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Indiana Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - January 29, 1959, Indiana, Pennsylvania An Indiana County Newspaper Utat Serveg Every Member of the Family fllfOttgrJ lets you keep your mouth ihtif tvhich isnt H bad idea At times City EDITION Indiana Permsylvanla Thursday January 29 I9S9 Two Sections X15 MATED TODROP is how the high altitude research plane in which man will explore the fringes of outer space will be carried aloft by a B52 Stratofortress bomber The X15 will be suspended from a pylon beneath the starboard wing of the B52 then taken aloft for first carry tests possibly before the middle ofFebruary This Is thefirst picture ofthe X15 mated to the drop plane The photo was taken at Edwards Air Force Base Calif AP Wirephbtb McElroy Says Bombers Deciding War Factor WASHINGTON of Defense Neil H McElroy told senators today that if the Soviet Union starts a war the outcome will be decided by longrange bombers in which the United States is superior Neither the Soviet Union nor this country now has an operational intercontinental ballistic missile McElroy said He questioned that the Soviet Unions vast submarine fleet could now inflict heavy damage on this country by surprise attacks with shortrange missiles Neither the Soviet Union nor this country now has an opera Major Test For Labor Bill Seen n w WASHINGTON John F Kennedy DMass said Thurs day the key fight over his labor control bill will come floor jtional intercontinental ballistic effort to striiKfjrom ft all provijmissile McElroy said He quesi sions affectipg the TaftHartleyitoned that the Soviet Unions vast Law submarine fleet could now Inflict He with aheavy damage on this country by reporter to prfdiotbow this might surprise attacks with shortrange niissjles McElroys estimate of the rela come out stage of the proceedings The fifi which i Thursday Archibald CoxJe Expelled Boy Sets Fire In Auditorium NEWARK N J AP An tive strength came during two i auditorium fire forced pupils ur to evacuate a today An Ilyearoid boy expelled last its publnours lie hr McElroy s rvard Univer sity who helped draft the Kennedy 1 This firsf bill and Prof Gqdfrey Schmidt operational base will behvtuje al of Fordham University Camp Cook next June Later Edwin WeisI counsel for The Labor subcommittee which settingjthe blaze Arson squad detectives said the 1 youngster whose name was with held sneaked into ttie and ignited curtains onthe stage Police said the boy was ex line Senate investigators spoke ofpelled last Thursday for trying to Kennedy heads continues its testimony as to the efiset fire to the hair of a girl in lie hearings today Witnesses wilhfopf Hm rirei hearings today Archibald Cox of Harvard Uni1 that first operational squadron of ICBMs will be ready ersity who helped draft the Kenjin July sic of this year at Camp nedy bill and Godfrey Schmidtj of Fordham University Other senators supporting the Kennedy bill said they think the Senate floor vote on knocking out the TaftHartley changes would be very close These sources said privately that most Republican senators and many Southern Democrats prob i ably would support such a move TPeveral of the provisions also are See 4 Col 4 TruantClune Youth Makes Gun Threat ELDERS RIDGE A 16vear Seven Oenfi USE FOOD AS WEAPO IKE URGE Fire Safety Law Johnstown Attorney In Appeal HARRISBURG AP A Johnstown attorney today questionedthe constitution ality of a 31yearold state fire safety law when applied to buildings erected prior to the laws enactment Marli B Stephens Johnstown school district attorney made the statement before the State Indus trial Board in appealing an order closing the Chandler Elementary School Johnstown because of fire hazards i This law the Fife and Panic Act was enacted in 1927 arid con stitutionally it cannot be applied to buildingsbuilt prior to that he told board He ago he The measure is the same his fifthgrade class In his pocket police found a note addressed to Louise K Hess a vice principal It said in part I am going to burn the school down You will be shot down unless you put up The note was signed with the boys name Police said the youngster had been in trouble before for start ing a fire in hisown home No one was injured in the blaze vuvciai ui me aisu ale n in the Eisenhower administration old Clune youth was scheduled forlj 1JC whlch was Put out bill introduced Wednesday but a hearing this afternoon after al that measure also includes other legedly threatening two school of proposed changes strongly opficials with a doublebarrel shot posed by labor See 4 Col 5 in 30 minutes County Mothers March Tonight The Mothers of the 1959 March of set for tonight Mothers in every corner of In diana County will be marching toward greater victories over jMcCracken crippling diseases Help light their way by turning on your porchlight from 7 o 8 gun yesterday The young man reportedlyan almost consistent absentee at El ders Ridge schools grabbed the shotgun and loaded it when twoi school officials went to his home yesterday He was apprehended later in the Increase Pay For Some In County Jobs The Indiana County salary board has announced increases in pay atu would if necessary seek an opin ion of the attorney general