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Announcing The Ron Paul Homeschool Curriculum!Submitted by RonPaul4Prez2012 on Sat, 04/06/2013 - 18:28
Welcome to the Ron Paul Curriculum
Here, you and your children can get an education in liberty like no other. I invite parents to take courses and participate on forums -- to get the education they never had. Parents do not pay for the individual courses that they purchase for their children.
Here, students learn the basics of Western Civilization and Western liberty -- how it was won, how it is being lost, and how it will be restored. (Not can . . . will.)
Students also learn the basics of American history, the United States Constitution, and American geography.
They get two courses on free market economics. They get two courses on government, including a how-to course on reclaiming America, one county at a time.
Students get mathematics, either through calculus or statistics or both.
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They also learn how to start a home-based business. Here is the story . . . in under five minutes.
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Good for Ron Paul!
He has always been a stalwart supporter of Homeschooling, so I expect great things of this curriculum.
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Love won! Deliverance from Tyranny is on the way! Col. 2:13-15
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I'm jealous!
Maybe I should go back to Kindergarten to learn the right way!
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Fantastic News!
My wife and I have home-schooled our children for several years now, we will most definitely be using this! I agree that the charges for this are miniscule too, anyone that has looked into home school curriculum knows that it is very easy to spend a thousand or so just on math if you want to.
Thank you Dr. Paul for displaying such foresight, this is extremely important.
This is SO important...
and SO POWERFUL. I hope there will be more up votes for this thread, jeeze! :P.....Ron Paul does it again baby! Spread this and enroll, parents!
Keep your eye on the prize! - Ending legal tender laws in order for the Federal Reserve System to self-destruct is of the upmost importance.
What in the World are They Spraying https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jf0khstYDLA
Great concept, but presentaton needs improvement
Very exciting concept, but there was too much apologizing for the miniscule charges, and the presentation was weak. Ron Paul needs to get help from some media types like John Stossel or Benn Swann to improve the presentation.
'Each individual is separated from others by a "taboo of personal isolation"...this "narcissism of minor differences"'
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think intellectually, Gary North is probably perfect for
the type of curriculum that Dr. Paul had in mind.
My only question is: for an eponymous endeavor that's called the RonPaulCurriculum.com, why the heck isn't Dr. Paul in the video that introduces a program that bears his own name???
Also, why not call it RonPaulClassRoom.com??
Guess the prerequisite is, one has to be literate enough to know what a "curriculum" is, let alone know how to spell it out!
But...but..but, doesn't that rule out most Public Indoctrination Center victims who desperately need to be able to find his home-school program, the most?
Come on Doc, how are they gonna find what they can't spell??
Come on Doc, please lower the barrier to spelling entry!
Glad that Dr. Paul the Elder has a much higher opinion of the future of America, than little 'ol moi.O)
Predictions in due Time...
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Do you need a crutch or a gimmick to help get you started changing your eating habits? I think its ok and here are some crutches that I have used effectively in the past:
1. Diet bars. I have used these successfully as a 3:00 afternoon snack. Although I no longer need them, they were really helpful the first 2 weeks (probably to prop up protein, blood sugar, and the notion of being on a �plan�). I prefer bars under 180 calories, with good protein. The soy-based bars usually taste better than whey-based ones. Two brands I like are the Biggest Loser bars from Walgreens (sweetened with stevia) and the Nimble bars from Dollar Tree.
2. Drinks with Citrimax. When I lost 160 pounds, I drank a lot of SlimLite from Sam�s Club. As far as I know, it�s no longer made. So, I�ve substituted SoBe Lifewater which is available almost everywhere. Check the labels, however, to make sure your favorite flavor is zero calories and contains the Citrimax (if you want to suppress hunger). Strawberry Dragonfruit is my favorite. These drinks really do relieve the feeling of wanting to gnaw your own arm off. And they keep you hydrated. SoBe LifeWater is sweetened with stevia. Yes, I know the bottles are bad for the planet, but I do take all of them to recycling. I currently drink about one per day, usually in the afternoon.
3. Subway. In my last diet campaign, I figured �If it�s good for Jarrod, it�s good for me.� I wasn�t good a meal planning in those days and Subway made it simple. I ate lunch at Subway 6 days a week and sometimes dinner too. I stuck with the basics: wheat bread and turkey (or turkey and ham), and ALL the veggies. These days, I still like Subway but the sodium level bothers me more. I do sometimes get a veggie/avocado sub or a steak salad (sounds odd, tastes great). The chicken breast is also lower sodium and I avoid the pickles and yellow peppers.
