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hi yo —Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 20:28, 20 March 2008 (UTC)
Removed unnecessarily vulgar "burlap vagina" blurb. It doesn't appear as a real term on Google. TotoBaggins
Clarification about Jute, Burlap/Hessian, and Sackcloth[edit]
Jute is the most dominating bast fiber in the world. Therefore, most burlap/hessian/gunny & sackcloth can be found to be made of Jute. But, burlap & sackcloth can be made of other bast fibers also, like Hemp, Kenaf, flax etc.
Sackcloth is the material to make sackings or the cloth derived from sacks. Burlap/hessian/gunny (Fabric of Jute or Bast Fiber) is made for other purposes also. e.g. Shadecloth or Canvas/Tarpaulin, Nursery Blind, Trims (Webbing), etc. Therefore, Sackcloth is a type of Burlap and all sackcloths are burlap, but all burlap are not sackcloth.
- I have modified redirections for sackcloth (or sack cloth) to Cilice. When most people search the term, they are looking for the Bible-related meaning. --Algorithme (talk) 14:07, 17 May 2009 (UTC)
keep burlap as seperate page[edit]
I would not have known to search for sack cloth as that is not a term known in Canada!
I've heard of a "burlap sack" but I can't say the term sackcloth would bring me to think of Burlap, though that may be to lack of education - leaving it separate would allow us "uneducated" people to find the topic easier. -K. LeDrew
"with which to lash Mardi Gras participants"[edit]
Wha'? Can we have a source for that please?!? 184.108.40.206 03:38, 4 November 2006 (UTC)
Serious edit?[edit]
This page is pretty awful in its quality. It almost feels like an Everything2 entry. Specifics: The "Other" category should probably be deleted as it doesn't really add much. Quoting random things that also are called "burlap" isn't very informative without further exposition. And the individual sentences at the top are disjoint and unorganized. I understand that the article is a stub, but it's a very low quality stub. SeanAhern 11:44, 17 January 2007 (UTC)
-- So why not do some work on it? Everybody does a little bit; that's how this wiki thing functions.kscally 11:00, 6 March 2010 (UTC)
If Hessian is the more common name (The article states this and cites a reference) why is the page called Burlap? Burlap isn't in concise dictionaries in the UK and i've only ever seen it used by William Faulkner so I assume its an Americanism.The article currently at Hessian isn't about Hessian in any correct English sence.(Morcus (talk) 14:07, 16 May 2008 (UTC))
I'd like to propose moving this article to Hessian (fabric) for the reasons given above. The first line of the article cites a reference to the fact that Hessian is the more common name and that Burlap is an Americanism. Please Discuss.(Morcus (talk) 01:31, 23 August 2008 (UTC))
The best part of a week having passed without any reply I've been bold and moved it, I've also swapped Burlap and Hessian around in a couple of places.(Morcus (talk) 00:45, 29 August 2008 (UTC))
- The more common name would be burlap, because it's an Americanism. American population > UK population. —ᚹᚩᛞᛖᚾᚻᛖᛚᛗ (ᚷᛖᛋᛈᚱᛖᚳ) 20:28, 13 August 2010 (UTC)
The historical background seems a bit suspect and anachronistic. The great age of the Hessian conscript mercenary was in the 18th century, so that seems a more likely time for the term to evolve than the 19th, when allegedly jute exports started. It's likely
- either Hessian in the earlier period was not jute-based,
- or the date for first exports is wrong,
- or both.
Isn't it more likely that the British and French colonists started sending back jute in the 18th century or even earlier? It seems odd they fought over Bengal so hard unless they were exploiting its resources.Sjwells53 (talk) 10:28, 15 March 2010 (UTC)
- Besides, hessian is not a very suitable fabric for clothing. Except if you're a Roman Catholic, but Hesse was perhaps the first part of Germany that Reformed. However, it may be that burlap was used by the mercs if nothing else was available, e.g. by the Convention Army when they had no other supplies.
- The original fibre was probably flax. The German term is Sackleinen, essentially meaning "duffel-bag linen". Dysmorodrepanis (talk) 17:00, 7 January 2011 (UTC)
Italian "burla"[edit]
burlap has burla in it which means joke or something funny considering burlap sack races, dresses, or slapstick


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Women's Tennis Joins Men's and Women's Soccer for Shocktoberfest
On Sunday, 10/26/14, the women's tennis team joined the men's and women's soccer teams volunteering at Shocktoberfest. The event took place in Flushing Meadow's Corona Park and was sponsored by the New York City Dept. of Parks and Recreation.
