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Upfronts Pregame Analysis: NBC Is Out of Fourth Place But Not Out of Trouble
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NBC has renewed it for another season.
Good news, most likely.
We rate 26 shows' odds of survival, on a scale of Work It (as good as dead) to 2 Broke Girls (a slam dunk for coming back next season).
They mean "easy to remember," but okay.
Grimm gets a full-season order while Up All Night gets another two episodes.
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Oceana would like to thank Representative Lois Capps (D-CA) for becoming the new House lead sponsor of the Safety and Fraud Enforcement for Seafood (SAFE Seafood) Act, a bill that would require full traceability throughout the U.S. seafood supply chain, giving consumers access to more information about where their seafood comes from and helping to keep illegally-caught fish out of our markets.
October is National Seafood month—the perfect time to dig in to all of the delicious dishes that come from the sea. But before you head to the market, you should read up on the nation-wide issue of seafood fraud.
Oceana, the largest international advocacy group working solely to protect the world's oceans, is calling on chefs and restaurant owners from across the country to sign-on to a letter in support of the Safety and Fraud Enforcement for Seafood (SAFE Seafood) Act, which would require full chain traceability of all seafood sold in the United States.
Earlier this year Oceana made a splash with its National Seafood Fraud Report, a landmark investigation which found that a third of the seafood it tested nationwide had been mislabeled. While we encourage you to read the report in full, for those of you on the go this infographic (click to enlarge) boils it down to its most shocking findings.
Learn more about seafood fraud.
On the heels of a sweeping Oceana investigation that found that 33 percent of 1,215 seafood samples tested nationwide were mislabeled, Congress has taken action. On Wednesday Representative Edward Markey (D-MA) introduced the Safety and Fraud Enforcement for Seafood (SAFE Seafood) Act to ensure that seafood is traceable "from sea to sale".
According to a report by the Government Accountability Office only 2 percent of seafood imported to the United States is inspected at all, and only .001 percent is inspected for fraud.
Oceana campaign director Beth Lowell lauded the new legislation:
"Americans deserve to know more about the seafood they purchase, including the species name, where, when, and how it was caught, if it was farmed or previously frozen, and if any additives were used during processing.
By requiring fish to be tracked from boat to plate, the SAFE Seafood Act will protect our wallets, our health and our oceans."
Rep. Markey was joined in the legislation by original co-sponsors Walter Jones (R-NC), John Tierney (D-MA), Bill Keating (D-MA), Lois Capps (D-CA) and Jo Bonner (R-AL). Senator Mark Begich (D-AK) is expected to introduce a companion bill in the Senate in the coming days.
Learn more about Oceana's seafood fraud investigation.
Do you know what you are serving your family tonight? If it's fish there's a good chance that you don't.
Today Oceana unveiled its landmark national seafood fraud report, one of the largest of its kind and one that should make consumers sit up and demand change.
Over the past several years Oceana tested 1,215 fish samples from 674 retail outlets in 21 states. DNA testing confirmed that fully one-third of this seafood was mislabeled—that is, what we ordered wasn't what we got.
No matter where you live, seafood fraud is likely to be an issue. But if you live in Austin, Houston or Boston, it is especially widespread. According to our investigation, almost half of the fish tested in these cities was mislabeled. In Southern California the problem was even worse, with mislabeled fish accounting for more than half (52%) of the seafood we tested! Elsewhere, rates of mislabeling were found to be 39 percent in New York City, 38 percent in Northern California and South Florida, 36 percent in Denver, 35 percent in Kansas City, 32 percent in Chicago, 26 percent in Washington, D.C., 21 percent in Portland and 18 percent in Seattle. Nationwide, sushi restaurants mislabeled their fish 74 percent of the time.
As one of our scientists told me, these findings are disturbing—and they're disturbing for a few reasons. Not only can seafood fraud rip you off by making you pay more for less expensive fish but it can actually be bad for your health. Our scientists found that some fish that had landed a spot on the FDA's "DO NOT EAT" list for sensitive groups such as pregnant women and children because of its high mercury content was nonetheless being substituted for safer fish. In New York this meant tilefish disguised as red snapper and halibut, while in South Florida king mackerel became grouper. Elsewhere escolar, an oily fish that is known for its purgative effects in some consumers, was substituted 84% of the time for white tuna
If that wasn't bad enough, mislabeling can be harmful to the oceans as well. By disguising one species as another, it can be nearly impossible for consumers to make responsible decisions to avoid eating overfished species.
So what can you do about it? Right now the United States imports more than 90 percent of the seafood it consumes, but the FDA inspects less than one percent of that seafood specifically for fraud. Obviously this needs to change and we need to call upon our lawmakers to ensure full traceability for all seafood sold in the country. Oceana is hard at work behind the scenes to make this happen. In the meantime, if you don't want to be duped by seafood fraud you can start by asking where and how your seafood was caught, be wary of fish that seems cheaper than it should and, when possible, buy fish whole.
Seafood is one of the healthiest sources of protein on the planet and should be a part of any healthy diet, but we need to know that what we're buying is what the label says it is—for the good of our health, our wallets and our oceans.
