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The Meatheads' New Plan
Changing the menu, Meathead Films abandon full-length ski movies for webisodes
This past fall, for the first time in over a decade, Meathead Films did not release a feature-length film. Instead, Geoff McDonald and Chris "Rooster" James have moved exclusively to the digital age with web-based projects that they are releasing on Ski The East.
VIDEO: Wyoming Shrednecks From KGB Productions
KGB goes primal in the Wyoming wilderness
You gotta hand it to the KGB boys. While everyone else in the ski media world gang-tackles the Wasatch, Tetons, Silverton, Mount Baker, and Whistler, this Jackson-based film crew sets out to discover new zones that have long been overlooked by other skiers. In the past several years, they have explored areas of Wyoming that are more likely to see slednecks, hunters and wolves than skiers. Their goal and message is simple: There are snow-covered mountains all over the world, and half the fun is exploring them to see what is possible, even if it's right in your own backyard.
In their latest segment, "Mountain Monkeys," they head to the remote Box Y Ranch deep in the Wyoming Range, where they use snowmobiles to access numerous virgin lines. They also have brotherly sing-alongs and howl like monkeys, which is all right and fine deep in the Wyoming wilderness. Because, really, who's going to hear you?
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Cool Your Jets: Dealing With Bob Costas
And the side effects of being on the biggest stage
A quick note to all the skiers and snowboarders up in arms about Bob Costas' comments comparing ski and snowboard slopestyle to the Jackass TV series: Relax.
Week In Review January 10: Old People Ski More Than You
Team America wins, friends don't let friends ski in jeans, another webisode for your viewing pleasure
The guy who usually writes these, Kade Krichko, took a break this week. Apparently he was too "busy" taking a road trip with 4BI9 and got "stuck" in the airport and couldn't "handle" writing this week. If you miss Kade, don't worry. He'll be back next week with all the news that's fit for skiing's WIR.
Backcountry Skiing in the Golden State: The Waiting Game
What do you do when you're writing a backcountry skiing guidebook and there's no snow? Go to Canada
What do you do when you're on assignment to write a guidebook about skiing in the golden state and there's no snow? Go to Canada.
FWT Courmayeur Teaser Video
The Freeride World Tour heads to Italy next week for its first stop of the season
The Freeride World Tour kicks off on Saturday, January 18 at Courmayeur Mont Blanc, Italy. Situated in the Aosta Valley at the foot of the south face of Mont Blanc, Courmayeur presents skiers with a dramatic arena in the Alps. In past years, the tour has kicked off in the United States, France, Russia, and Canada, but this year, the honors goes to Italy. This is the third consecutive year that the tour has stopped at Courmayeur. Tune in to Powder.com for consistent coverage on the FWT all season long.
Junk In The Trunk: Flylow Compound Pants
The pants you want to be wearing (and take off) when you find yourself lying next to a fire on a fur rug
Flylow Compound Pant
I've been skiing in the same Flylow pants for about five or six seasons. I keep trying to replace them, but each season I've ended up back in the same pair of pants. There are a few features that have kept me. For one, they're durable. They're constructed of a heavy Cordura and have held up remarkably considering I have more than 300 days in these pants. I also like the back pocket for my wallet. This has its drawbacks—namely that you're sitting on your wallet on the chairlift. But for me, the back pocket is the natural place for a wallet. Too much stuff in my front pockets restricts movement, and putting the wallet in a jacket pocket increases chances it will get left behind if I have to run into the store on my way to the hill, or if I ditch my coat before heading to dinner or après. I also like that the zippers close down, making it less likely that they'll work themselves open. And I like that the waist fastens with a button instead of a snap, so they don't come undone if I unzip my fly.
This year, I found a replacement. It's the Flylow Compound Pant. The Compound has all the features I liked about my old pants, plus a few upgrades. Instead of closing with a down-zip, the zippers are horizontal, which has all the same benefits, but without needing two hands to open them. They also added a cargo pocket. Anything heavy here will clunk against your knee, but it's a good spot for cash, credit cards or a room key, allowing me to put my phone in my front pocket (again, where it usually goes) without having to worry about dropping my cash or card if I pull it out on the lift, or erasing my hotel key. It also works for an RFID lift pass.
