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Auburn man charged with heroin possession
The arrest came after detectives from the department's Street Crime Unit saw two vehicles stopped on Central Street, near Belmont Street.
A passenger in one of the vehicles, identified by police as Roger Gingras, 33, of 35 Pingree Hill Road, Auburn, got out of the vehicle operated by Alicia Hallstrom, age and address unavailable, talked to the driver of the other and then got back into Hallstrom's car.
The other operator drove off before a positive identification could be made, police said.
The detectives, believing they had witnessed "illegal activity," requested a patrol car to follow Hallstrom's vehicle.
Patrol officers pulled her vehicle over for a motor vehicle violation at Lincoln and Central streets.
Detective Derek Sullivan arrived and spoke with Gingras outside of the vehicle. Gingras allegedly dropped a small amount of heroin while talking to the detective. He was arrested and charged with possession of a controlled drug.
Hallstrom was issued a summons for a motor vehicle infraction.
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Some literary history from Maine
Books received
Christopher Fahy
will be signing copies of his book
The Christmas Star
on Saturday, Dec. 6, at The Flower Goddess on Main Street in Thomaston, Maine.
Jennifer Wixson
talks about her Sovereign Series novels on
Writers Forum
Writers Forum
is hosted by Ellie O'Leary and airs on WERU Radio at 10 a.m. the second Thursday of every month, featuring writers of Maine reading and talking about their works. 89.9 FM in Blue Hill, Maine.
Streaming archives
Maine Poetry Express
The Cafe Review
Leonore Hildebrandt
of Harrington, Maine, an editor for the Beloit Poetry Journal, talks about poetry and life in the
river pine anthology of civic discourse
Vox Audio
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On poetry, reading & etc.
Letter to Paris:
Sophisticated reading
A "sophisticated reader" is a reader who has learned to recognize skillfully made surfaces but who moreover can detect whether the surface polish is facilitating the channeling of deeper energies. There are professors & critics who have no capability to do this. There are pizza delivery kids who do.
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Comments and submissions of poems or short reviews of new Maine books are welcome for this site. Illustrations and images are also welcome. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com or write Dana Wilde,474 Bangor Road, Troy ME 04987.
Donald F. Mortland
Robert Creeley:
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Leo Connellan and Sandy Phippen talk on an MPBN video
Detritus No. 2
Solar Flare, Flagstaff Lake / Phil Poirier
A Parallel Uni-Verse
Poetry from Maine, and worlds elsewhere
The Mind Errant
Illustration by A.H. McLean
There are only a few of us here.
It's so quiet except for the sound
Of the silverware,
Hushed voices and Christmas music
There are white lights blinking
Off and on
In the big window out front.
We are all here for a reason.
Maybe you are new in town
Or your family is fighting
Over something so petty
You can't quite remember
What started it all
And you don't want to be there
Or maybe you didn't get invited at all.
Maybe your spouse died this past year.
Across from me sits a woman
With her little boy.
Whatever the reason
We are all here together
On this Christmas Eve
Eating chow mein, pork fried rice
And wontons
At the all you can eat buffet
Before we head out
Into the cold and silent night.
Maureen Walsh lives in Bangor, Maine.
Christmas at the Chinese Buffet
By Maureen Walsh
"It seems to be"
By X.Z. Shao
It seems to be
a quarry of broken concrete
crooked steel beards
pointing out in disorder
you will live in time
in it, a mansion
echoing your soft whisper
and your gait
in every mirror.
X.Z. Shao is a poet, philosopher and teacher of English language and creative writing at Xiamen University in Xiamen, China. His blog is
A Poetic Voice from China
It's no surprise they've gone,
emptied out of the skies
on this almost-to-the-equinox morning
when late summer sunlight
still penetrates the phlox, turning
rose and lavender petals incandescent.
No surprise they'd follow this light
while it lasts.
But all of them? None left
to answer the call of some lost soul
crying out in the darkness?