4. Lean Cuisine. Pre-packed frozen meals are also easy: no planning, no measuring, and easy to track calories. I have leaned on them, at times. The problems are: they contain too much sodium for some of us and the vegetable servings are puny. My idea of a serving of vegetables is a cup or two. Their idea seems to be about a � of a cup which sometimes gets absorbed(?) into the sauce, because the veggies are hard to see! I�ve found if I don�t get at least 2 cups of vegetables a day, I�m hungry. Of course, you can plan to cook extra vegetables with the meal and have some fruit for dessert�but then you�re back to meal planning again. But still, the variety is nice.
5. Snack bowls and single-serve bags. I�m not a big fan of the 100 calorie bags because they typically aren�t filled with premium quality food. I usually prefer to get a little less of a higher quality food. But they probably have their uses. What I do like are the snack bowls of applesauce and fruit. They allow me to have something different everyday without the rest of the jar or can going moldy. Same with small bags of chips. I don�t eat chips very often and I don�t want to commit to eating a big bag of chips. The birds outdoors don�t need any more stale potato chips! Yes, I know I could �baggie out� my own single chip servings but they stay fresher longer if the factory does it. Again, the snack bowls go to recycling; the small chip bags�oh well, not many of those anyway.
How about you? Do you have something that helped get you started or helps keep you going? Are diet crutches ok?
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Cold War Reenactors? Reforger anyone?
Posted 20 March 2009 - 03:35 AM
I am watching BDUs and LBE ride into the sunset. To say nothing of the Kpots being replaced by ACH/MICH helmets and steel pots returning to their "Vietnam roots" and being sold to overseas collectors.
When was the last GOOD set of green poly cotton fatigues in "human size" seen?
Remember when desert chocolate chip DCUs were plentiful in any size?
Peerhaps it is time for some Cold Warriors?
Any oppinions?
Posted 20 March 2009 - 08:06 AM
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Posted 20 March 2009 - 01:45 PM
Some day it'll be worth cash if she sells it on ebay.
Edited by Sgt_Rock_EasyCo, 20 March 2009 - 01:50 PM.
Posted 20 March 2009 - 04:10 PM
nah, I'd only do the mid period with OG-107s and eat boned chicken and/or turkey
Posted 20 March 2009 - 04:41 PM
I appologize if it seems I'm berating your idea.The above was just me cutting-up,I actually kinda like the idea!!!Probably won't pan out.....yet,but keep the dream alive man,keep the dream alive!!!!!
Posted 20 March 2009 - 05:00 PM
Posted 20 March 2009 - 05:31 PM
Maybe someone will do a screen adaptation of Team Yankee by Harold Coyle. It was the story of WWIII in Europe which never happened.
Team Yankee was great, or Red Storm Rising would be another great source for what we're planning for Speilberg...though even his pockets may not be deep enough to give that book (RSR) a fair treatment. Thank God neither of these scenarios came to pass!
The AR15A1 (in lieu of M16 variants) are available on the market. Of course, the AKs used for any VN movie would be just as good, regardless of the setting - VN 1968, Cold War 1980s, Somalia, OIF/OEF. Amazing weapon, that one, even if it is a POS. Gimme an M1!
Edited by gpw_42, 20 March 2009 - 05:32 PM.
Posted 20 March 2009 - 05:40 PM
Posted 20 March 2009 - 05:52 PM
Reenact Cold War? No way! You are not getting me to wear MILES gear again!
Thats exactly the way I feel. Reenact it? Heck! I lived it. http://www.usmilitar...tyle_emoticons/default/yucky.gif
Posted 20 March 2009 - 06:07 PM
Thats exactly the way I feel. Reenact it? Heck! I lived it. http://www.usmilitar...tyle_emoticons/default/yucky.gif
I can't agree more, been there done that. Plus I doubt I could ever fit in those old uniforms again. Here is me in 1982 at Yakima Firing Center, Washington State in NBC MOPP II. The mask is to protect one from of the volcanic dust still around from Mount Saint Helens.
Posted 20 March 2009 - 06:09 PM
Posted 20 March 2009 - 09:14 PM
And here is the first thing I saw in the morning at Yakima after sleeping rough on the ground for weeks.
AAAHHHH! A Yak attack! Freeze all night and roast all day - man, I hate that place!