The biggest upgrade, however, is in the materials. The compound uses a Polartec NeoShell, making them much lighter, more waterproof, and more breathable than my old pants. The NeoShell is waterproof to 10,000+ mm (meaning it will hold a 10,000 mm water column without leaking, the textile industry threshold for waterproof). This is useless, of course, without fully taped seams and waterproof zippers, which the compound also has. NeoShell also features proprietary membrane construction that Polartec claims to be the most breathable—allowing two cubic feet of air per minute to pass through. Because it's so air-permeable, NeoShell breathes through convection—meaning you don't have to get hot and steamy before it starts working. And it does this in a soft shell. The remainder of the construction, meanwhile, remains the same as my trusty old pants, with reinforced articulated knees, and Cordura-reinforced ankle cuffs.
MSP's Days of My Youth: Black Panther
Michelle Parker's new nickname
A highlight reel of Michelle Parker from MSP's upcoming film, Days of My Youth. Where the nickname Black Panther comes from, we have no idea. Cat-like reflexes? Cat-calls? Stealth objectives?
Salomon Freeski TV: Super Pillows
What if skiing powder and pillows were a video game?
In summer, pillow zones look like unclimbable fields of 10-50 foot boulders and cliffs. Covered with feet of powder, suddenly a giant boulder field turns into a bouncy playland descendable by fat skis and a committed skier.
Some describe pillow fields as a "series of flat landings." Which isn't too far from the truth. Each pillow has stacked up powder that requires a very well positioned landing to immediately jump off the next pillow. Filled with trap doors one can fall into and the occasional uphill landing, a carefully pre-selected line is optimal for a safe and manageable descent. Pillows are challenging and present a high degree of difficulty, but when descended properly can be one of the most fun ways to get down the mountain. Suddenly you're in the air nearly as much as on the ground. You're bouncing down the mountain, flying off of blind airs, landing on small pads of snow and rebounding into the air once again. The whole thing feels like jumping down a mountain full of trampolines.
With new ski technology, pillows are skiable like never before. From high-tech touring equipment that allows you to get up and around steep slopes to the top of pillow lines and hold you in safely on the way down, to fat skis that bounce as opposed to sink into the snow so you keep momentum through the line. Twenty years ago, pillows would have been nearly impossible to ski. Skinny skis would sink and touring equipment would have blown up on every landing.
With the progression in technology, pillow skiing is quickly becoming one of the most sought over forms of skiing. Its challenge and incomprehensible feeling of bouncing down the mountain will lure many more for years to come.
—Cody Townsend
The Next Stop for the Olympic Qualifiers
Halfpipe and Slopestyle qualifiers continue at the Sprint U.S. Grand Prix in Breckenridge, January 8 to 11
The Olympic qualifiers continue this week at the Sprint U.S. Grand Prix at Breckenridge, Colorado, held January 8 to 12.
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Park Bom"s "wardrobe malfunction" during the YG Family concert in Beijing stirs attention
2NE1″s Park Bom recently had what people are calling a "wardrobe malfunction" at the YG Family concert in Beijing where her undergarments were accidentally revealed while she was tumbling on stage.
As shown in the fancam below, Park Bom attempted tumbling during a break from the performances on stage when her top flipped over with her, revealing her bra and shorts. Fellow member Dara was quick to catch the accident and did her best to cover Bom, drawing laughs from fans as she held her arms out in a panicked yet cute manner. Big Bang and Psy were also seen in the background with Taeyang trying to shift the attention elsewhere by announcing the next act. ...
Wardrobe Inspection: A K-Pop Halloween!
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Halloween is but a week away and many already have a plan for what they are going to dress up as. If you"re having trouble deciding what costuime to go with, try going as some of your favorite K-Pop idols! There is a wide variety of concepts that have been released and here are just a few to give you some Halloween inspiration.
Glass in your skin, white 'X' contacts, and needles galore. If you're really aiming for that creepy factor for your costume then VIXX's "VOODOO Doll" is definitely the route you need to go.
Wardrobe Inspection: K-Pop's Best Dressed - September 2014
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September was chock full of comebacks ranging from Shin Ji Hoon's ballad "Cry Baby" all the way to Beat Burger's 1st Electronic Mini album 'Electric Dream.'
