!
Great Tits
...have always been my favourite kind of tits
Were they surveying that naturist club?
We have Great Tits in Berkshire...
..but Blue Tits aren't so common, even when it's cold. You should see the breasts on our Robins, though.
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NTSB Identification:
Accident occurred Wednesday, September 02, 1992 in LAKE WALES, FL
Aircraft: BELL TH-13T, registration: N9596Z
Injuries: 1 Minor.
NTSB investigators may not have traveled in support of this investigation and used data provided by various sources to prepare this public aircraft accident report.
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Thunder breaks rare 3-game skid
With All-Stars Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant leading the way, the Oklahoma City Thunder can outscore any team in the NBA on any given...
OKLAHOMA CITY — With All-Stars Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant leading the way, the Oklahoma City Thunder can outscore any team in the NBA on any given night.
That still isn't good enough for a team with the highest of aspirations.
Westbrook scored a season-high 37 points, Durant added 27 and Oklahoma City snapped a three-game losing streak Friday night with a 127-111 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves that did little to fix what was wrong during the skid.
"A baby, minor step" was how Westbrook described it.
"I think we could have (done) a better job defensively, but we got a win. That's all we needed this time after losing three games in a row," he said.
The Thunder avoided losing four in a row for the first time since April 2009, near the end of its first season in Oklahoma City, but was hardly better on defense after allowing 113.7 points per game during its longest losing streak of the season.
Instead, the Thunder relied on an offense that regained the NBA lead in scoring average while shooting 58 percent. It was the Thunder's second-best shooting performance of the season, behind only a 60.6 percent effort in a win at Brooklyn in December.
"That was good offensively. Offensively I don't think is our problem," said Westbrook, who had nine of Oklahoma City's 28 assists. "We've just got to find a way to continue to get stops."
Alexey Shved led Minnesota with 17 points.
Kevin Martin had 19 points off the bench for the Thunder, which went 9 for 14 from three-point range and hit all 22 of its free throws. Oklahoma City came in first in the league in foul shooting and second in three-point accuracy.
"We made a lot of shots and shot a good percentage," coach Scott Brooks said. "I'm not thrilled with our defense."
• Jarrett Jack had 30 points and 10 rebounds, David Lee added 25 points and 22 boards, and the host Golden State Warriors rallied past the San Antonio Spurs 107-101 in overtime to snap a 16-game losing streak in the series.
• Kobe Bryant scored 40 points, Dwight Howard had 19 points and 16 rebounds, and the host Los Angeles Lakers capped a trying week with a gritty 111-107 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers, who have lost a season-worst seven straight.
• James Harden and Carlos Delfino each scored 22 points and the Houston Rockets tied their longest winning streak against any opponent by beating the host Brooklyn Nets for the 13th straight time, 106-96. The Rockets also won 13 straight against the Sonics-Thunder franchise (2007-09) and Minnesota (2007-11).
• Rudy Gay scored a season-high 32 points, DeMar DeRozan had 18, and the host Toronto Raptors handed the New York Knicks their season-worst fourth straight loss, 100-98.
• Vince Carter capped a 22-point performance with a three-pointer that gave Dallas the lead with 6.5 seconds left and the Mavericks held on to beat the host New Orleans Hornets 104-100 for their third straight victory.
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Sen. Juan,surprise!!! Neither are unimportant Rinos who are unable to keep their traps shut. Your room awaits sir. A nice quiet rest home alongside the other old rinos who wish to remain aboard the gravy train.
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Baloney.Cut off access to jobs and benefits, and block their money transfers out of the country, and watch what will happen.The best way to "help" these folks is to have them return home and reform their own country. There is no reason why Mexico, especially, should be poor - other than the corruption that bleeds it. If Mexicans consider themselves "Americans", then let the American army help clean it up. We have the drones to take out the cartel bosses.
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With those Republicans like McCain this issue boils down assisting their big business oriented constituents by flooding the legal US labor market with cheap foreign labor to depress wages in any industry where the legalized aliens, and their foreign family members who would then be allowed to come here, could get hired. They could care less if as a result the wages being paid to American workers tanked. Working Americans recognize that and that is a big reason why many will not vote Republican.Amnesty is an obsolete public policy that history has shown will not fix the illegal alien problem, but serves to attract huge numbers of new illegal aliens to the USA. Politicians like McCain who continuously disparage the immigration laws by claiming that illegal aliens are not going to be removed from the USA in the future are seriously undermining the future enforcement of the immigration laws.The vast majority of illegal aliens would depart the USA if they could no longer get hired to jobs here any longer, and were permanently deemed to be ineligible for all forms of social welfare benefits and services. That´s just common sense, and politicians like McCain have not taken the steps necessary to ensure that illegal aliens can no longer get jobs here or obtain welfare benefits because they support the mass importation of cheap foreign labor to keep US wages either depressed or as low as possible.
