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Families in the New York metropolitan area can come out this weekend for a fun-filled time to benefit a good cause. On Saturday, October 22, 2011, VH1 Save the Music Foundation Family Day, an interactive musical expo, will be held at PS 334, The Anderson School, at 100 West 77th Street from 10 am to 4 pm.
The VH1 Save the Music Foundation and Parenting have teamed up to bring you a day of family-friendly fun in NYC—for a good cause of course, as proceeds from the event will help ensure that music remains part of the core curriculum in public schools. Spend the day enjoying the festivities while listening to the great sounds of Hanson, Mat Kearney, Hot Peas 'N Butter, and many more…
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I learned this the hard way, and you are correct; the cooling beer will create a vacuum and suck the air lock fluid into the carboy. What I do is put either a solid bung or a carboy cap on the carboy before crash cooling. I kind of prefer the cap because the vacuum won't pull it into the neck of the carboy, whereas there's a chance that could happen with a ...
I recently bought the "Danby 4.4 cu. ft. Designer Series Compact All-Refrigerator" from hhgregg (http://www.hhgregg.com/ProductDetail.asp?SID=n&ProductID=16331). It works well but be advised you can only fit 2 kegs if you're using the taller/skinnier ones (8.5" diameter). Typically the ball lock kegs are this size.
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A fridge is fine if you don't plan to use a temp controller with it. My first keg fridge was a normal standing fridge. Worked great. But now I use a small chest freezer with a temp controller.
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Just fill your airlock with something that living microbes can't survive in, like vodka or sulfite solution and don't fill it up so high that any will be pulled into the carboy by negative pressure. And RDWHAHB about the scary oxygen that will be pulled in, it's negligible and also it will stay above the cushion of CO2 that already in the neck of the carboy.
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I am a Maître-Assistante (Lecturer) at the Department of Linguistics, University of Geneva, and a member of the Language Technology Laboratory headed by Prof. Eric Wehrli. My work is related to two main Computational Linguistics topics, namely syntactic parsing and machine translation, and is focused on the corpus-based acquisition of monolingual and multilingual lexical resources for these applications. I am specifically interested in collocations, a subtype of multi-word expressions, and the interrelation between collocations and parsing/translation. My Ph.D. thesis (defended June, 2008; supervisor Eric Wehrli) explored the use of syntactic information for improving collocation extraction.
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I am currently involved in the SNSF project "Analyse multilingue" aimed at the multilingual extension of the Fips symbolic parser (already available for French, English, German, Italian, Spanish, and Greek). I work on the development of the Romanian version, started in a previous related project, "Fips Multilingue" (2004–2006). I previously participated in the "Multra" project (2006–2009) related to the multilingual extension of the Its-2 translation system based on Fips.
I started my work at LATL with the RUIG-GIAN project "Linguistic Analysis and Collocation Extraction" (2002–2004), a joint research with the Translation Division of the World Trade Organisation Geneva, and developed a translation aid tool for collocation extraction and visualisation in parallel corpora. This project was at the root of my PhD (2004–2008).
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A two-man play like "The Story of My Life," Charleston Stage Company's newest production, would be daunting for nearly any community actor. Ninety minutes is a lot of time to spend on stage with only one other person to help carry the dialogue.
"It's an endurance test for sure," director Timothy Mace said. "To make this play work, you need two guys with the right chemistry. You can't fake that on stage."
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A saintly addition to the Christmas dinner or Sunday roast! Low fat and one of your 5-a-day
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SOCHI, Russia -- What do you do in Sochi?
I just arrived here, it's late, I'm exhausted, but I'm going to find out. That is, after I sleep for about a day and a half.
The Winter Olympic Games open later this week, protected by a security cordon called the Ring of Steel. It was nighttime when I arrived, but I'll soon see whether the Ring of Steel gleams in the Russian sun.
And of course, this Olympics will feature ice skating. My wife and most American women are addicted to the figure skating events, which I once foolishly described as the Cinderella Princess Competition, but I've since apologized.
My wife will be watching the Olympics at home while I'm in Sochi, determined to understand the Russian ethos in a few days.
"You've got to have a bath," said a guy who spent years in Russia. "You can't understand Russia until you've taken a bath."
He explained that the bath business is part of the true Russian culture, where you steam slowly for hours, and pay someone (probably a Russian security agent) to whip you with a tree branch.
Does it hurt?
"Yes, it hurts," said the Russian expert. "It really hurts."
So why would I want to be whipped by a Russian wielding a branch of birch?
"Because after they're hitting you for a while, it begins to feel good," said the guy. "Incredible, really. Then you plunge yourself into ice water. Then vodka."
The vodka I can take. And that's how this columnist will roll in Sochi. I'll pay some guy to whip me with a tree, have a few snorts, and then tell you how wonderful it was.
Before I got on the plane, I prepared for my Russian adventure. No, I didn't study a folder of clipped newspaper stories for some quickie background. I did real research.
I rented some movies -- "Dr. Zhivago" and "Taras Bulba."
You know what "Zhivago" is about. Less famous is "Taras Bulba," the excruciatingly long movie of yesteryear starring Yul Brynner and Tony Curtis as a Cossack father and son.
Yul has a topknot on his otherwise shaven head, and he and his friends drink vodka, fight with the Poles, wrestle bears and so on. I'm sure there's some parallel to the Sochi of today.
"Weren't they Ukrainian?" asked an editor.
Maybe, but Curtis could play anything, even an English squire. And Brynner played a cowboy and a cowboy robot. His range was spectacular.
But I won't rely on movies to tell me of the Russian soul. Not even "And Quiet Flows the Don," the novel by Mikhail Sholokhov, given to me years ago by a great writer at this newspaper who has long passed.
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