October 25, 2014
Women's Tennis Dominates Doubles Flights in ECC Final with NYIT
The Queens College women's tennis team lost in the East Coast Conference final, 5-3, to NYIT, in a match played on the outdoor tennis courts in Flushing on Saturday. The Knights won two-of-three doubles flights in the match.
October 24, 2014
Queens College Women's Tennis Advances to East Coast Conference Final with 5-0 Blanking of UDC
The Queens College women's tennis team scored a 5-0 victory over UDC in the semi-final round of the East Coast Conference championship held on the campus of Queens College in Flushing. Junior, Andrea Samson, won the deciding match for the Knights.
October 24, 2014
Women's Tennis Lands Four on All-Conference Teams, Nagel Earns ECC Coach of the Year
The East Coast Conference announced its All Conference teams for women's tennis and Queens College had four players earn spots across both teams. Additionally, head coach Alan Nagel, was named ECC Coach of the Year for the second-straight season. It was tenth time Nagel earned that honor in his career at QC.
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The East Coast Conference women's tennis championship is slated to begin on Friday, October 24 from the tennis courts on the campus of Queens College in Flushing. The Knights have qualified for the second seed in the tournament.
October 22, 2014
Women's Tennis Closes Out Regular Season with 9-0 Blanking of Molloy
The Queens College women's tennis team closed out the regular-season with a 9-0 blanking of Molloy on Monday. Queens won every match in straight sets, losing just four games in all of the matches combined.
October 21, 2014
Andrea Samson Named East Coast Conference Women's Tennis Player of the Week
Queens College junior, Andrea Samson, was named East Coast Conference Women's Tennis Player of the Week, it was announced by the league office on Monday. Her standout performance for the week of October 11-18 helped garner her the honor.
October 19, 2014
Women's Tennis Volunteers for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer
The Queens College women's tennis team met at the gym very early Sunday Moring to go over to Flushing Meadows Park by 6:00 AM to participate in the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer charity run.
October 18, 2014
Queens College Women's Tennis Clinches Second-Place in ECC with 9-0 Win over LIU Post
The Queens College women's tennis team improved to 8-1 overall and 6-1 in the East Coast Conference with a 9-0 win over LIU Post from the outdoors tennis courts on campus on Saturday. The team clinched second-place in the ECC with the win as they handed the Pioneers just their second ECC defeat of the season.
October 18, 2014
Andrea Samson Wins at Doubles and Singles in Battle of ECC's Top Teams
The #39 Queens College women's tennis team hosted undefeated and #11 NYIT in an East Coast Conference match on Friday that would determine the regular-season champion. The Bears edged the Knights, 5-4, but Andrea Samson won both her singles and doubles matches.
October 14, 2014
Women's Tennis Improves to 7-0 with 9-0 Win Over Georgian Court
The Queens College women's tennis team improved to 7-0 on the season with a 9-0 win over the Georgian Court Lions in a match played on Tuesday in Lakewood, New Jersey. The team now faces perennial East Coast Conference power on Friday, October 17, at noon in Queens. This matchup will be a battle of unbeaten teams and will likely determine the regular-season conference champion. Both teams are 7-0 overall and 5-0 in ECC play.
October 5, 2014
Women's Tennis Improves to 6-0 with 9-0 Defeat of Dowling
The Queens College women's tennis team improved to 6-0 overall and 5-0 in the East Coast Conference with a 9-0 win against Dowling on Sunday. The Knights dominated play and won every game in every match of the day.
October 4, 2014
QC Women's Tennis Improves to 5-0 with 9-0 Win at St. Thomas Aquinas
The Queens College women's tennis team improved to 5-0 on the season, with a 9-0 win over St. Thomas Aquinas from Sparkill, New York, on Friday. Andrea Samson remained undefeated in dual match competition this season.
September 30, 2014
Semifinalist Jenna Plevako Highlights ITA Regionals for QC Women's Tennis
Over the weekend, the Queens College Women's Tennis Team competed in the 2014 USTA/ITA Regional Championship in Flushing, New York where senior Jenna Plevako reached the semifinals of the "A" Singles draw. Plevako's run through the tournament's penultimate round marked the highlight in an otherwise solid string of results for a Queens College team that hosted the competition in the indoor and outdoor facilities on campus.