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Can Arizona voters at least send McCain home?
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Mr. McCain, can you name one thing you have ever done for the American citizen and taxpayer?
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They would if there was more incentive to be home than to be here. If we stopped giving them jobs and/or welfare/disability and other perks here... Most of them would rather be in their home country with their families. But we make it so financially attractive for them to come here. Plus NAFTA actually killed a lot of work for a lot of folks down there, believe it or not. No, there are a LOT of things we could do without deporting people. Stop giving them taxpayer money. That is the biggest thing. Start helping citizens who need aid first--NOT illegals. I know...I know...the politicians are doing it for votes and the big businesses (many of them headed by lefties now) are doing it for cheap labor. Cut off the incentive NOW...they will go.
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If they voted Republican, would you let them stay ?If they did not get incentives to stay here and could not get employment, they would leave. Those that employ illegal immigrants and pay them cash should be fined. We need to stop Anchor Babies and the gold card of freebees for starters.Senior McPain, please retire.
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Build more buses.
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They would if even 1/2 the American population pushes them back.As a Senator, your words are a violation of the LAWS already in place. You encourage breaking the laws by illegals to hurt Americans.
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In the 2008 election, America had no chance at all. McCain or Obama.I really think McCain would not have been any better than what we got.
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However many buses we have could make more than one trip. What a poor argument.
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Alright, cool. McCain´s really rich, I propose they can all stay with him for free. And then he can clothe, feed, educate and shelter them. Then we´ll see how he feels about freeloaders.And the same goes for all the other amnesty purveyors. Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, John Boehner and Paul Ryan should all be up next. And of course let´s not forget Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, John Kerry, the Clinton´s, and Joe Biden and Barack Obama should be accountable too. And of course who could forget George Soros, Warren Buffet, Ted Turner, the Google guys, Elon Musk, Zuckerberg, Gates and all their other multi-billionaire pals as well. And, I´m sure all the Hollywood and Washington DC multi-millionaires would like to get in on the action as well. So let´s let them in!In fact, there are so many multi-millionaire, multi-billionaire rich folk in favor of amnesty, they should be able to support all of the illegal immigrants that are here already all by themselves! Heck, there´s no need for new taxes, let´s just let the multi-multi really, REALLY, rich amnesty supporters pay for all this! And if for some reason they don´t really want these illegal immigrants to live with them on their lands, a wealth tax on their trillion dollar stash would be super easy to enforce. That´s a win-win for all of America! Who could be against that? Certainly not those supporting amnesty...
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And if I got past the fence/gate/security of one of your many houses, senator, would that make me a member of your family? I´d even wash the dishes or mow the lawn, now and then.
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Can´t deport 12 million? If 12 million paid no tax, something tells me they would be rounded up and shaken down.
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Wal-Mart has leased space in stores to medical clinics since 2005, but outside health systems and providers have owned and operated the acute-care centers in about 100 locations.On June 27, Wal-Mart stores in Benbrook and Carrollton will get the second and third company-owned clinics, according to the big retailer. The first opened in April in Copperas Cove, just west of Killeen, and the company expects to open a dozen of the pilot clinics this year.According to Wal-Mart, the clinics will focus on primary care, including preventive services such as vaccines and management of chronic conditions, at affordable prices — $40 for consumers, or $4 for Wal-Mart associates with company medical benefits. They won't take private insurance, but accept patients on traditional Medicare and plan to take Medicaid in the future. The clinics will be staffed with nurse practitioners, who are registered nurses with additional training qualified to treat patients under the supervision of a licensed physician. QuadMed, which has operated clinics at worksites since 1991, will manage clinic operations and personnel, Wal-Mart said."Our goal is to join the continuum of medical care in the communities we serve," said Danit Marquardt, director of corporate communications for Wal-Mart Stores Inc. "The Walmart Care Clinic is creating a new price position for retail health services that aims to give our associates and customers greater access to quality, affordable healthcare that will improve lives."The Benbrook location is the Wal-Mart Supercenter store at 8400 