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|Lake Missoula
|Western Montana
|46°56′20″N 114°08′37″W / 46.93889°N 114.14361°WCoordinates: 46°56′20″N 114°08′37″W / 46.93889°N 114.14361°W
|7,770 square kilometres (3,000 sq mi)
|Lake Missoula
|Western Montana
|46°56′20″N 114°08′37″W / 46.93889°N 114.14361°WCoordinates: 46°56′20″N 114°08′37″W / 46.93889°N 114.14361°W
|7,770 square kilometres (3,000 sq mi)
Lake Missoula was a prehistoric proglacial lake in western Montana that existed periodically at the end of the last ice age between 15,000 and 13,000 years ago. The lake measured about 7,770 square kilometres (3,000 sq mi) and contained about 2,100 cubic kilometres (500 cu mi) of water, half the volume of Lake Michigan.[1]
The Glacial Lake Missoula National Natural Landmark is located about 68 miles northwest of Missoula, Montana at the north end of the Camas Prairie Valley, just east of Montana Highway 382 and Macfarlane Ranch. It was designated as a National Natural Landmark in 1966 because it contains the great ripples, (often measuring 25 to 50 feet (7.6 to 15.2 m) high and 300 feet (91 m) long), that served as a strong supporting element for J Harlen Bretz's contention that Washington State's Channeled Scablands were formed by repeated cataclysmic floods over only about 2,000 years, rather than through the millions of years of erosion that had been previously assumed.[2]
The lake was the result of an ice dam on the Clark Fork caused by the southern encroachment of a finger of the Cordilleran Ice Sheet into the Idaho Panhandle (at the present day location of Clark Fork, Idaho at the east end of Lake Pend Oreille). The height of the ice dam typically approached 610 metres (2,000 ft), flooding the valleys of western Montana approximately 320 kilometres (200 mi) eastward. It was the largest ice-dammed lake known to have occurred.[3]
The periodic rupturing of the ice dam resulted in the Missoula Floods – cataclysmic floods that swept across Eastern Washington and down the Columbia River Gorge approximately 40 times during a 2,000 year period. The cumulative effect of the floods was to excavate 210 cubic kilometres (50 cu mi) of loess, sediment and basalt from the channeled scablands of eastern Washington and to transport it downstream.[4] These floods are noteworthy for producing canyons and other large geologic features through cataclysms rather than through more typical gradual processes.
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The world population nearly doubled since 1975 but this happened mostly in countries where there are very few catholics (and Christians in general): China, India, Southeast Asia, the Arab world, and Turkey. Any analysis must consider this existence of non-Christian regions with strong demographic growth, adding up to more than half of the global population.
Christianity is associated to strong demographic growth perhaps only in subsaharan Africa, the Philippines, and some countries in Spanish America. The data must be broken down to regions, in order to be understandable.
Considering Brazil, for instance the number of priests had an increase of 55% during the last two decades (1990-2010), nearly following the increase in population (data from CERIS, a statistitics branch of the CNBB). There is a revival of Catholicism, perhaps prompted by the aggressive expansion of some pentescostal protestant churches. Even in a traditionally tough environment - university sudents of natural sciences and mathematics - I watch a atrong rise in Catholic and Protestant militancy (anecdotic evidence from a Physics university teacher).
A final comment: why did the data for non-priests only consider nuns? Why did it not consider also friars, deacons or deaconesses, who have similar roles?
