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We're so excited to get Dom Flemons back here for the 4th time in as many years! In his first three appearances here he starred with the Carolina Chocolate Drops, and now he's back with his own trio to add a special cachet to the Payomet Fall-Winter Music Series. Dom is one of the great American masters, a singer from a world and time beyond as well as a multi-instrumentalist who plays the bones, and the quills. He's a walking historical encyclopedia of early American music, from country and old-time blues to nearly forgotten African American folk music. And best of all --- he and his trio will have so much fun on stage that you'll think this December 27th concert is an early start on a New Years celebration. Dom is on the road solo with a new album, "American Songster," of which Full Time Blues has this to say: "Dom Flemons is a true virtuoso. A musician that is equally adept at singing, playing, and the craft of songwriting, Flemons enjoys testing his skills on a variety of musical instruments in a variety of musical genres." Come out and dig the American songbag with this unique musician—you'll be glad you did!
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Holmes Brothers 2014On Sunday February 15th, three music giants will travel to Wellfleet from Virginia for our first blues concert this season. Make that gospel, R&B, and raw electric blues. Now throw in some country, and a little funk. Join us --- as the inseparable Holmes Brothers --- together for over 40 years --- light up the Outer Cape with unparalleled artistry and authenticity. Winners of multiple blues awards, THe Holmes Brothers have performed for President Bill Clinton, and have recorded with Bruce Springsteen, Boby Dylan, Peter Gabriel and Odetta. You may have heard them on NPR any number of times they have been featured. Now's your chance to hear them locally, join us Sunday the 15th in the Wellfleet Congregational Church. Buy Tickets
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Easy win: On a longer race, race backwards and try to take every racer out. Make sure they are in flames. Pause game play and check the "Race Stats" periodically to see who is still on the track. Then, turn back around and race with no competition. Note: When you are checking the Race Stat...From: CHRISTIAN
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On the morning of August 10 KST, Junsu suddenly made an appearance at a club, making the guests go wild. It appears that he wanted to get the city of Busan pumped up for his Asia tour concert. Along with an American dance crew, Junsu put on an energetic stage with a remix of "Incredible".
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from CSTV,
When Miami captured the CCHA's regular season championship last winter, the RedHawks became the first team outside the state of Michigan to win that title since 1987, when Bowling Green finished first. According to the league's preseason media and coaches' polls, 2006-07 will see a return to business as usual. The release of the polls during CCHA Media Day at Joe Louis Arena saw a rare disagreement between the coaches and the media as to which team will finish first in the CCHA this season. However, it will, by all accounts, be a close call between two Michigan-based teams.continued...including some rule changes...
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The Pressure Is On
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from Scott Burnside of ESPN,
NHL coaches used to live with their bags packed because they just never knew when they'd get to the rink and find the locks had been changed and some other guy was standing in their shoes behind the bench. Now, it's their bosses, NHL general managers, who have to peek nervously into their offices every day and hope they don't see the soles of someone else's feet propped up on their shiny desks. The pressure point has shifted to the men who assemble the talent and juggle the salary cap, appoint the scouts and meet with the owners when the ship starts to list. "The hangman's never far away in this job," Anaheim GM Brian Burke said. "It's a command job and the casualty rate is high for guys in that field."continued
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And I Quote…
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VCOE gathers quotes from around the NHL and a special "oops" for the Wings fans... added 9:29am, Sharkspage updates us on the Verus talk and takes NHL fans on a tour around the league.
