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Woodford Reserve is a particularly strong flavored bourbon which probably contributes.
That sounds like a nice recipe. That mash temp feels like it hits the fuller side of the balance for an english ale yeast.
I've been experimenting with getting the mash temps right and trying to capture that english ale yeast flavor.
I wonder about the Hop profile and if there shouldn't be more on the front end of the boil? Maybe an ounce of EKG's at 60 and and an oz of Fuggles at 5 or 10?
You may be right Hopcousin about the temp. I thought about it after you posted and the beerr IS a bit "thin" so maybe a lower temp.....As for the hops, I read on here somewhere that the base beer is an rirsh red but less hoppy, and to me the beer has little hop flavor and depends more on the oaking for the flavor. My brew shop is an hour away and I am not going back for a while. I called em to order the yeast I want so It will be a couple of weeks probably before I get to try this one.
Maybe 150? I think your right. The hop flavor isn't very present and the oak will certainly take over.


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A close call today for a group canoeing on the James River.
Two adults and three children flipped over going through the rapids in high water.
The high river levels and the cold water made for a dangerous combination when the canoe they were in capsized.
One of the adults was able to catch the canoe and make it to the shore in order to call for help. Meanwhile the other adult and the three children were stranded on an island in the middle of the river.
Swift water rescue teams deployed from downstream.
It took them around half an hour to get upstream and find the adult and children - and rescue them off the island - and get them back to the shore safely.
The river level is currently at 8.8 feet.
Most area river rafters will not operate when the levels are above 5.8 feet.
The accident is still under investigation. The victims refused medical transport and reported no injuries.
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This week's poem is by a high school student, Michelle Bennett, who lives in Tukwila, Washington, and here she is taking a look at what comes next, Western Washington University in Bellingham, with everything new about it, including opportunity.
Diane Glancy is one of our country's Native American poets, and I recently judged her latest book, Asylum in the Grasslands, the winner of a regional competition. Here is a good example of her clear and steady writing.
Indian Summer
I've built many wren houses since my wife and I moved to the country 25 years ago. It's a good thing to do in the winter. At one point I had so many extra that in the spring I set up at a local farmers' market and sold them for five dollars apiece. I say all this to assert that I am an authority at listening to the so small voices that Thomas R. Smith captures in this poem. Smith lives in Wisconsin.
Baby Wrens' Voices
This column originates on the campus of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and at the beginning of each semester, we see parents helping their children move into their dorm rooms and apartments and looking a little shaken by the process. This wonderful poem by Sue Ellen Thompson of Maryland captures not only a moment like that, but a mother's feelings as well.
Helping My Daughter Move into Her First Apartment
This is all I am to her now:
a pair of legs in running shoes,
It's been sixty-odd years since I was in the elementary grades, but I clearly remember those first school days in early autumn, when summer was suddenly over and we were all perched in our little desks facing into the future. Here Ron Koertge of California gives us a glimpse of a day like that.
First Grade
For over forty years, Mark Vinz, of Moorhead, Minnesota—poet, teacher, publisher—has been a prominent advocate for the literature of the Upper Great Plains. Here's a recent poem that speaks to growing older.
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I don't often mention literary forms, but of this lovely poem by Cecilia Woloch I want to suggest that the form, a villanelle, which uses a pattern of repetition, adds to the enchantment I feel in reading it. It has a kind of layering, like memory itself. Woloch lives and teaches in southern California.
My Mother's Pillow
Elizabeth Bishop, one of our greatest American poets, once wrote a long poem in which the sudden appearance of a moose on a highway creates a community among a group of strangers on a bus. Here Ronald Wallace, a Wisconsin poet, gives us a sighting with similar results.
There have been many poems written in which a photograph is described in detail, and this one by Margaret Kaufman, of the Bay Area in California, uses the snapshot to carry her further, into the details of memory.
Photo, Brownie Troop, St. Louis, 1949
When we're young, it seems there are endless possibilities for lives we might lead, and then as we grow older and the opportunities get fewer we begin to realize that the life we've been given is the only one we're likely to get. Here's Jean Nordhaus, of the Washington, D.C. area, exploring this process.
I Was Always Leaving
I was always leaving, I was
about to get up and go, I was
on my way, not sure where.
Somewhere else. Not here.
Nothing here was good enough.
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Miranda Cosgrove Sings "About You Now"by Hilton Hater at . Comments
We take this break from reporting on rising stars such as Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato and Selena Gomez to focus on another young singer.
Enjoy the following music video for the song "About You Now" by iCarly actress Miranda Cosgrove:
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Hi! Today I found this seed.