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The title to this blog post may seem odd, since the school year is just getting underway and but I'm "finally relaxing"? Well, it's kind of true for me! I have been back at Oxy since August 21st when I moved in to start my Orientation Team training. With 47 other O-Team leaders, I went through a week of intense training - from about 9am-10pm daily. It was so so so incredibly fun - perhaps the most fun I have had with a group of Oxy students since I joined softball last year! We learned all about how to be a good leader and group facilitator, while also getting to know over 50 new people. I went into this experience knowing maybe 3 people doing O-Team and by the last day of orientation I had 50 new, good friends. Since the last day of Orientation I have literally spent every day with O-Team leaders. We don't even plan it. Usually I just walk into the Marketplace (the dining hall) and there's a table of 6 O-Team leaders! It...Read More
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Hey guys! I've been back at Oxy for around two weeks and it feels like I never left. I'm already back in the swing of things: going to class, seeing friends, doing homework, eating at the marketplace, and enjoying the dorm life. This year I'm living in Bell-Young; an AIR-CONDITIONED upperclassmen dorm. It's been around 100 degrees here for the last couple days and I am so thankful for my own personal AC. It was so hot yesterday, that the administration moved the location of the Involvement Fair into a more shady area to protect the fair goers from the blazing sun. The Involvement Fair is an annual event that introduces new and returning students to the many activities, organizations, and volunteer opportunities on and off campus. This year, I signed up for a bike share program, yoga club, Oxy's...Read More
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Hello there! I'm back! First off, I know it has been awhile since I've posted anything, and for that I am sorry. I meant to blog over the summer, but I was waiting for something blog-worthy to happen and...it didn't. The last month was exciting, but other than that I had a peaceful summer, to say the least. I got to know my cat really well. I will give you a brief overview: May: Got home. It's cold, have to pull out winter clothes. Looked at boxes. Not unpacking (too sad). Look for jobs; not qualified. Apply anyways. June: The job search continues. Number of applications sent: 8. Number of replies: 0. Still haven't unpacked. Rediscover Legend of Summer, Ocarina of Time on my computer. Can 't get past the Fire Temple because I don't have a real controller and fall while trying to get the hammer. Reflect on my lameness. Learn how to make Onigiri (recipe...Read More
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Hi blog readers! This is the last post of the summer until school begins again in just 24 days! I can't believe how quickly summer '11 went by. What's new with me? I just got a credit card and I am finally feeling a little bit like a grown up. Time to start building that credit! Another HUGE thing that's happening in my life right now - the Her Campus Oxy launch!! Her Campus is a national online magazine written for and by college aged women (known on the site as collegiettes). I am proud and excited to be President/Editor-in-Chief of Oxy's very own Her Campus branch!! If you're interested in contributing to the site LIKE us on Facebook and FOLLOW us on Twitter because information will be released very shortly! I am super excited for this new venture and hope that you all are too. For my August post I am going to give y'all some tips for getting through Orientation. It was a crazy week and it feels so long ago now, but it...Read More
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Well my summer's about to wrap up in a couple weeks and I've only done about half the things on my summer to do list =/ 6 flags is definitely happening this weekend though you know why?! Because this weekend is National Dance day on saturday! (July 30th) You can learn all the dances for national dance day here: http://dance.blogs.fox.com/2011/07/07/three-routines-for-national-dance-day-2011/ On the work side of summer, I've been working at Merrill Lynch as a Wealth Management Intern. Its a great opportunity, but perhaps the best part is that it goes toward my major emphasis in Econ as well =) Summer time is so short! I can't believe I'm about to go back to Oxy, but there are definitely things that I am excited to go back for. The beginning of the school year is such an energetic time. New students are on campus trying to figure everything out, clubs are promoting events... it almost...Read More
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My summer is beginning to look slightly more hectic than an average semester at Oxy. I just arrived in London this weekend and have started work at Reach to Teach, a charity that designs curricula and helps spread education in India. I'm going to be working on the central part of India, and it's really cool to be sitting in London and still making a difference for my own country. Another first day at work, another manic Monday, another broken down train…living like a local has its...Read More
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Hi everyone! Hope you're all having wonderfully fun summers, I know I am! This summer feels super long for me for a few reasons: 1. We ended school in early May, which is crazy because in high school I wouldn't finish until mid June! 2. My job didn't start til mid June, so I had over a month to relax and be bored! 3. I want to go back to Oxy!!! It feels like this is the first time I've realllyyyy wanted summer to end because I miss college & all my friends! I'm currently at work. (Don't tell my boss!) My summer job for 5 years has been as an assistant teacher for a program at my high school called The Partners Program, in which inner city middle schoolers attend a month of fun and educational summer school. The students are all incredibly bright but do not have access to opportunities often available to higher income families. This is my first year as a College Intern at the program. I'm in charge of taking pictures...Read More


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According to today's data visualization, modern human-beings sit down more during the day than they sleep. I am one of these people.
I'm not happy about it. It isn't healthy to sit around that long, but I do it everyday. Between classes and studying, I almost never stand up. Also, most people with desk jobs don't have the option to stand while they work. We're all in the same boat.