Andy Sharpless is the CEO of Oceana
Right now on the New York Times TimesCast Oceana senior scientist Kimberly Warner is discussing Oceana's landmark National Seafood Fraud Report issued today. You can watch that interview above and read the Times' take on this sweeping investigation.
The report found that one third of the seafood that was DNA tested nationwide, from 1,215 fish samples in 21 states, was mislabeled.
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Seahawk Derrick Coleman surprises hearing-impaired girls with Super Bowl seatson January 30, 2014 @ 11:51 am (Updated: 1:50 pm - 1/30/14 )
A Duracell commercial profiling Coleman has taken the country by storm and touched millions including two young New Jersey sisters who both are both hearing-impaired.
"I know how you feel," one of the twins, 9-year-old Riley Kovalcik, wrote to Coleman in a letter her father posted on Twitter. "I also have hearing aids. Just try your best. I have faif [sic] in you."
@Seahawks @DC2forlife you've inspired my little girls in a way I never could. THANK YOU! #Seahawks #SuperBowlXLVIII pic.twitter.com/lhpJfCPOSD— jake kovalcik (@JakeIsMobile) January 21, 2014
"He's really a hero. It's amazing," her father Jake told the Morning News on KIRO Radio after Coleman wrote a heartfelt response to the girls.
@JakeIsMobile Your girls are awesome! Read them my letter back when you can! Thank you for the support! Means a lot! pic.twitter.com/9x5tQQwNbk— Derrick Coleman Jr (@DC2forlife) January 22, 2014
Little did they know Coleman would do more than just send them a note.
The fullback gave them the thrill of their life when he surprised them this week as they appeared on "Good Morning America" to share their story.
The girls said it would be a dream come true to meet their hero and their reaction was priceless as Coleman appeared.
"Oh my gosh, are you really?," said a clearly overwhelmed Erin.
But Coleman made it even better than they could have imagined. He told the girls he and Duracell were inviting them and the rest of their family to watch him play in the Super Bowl.
"Really?" and "Seriously?" were at first the only words the stunned twins could utter. Eventually they gave their hero a hug and a big "thank you."
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For the here and now, let it be known that all of us landscape architect types feel we are pretty good at doing something in our practice of creating beautiful places. No matter what is said, no matter what is done while exercising our creativity, it is unlikely that we will waiver from that attitude quickly…or without argument.
There is a large faction of us out there that thinks design is where it's at; therefore, we concentrate a great deal of our effort on strictly being creative–a process that seemingly never ends on some projects.
Others amongst our ranks are prideful in the detail and clarity of construction plans, turning creativity into reality, thereby making the design buildable and, consequently, as the designer envisioned.
And then some of us prefer to don the hard hat, safety vest, and waterproof boots…accept the weather conditions as inevitably inconvenient and deal with the construction trades with the best intentions of doing right by the owner, designer, and builder.
It is that aspect–the construction administration–that I enjoy.
A landscape architect really needs to be well rounded in all aspects of our work, and here are a few examples of why I say that:
Recently, several projects under construction at the same time accounted for nearly all of my working hours. Each project had its own set of issues, constraints, circumstances, and field changes necessary due to (mostly) unforeseen challenges.
The commonality of all the projects were:
1. The design needed to be tweaked once construction unveiled a number of unanticipated issues.
2. The contractor had not been held accountable for his work up to a certain point in his progress.
3. Management by any definition was lacking.
4. Field experience of all parties was not just needed, but was "holy cow needed," from folks with the right kind of knowledge and will.
Case in point: A general contractor, one well-experienced in architectural construction, was contracted to reconstruct four baseball fields at a city park. Improper oversight of the construction quickly resulted in inverted infield grades and the sodding of fields with a workmanship better suited to a lunar landscape.
All was eventually resolved, but not before many a heated debate under an uncomfortable summer sun–and a significant loss of time and financial investment by all parties.
Another project found a contractor ignoring the design and plans during construction. Of the three Crapemyrtle varieties specified, he decided to install trees in the order they came off the delivery truck, wherever they hit the ground, and with little regard to contractual responsibility and design integrity.
When questioned (caught), he argued that there was nothing out of the ordinary with his work, perhaps thinking that surely no one could tell the difference in plant varieties of these then-dormant, leafless trees.
They were indeed checked, and after five months of contractor pleas and reasoning not to, are now being replaced at no cost to the owner.
One contractor tried to one-up the design in the field by offering a more economical, constructable solution to screening an unsightly utility issue. His idea ended up pricing out at twice the cost of the designer's suggested field design directive. Interestingly, the final resolution is being negotiated.
About the time you are ready to throw up your hands and proclaim that you can build it better, along comes a good contractor…a refreshing contractor…a by-the-book contractor who builds the design, does so in keeping with the plans and specs, practices resolution protocol and procedure when issues arise in the field, and rightfully claims a proud ownership in his part of the entire process when finished.
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When you let mistakes from your past hold you back life is hard. The reason for this, is that you are looking at life through the wrong lense. Learn from your mistakes and allow them to encourage you to do better.
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After serving in combat with the Marines in World War II, Donald Moss settled in New York City where he worked as a freelance artist for Esquire, Collier's and other magazines and for various advertising agencies.
