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Cold Crashing
Why It's Done
To allow yeast and other matter to settle out
To improve flavor
To precipitate chill haze
To help prevent oxidation
When It's Done
After fermentation has finished
Usually also after diacetyl rest
If you crash the beer too early, the yeast will become inactive (below 40°F) and won't reabsorb fermentation byproducts like ...
Cold crashing is a technique to get the yeast to flocculate (settle to the bottom of the fermenter). This is generally done to get clearer beer (or wine).
It should be done when fermentation is complete, since there will be very little (if any) fermentation activity afterwards. This is because you are effectively removing most of the yeast from the beer. ...
Time and colder temps in the carbonated bottle are the main way to get it clearer without doing much else. You may need to identify the type of haze you are getting if that doesn't help. Haze comes from many different sources: yeast, protein, starches, hop oils etc etc. Irish moss and whirfloc are only going to touch the yeast.
It's true, you want to keep your carboys topped up. Oxygen is the enemy of wine, even moreso for white wines. Ideally you want to top up with more of your own wine, either from last year's vintage of the same wine or, better yet, from the extra you've been making all along just for topping up. But if you don't have any topping-up wine of your own, then ...
Irish moss is available at any homebrew supply outlet, often in small bottles with the instructions right on the label. Use 1 tsp. per 5 gallons of beer at the last 15-20 minutes of the boil. It will not affect the flavor of the beer with such a low dosage, assuming you're not harvesting it yourself. Its purpose is to latch onto proteins in the beer and ...
The reasons for fining or filtering are:
1) Appearance. Judges (and therefore many consumers) like to see a clear product. Generally, you will do better in a competition if your wine or beer looks like what the judges expect for that style, and most times what they expect is the mass-marketed crap you can buy at Safeway.
2) Flaws or bacterial ...
A 3 Gallon Carboy is $20 USD i think. I would much rather let my beer condition the proper length of time then be dissatisfied with the end product. After all about $20ish worth of materials probably went into the beer no?
As to bottle conditioning vs secondary conditioning. While yes you can simply condition in the bottles you will be waiting longer and ...
No one has mentioned Isinglass when barreling ale. Whereas Irish Moss and whirlfoc will remove proteins, isinglass added during barrelling will clear the yeast. Yeast is negatively charged and isinglass, a long and twisted positively charged protein, can 'trap' many yeast cells at a time. It should be prepared and added according to the producer's ...
Clarification will not remove dissolved sugars. It's the same reason why in order to remove the proteins that cause chill haze, you have to chill the beer first to get the proteins to precipitate out of solution into solids.
When the sugar dissolves, it interacts with the water on a molecular level, producing no overall charge. Yet, all finings work by ...
I imagine most of the cloudiness is possibly from flour or tannins. The flour usually falls out during the boil, but will fall out in the fermentor also. Tannins form tannin-protein complexes which cause a permanent haze.
If the haze is caused by flour particles, then you can just leave the beer - flour particles are large and they will fall out in a few ...
Al Korzonas did some tests years back about using Irish moss. His findings were that you should use 1/4 tsp. in extract beers and 1 tsp. in all grain beers. The reason for using less in extract beers is due to the processing of the extract. For best results, rehydrate the Irish moss in a little water for an hour or so before using it.
If the beer sits for 4-5 days, any disturbed sediment will settle out again, and then some.
In Winter, I cold crash in my garage, and then rack to the bottling bucket in the garage before moving back inside (be sure to cover the spigot with a sanitized plastic bag and keep everything sanitary). I put the bucket on top of a crate when I start cold crashing, ...
I would certainly move it down there and just do my bottling down there as well so as not to disturb the sediment again.
I cold crash all my beer and I sometimes use gelatin (plain knox) once the beer is cold to further clarify it. The trub will be disturbed by carrying it down stairs, but if you have enough time, the cold (with or without the gelatin) will ...
If you're brewing all-grain, try recirculating the wort back over the top of the grain bed for at least a few minutes at the end of the mash. You can literally see the wort clarifying as the sediment is caught by the spent grains.
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Jason Pratt, 29, of Hampton, pleaded guilty to three counts of bank robbery and one count of conspiracy to commit bank robbery.
U.S. Attorney John P Kacavas said in a news release that Pratt robbed Provident Bank on Provident Way in Seabrook on March 22, Provident Bank on Lafayette Road in Hampton on April 3, and TD Bank on High Street in Hampton on April 30. Authorities said he made off with more than $11,000 in stolen funds.
Pratt faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison and fines of up to $250,000. He will be detained pending sentencing scheduled for March 4.
