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1. Gilbert compares Conway as being as savvy as anyone on/in ____________.
(a) Television.
(b) Environmental Protection Agency.
(c) Congress.
(d) Wall Street.
2. Which is not among the items Conway gifted to Valarie?
(a) Hatchet.
(b) Knife sheath.
(c) Riding crop.
(d) Earrings.
3. Which is not one of the animals acquired on the cross country trip?
(a) Chavez.
(b) Charlie Brown.
(c) Blackie.
(d) Fat Albert.
4. Gilbert recounts one of Conway's lectures given to a room full of people that looked and acted like _______________.
(a) Convicts.
(b) Jerks.
(c) Street people.
(d) Hoodlums.
5. Conway attempted to prove to the man that he was some type of ________________.
(a) Celebrity.
(b) Shaman.
(c) Trapper.
(d) Hunter.
6. Conway chose to do what after returning from his trip on the Appalachian Trail?
(a) Get a job.
(b) Move to LA.
(c) Go to college.
(d) Start a school.
7. What is the name of Conway's father?
(a) Judson Conway I.
(b) William Conway IV.
(c) Eustace Conway III.
(d) Richard Conway II.
8. Conway objected to the idea of marriage due to which factor?
(a) Immaturity.
(b) Having no money.
(c) Donna's parents hated him.
(d) Conway didn't love Donna.
9. In what year did Gilbert meet the Conways?
(a) 1989.
(b) 1993.
(c) 1995.
(d) 1987.
10. What was the name of the parcel of land?
(a) Winfield Plain.
(b) Boone Gulch.
(c) Cabell Gregg.
(d) Blue Ridge Parkway.
11. What is the first name of the main character?
(a) Judson.
(b) Wilber.
(c) Eustace.
(d) Herbert.
12. How old was Conway when Donna made it clear that she wanted to get married?
(a) 22.
(b) 27.
(c) 20.
(d) 19.
13. The author writes about Judson's strange riding wardrobe including which of the following?
(a) Shawl.
(b) Slippers.
(c) Tights.
(d) Bonnet.
14. Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the book?
(a) Yosemite Sam.
(b) Davy Crockett.
(c) John Fremont.
(d) Kit Carson.
15. It is true that Crockett and Boone were both considered to be __________________.
(a) Fictional.
(b) Inept.
(c) Influential politicians.
(d) Canadian.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which of the following is not part of the American man's unusual attire?
2. The author refers to the American man as being part stereotype, part ______________.
3. How old was Conway when he moved out of the family home?
4. How many cassette tapes did Conway buy to use on the cross country journey?
5. When asked about her unconventional parenting skills, Mrs. Conway is _______________.
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The Buffalo Bills have had to deal with two separate run-ins with the law from defensive tackle Marcell Dareus over the course of the past month. As it turns out, the most recent incident is bigger than just Dareus and involves yet another starter along the defensive line.
According to a source, the alleged drag racing incident that resulted in Dareus' most recent charges was with none other than teammate Jerry Hughes. Head coach Doug Marrone acknowledged that the second driver was indeed a member of the team.
"I do have knowledge of it, but I cannot disclose that information at this time because of the legal process."
Before the news of Hughes' involvement, which was originally reported by The Buffalo News, the defensive end spoke to a few reporters briefly on the incident. When asked if he had any involvement, this was Hughes' response:
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In the statement provided by the Hamburg Police Department, it outlined the second vehicle as what could be described as a black Camaro. While not exactly evidence of his involvement in the Dareus incident, a video posted in January of 2014 showed Hughes' black Camaro being driven at high speeds.
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The physical definition of a wave is a disturbance that travels through space and transports energy. Some waves—electromagnetic waves (light)—can travel through a vacuum. Other waves, known as mechanical waves, can only travel through a medium such as a solid, liquid, or gas.
You encounter waves all the time in your daily life. For example, you can see because of visible light waves and hear because of sound waves. Waves exist in many forms; for instance, ripples on a pond or waves at a beach are waves that move through water, and earthquakes create waves that move through the ground. You may even have seen people simulate a wave. When a crowd does the "wave" at a sports event, they stand up and sit down in an organized way so that a ripple effect travels person by person through the entire crowd.