Posted 20 March 2009 - 10:27 PM
BDU's for cold war?
nah, I'd only do the mid period with OG-107s and eat boned chicken and/or turkey
Sounds good to me, heavily starched fatigues, spit shined jump boots, (99% spit, 1% shine). http://www.usmilitar...tyle_emoticons/default/thumbsup.gif
And dinner, Chicken and/or Turkey, how about some Fruit Cocktail or a John Wayne bar for desert?
I personally liked the Meat and Potatoes with the package of salt dumped in it, cooked in our tank heater, and remove it before it blows up.
I completely forgot about the good ol' Gamma Goat.
Posted 21 March 2009 - 08:04 AM
That pic of the stacked goats makes me really start thinking this could be fun.Team Yankee,almost forgot that one...had to run to the attic and dig it outa the box to read it again!!! We better watch out or we'll start dating ourselves,sshh,kk?
P.S. Ft. Lewis 83' in my brand new BDU's
Posted 21 March 2009 - 12:00 PM
D.A.T. - Your photo of rows and rows of M561 Gama Goats bring back memories. As a mortar platoon leader at Ft. Lewis I had 4 of these beasts that were a maintenance nightmare. Later I branched transferred from Infantry to Quartermaster in the mid-80 and commanded a Quartermaster Heavy Material Supply Company (HMSC) in Hanau, Germany. One of of my platoons operated the V Corps Class VII point. So we received thousands of Gamma Goats, Jeeps and M880 Dodge pickup trucks. Most of these went to DRMO but a good number of Gama Goats went to various ranges in Germany as targets.
Edited by ehrentitle, 21 March 2009 - 12:00 PM.
Posted 21 March 2009 - 01:18 PM
I am sure there were some recon units in US Army Europe (USAREUR), and maybe if the balloon had gone up you might have seen some platoon and company level actions. But everything over there was geared towards large mass and fast moving formations. (Although I do understand the Berlin Bde. practiced small unit urban combat with the goal of delaying a Soviet take over of the city).
I have my own personal thoughts on REFORGER, and most of them should probably be kept to myself. I was never one of the unfortunate souls who had to load up stateside, arrive, draw gear from a prepositioned depot, roll across a strange country in convoy, set up operations and then got into a training exercise. I got to watch it from the perspective of already being in country and just watching what had previously been neat and orderly turn into chaos.
I am sure our friends from the Warsaw Pact were watching every detail. I always wondered if they were in awe at our ability to move so much material so fast, or if they were laughing their boots off at some of our gaffs.
So what would be your scenario for a fun filled weekend of reenacting the Cold War?
Border Patrol duty: Spend endless hours walking along a path 10 meters back from the border post looking for signs of activity. (Much more exciting would be the Korean version of DMZ patrol, where you might actually get shot at). Or you could spend rotating shifts in a sandbagged bunker watching farmers on the other side of the fence tend their fields.
Convoy: Get at least 12 military vehicles, mount large orange rotating lights on the top of them along with yellow signs that say CONVOY AHEAD, and then drive for hours on the interstate no faster than 45 mph. You will make lots of new friends with the other drivers who will signify their approval of you being there by ducking in and out of your column and making friendly gestures towards you.
Convoy, part II: The Maneuver Damage add on module. Run the bumper of your 2 1/2 ton truck against the soft side of a Mercedes. When the driver gets out, explain to him in a language he does not understand that you are here to protect his country.
Where are we now? Dispatch your team to various points on the map. Move your headquarters without telling anybody. Lose radio contact because of fog, hills and other odd terrain features unique to the country. Ask the locals for directions in a language they do not understand. Buy a new map at the local gas station because the military map you were issued was drafted in 1968. Finally regain contact with headquarters by using the payphone located in the center of the local town. Miss your connection with your chow, and end up feeding your platoon with bread and lunchmeat bought from one of the local vendors. Stay out of sight of your higher command until the exercise is over and then convoy back to your home base.
Darn its cold! Sleep in a drafty tent while it snows at least 8 inches. At 2am do everything you can to relight the heater. Put your feet into your cold boots which you forgot to put inside your sleeping bag. Put cold water in your steel pot and shave with just soap. Walk over to the mess tent and find out the cooks could not get the fires started this morning. Eat C-Rations that were stored outside on a truck after placing them inside your field jacket for 20 minutes to warm them up. Look forward to another 15 days of this and swear you will never complain about your quarters back at post ever again.