Ryan Patrick Lane, 35, of Charlestown, Mass., pleaded guilty to three counts of bank robbery. Authorities said he robbed TD Bank in Hampton on April 14, Rockland Trust Bank in Hingham, Mass., on March 29, and the Braintree Cooperative Bank in Quincy, Mass., on April 25.
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After a month long summer vacation, Congress will be back in session next week. The Autism Society has seen the inability in Congress to pass various legislative actions needed to help people living with developmental disabilities. Certainly, there are members of Congress that are our friends and allies, but we have so far to go as a national disability movement to have our collective voices heard by elected officials. We certainly do a lot of goo but with over 20,000,000 people living with a disability, we have to ask why we aren't gaining the political attention movement we should in today's society.
For example, let's examine the Restraint and Seclusion Bill. This bill is not only needed but it defines a core value of our society. In that we want to make sure that unnecessary restraint and seclusion, which we all know occurs, will be regulated to assure that a person is not restrained or placed in seclusion without adhering to strong requirements. How can anyone be against this? Well, there are many school systems which feel the federal government shouldn't make rules regulating schools. But, imagine if every person living with a disability and his/her family members and friends asked their elected school board members why they are part of a group that is fighting a core value of protection for our children? Then, what if each person called their Congressman or Congresswoman and two US Senators and asked that they support the federal bill? And, then what if all 20,000,000 living with a disability, their family and friends called their local state legislators and asked them to introduce a state bill to regulate restraint and seclusion? Imagine the progress we would make! We need to be proactive and persistent when it comes to legislation impacting a person living with a disability. It can bes easy to get discouraged and give up. Remember, Diana Nyad, on her third try at the age of 64, swan from Cuba to Florida. She had to deal with sharks, jellyfish, and so much more and despite setbacks, she didn't give up. We need to all be like Diana and have the similar strength and commitment when it comes to legislation and laws that impact a person living with a disability.
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CBS to broadcast a miniseries about the life of Pope John Paul II
Ian Holm is going from "The Lord" to the lord.
Holm, who played Bilbo Baggins in the big-screen "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy, will portray Pope John Paul II in CBS' forthcoming four-hour miniseries about the late pontiff.
"Pope John Paul II" (tentative title) will follow Karol Wojtyla from his high school days in Poland through his death in April. The '81 assassination attempt will be included.
Holm will play Wojtyla beginning with his election to the papacy in 1978. No casting yet for the younger pope-to-be.
The miniseries, to be shot in Italy and Poland, is targeted to air in November. Historians at the Vatican were consulted on the script, and the producers have been granted access to St. Peter's Square.
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Palm Beach's hopes for a finalist in the competition for a prestigious James Beard Foundation Awards were erased Monday as the selection committee did not tap any of three local semifinalists to move on to the next round.
The finalists were announced during ceremonies live-streamed from The Venetian & The Palazzo resort in Las Vegas.
"It was amazing to be one of the semifinalists," said Buccan's Clay Conley, a semifinalist in the Best Chef: South category. "It's an honor to be recognized at such a high level."
Conley's international small-plates-based menu has been drawing crowds and praise from critics since the restaurant's debut in January 2011.
Chosen as finalists as best chefs in the southern region are four New Orleans chefs: Justin Devillier of La Petite Grocery, John Harris of Lilette, Tory McPhail of Commander's Palace and Alon Shaya of Domenica. Chris Hastings of Hot and Hot Fish Club in Birmingham, Ala., also made the cut of five nominees for the award.
Master sommelier Virginia Philip, who is a consultant at The Breakers and, who since last fall has operated an eponymous wine shop and academy in West Palm Beach, was named as a semifinalist in a new Beard Awards category, Outstanding Wine & Spirits Professional. Philip will not be competing for the award as a finalist. She could not be reached for comment.
The wine and spirits experts vying for the award are Sam Calagione of the Dogfish Head Craft Brewery in Milton, Del.; Merry Edwards of Merry Edwards Winery in Sebastopol, Calif.; Paul Grieco of Terroir, a New York City wine bar; Garret Oliver of New York's Brooklyn Brewery; and Neal Rosenthal of the Mad Rose Group of Pine Plains, N.Y.
Café Boulud at The Brazilian Court was among the restaurants making the semifinals in the Beard award category devoted to outstanding service, but did not make it to the finalist stage.
Laurent Chevalier, general manager of the establishment, was unavailable for comment.