Of course, with upscale comebacks comes upscale fashion. Let's take a look at some of concepts that stood out this September!
First up is T-ARA who came back full force with the electro dance track, "Sugar Free."
In the music video, T-ARA goes full on street style with ripped jeans, crop tops, fishnets and chains galore. Their look was similar to their subunit, T-ARA N4, in terms of street wear, but they made sure to tone down the colors and vibrant patterns. Definitely a change from their past funky looks!...
Rookie boy group LU:KUS showcase their synchronized moves in dance version MV of "So Into U"
Rookie boy group LU:KUS continue to make their way into the hearts of fans in the dance version of their MV for debut track, "So Into U"!
The song, with its incredibly addictive beat and catchy "yeahs", is made even more complete by the choreography that"s simple but effective. The boys exude charisma in their matching, hardcore black outfits and the dance looks fun to boot, perfect for K-Pop fans to cover. ...


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Posted: 10/30/2014 - Madison Bumgarner pitched five innings of near-perfect relief and the San Francisco Giants held off the Kansas City Royals 3-2 Wednesday night in Game 7 of the World Series for their third championship in five seasons.
Posted: 10/29/2014 - GRU Augusta men's basketball senior forward Devon Wright-Nelson was named to the 2014-15 Peach Belt preseason All-Conference team, the league office announced Wednesday afternoon.
Posted: 10/29/2014 - Player of the week time and we head over to Westside. Junior Josh Reynolds is quickly becoming a force for the Patriots, and he's become multi-dimensional in his abilities. Reynolds is our Academy Sports and Outdoors player of the week.
Posted: 10/29/2014 - After breaking into the NCAA Division I top 25 for the first time ever on Oct. 22, the GRU Augusta women's golf team moved up four spots to 21st in the most recent national rankings from Golfstat.com on Wednesday morning.
Updated: 10/29/2014 - UGA plans to immediately appeal the NCAA's decision to sit Todd Gurley for four games.
Posted: 10/28/2014 - They've had a sign on their dugout pretty much all year, the distance to Columbus from Greenbrier high school. Well, that goal of making it to the state tournament is once again a reality for the Wolpack.
Posted: 10:35 AM - A Pickens police officer has been charged with assaulting a woman.
Updated: 11:11 AM - Atlanta police are trying to foil a robbery suspect described as pregnant and donning a large, red cape.
Posted: 10:20 AM - The body of a Greenwood man has been found in Lake Greenwood.
Posted: 10:17 AM - Doctors from across the nation are gathering in the nation's No. 5 tobacco-growing state to discuss the latest scientific research on tobacco and ways to accelerate the campaign against its use.
Posted: 10:12 AM - Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles officials say sex offenders on parole will be subject to increased supervision on Halloween.
Posted: 10:07 AM - State and federal agencies are training in southeast Georgia to battle wildfires from the ground and in the air.
Updated: 8:06 AM - We have new developments regarding medical care at Augusta's VA hospital. Veteran Kenneth Dixon is suing the Department of Veterans' Affairs. He said during a 2010 hip surgery, doctors left a sponge inside him. Dixon claims he complained to medical personnel for 2 years that his hip was not healing properly. He sought corrective surgery from a doctor outside the VA. Dixon's lawsuit falls on the same day as Charlie Norwood VA Director Robert Hamilton announced his resignation.
Updated: 10/29/2014 - A senior thought she hit the jackpot after she thought she won a sweepstakes promising her thousands of dollars. Instead, the con artists cashed in on everything in her bank account. It often starts with an unsolicited letter in the mail claiming that you have won a sweepstakes, or some other prize.
Updated: 10/27/2014 - Some are wondering whether the image of the letters KKK spray painted on an Edgefield family's property represent a tasteless prank, or a hate crime.
Updated: 10/24/2014 - Traveling can be expensive, especially during the holidays. So when a man said he found a great deal on airline tickets for his holiday wedding, he jumped at the offer. It is a decision he is now regretting.
Updated: 10/24/2014 - Some Richmond County homeowners are planning to take drastic measures to protect their families and property. They said sections of their subdivision have no safety lighting at night, making it a haven for criminals. Senior Mary Evans has made the decision to protect her property at all costs, even if it means packing heat.