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The Young Line
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At a creaky 24 years old, Brad Boyes is the graybeard of the Bruins ' No. 1 line. And at 21, Patrice Bergeron has become the mentor to soon-to-be 19-year-old Phil Kessel, the youngest of the threesome. "He had to live through the process of being a young, young player in a league," said coach Dave Lewis of Bergeron, "on a team with high expectations. I don't know if [Bergeron and Kessel] have talked much about that, but I think he can relate to the starting point for Phil. He knows where that starting point is. He's lived through that process."continued
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Party Time
by Paul on 09/28/06 at 09:50 AM ET
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The stars of television and movies were part of Wednesday's gala NHL/FHM Game On Party, presented by COLD-fX, on Manhattan's West Side. Actors, actresses, VJs and ring announcers were just part of the crowd that rubbed elbows with NHL players and invited guests.continued...pics, video, included too... WWE ring announcer Lilian Garcia
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Sundin & Everyone Else
by Paul on 09/28/06 at 09:39 AM ET
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from Steve Simmons at the Toronto Sun,
More than ever before Mats Sundin stands alone, not only as the oldest, richest and most decorated Maple Leafs forward, but as the only sure offensive player on a team clearly lacking in essentials. It is him and no one else. There is no real backup plan. The Leafs can spin this any way they choose in these meaningless moments they call pre-season, but it is ever apparent that this team is a sporting sandwich devoid of scoring meat.continued
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Pisani Remains The Same
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Steve Staios keeps looking for a sign from his dressing room neighbour Fernando Pisani. Bigger helmet? More bling? Any indication that it all went straight to his head. "I was hoping he'd change a little bit so I could get on him," laughed Staios. "Didn't happen. He's still the modest young Italian boy who lives down the street."continued
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Trouble Ahead For Canucks
by Paul on 09/28/06 at 09:25 AM ET
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The people who make a living as professional scouts for NHL teams had some interesting observations upon watching the Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday night against San Jose. And, after listening to a number of these observations, it became clear there might be a very good reason why this team could have problems scoring and perhaps even defending this year. They have lost a tremendous amount of straight-up physical strength from this lineup.continued
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Clarke Looking For A Goalie
by Paul on 09/28/06 at 08:46 AM ET
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from Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun,
Less than 24 hours after the Flyers lost Antero Nittymaki for an extended period with a hip injury, there was talk Clarke made a call to San Jose Sharks GM Doug Wilson. League sources say the Flyers are interested in Vesa Toskala, who is scheduled to make $1.375 million this season and is battling Evgeni Nabokov for San Jose's No. 1 job. While initial reports indicate Nittymaki could be gone for two months, there are whispers it could be even longer and it's believed the Flyers want to make sure they have help for starter Robert Esche.read on
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Elias Normal Again
by Paul on 09/28/06 at 08:36 AM ET
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There actually is some good news in this Devils training camp that is overshadowed by Lou Lamoriello's salary-cap quandary. Likely captain Patrik Elias said his first blood test since last season showed no signs of the hepatitis that cost him a half-season last year. "It's back to normal for the first time in more than a year-and-a-half," Elias told The Post. "That's good news."continued...check out the NY Post's new website too...
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The ABLE Club of S.C., the official athletic booster club of Lugoff-Elgin High School, is kicking off its "Stand Up and Cheer" campaign.
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The Lugoff-Elgin Girls' Basketball Camp is on tap for next week. Here is the information on the four-day session.
The Camden High School Bulldog Club Membership Drive is in full swing for the 2012-2013 school year. The organization, founded in 1952, provides financial assistance to all athletic programs at the school through the membership drive and various fundraising activities.
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Rebecca Armentrout, of Cassatt, is one three Coker College biology students who presented research at the 11th European Conference of Fungal Genetics held last month at the Philipps-Universität/Max Planck Institute of Terrestrial Microbiology in Marburg, Germany. Armentrout and her fellow students were the only undergraduate programs in Coker's biology department.
Politics is often a curious creature, and few things have been "curiouser" than Kershaw County Council's decision to create a commission to explore alternatives for a penny sales tax to help the county's recreation program, and then do an abrupt about-face, terminating the measure. The citizens who served on the commission and worked hard to come up with a decent plan must be wondering why they expended all the effort.
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Photo cutline -- Sportsmanship Award -- Pictured here is the Boykin Furniture Co. Softball Team, who ended the season with third place in the girls' ten-to-twelve year class and won the Sportsmanship Award for the Girls' Softball Teams. Team members enjoyed a wiener roast July 7, given by their coaches, Mrs. Doris Hancock and Mrs. Marvin Rabon, at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Hancock, Jr., Wateree Lake, and another outing July 12 at the Wateree Lake home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H. Boykin. Members of the Boykin Furniture team are Bunny Norris, Nancy Cooper, Carol Hutchinson, Debbie ...
