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Located in the heart of Savannah's Historic District, this Georgia bed and breakfast offers an on-site restaurant, free property-wide Wi-Fi, and daily continental breakfast.
Score from 330 reviews Fabulous
This hotel is located within Savannah's Historic District, only a short walk from the Savannah College of Art and Design. The hotel offers a daily hot breakfast and free Wi-Fi.
Score from 581 reviews Fabulous
This historic inn overlooks the Savannah River and offers suites with a microwave and small refrigerator. The historic hotel is within 5 minutes' drive of historic Savannah city centre.
Score from 165 reviews Fabulous
This historic 1851-era Savannah Inn At Ellis Square is 146 metres from River Street shopping and dining district. Features include a lounge and uniquely styled rooms with free WiFi.
Score from 531 reviews Very good
Friendly staff at the desk. Perfect location; easy walk to most main attractions.
Breakfast was rather bleak and seemed to run out of many items with still another half hour to go. Breakfast staff din't seem concerned regarding this.
I went there for training and need table for studyind and many times I asked and requested just table but nobody cares me.
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A hotel room, is basically about a place to sleep. When traveling good rest is so essential. The bed sagged, and every time we moved it creaked. The room was extremely overpriced for a bad bed. The hot items for breakfast were cold and stale on a day the hotel was packed.
My husband and I always stay here and we love it! The location is fabulous and the staff is so great. The rooms are older but very clean and comfortable. I would definitely recommend to anyone visiting historic Savannah!
Great Staff!
Excellent location for visiting Savannah - just 2 streets from the waterfront and round the corner for the trolley stops. Enjoyed the free wine and cheese during the week
Unfortunately there was a problem with the hot water for most of our stay but we were given 25% off our bill, so decided to stay as we'd researched the hotel beforehand and wished to stay
I was please with every aspect of our stay at Planters Inn.
I have no dislikes
Paying an extra fee for parking on top of the room rate
Beautiful Reynolds square out the front door
great location excellent value good breakfast choices morning newspaper Tom the doorman
The concierge who poured the wine (5:30-7:30pm happy hour) expecting tips, was not cool.
Really liked the location and the staff very friendly. Wine and cheese nice touch and the buffet breakfast was excellent.
Not enough seating in the breakfast room, was too crouded and had to wait for table and the tables were way too close to each other. Felt like I was having my breakfast with strangers. Need to expand that space. Also some noise from the street noted but not awful.
Planters Inn is beautifully situated in the historic district of Savannah near fantastic restaurants, shops,river market area and the city market; all within easy walking distance. Would definitely return to this Inn again
Staff very friendly. Breakfast excellent and clean and a good night sleep
Friendly staff. Clean. Close to the river, shops, restaurants, etc. Loved exploring Savannah and this was a great starting point every day.
Unable to find the concierge to book anything. Also, had no hot water for first three days we were there due to a major problem with the boiler.
Looked great but didn't get to stay there as no hot water and couldn't get it fixed until Tues. We arrived on Sunday and they sent us to the Holiday Express which was really nice but modern and we had wanted the Planters experience.
Very nice location. Very helpful staff. Lovely complimentary wine and cheese 5-7. Easy access to most of Savannah's sites. A great alternative for the convention center.
The location, friendliness of staff, and cleanliness of facitlies were all very nice.
The price for a Queen room was exorbitant considering the extremely small size, and the continental breakfast was inedible aside from a very few fresh fruit options.
Excellent location and very nice and helpful staff.
Rooms are a bit small.
Evening wine & cheese; helpfulness of bell staff; valet parking; general location; bathroom layout.
Street noise; internet access complexity; no self-service ice; no refrigerator in room; no desk in room; limited space; no help in unloading luggage from car.
Staff is helpful Location is good Good value for money
Breakfast room is a bit dark and small
Great place, great location
We loved being right downtown in the heart of Savannah. We walked out the door and the culture and history were there. Very friendly staff. Would go there again without a doubt.
Location, friendliness and helpfulness of staff.
Price was a little high.
Location was great. Could walk everywhere. Bellhop, Sam, was very kind and gracious. Wine and cheese reception was a nice touch and the piano player added to the ambiance. The servers in the breakfast room was friendly and attentive.
