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Four Seasons Theatre displays charisma, charm and killer vocals in
Great Dames
Laura Jones
on Saturday 03/08/2014 1:07 pm
When my editor asked if I was interested seeing in the Four Seasons Theatre production
Great Dames: Leading Ladies of Stage and Screen
, a tribute to the Great American Songbook (through March 9 at Overture Center's Promenade Hall), I thought, "Let's see, would I enjoy an evening at Overture Center in one of the smaller, more intimate performance spaces, with chandeliers twinkling overhead, and star performers singing and swaying in their classiest tuxedos and little black dresses?"
>> Go to THE DAILY /Theater
Pianist Yefim Bronfman delivers two exquisite Beethoven concertos with the Madison Symphony Orchestra
John W. Barker
on Saturday 03/08/2014 12:43 pm
An all-Beethoven program is a guaranteed hit, and the Madison Symphony Orchestra proves it once again in their concerts this weekend at Overture Hall. The program will be repeated tonight, March 8, at 8 p.m. and on Sunday, March 9, at 2:30 p.m.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Classical Music
Madland: Madison's first homicide of 2014 hits home for Williamson-Marquette
Catherine Capellaro
on Friday 03/07/2014 2:21 pm
A shooting earlier this week in my neighborhood shows that terrible things happen, even in great places. I'm a longtime resident of Madison's Williamson-Marquette neighborhood, recently named one of ten great neighborhoods in America by the American Planning Association and, as fellow
blogger Alan Talaga put it, "Madison's favorite gentrified neighborhood that doesn't want to acknowledge that it is gentrified."
>> Go to THE DAILY /Madland
Festivals and concerts in Central Park concerns some neighbors on Madison's near east side
Meghan Chua
on Friday 03/07/2014 12:29 pm
Festivals were always part of the grand scheme for Madison's Central Park but now that the space is under construction, some neighbors have concerns about loud music and unruly visitors.
>> Go to THE DAILY /News
Madison Snaps: March 7, 2014
on Friday 03/07/2014 7:00 am
Today's image titled "mansion" was photographed by Chris Collins.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Snaps
A Room of One's Own is anything but as Lorrie Moore reads from
, her new story collection
Jessica Steinhoff
on Thursday 03/06/2014 8:28 pm
A single room couldn't contain all the folding chairs at A Room of One's Own Wednesday night, as Lorrie Moore prepared to read from her new book, Bark. Though Moore accepted a professorship at Vanderbilt University about a year ago, after nearly 30 years teaching in the UW's creative writing department, the audience welcomed her as a neighbor and friend.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Books
Beer Here: Kremlin Russian Imperial Stout from House of Brews
Robin Shepard
on Thursday 03/06/2014 2:00 pm
Madison's House of Brews is building a lineup of 22-ounce bomber bottle offerings and has its sights set on two big cities. "I really want to get my beers out in bombers, so I'm planning on self-distributing in parts of Chicago and Milwaukee," says brewery owner Page Buchanan. Among the first beers that Buchanan will take on the road is a bold Russian Imperial Stout he calls Kremlin.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Beer
Madison folk-pop band PHOX sign to Partisan Records
Jessica Steinhoff
on Thursday 03/06/2014 1:55 pm
Today PHOX climbed another rung on the ladder to fame by announcing that they've signed with Partisan Records, the record label Deer Tick, Heartless Bastards and the Dismemberment Plan call home. The local sextet are currently preparing for a series of concerts at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas, but their biggest event of 2014 will likely be the release of a self-titled album in June.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Music
Mama Madison: Race to shame
Sari Judge
on Thursday 03/06/2014 1:20 pm
I think the first time in recent years that I've felt a real sense of shame, as both a parent and community member, was last Tuesday evening as I sat in a crowded elementary school LMC to listen to Ken Taylor, executive director of the Wisconsin Council on Children and Families, and his colleague, Torry Wynn, present key findings from the 2013 Race to Equity report to our PTO group.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Isthmus Parents
Madison Snaps: March 6, 2014
on Thursday 03/06/2014 7:00 am
Today's image titled "Footsteps" was photographed by Craig Wilson.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Snaps
Dementia, Bioethics Forum, SXSW, vegan breakfast in the March 7 issue of
on Thursday 03/06/2014 6:00 am
What can you find in this week's
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Twelve hot tickets at the 2014 Wisconsin Film Festival
Jessica Steinhoff
on Thursday 03/06/2014 1:23 am
It's here! The official guide to the 2014 Wisconsin Film Festival is hot off the presses, nestled inside the issue of
that hits newsstands today. Though the fest takes place April 3-10, tickets sales begin Sat., March 8. Seats for many of the films will go fast, so here's a shortlist of titles you'll want to read up on right away.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Wisconsin Film Festival
The Week: Madison calendar for March 7-13, 2014
on Thursday 03/06/2014 12:00 am
Here is this week's critics' choice calendar.