oh constitutionality of the state law as applied to that building The fourmember state indus trial board which heard the ap peal said it will study the testi mony of Stephens and others at todays hearing and notify them within a few days of their deci sion If the board continues its order the school wiil either have td install the fire wells with in a specified time orx close down the schools upper floors Representatives of at least a dozen other schools were sched uled to appear before the board to explain what they intend doing about orders to improve safety conditions in their buildings Al most 90 schools were ordered as fire hazards in a recent drive by the department day by county authorities and lodged in the Indiana County Jail for about 20 of the courthouse per I He did not offer resistance when sonnel he was arrested by Sheriff Paul W Jeffries and his deputy Roy When a marching mother on your door rcineinbcr that your home Is free from the threat of polio because you ans wered that knock before Your donations In past years helped Effective with the first of Jan uary the increases range from to and were awarded to em According to county authorities ployes in the Veterans Adminis Elders Ridge High School office of the county school pal Jack A Steffenino and a home j superintendent Child Welfare De visitor Mrs Esther G Moore partment as well as employes of went to the yesterday to learn why he was not It is reported 49 other personsJr Rights Bill Introduced H Douglas DI11 nd 14 other senators joined oday to sweep ng civil rights bill aimed at insuring racial integrated ill Douglas sponsored with iut in the last session f Congress It would author ze 200 million d o 11 a r s of ederal funds for a fiveyear rogram of grants to speed prepared for as called List Youth e Better1 JohhVSteve Misko is reported by Indiana Hospital officials today as being a little The tenyearold youth burned about body last stroyed the Misko home in Dixon ville has been on the serious list since being admitted to the hos pital The 13 member Misko family was made homeless by the blaze j that brought injury to John Misko A LONG TflME BETWEEN 40 Jockey Peter Tripp ill and after 200 hours without sleep gets a hug from his wife Lynn in Armed recruiting booth in Times after his continuous performance in the interest of science and the Marchof Dimes His 200 hours without sleep caused a team pf medical researchers to say Vhe has probably stayed awake longer than anyone in A big crowd kept vigil outside as the 32yearoldTripp completed his vow to keep awalse for the 200 hours AP Wirephoto Senate Asks Facts On Defense Picture WASHINGTON Senate asked defense lead erstoday for the facts with the bark off on the nations military might and outer space program Sen Lyndon B Johnson opening public hear with a prepared statement said his watchdog Seriate the face hands feetand 1 Preparedness subcommittee wanted a plain unvarnished last Friday when fire deand unadorned accounting of what has happened to the nations preparedness program We are not interested in de fense as an Johnson told First is the United States do in school received no salary increases The youth refused to go to school The salary board for the county and reached for the shotgun His is comprised of Harold McCor bring about the victory of the I mother according to authorities jmick Dee Miller and Harvey Orr Salk vaccine This year your dimes and Jars can give new hope and trained care to thousands of children crippled by arthritis and birth defects plus continued aid to all polio victims j stepped between the school author all Indiana County Commission ities and her son jeis and County Treasurer J W Mr Steffenino and Mrs Moore Everett then left the home It was not learned what charges have been filed against the teen ager Inside The Gazette POINT OF The lost art of learning a trade is discussed by William L liigersoll today on editorial page 6 TEXTBOOKS TOO Changes ui the cage lineup at Indiana State Teachers College is the subject ol an article on todays sport pages See pages 20 and 31 Other Features AUWIni W Mirror CUuUieds 2637 2425 W SporU 8021 18 Worl4 6 M Editorial 6 BvtplUl NotM n ObltuarUi 4 WEATHER Partly cloudy becoming windy and much warmer with occa siunal rain Ukely tonight and Friday Low tonight in the mid 80s Motor Vehicle Deadlines Near Indiana Borough police offici als issued 9 reminder today that 1958 operators licenses and Inspection stickers for passenger cars expire Jan 31 Borough motorists were ad vised to comply with the regula tions concerning both expira tions It is reported today the family is still in need of bedroom furnish ings Both the Red Cross and the Salvation Army has been assisting in the rehabilitation of the family military We want to know 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This past weekend, stealthily but quickly, Indian motorcycle made history. A new production 2015 Indian Scout and the fabled Chief named Elnora tore across the El Mirage dry lake bed in the final Southern California Timing Association event of the season. It was the last chance for the factory to earn an SCTA certified run, and both machines proved their lineage and durability with strong debuts by the rookie land speed riders.