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Monday Morning Assorted Geekery
From around the tubes:
- Do game designers read what you write on gaming forums? Maybe. Your chances would probably go up if you dabbled in punctuation.
- Plenty of updates about the predictable hysteria over the impending release of Grand Theft Auto IV over at GamePolitics. Note, for example, that someone in government actually listened to Jack Thompson, so now Miami-Dade's bus shelters are safe! Plus, various organizations issue warnings that GTA IV is not for kids. But really, what's the target audience for that? Is there a group of parents who are so clueless that they don't read the boxes of what they buy for their kids, but still care enough about exposing their kids to cartoon violence and hookers that they'd listen to an organization with an acronym?
- An interesting retrospective, with pics and video, of LucasArts' 20+ years of sci-fi games.
- Details from a leaked script from Caprica, the Battlestar Galactica spinoff/prequel, are here. That dialogue sounds more original-series-campy to me. Maybe it's in the delivery.
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Coyote Logistics Buys Chattanooga-based Access America
by Chloe Morrison, Nooga.com
Third-party logistics company Coyote Logistics—which arranges transport via truck and train—is acquiring Chattanooga-based competitor Access America Transport.
"I've felt a wide range of emotions, but ultimately, I know this is the best place for our company long term," Access America CEO Ted Alling said.
Alling and CFO Barry Large founded Access America in 2002. Miller Welborn and Allan Davis soon joined the company, according to the Access America website.
Over the next 12 years, company leaders added offices in Alabama and Minnesota.
By 2011, the company's sales had doubled to $190 million, and that growth meant 100 new jobs in offices in Alabama, Georgia, Minnesota, Ohio and Tennessee.
Alling said that the sell doesn't mean anyone will lose jobs.
"The combined company has very aggressive growth plans, so layoffs are the last thing on their mind," he said.
Access America leaders got frequent offers, but there was something about Coyote that made Alling, Davis and Large think Coyote was the right fit.
They each admire Coyote CEO Jeff Silver, who Alling said values people the same way Access America leaders do.
"The first time I walked into his office, I got chill bumps," he said. "I looked around, and it was like, 'These are our people.'"
And Alling said that he's seeing consolidation within the industry and that the two companies have complementary assets.
"Together, it's something special," he also said.
Coyote has better technology and gets good prices for train shipping, he said.
Access America does more "less-than-truckload shipping" and more flatbed shipping.
And the move means Alling, Davis and Large—who are also partners in Lamp Post Group, which is an incubator for startup companies—will have more money to invest into that business.
"For the community, it's going to be very good," Alling said. "We're putting a lot more money into Lamp Post, and we're going to start a lot more companies."
Leaders of Coyote said in a news release that the combined company will be one of the largest third-party logistics service providers in North America. That means revenues of more than $2 billion and 17 North American locations, with about 40,000 contracted carriers and about 1,750 employees.
"We are incredibly excited to welcome the Access America team to the pack," Silver said in a prepared statement. "We are confident that our shippers and carriers will see the benefit of our newly expanded and dedicated customer service team. This merger reinforces our relentless commitment to shippers and carriers across North America. We now have more resources and better capacity to serve them."
Leaders said that the transaction is consistent with strategies to build "a premier supply chain offering that provides services for all transportation needs. Shippers and carriers will benefit from an expanded network, enhanced multimodal transportation capabilities and improved less-than-truckload services," according to the news release.
Officials didn't disclose the terms of the transaction.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S. sales of new homes were essentially flat in September, after the government sharply revised downward what was initially an August surge in buying.
The Commerce Department says new-home sales edged up 0.2 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 467,000. The report also revised down the August sales rate to 466,000 from 504,000.
The pace of sales for newly built homes has improved a mere 1.7 percent so far this year compared to 2013. Only the South has experienced gains in buying year-to-date.
Housing has struggled to fully rebound since the recession ended more than five years ago. Many potential buyers lack the savings and strong credit history needed to afford a home, causing them to rent or remain in their existing houses instead of upgrading.
DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) -- Ford's net income dropped 34 percent to $835 million in the third quarter, dragged down by the cost of launching its new F-150 pickup.
The company closed its Dearborn truck plant for five weeks during the quarter and cut back on truck sales in order to preserve inventories while it readies the new aluminum-sided truck. That hurt pretax profits in North America, which fell 39 percent to $1.4 billion.