Parking was valet only and pricey. Upon check in, we were told our credit card was declined, which was not true and embarrassing. We checked with our card company and it appears it was the terminal at the front desk which was the problem and not our card. I got the feeling the hotel just didn't want to pay the excess fees that American Express charges and they were hoping we'd use a Visa card instead. We were in room 203 and the bed was so bad that we requested a room change after the second night. Our second day was in our new room (503) and we spent it sleeping to make up for the lack of sleep the night before. The bathroom vanity was small and the view from both rooms was of the parking garage. The concierge who hosted the wine and cheese reception was not very welcoming or friendly. The breakfast room was too small for the number of guests. We had to come down a second time to find a seat. Overall, for the price, we felt cheated.
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Lithium Carbonate, Tramadol Hydrochloride for a 61-year old woman
Summary: 33 female patients aged 61 (±5) who take the same drugs are studied.
This is a personalized study for a 61 year old female patient who has Depression - major. The study is created by eHealthMe based on reports from FDA and social media.
What are the drugs
Lithium carbonate (latest outcomes from 16,044 users) has active ingredients of lithium carbonate. It is often used in bipolar disorder.
Tramadol hydrochloride (latest outcomes from 6,864 users) has active ingredients of tramadol hydrochloride. It is often used in pain.
What are the conditions
Depression - major (a mood state that goes well beyond temporarily feeling sad or blue. it is a serious medical illness that affects one's thoughts, feelings) can be treated by Cymbalta, Effexor Xr, Pristiq, Wellbutrin Xl, Zoloft, Prozac. (view latest reports from 12,734 patients)
On Oct, 30, 2014: 33 females aged 57 (±5) who take Lithium Carbonate, Tramadol Hydrochloride are studied
Information of the patient in this study:
Age: 57
Gender: female
Conditions: Depression - major
Drugs taking:
- Lithium Carbonate - 300MG (lithium carbonate): used for 5 - 10 years
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Comparison with this patient's adverse outcomes:
|Number of reports on eHealthMe
|Tramadol Hydrochloride
|The drug has been added in the study. Outcomes of the drug mix are shown.
Drug effectiveness over time :
|< 1 month
|1 - 6 months
|6 - 12 months
|1 - 2 years
|2 - 5 years
|5 - 10 years
|10+ years
|not specified
|Lithium Carbonate is effective
(0 of 1 people)
|Tramadol Hydrochloride is effective
(0 of 1 people)
Most common drug interactions over time * :
|< 1 month
|1 - 6 months
|6 - 12 months
|1 - 2 years
|2 - 5 years
|5 - 10 years
|10+ years
|not specified
|Serotonin Syndrome
|Nerve Pain
|Emotional Disorder Of Childhood
|Therapeutic Agent Toxicity
|Oedema Peripheral
|Renal Failure Acute
|Emotional Disorder Of Childhood
|Nerve Pain
|Urinary Incontinence
|Gastrooesophageal Reflux Disease
|Hallucination, Visual
|Coordination Abnormal
|Confusional State
|Gastritis Haemorrhagic
|Abdominal Pain
|Multiple Drug Overdose
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(Asked by a 59 year old woman who has Any Drug Interaction Between Lithium 600 Mg Daily With Chicory Root Extract (200 Mg) In Probiotic With Lactobacillus GG?, and takes Lactobacillus GG, Chicory Inulin, Lithium Carbonate, Synthroid, Prilosec, Levofloxacin, Amoxicillin)
I am taking all these antibiotics for 14 days to get rid of the H Pylori bacteria in my stomach. I want to replace the good bacteria lost and avoid diahhrea by taking a probiotic daily. However, I have noticed the use of inulin (chicory root extract) in the probiotic. I need to know if I can take th ...
- I take lithium carbonate however however lithium orostat sounds much safer and beneficial to health a low dose but absorbed better dr. wont prescribe it because of nt enough research
(Asked by a 59 year old woman who has Depression From Lifes Events Last A Long Time I Have Had To Go To Hospital, and takes Lithium Carbonate )
Its just that i dont get over sad times in my life Twice i had to go to hospital with deep depression and now i have been put on lithium so that i dont have a relapse and i think that lithium stimulates the serotonin that the body cant make up when in depression mode i think that is why i stay depre ...