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The Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) announced new leadership, including new Chairman Ajita Rajendra, president and COO of A.O. Smith. Leaders were chosen during the AHRI 2011 Annual Meeting held in November in Bonita Springs, FL.
In his address to the membership, Rajendra emphasized the need for AHRI to work with industry partners to pass key legislation on Capitol Hill, including two consensus agreements establishing new federal minimum efficiency standards for small duct, high velocity air conditioners and heat pump pool heaters, and requiring DOE to develop a new test procedure for water heaters.
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• Vice Chairman: Harry Holmes, president, Morrison Products
• Treasurer: Chris Drew, vice president, Burnham Holdings, Inc.
• Immediate Past Chairman: Morrison Carter, president and CEO, Beckett Gas
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• Mark MacCracken, CEO, Calmac
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PASADENA, Calif., Aug. 20, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Wallaby Financial, the leader in mobile and web-based credit card optimization solutions, has announced the availability of two new resources that will help consumers through all the stages involved in obtaining and using credit cards effectively. CardBase and The Card Guide together comprise the single most comprehensive set of credit card data and resources ever made available to consumers free of charge.
CardBase leverages Wallaby's industry-leading independent database of more than 2,000 U.S. credit cards to help consumers make informed choices. Covering more than 450 banks and hundreds of distinct rewards programs, CardBase is the most comprehensive credit card database in the US. Separate web pages containing information on each of these cards will be available to consumers at www.walla.by.
The unparalleled scale and scope of the credit card programs within CardBase works in tandem with Wallaby's powerful search algorithms, allowing consumers to find precise recommendations for credit cards that match their lifestyle and purchase preferences. Alternatively, consumers can browse through popular categories of credit cards presented through an elegant and simple to use interface.
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Withdrawal of HH-60 Pave Hawks Leaves Brits in Lurch
By Harold Hutchison
The withdrawal of HH-60 Pave Hawk combat search-and-rescue helicopters is now placing British troops at greater risk. The withdrawn choppers are similar to one that crashed in the United Kingdom last week, killing a four-person crew.
According to a report by the London Daily Mail, the withdrawn choppers are equipped with winches that assist in removing casualties from minefields. British forces in Afghanistan turned to Air Force Pave Hawks after a 2006 minefield rescue left a British soldier dead.
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Many veterans who fought in Fallujah and Ramadi have been shocked and dismayed by the resurgence of al-Qaeda in those cities since Barack Obama withdrew American troops. One Marine compared Fallujah to Khe Sanh, a famous stand by Marines.
Allen West Slams Obama's Withdrawals
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Iraq War veteran and former Congressman Allen West had declared that Barack Obama's withdrawal from Iraq and his pending withdrawal from Afghanistan have created the conditions for a repeat of the "killing fields" in Southeast Asia.
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The leader of a group invited to brief three hard-core left-wing Democrats on the effects of UAV strikes, a major weapon against terrorists in Yemen and Pakistan, had ties to al-Qaeda.
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Matches: India v Australia at Mohali
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In his five innings in India on this tour, Michael Clarke has been dismissed by Ravindra Jadeja four times. His scores in those dismissals have gone from 130 to 91, 16 to a first-ball duck in Mohali.
It is, in any batsman-bowler combination, the beginning of the 'bunny' syndrome. When Jadeja was asked if he was trying to make Australia's best batsman his bunny, he laughed, "Abhi toh waise hi ho raha hai (That's what's happening at the moment)."
Three times, Clarke has been beaten by the ball turning away from the face of his bat. In Chennai, he charged out and ended up miscuing one to long-off. In Hyderabad, he defended with poise only to find the ball whizzing past his eyeline and knocking the top of off. In Mohali, Clarke walked in at a time loaded with significance. Australia have faced a few hairy days - four players were axed from the Test due to disciplinary reasons, the side's best opening partnership of the tour had just been broken and Clarke had moved himself two spots up the order to come in at No. 3.
Off his first ball, Clarke once again charged out to Jadeja. Then he watched mortified as the ball spun past the bat and headed into Dhoni's gloves for a simple stumping. Australia could only stutter through the rest of the day. Jadeja said of his nemesis status against Clarke: "It's not that I only want to get him out. But luckily when I'm bowling he's coming to bat." He said getting Clarke four times "feels good" because Australia are heavily dependent on his form. "So it's very important to get him out as soon as possible."