His first commission with Sports Illustrated came in 1954, just three months after the first issue of that magazine had appeared. For 30 years thereafter, Moss was the premier artist for Sports Illustrated, painting more covers and editorial illustrations than any other American painter. His varied techniques included realism, abstraction, pointillism, and surrealism in a variety of media: oil, acrylic, tempera, watercolor and enamel.
Of his passion for sports painting, Moss says, "I have always been impressed by athletes who give everything to their sport. I admire their intensity, their ability to please others and to make a good living at the same time. I like to think I do the same." In 2004, Mr. Moss completed a painting of one of UConn's champion athletes—Diana Taurasi—and donated it to the university. The painting now hangs in the Auriemma Family Reading Room of the Babbidge Library.
Named "Sports Artist of the Year" in 1986 by the United States Sports Academy, Moss has won many honors and awards for fine art paintings as well as for his sports art. Three of his Sports Illustrated paintings were included in the definitive Champions of American Sport exhibition at the Smithsonian Institution in 1981. His paintings hang in major sports halls of fame and his illustrations appear in many books on sport and art.
Donald Moss has designed a dozen stamps for the U.S. Postal Service and 36 first day covers. As chairman of the US Air Force Art Program, he traveled the world to produce 20 paintings for the USAF Art Collection. He is a life member of the Society of Illustrators in New York, a trustee of the National Art Museum of Sport in Indianapolis, and serves on the Illustration Committee of the New Britain Museum of American Art. He lives and works in Farmington, Connecticut.
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Jennifer Love Hewitt knows that a soft spot on fashion display sees no bounds. That is why she has flaunted ultra fashionable frocks last month and explored on different style and color palettes for her wardrobe. But the Ghost Whisperer star has a secret proclivity for extra comfortable clothing that younger fashion enthusiasts strut on the sidewalk for occasional sartorial display and sightings.
For two days in a row, the 32-year-old actress was spotted wearing the same pair of baggy tracksuit pants. She must have enjoyed the breezy feeling of sporting the oversized pants while enjoying her glamour off-duty weekend.
The American actress first donned the simple attire out to lunch in Culver City on Saturday. The singer-actress channeled a different look by impressively styling her red-brown locks into a ponytail and applying a little makeup to brighten her face.
The next day, she slipped on the same bluish pants to visit a Coffee Bean store in Los Angeles, where she ordered two hot beverages and a seemingly tasty snack. The successful singer showed off the royal blue Victoria's Secret trousers twice in a row, styled into perfection to complement her slender waist and was teamed with two different tops but with the same pink sneakers.
Last September, the pretty brunette wore skintight glamorous Herve Leger dresses on at least three occasions to attend evening gatherings. The famed style is a favorite of the lovely actress as it is well-known to flatter her lithe figure in all the right places. In late September, she flaunted her shapely figure by wearing a bright blue Herve Leger number at the Macy's Passport Glamorama event. Earlier on the same day, she was spotted wearing a pale pink version of the frock at the Variety Power of Women luncheon.
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With the success of F1 2010, Gran Turismo 5 and Shift 2: Unleashed the racing genre has once again returned to its rightful place as one of the most popular genres in all of gaming, but we can't help but feel that recent releases which purport to be simulation-based are still careering wide of the mark.
Racing games in general are increasingly ignoring key aspects of modern motorsport and have been doing so for a while now. What follows are the seven most important features which racing sims really need to get right:
1. Carnival Atmosphere -
Anyone who has ever been to a real-life motorsport event knows that they are a far cry from the dry experiences depicted in games such as Forza Motorsport or Gran Turismo. Thousands of fans surround the track in big stands and any grassland adjacent to the circuit, anyone can wander the pits during certain times of the day and there's usually an electric atmosphere with fairground rides and bars often lining the circuit. Only one game has ever got this aspect right and that was Colin McRae: DiRT 2, but it seems as though Codemasters has abandoned this aspect completely for the rally series sequel. It's a big a shame as communicating just how popular these events are really adds an emotional gravitas to the action on track.
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Despite boasts from Turn 10 whenever a new Forza emerges, no developer has nailed the complicated dynamics involved with rubber negotiating tarmac for multiple miles at a time. The nuances of tyres breaking apart and the effects this has on a vehicle's handling, let alone the rubber marbles which form off line, hasn't been dealt with properly in any game. This is why simulated race experiences get increasingly dull as you add more laps onto the race distance, because the continuous fight against tyre degradation isn't really there and it can be exhilarating to see racers in-front get slower and slower as their performance falls off. This really is the holy grail of simulated racing and any developer which properly nails this aspect would deserve plenty of plaudits.
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A lot of racing games focus on this aspect and even though many leaps have been made over the previous years, there still isn't an engine which can properly emulate cars crashing into each other. Many titles deal with licensed cars so perhaps that's why certain vehicles don't disintegrate on impact as they do in the real-world, but there's also the added complication of racing cars being composed of hundreds of different components and having them break apart realistically would involve a lot of dedication and development time. Still there are a lot of racers which use the same boxed-based damage approach which has been present in the genre since Papyrus' days and nothing breaks immersion quicker than when you graze a wall at over 100mph and have only some minor scratches on the bodywork to show for it.