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Former Wisconsin lawmaker Kelda Helen Roys recalls colleague Bill Kramer pushed personal boundaries
Ben Siegel
on Wednesday 03/05/2014 5:13 pm, (2) Comments
Former state Rep. Kelda Helen Roys says there were times when she served in the state Assembly with Bill Kramer that the Republican from Waukesha made her uncomfortable. "He would stand a little too close ... or touch me on the back in a way that wouldn't be appropriate for people who didn't really know each other," says Roys, a Madison Democrat who served from 2008 to 2012.
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Madison looks to install public toilets
Joe Tarr
on Wednesday 03/05/2014 12:48 pm
Last month, Madison quietly installed portable toilets in two of its parking garages to help provide 24-hour access for both the homeless and visitors. The porta-potties are located in the State Street Campus Garage, at Lake and Frances, and the Capitol Square North Garage, on East Mifflin Street.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Madison.gov
Madison Snaps: March 5, 2014
on Wednesday 03/05/2014 7:00 am
Today's image titled "Lake Monona Igloo" was photographed by Chris Collins.
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Madland: Madison's economic growth may lead to Epic resentment
Alan Talaga
on Tuesday 03/04/2014 8:47 pm, (3) Comments
In San Francisco, protesters have mobilized against Google, complaining that the tech company has made the city utter unaffordable to those who don't work in the sprawling campus located outside the city. While Madison may lack the container stores that made San Francisco famous, is our city headed towards a backlash against its own tech giant, Epic?
>> Go to THE DAILY /Madland
Madison hopes to extend East Campus Mall to Lake Monona
Joe Tarr
on Tuesday 03/04/2014 4:19 pm, (2) Comments
This year, Madison will begin looking at ways to improve the "Triangle neighborhood" and Brittingham Park on the near west side, and looking for a way to extend the campus mall all the way to Lake Monona.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Madison.gov
Local environmental regulation at stake in Wisconsin sand mining debate
Mary Sussman
on Tuesday 03/04/2014 3:20 pm
A seven-hour legislative hearing on a proposed mining bill revolved around one question: Should local governments in Wisconsin be able to apply new environmental regulations to existing sand mining operations. Supporters said no, while opponents said yes.
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New Wisconsin regulations may tip balance in legal battle over radio tower in southern Dane County
Bill Lueders, Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism
on Tuesday 03/04/2014 1:32 pm
It was the perfect piece of land for their dream home. Fifty acres in the town of Rutland, in rural Dane County, a few miles south of Madison. Jessica Polakowski and her husband, Nicholas, closed the deal on Sept. 7, 2010. Later that same day, Jessica recalls, the couple learned that Magnum Communications, a Tomah-based broadcast company, wanted to erect a nearly 500-foot radio tower on an adjacent plot. The application was filed in November 2010.