Ford earned 21 cents per share, down from 31 cents in the July-September period a year ago. Without one-time items, including separation costs in Europe, Ford earned 24 cents. That beat Wall Street's expectation of 19 cents, according to analysts polled by FactSet.
Revenue fell 2.5 percent to $34.9 billion, better than the forecast of $33.7 billion.
ATLANTA (AP) -- UPS is expecting an 11 percent jump in December shipments as the holiday shopping season heats up.
UPS recently announced that it would hire up to 95,000 people to handle the tremendous volume. That's up from last year when the Atlanta company initially planned to hire 55,000 seasonal workers. Major U.S. shipping companies were overwhelmed by a shift in American shopping habits, namely the success of Amazon.com. with its free shipping, and UPS was forced to hire an additional 30,000 people.
United Parcel Service Inc. also maintained its guidance Friday for 2014 adjusted earnings between $4.90 and $5 per share. Analysts polled by FactSet predict $4.95 per share.
Procter & Gamble removes the batteries
CINCINNATI (AP) -- Procter & Gamble is removing the batteries and making Duracell a stand-alone company.
P&G, which acquired Duracell in 2005, announced earlier this year that it would shed more than half its brands around the globe over the next year or two.
If a split off occurs, P&G said that its shareholders would have the option of exchanging some, none or all of their P&G shares for shares of the newly formed Duracell company.
The Procter & Gamble Co., based in Cincinnati, said Friday that it is also considering a spinoff, sale or other options for Duracell.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Chiquita shareholders have rejected plans to merge with Irish fruit importer Fyffes that would have made the world's largest banana supplier.
Chiquita Brands International Inc. said Friday that the shareholders didn't approve a revised transaction agreement between the two companies during a special shareholders meeting.
Chiquita said it now expects to enter talks with investment firm Safra Group and juice company Cutrale Group on their competing offer of $14.50 per share. Chiquita previously rejected buyout bids from the two Brazilian companies.
DETROIT (AP) -- Evenflo is recalling more than 202,000 rear-facing infant seats because the buckles can become difficult to unlatch.
The recall affects Embrace 35/9999 models with an AmSafe QT1 buckle. Documents posted by U.S. safety regulators say that if the buckles don't release easily, it may be difficult to get a child out of the seat in an emergency.
The affected seats were made at various times from December 2011 through May of 2013.
Not all Embrace 35 models are covered by the recall. For others, the company will provide replacement buckles if requested by customers.
The recall comes after an investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Owners with questions can call Evenflo at (800) 490-7591.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -- The founder of a popular brand of food for observant Muslims has been indicted on charges that he shipped beef to Malaysia and Indonesia that didn't meet those countries' import requirements.
A federal grand jury returned the indictment Thursday against Bill Aossey Jr., who founded the Midamar Corp. in 1974. The Cedar Rapids company grew into the leading U.S. halal brand, selling more than 200 products in the U.S. and abroad.
A 19-count indictment charges Aossey with directing employees to change labels and fabricate documents to make beef products appear that they originated from a slaughterhouse that met Malaysia and Indonesia's strict requirements. Halal meat is supposed to be killed in ritual slaughter.
Aossey's attorney called the indictment unfair Friday, saying the allegations were "a minor regulatory violation" at most.
NEW YORK (AP) -- NBCUniversal will pay $6.4 million to settle a class action lawsuit brought by unpaid interns who worked on "Saturday Night Live" and other shows who claim they are owed wages, according to court documents.
The interns claim NBCUniversal wrongly classified them as non-employees in an effort to avoid labor laws. NBCUniversal said in court documents that even though it is settling the suit, it denies the allegations and doesn't admit any wrongdoing.
The average amount that class-action members of the suit will receive is $505, although the main plaintiffs will receive more. The number of class members is capped at 8,975.
The interns had been seeking recovery of unpaid wages, attorneys' fees, interest and liquidated damages. The settlement still has to be approved by a judge. The lawsuit was filed in federal court in New York.
NBCUniversal is owned by Philadelphia-based cable provider Comcast Corp.
S&P upgrades Cyprus on commitment to bailout deal
NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) -- Rating agency Standard & Poor's has given Cyprus a one-notch upgrade to its credit grade, raising it to B+.