Benbrook Blvd.Fort Worth Chambernamed top group Site Selection magazine chose the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce as one of the top 10 economic development groups in the U.S. in 2013, the first time it has been in the top tier.The Fort Worth chamber has been among the top 20 several times.The magazine recognized the chamber for securing 14 economic development projects representing 4.9 million square feet of real estate, $517.6 million in new capital investment and 7,000 jobs. The annual payroll associated with the jobs is about $330 million annually.Susan Halsey, outgoing chamber board president, said, "It is a testament to the many assets that Fort Worth has to offer and to the collaborative relationships we've built within the region that have proven effective in attracting new or expanding businesses." Site Selection compiles the list annually."Year after year, we continue to experience growth in all industries," said David Berzina, the chamber's executive vice president for economic development.In addition to Fort Worth, organizations in Baton Rouge, La., Dallas, Houston, New Orleans, Omaha, Neb., Phoenix, Atlanta, Pittsburgh and Chicago were in the top tier.Maserati dealershipopens in Fort WorthPark Place Dealerships has opened its new Maserati dealership and service center in Fort Worth.The 11,000-square-foot dealership is at 5760 Bryant Irvin Road and features a four-car showroom made with Italian floor tiles and the Italian collection of furnishings by Cassina."Fort Worth is a great market for luxury vehicles, and Maserati has one of the most exciting product lineups in the industry," said Ken Schnitzer, chairman of Park Place Dealerships. "We hope to earn the business of each client by providing a great experience."This is the second Maserati dealership for Park Place, which opened its Dallas store in 2004.Speed Fab-Crete building car dealershipFort Worth-based Speed Fab-Crete is building a new auto dealership for Classic of Denton.Speed Fab-Crete and its design-build architectural partner, Callahan & Freeman, are doing construction and design services for the dealership at 4991 S. Interstate 35E in Denton. The 12,641-square-foot sales and service center is scheduled to be completed in August.The facility will be used for the pre-owned auto business.
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I liked the fatal four way match, it was absolutely great. The Ending was perfect, even though i expected Bryan to be pinned, Sin Cara might be a better choice to make Cody look better going into a world title match.
Kofi vs Mason was a decent match, i'm happy you gave the title to Mason, Kofi reigns are boring now lol.
Superman Zeke won, i don't like him, but hopefully it will send Barrett to better things, its great how you had Zeke take out all of Corre, it adds to the match.
Not really interested in Swagger/Del-Rio, don't get how Morrison or Shieffeld are involved but i guess he was given money.
Kharma/Kelly, i expected maybe a slight chance Kelly would win, but Kharma won anyway lol, Squash but well written.
Truth vs Cena was better then i expected and i can't blame you for only writing two paragraphs for a Cena match, lol.
Orton/Christian was amazing, probably second best after the Fatal-Four Way. 4-3 might be to much of a score for a 30 min match but you wrote it well and thank you for having Christian beat Orton, great booking!
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Eva Green keeps winning the spotlight in 2014. In March she took every MVP notice for 300: Rise of an Empire (though I must ask 'was their competition for that title, really?). In May she headlined the premiere of the new Showtime series Penny Dreadful (which we briefly discussed here). Right on the heels of that her hotness made the MPAA all sweaty again (they freaked out over her film debut as well) and they vowed that her character poster for Sin City: A Dame To Kill For woudl never see the inside of theaters. They've since changed the poster to get it approved. (They are so reliably weird.)
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Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
BSOD success story
I was experiencing almost daily BSOD crashes. Having had excellent experiences with sevenforums.com I followed the BSOD posting instructions and submitted my report:
The only answer I got was from zigzag3143
Related to nusb3hub.sys USB 3.0 Hub Driver from NEC Electronics Corporation. Yours is from 2009. I would re-install the newest available driver.
I was disappointed because while indeed this driver is dated 2009 a Windows "update driver" came back with "this driver is up to date".
So I decided to try to figure out on my own. I am a good user, but not an expert so I read a lot of the info/tutorials on the forum, downloaded windbg and opened the .dmp files at C:\Windows\Minidump.
To my surprise the first thing I noticed was the reference to nusb3hub.sys
I then did a google search and found out lots of BSOD stories related to nusb3hub.sys
It made sense for me that a USB driver might be the cause because the time stamp of all BSOD events was exactly the time when I was waking up the computer from sleep using mouse or keyboard, both of which are USB.
Took me some effort to find the right driver, but once I found and installed, BSOD crashes stopped and the computer is coming out of sleep mode without a hiccup.
So zigzag3143, I apologize for not believing your assessment right away, which was, in fact 100% correct. My hat is off to you!