The failure to take a wicket in the first session did not affect India's morale, Jadeja said, because they had tried to keep the runs down - Australia scored 109 in 35 overs. "We were waiting to get a wicket or two. We wanted to bowl where we had planned. We knew that if we gave them too many runs, they'd be able to score more comfortably. In the first session, we didn't give too many runs; we didn't get wickets, but that we covered in the last two sessions."
Jadeja said India's chances of getting a result from this Test depend on how the first half of the third day's play would go. "We'll try to get the three wickets early tomorrow, and then bat well and see the situation over the next two days."
The Mohali pitch, Jadeja said, didn't turn as much it had on day one in Hyderabad or Chennai. "It was a good wicket for the first day, good for batting too."
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The cricket world reacts to the passing away of Phillip Hughes
Phillip Hughes: Country kid who moved a nation
Likeable, hard-working and skilful, it was a matter of time before Phillip Hughes cemented his spot in the Australian Test team. Then, improbably and inconsolably, his time ran out
Hope for Hughes, feel for Abbott
It is impossible to imagine how Sean Abbott must feel after sending down that bouncer to Phillip Hughes. While the cricket world hopes for Hughes' recovery, it should also ensure Abbott is supported
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I take my Surface RT everywhere and I do mean everywhere. Whether, it is lunch, the bar, the airplane, user group presentation, a client demo, if I am out and about, chances are I have my Surface RT with me. In the past month or so (long before the Surface Pro) came out, I noticed this trend of people asking me if that was a Surface Pro. After I sighed I would reply "No, it's not and nor do I want one." The technology just isn't there yet for us to not have to make a trade-off right now. Today's post is to explain why I chose what I did.
If you look at the Help Me Choose page, most of my reasons are clear. Let's break it down.
ARM Processors
While uneducated reviewers out there are complaining about the Surface RT running on an ARM processor, I am praising it. When I first heard that Windows was going to support ARM, I knew the significance. This is what gives you a tablet device with no fan speed or heat concerns. It also gives you ridiculously long battery life and connected standby. I've used a Samsung Series 7 slate and it was heavy and sometimes loud. I saw the issue back then and I knew this was the answer. I'm a big fan of ARM.
Battery Life
Seriously, the battery life on Surface RT is amazing. They quote 8 hours, but I have used it all day at client meetings exclusively and then used it a couple of hours later at the bar and still had 20% left. I am seriously impressed. The Surface Pro unfortunately has significantly less battery life with reports between 3.5 and 5 hours. This may be fine if you plan on using it as a laptop and you're keeping it plugged in but I like the fact that I never have to worry about power on my Surface RT. I charge it every other day typically and that is fine.
Connected Standby
This is the feature that makes your Windows RT device notify you of mail and other notifications when the device is "sleeping". That means I hear every mail that comes in and I get that Skype call (usually) just like an iPad does. Surface Pro cannot do this because it goes into a true sleep just like your laptop does.
Instant Resume
Who has three seconds to wait for their device to come on every time they hit the button on top of it? You do, if you bought Surface Pro. I can turn the screen of my Surface RT on and off rapidly.
I am amazed at how many reviewers, said "ZOMG, the Surface RT can't run Photoshop!". Really? You're dismissing the device because of this? How many times have you ran Photoshop on your iPad? And why would you run that on a tablet anyways? I get it. The Windows Store is still growing, but you can rest assure it will catch up to Apple and it's five thousand fart apps. The install base of Windows PCs, Tablets, and other devices is just to huge to ignore.
When I think of this, I refer back to my post, "There's an app for that, but does there need to be?" No, there is not a Facebook app for Windows 8, but do I need one? The reason they created one for mobile devices originally was the because the browser sucked. Well, I don't need one because I have a fully functional web browser on the device (you can debate whether you like it or not :) ). When you use your laptop, do you wish there was a Facebook app there? No, of course not.
For you power users out there, you can actually run some of your favorite desktop apps over remote desktop. I don't mean inside a full screen window session. I mean with Remote Apps which puts applications running on a remote server running seamlessly on your desktop. In fact, right now I am typing this entire post using Windows Live Writer running off of a Windows Azure VM on my Surface RT. Take a look at the screenshot below and notice how there isn't any visible RDP window or anything like that.
So yes, that's Visual Studio and Windows Live Writer running on my Surface RT desktop over RDP. Work quite well (assuming you have an Internet connection). Special thanks to @chakkaradeep for pointing out the post on this.