Cyrus of Healdsburg, Calif.; Le Grenouille in Manhattan; Michael Mina of San Francisco; and Chicago's Spiaggia and Topolobampo were selected as finalists in the category.
Winners in each of these and several other categories will be announced at the foundation's awards ceremonies, May 7 at Lincoln Center's Avery Fisher Hall in New York City.
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Six-year-old Max Page, Little Darth Vader in the VW Passat commercial, recognized the voice when he heard it Monday. He just didn't know it belonged to a real person.
Max, who plays a miniature Darth Vader in the commercial that has just about everyone in the world talking, met James Earl Jones -- the real voice of the Sith lord -- in New York when he visited the stage of the Broadway production of "Driving Miss Daisy," in which Jones stars.
"It was very cool," Max said Wednesday on the telephone. "I never knew he was going to have such a deep, DEEP VOICE."
Max's mom, Jennifer, said Max told her he thought the Vader voice in the movie was a special effect and not someone's real voice. Jones gave Max an autographed Vader helmet and posed for pictures.
The visit to the Broadway theater was just one stop for Max and his family. Page said the family came to New York from California, thinking they would appear on just the "Today" show. By Wednesday morning, though, they had done more than two dozen interviews for shows such as "Entertainment Tonight," "Inside Hollywood" and "Morning Joe."
Max also talked with reporters in Hong Kong and called in to his uncle's radio show in Roanoke, Va., she said.
"That was really fun for him," she said. "He called in and in his Darth Vader voice was like, 'Uncle Dave, I am your nephew.'"
On Wednesday morning, Page said the family -- father Buck, younger brother Ellison, 5, and stepsister, Madyson, 24 -- was waiting to be allowed into Dylan's Candy store in New York.
"They are opening up early for Max and his brother. They are going to get a tour and a spree, and then we head out to the airport and head home and then start the LA version of all of this."
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Max Page, 6, played a diminutive Darth Vader in a Volkswagen commercial that has received national attention through YouTube and the NFL Super Bowl. (Photo: Business Wire)
Max said he has enjoyed doing the interviews.
"They just keep happening. I get one and then I get one and then I get one. I did 14 one day."
He is hopeful he can land at least one more, however.
"I want to be on 'Oprah,'" he said. "My mom said if I get on 'Oprah,' she will open a bank account for me."
He repeated that account during a TV interview, but Page tells a different version of the conversation.
"That little stinker," she said. "He threw me under the bus on 'Access Hollywood' with that one."
Page said she made the comment after the family realized they had grabbed a tiger by the tail.
"We thought we were just going to do the 'Today' show, and it became this whirlwind," she said. "What I actually said was, 'If you get on 'Oprah,' I'm going to go ahead and start your presidential campaign.'
"He caught me off guard with the bank account thing, but I just laughed. We'll see what happens," she said. "This kid makes lots of things happen that I never thought would happen."
And he's done it all despite having started out behind the eight ball when it comes to his health.
Max was born with a congenital heart condition and, since undergoing surgery at the age of 3 months, he's had a pacemaker. Page said she has been pleased with the way his condition has been talked about in the media this week.
"We feel like it is coming out in our voice and not happening to us," she said.
The family has worked with Children's Hospital in Los Angeles to help frame how they wanted to present his condition.
"He does have (doctor's) appointments to keep, but nothing that holds him back," she said.
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The VW ad with Max features a 2012 Passat -- the model that will be made at the new VW plant in Chattanooga. The ad was created by VW's ad agency, Deutsch LA, and was shot over a two-day period in December in Los Angeles, according to VW brand communications manager Mya Walters.
Max got the part in the commercial through an open casting call. Because of his age, he was allowed to be on the set for 81/2 hours each day, and was paid scale wages for those two days, his mother said. She said she has no idea what he will be paid when all is said and done. Cable rates, social media rates, national rates and a whole host of other factors come into play, she said.
A bloopers version of the commercial is now online and all versions have been viewed more than 30 million times.
"I asked the agent to give us a ballpark [on the money] and she couldn't," Page said.
She also said they were not aware that it was going to be a Super Bowl commercial until midway through the shooting.
"Watching it being filmed, it was hysterical. We laughed for two days, so we knew it was going to be good."
While she never expected that Max would receive as much attention as he has this week, she also never worried that he would be forever unrecognized behind the Vader mask.
"I wasn't because people who understand acting know how hard it is to make that helmet come alive," she said. "That is what everyone has been telling us, is that he did such a good job of making it come alive. You felt the surprise when the car starts and you feel how bummed out he was with the sandwich."