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More than 10 years on Lithium, tremors evident in hands. According to this study, then was no recovery from these types of tremors. Medication reduced by 1/3 to 600 mg. per day. Not sure if the "NO Recovery" was in a group where the dosage was lowered or not? Wanting to to know of long term recov ...
- Can i use naloxone if i am hypothyroid for weight loss? what dose?
(Asked by a 62 year old woman who has Hypothyroidism--treated, Menopausal Symptoms--treated, Depression--treated, and takes Emsam, Liothyronine Sodium, Synthroid, Estradiol, Lithium Carbonate)
I am stable with my various conditions--treated hypothyroidism, treated menopausal symptoms, and treated depression. I would like to lose some weight and heard that Naloxone is helpful with this, but can cause hyperthyroidism is the usual alcoholism dose of 50 mg. is used. A much lower dose of 1.5-4 ...
- I took keppra for seizure disorder and developed a severe rash with blisters, peeling skin, redness, fever.
(Asked by a 60 year old woman who has Polycythemia Rubra Vera, Type 2 Diabetes, Seizure Disorder, BiPolar Disorder, Hypertension, Hypothyroidism - Secondary, Restless Leg Syndrome, and takes Hydroxyurea, Toprol-xl, Requip, Clonazepam, ASA , Lithium Carbonate, Lantus , Humalog, Probenecid W/ Colchicine, Lisinopril, Levothyroxine Sodium)
On April 1st I blacked out suddenly while driving my car.The neurologist said I had a seizure disorder according to findings on my EEG. Little information was given, but a prescription for 1 gram of Keppra per day was given. Immediately I became ill after taking the Keppra...nausea, vomiting, chills ...
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Spent several hours outside in partly sunny conditions on Sat. Swelling started a little on Sun. But by Monday my face was ver swollen and red with small bumps most noticeable across the cheeks, nose and area of the forehead where bangs did not cover. I have only been using for (6) months. Un ...
- Flatulence, lactose intolerance, and clonazapam
(Posted by a 56 year old man who has Major Depressive Disorder, Restless Leg Syndrome, Lactose Intolerance)
After taking my first dose of Clonazapam, it seemed my lactose intolerance flared up for 24 hours or more. Flatulence all through the period and watery stool in the morning. Does anyone else find their lactose intolerance triggered by the lactose in Clonazapam?
- Latuda stoped hypoglcymia
(Posted by a 49 year old man who has Hypoglycaemia Neonatal, and takes Latuda, Cymbalta, Lithium Carbonate, Lamotrigine, Vitamin D, Omega 3, Coenzyme Q - 10, Magnesium)
I have hypoglycemia and have had to be carefull of my sugar intake. Started taking Latuda and now i can eat sugar like most people do
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- A study of drug interactions between Losartan, Lithium Carbonate, Levothyroxine Sodium, Amlodipine Besylate for a patient with High Blood Pressure, Bipolar Ii Disorder, Thyroid Disorder.
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With a benchmark technology called FCAT on the following pages we will look into Frame Experience Analysis. Basically with the charts shown we are trying to show you graphics anomalies like stutters and glitches in a plotted chart. Lately there has been a new measurement introduced, latency measurements. Basically it is the opposite of FPS.
- FPS mostly measures performance, the number of frames rendered per passing second.
- Frametime aka Frame Experience recordings mostly measures and exposes anomalies - here we look at how long it takes to render one frame. Measure that chronologically and you can see anomalies like peaks and dips in a plotted chart, indicating something could be off.
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We have a detailed article (read here) on the new FCAT methodology used, and it also explains whay we do not use FRAPS anymore.
Frametime - Basically the time it takes to render one frame can be monitored and tagged with a number, this is latency. One frame can take say 17ms. Higher latency can indicate a slow framerate, and weird latency spikes indicate a stutter, jitter, twitches basically anomalies that are visible on your monitor.
What do these measurements show?