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I was flipping through one of my brewing books this morning and came across something interesting. In Dave Miller's Homebrewing Guide, I found the following note under a general Wiezen recipe:
"Note: For flavor stability in hefeweizen, filter out the weizen yeast, then add lager yeast at bottling along with the primings."
Anyone ever heard of/done this before? I actually have a hefe that is ready for bottling and wondering if this is worth a shot. I typically just siphon into the bottling bucket and prime. Is there a special technique I would need to filter out the yeast?
I gotta shout out a big ol' WTF!? on that one. First off, I'm curious how you "filter" out the weizen yeast without ending up with a kristalweizen (clear, filtered wheat beer), rather than an unfiltered (hefe) weizen---in other words, "hefe" means unfiltered, so the minute you filter it, it's no longer a hefe. Second, in order to filter the yeast out of a beer, you need a very small-micron plate filter with pumps and a closed system and all that noise---it's what commercial breweries use to get their non-bottle-conditioned beers so clear. I've never read Dave Miller's Homebrewing Guide, but if that doofus actually thinks that there's more than a handful of homebrewers in this country that have a plate filtering system, I'd have to wonder about his judgment on other things as well. Just sayin...
Not to mention the fact that plate filtering can strip a beer of some of its flavor...
Hefe actually means yeast. Miller does run a brewpub in the Nashville area which is ok. It seems some of his information may be geared to the industry rather than the home, despite being a homebrewer's book.
Yes, this is common practice. Lager yeast is more stable when it comes to autolysis and that's why many commercial breweries do that. There is still Hefe in the Hefeweizen, just not the orignal one.
I tend to do this as well. Mostly b/c I prime with Kraeusen and have lager yeast around anyway and b/c the first Hefe I bottled with the Hefe yeast seemed to form flocks of foam on top of the beer that I didn't like. I'm not sure if this was related to the yeast, but ever since I cold crash the beer for about 2 wks at 50 *F and then I rack and add lager yeast Kaeusen to bottle. But I don't go all the way and filter the beer. It also has the nice effect that I can carbonate the beer in my basement.
Dave Miller is far from a doofus when it comes to brewing knowledge. Read his book, and you would see that. PseudoChef is correct that Miller tends to think more in industry terms than homebrewing, but that is because he has been in the industry for just about . . . ever. I've read that book at least a couple times and still go back to it as a reference. That quote that Bad Shark pointed out is just what is says it is: a note, a suggestion if you want to accomplish something. I agree that it might apply to very few homebrewers, but that does not mean he shouldn't put it in the book. I'll take whatever knowledge I can get.
It doesn't take an expensive plate filtration system to get yeast out of your beer, either. A five micron filter will take care of the yeast without affecting much else. I've seen articles about rigging up a filtration system where you push beer from one corny to another. From what I remember, the filters can still be fairly pricy, although I have not priced them in years.
To answer Bad Shark's question: no, I've never done it and I do not know anyone who has. At least, I do not know if anyone has done it. Filtering yeast on a homebrewing scale rarely is worth the expense and effort. I think I would just prefer to drink my hefeweizen young, if I were concerned about flavor stability.
It makes sense, though. The hefeweizen yeast that creates all that wonderful fermentation character also eliminates it by cleaning up after itself in time. A yeast that does not produce all those phenols probably would nto metabolize them, either, as it usually follows that way. Miller would know better than I would, though.
that dave miller book was the first book i ever read about homebrewing, and i have to say that i probably should've gone with papazian or mosher first. it goes in depth about a lot of the processes involved in making beer, especially ones other books just gloss over like dms and autolysis.
the problem with reading all that as a total newbie was that i filled my head with worries about a lot of the minutiae that i really didn't need to worry about at that point. i was more informed, absolutely, but what i really needed was practical advice about boiling wort on the stove, getting it in a bucket and giving the yeast a nice comfortable place to eat.
it does a great job of scientifically explaining why we do a lot of the things we do. but a lot of the techniques it recommends are just overkill for someone at my level. read his chapter on propagating yeast and you'd think you need a sterile laboratory just to make a starter.
i definitely recommend reading it, it's full of great information. but i also recommend weighing his recommendations against a lot of the other info out there about what works versus what's ideal.
p.s. i've read about that technique in several places, steven snyder's book, byo etc. every place says that "commercial german hefeweizens" are bottled this way but don't list any specific beers. anybody know for sure of a commercial example?