Or maybe that's exactly where they are—
ministering wherever it's impossible
to believe light can overcome dark.
Either way, it's upsetting
to think no one's at home in heaven
and there's no way
to leave a call-back message..
Carolyn Locke
lives in Troy, Maine. Her books are
Not One Thing
Always This Falling
All the Angels Are Out
from a sign on Route 1
Carolyn Locke
Vermont, green, thick rich light
green and black green, green and
yellow Vermont, quiet, so beautiful,
but I fear your silence in narrow men.
So green. Green of death. Green murder.
Ruthlessness in green. The broken weak
whimpering among thick green meadows.
The oblivious green of love of the mountains
and lovers in each other, oblivious, and
you go to Frost's, now picnic tables
along the edge of the hideout.
Frost lived in green. 125 through Vermont
is a sliver thin line along thick rugged
country woods to the left, and across green
pasture green hills on the right with a
downhill mountain stream smacking clearly
off thick rocks almost to Middlebury.
Suddenly you're almost past it, just a
trail up through thick woods to the cleared
meadow and small white farm. Now the sky here
sits down on the roof to frame greatness burst
once out of that silence most of us couldn't
live long in, mosquitoes in thick heat lazy
summer and brutal winter that would drive us
mad in its isolation, yet it's no time at all
to the college or hardly a walk to Bread Loaf School.
This Frost's base, nothing could ever
get worse in life that this, brutal
cold on top of hunger, thick heavy
vicious snow and stifling heat summers
in a paranoia of green in silence green,
nothing harder; beat this and you've won
where Frost spent his years up a dirt road
in a small farm house with a barn that
had pulled its last winter when I saw it.
This maybe was his greatness to be able to
pull time but create, to be able to
lose everything but keep your grip and
create, the sustained self control and
inner will to live your years slowly through
green, thick green woods, dark rich green,
black green trees and green mountains and
the yellow dandelion green of highway 100
up over the ski green mountains where
the measles of yellow dandelions flush green
meadows in May, and I saw this Frost
country, it suited him it was just like
him. You live like who you are in this green.
Frost lived in blood spouting green
and white blinding snow was
stronger than anything that could
kill him, but finally death yanking him out
of the world he would not have ever left.
Green Vermont, green squeezing on
pressing green into bright spurting
red blood if you look. Green of the
mountains and the foothills and green
of the human spirit. You die in green
or you live in green . . . It is in you
what you do.
Leo Connellan
(1928-2001) grew up in Rockland, Maine, and went on the become poet laureate of Connecticut. This poem is section III of
Crossing America
, excerpted from
Poetry Scores
Crossing America III
Leo Connellan
To see in the sky
at the center of the self
(every self)
(every center)
two golden spirals
in motion entwined
end into opening
each into other
eternal and mortal
the end the beginning
and the hill in the distance
the form, the relief
and the god descending
to cool delight
and the two golden spirals
in motion entwined.
This was to be a poem about the expansion
of human knowledge,
the paradoxical ongoing pregnancy of it,
the never-giving-birth,
an amazement, not monstrous.
This was to be a poem about certainty of scale,
how it turns,
and the wobbly little species, ours,
the tiny human mind,
backward travels, shrinking.
This was to be a poem about decentering a species,
a paradoxical process in which a speck explodes.
Then came the golden spirals,
and the god descending,
the cool and unexpected delight, the cry of wonder.
Shirley Glubka lives in Prospect, Maine. Her recent book is
End into Opening
The Cry
Shirley Glubka
Suppose the children at the gate spoke French
instead of Spanish or Portuguese,
and wanted to cross at Houlton, Maine,
rather than the line in Murietta.
Would the natives in Maine protest buses
of French-speaking children and their mothers
to deport them back into Canada?
President Kennedy warned of this fear.
George Chappell lives in Rockland, Maine. His collection of poems is
A Fresh Footpath
Immigrant Children
By George Chappell
By Thomas R. Moore
Locals don't eat mussels.