But basically what these measurements show are anomalies like small glitches and stutters that you can sometimes (and please do read that well, sometimes) see on screen. Below I'd like to run through a couple of titles with you. Bear in mind that Average FPS matters more than frametime measurements. It's just an additional page or two of information that from now on we'll be serving you.
Tomb Raider Frame Experience Analysis
Above, a percentile chart of the 30 seconds @ 2560x1440. In this particular chart we plot FPS and place it in relation to percentiles.
- For this FPS chart HIGH = BETTER.
- 50% of the time measured frames is doing 90 FPS.
- To the right you'll notice that the last 5% of the frames is at roughly 80 FPS. This is another and valid way of looking at performance.
For comparative reasons and a little extra scaling in the charts we included the Radeon HD 7970 GHz, GeForce GTX 770 Single and a GeForce GTX Titan.
For this FPS chart LOWER = BETTER. Above, the card at 2560x1440. As you can see (follow the green line) there are no stutters recorded except for what seems to be one dropped frame, it is so fast that you can not see it. This is butter smooth and steady gaming.
Follow the green line, fantastic results really. The plot is averaging roughly 10ms to roughly 13ms per rendered frame. With this chart, lower = better. Huge spikes above 40-50ms can be considered a problem or indicate a low framerate. Spikes below 5ms indicate a frame being dropped or inserted.
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I'm afraid that Obama is in for a rude awakening. For better or worse, political wives have always been fair game. Back in the 19th century, Andrew Jackson's wife, Rachel, was pilloried mercilessly, possibly even driven to an early grave, for marrying Old Hickory before her divorce was final. In more recent times, Eleanor Roosevelt was caricatured as a busybody, Nancy Reagan as a profligate spender, Hillary Clinton as a ruthless shadow president, and Teresa Heinz Kerry as a loose cannon. And Michelle Obama isn't being singled out this campaign season; Cindy McCain is also coming under fire, for refusing to release her tax returns. So relax, Barack; your wife is in good company. Besides, if she doesn't get used to taking her lumps now, how will she ever survive in the White House?
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Patients who suffer injuries, infections or mistakes during medical care rarely get an acknowledgment or apology, researchers at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine report.
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Lush growth in the mountains has raised the risk of wildfires.
Treating the landscape with fire
Most of the land burned in Arizona wildfires this year was managed.
Buildings weren't burned by Forest Service, judge rules
Two Oracle-area couples claimed their properties were destroyed in a backburn during the Bullock Fire in 2002.
Rosemont pays $551,000 firefighting bill
2011 wildfire was started by a company employee.
Forest Service fighting new wildfire east of Arivaca
No structures are threatened.
Wildfire northeast of Tucson now 6,000 acres
Oak Fire being managed to benefit the environment
Wildfire near Elgin 75% contained
A wildfire burning near Elgin has grown to about 800 acres, but is 75 percent contained, officials said Thursday.
Wildfire grows near Sedona, threatens 300 structures
A wind-whipped wildfire in Oak Creek Canyon near Flagstaff dramatically increased in size Wednesday as it sent up choking plumes of smoke, threatened homes and scuttled Memorial Day weekend plans in the popular hiking and camping area.
Two wildfires burning near Tucson
A 200-acre wildfire is burning on the Tohono O'odham Indian Reservation southwest of Tucson.
Report: Southwest faces increased threat from drought, wildfires and heat
Temperatures in the Southwest are rising faster compared to those of the U.S. as a whole, a new White House report ion climate shows.
Fire east of Tucson nearly contained
The Redington Fire burning east of Tucson was 80 percent contained Monday and burned less acreage than initially estimated.
Fire east of Tucson 50 percent contained
The Redington Fire which has consumed 125 acres since it started Saturday afternoon is now 50 percent contained.
Wildfire breaks out in Mule Mountains near Bisbee
A wildfire broke out in the Mule Mountains near Bisbee and state land fire crews, along with firefighters from four other areas were on the scene Thursday night.
Wildfire near Elgin now 65 percent contained
A fast-moving wildfire ignited by a lightning strike Saturday afternoon on ranch land near Elgin, about 55 miles southeast of Tucson, is now 65 percent contained.