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Leading journalist and social critic Christopher Hitchens offers a startlingly new and provocative interpretation of America's founding father, ... Show synopsis Leading journalist and social critic Christopher Hitchens offers a startlingly new and provocative interpretation of America's founding father, situating Jefferson within the context of America's evolution and tracing his legacy over the past two hundred years. Whether in politics, literature, science or the arts, the subjects of this dynamic series of brief biographies have shaped our picture of the world. The authors' strong sensibilities and sharp, lively points of view make us see that picture in a totally new way. The key to the 'Eminent Lives' series is the pairing of author and subject: distinguished writers on figures central to world culture. An eloquent writer, Thomas Jefferson was an awkward public speaker and a reluctant candidate; nevertheless he left an indelible presidential legacy. He penned the Declaration of Independence and acted as Minister to France yet yearned for a quieter career in the Virginia legislature. Predicting that slavery would shape the future of America's development, this professed proponent of emancipation elided the issue in the Declaration and continued to own human property. In the background of this sophisticated analysis is a large historical drama: the fledgling nation's struggle for independence, formed in the crucible of the 18th-century Enlightenment, and, in its shadow, the deformation of that struggle in the excesses of the French Revolution. This artful portrait of a formative figure and a turbulent era poses a challenge to anyone interested in world history and the ambiguities of human nature.


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Describing the action as a dual benefit for both the borough and the city of Homer, the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly gave the thumbs-up Tuesday to a multi-million dollar loan to help build a Homer natural gas grid. "It makes good sense," Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor Mike Navarre said. "I ...Wed, 03/20/2013 - 3:07pm
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Def Jam Senior VP of A&R/G-Unit producer Sha Money XL has revealed his Top 5 favorite music industry executives of all time ranging from Interscope Records CEO Jimmy Iovine to music mogul Lyor Cohen.
Sha highlighted Iovine's ability to handle pressure especially amongst rap stars like 50 Cent and Eminem.
"Jimmy Iovine is a genius. OK? He was the one who was actually a real music guy who actually gets it and knew the structure of Interscope and could really pay attention to it…L.A. Reid. You know, this guy is in multiple genres of music and [has] sold millions. I mean, one album, fifteen million, next album, ten million…I really think number three should be me…I mean, honestly, it takes a special dude that's able to sit between Dr. Dre, 50 Cent and Eminem, all those egos, take leadership from Chris Lighty and Jimmy Iovine." (All Hip Hop)
He also described the hustle of Universal Motown President Sylvia Rhone as a reason to induct the music executive into his list.
"I'm going to say Lyor Cohen for what he did with Warner and what he was able to do from Def Jam and go to another building and have half the staff and put out double the output, you know? … Sylvia Rhone. This woman is the most amazing woman in the music business. I mean, I seen her at B.B. King the other night! No other person on her level was there. I mean, she's a boss, like, for real. So I'm sitting there, like, shaking her hand, she's chilling in the club watching everything I'm watching. I was, like, all the stuff she did with Cash Money, all the other artists she signed." (All Hip Hop)
A few months ago, Duck Down Records' Buckshot spoke to SOHH about which music moguls he looked up to.
"One guy I would say I was really, really cool with was the owner of Priority Records, a big tool and inspiration to me. His name was Bryan Turner. Ice Cube, Dr. Dre and all of those guys would know who he is. He's the guy who started Priority Records. He's one. Believe it or not, Walter Yetnikoff who was actually the owner of CBS Entertainment that started years and ages ago, but his negative way of doing things, it inspired me not to go down that route. He was a business great [though]." (SOHH)
Music mogul L.A. Reid recently departed from Def Jam to take a shot at reality television.
Universal Music label boss Antonio "L.A." Reid is hip-hopping to TV. The chairman of Universal's Island Def Jam will leave to become a judge on Simon Cowell's upcoming Fox TV show "TheX-Factor," according to people familiar with discussions. News Corp. owns Fox and The Post. Reid, who has been angling for an exit from Universal for months in order to pursue other interests, got his wish this week when the show's producers made him a firm offer. Universal agreed to let Reid out of his contract, which expires at the end of the year. Reid has shepherded acts such as Rihanna, Mariah Carey, Bon Jovi and Justin Bieber in his six years with the label. (New York Post)
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- It's the fog of diplomacy.
For years, Iran has been an archenemy of the United States. Now, with alliances blurred in the Mideast, the two countries are talking about how to stop an offensive in Iraq by al-Qaida-inspired insurgents.
How is it that adversaries that haven't trusted each other for 35 years could cooperate on Iraq today?
They are strange bedfellows, to say the least.