>> Go to THE DAILY /News
Children's Theater of Madison creates an innovative version of
Alexander & the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
for kids on the autism spectrum
Laura Jones
on Tuesday 03/04/2014 12:13 pm
For an autistic child, the theater can be challenging. Loud noises startle. Lighting changes overwhelm. Many things the average theatergoing public takes for granted, from waiting patiently in line to sitting quietly in one's seat, can prove difficult. But Susannah Peterson, executive director of the Autism Society's South Central Wisconsin chapter, knows that these kids love storytelling, too.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Theater
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on Tuesday 03/04/2014 12:00 pm
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Madison Snaps: March 4, 2014
on Tuesday 03/04/2014 7:00 am
Today's image titled "perpetual construction" was photographed by Ryan Wisniewski.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Snaps
A Book A Week:
How to Be a Woman
by Caitlin Moran
Becky Holmes
on Monday 03/03/2014 6:00 pm
I am always on the lookout for books by (and about) funny women, but they aren't so easy to find. You'd be amazed at the junk that pops up in a search on Google or Amazon.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Books
Isthmus on WORT: How architectural renderings shape Madison developments
on Monday 03/03/2014
reporter Joe Tarr reported on the use of computer-based architectural renderings for proposed Madison developments in the February 28 issue, and discussed his story with WORT producer Dylan Brogan on the February 27 edition of
In Our Backyard
>> Go to THE DAILY /Technology
Pro Arte Quartet premieres new work by Belgian composer Benoît Mernier for its centennial celebration
Marie Loeffler
on Monday 03/03/2014 2:53 pm
Madison's Pro Arte Quartet paid tribute to its Belgian roots on Sunday by premiering a new work by Belgian composer Benoît Mernier. This composition,
Quartet No. 3
, was commissioned for the ensemble's centennial celebration.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Classical Music
Yellow Rose Gallery to take root at the top of State Street
Jessica Steinhoff
on Monday 03/03/2014 2:18 pm
The 100 block of State Street has been teeming with activity over the past two years. First came the Fountain in late 2011, which quickly added concerts, poetry readings and sing-alongs to its menu. Then came 100State, a place for entrepreneurs and creative types to brainstorm and collaborate. Now a visual-art venture -- Yellow Rose Gallery -- is preparing to join this mini-community. Its doors will open in late March, according to founder Miles Kristan.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Art
Your Right to Know: Scott Walker must answer questions on John Doe emails
Orville Seymer
on Monday 03/03/2014 12:19 pm
Like many other people in Wisconsin, I spent some time recently digging into the 27,000 pages of emails released from the John Doe probe into alleged illegal activities by the staff of then-Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker. I was somewhat surprised to find my name appear.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Opinion
Citizen Dave:
House of Cards
treats its viewers like adults
Dave Cieslewicz
on Monday 03/03/2014 11:43 am
First, a spoiler alert. If you're into the Netflix political drama
House of Cards
and haven't reached episode six of season two yet, read no further.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Citizen Dave
Madison Snaps: March 3, 2014
on Monday 03/03/2014 7:00 am
Today's image titled "Madison" was photographed by Sarah Mittermaier.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Snaps
Cost estimates to rebuild Lothlorien co-op has board seriously considering sale of lakefront property
Seth Jovaag
on Sunday 03/02/2014 3:33 pm
Members of the Madison Community Cooperative recently received estimates of what it would cost to renovate the legendary Lothlorien Housing Collective building, and it's not pretty.
>> Go to THE DAILY /News
Vinyl Cave: Mono vs. stereo with The Cowsills, The Young Rascals, The Blues Magoos
Bob Koch
on Sunday 03/02/2014 8:00 am
Here's some reflections on comparing another trio of albums from the late mono era.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Vinyl Cave
Mayor Soglin says downtown TIF money belongs to the city, not the Madison school district
Joe Tarr
on Saturday 03/01/2014 6:47 pm
Mayor Paul Soglin wants to make one thing perfectly clear: money sitting in a tax incremental financing district downtown belongs to the city, not the schools. The city wants to use the TIF district to help pay for the controversial Judge Doyle Square project, which includes a hotel for Monona Terrace, offices, retail and housing.
>> Go to THE DAILY /News
University Theatre's
Evening of One Acts
show that coming of age in chaos can be both challenging and hilarious
Gwen Rice
on Saturday 03/01/2014 11:50 am
Presented by University Theatre,
An Evening of One Acts
(through March 14 at Vilas Hall's Mitchell Theatre) is a showcase for early-career talent. Shannon Davis and John Cooper, a pair of acting and directing MFA candidates, direct these projects, and the roles are filled mostly by university students. The plays themselves are works by acclaimed playwrights Christopher Durang and Beth Henley, from when they were starting their writing careers.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Theater
Dead Man's Cell Phone
, Madison Theatre Guild explores the discomfort that comes with adopting new technology
Amelia Cook Fontella
on Saturday 03/01/2014 10:32 am
Remember when cell phones were still called "cell phones," not "smartphones" or just "phones"? Madison Theatre Guild takes us back to those not-so-long-ago days with
Dead Man's Cell Phone
(through March 15 at the Bartell Theatre), directed by L.M. Attea.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Theater
Rideshare app Lyft launches in Madison without required licensing
Meghan Chua
on Friday 02/28/2014 7:34 pm, (2) Comments
Though unlicensed transportation companies are currently prohibited under city law, the rideshare app Lyft launched Friday in Madison. The company is launching its Pioneer program in Madison, says spokesperson Paige Thelen. For the first couple weeks of Lyft's operation in the city, anyone who downloads the Lyft app receives two weeks' worth of free rides, she says.