The agency cited the country's commitment to the terms of its bailout program and better-than-expected economic growth. It also said the outlook for Cyprus is stable, with good economic progress offset by lingering challenges to its banking system, which is still burdened with a huge amount of bad loans.
LONDON (AP) -- Official figures show Britain's economic recovery is continuing, despite a gloomy global environment.
The Office for National Statistics said gross domestic product grew 0.7 percent in the three months through September compared with the previous three months. That is down slightly from a 0.9 percent quarterly rate in the April-June period but remains among the strongest growth rates among developed economies.
Compared with a year earlier, the economy was 3.0 percent larger.
Treasury Chief George Osborne says the figures show Britain "continues to lead the pack in an increasingly uncertain global economy."
Samuel Tombs, the senior U.K. economist for Capital Economics, says growth in Europe's third largest economy has become broader-based, though recent falls in stock markets, manufacturing surveys and eurozone growth have intensified concerns over the recovery.
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I would try a mash with just the bazooka. No real good reason why, I'm just a braid guy.
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I tried using that same false bottom but the mash was too thick above it, almost 2 gallons of dead space. After i took it out i haven't had any problems with the bazooka screen only.
Thanks, I appreciate the response. When I unstuck it I noticed that the grain was also clogging the holes of the FB, maybe the bazooka solo is the way to go then. I'll post an update one way or another after the brew session tomorrow, fingers crossed
I used the false bottom with the dip tube on my last brew. I didn't get a stuck sparge, but I did get some particulate matter in my run off. I used just the bazooka tube when I boiled, and it strained the particles out well (think the whole hops helped clear it too).
I am very interested to find out how your mash turns out with just the bazooka screen. I have considered switching to a copper manifold and ditching the false bottom.. But if you get good efficiency with just the bazooka, I don't see why that wouldn't be the way to go. Are you fly sparging or batch sparging? I've heard that when fly sparging with a bazooka tube that channeling might be an issue, but I think as long as you get good distribution of sparge water over the grain bed it should just work fine.
I went with just the bazooka using nearly 40lb of grain and mashing in kettle with a single batch sparge. It worked fairly well, it stuck with a few gobs of flour on the first vorlauf run but after I cleared that it flowed pretty freely. I had quite a bit of coarse grain at first, perhaps the size of rough ground pepper, but after I did a vorlauf with about 3-4 gallons total (~1 gal each run) it cleared up nicely. I didn't have any tunneling issues but also had a mighty bed of grain to work with and kept my ball valve less than 50% open except to clear that initial clog. I had nearly 2 gallons of trub and hop left over after the boil and the bazooka also kept it rather well filtered. I'll likely continue with this method and scrap the false bottom unless another use surfaces for it
Glad to hear your bazooka screen worked for 40 lb of grain! Wow you must have been making a big batch (or high gravity)!
So I brewed another IPA on Saturday using just the bazooka screen in the mash tun. It worked pretty well! I got ~ 77% efficiency and it didn't get stuck at all. I did, however, notice a BIT of channeling on the grain bed during the fly sparge. There was a "mound" in the middle of the grain bed and it was lower around the perimeter. But I think this may be attributed to the way my sparge manifold distributes the water. Being that I still got good efficiency, I think fly sparging with the bazooka tube works just fine. Eventually I will probably build a copper manifold.. But for now I am gonna stick with the bazooka.
I now use the false bottom during the boil to filter out the hops when transferring to the fermenter.. Worked great for that!
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1) We have in the past. Since there are just the 2 of us, I haven't made one in a long time. We usually celebrate with a cousin and her family or with friends.
2) Nope, we don't exchange gifts with each other. We do give a gift to a nephew, but he prefers cash, so that's easy! LOL
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5) Only indoors. We used to put lights outside, but the weather is usually bad and storms have broken many of our strings, so we don't, anymore.
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Arcadia Biosciences, Inc., an agricultural technology company focused on developing technologies and products that benefit the environment and human health, the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) announced that they have signed an agreement to develop heat-tolerant wheat varieties using a range of classical breeding and modern molecular biology tools.