Everything is early this spring, including fire danger
Fire restrictions are a reaction to wildfires across the state
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Winds expected as crews contain Fisher Fire south of Flagstaff
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DogFest Orlando 2014
Memory Mall at the University of Central Florida, 12676 N. Gemini Blvd., Orlando, hosts DogFest Orlando 2014, a community event and fundraiser that includes a 1-mile fun walk, live entertainment, vendors, and activities and games for people and pooches like bobbing for hot dogs, a sit/stay competition and celebrity judges who will be picking out the dogs with the loudest bark and best costume. All dogs must be leashed. Time: noon-4 p.m. Admission and parking are free but fundraising is…Find out more »
St. Luke's Holiday Bazaar
The 32nd annual St. Luke's Holiday Bazaar, sponsored by the United Methodist Women, takes place at St. Luke's United Methodist Church, 4851 S. Apopka-Vineland Road, Orlando. Specialty boutiques include Shabby Chic, The Country Store, Sweet Shop, Tiny Treasures, Porch and Garden Shop and A Glass Menagerie; along with pictures with Santa and a special place for children to shop. Time: 8 a.m.-2 p.m. For more information, call Susse Mabie, 407-923-8409.Find out more »
Tees 4 Tunes Golf Classic
Stoneybrook West Golf Club, 15501 Towne Commons Blvd., Winter Garden, hosts Tees 4 Tunes, the third annual Kenneth R. Tolbert Art Scholarship Golf Classic, including contests, a reception, raffle and prizes. Time: 8 a.m. Cost: $95 per player and $380 per foursome, with proceeds co-benefiting the Oakland Avenue Charter music and Ocoee High School band programs. For more information, visit http://www.hapcopromo.org on the Web.Find out more »
Craft Show & Auction
First Baptist Church of Pine Castle, 1001 Hoffner Ave., Orlando, hosts Castle Quilters' third annual Craft Show & Auction, including quilts, scarves, home and personal accessories, jewelry and more. Time: 10 a.m. All proceeds benefit the food pantry at the church. For more information, call 407-855-4741.Find out more »
Call For Artists For Fundraiser
Winter Garden's historic downtown hosts the Winter Garden Culture Fest, a new nonprofit event fusing artists, music, food, street performances and film. The weekend includes booth artists, street performers, a youth performing-arts main stage, a Charles Dickens/London train station, art auction and more. Artists, vendors, performers, volunteers, sponsors, etc., are needed. This is a juried event with cash prizes in multiple categories. Proceeds benefit underprivileged youth in the performing arts. To apply as a participating artist, email a jpg sample…Find out more »
Walk With Me
Cypress Grove Park, 290 W. Holden Ave., Orlando, hosts Easter Seals' annual Walk With Me, including food and entertainment. Time: Registration is at 8:15 a.m.; the walk begins at 9 a.m. Cost: $25, with proceeds benefiting Easter Seals. Must raise at least $50 to qualify for a T-shirt. For more information, call Jen, 407-629-7881, ext. 12106; or email firstname.lastname@example.com. To register, visit http://www.walkwithme.org/orlando on the Web.Find out more »
Fundraising Concert
The Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary, Queen of the Universe, 8300 Vineland Ave., Orlando, hosts a musical performance by the Orlando Concert Band. Time: 2 p.m. Admission is free; however, a free-will offering will be taken to benefit Catholic Charities of Central Florida. For more information, call 407-239-6600 or visit http://www.maryqueenoftheuniverse.org on the Web.Find out more »
Haunted Casino Food & Wine Fest
Taverna Opa Orlando at Pointe Orlando, 9101 International Drive, Suite 2240, Orlando, hosts the Haunted Casino Food and Wine Fest, including live entertainment, casino games and a silent auction. Reservations are required. Time: 7-10 p.m. Cost: $7 suggested door donation to benefit Give Kids The World. For more information, email email@example.com out more »
Journey Less Traveled
The Rosen Plaza Hotel, 9700 International Drive, Orlando, hosts Journey Less Traveled Foundation's first charity event, including dining, live entertainment by national recording artist Stefanie Miranda, a silent auction and more. Time: 5-8 p.m. Cost: $70, with proceeds benefiting JLT Foundation, a charitable organization that supports outreach programs designed to assist families of children who have lost their life to tragedy. For more information, visit http://www.journeylesstraveled.org on the Web.Find out more »
Famous Faces Masquerade Ball
Loews Royal Pacific Resort at Universal Orlando, 6300 Hollywood Way, Orlando, hosts the 15th annual Shepherd's Hope Famous Faces Masquerade Ball — Heroes of Hope — including costumes, contests, cocktails, dining, dancing, silent auctions and more. Time: 6:30 p.m. Cost: $250, with proceeds benefiting Shepherd's Hope. For more information, call 407-876-6699, ext. 230; email firstname.lastname@example.com; or visit shepherdshope.org on the Web.Find out more »


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When Christopher Nolan first approached his Dark Knight trilogy and Inception composer about writing the music for the upcoming Superman movie Man of Steel, Hans Zimmer turned down the opportunity.