The board of directors of First Palmetto Financial Corporation, parent company of First Palmetto Bank, has declared an annual dividend of $2,500 per share of common stock.
The Kershaw County Back to School Bash is helping Kershaw County children prepare for the upcoming school year by providing free school supplies to Kershaw County children.
Food for the Soul, the Camden-based ministry that provides meals to the hungry and temporary emergency shelter and services for the homeless in Kershaw County, is conducting its second annual "Pass the Plate" fundraising campaign. The campaign, which will conclude Aug. 12, asks local civic groups, community organizations, businesses and churches around the county to "pass the plate" to support the organization in its efforts to end hunger and homelessness in Kershaw County.
Habitat for Humanity of Kershaw County will celebrate its fourth anniversary this week. For the proud and special occasion, The Habitat Store will have a "Mascot Sale" and introduce its new mascot -- Prissy Britches.
Joann Stockman Peake, 69, passed to her heavenly home on November 19th, 2014 after a valiant battle with a long illness. Her devotion to her family and her firm belief in God supported her in her struggle and ultimately gave her peace to be with the Lord.
Mr. John H. Salmond, 64, of 2526 Salmond Street, Camden, South Carolina passed on Wednesday, November 19, 2014. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced at a later date by Nelson-Haile Funeral Home.
Lawyers of every political persuasion are lining up in Washington to have their say on the legality or illegality of the plan President Obama intends to implement regarding amnesty for illegal aliens who are in the United States without proper authorization, with one major network saying the president's plan to take the immigration system into his own hands "is a daring test of the limits of presidential power."
WASHINGTON -- News that Pope Francis will visit the U.S. next year for the triennial World Meeting of Families brings elation to Catholics, excitement to pope watchers -- and perhaps a little chagrin to some who too soon interpreted Francis' broad compassion as a precursor to doctrinal changes related to marriage.
In 2008, a group of graduate students from the University of South Carolina's Public History Program produced a study entitled, "The Camden African-American Heritage Project." It was the product of a student group assignment conducted in 2005-06. The students were assisted by many Camden residents in their search for the history of African-Americans in Camden from the Colonial period through the era of civil rights. Though able to spend only one semester researching and writing, the students pulled together an admirable overview of the lives of African-Americans here. In their final recommendations they suggested, among other things, that an ...
On Monday, the Chronicle-Independent reported the Kershaw County School District earned an "Excellent" rating on our state report card issued by the S.C. Department of Education. Our KCSD superintendent, Dr. Frank Morgan said, "Our schools are producing outstanding results and I am extremely grateful for the hard work of our students, families, teachers and administrators." I would include Dr. Morgan and the school board and say how proud I am of their accomplishments. Kudos to all of them.
Tampa Bay Rays relief pitcher and former Camden High School standout Michael Kohn will return home as the lead instructor for a one-day baseball camp on Sunday, Dec. 14 from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. at American Legion Park in Camden.
The Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County (FAC) will hold a new and exciting fundraiser, the Canine Classic for the Arts, to be held Saturday, Dec. 6 at the Meeting Place in Cassatt, located at 1166 State Road S-28-354.
Jacqueline Ohrstrom's Demonstrative, winner of three Grade 1 races in 2014, was crowned Saturday as the National Steeplechase Association's Lonesome Glory Champions Award winner as the year's leading earner.
The ABLE Club of S.C., the official athletic booster club of Lugoff-Elgin High School, is kicking off its membership campaign for the 2014-15 athletic seasons at the school.
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I know I'm a bit late to the game when it comes to adding my two cents to the discussion generated by Anne-Marie Slaughter's recent Atlantic magazine cover article "Why Women Still Can't Have It All". I concluded that with over 2,000 comments, more than 175,000 likes on Facebook and nearly 7,000 Tweets, there really wasn't that much more to be said.
But when I read the letter signed "Ready to Have It All" in the Tell All column in last week's Isthmus, I figured maybe it was time to weigh in. To "Ready," Slaughter's article appeared to be a dire warning that "no matter how helpful (her) future husband is," and regardless of her MBA credentials and potential for a fulfilling career at a local corporation, she is "doomed to feel overburdened when (she has) children."