Under the terms of the agreement, CIMMYT will receive non-exclusive rights in developing countries to Arcadia's heat-tolerance technology developed under this agreement, and Arcadia will retain exclusive commercial rights in the developed world. Arcadia will lead the program under a $3.8 million grant from USAID.
Heat-tolerant varieties from the program will allow wheat farmers in both developed and developing countries to maintain yields and satisfy ever-increasing demand for this key food grain in the face of rising global temperatures.
Development of heat-tolerant wheat aligns Arcadia's commercial wheat technology program with the missions of USAID and CIMMYT in poverty reduction and food security.
This alliance will bring the resources and expertise of all three organizations to drive technological innovation to address a significant global challenge. With approximately 50 million acres under cultivation worldwide, wheat is the world's second largest food crop. Because of its importance in diets around the globe, demand in developing countries is projected to increase 60 percent by 2050 to meet demands of the growing global population. While total wheat acres are increasing, global wheat productivity is decreasing, mostly as a result of increasing average temperatures.
In fact, wheat yields have already fallen an estimated 5 percent in major wheat-producing countries such as the U.S., Australia and Russia. An estimated 1.2 billion poor people - a majority of whom live in South Asia - depend upon wheat as a primary food source. Current climate change models suggest that wheat yields could decline by as much as 40 percent by 2050 in South Asia. The development of heat-tolerant wheat can play a significant role in maintaining yields and meeting demand in both the developed and developing world.
"Wheat is one of the most important food commodities for consumers, farmers and the food industry, but the effect of rising global temperatures is already having a negative impact on production," said Eric Rey, president and CEO of Arcadia.
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With the Bears down big, Clausen got a chance to lead the offense. He completed one pass for 22 yards. Clausen had five attempts. The Bears are on a bye Week 9.
Clausen completed his lone pass for nine yards in relief of Jay Cutler. Morgan racked up three receptions for 24 yards. Two of those catches came in the fourth quarter.
"They both competed really hard for the job," head coach Marc Trestman told ESPN.com. "As I told Jordan, Jimmy played at a consistent level, as did Jordan. I really threw out the five or six plays Jordan had the other night backed up. I know Jordan was terribly upset about that situation. That really didn't come into the consideration. Jimmy's played a lot more football in this league. He's younger, and I thought the competition was very close. But I thought at the end of the day, I think the upside for Jimmy, his age, his experience, and he came highly recommended from some people I trust in Carolina."
Clausen has completed 64.9 percent of his passes this preseason for 280 yards, two touchdowns and an interception.
"Jay will work certainly into the second quarter and we'll make a decision during the second quarter what we're going to do with him," Trestman said. "That will be dependent on a number of different things. And then after that we'll have Jordan, so expect Jordan to play the third quarter and Jimmy to play the fourth. We'll continue to rotate these guys around. We've got another week after this one and that's the way we'll operate this week."
Palmer and Claussen are batting to win the primary backup spot behind Cutler.
Clausen came on in relief of Jay Cutler halfway through the second quarter. He did see some time with the starting offensive line. Clausen completed 11 of 15 passes, but spent most of the night checking down. He finished with 94 yards. Clausen was also picked off during the game, but it came on a tipped pass.
Clausen hit 7 of 13 throws for 150 yards and two touchdowns in the preseason opener, while Palmer went 8 for 11 for 104 yards with one touchdown and one interception.
Injuries have prevented Clausen from throwing an NFL pass since 2010 with Carolina. It remains to be seen if he can hang on to the backup spot with Chicago.
Clausen, 26, said his arm is at 95 percent and he's ready to compete for a backup job somewhere.
"I'm still really young," Clausen told USA Today. "I'm going into my fifth year in the league. I feel great. This is probably right now the healthiest I've been since my junior year in college, to be honest with you."
The others are as follows: wide receivers James Shaw and Brenton Bersin, tight end Zack Pianalto, guard Hayworth Hicks, defensive tackle Sione Fua, linebackers Doug Hogue and Ben Jacobs, safety Robert Lester and running back Tauren Poole.
The 32-year Florence has spent most of his career as a starter with San Diego, Jacksonville, Buffalo and Detroit.
Clausen was released on Saturday, reports NFL.com. He was beaten out by Derek Anderson in the battle for the backup role to Newton. He will finish his tenure in Carolina with 1,558 yards passing and meager 52.5 completion percentage. Clausen managed just three touchdown passes and nine interceptions.