>> Go to THE DAILY /News
ACLU's injunction to block Wisconsin's same-sex marriage ban cites parental rights
Judith Davidoff
on Friday 02/28/2014 4:21 pm
U.S. District Judge Barbara Crabb will hear arguments on March 27 on a request to temporarily bar enforcement of Wisconsin's same-sex marriage ban.The American Civil Liberties Union filed a motion Thursday night seeking a preliminary injunction that would stay in place until there is a final decision in a federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the ban.
>> Go to THE DAILY /News
Former Walker chief of staff Thomas Nardelli called Tom Barrett a 'Muslim sympathizer' in John Doe email
Ben Siegel
on Friday 02/28/2014 2:49 pm
As controversy swirled over a proposed Islamic center near Ground Zero in New York City and a Quran-burning pastor in Florida, Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett and then Milwaukee County Executive Scott Walker faced off in a gubernatorial debate on Sep. 24, 2010.
>> Go to THE DAILY /News
Madland: Four reasons why the John Doe emails can still hurt Scott Walker in November
Alan Talaga
on Friday 02/28/2014 11:26 am
Earlier this week, I shared four reason why the release of the John Doe emails was not the next Bridgegate. Today, I'd like to talk a little bit about how John Doe could impact the November election, even without reaching the stature of the New Jersey scandal.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Madland
Madison Snaps: February 28, 2014
on Friday 02/28/2014 7:00 am
Today's image titled "Madison Winter Fest 2014" was photographed by Emily Mills.
>> Go to THE DAILY /Snaps
Citizen Dave:
House of Cards
treats its viewers like adults
Dave Cieslewicz
on Monday 03/03/2014 11:43 am
First, a spoiler alert. If you're into the Netflix political drama
House of Cards
and haven't reached episode six of season two yet, read no further.
Citizen Dave: Take some time to listen as Madison Reads Leopold at the UW Arboretum
Dave Cieslewicz
on Thursday 02/27/2014 12:24 pm
Just about every year over the last nine years, I've showed up at the UW Arboretum Visitor Center on the first Saturday in March to read a passage from the writings of Aldo Leopold. Madison Reads Leopold is a literary marathon held to commemorate March 4, the date in 1948 that Leopold signed the forward to what became his masterpiece,
A Sand County Almanac
Citizen Dave: Madison Landmarks Commission ruling on 100 West Gilman Street development makes no sense
Dave Cieslewicz
on Tuesday 02/25/2014 12:13 pm, (12) Comments
The primary question in any urban redevelopment proposal is this: Is what is being proposed to be built better than what it's replacing? Now, that's always a subjective question to some extent. But when it comes to the proposal to take down a really ugly ten-story concrete bunker on Gilman Street and replace it with three five-story brownstone-style apartments, this shouldn't even be a close call.
Citizen Dave: A visit to the Apostle Islands ice caves
Dave Cieslewicz
on Monday 02/24/2014 12:26 pm
We had to see what all the fuss was about. You would think that during a winter as long and cold as this one, people wouldn't go out of their way to see natural ice sculptures. You especially wouldn't think that they'd trudge over a mile atop a frozen lake through a foot of trampled snow amidst 30 miles per hour winds -- all just to see big icicles at the Apostle Islands Sea Caves.
Citizen Dave: How to age in a socially responsible way
Dave Cieslewicz
on Monday 02/17/2014 4:37 pm, (2) Comments
I turn 55 today. As I enter what is likely to be the last third of my life, I've been giving a lot of thought to how a person responsibly brings the whole thing in for a landing, to put it gently.
Citizen Dave: There's too much crying in the Winter Olympics
Dave Cieslewicz
on Thursday 02/13/2014 8:34 pm, (2) Comments
I just can't get into the Winter Olympics. True, they're more exciting than
Downton Abbey
, but this is a low bar. For one thing, there's far too much crying.
Citizen Dave: Proud to be a Packers fan
Dave Cieslewicz
on Tuesday 02/11/2014 2:07 pm
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It was raining. But as he had remarked to Burden some four hours before, rain was no longer news, it was tedious to remark on it. The exciting thing worthy of comment was when it wasn't raining. He picked up the phone and called his wife.