You will spawn not too far away from a village that's half in water and half on the land. On the way you will find lot's of pumpkins. The blacksmith chest has two diamonds! If you visit the mineshaft you will find an intersecting zombie dungeon.
The seed: eagle
The zombie dungeon: X:144 Y:22 Z: 327
Village: X:100 Z:170
[1.3.2] [Default] Village, Diamonds, Mineshaft With Zombie Dungeon And Pumpkins
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Posted 10 September 2012 - 11:04 AM
This seems like a good roleplay seed, for example the villgaers were miners until the zombies took over there mineshaft and you have to save them
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Nice find! I love easy to remember seeds like this.
If you follow the river east from the village you will find a desert temple.
If you follow the river east from the village you will find a desert temple.
He gathered up into his arms an orphan son. -- Andrew Peterson
Easy to remember (ETR) seeds for the world generator are my favorite!
Easy to remember (ETR) seeds for the world generator are my favorite!
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I'm reminded of the little
fairy cakes we used to eat
as kids and the way you used
to pick out the starry confetti
and smear buttercream on
my frock, your mischievous
stamp of affection for me.
you were so confident about
being the best in everything
you did and when I think of
you today, I wonder why
you don't think of yourself,
this way, anymore,
the way you used to,
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November 28, 2014
With the close working partnership between the America's Most Wanted television show and the United States Marshals Service has once again yielded dividends.
Robert Falkner, 33, a fugitive recently profiled on the television show, was arrested Tuesday in his room at a Reno hotel.
Falkner has been a regular occupant of a number of Reno hotels and casinos, where he would routinely register using an alias.
Falkner was wanted for a 2007 Assault With a Deadly Weapon on a Police Officer in California.
Falkner was profiled on America's Most wanted television show on Saturday 5th and on the very next day, (Sunday), an anonymous tip to the show indicated Falkner was scheduled to stay at a specific casino in Reno.
U.S. Marshals followed the tip and breached the room arresting Falkner without incident.
Falkner was transported to the Washoe County Detention Facility where he will await extradition to California.
Falkners bail was set at $100,000.
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Stephen Colbert appeared on "The O'Reilly Factor" on Thursday and had this to say to his inspiration: "You know what I hate about people who criticize you? They criticize what you say, but they never give you credit for how loud you say it."
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Autoblog readers will recall that we reported on Lexus' plans to enter a modified GS450h hybrid in a 24-hour endurance race last month. Well, the race has been run, the results are in, and the big Denso-sponsored Lexus came home a remarkable 4th in class and 17th overall. Making the result even more significant is the fact that the Tokachi 24 hour race marked the first time a hybrid vehicle had entered an FIA-sanctioned circuit race.
Lexus team SARD ran a conservative race, their first competition outing with the new car, steadily moving up the overall classification from 30th at the six hour mark to 17th after 18 hours.
Despite being stripped and lightened for racing, the big sedan still passed over the scales nearly 300 lb over the allowed minimum weight for its class - a huge disadvantage that probably contributed to a mid-race pit stop to change brake rotors. The hybrid powertrain necessitated some unusual pit stop procedures - the crew had to regularly replenish the dry ice cooling system for the trunk-mounted batteries.
With the FIA already looking at regenerative braking and alternative powertrains for its flagship Formula 1 series, don't be surprised to see more hybrid cars in international motorsports in the next few years.
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Choppy video in new Win 7 64bit build
I recently upgraded my inlaws pc to win 7 64 bit it has 2G of RAM everything is running smoothly except
streaming video is choppy. I have tried:
installing the latest video drivers
checked I have the latest flash player and divx
installed a codec pack for win 7
turned off the AVG firewall
run ccleaner
I tried yelling at it
I can confirm that a bad internet connection is not to blame.
any advice would be much appreciated.
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Win-7 Home Prem 64-bit 7601 Free SP1
Which codec pack did you install and from where ?
Some will do more harm than good,
If I needed a codec for which ever reason I would just use a player that came with it,
Like vlc media player which I haven't found a file it can not play,
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What is your machine, including motherboard, CPU and graphics card? You say you have 2GB of memory, which really isn't much for a Windows 7 setup. Yes, it will work, but 4GB is honestly a recommended minimum in my opinion. But that's just my opinion.
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While I have a number of different media/audio/video player programs installed on my own systems, my "player of choice" for video is PotPlayer (which can also play streaming video). In my opinion it's even more capable than the much-touted VLC, and has a great deal of customizability in both its GUI appearance as well as its functionality. And it supports pretty much any video format there is.