For now, she said the family will ride this wave as far as they can. She is not aware of any plans for a follow-up commercial, but said Max's agent has been fielding calls for new jobs, although nothing has been confirmed.
Barry Courter is staff reporter and columnist for the Times Free Press. He started his journalism career at the Chattanooga News-Free Press in 1987. He covers primarily entertainment and events for ChattanoogaNow, as well as feature stories for the Life section. Born in Lafayette, Ind., Barry has lived in Chattanooga since 1968. He graduated from Notre Dame High School and the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with a degree in broadcast journalism. He previously was ...
Holy Cow...he looks like a 6 year old Mark Hamill!
Good publicity for the scenic city. Home of the Passat. Yippee.
While Germany makes cars, America makes advertising. As a nation, we've become the marketing and sales arm for other countries' industries.
Great commercial, Max. Stay in show biz, cause that's all that will be left of our economy by the time you're 21.
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One last "key" element of Catholic teaching on the Papacy is worth mentioning. As is typical with the Christian faith, a great paradox exists that endears Catholics further to their "Papa." Three times after Christ's resurrection, Jesus asked Peter if he loved Him, and in response to each of Peter's professions of love, Jesus instructed him to feed and care for His sheep (John 21: 15-17). Catholics believe that in imitation of Christ, Peter's successor is a shepherd called to embrace the biblical model of servant-leadership, earning him the official title "Servant of the Servants of God." The sacrifices made of Pontiffs are often so great, that it is not uncommon for Popes, including the current Pope, to accept their appointment out of a sense of obedience instead of personal desire. So the office, while powerful, is meant to be authoritative in nature, not authoritarian like a dictatorship.
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After the St. Louis Cardinals won the 2013 National League pennant, we took a look at the different plate approaches between the Redbirds and the Boston Red Sox. The inspiration for that post was Doug Mittler's piece in ESPN the Magazine," which looked at how some clubs were experiencing batting success by being more aggressive at the bat. One of those clubs with a free-swinging batting philosophy was St. Louis.
In 2013, MLB batsmen on average saw 3.83 pitchers per plate appearance (P/PA). El Birdos' "selectively aggressive" plate approach resulted in them, as a team, seeing 3.75 P/PA. That ranked 27th in all of baseball. To put it another way, the Cards as a team saw the fourth-fewest P/PA in the majors.
While the aggression in the Cardinals' selectively aggressive plate approach is reflected in their low P/PA rate, the selectivity is shown in their walk rate (BB%). The Cardinals posted a 7.8% walk rate in 2013. NL batters walked in 7.7% of their PAs in 2013. The Redbirds' 7.8 BB% ranked 14th in MLB, just a touch above average.
For Mittler's article, he asked Cardinals manager Mike Matheny about the club's batting philosophy:
"We don't try to make any guy a robot and be exactly what we think they should be," St. Louis manager Mike Matheny says.
I completely believe Matheny when he says that the Cardinals coaching staff does not try to take every player and mold him into a selectively aggressive batter. Nonetheless, if the coaching staff is preaching such a plate approach, a player might, of his own free will, decide to adopt it. This appears to be the case with veteran outfielder Carlos Beltran.
When Beltran initially broke into the big leagues, he was a free-swinger. As Beltran aged, his plate approach changed. Perhaps pitchers became more weary of challenging him early in the zone as he showed more power at the bat. Perhaps Beltran's selectivity increased because his batting eye became more skilled with experience. Most likely, it was a little bit of both. Whatever resulted in the change, Beltran started swinging less often and working deeper into counts.
In 2002, Beltran's walk rate climbed to 9.8%. Beginning in 2003, Beltran posted a walk rate of 10% or higher in eight out of nine seasons prior to joining the Cardinals. He also consistently posted above average walk P/PA rates over the same time period.
Beltran evolved into a player who drew walks and hit for power. This made him a nice replacement of sorts for departing first baseman Albert Pujols, who also worked walks and slugged. When the Cardinals signed Beltran after the 2011 season, his stat line looked like this:
wOBA |
1,768 |
7,730 |
3.78 |
11.7% |
.283 |
.361 |
.496 |
.213 |
.857 |
.372 |
In 2012, Beltran became a more aggressive hitter while maintaining a double-digit walk rate. Last year, Beltran's P/PA fell yet again and his BB% plummeted. Beltran's batting profile in 2013 was very different than what it was throughout much of his career.