Scarcer soft-shell clams
are sweeter, have no hidden
pearls to snap a tooth. Cruising
sailors like them steamed
in wine and garlic in the ketch's
cabin with gin and stormy tales.
Maybe it's the simplicity
of gathering that makes mussels
valueless to some, like easy love.
Thomas R. Moore lives in Brooksville, Maine.
recent collection is
Chet Sawing
, available, along with his first book
The Bolt-Cutters,
12 September 2001
By H.R. Coursen
Not in years, not in many years
has the sky or the leaves underneath, turning
slowly toward October's leaning sun, burning
of Autumn's birthmark on the oak that wears
against the wind, not in years this clear
absence of chisel sounds against the blue
friction of altitude. The cutting through,
where clouds will spread outward, does not appear.
The sky just is today. A lower bird or two
will darkly touch a moment in the woods. The cove
will tremble and smooth out again, but no
thing reflects or echoes to remove
the water from itself. Seldom so.
The trees may nod, but it is silent above.
H.R. Coursen (1932-2011) taught at Bowdoin College and Southern New Hampshire University, and was
one of Maine's most skillful postwar poets
. His last collection of verse was
Blues in the Night
The text of this memorable poem is taken from
Recall: New & Collected Poems 1967-2008
By Tom Sexton
A friend about to leave for Paris calls
and says, "money is a kind of song."
I take a few bills out of my wallet and
put them face up on the kitchen table.
Washington's lips are thin and pursed.
Jefferson could be a sphinx in a wig.
I smooth a few creases from the bills
but nothing happens. I wait in silence.
Outside the window, a Stellers Jay
tilts its crested head to look at me
then begins to sing its raucous song.
Tom Sexton
lives in Anchorage, Alaska, and was poet laureate of that state from 1995 to 2003. He spends every other winter in his house in Eastport, Maine. His most recent collection of poems is
I Think Again of Those Ancient Chinese Poets
published by University of Alaska Press.
Shirley Glubka
Beatrix Gates
Peter Welch
Robert Chute
Stephen King
Bruce Holsapple
Sanford Phippen
Kenneth Frost
Richard Sewell
Wesley McNair
Bruce Wallace
Kathie Fiveash
Carolyn Locke
Dave Morrison
Arthur Rimbaud
Glenn Cooper
Leonore Hildebrandt
Raymond Fowler
Larry Thomas
Thomas Lequin
Maureen Walsh
Cape Rosier. Land's end.
Numbing cold (goes without
saying). I'll be damned
if these winds (
are not having their way
with the ocean. Waves surging
against the tide I mean
Never seen the likes of it, you?
This tidal pool shaking
under windflaws, one thing,
but waves rolling out
instead of forward what do you
make of it? As if, always there
for the shore, the sea today
is being loved in return.
Patricia Ranzoni
lives in Bucksport, Maine. This poem is from her collection
Hibernaculum and Other North-Natured Poems
. Her most recent book is
Bedding Vows
(Old Norse for windows, before glass)
Patricia Ranzoni
By Kenneth Frost
Does the jay know
the fieldmouse jigs
in the cat's eye
when his voice drags
through the sun's cataract
to smolder leaves
in the Mongolia
of losing autumn?
Blue fingers float,
dragging their ghosts
on the hayfield
to sunset.
Kenneth Frost
taught at Columbia University and The New School, and lived in Wilton, Maine. His new collection is
Coring the Moon
published by
Main Street Rag
I was chattering about crop circles in cow pastures,
and in all seriousness she told me she'd seen a UFO
ten years ago in Maine's dark sky. Odd, it took her so long
to tell me, sturdy sister that she is, who worries
about sunlight on her piano and listens to sheep sounds.