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STATESBORO - The Friends of Zach S. Henderson Library, in partnership with the Statesboro Main Street Farmers' Market, will host the fifth annual Farm to Table Dinner beginning at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 19 in the Nessmith-Lane Conference Center Southern Ballroom.
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Some three dozen members of the University of North Georgia's Corps of Cadets earned military awards and scholarships at the annual Boar's Head Brigade Military Awards Review, held on April 27 in conjunction with the university's annual Alumni Weekend.
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Richmond Hill High School Assistant Principals Mickey Bayens and Bivens Miller got their heads shaved Friday at Wildcats Stadium after the school raised more than $10,000 to give to United Way of the Coastal Empire. The money was raised by faculty, staff and students. Bayens said the two promised to have it done if the goal was reached. Lou Gambill and Sherry Vick did the honors while students cheered. "It's about giving back," Bayens said.
TIFTON - Emily Johnson of Richmond Hill has been selected to participate in the Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College's Ambassadors program.
Red Ribbon Week activities last week at Bryan County Middle and High schools ranged from essay and poster contests to safety demonstrations.
Three fifth-graders from Bryan County Elementary entered 4-H projects and won ribbons at the recent Kiwanis Ogeechee Fair in Statesboro. Aleia Hilliard entered her project titled "What Do you Do with Decimals?" and claimed second place. Catalina Temple's project, "Upcycling Fashion," also won second place. Gracie Edwards earned first place for her project, "Saving Coral Reefs."
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Lucas Apel is the youngest of Jeff and Esmeralda Apel's five children. He's also
the most famous.
"I'm a bowhunter and my son, Lucas, when he was 11, asked if I would start taking him hunting," Apel said. "That was when the idea struck us that we could use his experiences as he begins his outdoor adventures as a way to chronicle his time outdoors and use that as the basis for the production."
The Apels, who live outside Martin, Ohio, "brought this company out of the idea that we had to produce this DVD," Jeff Apel said. "With the general need in producing the DVD, we decided to form the company and do it right. That's basically why Straight Arrow formed, to get us started in the industry."
Filming of the DVD began in June 2006 and ended in January 2009. Editing and producing the DVD concluded in June. The DVD runs 92 minutes.
Apel said "The Journey Begins" is the first video of its kind devoted to youths.
"It is very unique in what it does," said Apel, who grew up in Big Bay, Mich., in the Upper Peninsula.
"Our desire was to come up with a resource that could help introduce young people to the outdoors and create an interest for them to start exploring it in their own way."
In the DVD, viewers watch as Lucas bags his first whitetail deer, which he shot from the ground using a recurve bow.
"His reaction was priceless," Apel said. "Mine was the same thing. It was really overwhelming to be there with him when we discovered the deer and to see the emotion on his face, to know all the difficulties he encountered to achieve that goal."
Apel said he tought himself to shoot the footage used on the DVD.
"I bought a camera, then another camera and then another camera," he said. "I tought myself how to use them, as well as the computer end of it. I bought a MAC-Pro computer and I took a one-week course in editing last year at the University of Michigan. The shooting, the writing and the editing, all of that I did myself.
"My wife is very creative and she helped provide ideas on what to include and also helped with the writing. I really couldn't have done it without her help."
"The Journey Begins" includes a world champion archer giving Lucas advice on making the pressure shot. The video also includes beautiful scenery, compelling wildlife footage, several professionally produced songs by Jim Bowman and an interview with Linda Ringer from the Ohio Division of Wildlife.
"The next one will be called 'The Journey Continues,' " Apel said. "Basically we want to continue showing how an outdoor experience really impacts the life of a young person. There are many important life lessons to be learned in an outdoor experience.
"The whole experience producing 'The Journey Begins' with Lucas certainly has been a joy and has created a special bond between us through the experiences we have shared together outdoors. I can see that the outdoor experience is beginning to impact his life in a positive way, just as it has mine."
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CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) - Nevada wildlife commissioners have approved a measure making it illegal to collect the felled antlers of deer and elk from early winter to spring.
The rule adopted Saturday is designed to reduce the stress on big game animals during the coldest months when they are most vulnerable to harsh conditions.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports "shed hunting" will be prohibited from Jan. 1 to April 15.
The seasonal ban on antler collection mirrors similar actions taken by other Western states.
Collecting antlers is a growing pastime that can be lucrative. State wildlife officials say gathering shed antlers has grown in popularity in recent years, both for hobbyists and by commercial interests.