I even have a RemoteApp set up for Outlook. Yes, I agree the included Mail app is a bit painful. Really, my main complaint about it is that it's slow and unresponsive. I'm hoping that will get better in the future. However, you have to understand why that app exists. It all comes back to Connected Standby. Outlook doesn't support it, so they built this app that does. Sure, it could support it one of these days I am guessing, but it's all a matter of priorities. Outlook definitely isn't touch friendly.
The Surface RT is already a significant investment at it's price point. With better hardware comes more cost of course. In reality, it's not much more than any previous slate devices based on an i5 processor. You just have to decide what's in your price range.
What about Surface Pro's better hardware?
Like anything there is a trade-off. Yes, the higher resolution display and pen would be nice, but I could do without for now. Admittedly, I haven't seen that display in person yet. I think the feature gap between the two devices will get closer as time goes on.
Can Surface RT replace your laptop?
Sometimes! When I am traveling, it's often all I bring with me. If I have a SharePoint demo, I try to use SharePoint Online or I will remote into my laptop or another server so it gets the job done. I don't write a ton of code any more so it's ok that I don't have Visual Studio running locally. With RemoteApps though, you can see that you can work around it. Take a look at this photo that I took before traveling a few weeks ago.
There you will see my Surface RT connected to a glowing USB hub (SharePoint branded) with a keyboard, mouse, and headset. It's also attached to a second monitor driving it at full resolution as a second screen. Here I have a remote desktop connected to my laptop. I'm getting actual work done. Let's see your iPad do that.
Can Surface RT replace your iPad?
At the risk of enraging the wrath of Apple fanbois, I'll give you my opinion. If you want to get real work done, absolutely. If you want it to control your Sonos system or Directv receiver, not likely. For work though, there really is no comparison. Think back in the past to meeting you have gone to right after someone you know first got their iPad. They are over there diligently trying to use the iPad in some useful way at work. Then you see that person a few weeks later at another meeting and one of two things has happened. Either a) they didn't bring the iPad or b) you peak on their screen and they are on Facebook or are playing Angry Birds. iPads are pretty decent for consumer home use, but for most people they aren't going to help you get your job done.
Let's face it Apple hasn't done much since Steve Jobs died. I am hearing even the most die hard fans question their direction and capability to innovate. Simply making things thinner and lighter isn't good enough for people. I think the Surface RT is superior to other devices in many ways. Does it have it's issues? Sure, but this Microsoft's market to capture. Unfortunately, the marketing Microsoft is doing is just not effective so people just don't know about what these devices do. When the word gets out, maybe we'll see something.
What do you all think? Am I completely off base here? Does the RT meet your needs? Did you hold out for the Pro or did you go with something else? Leave your feedback.
Maybe I should have been a gadget reviewer for a living. If anyone wants to send me hardware for me to write my opinion about, I'll take it. :)
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Tea Party Straw Poll --- Ron getting beat badly.Submitted by YOWD5 on Wed, 06/15/2011 - 03:04
I just found this poll. We need to call in reinforcements. You know what to do. Please keep this one bumped up until we get the Good Doctor in front!
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I did a whois query on it, and the URL was registered yesterday, about 16 hours ago. http://rp12.us/aIUYh
There's NO WAY it could have that many votes within such a short period of time.
Join the social network that pays you https://www.tsu.co/tylercox
Does the poll work?
Nothing happens when I hit the "vote" button and no results were displayed. OOPS! Never mind. I missed the "submit" box down in the lower right corner.
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Can anyone help me figure out how to remove the peoples feet from this picture? I will put the pic in comments so it don't get distorted.
Photo editing help
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I love that picture too cute! I wish I could figure out Gimp I can't find any good tutorials for it.
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Cloning is one way to get rid of the feet
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Melissa, that picture is so sweet. I love his outfit!!
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Cute pic! Awesome job with photoshop.
I don't have photoshop, but may have to look into it:-)
I don't have photoshop, but may have to look into it:-)
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Cassidy, I have a lot of gimp tutorials bookmarked. I get a lot of them from here:
There is also some useful info here:
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She beat me to it! Very cute! I have photo shop elements and can do the same thing (cloning). Never heard of gimp before?
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Nashville-based band Moon Taxi was cleared for landing to rock a sold-out crowd on Friday night at Headliners Music Hall. I had the wonderful opportunity to check out Moon Taxi at 2013 Forecastle Festival, and again they did not disappoint.