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Since I definitely over sensationalized the story it's only fair to give Too $hort his version. He caught up with XXL, and said the following about the Idaho incident.
- "The accusations against me regarding my arrest in Idaho on July 15th, were untrue and exaggerated," he said. "Normally I would ignore rumors, but because of the nature of the story that's being spread I had to say something. I don't blame these outlets for running with the story because it's about Too $hort the 'dirty rapper' who has never had a scandal and it involved the words 'underage girls.' However, due to my work with young people in Oakland I am extremely outraged at the way I am being portrayed. The incident that night was completely taken out of context and I have not and never will take advantage of any woman that is underage. Never that!"These days people believe everything that they see on TV and these blogs," he continued. "I have been dedicated to youth organizations and wish to continue to support them and I do not want my community and especially young people that look up to me to think that this is the type of thing that I would do."


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Thank you for your quick responses. I don't have Adobe Flash app installed -- so that is not listed under CCleaner -> Applications -> Multimedia. I do, however, have the Adobe Flash Player plug-in under my Google Chrome Browser:
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I invited my sister to dinner, but when I opened the oven door, my meatloaf was completely raw! You're supposed to turn the oven on!
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I invited my sister to dinner, but when I opened the oven door, my meatloaf was completely raw! You're supposed to turn the oven on!
Can you top that?
hahaha, oh my; so, what did you end up doing, Merry? I imagine I have done something similar, I just can't remember right now.
Well, I said, "Guess what! My meatloaf won't be done for at least an hour."
LOL!!..merry..well dunno if i can top that but..christmas 2010 i thought i turned the oven on, i went into the kitchen 2hrs later and thought i can't smell the turkey cooking,i looked over at the oven door..NO light on..i thought OMG..dinner that year was running 2hrs late..:dizzy:
Something VERY similar happened to me last year. We finished with the Turkey, and popped in the Ham for the last hour (just to heat it through, they basically come fully cooked) - except I had actually shut the oven OFF when the turkey was done, so we had a COLD HAM with our Hot Turkey. HAahaha
frosty, I didn't smell my meatloaf either!
COLD HAM with Hot Turkey...ROFL
My meatloaves were jinxed for awhile. We had company another time and when I took the meatloaf out of the oven it looked like a black piece of cardboard. I sent my husband out for carry-out/take home while my friend was insisting that we could eat the cardboard!
Years ago I had oven where you had to switch a lever to clean the oven. It was Thanksgiving and tge turkey was done. We were sitting down to eat when the smoke started to fill the apartment., I had mistakenly switched the lever to "clean" and there was so much grease in the oven from the turkey that everything smoked up. Embarrassing
Ha! Ha! om, why do things that embarrassed us at the time seem so hilarious now?
My friend in Texas asked me if you can get the lumps out of potatoes in the blender. I was skeptical. She did it anyway and put too much milk in. Then she put the potato "soup" and a boat of gravy on the table!
Another friend thought she could grind ham in the blender. She pushed the ham down with a wooden spoon and ended up with ham and splinters!
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I really like this DVD because the workout goes by super fast. Why? Because you're counting through the whole thing. This is a pyramid-style strength-training workout where you start with 1 rep of an exercise set, then 2 reps, then 3, etc until you're doing 10 reps. Jackie said she uses this method to help her clients break through plateaus.
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The Biggest Loser: The Workout - Boot Camp (2008)
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Exhale: Core Fusion Cardio - Pure Intensity (2011)
This DVD includes five 10-minute segments. At first I thought it was too easy. But when using the proper form they describe, you will definitely feel it, especially the abs section. If you're in shape, this isn't much of a cardio workout but it will improve strength and balance.
Jillian Michaels - 30 Day Shred (2008)
You get three workouts in this DVD and each workout features 3 minutes strength training, 2 minutes cardio and 1 minute of abs. There are 3 levels of difficulty so if I don't feel like working out, I'll do level 1. When I feel really energetic, I'll do both Levels 1 and 2, or 2 and 3.
Claudia: This is a great one :)
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You get 4 workouts and each one uses the 3-2-1 system that Jillian also uses in her 30-Day Shred DVD. But I find these workouts are more difficult than 30-Day Shred. I usually do 2 out of the 4 workouts, which makes for about a 1 hr workout.