And as much as I hate to say it -- she probably will. She will feel that way whether she works full-time or part-time. She will feel that way even if the "man of her dreams" does all the grocery shopping, dishwasher loading and diaper changing. She will feel that way because parenting is not just physically demanding (sleepless nights, anyone?), but emotionally demanding as well. And when you add any kind of job, never mind a career as intense as Slaughter's at the State Department (no, regime change overseas cannot be scheduled around your child's strep throat), you will always end up feeling pulled in a thousand different directions.
When I was around "Ready"'s age, I began what I thought would be a career in advertising. I couldn't wait to buy a briefcase, slip on pantyhose and ride the elevator to a good corporate job in a Michigan Avenue high-rise. And it was everything I hoped it would be. I traveled to foreign countries on the company's dime. I wrote presentations and back-panel copy for cereal boxes. I met my now husband, also beginning his career in the same business, albeit at a competitive agency down the street.
We lived the ultimate late '80s/early '90s yuppie life, even getting the chance to work internationally for a few years. Then we married, bought a house, and had a baby -- it couldn't have worked out more textbook, just like "Ready to Have It All's" dream.
But when our son was seven months old, both of us were ready for a change, perhaps not so much of lifestyle -- I was enjoying my post-maternity leave promotion to a management position -- but of scenery. And we decided to move to Madison. My husband landed his job first, and I had every intention of continuing a full-time career once we got settled in.
Before we even filled out change-of-address forms, though, I was offered a part-time job as a lecturer at the UW Journalism School. And while I'd never considered part-time work before, I accepted it, thinking it would be a nice placeholder as I got to know the Madison job market a little better.
And now, 14 years of consistent, challenging, interesting -- but part-time -- work later, I totally understand the essence of Slaughter's argument. Significant job flexibility -- in our case, my job flexibility -- is how my husband and I have managed to strike a harmonious work/life chord. And I wouldn't have it any other way. No, I don't have it all. And neither does my husband.
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I don't care as much about a 4" touch screen - it would be nice but probably also a battery drain.
I also don't care for video on iPod nano's - they are small for a purpose, and that purpose is simply not video.
My number one killer feature on an iPod would be its ability to act as a remote for an Apple TV or an Apple Express device - either by IR, BT or WiFi I don't care, whatever fits the bill.
Why should I turn on my TV to browse through my music library?
The iPod UI is designed solely for that purpose, and it should be used to operate a 'remote' iTunes device.
Posted by Bart Guijt on August 28, 2007 at 5:03 AM (CDT)
Agreed, the ability to remote control an Apple TV or Apple express would be an excellent addition. Although it would make it a very expensive remote control ;)
Also I know that flash memory is still very expensive, but if Apple were able to get around the price issue of 32mb+ flash memory, would there still be loading speed issues? I'm still amazed how slow loading up my 1GB shuffle can be compared to hard disk based iPods.
Posted by robroe in Manchester, UK on August 28, 2007 at 5:17 AM (CDT)
I do not think Apple will give me what I want!!!
I really want an iPhone without the phone feature. But it will never happen cos Apple will not allow one product to cannibalizes the sales of another even though I can see the success of this type of product. Especially when Apple can demand lots of $$$ from the telco for the exclusivity.
Apple must maintain the gap between their new ipod video and the nano. So, nano is definitely not going to play video and it will get smaller if Apple do remake it (dun think it would happen!!!) Very likely Apple will launch the ipod nano look alike phone whose pics was widely circulated in the net before the launch of the new iphone. This phone will be for the mass market so the price point will be low (probably current 30G video's price point). This product will probably take the lime light for the september event.
I think Apple will only moderately refreshes their iPod video line AGAIN with flash replaces the harddrive. 8GB and 16GB model probably. Thinner than the current video. Much longer battery life. Maybe a slightly wider screen. New interface maybe. But thats about it.
Guess I can only settle for the iPhone then :-(
Posted by William on August 28, 2007 at 7:08 AM (CDT)
What I want would be a merging of the iPod Video and Nano.