As john from dc pointd out, the book does go fairly in depth as far as the scientific mechanics of brewing. Needless to say, I've never really 'read' it all the way through (I'm not that smart and some of that stuff makes my head hurt )
As I said, I was just kind of scanning through it and saw this little gem. Thought it might be worth a try. After reading through the posts, I think I'll just keg it and force carb, that way I'll be able to enjoy it tomorrow instead of waiting another month or so. Don't think it'd be worth all the hassle considering I'm happy with my Hefe recipe as is. Plus, it's supoosed to get around 80-85 here tomorrow, so a hefe would be just what the beer doctor ordered
Reviving this thread to find some follow-up info about krausening hefeweizen (aka, removing the hefe yeast and secondary fermenting it and/or bottling it with lager yeast).
According to Wyeast's website, W3068 (Weistephaner) is "Sometimes used in conjunction with lager yeast and kraeusened to finish the beer and improve the overall dryness."
Sounds like it may change a hefe's taste, beyond merely extending the shelf life of the usual flavors. Has anybody executed one of these krausenings at home?


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I'm so flabbergasted that my oldest child turned 23 today! How can that be?! I mean, I know I can do the math and it's true...I'll be 43 next Wednesday, he was born a week shy of my 20th birthday...it all adds up. But I can't believe it. He's a young man. Not a little boy, not a teenager. An adult. Wow!
And on to other more sparkpeople-related news. Today I'm starting ANOTHER diet. This regime is two weeks long and comes from my friend, a natural path, who's helping to "shock" my system into losing again. Absolutely no sugar for 14 days. Not even natural sugars in fruits. Lots and lots of leafy greens. 5 miles a day, instead of my 3+ miles...well, 25 miles a week, anyway...broken up any way I want. I did my 3 mile power walk this morning, so I have have to walk 2 more miles at some point today. May do it on the outdoor track at the college later today.
I bought a better fitting sports bra and 2 knee braces yesterday. (In hopes of eventually turning my power walks into running.) The brace certainly helped my right knee a lot. But the left, the one that has always acted up, it did nothing for. I really think there's something legitimately wrong with it. But it's still functional, for the most part. I don't want surgery, so I'm going to keep doing what I'm doing and hope it heals itself or at least doesn't get any worse.
I know...ostrich with the head in the sand. It's just that every time I've ever seen a doctor about knee pain, they've told me to lose weight...here's the kicker: every time I've complained of knee pain, it's been after a significant weight loss...it's all the exercise I'm doing to lose weight that's causing all the pain. When I'm heavier and sedentary, the knee doesn't bother me! Who wants to bust their ass to lose weight, only to be told they need to lose weight?! Not me!
So anyway...sports bra kept the girls still. The right knee really liked the brace. The left didn't find it useful. Won't bother using it on the left again...I now have 2 for the right. Didn't attempt running today. But if both knees feel good this afternoon, I may try a little on the track...it's a rubber track and feels kind of bouncy. Should be better on my knees than the side of the road or the sidewalk.
Since my sciatica went crazy, I've not been able to get back to my 3-mile walk in 45 minutes...47, 48, even 52...but never back down to 45! This morning I woke up feeling great. The sun's shining, the day is not too warm...I just knew I'd make 45 today. And I did! It's attitude. I'd developed a bit of a block, thinking I'd not get back to 45 minutes...but today I knew I would do it and I did it easily. I didn't even feel like I was pushing it all that much. Now to keep this new found attitude!
UPDATE: A friend of mine, a natural path, spoke with me by phone...when I told her of my plateau, she gave me some advice...it's a 2 week regime...absolutely NO sugar! 25 miles a week. No eating past 7 PM...some other things, but that's basically it. I'm psyched! I can do this! Good bye, Mr. Plateau!