Moon Taxi entered the scene in 2012 with their album Cabaret, and their new album, Mountains Beaches Cities was released in September 2013. Moon Taxi's performance career started in small dive bars in Nashville, and Moon Taxi now circles the stratosphere full power ahead, docking on some of the largest stages in the galaxy, like Hang Out Festival May on 17th and the extraordinary Red Rocks Amphitheater on June 5th.
Moon Taxi hit the hit the ground running at Friday's show. Headliners is such a great intimate setting for an energetic band like Moon Taxi to engage the crowd. The band seemed a bit taken aback at the sold-out show, and expressed their appreciation to the audience repeatedly. Moon Taxi seems to remain very humble and true to their roots. I predict a long and fruitful career for these guys. Check out the pictures below!
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great that's all there is to say
Beautifully painted, very skillful. Love his spinny little body against the black background, and his do ya dare…whats it to ya expresson. Love to see more of these.
wow – just love the detail here… and the space around him just gives him so much stature!
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I am not sure whether to post this under Recipes, here, or elsewhere. In any case I need some advice on a recipe I am inventing (a little out of necessity). Tell me what you think. I am shooting for 20-30 IBUs with a good hoppy aroma/taste and a hint of the Jeju oranges (they have a pretty identifiable taste and I love them) with about 5% alcohol. I am working with a pretty limited supply of things here in South Korea.
I have made a few pretty brown/caramel batches and loved them but I am looking for something a little bit different. Should I leave out the Munich and up the Vienna and Pale malt a bit? Leave out the Chinook at 15? A little Honey? What do you think? I am pretty new to this still.
Boil Size 6.5 G
5.5 G Batch
Safale S-04
7 lbs Pilsner Malt (2 row)
1.1 lbs Wheat Malt
.9 lbs Vienna Malt
.22 lbs Munich Malt
.5 oz Chinook at 60 min
.5 oz Chinook at 30 min
.25 oz Chinook at 15 min
.5 oz Cascade at 3 min
4 Jeju Island (Korea) Mandarin Oranges Peel zest and fruit pieces heated to 160 degrees, steeped and added while chilling.
Also, I can't reliably get my fermenter below about 24 degrees...
Given that this is the first try on the recipe, I'd say go ahead and give it a shot as is. As a basic recipe, this is pretty good. From there, you can tweak it depending on how you like the finished product and where you think it could be better.
The one thing you should do, if you can (you said you had some limitations but were sorta nebulous about that), is get liquid yeast. I've made great beers with the safale yeast (and 04 especially, actually) but the potential with liquid yeast is almost limitless.
Remember that Munich and Vienna are base malts, so there's no reason to be bashful with them. I doubt if I could taste a quarter pound of Munich in a 5 gallon batch.
Now that I think about it, doing a half pound of the Munich is probably a good idea. Seriously, though, I think this recipe is good to go. Good work!
Another thing you might wanna try is reclaiming yeast. It's pretty easy, and as long as you have access to a descent beer selection, entirely doable. Make up a nice starter wort, pour in the dregs of a few bottles whose yeast you want to capture, aerate however you can a couple times a day, and 4-5 days later, ¡Voila! Enough yeast for a 5 gallon batch.
Helps a ton when doing clones or when you want to capture the essence of your favorite beer.
Brewed this last night and used Carapils instead of Munich (I guess I didn't have what I thought I did). It looks about right but turned out way more bitter than I was hoping for.


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Life After Ripon: Jeremy Johnson '12
Chapter 9: Camp Rhetoric and Spring Break in Ripon [Editor's Note: Jeremy Johnson '12 and Katlyn Lee '12 are writing monthly entries for the Ripon College Newsletter chronicling their own post-graduation experiences. We hope you enjoy their perspectives on Life After Ripon!] It's interesting to type this blog from a comfy seat in The Pub at Ripon College. This week…
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Four Advance to Forensics Nationals
Ripon College Senior Bill Heinze won the Kevin Heineman Award at the American Forensic Association (AFA) District IV National Qualifier at Minnesota State University, Mankato, March 8-9. The Heineman Award goes to the student in District IV (Iowa-Nebraska-North Dakota-South Dakota-Minnesota-Wisconsin) who best exemplifies leadership, team spirit, sportsmanship, and a true love of the activity of college forensics. Six Ripon College…
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