In the Syrian civil war, the U.S. backs the opposition. Iran supports Syrian President Bashar Assad.
The U.S. for three decades has considered Iran a "state sponsor of terrorism." The U.S. says Iran bankrolls anti-Israel terrorist groups and other extremists intent on destabilizing the Middle East.
The U.S. has threatened Iran with military action if Iran approaches the capacity to develop nuclear weapons.
But despite all the differences, the U.S. and Iran are more engaged diplomatically at this moment than in years.
After a breakthrough interim agreement last year, the U.S., Iran and other nations are hoping to wrap up a deal within the next month that would curb Iran's nuclear program. Progress on nuclear talks is leading American officials to explore whether Iran can be a useful partner on interests long viewed as shared, such as fighting Sunni extremism and ensuring stability of Iraq.
Iran, like the Iraqi government, is Shiite. The insurgent group leading the assault in Iraq, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, is Sunni.
But there is worry that Iran is trying to leverage its helpfulness on Iraq into better terms in the nuclear negotiations.
"I would be skeptical that cooperating with Iran -- particularly sharing sensitive intelligence information -- would be in our overall interest," Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., the Senate minority leader, told The Associated Press.
"In fact, it's hard for me to conceive of any level of Iranian cooperation that doesn't lead to future demands for concessions on the nuclear program, or foment the return of Shia militias and terrorist groups, which is harmful to resolving the sectarian disputes within Iraq," McConnell said. "Remember, the Iranians are working aggressively to keep Assad in power in Syria."
His concern was highlighted by the comments this past week by Mohammad Nahavandian, chief of staff to Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani. The aide suggested nuclear talks and Iraq's crisis were connected. The State Department rejected any linkage.
Secretary of State John Kerry, heading to the Mideast this weekend to discuss Iraq's stability, has fueled talk about U.S.-Iranian cooperation. He said early last week that the Obama administration was open to discussions with Tehran if the Iranians help end the violence in Iraq and restore confidence in the Baghdad government.
American and Iranian diplomats talked about Iraq on the sidelines of nuclear negotiations in Vienna in recent days. U.S. officials have rejected military cooperation with Iran and thus far, legislative aides said, the understanding in Congress is that no intelligence-sharing mechanism with Tehran has been finalized.
But the comments had officials and lawmakers in Washington and the Middle East abuzz.
At a breakfast this past week with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Kerry steered away from questions about how specifically the U.S. might cooperate with Tehran, according to aides, who weren't authorized to speak about private meetings and demanded anonymity.
They said the administration has given no impression it will provide anything to Iran revealing intelligence sources or methods. Congress' intelligence committees also are keeping tabs on what the administration decides to do. So far, the State Department is not reporting any other recent meetings between the U.S. and Iran beyond the one in Vienna.
There are reasons both might be interested in continuing the dialogue.
Iran, as a Shiite powerhouse, has considerable influence over Iraqi President Nouri al-Maliki, a Shiite who spent years in exile in Iran.
Iran also is threated by the Sunni extremists who have taken over Syrian and Iraqi territory and are pressing toward Baghdad. Iran has called ISIL "barbaric."
But the U.S. doesn't want to simply side with al-Maliki for fear of seeming to favor Shiite over Sunni.
President Barack Obama stressed the need for an inclusive government in Iraq, and several lawmakers have called for the Iraqi leader to step down.
Obama said Thursday that Iran could play a "constructive role if it is helping to send the same message to the Iraqi government that we're sending, which is that Iraq only holds together if it's inclusive and that the interests of Sunni, Shia and Kurd are all respected."


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Just wanted to share a couple things. First, I bought a bunch of stuff from a fella on hbt who posted his whole lot. He was getting out of brewing and wanted to unload. Well, I got a ton of stuff and it wouldn'tve happened without this site - thanks for that (and thanks, engineerbrew!).
Now I'm moving up to 10 gallons. I brewed about 20 5 gallon all grain batches using a turkey cooker, gott 5 gallon cooler, and immersion chiller. Got into kegging after about my 3rd AG. Good beers all around with some experimentation with homegrown hops and some yeast harvesting that I threw out eventually - but learning a lot.
I'm going to go with a 3 tier ghetto system using a shelf in my garage, a prop for the burner/keggle, and a stand for the cfc so I can save my back. Whew, a keggle with 13 gallons of water is heavy as s%^t!