Despite winning the job, Anderson tweeted that he will miss Clausen. "Forget football ... hard to see a good friend go," he wrote.


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You know the short to medium-term outlook for emerging markets is poor when even on a weak dollar day the MSCI MSCI Emerging Markets index is down nearly 2%.
On Monday, the dollar fell against most major currencies after U.S. manufacturing data came in weaker than expected.
The Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing purchasing managers index fell to 51.3 in January, below the expected 56. Despite a weaker dollar, the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets (EEM) exchange traded fund was down 1.7% in late morning trade. Even gold was trading higher.
Investors have been averse to risk assets in emerging markets due to the Federal Reserve's plan to taper off its multi-billion dollar bond purchasing program. Although the Fed says that it has no intention of raising interest rates, the market will likely push bond rates higher because of tapering and that has investors rearranging their portfolios. Emerging markets are not a favorite.
"Investors know that every time the Fed is at an inflection point in policy, at some point there is a crisis in some emerging market somewhere," notes Bryan Carter, portfolio manager running $400 million in developing market debt over at Boston-based Acadian Asset Management.
Some say it could be China with its problematic municipal level bank lending, and RMB3 billion bailout of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China's Bank of China's wealth management product Credit Equals Gold #1.
"Investors are looking for where the crisis will come from. I think they forget that emerging markets have changed," says Carter, noting stronger balance sheets. "We don't expect a rash of defaults, but until investors get past that emerging markets will be jittery."
The iShares FTSE China (FXI) ETF was down 1.24% in intraday trade. Turkey, which has given investors some headache of late due to a cash crunch, is down 1.88%.
The U.S. is weighing heavily on emerging markets. Not too long ago, many investors thought the U.S. was a has-been market. The growth engines were all in emerging. But when it became clear that the Fed was going to plug up the holes in the Titanic U.S. market, things changed. The U.S. become the growth story for investors and remains so.
Last Wednesday, the Fed announced it will trim another $10 billion of its monthly bond-buying program starting this month. In its statement, the Fed made little mention of emerging markets, which have been in the gutter for the past 12 months due to slower growth expectations in China and Brazil, vulnerable currencies in Turkey and South Africa, and political turmoil in Thailand.
Investors put money into emerging markets in pursuit of high growth. Inherent in that pursuit is the possibility that there will be periods of high volatility. Global liquidity has major short-term impacts on emerging markets, which is why those markets are feeling the Fed's efforts to reduce money supply, but there are also country-specific factors that more fully explain the economic circumstances of certain nations, notes Wasif Latif, vice president of equity investments at USAA Investments.
"We could see the Fed's taper coming sooner rather than later," says Latif. "Any data point that challenges the everything-is-returning-to-normal thesis can cause disruption."
Any sign of weakness in a major emerging market, namely China, will likely bring down the entire emerging market family.
Granted, year-to-date equity results in emerging markets are generally in line with those of developed markets when looked at individually. Thailand, down 4.5%, is outperforming Germany, down 7%. Japan is doing only marginally better than India, which is down 8.9% YTD. The Market Vectors Indonesia (IDX) ETF is outperforming the SPDR S&P 500 (SPY) by nearly 200 basis points. SPY is down 4.88%.
Countries like Turkey, India, and South Africa have hiked interest rates to defend their currencies and other countries will likely follow.
"We believe emerging markets have not seen the worst, and therefore the bottom is not yet here," writes Paul Hoffmeister, the senior analyst at Bretton Woods Research LLC out of Chicago.
The worst might come within the next month.
"One scenario which might offer a near-term bottom would be some more downside in global equities followed by some acknowledgement by the Federal Reserve, which causes it to slow its tapering program so as to slow the pace of the strengthening dollar," says Hoffmeister, who has come out over the last two weeks saying that emerging will surely suffer in a strong dollar/weak commodities scenario.
On the flip side, the old meme "it's our currency, but their problem" by Fed officials could even produce a steep slide in emerging markets that causes panic and creates a major washout. In such a scenario, the Fed would finally concede and pledge dovishness, says Hoffmeister. "Similar to its verbal damage control campaign in late June 2013 that produced a stock market bottom from the slide since May 22nd," he says.


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