This is how I lose. I know this. I understand it. But I certainly DON'T like it! I get nervous, worried, obsessed about it. Haven't weighed in yet today, so I don't know if it's over yet...I'm guessing not. :(
I'm looking into joining a gym that's within walking distance. But not until bad weather hits. I enjoy walking outside and only want to join the gym during inclement weather. This place offers month to month membership. $37 a month...cheaper than the Y were all my students hang out every day and far cheaper than the posh gym I'd have to drive to. I may do it around November or so...
Ok...time to go weigh myself and jump in the shower...wish me luck!
I'm the most impatient person I know. I'm all about instant gratification. This is a difficult thing to deal with when stuck on a plateau. If I don't see the scale moving downward every single day, I become anxious. I rationally know this is how it works with me...I'm a chunk loser. Maintain for a few days and then one morning I'll be down a couple pounds. It's how I've always done it. You'd think I'd be able to understand on the maintaining days that another chunk will be off soon...but, no. I don't. I get frustrated and angry.
I just did a 7-day detox diet...lost 5.2 pounds. Have not lost since then, and it's only Friday...I stopped the diet on Monday. I've maintained for four days...so I'm getting anxious. I'm forgetting the part of that diet that said you'll likely gain back a pound or two upon returning to regular eating. I've not regained an ounce. Am I happy with that? Apparently not. I should be. But this is me.
Okay...rant over...exercise done and logged...time for some breakfast.
I usually have a bad case of insomnia during the summer months...until recently, I thought I'd escaped it. The last 2 nights were quite horrible. Hoping it's just a phase!
I'm one day off my 7-day detox diet and maintaining my 5.2 pound loss. (It said most people gain back a pound or two upon returning to their regular diet.)
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High plains moochersApril 29,2014It is, in a way, too bad that Cliven Bundy the rancher who became a right-wing hero after refusing to pay fees for grazing his animals on federal land, and bringing in armed men to support his defiance has turned out to be a crude racist. Why? Because his ranting has given conservatives an easy out, a way to dissociate themselves from his actions without facing up to the terrible wrong turn their movement has taken.
For at the heart of the standoff was a perversion of the concept of freedom, which for too much of the right has come to mean the freedom of the wealthy to do whatever they want, without regard to the consequences for others.
Start with the narrow issue of land use. For historical reasons, the federal government owns a lot of land in the West; some of that land is open to ranching, mining and so on. Like any landowner, the Bureau of Land Management charges fees for the use of its property. The only difference from private ownership is that by all accounts the government charges too little that is, it doesnt collect as much money as it could, and in many cases doesnt even charge enough to cover the costs that these private activities impose. In effect, the government is using its ownership of land to subsidize ranchers and mining companies at taxpayers expense.
Its true that some of the people profiting from implicit taxpayer subsidies manage, all the same, to convince themselves and others that they are rugged individualists. But theyre actually welfare queens of the purple sage.
And this in turn means that treating Bundy as some kind of libertarian hero is, not to put too fine a point on it, crazy. Suppose he had been grazing his cattle on land belonging to one of his neighbors, and had refused to pay for the privilege. That would clearly have been theft and brandishing guns when someone tried to stop the theft would have turned it into armed robbery. The fact that in this case the public owns the land shouldnt make any difference.
So what were people like Sean Hannity of Fox News, who went all in on Bundys behalf, thinking? Partly, no doubt, it was the general demonization of government if someone looks as if he is defying Washington, hes a hero, never mind the details. Partly, one suspects, it was also about race not Bundys blatant racism, but the general notion that government takes money from hard-working Americans and gives it to Those People. White people who wear cowboy hats while profiting from government subsidies just dont fit the stereotype.
Most of all, however or at least thats how it seems to me the Bundy fiasco was a by-product of the dumbing down that seems ever more central to the way Americas right operates.
American conservatism used to have room for fairly sophisticated views about the role of government. Its economic patron saint used to be Milton Friedman, who advocated aggressive money-printing, if necessary, to avoid depressions. It used to include environmentalists who took pollution seriously but advocated market-based solutions such as cap-and-trade or emissions taxes rather than rigid rules.