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Revising The Five Dimensions
Proposed Re-Articulation of The Five Dimensions of a Saint Louis University Education (2012)
Adopted in 2002, The Five Dimensions of the Saint Louis University Experience were derived from SLU's mission and articulate the University's conception of holistic student formation rooted in our Jesuit heritage. As a conceptual educational framework, the Five Dimensions describe the categories of learning and development in which individual academic and co-curricular units may plan for, and assess, student progress toward measurable outcomes of performance.
However, in using The Five Dimensions as a resource in the effort to define University-wide undergraduate student learning outcomes, the task force identified a number of limitations of the Dimensions as originally articulated. First, the goals articulated as part of each of the Five Dimensions are too broadly stated to support assessment of student achievement. The goal statements include no standards of expected performance or development and no specific targets to which appropriate assessments can be developed (a summary of the limitations of Five Dimensions is included in the University's 2012 HLC Self-Study). The extent to which any one program can or should attempt to advance students toward all five of the Dimensions also is unclear.
As a result of these challenges, a growing number of academic units no longer use the Five Dimensions in planning and assessment. In fact, as an expression of the dimensionality of a SLU education, The Five Dimensions themselves are not student learning outcomes; rather, the Dimensions continue to serve as an educational framework in which the University-wide undergraduate student learning outcomes are established.
Accordingly, we recommend the following modifications:
- Amend the full title from "The Five Dimensions of the Saint Louis University Experience" to "The Five Dimensions of a Saint Louis University Education" to emphasize the focus on formal educational programs.
- Remove the text associated with each dimension, which contained statements that implied that the Dimensions themselves were specific student outcomes. That simplifies each Dimension to a category heading.
- Amend the category headings to a single word, each representing a single dimension of a SLU education; "Communication," "Service," and "Values" have been removed as formal headings but are assumed to be elements of the revised Dimensions, and will be evident in the University-wide undergraduate learning outcomes.
Therefore, as part of this outcomes project, we propose that the Five Dimensions be modified as follows:


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I don't normally care for childbirth videos that are taken from between mom's legs while she is lying down. For one thing, it cements the idea in the viewer's head that this is an appropriate position for childbirth, when it is actually the worst. Secondly, it is normally demeaning, degrading and objectifying to women as they become reduced to nothing more than a vagina (not unlike porn). Despite all that, I just adore this childbirth video.
Even though the mother is on her back, she is clearly in control of the situation, no one is messing with her body (no interventions) and she is clearly ecstatic to see her new baby. It is an absolutely beautiful video and I love it. It is heartwarming and wonderful.


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Hot soup on a cold day is something I just can't get enough of. It's a snap to put together, and I don't have to wash pots and pans after a relaxing meal. — Sally Goeb, New Egypt, New Jersey
6 Servings
Prep: 25 min. Cook: 7 hours.
1 can (28 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
3 celery ribs, cut into 1/2-inch slices
2 medium carrots, cut into 1/2-inch slices
2 small zucchini, halved and cut into 3/4-inch slices
2 cups vegetable broth
1 cup shredded cabbage
1/4 pound sliced fresh mushrooms
1 small onion, chopped
2 garlic cloves, minced
1 teaspoon dried basil
1 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup quick-cooking barley
1 can (15 ounces) white kidney
cannellini beans, rinsed and drained
In a 4- or 5-qt. slow cooker, combine the first 11 ingredients. Cover
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beans; heat through. Yield: 6 servings (2-1/4 quarts).
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1-1/2 cups equals 154 calories, 1 g fat (trace saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 1,002 mg sodium, 31 g carbohydrate, 9 g fiber, 7 g protein.
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Monitor logfiles in multiple windows with MultiTail
MultiTail is not only more powerful than Tail, it's also easier to use.
If you have ever done any system administration, chances are you have used
tail [1] to watch the changes to the end of a file. MultiTail [2] is a supercharged version of Tail that uses ncurses to create multiple windows in a single console so you can view more the one file at a time. It includes options for starting a command with a new window or searching through its windows, as well as extensive options for customizing and manipulating the windows. The result is a command that is not only vastly more powerful than Tail, but easier to read and quicker to use as well.
MultiTail is packaged in many distributions and is also available as source code from the project website. It includes an extensive configuration file,
/etc/multitail.conf for the system or
~/.multitailrc in the current account's home directory. How to edit either file would be an article in itself [3], but many of the choices are separate color schemes to indicate the various applications you are likely to use with MultiTail, ranging from the kernel or Apache to Squid and Sendmail.
The basic command is the name, followed by a space-separated list of files to open (Figure 1). Strictly speaking, the list of files should be prefaced by
-i, but the option is only necessary if a command begins with a hyphen (-). Notice that each MultiTail window has a number that is used to manipulate it, as well as the file name on the title bar at its bottom.
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