Born with a brown mark on her stomach,
she had radiation long before they knew about dosages,
but I think it's possible she came from someplace else,
a place of glare and whiteness, one you couldn't imagine
without closing your eyes. And she came with a language
that no one else spoke, and her rare and lovely words
worked their way into songs with the sounds of sky in her scores,
like geese flying south, a bellying on surfaces.
So to hear her say she'd seen a UFO, suggesting
that its roundness could create circles anywhere,
pinwheels in a field of oats in summertime Maine,
it was as if we were sisters after all. Aren't we?
Anne Harding Woodworth
lives in Washington, D.C. Her books include
, from which this poem is taken,
Unattached Male
Spare Parts: A Novella in Verse
, among others. She is a member of the Poetry Board at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington.
Crop Circles
Anne Harding Woodworth
Here on the northern fringe, we welcome
warming trends. All summer we go basking in the nude,
happily reconciled, the wild-wood shores
a picture of harmonious play––reflective cloudscapes,
and the light so sweet––a mystery.
New kinds of birds are flocking to the islands—
along with new diseases, to be fair—
we watch and count. We listen
to migrations in the dead of night,
more likely to be
but now and then I train the lenses on the water
lapping at my doorstep.
Calamity can make us more vigorous,
alert, and compassionate. Or so they say.
Somewhere else the silvered fish,
who may not sin at all, are writhing
in the bright-bloodied water,
their fins cut off by men, for other men––
a heart-shock sure to prompt a moral outcry.
But eyes can easily be fooled. And acrid smells
may rise too slowly to be noticed––
the fish go belly-up, the bee hives slump,
and further complications rise, like water,
lapping at my doorstep.
If I were rich, I'd build a wall
around my place. Or move
up to the high-ground, the windy barrens,
good for flying kites. Summer is over,
and I wear boots day in day out.
I find myself staring at the roof line of my house.
On Sundays I try to make headway
with new techniques for relaxation.
It rains and rains. I'm reciting foreign prayers––
gibberish, my fears, much
like the swish of water
lapping at my doorstep.
Leonore Hildebrandt
of Harrington, Maine, grew up in Germany.
She is an editor for Beloit Poetry Journal and a member of the Flat Bay artists collective. Her new collection is
The Next Unknown
Three Waves
By Leonore Hildebrandt
Fort Lauderdale Beach
By Thomas Lequin
With a light smile on my face,
I walk the shores of Lauderdale
between the surf and beach.
The gulls screech at one another,
bullying for tidbits
washed ashore.
Overhead, the pelicans patrol,
fish unseen.
My slight smile turns to a full grin
as I see what is before me
and think of Maine's
snow and cold.
Thomas Lequin lives in Starks, Maine
CNN is on, but muted.
I'm listening again to a
Brahms violin concerto
and admiring the spines
of the books in my house.
I sip my beer, light another
cigarette, and lift my head
to see the spines of people
torn apart, torn like mediocre
poems and thrown in the trash.
I'm not sure, at first, if it's
Gaza, Iraq, or Afghanistan,
and then I think of Vietnam
and the poem I shared about
a heron with today's classes
and how it reminded me of
the boy who stood erect
on one leg in the minefield
outside my room in Saigon
thirty-four years ago as his
left foot danced in the dust.
A.H. McLean taught English for 36 years at Orono High School.
Music Lesson
By A.H. McLean
Autumn moon
The Peddler
By Gus Peterson
Did you peddle your papers?
A smile. An unblemished apple
on the nightstand beside him,
gleaming like a star.
Every day a new one
warming the void where once
life orbited a heart greater
than the sum of its mass.
He asks again, lifts his hand.
I take it. Yes, mom answers softly,
he's about to go. The skin is so dry,
like paper. But this paper
is full, overflowing with text,
the marginalia of a three quarter
century tale with no regrets.
Last words transmit across the space
between parched lips and a young ear,
and I will forever wear the gravity
of that middle word and appreciate
the vendors of little things,
the handmade, the homespun,
my own two syllable star
pushing its small cart
from town to town
in this vast churning universe,
selling this little relic of life to you now.