I do slouch sometimes, and I try to sit up straight whenever I can remember, but this infographic does say that leaning back when I sit will lead to less strain on my back. I would hate to have back pain anytime soon. [Via]
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Yes, you read today's title correctly, before the 17th century carrots in fact used to be purple. The carrots we eat today are actually the mutant strains of those of the past; we have the Dutch to thank for the carrots of today. Today's infographic entitled 10 Fascinating Food Facts is chuck full of food facts that many of us may have never heard before.
I don't know about you, but Rice Krispies are amongst my favorite of cereals. Not only are they a breakfast cereal but when mixed with marshmallows make some pretty delicious treats. There is also their slogan, how can anyone ever forget the catchy slogan of snap, crackle, pop? Have you ever wondered how exactly that snap, crackle, pop happens? This may be dumb, but I did not know that Rice Krispies are made of actual rice and the snap, crackle, pop is all in the cooking process. Similar to popping popcorn, the rice is cooked into a kernel with thin walls allowing for air pockets to form within, once cold milk is added you get that snap, crackle, pop that we are all used to.
Have you ever wondered why a baker's dozen is 13 instead of 12? Back in the day bakers used to have it pretty rough, if they were ever caught cheating a customer they would receive punishments such as having their hands chopped off or their ear nailed to to the bakery door. As a result bakers always made sure to give extra product to avoid punishment. [via]
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In case you didn't already know this coming Sunday, May 8th, is Mother's Day. A day we can give back to the lady who gave birth to us. Some mom's want jewelry, others want to sleep in, luckily this year all I have to do is clean my mother's car. Today's infographic, Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Mother's Day, as you may have already guessed is about Mother's Day.
The term "Mother's Day" was coined by Anna Jarvis in 1912 as being on the second Sunday of every May. Despite her protests Mother's Day became commercialized within nine years of having been created. Today Mother's Day ranks as the third holiday behind only Christmas and Easter. [via]
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I don't know about you, but anything at the movie theater these days is just way too expensive. With movie tickets costing about $10 each and snacks costing as much as a meal, it almost doesn't seem worth it to go to the movies anymore. Sneaking candy into the movies has never been more enticing than it is today, but those extra snacks may be even worse than you think. Not only are movie theater snacks extremely expensive, but they are full of calories as well.
Have you ever wondered the nutrition value of movie theater snacks? Wonder no more, today's infographic, The Scary Truth About Movie Theater Snacks is all about how bad movie theater snacks are. For example did you know a large popcorn with butter is the equivalent of having four cheeseburgers, or 1500 calories? What if you decided you wanted a small package of candy instead? It's smaller it's bound to be better for you right? Wrong, an 8 oz package of Reese's pieces is 1200 calories. Ultimately a worse amount of food to calorie ratio. [Diet To Go]
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How many of y'all are friends with your professors on facebook? I have friended a couple of my past teachers, but not very many. I feel that the learning community didn't really know to jump into the social media wave, but they ultimately went for it. Over 90% of college faculty engages with social media compared to less than 50% of other professionals. Those in higher education seem to care less if students know about their real life as to someone with a business client.
I've heard that employers and universities will look up applicants on facebook or twitter to see what they are like when they aren't in an interview. As much as it is creepy, sometimes having a company see that you will fit its culture from your twitter is a good thing.
In my opinion professionals will gradually enter the social media world. Most start-ups and technology companies encourage their employees to have a twitter. This way customers believe they are creating a relationship with the companies through social media outlets. All organizations know the key to repeat customers is post-purchase interaction. [Via]


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- A week after Apple (AAPL) announced its third attempt at Apple TV, Google (GOOG) chief Eric Schmidt says Google TV is set to go this fall.
The comments came Tuesday during Schmidt's talk at the IFA technology show in Berlin, according to Reuters.
Google plans to apply its Web search system to a video management program that will play TV shows and Internet video including its own YouTube offerings.
To make it happen, Google said in May that it had partnered with Sony (SNE), Logitech (LOGI) and Intel (INTC) to develop Google TV products.Sony and tech giant Samsung have said they plan to include the Google TV system inside televisions, potentially eliminating the need for a separate set-top box. The move comes after Apple introduced a new version of its less-than-popular Apple TV device that promises to stream TV shows, movies and Net videos. In trying to successfully bridge the separate domains of TV and Internet video, Apple and Google are taking direct aim at TV set-top boxmakers like Cisco (CSCO) and Motorola (MOT). This is a familiar path where giants like Microsoft's (MSFT) WebTV have strived and failed. --Written by Scott Moritz in New York.