I'm planning on doing a cream ale/blonde ale/kolch thingy as my first brew to figure out my system. I'll have to lift several batches of strike water 5 gallons at a time up a small step ladder to hit my cooler MLT and again for batch sparge water but that should be it for lifting and it won't be boiling water at least. I'm going to try bag-hopping, whirlpooling, and using a pick up tube on the lower side of the keggle to remove all but maybe the last 0.5 to 1 gallon.
Will then be my first time with a cfc but it looks like it will work well. Pitch into 2 6.5 gallon carboys that I can carry into the fermentation area.
Whew! Thanks for letting me share.
WOW! Congrats. Now get out there and brew!
Silly question but with the tiered systems, isn't there a pump to get the wort back up to the top?
Couldn't you save your back by putting the water in the kettle with the pump, then just fill that and pump it up to the top.
Would beat hauling water 5 gallons at a time up a ladder and risk falling...
Congrats though!!!
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OK, I finally joined so I can post pics and b/c I've used this site for info/help so much - and hope to continue to do so.
bull - get out and brew, I know - can't wait for my first 10G
BAd and its - yeah, i have serious pump envy. here's a pic of my system. i think it is 3 tier - I carry the water to the MLT but will be heating it (on another cooker - you can't see it in the pic). What you can see is the blue MLT which drains passively into the keggle which can drain passively (I've tried it w/water) through the CFC into the carboy(s). The step ladder I can use to carry up my 170 water to the MLT. Yeah, a pump would rule but I'm going to try it this way unless y'all have other ideas.
Thats a 2 tier... but thats besides the point.
When you say cooker are you talking a stove or another Bayou Classic -esque burner?
turkey cooker, you know the one from wal mart. I have 2 of those now. You can see one under the keggle. I guess it would be 3-tier if I had a pot above the MLT dripping my sparge in?
I guess the fermenter isn't a tier. Again, I'm just trying to use what I have and do as little lifting (excepting the carboys and strike water) as possible.
In looking at the pic I'm wondering if I might rig up my strike water cooker on the top shelf if I put some sheet metal flashing on the wall to keep the flame off...................hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
And we start hearing the dings!
I was trying to get an idea of what you had so I could throw suggestions your way to MAKE a 3 tier! You seem to be jumping ahead. I'm not sure if the whole burner thing is a great idea indoors next to a wall, but only you and your sheet metal would know for sure. I know it will cut your lifting in half if you could put your burner on that top tier and get gravity to cooperate.
My suggestion would be to run some tests with that full of water and get it boiling. Make sure that everything is safe from the heat and that the structure stays solid. Once you know how that works (and how well your pretty white wall holds up) you can start making some more decisions. But I throw my support behind the idea of making it a full 3-tier, your back will thank you!
Your situation sounds familiar.
Just get gravity working in your favor and you no need no stinking pump.
Water is heated in the smaller turkey fryer.
I use a sauce pot (on ladder step) to ladle hot water in to the cooler (tun).
Wort is drained to the kettle.
Kettle is cooled and batch is split into two 5-gallon buckets and carried downstairs.
(of course, I've since moved this process to the indoor brewshop so no need to carry anything...)
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sounds good - thanks for the input. It's actually my garage (you can see the door trolly and driveway in the pic) so no HUGE loss if the wall gets discolored by the heat. I guess I'd have the brick on one side anyway......................
Yeah, I ran cold water through just to make sure it drained and to check the capacities but was thinking about doing hot/boil just to be sure.


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Watch 'The Winter Soldier' reimagined as an '80s action movie
Considering the influence 1970s conspiracy thrillers had on Captain America: The Winter Soldier, it's not too much of a stretch for someone to reimagine the Marvel sequel as an '80s action movie. However, Frank Ireland goes a step or two further, recutting the film as a grainy trailer for the home-video release of a B-movie from Cannon, known for such gems as Invasion U.S.A., Missing in Action and Cyborg.
HISHE targets 'Man of Steel,' 'Winter Soldier,' more in bonus video
The folks at How It Should Have Ended produce a lot of videos suggesting "fixes" for blockbusters ranging from Iron Man 3 to Frozen to Captain America: The Winter Soldier. But all of the scenes don't necessarily make it into the final product, which brings us to this newly released "Bonus Bundle."
"Often we write too many sketches when creating a HISHE and some scenes get left out," they explain. "Sometimes they are cut because it didn't fit the flow of the main video. Sometimes they are cut because they aren't finished in time. Well rather than let them collect dust we bundled them all together in one collection so you can see those extra scenes that might have been."
Turning viewers into readers
In case you haven't noticed, people like watching television shows and movies based on comic books.