Think of something in between the size of a Nano and a Video that is all 16:9 touch screen (4" x 2.25").
Then you would be back to three products…
1. Shuffle
2. True iPod Video
3. iPhone media system
However this is not likley to happen for the simple fact that Apple want you to crave owning all their devices.
If you have the perfect mulimedia system in the iPhone, you may justify buying a simple shuffle for the Gym etc, but would you buy another premium media player?
Should be fun seeing what comes out the pipe.
Posted by boca on August 28, 2007 at 9:45 AM (CDT)
I agree with Bart. A Nano does not need a small video screen.
Instead, Apple should concentrate on improving each of the current 3 levels of iPods since they address 3 differing needs so well:
The shuffle for a durable for entry level iPod users and workout enthusiasts.
The Nano for people who want a higher capacity screen-based iPod but want it small and portable.
The Video iPod for people who want the highest capacity and don't generally plan to use thier iPod in demanding situations.
I myself have 2 1st gen Shuffles, a 4gb 1st gen Nano and a 30gb Video iPod. Each comes in handy for different situations.
Trying to make a one-size-fits-all iPod is an exercise in futility.
BTW, I'm not sure if I'm onboard with with the touchscreen idea for new iPods. I like the tactile feedback of operating the controls without having to look (i.e. Pause, Skip, Rewind).
Things to improve on are:
Battery Life
Customizable EQ
Wi-Fi pruchasing from iTunes
Posted by Scotto on August 28, 2007 at 9:54 AM (CDT)
All I want like is a 5th gen. with a huge h/d, don't need any of the fancey bells and whistles.
Posted by scott on August 28, 2007 at 5:15 PM (CDT)
In a new iPod I want:
- a very large hard drive to store more and more lossless music
That's it! But if i could have more then I would add:
- a digital out to use an external DAC, preferrably a USB DAC
- visual remote control for iTunes
Posted by Andrew on August 28, 2007 at 5:41 PM (CDT)
How but a flash based 4" widescreen, touchscreen, 30gb and up, video Ipod with wi-fi. Or 30gb and up Iphone with out the phone.
Posted by GUTIERREZ on August 28, 2007 at 6:14 PM (CDT)
I don't care about video or wi-fi or anything fancy. I just want to listen to lots of music at the best quality level possible (ideally, lossless).
A high-capacity nano would be great. The more space they can cram in, the better. The full-sized iPods are too big to put in my pocket, so they're not really that useful.
Posted by Dan on August 28, 2007 at 6:27 PM (CDT)
How about an iphone with ummmm 80gig! Then you will have a new customer for sure…or maybe put itunes on apples server that i can remotely log into from any internet connection & stream my shows and music so i dont need mega memory!
Posted by infamous313 on August 28, 2007 at 8:00 PM (CDT)
I'd like a Nano with at least 16Gb of memory.
Posted by WeedMonkey on August 29, 2007 at 10:56 AM (CDT)
Is is just me, or is it about time that Apple make iPods with built-in Bluetooth with support for AD2P? Bluetooth stereo headsets are gaining popularity and Apple should be on board with the ipod?
Posted by John on September 1, 2007 at 11:52 AM (CDT)
well i do like the iphone, but one thing that would attract a TON of attraction to the ipod line?
a camera.
if they could add that, so many people would buy it.
but if they had the ipod exactly like the iphone without the phone, i'd so get it. :D
Posted by Daniel on September 1, 2007 at 8:04 PM (CDT)
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"It's very action-packed," said Smith, who worked 50-hour weeks for about a year to help complete the animated film. "We got to break lots of stuff. It's great therapy."
"Kung Fu Panda," being released Friday by Paramount Pictures, features actor, comedian and musician Jack Black as the voice of Po, a giant panda who leaves work in his family's noodle shop to fulfill an ancient prophecy. Po trains in the art of kung fu with Master Shifu, featuring the voice of actor Dustin Hoffman.