"I was the reluctant bride on this one," Zimmer recently told reporters. "It's an American icon. The John Williams [Superman] score was iconic, and I think it's some of John's best work. [I thought,] 'Do I really want to follow in those footsteps?'"
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BRUSSELS -- With all of Europe's focus on productivity, competitiveness and conforming to a globalized world, it still manages to keep its tradition of switching off in summer. In reality, Europeans are taking shorter holidays than the old days when families would spend all of August at their country home, hotel or campsite. The average grandes vacances of the summer have fallen to two to three weeks from four weeks a decade ago. Yet, the rituals of the European summer remain unchanged, particularly in the corridors of the European institutions in Brussels. Even if some officials are hard at work -- particularly those focused on security (see my previous blog entry), foreign affairs and aid workers in Lebanon, most European Union (EU) officials (in the Commission, Parliament and Council) are off duty from end of July until la rentree in the last week of August. The European Commissioners have taken a six week break away from Brussels and will only meet again on Wednesday, August 30th. No EU major decisions/laws will be taken or adopted in their absence. The streets of Brussels around the European institutions are mostly empty and quiet-no European civil servants or lobbyists around here. Even the best weekly newspaper on EU affairs, The European Voice , takes off the month of August. Read More »
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Lessons Re-Learned: The Benefits From the Focus on the Threat
WASHINGTON, DC -- Many things will no doubt be learned from the UK's and US's ability to foil the planned attack on US airliners crossing the Pond — one thing for sure is a reminder of the importance of the threat vector. One of the very good shifts in US homeland security policy has been Secretary Chertoff's emphasis on risk management — and running the calculus of vulnerability, threat and consequence. All too often, particularly in the past, many people seemed to predominately focus on the vulnerabilities and consequences, and underweight the focus on the threat. This led to a 'secure everything' view of the world — one that would be nirvana for sure — but in reality, nearly impossible, and with real direct and indirect costs. Perhaps this sub optimal alignment of focus is easy to understand — the threat is the thing that is more fully outside of our control — and harder to have visibility into, understand, and affect — particularly overseas. But the Brits' reported ability to gain and use information about the plot — the imminent threat — and seemingly extinguish the threat — was the operative vector here. Of course vulnerabilities and consequences remain important, but one lesson re-learned is the critical nature of discovering and reducing the threat. This principle is applicable in may security circumstances, including network security, critical infrastructure protection, and fraud and crime committed over the net. As technology innovation continues to advance in defending networks and people, so too must continued advances be made in discovering and reducing the threat. There have been good steps forward in critical infrastructure protection in the US and elsewhere through increased intelligence capabilities and information sharing, and in the crime prevention area through increased prosecution of individuals and groups responsible for crime and fraud committed over the net. The foiling of this plot reminds us of how much more can and should be done. It also reminds us of the importance of maintaining flexibility and innovation in security defense. The UK plotters adjusted their weapons to circumvent the aviation defenses previously put in place — moving from knives to liquid bombs chosen no doubt to avoid x-ray and magnetic detection. They also reportedly had an insider, a technique centuries old. The ability to constantly adjust defenses, react to a new risk management calculus, and detect anomalies is crucial — another good reason why sound public policy dictates that the governments not mandate or set in stone the use of particular security technologies — they may be outdated or or provide a roadmap for circumvention the minute the cement is dry. In a security game of cat and mouse, innovation and flexibility — and the proper attention to the threat — enhance security.