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Mersey Dances
By Arthur Haswell
Paintings in the Maritime Museum show this stretch of river
full of sailing ships coming in on the tide, sailors
jigging on deck at the sight of steeples, inns, blank
warehouses with doors waiting to close
on their cargo.
Looking up from the dockside I see descendents of clerks,
hornpipers, and porters gawping from French windows
where hoists once hung, at lancets cut to light
vaults for cotton, grain, palm oil,
and guano.
A low estuary sun limes their faces, silhouettes the sea-grey
destroyer sliding downriver, sheet steel blind,
shipping no movement save where the ocean's bluster
leads her white ensign
in a tango.
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Spruce Grove Beach House is a large two bedroom winterized cottage with hardwood floors, vaulted pine ceiling and warm, comfortable furnishings. It has a 3.5 Stars Canada Select rating. The open concept, fully equipped kitchen with custom cabinets, overlooks the living and dining areas and commands an outstanding, unobstructed view of the ocean beyond.
Situated on a spacious double lot, the Northumberland Strait coastline is less than 100 meters directly in front, and beach access is a short 2 minute walk.
Enjoy inspiring sunrises and sunsets from the large, wraparound deck and breathe the fresh sea air as you watch the tides ebb and flow.
The calm, warm salt waters of the Strait reach temperatures of 72- 74 degrees Fahrenheit in July and August making it a recreational paradise for young and old alike. Low tide exposes miles of red sand tidal flats and reveals an abundance of marine life waiting to be discovered and explored. Dozens of species of sea birds, including Osprey, Great Blue Heron, Cormorants and Gulls forage along the edge of the retreating sea.
Spruce Grove Beach House is located on the South shore of Prince Edward Island, 25 minutes East of the Confederation Bridge and 20 minutes West of Charlottetown, the provincial capital. The town of Cornwall is less than a 15 minute drive and has all the amenities vacationers require. Prince Edward Island boasts some of the finest, most challenging golf courses in Canada. All are within a one hour drive and most are within 30 minutes.
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By Rick Warren
— November 23, 2014
God is watching over you, so don't listen to your fears. This is a choice. Trust God, and don't give in to your fears.
2 Corinthians 1:10 says, "From such terrible dangers of death he saved us, and will save us; and we have placed our hope in him that he will save us again" (TEV).
By Rick Warren
— November 22, 2014
Did Jesus suffer? Was he sometimes lonely? Was he tempted to be discouraged? Was he misunderstood, maligned, and criticized unjustly?
Of course! None of us are exempt from suffering, loneliness, discouragement, or unjust criticism, because God is developing within us the character of Christ, and, in order to do this, he must take us through all of the circumstances in life through which he took Christ.
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— November 21, 2014
As a follower of Jesus, you have fiery darts coming at you all the time. So what kind of fiery darts are coming your way? Satan implants the following thoughts into your mind:
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— November 20, 2014
Conflict makes you an easy target for Satan's attacks. It doesn't matter if your conflict is with God, other people, or even yourself; it will open the door for Satan to tear you apart.
You'll become a pushover for his plans. It'll open up every area of your life to Satan's attacks.
By Rick Warren
— November 19, 2014
We don't have to do anything wrong for Satan to attack us. It's what he does. It's who he is. The Bible calls him "the accuser of our brothers and sisters" (Revelation 12:10 NLT). And he wants nothing more than to attack those who love Jesus.
By Rick Warren
— November 18, 2014
Integrity matters. The Bible says we're in a war "against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world." And we can't battle those spiritual forces that threaten to derail our lives if we're not living with integrity.
Essentially, we're committed to taking the truth of God's Word and applying it to all areas of our lives, such as our moral, financial, relational, and sexual lives.