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The rate of turnover of cortical GABA from [1-13C]glucose is reduced in rats treated with the GABA-transaminase inhibitor vigabatrin (γ-vinyl GABA)
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Brain GABA levels rise and plateau following prolonged administration of the irreversible GABA-transaminase inhibitor vigabatrin (γ-vinylGABA). Recently it has been shown that increased GABA levels reduces GAD67 protein, one of two major isoforms of glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD). The effects of GABA elevation on GABA synthesis were assessed in vivo using1H and13C-edited NMR spectroscopy. Rates of turnover of cortical glutamate and GABA from intravenously administered [1-13C]glucose were measured in α-chloralose anesthetized rats 24 hours after receiving vigabatrin (500 mg/kg, i.p.) and in non-treated controls. GABA concentration was increased 2-fold at 24 hours (from 1.3±0.4 to 2.7±0.9 μmol/g) and GABA-T activity was inhibited by 60%. Tricarboxylic acid cycle flux was not affected by vigabatrin treatment compared to non-treated rats (0.47±0.19 versus 0.52±0.18 μmol/g, respectively). GABA-C2 fractional enrichment (FE) measured in acid extracts rose more slowly in vigabatrin-treated compared to nontreated rats, reaching >90% of the glutamate FE after 3 hours. In contrast, GABA FE≥glutamate FE in non-treated rats. A metabolic model consisting of a single glutamate pool failed to account for the rapid labeling of GABA from glutamate. Metabolic modelling analysis based on two (non-communicating) glutamate pools revealed a ∼70% decrease in the rate of GABA synthesis following vigabatrin-treatment, from 0.14 (non-treated) to 0.04 μmol/g/min (vigabatrin-treated). These findings, in conjunction with the previously reported differential effects of elevated GABA on the GAD isoforms, suggests that GAD67 may account for a major fraction of cortical GABA synthesis in the α-chloralose anesthetized rat brain in vivo.
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- Title
- The rate of turnover of cortical GABA from [1-13C]glucose is reduced in rats treated with the GABA-transaminase inhibitor vigabatrin (γ-vinyl GABA)
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Neurochemical Research
Volume 21, Issue 9 , pp 1031-1041
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- 1996-09-01
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- Online ISSN
- 1573-6903
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- gamma-aminobutyric acid
- glutamic acid
- compartmentation
- in vivo NMR spectroscopy
- glutamic acid decarboxylase
- GABA transaminase
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- Dr. D. Manor (1)
- D. L. Rothman (3)
- G. F. Mason (4)
- F. Hyder (5)
- O. A. C. Petroff (1)
- K. L. Behar (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Neurology, Yale University School of Medicine, 06520-8043, New Haven, Connecticut
- 3. Department of Internal Medicine, Yale University School of Medicine, 06520-8043, New Haven, Connecticut
- 4. Center for NMR Research and Development, University of Alabama, 35294, Birmingham, Alabama
- 5. Department of IMolecular Biophysics and Biochemistry, Yale University School of Medicine, 06520-8043, New Haven, Connecticut


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First and second switches and an arc-limiting switch are closed during a turn-on sequence in a switching circuit. The arc-limiting switch is left open during a turn-off sequence. Current flow through the switching circuit may be broken by opening the first or second switch during a turn-off sequence.
1. A circuit comprising:
a first switch;
a second switch in series with the first switch;
an arc-limiting switch in parallel with the second switch; and
a controller to close the first switch, the arc-limiting switch, and the second switch during a turn-on sequence, and to leave the arc-limiting switch open during a turn-off sequence.
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10. A circuit comprising:
a first air-gap relay;
a second air-gap relay in series with the first air-gap relay;
at least one thyristor in parallel with the second air-gap relay; and
a controller to close the first air-gap relay, switch the at least one thyristor, and close the second air-gap relay, in that order, during a turn-on sequence and to not switch the at least one thyristor during a turn-off sequence.
11. The circuit of
12. A method comprising:
closing a first switch during a turn-on sequence;
closing a second switch in series with the first switch during the turn-on sequence;
closing an arc-limiting switch in parallel with the second switch during the turn-on sequence; and
leaving the arc-limiting switch open during a turn-off sequence.