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While physical car damage is being paid attention to in racing games, there is one factor which has been ignored for years and that's the removal of stricken cars by marshals and the potential of a safety car having to be deployed. This aspect has been an increasingly common occurrence in most racing disciplines as safety standards have risen over the years, yet no racing game in this era has attempted to emulate it. Criminally Geoff Crammond's Grand Prix 4 was the last racing simulation to include direct marshal involvement, when they pushed cars to the barriers and cranes would lift the wrecked vehicles away to safety. Why nobody has seen fit to build on this functionality since 2002 is beyond us.
5. Gravel Traps -
No racing game has ever properly emulated the dangers of a gravel trap. The popular safety measure which is designed to reduce car speed before it hits the tire barrier or stop it entirely has ended many a driver's race, often by cars getting stuck. Yet in most games you can simply drive out of these traps, which are usually a few inches deep with nary a worry about damage or performance. Not exactly true to the source material.
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Race drivers aren't anywhere near are boring as many games would suggest, these aren't charitable individuals who will let you through if you have a run on them before a corner. We've been to many events where fans have cheered when certain drivers have had troubles or when others have risen up the rankings, so why emulate have this aspect in simulation racing too? There are heroes and villains on the track, it's about time racing games made the most of them. Titles such as Forza Motorsport 2 and FlatOut: Ultimate Carnage attempted to improve this aspect with competitors that have definable personalities, but much more needs to be done.
7. Mechanical Failures -
Managing any kind of problem with your car is an occurrence every driver needs to deal with at one time or another. Random mechanical failures seem to have disappeared from a lot of racing games and even though it is frustrating to be penalised for issues out of your control, it is nonetheless an important aspect of motorsport. Just because it's unfair doesn't mean it has to be annoying. Seeing our car's engine smoke before it finally blew as we toured around Monaco in Grand Prix 2 is a memory which sticks with us to this day, as it was a genuinely exciting moment and the disappointment truly sold us on the race experience.
Obviously some of these features would only make the hardcore racing fans happy, but if certain developers are as passionate about motor racing as they say they are, they'd do well to make their most dedicated fans satisfied.
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It's amazing!!
It's pretty damn close!! Looks better even!!
Sysman, i love it! Pure genius! Its going to look really good!
What do you drink my friend?
What software package(s) did you use to do that Sysman?
Looks awsome btw!
I take that as you're happy with it then?
A chap call J Daniels makes a nice beverage!
I'll get the crest finished and make sure your happy first
Told ya he was good!!
Nice motto btw - Dare, and thou shalt prevail. Basically He who dares, wins Rodney
I wish i had such skill. I am not very good at all at this type of thing.
I tried to make the look asif snow had settled on the school logo at Christmas for a Christmas logo. It looked horrific!
Is that some sort of dead bull in the middle?! lol
It's a banded fleece i think.Leaving that bit till last.has been an emblem of Milnrow since its former council chairman used it as a badge. The emblem alludes to Milnrow's woollen trade heritage.
Its a hanging sheep, used allot in Rochdale crests. This is what it looks like
EDIT: sysman answered it, how did you know that?
Ahhh I do my research.
so....it is a hanging animal....lol
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For many parents and kids with diabetes, diabetes camp is a saving grace. When everyday life can leave you feeling isolated, diabetes camp provides a comradery and a normalcy to life with diabetes, along with your typical camp experience including arts and crafts, bonfires, late night bunk gossip, and lots of singing!
We bring this up now because it's that time of year again when parents need to start thinking about signing kids up for all kinds of summer camps.
I'm a veteran diabetes camper myself, and I strongly believe that going there — especially during my first and second year of diabetes — was probably the best thing I could have done.
When I was diagnosed at age 8, it didn't take long before my diabetes clinic introduced us to the local diabetes camp, Gales Creek Camp. Since I was diagnosed in January, there was enough time to get me signed up for a session that very summer! This was especially wonderful in my "early phases," because testing blood sugar and taking insulin became so much more routine than it was when I was at home with my concerned parents. Since the staff were trained doctors and nurses, neither my parents nor I had to do any of the thinking. Talk about a vacation!
All diabetes camps are a little different, but the basic principles of a fun camp environment mixed with staff trained in diabetes management makes for a perfect getaway for both kids and parents. I was able to experience camp, spend a week away from my parents, and have fun swimming, hiking, and hanging out with new friends and "cool grown-ups," all while having my diabetes expertly managed. I'd wager that my diabetes control was actually better at diabetes camp because of the constant attention and adjustments from nurses and CDEs who were on-site 24/7.
The support aspect is also crucial. In my experience, some of these kids became very good friends that I spent time with outside of camp. Nowadays with Facebook, it's even easier to keep in touch with camp friends and get the same "real life" support online, too. For many kids, this is their one and only chance to spend so much time with other kids with diabetes. We all know that diabetes can be an incredibly isolating experience, and it can be transformative to finally be among others who are going through the same thing. Diabetes camp was also a great learning experience. For instance, during my first summer at diabetes camp, a fellow camper who had diabetes longer than me, encouraged me to inject insulin into my abdomen (I was sticking to legs only until then). I was terrified of injecting in my stomach because I thought it would tickle! I didn't realize at age 8 that you can't tickle yourself, plus injections don't really "tickle" anyway. But I didn't know that… I watched this girl inject in her stomach, and then bravely did it myself. It didn't tickle. And it didn't hurt! I've been hooked on tummy spots ever since.