This fall has been particularly exceptional television adaptations: The Walking Dead season premiere pulled in more than 17 million viewers, while more than 8 million watched the first episode Gotham, making it Fox's best fall drama debut in 14 years. More than 6 million raced to see The Flash pilot, giving The CW its highest ratings ever. About 5 million are regularly tuning in for Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and nearly 3 million for the third season of Arrow.
It's not limited to live-action series, either: 2 million people watch Teen Titans Go!, and more than 1 million tune in to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on Nickelodeon.
On the big screen, all four feature films starring Marvel characters — X-Men: Days of Future Past, Guardians of the Galaxy, Captain America: The Winter Soldier and The Amazing Spider-Man 2 — each grossed more than $700 million each worldwide. So far, comic book movies have generated more than $3.8 billion dollars this year. While it's unknown how many of those dollars are from repeat viewings, that's still a lot of people.
How 'The Winter Soldier' should've ended (just add Hulk)
The folks at How It Should Have Ended have turned their attention to Marvel's Captain America: The Winter Soldier, pointing out a couple of plot holes — or at least plot oversights — while delivering its good-natured tweaks. Y'know, their usual shtick. So if you haven't seen the film, you may want to avoid the video.
'Dogs' artist Shirow Miwa sketches 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier'
Shirow Miwa, the artist best known for his action manga Dogs, recently tweeted a series of sketches inspired by Captain America: The Winter Soldier that could spur an editor to lobby for another take on Marvel Mangaverse. Seldom has Steve Rogers or Bucky Barnes looked so pouty …
Check out some of the drawings below, and visit Crunchyroll or Miwa's Twitter feed to see more Winter Soldier, as well as Godzilla and adorable takes on Thor, Loki, Batman and The Joker.
'Avengers' actors unite to bring 'Winter Soldier' to cancer patient
Sophie Caldecott is a hero and what she accomplished this past week is more inspiring than saving the world or defeating Ultron. I love a feel good story as much as the next person, and this one is a doozy.
In October 2011, her father Stratford Caldecott was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer. He and his family have persevered through every treatment and now, three years later, the cancer has advanced to the final stages of the disease. Her father is a huge comic fan and often joked that he'd hang on just to see the next Marvel movie release; sadly, he wasn't well enough to make it to the theaters to catch Captain America: The Winter Soldier. So starting last Monday, Sophie launched a simple campaign to get a copy of the movie to her father in his convalescence at home and to bring him some cheer in a difficult time.
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Much like Hydra, the subversive organization set on world domination, Stephen Colbert is a master deception, and of the long game.
For the past eight and a half years, we've been fooled by the talk-show host, who's so adept at the art of subterfuge that, in the wake of Steve Rogers' "death" in 2007, he was bequeathed Captain America's shield, which to this day is displayed — like a trophy! — on the set of The Colbert Report. Heck, he was so bold, so self-assured, that he even made a run for the White House in the Marvel Universe (a bid that was unsuccessful, thankfully).
'If there's a movie you're gonna lose money on, make it Wonder Woman'
"When I first got this role I just cried like a baby because I was like, 'Wow, next Halloween, I'm gonna open the door and there's gonna be a little kid dressed as the Falcon.' That's the thing that always gets me. I feel like everybody deserves that. I feel like there should be a Latino superhero. Scarlett does great representation for all the other girls, but there should be a Wonder Woman movie. I don't care if they make 20 bucks, if there's a movie you're gonna lose money on, make it Wonder Woman. You know what I mean, 'cause little girls deserve that. There's so many of these little people out here doing awful things for money in the world of being famous. And little girls see that. They should have the opposite spectrum of that to look up to."
– Captain America: The Winter Soldier star Anthony Mackie, discussing playing the Falcon, and the need for more representation of women and minorities in superhero movies
Welcome to the age of the Marvel Cinematic Crossover
What did you do last weekend? Nothing much, probably; no real reason to get excited. After all, it was just another awesome Marvel movie opening. Granted, "awesome" isn't an objective description, and surely some people had a pretty miserable time. But judging from reviews, user ratings and my own anecdotal observations, odds are a significant majority of the approximately 11 million people who watched Captain America: The Winter Soldier enjoyed it.
The film has been thoroughly reviewed — you can read CBR's take here — so I won't get into a big assessment. (Suffice it to say, I liked it.) Instead ,what I want to talk about is the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe, and how it hasn't just successfully adapted stories and characters, but the very experience of the Marvel Comics Universe.