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Electronic ballasts for fluorescent lights typically have highly capacitive input circuits. When switched on, such a ballast draws a large in-rush current to charge up the capacitive load. Manufacturers of electronic ballasts have traditionally included an input filter having an inductor to limit the in-rush current. Recently, however, manufacturers have begun eliminating this input filter, and thus the task of handling the in-rush current has been placed on the switching circuitry used to control the lights.
Air-gap relays have been used to control florescent lighting due to their very high open terminal resistance. However, large in-rush currents may damage relays. When a relay is signaled to close, the internal contacts may bounce several times before ultimately closing. If this relay bounce occurs when switching on a florescent light, the large in-rush current causes arcing to occur each time the relay contacts move apart during a bounce. This arcing can damage the relay contacts. For example, the arcing may cause the contacts to weld to each other. Once welded, the contacts are permanently closed with no way to be reopened. In other cases, the arcing may cause an oxide to form on the contacts. This oxide formation may effectively insulate the contacts such that even when they close, they are still insulated from each other.
An embodiment of a switching circuit in accordance with the present invention is shown generally in
As shown in
The controller 130 controls the opening and closing of switches R1, Q, and R2 with control signals C1, C2, and C3 respectively. During a turn-on sequence, the control signal C1 first signals relay R1 to close. After R1 has had sufficient time to close, the control signal C2 then signals triac Q to switch. In preferred embodiments, triac Q is switched at the next zero-cross in order to minimize switching strain. This may be accomplished in any number of ways. In some embodiments triac Q may be optically coupled to a zero-cross detector that allows the triac to begin switching during a zero-cross. In other embodiments there may be other circuitry added between the controller 130 and the triac Q that detects a zero-cross and ensures the triac Q only begins switching on that zero-cross. In yet other embodiments the controller may both detect the next zero-cross and control the switching of the triac Q. Once the triac Q begins switching, a current path has been formed between the power source 120 and the load 110.
The present current path may require the triac Q to transmit a high power signal. For the triac Q to sustain such a high power signal, a large heat sink may be required to dissipate the necessary heat. In addition, if the triac Q is left in the current path, it may be susceptible to power surges that may occur. To avoid this, the control signal C3 then signals relay R2 to close, thus creating an alternate current path to take the strain off of the triac Q. In preferred embodiments, the control signal C2 then turns off the triac Q, leaving only one current path through the relay contacts. In this embodiment, no current flows through the triac Q and therefore no power is dissipated, which may alleviate the need for heat sinking the triac.
During turn-off, the switching circuit may be opened without turning the triac back on first. Although arcing may still occur across the contacts of an air-gap relay, the large in-rush currents associated with turn-on are usually not present, so the arcing may not be severe enough to damage to the contacts, or any degradation of the contacts may be so mild that the operating life of the contacts is still acceptable.
During a turn-off sequence, the current path may be broken by opening either relay first, or both at the same time. This then breaks the current flow to the load. In preferred embodiments, the turn off sequence also includes opening R1 so that there is no leakage path from the power source 120 to the load 110 through the triac Q. Although the off resistance of the triac Q may be very high, having a leakage path through the triac Q may allow large voltages to build up that can shock someone who is working on the load side of circuit 100, even when it is �off�. Preferred embodiments therefore do not leave a direct leakage path through the triac Q by opening the relay R1.
In other embodiments alternative topographies may be used. For example,
An embodiment of the turn-on and turn-off sequence of the circuit 300 is demonstrated in
For the same reasons as those of the circuit in
The turn-off sequence of the circuit 300 may include breaking the current path by opening either relay. This then stops current from flowing through the circuit 300 to the load 310. In preferred embodiments, the turn-off sequence further includes opening relay R1 so there is no leakage path between the source 320 and the load 310 through the triac Q.
Some of the embodiments disclosed in this patent application have been described with specific switches and control systems, but the inventive principles also contemplate other types of switches and control. For example, the arc-limiting switch has been described as a triac but it may be implemented as any type of switch that limits arcing. It may, for example, be implemented as any type of semiconductor switch such as thyristors, transistors, or solid state relays. Another possibility includes using a standard switch such as a relay and configuring it to operate as an arc-limiting switch by, for instance, using timing circuitry that closes the switch precisely at a zero-cross.
The inventive principles also contemplate several types of control systems. The controller may be implemented with digital circuitry such as a microprocessor or other simple digital components. Other possibilities include implementing the controller using analog circuitry. Yet other possibilities include any combination of digital and analog circuitry. Furthermore, although the invention has been described to switch power to a fluorescent light ballast, other uses are also contemplated. This circuit is well adapted to many other circuits where arcing is a concern.