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BRUSSELS -- Britain foiled what could have been the biggest terrorist attack in its history last week,"mass murder on an unimaginable scale", as Paul Stephenson, the deputy chief of London's Metropolitan police put it. The uncovering of a plot to destroy several aircraft over the Atlantic has boosted the image of British police and particularly the country's security services. Details are still emerging, but it is clear that co-operation between national intelligence services and advanced electronic surveillance are alive and well and improving. British security sources acknowledge Pakistani assistance but most importantly their electronic interception of messages between the alleged terrorists in the UK and their links and direction somewhere in Pakistan as the main source of intelligence. For Europeans, the danger is internal, inside our borders, and it appears to be growing; there is a general unease about this terrorist threat being home-grown. The terrorists'operation thankfully failed but Europeans are paying a price. The hundreds of cancelled flights in and out of Heathrow airport and the stringent new security regulations have affected hundreds of thousands and will inconvenience more air travelers. The damage to race relations and acceptance of different cultures could be even more severe in an increasing multi-ethnic Europe. But, the battle against terrorism will continue, with increased fervor. The Commission and Finnish Presidency will convene a meeting of EU Home and Justice Affairs Ministers (extremely unusual in the middle of August) next week to discuss a further strengthening of cooperation between intelligence services and improvements to electronic surveillance systems.
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SACRAMENTO, CA -- My daughter just turned 10. It now takes two whole hands to show her age! And, lately, I've been amazed at what those hands can do on our piano — and our computer. If you're like me and have kids home 24/7 now because of summer vacation, you may be tempted to plant them in front of the computer to overcome whines of boredom.I'm amazed at her recent view that email is"snail mail" now that she's discovered instant messaging with her cousins and a few neighborhood friends. Her puzzled look as I explained what"snail mail" really is said it all: Her generation's ability to see technology not simply as productivity tools but as enabling social interactions is far different from those of us who still received a Smith-Corona typewriter at our high school graduation. While the phone and email remain an essential part of daily interactions, it's clear that texting/instant messaging is replacing the need for many telephone conversations or email exchanges.Nearly two-thirds of Americans using the Internet connect to the internet using high-speed broadband connections. We have four email accounts at our home, but no family web page. My Daughter now wants her own web site address and a second email. As a compromise, she's agreed to help us create a family web site, so we searched the web for information. One article noted that we are quickly gobbling up available internet addresses. When the internet came into existence some 20 years ago, programmers made room for four billion addresses (16-bit numbers). Now a new internet protocol called IPv6 has been developed that will create 340,282,366,920,938,000,000, 000,000,000,000,000,000 unique web addresses (let's see if I can get this right-that translates to 340 undecillion, 282 decillion, 366 nonillion, 920 octillion, 938 septillion.). Ah, a veritable Milky Way of address availability-which makes it kinda hard for a Dad to say no to the creation of a couple of more web destinations.The benefits of social and economic interactions on the internet will become increasingly apparent in the years ahead, as my daughter's generation, paired with powerful networks, killer applications, and innovative consumer devices, come of age. (Written August 3rd)
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She's launched kids clothing, a line of activewear, multiple fragrances and now Heidi Klum, 41, is applying arguably her signature talent (that is, looking hot in next to nothing — and sharing that knowledge) to her latest venture. She's replacing Elle Macpherson as the creative director and ad campaign model for New Zealand-based company Bendon's line of lingerie, now called Heidi Klum Intimates and launching in January 2015.
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So, my girlfriend bought me a complete homebrewing kit for my birthday. The first time I used it, the airlock never bubbled, but the beer turned out fine. Not great, but tasted like a plain lager.
Anyway, I am now brewing my second batch. Once again, there was no bubbling in the airlock in the primary. A few days ago, I racked to my new secondary (better bottle) and the airlock is bubbling.