Out on the town: show up at a local civilian bar or restaurant dressed in civvies that you have owned since high school. Speak awkwardly and slowly in a language the locals cannot understand. Gaze longingly at the local women, including the underaged and married. Drink lots of beer and get loud. When asked to behave loudly remind the manager who won WWII and that if it weren't for you the Russians would be there instead. Leave before the MP's show up.
Gamma Goat Maintenance Weekend: Your CO says all vehicles are to be up and running by Monday morning or everyone is losing a stripe. Find a Gamma Goat and fully replace all of the hydralic lines and field test. Have fun!
Edited by gwb123, 21 March 2009 - 01:25 PM.
Posted 21 March 2009 - 01:22 PM
It was more fun than anyone should of had at 25 years old.
Praise God above that it never turned into a real war. Europe would have been glowing in the dark for the next 1200 years.
Posted 21 March 2009 - 01:47 PM
I've posted this before, but this is my "been there, done that" photo.
It was more fun than anyone should of had at 25 years old.
Praise God above that it never turned into a real war. Europe would have been glowing in the dark for the next 1200 years.
Nice photo. Love the pickle suit. I personally didn't like the pickle suit and the 1st pattern BDU's were kinda hot. On the other hand I LOVED the Jungle Fatigues we were issued during Grenada. I've got them hidden away and someday they'll be worth something.
You are correct about Berlin Brigade- I was in the Scout/Sniper section and we performed mostly recon missions and small unit actions. Some of missions were real-world like scouting the "wall" or driving through East Berlin checking on our "Allies" the Russians. We travelled to the West and conducted combat training in Bergel and WildChicken. Most of our operations were Battalion sized or smaller. We trained heavily in urban combat but many of our guys were Ranger or former Airborne Infantry with plenty of rural and jungle experience and some of us with combat experience. There was no better place out on the town than Berlin!!
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Feb. 20, 2014
By G. Michael Dobbs
A ghost story worth watching and a television show from the vaults are in this week's movie review column.
The hot creatures in horror films these days are definitely zombies, vampire and ghosts, but this new film starring Abigail Breslin definitely doesn't fall into the conventions of films such as the "Paranormal" series.
This is a film that puts the emphasis on setting up a unique story with an appealing central character and a villain who is revealed to be more and more evil as the film progresses. It manages to scare you without gimmicks or gore, as well. That's a rarity these days.
When I realized the film was directed by Vincenzo Natali that explained a lot. Natali directed two of the most clever fright films I've seen in a long time: "Cube" and "Splice." He is clearly drawn to stories that could, at first, be seen as carrying on horror genre traditions and then tips our expectations over.
In "Haunter," Breslin plays Lisa, a 15-year-old in 1985, who has an uncomfortable realization: she and her family are repeating the same Sunday over and over. Now, until "Ground Hog Day," there is a very sinister reason for this: they are dead and Lisa is the only one to have awakened to this fact.
She now sets out to find out how they died, where they are and what are the voices she keeps hearing. The evidence points to whatever had happened to her family has happened to others and is still continuing,
I hate revealing too much more of the plot, which has some great twists and turns, but I can assure you it certainly held my attention.
Breslin, who was nominated for an Oscar for her performance in "Little Miss Sunshine," does well in her role of a normal teen turned heroine. She certainly holds her own against Stephen McHattie, the character actor known for his many sinister roles.
If you like a good ghost story, "Haunter" is for you.
It's difficult to believe in this wrap of cheap reality shows that at one point network television actually had a soul. Advertisers and network executives were willing to spend time and money doing something that was entertaining, informative and couldn't be easily pigeonholed.
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A number of these shows have made their way to home video and the latest is a treat for anyone who appreciates dance. In 1958, Gene Kelly – do I have explain who Gene Kelly was? – wrote, co-directed and choreographed an hour dedicated to showing the link between how athletes move and dance.
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Now before you think this is some recipe for a hideous variety show, it's not. Kelly wrote in his notes for the show, "My two loves are dancing and sports. I love to watch them and I love to participate in them. I know that the foundation of my dancing style is a 50-50 mixture of ballet and athletic training and where one leaves off and the other begins I am never quite sure."
This show is fascinating as it reveals much about Kelly's own philosophy about dancing.