Thus, the embodiments described herein can be modified in arrangement and detail without departing from the inventive concepts. Accordingly, such changes and modifications are considered to fall within the scope of the following claims.
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Greetings Wenchie Acolytes and welcome to the very first A2 Beer Wench post that will allow me to be OUT OF THE CLOSET! Woo hoo! I feel so free and breezy and ... oh...sorry...forgot my pants.
There, now. That's better.
So, you ask, dear and gentle craft beer fan "what closet, Liz? And can we watch?"
And to that I say: "The author closet, ya perv. And yeah, I want you to watch."
The deal is, while I was doing a bunch of work to help out some folks get their brand new brewery up and running I was still writing books. The irony was, about the same time as all my long hours, leaving my family to fend for themselves in favor of brewery work began to pay off and allow said folks to hire professional bartenders and managers to do the jobs they are best at---the book thing took off too.
This was not intentional on my part, all rumors to the contrary.
No, it was a lovely, serendipitous event to my mind which allowed me to extend my reach in two unique directions. I brought my book fans into their bar and made beer fans out of some. And, in a few cases, did the reverse--made book fans out of people I convinced to come in and try the beer.
Kinda cool or so I thought. But some people thought otherwise and since May I have been free as the proverbial bird (not the middle finger kind, at least not anymore) to really focus on writing and promoting my books. I've got 20+ of them out there and more coming that include a series I'm self-publishing which is a pretty scary and somewhat surprisingly expensive endeavor.
As I have worked my way through resuming my life as wife, mother, friend and (now) author in these past few months I've had some time to ponder the twin tracks of snobbery relative to "books" and "beer." They dovetailed for me some in my former, confused life. Like when I was asked to host a "book event" at a "major Ann Arbor employer" and was quickly cut off by a comment from a guy I thought I trusted along the lines of "but, you know what KIND of books she writes, right?"
Yeah, the kind of books people buy, but never mind that now or the fact that said "book event" will likely now never materialize I suppose.
No, today's observation
Here's the thing: when I was drawn into the Craft Beer World and encouraged/asked to leave my real estate job to work just as hard for someone else's dream, I was NOT a beer person. Not at all. In fact, I, your A2 Beer Wench Her Own Self, did NOT really know the difference between a lager and an ale.
There. I said it. So....are you judging me yet? Hold off a second. It only gets better.
There I sat, being told "gosh, E.T. you're super-duper swell at selling stuff and we need that. Don't worry, we will teach you about beer," and thinking "um, why? I don't even (wait for it) like beer."
The rest of that story is, sadly, history as we all now know. And I've been tempted to post rants about how having to scroll back through literally thousands of photos I took at events for years makes me want to run my fist through the drywall. But I just felt it was time to set the record straight on a few things. I did not like beer. Mainly because I had not been properly introduced to really good beer. I was, subsequently, and now I adore ... certain styles of beer. Not all beers. Not even close. And some of them...well....let's just say maybe I WANT my super light lager served in a urine sample cup.
Now you can start judging me, I guess because what I like are some of the more overdone, overwrought and over exposed styles around: I like yellow, fizzy lagers and I like a basic, American style IPA.
Whew....I tell ya, the Beer World may have just imploded with the triple impact of those paragraphs up there. But the interesting parallel is that I also like to read mainstream fiction--the kind that everybody reads more or less and, even though my beloved ex-nun of a hardcore English Literature advisor at the University of Louisville is likely flipping around in her grave over it, I enjoy a well-crafted novel about human relationships that include ALL aspects of said relationship.
Let me rephrase that: I like novels about love. That many times leave in the sex bits. I don't like neat and tidy endings or cardboard characters though so I'm many times at a loss to find decent options (and that utterly precludes the whole "50 shades" phenomenon--sorry, I found the first 5 chapters of that book utterly frustrating so I stopped reading it. My choice. Not yours. I don't care how many early tickets to the movie you bought--that's your disposable income, not mine and I respect your right to spend it how you like). Oh, I also like Jack Reacher and pretty much everything Stephen King has ever written.
Oh My God.....ok I gotta sit down a second. I am so relieved to have all that off my chest.
Because you should know now that I write books that include stories about human relationships. Sometimes they include large casts of supporting characters and years-long plot arcs. Sometimes they include the sex--explicit or implied. Many times, they don't.
I have argued before that there is "romance" in almost every single novel or movie/tv plot out there. Seen "The Walking Dead" lately? We are hardwired to be attracted to one another, period. And I am entertained by reading about the ways people act on their attractions be it explicit, illicit or sappy. Sue me. I could put "Love, Actually" on a repeat loop and never get tired of it.