Does diabetes camp sound pretty good? In December, we introduced you to Lorne Abramson, President of the Diabetes Education and Camping Association. DECA is a great resource for finding a diabetes camp in your area — and they are all over the country! Not only that, but most of them are reasonably priced, or they provide scholarships for those in need, so there's no reason not to investigate. However, many summer camps book up early, so it's important to investigate and apply for camp asap. You don't want to wait too long, especially for very popular camps or camps with limited spots.
Is your child shy? Unsure about sending your child away for so long? Some camps have "family weekends" or "day camps" where your child is exposed to camp life in small bursts or with you alongside. It's a great way for both camper and parent to get used to the idea.
For those of you who have hit college age and are suddenly being booted out of diabetes camp, DECA has recently launched D-treats, a series of weekend retreats for young adults with diabetes. This year, they are hosting three D-Treats, in New York, Utah and Ottawa, Canada. Info is still TBD, so you'll want to "like" their Facebook page to keep in the loop.
The United States and Canada aren't the only countries with diabetes camp, although the concept may look different depending on which country you're in:
One camp in Mexico is called Diabetes Safari, and it invites kids ages 7 to 18 to come to Oaxtepec for four days. It is a co-ed, bilingual camp in both English and Spanish. The founder of the camp, Dr. Stan de Loach, is a bicultural and trilingual diabetes educator and was one of the first diabetes educators ever certified in Mexico, as well as a clinical psychologist.
Over in Europe, Diabetes UK hosts several "holidays" throughout the year for children with diabetes, which are similar to US-based diabetes camps. Meals are planned and doctors and nurses are provide constant supervision. Camps are based all over the United Kingdom, and include activities like canoeing, kayaking and archery — sounds like fun!
In Germany, there's a camp for teens with diabetes, and also one for youth and young adults sponsored by Bayer and Novo Nordisk. I'd imagine most western countries have something going in this area. If you're looking for a diabetes camp in or near your country, it would be worthwhile to start Googling, and/or ask your local diabetes organization if they have any recommendations.
Diabetes camp was an amazing experience for me growing up, and I'm wondering: Who else has gone to diabetes camp? Or do any of you have concerns about it? Please talk to us.


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I've been told that you can, I'm only going to be brewing with speciality grain so I don't have a lot to mill and I'm patient. What are some tips and techniques to using a coffee grinder for this?
Eh...I'd personally avoid coffee grinders, since they tend to pulverize anything and everything in their path.
Per a previous post on milling that I read, just take a standard rolling pin, 2 sheets of wax paper (1 on top, 1 on bottom), and gently crush until you get a decent consistency of crushed grain vs. hulls. Too many crushed hulls would result in heavier tannins in the final brew.
I was thinking the same thing,but you want them cracked not pureed.
well... its probably not great, but for partial mashes since I'm still brewing with plain dried extract I will just use my small starbucks blade grinder and pulse my grains. Takes about 1-2 minutes to get 2-3 pounds of grain into my very-fine straining bag. I'd say 1/4 is pulverized, 1/2 is cracked just right, and 1/4 is barely cracked or intact. Anyway since its a partial i'm really going for increased and robust flavor not so much high effeciency fermentables. I've been really pleased with the results. I don't find much if any tannin flavor leeches out during the partial mash and its been very handy for me personally. The key is the very-fine straining bag so almost no particulate matter enters the wort during boiling afterwards.
It's certainly not optimal, but I live in a small apartment and I can't have more beer equipment like a grinder right now. I will just make do for now. Someday i'll have lots of room and a man area that won't disturb the significant other as much as it already does.
Coffee grinders are designed to do very small batches......1-2 oz. of beans at a crack, tops. The directions that came with our very nice quality burr coffee mill (Baratza Maestro) specifically enjoin against grinding continuously for more than a few minutes without allowing the machine too cool off a while. My conclusion would be that milling grain in a coffee mill -even a pound of specialty grains- is just asking to burn out a perfectly good coffee mill for no good reason.
I mill all my grain in a very inexpensive Corona-type mill, bought off eBay for less than $25 delivered. To take out the hand labor, I just adapted an electric drill to it with a $ 0.25 hardware store bolt.
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I always have small amounts of specialty grains that I can't get at my LHBS at home that I order from NB or William' Brewing. I use a mortar and pestle to crush them. I end up with a variety of sizes of crushed grains, but most importantly the hulls are still intact. It's not ideal, but it works for a quarter or a half pound here and there. Plus, I already have it.
Coffee grinder just turns whole grain to cut up grain, including the hulls.
Just my experience.
how about the "Magic Bullet"? i have one but have not tried it with doing whole grain.
Has anyone tried it?
not big into all grain, personally, yet. but thinking about switching.
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Candice Dupree added 18 points and rookie Brittney Griner had nine points before fouling out as the Mercury (7-4) set a franchise record with their fifth straight road victory and completed a sweep of a three-game road trip for the first time in team history.