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discussing of music and pieces within an band. What do I would like to
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- Upload of mp3 takes which has been recorded during rehearsals or
- Click somewhere in a timeline based image (e.g. amplitude/time or
spectrum/time) and the playback starts there.
- Define views on parts of an mp3 recording, because they are
sometimes several hours long and often contain different songs and
lots of talk
- Attach Comments (of different musicians) to certain parts or
timestamps of a recording
- Discuss pieces, eventually with inclusion of some staves (which
should be rendered on the server).
- All editing should be stored in a versioning repository, like most
wikis do.
- It should be usable be musicians who don't have a degree in
information sciences and who don't want to spent to much time with
the platform itself. Perhaps something like a wiki for musicians.
- Hardware requisites on the user side should not be more than be a web
browser (graphics based) and a mp3 playing app that is capable to
play back streams.
What I'm _not_ looking for:
- Something like Ardour with a web frontend (ok, it wouldn't be a show
stopper if it's features were available as well).
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I would like to know, if there is some similar project out there in the
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Now that we know US viewers are finally going to get to see the second season of the popular, lavish period drama The Paradise for themselves – and we know that so many of YOU all out there love it – it'll be joining the recap lineup here at Telly Visions later this Fall.
However, that would also be about the time that I realized that if I'm going to recap the new season, I need a refresher on the old one. And I bet some of you do too! So, welcome to another installment of our Retrospective Recap Series – because we're gonna do Series 1 of The Paradise here on the blog over the next few weeks. I hope some of you out there love it (or me?) enough to stick around and chat about it. If you too need a refresher, or would like to watch along with me, the entire first season can be streamed online via both Netflix and Amazon Instant Video (though, sadly, not the Prime service).
On with the show, shall we? Let's get to chatting about The Paradise Season 1, Episode 1. Enjoy!
Like many of you, I've been faithfully watching Series 2 of Last Tango in Halifax, a late-in-life romance/family drama. But half way through last Sunday's episode I started to wonder why we haven't done recaps of this exceedingly chat worthy show. I won't lie, more than once I've rolled my eyes at the constant barrage of melodramatic circumstances that have befallen the Buttershaw/Dawson clan. But I've also witnessed authentic family dynamics that ring so true I feel that they are speaking directly to me. In my opinion, the merits outweigh the soap opera elements. In fact, I liken it to a more serious and decidedly adult-themed Brady Bunch for our time.
So Last Tango fans, here's my rehash of the most important developments in the very eventful lives of our favorite West Yorkshire residents. So far this series has boiled down to three major themes: estrangement, money and babies.
Previously, on Doctor Who: The Doctor and Rose return to modern day London, an alien spaceship crashes into the Houses of Parliament, flatulent aliens called the Slitheen are actually walking around in zip-up human costumes and have taken over the government, Downton Abbey's Penelope Wilton is the best MP ever, and about five different characters are currently being attacked by the aforementioned kind-of-gross aliens. Yes, we're experiencing our first two-parter, which is part of the reason this previously doesn't make a lot of sense. We're still in the middle of things.
This week, we continue on into the back half of this adventure, called not-at-all-dramatically World War Three. Wish I could tell you the flatulence jokes are fewer in this half. They're not.
Previously, on Doctor Who: Rose and the Doctor take their first trip together and travel five billion years into the future to watch the literal end of the world, Rose meets her first aliens who actually look like aliens, has her first near death experience and we learn a bit about why the Doctor looks so sad all the time.
This week, we're going back to the past to meet Charles Dickens, watch Nine turn into the world's biggest fanboy, meet yet another interesting secondary character who sacrifices themselves for the Doctor, and witness Rose's first real lesson in feminism. Click through and come chat with me and feel free to leave your favorite moments, funny lines, video clips or whatever floats your boat in the comments.
Previously, on Doctor Who: Simple shopgirl Rose Tyler meets a leather jacket-clad stranger called the Doctor who rescues her from living plastic, introduces her to aliens and invites her to go on adventures all over time and space. It's fantastic.