Split |
wOBA |
'98-'11 |
1,768 |
7,730 |
3.78 |
11.7% |
.283 |
.361 |
.496 |
.213 |
.857 |
.372 |
2012 |
151 |
619 |
3.66 |
10.5% |
.269 |
.346 |
.495 |
.227 |
.842 |
.355 |
2013 |
145 |
600 |
3.61 |
6.3% |
.296 |
.339 |
.491 |
.195 |
.830 |
.359 |
Beltran still hit for impressive power in the pitcher-friendly confines of Busch Stadium, but he did so while swinging more often than he did throughout much of his pre-Cardinals career. Perhaps the most dramatic example of Beltran's free-swinging as a Cardinal is the fact that he posted an OBP in 2013 that was seven points lower than it was in 2012 even though Beltran's BA last year was 27 points higher. Beltran's aggression at the bat was a startling transformation.
The New York Yankees are apparently not very concerned about Beltran's change in plate approach as a Cardinal. Over the weekend, it was reported that the Yanks signed the 36-year-old outfielder to a three-year contract for $45 million. In Beltran's return to the Big Apple, it will be interesting to see if his time in St. Louis has permanently left him a different, more aggressive batter.


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Thanks to a Mississippi company, a southern snack can be found all over the world. Considering this snack is a favorite in Christmas gift baskets it is very busy at the Mississippi Cheese Straw Factory in Yazoo City.
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"Old southern cooks would take the left over biscuit dough in the morning, they'd throw in cheddar cheese and cayenne pepper, roll it out long and thin, and then they would bake it," Yerger explained.
Yerger's mom, Bunkie Yerger, knew that recipe well, and as a retirement project she enlisted the help of her sons Hunter and Ronny Yerger to start the cheese straw factory in 1991.
Their first batches were made right in "mom's kitchen", but now they bake an average of 5,000 lbs. of cheese and cookie straws a day in their 35,000 square foot facility.
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WHEN:February 1st-2nd , 2014 WHERE: Connecticut Convention Center 100 Columbus Boulevard Hartford, CT SHOW HOURS: Saturday, 10am to 5pm Sunday, 10am to 4pm TICKETS: $10 Adults $5 Kids Adults get $2 off with "Big Y® Express Savings Club® or Silver Savings Club® Card" (Limited to one per party)
Fun, entertainment, exhibits, prizes and more are what you'll get at the BIG Y "KIDS FAIR" , Feb 1st-2nd, 2014 at the Connecticut Convention Center, in Hartford. Here's one-stop-shopping for the latest products and services for growing families, including national, state and local companies offering product samples and valuable information. Plus, we'll present entertainment, celebrity appearances and loads of activities for families with busy babies and toddlers.
There will be Pony Rides and a Petting Zoo, magicians, a stage area featuring events like a kids fashion show, a kids play area, amusement rides and much, much more!
Get the kids out of the house for some fun time at the BIG Y "KIDS FAIR"!
First 100 people will get a ticket to the season opening Race at Lime Rock
Daniel The Tiger will be at the Show all day Saturday and Sunday


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Directions to Urban Hideaway Guesthouse
Address: 581 Richards Street, Vancouver, BC, CanadaAverage rating: 92%
Rooms from: US$ 65.39
Directions to Urban Hideaway Guesthouse
Downtown Center of Vancouver!
- Just 2 1/2 blocks from the CanadaLine City Center Station (transport Airport, 30mins.)
-Two skytrain stops from the Bus/Train Station
Granville Station
- cab fare is about $35.-
- LEAVE your car at home, if you are coming by car simply aim for downtown. The house is on 581 Richards Street @ Dunsmuir across from the park and the cathedral. There is no private parking but many public parkades around the block.
- Rent car first when leaving Downtown Vancouver, most sightseeing easy to explore on foot or with public transportation. :)


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Honey Harvard Beets
This rich, sweet dish was served on my first visit to my new in-laws 40 years ago. It's a colorful family favorite compatible with other fresh garden vegetables such as cabbage and green beans.
4-6 Servings
Prep/Total Time: 15 min.
2 cans (14-1/2 ounces
) sliced beets
2 tablespoons cornstarch
1/2 cup white vinegar
1/2 cup honey
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup butter, cubed
Drain beets, reserving 1/2 cup juice; set beets aside. In a large
saucepan, combine cornstarch and reserved juice until smooth. Stir
in the vinegar, honey and salt. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2
minutes or until thickened. Stir in the butter and beets; heat
through. Yield: 4-6 servings.
Nutritional Facts:
1 serving (1/2 cup) equals 185 calories, 8 g fat (5 g saturated fat), 20 mg cholesterol, 413 mg sodium, 31 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 1 g protein.
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