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New to the forums but, not really to Homebrewing. Have been an extract brewer for about 3 years. Now I am making the switch into all grain. I'm onto about my 5th batch and after making a Belgian Wit, Couple of Double Chocolate Stouts, Boddingtons Clone and a Scottish Ale fashioned after St. Andrews Belhaven I have decided to work on my first monster brew. I have to say this is by far the best community of brewers I have found on the web.
I had the luck to spend almost 2 months in Gent and Brugge Belgium last year sampling the beer and had to make something inspired but, not exactly like Westerleven 12 which I brought back into the country. In the spirit of this site I would like some input on how this beer gets brewed tomorrow or Sunday. Below are the ingredients.
12 Pounds Belgian Pilsner
4 Pounds American Vienna
2 Pounds Pale
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1 Dingermans Caramunich
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.25 American Chocolate
1 Pound Dark Candi Sugar (I know I wish the syrup was at my LHBS)
WLP500 Trappist Ale
2 Ounces of Saaz Pellets
2 Ounces of Hallertau Pellets
I have some ideas on what temp to mash at for the 1st and 2nd running and also which order and how long to use the hops but, what is everyone's thoughts. Recommendations etc...
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Welcome to our community! The grain bill looks pretty good, the only thing I wonder about is the 2 lbs of pale malt. It doesn't really add anything to the recipe but if it's all you have to get to the proper gravity it's not gonna cause any problems. How dry would you like the beer? If you want it to get down pretty low, mash at 148 or 149 for 90 minutes. That grain bill is pretty big so unless you want it really sweet, I would at least keep it below 152. You might also trade out the pale malt for some more sugar additions. Check out http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/20-l...trient-114837/ for how to make your own candi syrup. I think it would be a great addition to your beer. As for the hops, I would bitter it to between 30-40 IBU. Use the hallertau at 90 to get you close to the right IBU. Use the rest split evenly at 20 and flameout, as well as 1 oz of the saaz at each. I'd pitch the yeast at around 68 degrees then let it ramp up to at least the mid-70s-80s. Should be good!
I'm too lazy and have too many beers going to keep updating this!
Awesome! Another NC Brewer.....yea the Pale Malt was more of a let's use up what we have. Awesome link about the candy syrup. Going to make that tomorrow. I tend to like a little sweetness so probably a 155 is in the cards and I like the IBU you have suggested. Great to meet you.


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Hi to all can some one please help?!! I have vodafone smart tab 7 and I used it a day ago and charged it via my usb on my pc. So all went well but now its not charging not switching on NO NOTHING!!!!!
Help PLEASE
- 2012-11-21 13:58
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Good entry level tablet. I've played with it for a bit and it's not very responsive. It feels sluggish even compared to cheaper tablets.
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how do you work skype video in this i bought it recently . is it supported.
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I would like to point ot that, for a few weeks now, Vodafone offers a new 7 inches tab made by Lenovo which seems to be much more stable. It would be interesting if you would do a review of this one!
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Does Smart Tab 7 support whatsapp?
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> In reply to Lizna @ 2012-10-30 08:50 from NH}2 - click to readI own one just cant make voice calls and now can anyone tell me if its posible to add microsoft soft wares
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I want to upgrade my current phone with this tablet, as it says it makes calles as well, is this true?
I would like to know if the tablet has wifi and if it will be compattable with an Android Keybord? Also, does it need an external modem, or is it already built in? Also, is the tablet Whatsapp compattible?
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Hi guys ..... First off awesome TAB!
for the price to features ratio is excellent. The only thing that was a pain was that the OS ver 3.2 honeycomb doesn't support voice calls, but the phone does support it, so to be able to use that function you'll have to flash a custom ROM to it, (unfortunately non of the oficial updates fix it)
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An addition to a technicianś tool kit.
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You can squeeze it to in your pocket´s.....
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I am experiencing problems with saving and reading files on the Micro SD in my tablet. it is not the card as it works fine in my phone. If I transfer files on my laptop from the laptop to the tablets micro sd i often battle to read it. What am i doing wrong or is there some setting I am not aware off? I do have the software required to read the file on my tablet as well.
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ombro-Syllabification: ombro-
Definition of ombro- in English:
Relating to rain: ombrotrophic
from Greek ombros 'rain shower'.
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