Our recap series continues this week with The End of the World. This is the the Ninth Doctor's second adventure, and is really our first proper Doctor Who story, featuring a trip into the future, a great number of fairly bizarre aliens and a mystery to solve. So click through, come chat and leave your thoughts in the comments!
This is not a drill: The Great Doctor Who Rewatch is here at last! I realize that I've been promising to get to this series for months and months now, so I'm pretty excited (and oddly relieved) to get started on this thing finally. Thank you to everyone that's hung in there waiting for me to not quite be so excruciatingly slow, and double thank you to the people that have asked me when I was ever going to get around to doing this thing. Harassment generally works, so make a note of it.
Ever since we finished the Great Doc Martin Rewatch, I've been itching for something new to watch and write about. I ultimately decided that The Great Doctor Who Rewatch seemed to be an obvious choice for one of these reap series here on the blog – several readers have expressed interest in chatting about it and we've been airing the series (well, onward from the 2005 "reboot") on WETA UK, so it feels like a good fit. Plus, as I know I have mentioned ad nauseum by now around here, it is my favorite show. Finding ways to talk about it is never going to be the problem.
So, here we are, done dusted and official, the Great Doctor Who Rewatch begins right now. But first, a bit of history: Doctor Who holds the Guinness World Record as the longest running science fiction television program in the world. It premiered on November 23, 1963 and has pretty much just kept going ever since. However, the show did take quite a substantial break after 1989 (with a small break for a television film in 1996) until it was re-launched in 2005 under showrunner Russell T. Davies. This is known in some Whovian circles as the "reboot", and it's where our Great Rewatch will get started. (I love all things Who but even I'm not sure if I could get us through every episode of both the new AND classic series. Maybe someday!) The 2005 re-launch featured Christopher Eccleston as the Ninth incarnation of the Doctor alongside companion Billie Piper, and, well, it's been pretty successful ever since.
So, sit back, relax, and let's chat about a time traveling alien, his human companion(s), and their adventures through time and space in a blue police box.
Previously, on Mr. Selfridge: Selfridge and Ellen's affair continues apace, sparking gossip around town and forcing us to suffer through another horrible "musical" bit. There's an inter-staff debate about whether it's appropriate to sell Sekrit Ladies Items such as perfume on the ground floor of the store. Henri Leclair and his amazing reactions to things are maybe the best part of this show. Mrs. Selfridge finds out some specifics about her husband's affair with Ellen and decides maybe she does want to be friends with Edwardian Hipster the painter after all. Henri sets Ellen up with a scandalous photoshoot, which somehow seems to make Selfridge like her less, though it's not really clear why. Agnes gets punched in the face by her dad and gets to flirt with Henri.
Mr. Selfridge rolls on this week with its third episode, complete with an appearance by a prima ballerina, an emotional meltdown, some eavesdropping, an embarrassing public scene and more. Click through for a play-by-play and come dish the latest drama in the comments. It'll be fun. Promise.
Previously, on Mr. Selfridge: American entrepreneur Harry Gordon Selfridge is bound and determined to open the greatest department store the world has ever seen in London. This process is a dramatic one. He gets a shopgirl (Agnes) fired, joins forces with a semi-scandalous society lady (Lady Mae), develops a crush on an actress (Ellen), has the most awesome staff ever (Mr. Crab, Fraser, Henri Leclair) and hires about a billion random workers who all have varied storylines intersecting with each other (Kitty, Victor, George, Miss Mardle, Mr. Grove, etc.). It's a lot of plot – and a lot of character names – to remember, and I didn't even mention the actual members of the Selfridge family yet. Whew.
Anyway. Mr. Selfridge rolls on this week with its second episode, complete with debates over beauty products, scandalous affairs, flirting and all manner of drama. Click through for a play-by-play and come dish the latest developments in the comments.
New Masterpiece drama Mr. Selfridge is here – and it has all the makings of a great series. Of course these things include elaborate sets, fancy costumes and a bevy of characters whose names you will have no hope of remembering for at least a week. Welcome to period drama, people. Selfridge tells the story of the famous Oxford Street department store and the people who work there, and there looks to be plenty of romance, intrigue and poor life decisions to keep us entertained in a world without Downton Abbey. At the very least, it's going to be fun to talk about.