It is now well-documented that Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige is a big comics fan. The difference, however, is that he didn't grow up with them, but schooled himself on Marvel's stories while working under producer Lauren Shuler Donner on the first X-Men movie. That distinction might have given him the ability to view the characters and concepts without being hindered by nostalgia, and helped him to dissect how Marvel's framework could be used for future movies. Hollywood is an even more collaborative business than comics, so it's unlikely that credit rests solely with Feige. But he certainly was an advocate for leaning more faithfully into the source material.
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Let's get this out of the way first: so many spoilers ahead, you guys. So very many spoilers.
I saw Captain America: The Winter Soldier last night, and I haven't stopped thinking about it since. So please bear with the incredible amount of spoilers ahead in this week's Fifth Color, not to mention the rampant speculation about what's ahead of us yet. This one is big, perhaps the biggest Marvel movie since the first Iron Man.
The short and spoiler-free version is this: Go see the movie. It's brilliant, very well thought out, and if you're a fan of the Ed Brubaker years on Captain America, you'll not only enjoy the tone of the film, but you'll be pleasantly surprised by the twists they throw in. #itsallconnected is the simplest way to put it.
This isn't traditional cinema any more, not with Marvel Studios. Each of its films have been both sequential and separate, with a slowly rising degree of success. By all rights, you should be able to watch The Avengers without watching all of the solo movies that came before it, but you get a grander enjoyment if you've seen more. Iron Man was a fun movie, but now it's even more fun in the context of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Trilogies come close to this kind of storytelling, but even then there's a commitment to seeing at least the first one to get the idea of what's ahead. With Marvel, audiences already knows the theory behind superheroes to enable them to jump in when one catches their eye. The Marvel Cinematic Universe, at its best, should be able to be viewed as separate movies and as parts of a whole. However, after Captain America: The Winter Solider, there's not much of that whole left.
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Captain America and Winter Soldier ring opening bell at NYSE
Captain America: The Winter Soldier stars Chris Evans and Sebastian Stan appeared this morning at the New York Stock Exchange, where they joined Marvel Entertainment executives to ring the opening bell, and to promote the Friday premiere of their film.
The actors also posed for photos with a costumed Sentinel of Liberty whom we can only presume is that Captain America from the 1950s — or else a trader who lost a bet.
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Marvel has released the launch trailer for Captain America: The Winter Soldier — The Official Game, a film tie-in that allows players to control Steve Rogers as he commands an elite team of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents tasked with stopping a sinister global plot.
Developed by Gameloft for Adroid and iOS, the mobile game features an original story by comics writer Christos Gage. Players can call in Falcon and Black Widow for help as the go up against such adversaries as King Cobra, Taskmaster, Puff Adder and the Winter Soldier. A multiplayer mode offers the ability to join clans and to compete for a higher position in leagues.
The game is available for download now. Captain America: The Winter Soldier opens Friday.
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Announced last month, the mobile game is, of course, a tie-in to the new Marvel Studios sequel, which opens April 4 in the United States. The Paris developer previously partnered with Marvel for Spider-Man: Toxic City, Spider-Man: Total Mayhem, Iron Man 2 and Iron Man 3.
Attack ad warns, 'Don't Trust Captain America'
With midterm elections approaching faster than most of us would like, we'll soon be inundated by political commercials peppered with bold claims, blatant lies, ominous voiceovers and bizarre graphics. Looking to beat the rush, Jason Inman has released an attack ad targeting the most patriotic of public figures: Captain America.
Wading deep into the mud, Inman questions Steve Rogers' Army records, his faithfulness, his dancing abilities — he even accuses him of … palling around with terrorists!
Swift-boating was introduced in the 2004 Presidential campaign; does this ad mark the debut of shield-throwing? (Wing-heading? Winter-Soldiering? Super-Soldier truthers?) And who's this mysterious group paying for Inman's ad?
'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' game arrives in March
Marvel and Paris-based mobile game developer Gameloft have announced Captain America: The Winter Soldier — The Official Game, in development for smartphones and tablets.
Inspired by the upcoming Marvel Studios movie adaptation, the game will allow players to assume the role of Captain America as he leads an elite team of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents in a fight to stop a sinister global plot. A multiplayer mode offers the ability to join clans and to compete for a higher position in leagues.Gameloft and Marvel previously partnered for the mobile games Spider-Man: Toxic City, Spider-Man: Total Mayhem, Iron Man 2 and Iron Man 3.
Captain America: The Winter Soldier — The Official Game will be released in late March on iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and Android, ahead of the April 4 U.S. premiere of the film. Watch the game teaser trailer below.


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