Air must be escaping from somewhere on the primary. Is this something I should be worried about if the beer comes out alright? Anyone else have this problem?
over 50% of my beers never have a bubble, it is normal actually. That's why we say you should never use a cheap chinese plastic airlock as a "fermentation Gauge," it's not...It's an airlock, nothing more, a VALVE to release excess CO2, to keep from blowing the lid off the fermentor...If it's not bubbling that just means that there's not enough CO2 to climb out of the airlock, or the CO2 is just forming a nice cushion on top of the beer like it's supposed to, or the airlock is askew, or it is leaking out the cheap rubber grommet, or you have a leak in the bucket seal...all those are fine...if CO2 is getting out then nothing's getting in....
That's why we recommend to new brewers to use their hydrometers, not their eyes. I believe MOST of the new brewr's "stuck fermentation threads are not, stuk, they are using the airlock as a "gauge" rather than checking gravity.
I have found that oldschool S types seem more reliable than the 3 piece to actually bubble. I think maybe co2 isn't always heavy enough to push up that plastic piece in the center of the 3 piece.
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Very common problem, that is unlikely to hurt the beer in any way.
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im 2 days into my first batch and my three piece is bubbling every second or so. I didn't take a hydrometer reading yet, I'm still waiting for my wine thief.
You need to make sure you have the 3 piece airlock filled at least half way, otherwise you will never see a bubble.
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You must be using a bucket for a primary, in which case you likely have a leak around the lid somewhere. Not really a big deal unless your beer is going to sit for a long time, but you might want to see if you can get a better seal anyway.
My buckets have a rubber O-ring inside the lid. Make sure the lid is pushed down properly, and maybe a thin smear of food grade grease will help? My last beer also showed no activity until I transferred to carboy, and I'm betting the CO2 foudn it easier to escape through that lid seal, rather than push the water out of the blow-off tube.
No worries!
Hi I am new to the site. Looks like a great resource for begginer brewers which is what I am. So I have a question:
My beer has been fermenting for 36 hours now and the air lock is not bubbling. The plasitc piece in the middle does seem to be changing posiitions from time to time though. There is a small film on the top of the beer. Should I have any concerns? I remember the other times I brewed the airlock bubbled ALOT. Can you tell if its fermenting by the film on top?
I rehydrated some dry yeast with warm water. Wort was around 80-90F when transfered to carboy; yeast was pitched at this point. Heres a pic sorry its sideways but I cant figure out how to fix that. Admin?
The "Film" is Krauzen, it means you have fermentation
If the reason for the lack of airlock bubbling is due to a leak elsewhere in the lid or whatever then I would suggest using a little food grade plumbers silicon. Just slap the tiniest amountaround the lid where it contacts the bucket and put a little by the airlock/grommet. You don't need much to get a proper seal.
Though to re-iterate...even with a proper seal it doesn't necessarily mean you will have a noisy airlock.


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From a book I have called "The Genealogy of the First Metis Nation" edited by Sprague and Frye and the 1870 census chart within that book I have a Louis Laliberte,son of Antoine. Antoine's I.D.# was 2560,recorded as living in the parish of St. Norbert. Aforementioned Louis was 18 years old at that census and had a brother Lin who was 21 years old.
In the table of Genealogy of Red River Households 1818-1870, same book,as well as Antoine ID#2560 born 1808, there is a son of Antoine #2558 born 1839, and Baptiste another son #2556 born 1850. Antoine Sr's dad was ID#2561 on that census and his name was Pierre (born 1776 in Canada) ID#2561. The others mentioned were born in RRSettlement. All were Metis and Roman Catholic except Pierre where a blank exists as to his race.
I wonder if Antoine and Joseph were brothers or if Alexis and one of these Antoines are brothers. They are both in the right age range. I have been told recently that there was an Antoine in the Meadow Lake-Green Lake area of Sask. who was possibly a brother to Alexis. This is where Lazare, one of Alexis sons went to in the early 1900's.
Can anyone confirm this relationship of Alexis and Antoine (which one?) being brothers? or maybe cousins?
P.S, My French is very limited, can read it with a good translation dictionary nearby, cannot speak it but understand some. I will be checking out the site you suggested. Thanks greatly.
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