Join us below for a rundown of events from the Mr. Selfridge premiere – and tell us what you think of the show so far in the comments! (Fair warning: The premiere was two hours tonight, so this is a bit on the long side. Get comfy!)
Previously, on Downton Abbey: Tom's behavior means he and Sybil have to flee Ireland, Ethel gives her son to his grandparents, Anna and Bates have a whole episode where their main storyline is whether they get letters from each other (zzzzzzz…), Carson hires the most attractive footman in Northern England, and Robert should not be trusted with Monopoly money, let alone an estate fortune.
Series 3 rolls on this week with an episode packed with emotional moments large and small and one shocking, unexpected twist. Click through and let's get to chatting.
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Caption: The Earth's outer layer is broken into moving, interacting plates whose motion at the surface generates most earthquakes, creates volcanoes and builds mountains. In this image, the orange layer represents the deformable, warm asthenosphere in which there is active mantle flow. The green layer is the lithospheric plate, which forms at the mid ocean ridge, then cools down and thickness as it moves away from the ridge. The cooling of the plate overprints a compositional boundary that forms at the ridge by dehydration melting and is preserved as the plate ages. The more easily deformable, hydrated rocks align with mantle flow. The directions of past and present-day mantle flow can be detected by seismic waves, and changes in the alignment of the rocks inside and at the bottom of the plate can be used to identify layering.
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Just think of the term: assault weapons. Is it unreasonable to take the term literally? They are made for assaulting. They are made to kill humans.
Who should have them? Who? Say it out loud. That's right: law enforcement, and only law enforcement. There is NO other reasonable alternative, but there are many other failed attempts at reason. We'll hear many in response to this letter.
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Since the split went away, I went for a full sack of CM-WHET. Sack count is now 9. I might fill in a few more to get to the 5 minimum value and change what I want as we get closer. (Right now I don't need any grain! )
You guys see this thread? http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f174/col...y-kegs-301569/
Could possibly do the same thing if we could get enough people together (if the Elmira keg deal falls through).
Woot! I just ordered a super fast thermapen! Since spending $100 on a thermometer sounds crazy to me, I justified it by applying some cash back points from my credit card!
Copyright: I tried your nut brown the other night. It was quite tasty, thank you! What yeast did you use in that? I taste a faint similarity to the last Scotch Ale I made and I'm wondering if it's the yeast.
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Insomniac sets its sights on a May release for Fuse
Insomniac Games' cooperative shooter Fuse will be releasing on May 28 and May 31 in North America and Europe, respectively, the studio announced today. This comes after a delay earlier this year and something of a confused identity; you might remember the game best by its previous name, Overstrike.
I've struggled to feel anything other than apathy towards Fuse, though that's not necessarily a fault unique to the title so much as it is me being generally burned out on third-person shooters. Hopefully for those of you who aren't, this will be a title worth playing. It is the first real multiplatform release for Insomniac, after all.
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Two men arrested on garage forecourt after police chase over nightclub shooting
Police have arrested two men in connection with the investigation into a nightclub shooting after a dramatic car chase through north London.
Police last night arrested three men and a woman suspected of peddling a fatal dose of heroin to tragic actor Phillip Seymour Hoffman.
05 February 2014
Steve Coogan was joined by Iron Lady actress Alexandra Roach, Luther's Ruth Wilson and War Horse's Jeremy Irvine at a special screening of Philomena.
31 January 2014
Matthew McConaughey says it was a "miracle" that his new Oscar-nominated movie Dallas Buyers Club was made, as no Hollywood producers wanted to go near it.
30 January 2014
29 January 2014
Last night's premiere of Private Lives — where we learnt that China is very big and Japan is very small — made guests nostalgic for the Thirties golden age of fast-talking divorce romances. The "premiere" is a filmed version of the play, released in cinemas next Thursday.
28 January 2014
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27 January 2014
Actor Hugh Bonneville had a boost on the set of his new movie The Monuments Men after finding out co-stars George Clooney and Matt Damon watched Downton Abbey.