Penny Taylor, who missed more than a year with a knee injury, returned for the Mercury and scored eight points.
Tina Charles had 25 points and 11 rebounds to lead Connecticut (2-7), which lost its fourth straight. Charles shot 3 for 18 from the floor, but made was 19 for 24 on free throws — franchise records for both makes and attempts.
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The "last Nazi trials" weren't even under way in Europe last October when the BBC put a Holocaust denier from the far-right British National Party, Nick Griffin, on TV. He was clean-scrubbed but nervous, a pasty plump man in a blazer and tie, and since the program was called Question Time, he endured a lot of right-minded abuse from the audience.
But why was he on TV at all? The BBC said it let Griffin participate in its political talk show because his party had polled well in a recent election. The BNP, like a German neo-Nazi party called the National Democratic Party, has won some grassroots support over the last few years from voters who are fed up with mainstream politicians. The BBC claimed, in so many words, that it might be good to put Griffin on TV and give his ideas a brisk whack with a broom handle. Griffin himself said he was "the most hated man in Britain," and Question Time, accordingly, scored record ratings.
Holocaust denial is as old as the Holocaust itself, but in Europe as well as the United States, the age for "questioning" it — for treating deniers as the other side of some legitimate debate — may be on us. The story of the gas chambers is so ghastly that the mind almost resists it as a tale, the World War II generation is dying apace, and for politicians who find the memory of Nazi genocide an inconvenient barrier to their ambitions, a concerted attack on history works surprisingly well.
So what's the proper response to the public denial of proven fact? Nick Griffin, in the past, has called the Holocaust a "Holohoax" and claimed the history of the gas chambers was "a mixture of Allied wartime propaganda, extremely profitable lie, and … witch-hysteria." For this alone he could be arrested in Germany. In fact, more than a dozen European countries have tried to resist far-right extremism by outlawing behavior ranging from "racial incitement" to flat Holocaust denial.
These provisions strike people in America and Britain as shocking exceptions to free speech. They are; but then continentals are closer to the scene of the crime. In fact, Holocaust denial is most prominent in the eastern nations and Soviet republics where most of the killing occurred. Not just Poland, but Ukraine, Belorussia, Romania, Hungary and former Czechoslovakia saw most of their Jewish populations wiped out by Hitler's archipelago of death camps. The Soviet gulags stood on some of the same territory, and in these long-suffering places, Moscow saw no reason to revive memories of Jewish sacrifice. Generations of Eastern Europeans learned, instead, about the heroic Russian struggle against the Nazis.
The result is that Holocaust revisionism takes root easily in Eastern Europe — even if most of the "scholarship" comes from the West. All it takes is for someone, somewhere, to claim the Holocaust never occurred, and then politicians can claim "historians disagree" on this or that. The Internet, of course, can spread denial like a kindergarten flu. But Western revisionists could influence other parts of the world even before the fully wired age. "English and American scientists are contesting the Holocaust itself," claimed a Romanian nationalist named Tudor Vadim in 1994, "providing documentation and logical arguments proving that the Germans could not gas six million Jews, this being technically and physically impossible."
Real scholars don't disagree about an intentional Nazi Holocaust, with gas chambers, just as they don't argue about the reality of World War II. But the freely speaking chorus of authorities shouting down crackpots like Nick Griffin in the West becomes a distant roar by the time the denialists' calculated lies reach Belgrade or (more dangerously) Beirut.
From that point of view, the European approach of outlawing denial seems reasonable. Actually, though, the problem in Eastern Europe should point the West away from a nervous clampdown on free speech, since the roots of it are Stalinist and totalitarian. The whole point of a Western government is that it has little power to dictate discourse. "It is a poor service to the memory of the victims of the Holocaust to adopt a central doctrine of their murderers," Noam Chomsky once wrote in defense of a French Holocaust denier's right to air his views.
Most Holocaust memorial groups say the real bulwark against denial is not a law but an attentive public. When Germany's NPD signed up in 2005 for a march through Berlin, a whole spectrum of opposition groups stood in the way. The police counted more counter-protesters than neo-Nazis and called off the event due to "riot danger." This ritual repeats itself every so often in Germany. The NPD boys get to stroll out with their slogans and signs, and the cops tolerate them even if they aren't allowed to walk very far. It's a sort of street referendum. The real moment to fear isn't the debut of Nick Griffin on mainstream Western TV; it's the languid, lazy afternoon when no one turns out to holler back.
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I currently have a worn out set of Nitto Terra Grappler 285/70R17s on Dick Cepek DC-1s. I have yet to really make it offroad with them since I got them very used (traded for the rims). I do minimal offroading, but I want to be able to go anywhere I want (within reason) when hunting, trail riding, beach driving etc... With that said, my last truck, I put about 95K miles on before I sold it. Probably 1K of those miles were offroad. So comparatively, not that many, but I did make it off the pavement quite a lot into the swamp, on the beach, and other random places. But the rest of the 94K miles were all on the road and a waste of some Cooper STTs that I sold it with.