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Even seasoned Scully is awed by Australia
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Hearing legendary Dodgers announcer Vin Scully rave about the experience of the Opening Series is a good clue that the first regular-season MLB game Down Under, and the week-long celebration of Australian culture that surrounded it, amounted to one smas…Upvote Share Tweet
Kershaw able to flip switch in AustraliaMLB.com nytimes.com ESPN.com Mar 22The day after the season opener went so well, left-hander Clayton Kershaw explained why many of the Dodgers were apprehensive about making this trip to Australia.Upvote Share Tweet
Game 1 stud Van Slyke sits in finaleMLB.com CNNSI.com yahoo.com nytimes.com Mar 22Scott Van Slyke, the unlikely offensive star in Saturday's 3-1 Dodgers win, was on the bench to start Game 2 of the Opening Series, replaced in left field by Mike Baxter.Upvote Share Tweet
Dodgers show off home white unis in AustraliaAlthough they were the visiting team against the D-backs in the Opening Series finale, the Dodgers broke with baseball tradition and wore their home white uniforms.Upvote Share Tweet
Aussie Rowland-Smith impressed with crowdD-backs left-hander and Australia native Ryan Rowland-Smith was impressed with the reception the Dodgers and D-backs received from the locals during the first game of the season at Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday.Upvote Share Tweet
Mark Trumbo fooled by fly ball, scales outfield fence unnecessarily in Australiayahoo.com Mar 22Your browser does not support iframes. The Mark Trumbo in left field experiment went about as well as you might expect for the Arizona Diamondbacks during their opener against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday morning. Acquired from the Los Angeles An…Upvote Share Tweet
Cahill and Ryu set for Opening Series Game 2On the heels of the Dodgers' 3-1 win in the first game of the 2014 season, Trevor Cahill will be looking to lift the D-backs to a split in the Opening Series, while Hyun-Jin Ryu will attempt to make it two straight for Los Angeles in Sydney.Upvote Share Tweet
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SAO PAULO and HOUSTON, April 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- TAM (Bovespa: TAMM4 and NYSE: TAM) and Continental Airlines (NYSE: CAL), a Star Alliance member, have signed a reciprocal frequent flyer program agreement. Beginning April 6, TAM Fidelidade program members will be able to earn and redeem miles on flights operated by Continental Airlines. Similarly, members of Continental's OnePass program will be able to earn and redeem miles on TAM flights.
"Our agreement with Continental Airlines will provide immediate advantages to the passengers. We are pioneers in the introduction of an airline loyalty program in Brazil and we are now extending benefits further with this partnership. This is another important step for our integration with Star Alliance," declared TAM's commercial and planning vice president, Paulo Castello Branco.
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--Noob disclaimer--
I signed up for this forum a few days ago, and have already learned a laundry list of mistakes I made... I realize that. This was my first homebrew. It is a learning batch, but hopefully will still turn out tasty. I will not make the same mistakes again. But in an effort to save this batch, I'm going to ask "what would you do?"...
--Summary of mistakes--
Lesson Learned #1 - Don't just "follow the instructions" on the the kit especially regarding fermenting and bottling times...
Lesson Learned #2 - B Brite is not a sanitizer, it is just a cleaner.
Lesson Learned #3 - Always have enough ice on hand to chill properly.
Lesson Learned #4 - If using a wired digital thermometer don't let the entire wand dunk in the wort (past the end of the probe)... it kills them.
Lesson Learned #5 - Patience is a virtue.
Lesson Learned #6 - RDWHAHB
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90 min DFH IPA clone (extract w/ steeping grains) kit from my LHBS. I realize that this probably was not the easiest kit to start with, but it seemed like the tastiest. This is perhaps my favorite beer of all time.
My HB starter kit came with B-Brite, and no Star San... The kit came with no descriptions, so I assumed (wrongly) that it was a sanitizer. So long story short, I did not sanitize any of my fermenting equipment. Maybe not a big issue since this was the first time it was used. (I'm relaxed... and no I don't think I have any infection)
Steeped my Thomas Fawcett Amber at 155. Brought to boil (3 gallon boil). Added extract (8 lb LME Alexander's Pale, and 3 lb DME Muntons Light I think). Hopped every 10 mins for 90 mins. Used Centennial (they subbed this for Simcoe I think), Amarillo, and Warrior. Chilled the wort but ran out of ice, so I ended up putting the pot in the snow outside...