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A few days ago, author Maureen Johnson tweeted, "I do wish I had a dime for every email I get that says, 'Please put a non-girly cover on your book so I can read it. – signed, A Guy,'" and the Coverflip challenge was born. Johnson asked her followers to "take a well-known book, then to imagine the author of that book was of the opposite gender, or was genderqueer, and imagine what that cover might look like." Some of the resulting cover makeovers are funny (like the above reimagining of Shutter Island as a beachy "novel of self-discovery"), some are pretty ridiculous, but they all say a hell of a lot about how books are very clearly gendered, and how publishers market male and female authors in drastically different ways. Want proof? Click on the gallery to check out a few more crazy Coverflips… [Huffington Post]
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Tampa, FL (PRWEB) February 18, 2010 -- Super Green Technologies, Florida's fastest growing green company, announces U.S. distribution of the most innovative and eco-friendly tankless water heaters on the market today. Super Green Technologies water heaters utilize patented technology that will set a new standard in water heating and related applications, provide far more then simply a better way to produce hot water, and achieve immediate and broad-based adoption as the company's full product line is UL tested and approved.
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Question: What other TV shows did Gene Roddenberry create before Star Trek? Thanks.
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A separated shoulder or an acromioclavicular joint injury happens when the scapula and the
clavicle come together. The shoulder is composed of three bones: the collarbone or clavicle; the shoulder blade
scapula; and the humerus or arm bone. The acromioclavicular joint is the one that links the scapula and the
clavicle. When the joint is disrupted, a shoulder separation occurs. This is sometimes called an AC separation.
This injury is different from a shoulder dislocation, which occurs when the arm bone is displaced from its
socket. These two shoulder conditions have different implications, complications, and treatments.
The most common cause of this injury is a traumatic event that resulted from a specific incident such as a
forceful blow to the shoulder or a hard fall that made you land on your shoulders. These incidents often occur in
sports activities like football, rugby, or ice hockey. Falling off from riding a horse or a bicycle can also result
in this type of shoulder injury.
Symptoms of shoulder separation include an immediate and sharp pain usually accompanied by an inflammation and
swelling as manifested by a large bump on top of the shoulder. Bruising can occur with tenderness around the
bruised area, as well as by a limited range of movement. In more serious cases, the injury can result in arm
The diagnosis of a shoulder separation is formed through a physical examination of the patient. An X-ray should
reveal the extent of the injury. It will also become apparent if there is evidence of broken bones such as
fractures or any deformity in the physical appearance of the shoulder joints. If the X-ray result is not clear, try
holding a weight while undergoing the X-ray procedure. This will better show instability in the shoulder
Shoulder separation is divided into different types according to the injury's severity and the location and
position of the displaced bones. Type I involves the capsule around the AC joint that is injured. Type II includes
an injury to the AC joint capsule and vital ligaments of the clavicle. Type III is a more severe case of Type II
injury. Type IV occurs when the clavicle is displaced at the back of the AC joint, which is quite unusual. When the
muscle above the joint is punctured by the clavicle, it is considered a Type V. Type VI is the rarest and happens
when the clavicle is pushed down and displaced to the area below the scapula.
Immediate concern following the injury is to manage the inflammation and pain that come with it. This can be
helped by ice, together with pain and anti-inflammatory medications. Resting the shoulder will greatly reduce the
pain. For a minor injury, stretching and motion exercises can be done.
Non-surgical shoulder treatment options include physical therapy for muscle build up
around the AC joint. This develops stability. A long-term therapy follow-up after the surgical repair of severe
cases also works quite well. Sometimes, in some medical literature that studies therapy versus surgery, the former
is a better option.
Surgical procedures can be done to treat severe shoulder separation cases. However, the risk of the onset of
diseases like arthritis is increased. The Mumford procedure can be performed if this happens.
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Mugs, steins, flutes, pilsener glasses, stout glasses, goblets, bottles, skulls of vanquished foes, carbonation-optimized pieces or industry swag, curvy ones and down-to-earth ones, and maybe even a simple shotglass: what do you prefer to drink from? Do you stick to glassware intended for specific beer styles or do you take caution to the wind?
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I find myself reaching for a snifter most often, just feels right. But I also love an English pub glass. I am a firm believer in using the right glass for the style...even if the difference is only mental perception.
Love the Sam Adams glasses, stouts in the pints, and higher gravity speciality beers in the sniffter glass. Hoppy beers I prefer the pint glass as well.
I like the Stella chalice...the shape at the top of the glass does a nice job holding the head. And I get to use the word "chalice" I don't drink Stella though...and I have not found a way to get the logo off the glass.