I have about a 3.25" lift right now with an ARB (so no rubbing issues right now with absolutely no trimming running the 285/70R17s). I don't mind mild trimming, but I don't want to do a cab mount chop. I am looking at upping to a 285/75R17 in either a Nitto Terra Grappler or Toyo AT, or sticking with a 28570R17 in a BFG AT, Nitto Terra Grappler, or Toyo AT. Which one would you all recommend? I don't flex a ton, so no real need to stuff my tires and mostly I'm looking to do beach driving and coastal construction site driving (work).
Also, I ran some 315/70R17 BFGs on my last truck and a guy with 305 Nittos pulled beside me and they had a wider foot print than my 315s So would going with a 285 BFG give me less of a foot print and better MPGs? The weight difference is negligible.
As a side note, I'm interested in getting better MPGs, but I realize that (1) I'm driving a truck; (2), its lifted; (3) I have a plate bumper and a winch on there.... I'm not looking to get 30 MPGs, but a few more wouldn't hurt. And plus I like the look of the 285s much better than 265s... at least when I compared to my old rims:


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'you trying to get in?' came a voice as I looked at the long line. It would take forever to get in.
Turning slowly I settled my eyes on a tall guy. 'Ya'
'Well that makes the both of us' he laughed. His snake bites catching my attention. I had always wanted to get piercings but I was afraid of a needle that was the only thing stopping me from doing it.
'Looks like a long wait' I muttered glancing at the door as the bouncer let in three more people.
'Not at all' he answered simply offering me his arm. 'I know a way in' taking his arm hesitantly I let him lead me to the front of the line. They large black guy looked at him and then at me then nodded.
Wide eyed I looked up at him. He didn't even pay! I mean I stood there for two hours waiting and it only took two seconds to get in. 'I know what you're thinking' he leaned down and whispered in my ear.
Snorting I looked at him , that's not likely. 'what am I thinking then?' I asked loudly in his ear as the pounding sound of techno music drowned out every sound.
'That was considerably easy to get in' he answered back his lips brushing against my ear. 'Look my name is Dallas, if ya need me come to the back room near the exit door.' He let me go and took a step back. 'Come by there and we can talk more.' He grinned.
Looking at him I wasn't really thinking about 'talking' to him my mind had other things planned. 'Sure' I answered with a smile. Turning he disappeared in a crowd of people. Looking around I noticed everyone was wearing either black or grey. Glancing down at my cloths I sighed in relief. Thank god it was laundry day I was stuck wearing all a black skirt and tang top.
'Come here often?' a guy asked as he settled his hands on my waist and started to grind against my back. The smell of alcohol rolled into my face as I turned it to face him.
'no' I answered nervously.
'Well whata ya know a fucking freshy' he grinned his eyes sparkling darkly as he stared intently at my neck.
'I wouldn't touch her if I were you Dalton' sneered a girl who leaned up against him, slowly wrapping her arm around him she pulled him back slightly. 'She came in with Dallas' her grey eyes running over my body.
The guy pulled back quickly. 'Fuck look, I'm sorry' he stammered his eyes wide as his face fell .
'What do you mean?' I looked at him confused.
'I didn't know you were with him honestly' he continued
'he's new here to, he doesn't know the rules yet' the girl continued to look at me. 'I would appreciate if you didn't mention this to Dallas he won't bother you again I swear'
'Your part of the Coffin club your suppose to be in the back room' the guy continued in a haze his eyes panicked. What was going on here? 'I didn't know who you were' he stammered. 'Club members never really hang out here'
Gulping I stood tall and smirked. 'Just don't let it happen again and we'll be cool' play it cool, take a deep breath look as if you mean it. I instructed myself.
The girl nodded and dragged his away the guy walked along side her willingly.
Dallas, just saying his name made that guy turn deathly white, and what of the Coffin Club? What the hell was that all about? Was it like some exclusive group? Must be bad ass if it got that guy to change so bad.
' if ya need me come to the back room near the exit door.' His words drifted into my thoughts.
Emily…. A voice whispered to me. Looking around unsure I hadn't seen anyone. Had I really heard that? While looking around my eyes settled at the back of the area on the Exit signs. He said to go to the exit door and that would be where he was or said he would be.
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But it isn't just human drugs consumers should be concerned about. Compounding pharmacies prepare drugs for horses, as well. In 2009, a vitamin and mineral supplement prepared by Franck's Compounding Lab in Ocala, FL included an excessive amount of one ingredient (selenium) that resulted in the death of 21 polo ponies.2 In other cases of questionable drug safety, illegal products that claim to be "the same as" name brand drugs are marketed to consumers, sometimes with devastating results. In 2006, a reported six horses died as a result of using an illegal clenbuterol product.3
Unfortunately, in these cases, the results of using non U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved drugs were tragic. In other instances, while the unapproved and unproven products may not be particularly harmful, they may not contain the labeled amount of active ingredient4,5 or do what they claim to do.