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Police in Ross Township, Pa., charged Coonelly, 51, with one count each of drunken driving, driving the wrong way, careless driving and driving with a blood-alcohol content of at least twice the state's legal limit of .08.
The DUI charges are misdemeanors. Driving the wrong way and careless driving are summary offenses. Coonelly waived his right to a hearing on Feb. 1 and was released on his own recognizance. His arraignment is March 20 in Allegheny County Common Pleas Court.
Coonelly arrived Thursday at the Pirates' training complex, but did not speak with reporters. The team issued a statement from Coonelly and Bob Nutting, the Pirates' principal owner.
''My actions that evening were irresponsible and wrong,'' Coonelly said. ''I take full and sole responsibility for them. There is no excuse for ever driving under the influence of alcohol. My conduct that night was uncharacteristic to my personally held values.''
Coonelly said he apologized to his family, as well as to Nutting and others in the Pirates front office. Nutting said Coonelly contacted him ''immediately'' after the incident.
''I expressed my extreme disappointment in his actions,'' Nutting said. ''I know ... he clearly understands the seriousness of his poor decisions, the harm that could have been inflicted on others and the embarrassment his mistakes have caused the organization.''
Coonelly was hired on Sept. 13, 2007, shortly after Nutting took control of the team from former owner Kevin McClatchy. Before joining the Pirates, Coonelly was senior vice president and general counsel of labor for Major League Baseball.
Before joining the commissioner's office, Coonelly practiced labor and employment law in Washington, D.C. He also represented several clubs in salary arbitration matters.
''In the years I have gotten to know Frank personally, I have learned he is a dedicated husband and father who has strong values that are grounded in his family, religion and hard work,'' Nutting said. ''These mistakes are not characteristic of the man that I know, and I am confident he has learned from them.''
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Year of Publication | 2013 |
Authors | Cui HY, Hanus R, Kessler MR |
Journal Title | Polymer Degradation and Stability |
Volume | 98 |
Pages | 2357-2365 |
Date Published | 11 |
Type of Article | Article |
ISBN Number | 0141-3910 |
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1. A braid works for batch sparging but I don't know if it can flow enough to keep up with recirculation (if you use a pump that is). I plan on starting here though because it's cheaper than a full false bottom. 3. I run some hot vinigar water through the CFC now and then but my normal process is to recirculate hot wort through it and back into the BK for about 5 minutes at the end of the boil. After cooling, I just run clean water through and cap it off on both ends. |
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1) I use a false bottom. Here's a pic inside my MLT. Got it here: http://morebeer.com/view_product/19807/102318. It's worked great every since I figure out that it needs to be tightly secured to the bottom or grain will get by and clog the pickup tube. You can see in the picture how I secured it with a hose clamp. Never had a stuck sparge since and it works great with a pump as Bobby alluded to.
http://www.the-sparkmans.net/Photo%2...inside_mlt.JPG 2) I built a simple manifold running all the burners off a single regulator. Each burner has a ball valve, so I can run one full open and another at partial throttle (as I often do). Here's a pic of that. http://www.the-sparkmans.net/Photo%2...d_plumbing.JPG 3) Just like Bobby, I used to sanitize it by running iodophor through it, and cleaning it occasionally with vinegar. Now I use my March pump and recirculate boiling wort through it during the last 10 mins of the boil and it's good to go. |
Thanks for all the input. It is really helpfull to see where I should go from here before I blow money and rebuy to get things right....so is the way of the homebrewer I guess. Where did you get the burners and regulator from? What diameter O.D. is the black pipe and ball valves? |
One burner and the regulator I took from my turkey fryer. The other two I got from the "online store that shall not be named", i.e. bayouclassicdepot.com. The hoses I picked up from a local propane place. I think the black pipe is 3/8" and the ball valves are 1/4". If I did it all over again, I'd hard plump the whole thing using 1/2" pipe, 3/8" valves, and pipe-threaded orifices from morebeer (here). The ones I used have a flanged fitting, and I couldn't figure out how to adapt that to pipe threads. :( I recently helped my dad build his and that's what we did. I like the way it turned out.
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Are these high or low pressure burners? What constitutes a high pressure burner and a low pressure burner and what pressure regulator should you use with three burners? Which one is better, high pressure or low pressure?
All burners for these applications are "high pressure", but some are more high pressure than others.