"You cant be a real country unless you have a beer and an airline it helps if you have some kind of football team, or some nuclear weapons but at the very least you need a beer"
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If I'm just drinking, whatever glass. When I'm tasting, a small pour into a white wine glass never fails.
I really like the "Geordie Schooner" from Newcastle...
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I preferred one filled with BEER!
Any glass that's clear, isn't too heavy, and fits the entirety of a 12 oz. bottle to a little below the wide brim for head display.
I would prefer the glass have some design to it, but more in terms of unique shape vs. a gaudy imprint of a brewery logo... especially one that I don't particularly admire.
The thickness of the glass is also a biggy for me. I don't want to be sipping from a 1/8 to 1/4-inch thick brim. A laser-etched bottom to display the active carb bubbles wouldn't hurt either, but it isn't mandatory.
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I loved the first two books in this series. I re-listened to both of them before starting this book. Perhaps that is why I was so disappointed when I finished this one.
We finally get to meet Sabetha. Unfortunately, to get the back story between her and Locke we encounter a play and the story drags in several parts during these interludes.
All of this could have been forgiven if the book had a solid ending. This book revolves around politics instead of a heist. And that leaves us with several sneaky tricks but no master plan to thoroughly enjoy at the conclusion. Worst of all, near the end of this book we have a deliberate manipulation of Locke's back story and are left with no explanations to anything.
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SUWANEE -- The guys wearing the white home jerseys Tuesday night made up a completely different cast, one that contained few faces from the state championship teams of the past two seasons.
Not that it was easy to tell from the result.
Showing the skill and swagger of a Class AAAAA state champion, the third-ranked Collins Hill boys whipped second-ranked and previously unbeaten Peachtree Ridge 7-1 in an important Region 7-AAAAA showdown.
The Eagles controlled play from the start against the upstart Lions, taking a 2-0 halftime lead and building a three-goal edge less than seven minutes into the second half. By the time Fabrice Momo scored his team's seventh goal in the waning minutes, the top-three showdown was well into blowout mode.
"We still have a lot of talent," Collins Hill boys coach Drew Prentice said. "We have a lot of good players in the starting lineup and our bench really stepped up tonight. That's the best they've played all year. We've got just enough to be dangerous again."
Collins Hill (9-1, 2-0) lost most of the offensive firepower from its 2009 and 2010 title teams, but producing chances wasn't a problem in its showdown with the Lions. A Peachtree Ridge defense that had allowed only three goals in its seven matches with Georgia teams this season had no answer for the Eagles.
"We're looking good," said senior Zak Wallingford, one of the few holdovers from last year's title team. "If we keep putting the pieces together, it's going to work out well. As long as we keep working like we have, we'll be good."
Collins Hill had an 8-1 edge in shots on goal and a 3-1 advantage on corner kicks in the first half, consistently pressuring the Lions (9-1, 1-1) from the start.
The Eagles finally struck in the 21st minute when Eli Carrasco's corner kick found Emmanuel Raji, whose header at the back post broke the tie. The second goal was just as pretty, with Raji finding a sprinting Wallingford, who zig-zagged through a pack of defenders and the goalkeeper for a 2-0 edge in the 32nd minute.
Wallingford also scored the third goal early in the second half off an assist from Amiri Abraham, who caused the Lions problems all night. Abraham hit the post twice and finally broke through, scoring the game's fourth goal in the 57th minute by juking through the defense and ripping a left-footed blast.
Abraham made it 5-0 barely more than two minutes later when he lobbed a pass to the back post, where Carrasco finished. Dominic Bonilla then set up Jordan Brust in the 68th minute for the 6-0 lead.
The offensive explosion was plenty for the Collins Hill defense, which kept Peachtree Ridge from threatening until an odd goal in the 69th minute when Branden Green and Eagle goalie Jackson Taylor collided in the air and the ball trickled into the net off a long free kick.
Otherwise, Josh Fancher, Matt Dyck, Mark Riggins, Nima Vojdani, Nomis Cisic and the rest of the Collins Hill defense held strong for a huge win early in the region schedule.
"The things we do well, we did perfectly tonight," Prentice said. "We moved the ball well. We didn't have any silly turnovers. We were solid in the back and we defended well as a team."
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