Studies presented at the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) Convention in prior years have shown a wide range in the pharmaceutical equivalence of compounded drugs when compared to brand name drugs. In 2003, Scott Stanley, PhD, presented findings from a study evaluating compounded versions of the FDA-approved drugs ketoprofen, amikacin and boldenone. In the case of ketoprofen, one compounded preparation contained just one-half of the expected concentration.4 With amikacin, some compounded preparations had less drug, between 59 percent and 76 percent of what was stated on the label. Other compounded versions of the drug had more than the stated concentration: 112 percent and 140 percent.4
Dr. Stanley conducted similar research on compounded versions of omeprazole, presenting his findings at the 2011 AAEP Convention. The compounded omeprazole products ranged from more than 100 percent to approximately 63 percent of the concentration claimed on the label.5 After 60 days, the compounded versions lost potency, with the amount of active ingredient varying from 82 percent to as little as 17 percent.5
At the 2012 AAEP Convention, Dr. Stanley presented results from a similar study, this one comparing compounded formulations of clenbuterol with the FDA-approved version. His findings showed the compounded formulations varied from containing as little as 32 percent of the labeled concentration up to more than 316% of the labeled concentration.6
"What these studies have shown is that compounded versions of equine drugs, in many cases, do not contain the proper concentration of the active ingredient," says April Knudson, DVM, equine specialist, Merial Large Animal Services. "If they don't have enough of the active ingredient, it's a natural conclusion they won't work as well, if at all. If they have too much of the ingredient, it's possible there will be a detrimental effect on the horse's health, depending on the ingredient," she says. Additionally, merely containing the same active ingredient as a brand name drug does not guarantee efficacy or safety. The proper formulation is often an essential part of making a safe and efficacious product.
How can horse owners be sure they are getting a product that is safe and will do what it claims on the label? By making sure that product is FDA approved.
"Horse owners have a lot of financial and emotional investment in their horses," says Dr. Knudson. "Taking some time to research the products available and make educated decisions should help them keep their horses healthy in the long run."
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1Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Multistate Fungal Meningitis Outbreak Investigation. Available at: http://cdc.gov/HAI/outbreaks/currentsituation/. Accessed November 6, 2012.2Reuters. U.S. aims to bar drug-making lab in polo horse deaths. Available at:http://www.reuters.com/article/2010/04/19/us-usa-polo-horses-idUSTRE63155P20100419. Accessed October 18, 2012.3The Blood-Horse. Horse Deaths in Louisiana Attributed to Illegal Clenbuterol. Available at: http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/36479/horse-deaths-in-Louisiana-attributed-to-illegal-clenbuterol. Accessed October 18, 2012.4Stanley SD, Thomasy SM, Skinner W. Comparison for Pharmaceutical Equivalence of FDA-Approved Products and Compounded Preparations of Ketoprofen, Amikacin, and Boldenone. International Veterinary Information Service. Available at: http://www.ivis.org/. Accessed November 1, 2012.5Stanley SD, Knych HK. Comparison of Pharmaceutical Equivalence for Commercially Available Preparations of Omeprazole. AAEP Proceedings. 2011;57:63.6Stanley SD, Knych HK. Comparison of Pharmaceutical Equivalence for Compounded Formulations of Clenbuterol. AAEP Proceedings. 2012;58:573.7Amercian Health Institute and American Veterinary Medical Association and American Veterinary Distributors Association. Veterinary Compounding. Available at: http://www.aaep.org/siteadmin/modules/page_editor/images/files/AHI%20Compounding.pdf. Accessed November 1, 2012.
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Lieb's first ever solo exhibit "Old Shoe" was held in the July of 1991 at the historic Ballarat Civic hall site when the artist was just eight years of age. By the age of eleven the artist had staged five solo exhibitions of drawings and paintings among dozens of other group shows in concert halls, galleries and clubs between Ballarat and Melbourne. In 1995, after months where even short car rides was torture and simply lying still to sleep at night was a nightmare, the twelve year old artist had surgery to remove a tumour pressing upon his spine.
In 1998, before the age of sixteen the artist would write his first short novel "The Secret Well", which would be published just days after his sixteenth birthday. At the age of twenty the artist was struck down with a rare brain tumour in the region of the brain responsible for, among other things, paranoia and hallucinations. After completing the story entitled "The Technicolor Transgressions of the Blue Rose" Lieb would undergo brain surgery in 2003 and again in 2007 with radiation treatments whilst studying the final year of a visual arts degree in digital art at Ballarat university.
In 2009 Lieb would have his first solo exhibit in eleven years while living in Brisbane where he regularly performed comedy on stage, and held numerous group exhibitions in a temporary space on the streets known as Cruel World gallery. The following year in 2010 Lieb would perform comedy on stage to packed crowds at the Geelong Performing Arts Centre and Fitzroy's Evelyn Hotel.
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Halloween Wars returns for a second season on Sunday, October 7 at 9pm ET/PT with five new teams, each consisting of a pumpkin-carving artist, a cake decorator and a candy craftsman, battling it out over the course of four episodes to create the ultimate Halloween-themed display that will feature heart-pounding creations. One team will be eliminated each week by the judging panel, made up of renowned cake decorator Shinmin Li and award-winning special effects, makeup artist and horror movie actor/director Tom Savini. The last team standing will wind the grand prize of $50,000. Hosted by Justin Willman (Cupcake Wars), each episode will also have a rotating guest judge that is no stranger to scary situations: Shawnee Smith (Saw, Anger Management), Rutina Wesley (True Blood), Chaske Spencer (the Twilight saga) and Sara Canning (The Vampire Diaries).
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