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— November 17, 2014
You have an enemy — and it's not who you think it is. It isn't the person you're competing against at work. It isn't the difficult neighbor. It isn't your ex-spouse. It isn't the group in your community who are taking unbiblical positions against you.
Your enemy isn't flesh and blood at all.
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You can't change everything. But you can change you.
When your life feels like it's falling apart, knowing what you can change — and what you can't change — can make all the difference.
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— November 14, 2014
When life seems to be falling apart, your most "spiritual" decision may be a surprise: Get alone with God, and wait.
The Bible tells us this in Lamentations 3:28, "When life is heavy and hard to take, go off by yourself. Enter the silence. Bow in prayer. Don't ask questions: Wait for hope to appear. Don't run from trouble. Take it full-face. The 'worst' is never the worst" (Lamentations 3:28 MSG).
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Dr. Rene answers your questions about fiber. Soluble vs. insoluble fiber? How much should the average person eat daily? What's the best way to consume fiber? Send us questions through twitter: @GTOLyoga or on facebook: facebook.com/GenesisHealthBeauty use #fibermindbody. In this show we will be covering models of healing coming from a broad range of disciplines, integrating the best of modern science with the best of the healing wisdom that has been transmitted to us from the most ancient cultures.
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Join the Parenting Sessions on Wednesday, November 19th, 2014 as we dive deep into the arts as a method for consciousness expansion and transformation. We will hear a wonderful message from Master Morya about the power of art, music and dance to usher us, playfully, easily and naturally, into expanded, multidimensional states of consciousness. Morya will also talk about the many various dimensions of the arts that are not currently perceived by our ordinary human senses and how we can expand our abilities to access all new levels of perception.
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Culminating the 2014 Community Symposium Series of The Colour of Music Festival in Charleston, SC (October 22-26) was a timely keynote address by Wayne S. Brown, former Director of Opera and Music at the NEA and now President and CEO of Michigan Opera Theatre. In his address, Brown shares his trajectory in the arena of arts management, its important and passing the torch to the future of the field. Brown has had considerable experience in the arts, himself first playing cello and singing as a tenor. his talk comes from a place of sound perspective and in Part 2, his talk culminates in a panel moderated by host and Washington Life Magazine performing arts columnist, Patrick D. McCoy. Joining the panel is Dr. Karen Chandler of College of Charleston, Jennifer Bowman of the Washington based Folger Consort and Festival Founder, Lee Pringle. The Colour of Music Festival is one that celebrates the contributions and performance of blacks in the arena of classical music.
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I was so excited to receive the Vegan Cuts July Beauty Box! It was curated by fellow vegan beauty blogger Sunny of Vegan Beauty Review. I was so curious to see what she picked to be included in this months box.
The Vegan Cuts Beauty Box is a monthly subscription service that delivers 4-7 cruelty free and vegan items directly to your door. It can also be shipped worldwide! It's a great way to try new brands and new products without the commitment of buying the full-size version.
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Halloween has come and gone and i cant believe we are into november already! here are a few pics of our halloween and an 11 month update on char! cant believe this is the last "monthly" update before she turns ONE! wow
logan really embraced the idea of saying BOO this halloween....
"mommy, can you see logan anywhere?"
char took a super long nap on halloween and was a little tardy to the party... she woke up with the cutest bed head ever....
look who's crawling like a big girl!
pin up girl ! haha!
char was an owl for halloween.....
she really hated that hat!
logan was a"football guy"... i didnt get many pics of them together this year.... mommy fail
the boys on the driveway having the traditional halloween guinness! logan got to stay up late.... he was SO tired from all that trick or treating!
.... did i mention she is busy? oh, and she's a climber too....
namaste! haha look at that crow pose!
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I just transfered my Fat Tire clone to the secondary. My OG was 1.056. I just took a reading from the secondary and ended up with 1.004 !!? Is that even possible? Here's the full story maybe my math is wrong somehow...
My initial reading from the secondary came in at 1.000 and I knew something was up.