The snobbery on both sides of my life sometimes leaves me cold. "Indie" bookstores in my own city who say "we don't sell your kind of books," or authors who won't acknowledge that what I write is just as challenging, interesting and readable and what they do abound. It's beyond frustrating, telling someone I have "20 books published" only to be informed that they aren't "real" because they can't be purchased at whatever snooty bookstore is telling me they won't sell me at. (apologies to my editor for that one, I can't write it any other way, honest). To which I say, "they're in the Ann Arbor Library, bitch." Not really. But they are there. Just fyi.
So...if there are any of you left out there know this:
I love craft beer and almost all the people I have met who make it. I will continue to write about it, both using it as backdrop for future novels and in non-fiction form. I have a book in the early stages of development about The Ale Wife: The Witchy History of Women in Beer I hope to sell to a bigger publisher eventually--or what the hell, I might just publish it myself.
I will continue to review beers I try in different parts of the country. North Carolina, I'm headed YOUR way next week. I will continue to interact with all the awesome women in the Detroit Draft Divas and the new Michigan Fermenta group and to offer assistance/advice to any brewery seeking a little Wenchiness in their marketing plans. And to hang around with some of my beer favs like David Bardallis (who is doubling as a proofreader for me, so there).
But if any of you out there are seeking books with a sexy edge, fully realized characters AND plots, some set in (gasp!) The Craft Beer World and many/most in Michigan towns like Ann Arbor and Traverse City, I would encourage you to try on a "Liz Crowe" book for size. See how you feel about it. Drop me a line about your experience. Tell me any ideas you might have for books set in breweries....seriously! I want to know. I will admit to being stuck in "professional rookie mode" and always eager to learn more about this craft AND the craft of beer--sans snobs in both of those clubs, thanks.
I'm feeling so positive about outing myself and going full frontal with you kids I'm gonna give away a few ebook copies.....Of course I don't write horror, fantasy, or thrillers (yet...give me time on that one) so if those are more your reading bag, no need to grab one of my books. I get ya and know you love me anyways.
If you leave me a comment below about anything, the price of gold, the weather, your favorite beer, your favorite Wench memory or how you feel about 50 Shades (not really, I'll delete those) AND include your email (that bit's important) I will send you YOUR CHOICE OF A LIZ CROWE EBOOK just to get you going on your local-author-beer-wench-supporting journey. If you have questions about any of my books, email me: email@example.com
Hey, did ya know? I even have a book cover designed by Brian Walline, who has done plenty of beer related graphics for me in the past! This books is...um...pretty steamy though so....it might be one you work up to, k?
Now get on out there and make this first-feeling day of Winter in the Deuce a good one, won't you? And never, discount Indie, be it an indie band, indie brewery or indie author. But be sure and ask your local "indie bookstore" to support us, won't ya?
Tell 'em Taylor! My current mis-understand, poor-little-talented-girl heroine at the moment (at least for THIS song... pardon me, I gotta shake it off)
Liz/ET/Your Favorite Love Actually Loving WENCH
p.s. Be sure and get out on Monday 11/17 and support Patti Smith, the talented blogger and Ann Arborite at her first book signing in aut/space in Braun Court! I'll be there!
p.p.s. Harry Dolan, another Ann Arbor author is reading and signing at Nicola's Books the same evening. I'm figuring out a way to hit both! Thanks to Hart Johnson for that heads up!
p.p.s. Anyone insulted or put off by dudes like these (I love me the Cock Rockin' Kings of Tampa), best steer clear.
But rest assured, one thing I DON'T do is judge YOU and your obsessions. And Mr. Wench tolerates it so honestly, that should be enough for you.


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SONY TV has been stopped by airing the Much publicised award winning Movie of Vidya Balan-The DIRTY PICTURE (between 12 noon and 8 pm last week end) by the apex court.
Now the Court says it can not be telecast before 11 pm though it has got U/A rating fm Indian sensors ?? What is so dirty about this picture ??
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This is he fate of national award winning films in IndiaAnswered by babu rao, 23 Apr '12 11:46 am
Dirty to kuch nahi hai.....yeh zaroor hai...ke teen agers ke school ka samay hota hai...sensor chahta hai...ke bachchey bhi iska lutf...utha saken...Answered by ronak zabi, 23 Apr '12 11:40 am
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Seductive scenes, which can harm tender mindsAnswered by manvika, 23 Apr '12 11:35 am


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