Got it down to about 85 before I pitched... Yes, I think that was too high. But I also brewed this on New Years Eve, and it took muuuuch longer than I thought it would... and it was getting late, and I was going to a party. The yeast package (Wyeast American Ale) said it was okay at 90... so I pitched. No starter. OG came in at 1.085. (Target was 1.081, I now think I didn't add quite enough water to hit the target OG exactly).
(I now realize that I may have done a job on my yeast by throwing it in at high temperature, high gravity, and no starter)
Fermenting took place in a 6.5 gal Truebrew bucket in a closet at about 60 to 65 degrees... (I now realize this temp is a little low) After 2 days it was going crazy. Foam bubbling out of airlock... Cleaned it a few times.
Excited to brew a different kit, I rushed back to my LHBS and bought a glass carboy, bottles, and star san. After a week I racked the 90IPA to the carboy leaving the trub behind. FG was 1.050 at this time.
The kit said to ferment for 2 weeks... So I checked FG at 2nd week... 1.035. I opened up the door and turned the heat up to almost 70 and wobbled the carboy to stir things up. Let it sit for another week. Krausen weakened but did not fully drop. After 3 weeks FG was 1.031...
So I bottled. (3 weeks total ferment) Target FG was supposed to be 1.015 or 1.018 or something like that... I was impatient, because I wanted the carboy empty to make yet another kit...
I'm not worrying. A little concerned maybe, but it tasted good at bottling. Really good... although a little sweet maybe. The bottles are currently sitting in the same closet at 60-65. (Put some in a growler too).
Now... what would you do? I was thinking about popping a bottle after a week just to make sure I don't have bombs... I would rather not dump the batch back into a carboy (especially since the carboy contains a Belgian Wit now). How would I even know if I did have bombs? Could I just pop them open, release the pressure, and then re-cap? OR of course I could just RDWHAMB and do nothing...
Like I said, I won't start worrying until bottles start exploding... but I'd also rather not have that happen. What would you do?
Thanks for listening...
Just in case, I would put the bottles and especially the growler into some sort of a blast-proof enclosure. Growlers aren't designed for carbonating.
Never occurred to me either, but there have been several threads on here on this subject and I have come to be a believer.
What prompted you to get a glass carboy? Was that part of your instructions?
You already had a fermenting bucket, why did you need to empty the glass carboy to make another kit? Just use the bucket.
I would be more worried about the growler than the bottles. If the growler doesn't explode, then I wouldn't expect the bottles to. (I believe) Growlers aren't for priming, only for filling with already carbonated beer.
Keep checking the bottles, you can always dump a bottle in your hydro tube to take a reading. They can take a lot of pressure, but if they start getting out of hand, relieve some pressure by prying the tops off a little, or stick them in the fridge.
The problem with emptying a bunch of small bottles into a large container to finish fermenting is that the beer will get a lot of exposure to oxygen. Especially with how hoppy the 90 min IPA is (assuming), you really want to limit exposure to oxygen.
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Pocket Neighboruhoods have nearby neighbours coming together around a shared commons. These small-scale settings foster a sense of community while preserving personal privacy.
Chapin will offer a presentation on this topic for professionals and the general public, sharing stories of communities from around the world, their historic precedents, and the key design principles that give them vitality.
Ross Chapin, FAIA, an architect, land planner and author from Seattle, Washington, has pioneered this approach for 15 years. He has designed dozens of neighbourhood plans for developers across the US and Canada, and has been a development partner on six pocket neighbourhoods, several which have received national housing awards. His book was featured in USA Today, Wall Street Journal, and was on Planetizen's 2012 Top 10 list of urban planning books.
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Ratchet and Clank: Into the Nexus rated for PS Vita
by Robert Workman, shacknews.com, Feb 25, 2014 3:30PM PST
The last time we saw the pair of Ratchet and Clank, they were tearing the universe a new one in the final chapter of the Future series, Into the Nexus, on PlayStation 3. Now, that same adventure could be headed to the portable front.
A recent listing by the ESRB indicates that Into the Future has been given a "E10" rating for the PlayStation Vita. Although Sony hasn't officially announced the portable port of the game yet, it's looking very likely, especially considering the cross-platform release of the franchise's last entry.
One thing's for sure: Insomniac Games isn't handling the port. That team is currently hard at work putting together Sunset Overdrive for Xbox One. More than likely, Tin Giant, the same team behind Full Frontal's conversion, is handling the port.
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Spring Hill Ranch Artichoke Soup
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This smooth soup is hot, creamy and rich. If you love artichokes, you'll really love this simple and quick soup!
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