The burners I'm using are all common high pressure burners. I use a 10 psi adjustable regulator. You can get more BTUs from a 20 psi reg, but I've never seen the need. I really never turn it up all the way. http://www.bayouclassicdepot.com/ima...ast_burner.jpg Dad's using some of these fry burners under his HLT and MLT, and one like I use under the BK. I don't know why he went that way, but he did. He's got a 20 psi adjustable reg. He can turn it all the way up under the BK, but not with the fry burners. They don't handle the extra propane as well. http://www.bayouclassicdepot.com/ima...ast_burner.jpg I guess the fry burners have a better flame at low pressure and are probably a little more efficient in the way they use propane. The down side is the flame gets less controllable at higher pressuers and they want to blow themselves out. |
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Posted by BillieJean77 on Feb. 05, 2014
Posted by BillieJean77 on Feb. 05, 2014
really your visiting a new country and you cant go a little bit without using a device? bring a camera boom ur set go explore, stupid world... you should be thanking russia for giving you a reason to not be on your mindless devices and not experiencing the cold and brutal world of roosha
Do you like fashion and being fashion???
guess they figured out throwing themselves in front of cars I not as big of payoff as they thought
erIt's not a bigger story because it's NOT TRUE. Typical US Media over dramatic and histrionic. Coincidentally, they have the perfect reporter doing the story as Richard Engel is a TOOL.
I'm more curious about the software they used to detect the hackers.. Wouldn't mind testing my home network.Â
Putin needs to be stopped. And that's exactly what happens in RUSSIAN TOP GUN. http://www.break.com/video/ugc/russian-top-gun-2573451
I would really like to know the real truth about all this. I can totally see this as propaganda, our state run media purposely trying sabotage their image because they don't agree on everything.
Hackers getting hacked. Wheres the problem? NSA should complain about it to Putin.
This pales in comparison to what is going on in the US, every word you type and everything you do is stored in a massive facility in Utah, they have enough storage there for 9 terabytes of data for the over 7 billion people on earth, no privacy, no freedom, they have a strangle-hold on power and will never let go, we have all been enslaved like the frog in the pot and there is nothing we can do about it
Hog gar it guess you forgot that Russia had a ten year war with Afghanistan trying to get their oil you dumbass
It's bad there. I know of somebody who's been around that area and feared for her life. No television (to hide the media). No plumbing. No protection from crime. What a bad bad idea.
@pausanclemente Gracias Pau....me parece que con wifi o sin wifi esa batalla ya está perdida, en Sochi o en Madrid. Un abrazo!
Russians are so scary,oooo,they do that they do this,but they dont kill masses for oil and ore.
This does not seem like a surprise at all. There is no good reason to go to Russia. Having the Olympics there was a terrible idea.
Brazil must be feeling a huge sigh of relief as the Sochi drama mounts up. It is sure to take some of the overwhelming pressure off of them.
LOOOL...first of all this is suuuuuuuuuuuch bullshit....using that logic every single computer and device in russia must by now be hacked right?!
LOL, and secondly....look at what obama is doing! not some random hacker...the entire CIA apparatus!!!!
~Well, no shit....2 top hacking countries in the world are Russia and China.... However if you know what you are doing your electronics are safe as could be.... Surround then in RFDI stainless steel blocking material and create a key login pass code periodically reset entry code, don't worry about SQL injection unless you dumb enough to leave you gear unlocked, forget DOS attack unless you have a base web address worth attacking, dormant bots could be a problem if you buy into the garbage virus protectors that come with your so system, and of course last but not least is the hardest hack to defend cross-side script....Well, really can't do much against that because well just look it up and you'll see.... but honestly Russians can't hack what you don't have....~
@MDePew24 Having a guy sitting on the toilet next to you reading your Facebook posts over your shoulder isn't hacking.
@H8RLUVS2H8 Â The whole point is if you are in a foreign place there is nothing but 'public' access options.


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Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley had argued that the lower court's ruling should be upheld. "This case is just one example of a much larger problem," Ms. Coakley said in a statement.
She said that banks had been reckless in originating mortgages and hasty in foreclosing on them, creating "a domino effect that has harmed Massachusetts homeowners as well as third-party purchasers who purchased properties after foreclosure."
The decision also comes as federal officials, state attorneys general and the largest U.S. banks try to agree on the terms of a $20 billion settlement to resolve banks' foreclosure and loan-processing abuses.


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