I checked the Hydrometer and it's showing .996 w/80 degree water. It's calibrated at 60F so that means I get .998 at 60F, .002 below what it's supposed to be.
My secondary is showing 1.000 at 76 degrees which means to 1.002 at 60F. Add the .002 that the Hydrometer is off and you end up with 1.004. I don't know what the heck happened! It tastes fine.
Sounds to me like you Hydrometer is off. Perhaps the paper insert inside came loose.
Sounds like there is something funky going on with your hydrometer reading or calibration, but as long as it tastes okay...
Yeah...I just bought this Hydrometer too; the fancy one with the thermometer built in. *shrugs shoulders*
One more question. I've seen some talk on cold conditioning but I'm not sure what it's all about. Now that I have a kegging system, should I condition my secondary in the fridge for two weeks?
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Well I am in the same boat as Shlap I had a beer awhile back finish at 1.002 and thought how can this be possible. I checked the hydrometer and it was correct. All I can say is this beer was very very dry.
Take a hydrometer tube or whatever you use for taking your readings and fill it with water at 60F. Use your thermometer.
Once it's 60F remove it and replace it with a hydrometer. Record your reading.
It should be 1.000. If it is not, record the difference. If it reads 1.004 then you have to adjust all of your readings by +004.
If you take an OG sample and it reads 1.057 at 73F then your actual reading is 1.061 for correction and +.002 for the temp correction = 1.063
For an FG of 1.004 at 66F it is really 1.008 plus .001 = 1.009.
It could be an infection. The bugs will eat things that your ale yeast can't. Sometimes it will take a while for an off flavor to develop. It could be just fine, only dry, though.
Yeah my Hydro is correct and the beer tastes just fine although dry and not alot of body.


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He broke down and told me he feels fat and just wants to be desirable. That he just talked and would never actually fool around. I know those words are straight out of the cheaters manual. I told him he needs counseling and ADs. He agreed. I told him I was still going to my consultation. He also told me he thinks he has a porn addiction. I saw on the keylogger how much he looked at before work. 12 porn movies in 40 minutes!
Katie, this whole thing reeks of bad fish.
Your WH is in a BAD headspace now and it isn't from being overweight or watching a bunch of porn. More than a porn addict he sounds like a sex addict. The reason he is not safe now is because you don't know why he's acting this way. Is he a CSA survivor? He is falling apart and you don't want your kids to be victims.
Not sure, maybe because if I was able to look at pictures of you everyday I might leave my wife
I know he's not being completely honest with me. I'm sure he must have fooled around. The girl he worked with on his aim chat was someone he gave rides to work in the mornings. He swears he never touched her because she's "dirty" but I have my doubts.
I told him actions speak louder than words and right now I'm believing the actions.
Your H needs to find a counselor who specializes in Sex addiction.
You need to get a counselor now to help you thru this, and for another set of eyes on the situation, to back you up.. You can call your domestic violence center. In my city, the center told me that emotional abuse is domestic violence. The counseling is $1.00 each session.
me BS 52
him - 46
married 15 years DIVORCED 10 31 12
children - ds15 ds12
d-day 12-19-11
I gave a 24hour ultimatum then went to attorney next day
Divorce filed
Whoa... How does that make you feel to know he said that to another woman? What part of his actions speak of his faith and loyalty to his family's well-being?
I feel like shit. When I first confronted him he got upset with me because "he works so damn hard for his family" and told me he wasn't cheating. o_0
Is he a CSA survivor?
No, I'm the CSA survivor.
You can call your domestic violence center. In my city, the center told me that emotional abuse is domestic violence. The counseling is $1.00 each session.
Emotional abuse? I wouldn't consider him emotionally abusive. Just an ass.
"I could have missed the pain, but I would have had to miss the dance." Garth Brooks
I did just call the girl who he gave rides to. She told me nothing happened between them but he was texting her trying to hook up and she told him to knock it off.


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