But todays conservative leaders were raised on Ayn Rands novels and Ronald Reagans speeches (as opposed to his actual governance, which was a lot more flexible than the legend). They insist that the rights of private property are absolute, and that government is always the problem, never the solution.
The trouble is that such beliefs are fundamentally indefensible in the modern world, which is rife with what economists call externalities costs that private actions impose on others, but which people have no financial incentive to avoid. You might want, for example, to declare that what a farmer does on his own land is entirely his own business; but what if he uses pesticides that contaminate the water supply, or antibiotics that speed the evolution of drug-resistant microbes? You might want to declare that government intervention never helps; but who else can deal with such problems?
Well, one answer is denial insistence that such problems arent real, that theyre invented by elitists who want to take away our freedom. And along with this anti-intellectualism goes a general dumbing-down, an exaltation of supposedly ordinary folks who dont hold with this kind of stuff. Think of it as the rights duck-dynastic moment.
You can see how Bundy, who came across as a straight-talking Marlboro Man, fit right into that mindset. Unfortunately, he turned out to be a bit more straight-talking than expected.
Id like to think that the whole Bundy affair will cause at least some of the people who backed him to engage in self-reflection, and ask how they ended up lending support, even briefly, to someone like that. But I dont expect it to happen.
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The ebullient Emily Miller has become a champion for gun rights in recent years. Though, it wasn't by design that she jumped into the fray, but by happenstance. After being the victim of a home invasion while dog sitting at a friend's house, she felt for the first time in her life that being pro-Second Amendment in theory wasn't quite good enough. She had to do it in practice. She had to take responsibility for her own safety. She had to exercise her Constitutional right to keep and bear arms.
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Miller, the senior Opinion Editor at the Washington Times, not only endured that arduous process, she documented it in an eye-opening exposé in 2011, which earned her the 2012 Clark Mollenhoff Award for Investigative Reporting from the Institute on Political Journalism. Her series in the Washington Times became the foundational text for her book, which takes a more in-depth look at D.C.'s convoluted firearm registration process, her journey into the gun community and the ongoing national debate over gun control.
Guns.com had a chance to correspond with Miller about her book. Below is our Q&A:
S.H. Blannelberry: The standard Guns.com question: what's your favorite gun? I'm assuming it's your SIG?
Miller: I only have one gun – the one you see on the cover of my book. It's a SIG Sauer P229 in 9mm. Since it took me four months and $435 in fees to go through the 17 steps it takes to register a legal firearm in D.C., I haven't had the will to go through all that again.
Since I wrote my series in The Washington Times exposing the city's outrageous regulations to deter gun ownership, the city council changed the law to make it slightly easier to get a gun. Now it's 11 steps.
Meanwhile, across the bridge in Virginia, it's one step — just go to the store and pass a FBI background check, state check, pay and walk out with your gun. It's a stark contrast in how the Second Amendment is respected in different parts of the United States.
Washington has no carry rights at all. No one is allowed to take a gun outside the home. So, only the criminals and the police are armed on the streets. But, I'd like to get a concealed carry permit from another state to use when I travel. Then I'll probably go through the registration process again to get a smaller firearm.
I've also been trying to get better at clay shooting. If I improve enough, then I'd like to buy a shotgun.
SHB: How often do you get to the gun range?
Miller: There are no ranges in D.C. I usually go to Sharpshooter's Small Arms Range in Lorton, Virginia, about every couple months to train.
SHB: In your book you talk about the burglars who entered your friend's house while you were dog sitting. You were unarmed and alone during the encounter. Had you been armed in that situation, have you given thought to what you might have done differently?
Miller: No, the robbery ended without me getting physically harmed, so there was no reason to have pulled a gun in the situation. The robber had about 15 buddies with two pickup trucks down the street, so I was just lucky they didn't attack me.
That was the first time in my life that I thought that if the situation had been violent, the only way I could have had a chance at defending myself against all those men was if I had a gun.
Now that I'm a gun owner, I'm never afraid of someone breaking in and being helpless.
SHB: Can gun-rights advocates really argue that there is a causal link between gun ownership and crime rates, i.e. more guns equals less crime?
While there is certainly a negative correlation between gun ownership, the expansion of concealed carry rights, self-defense laws and crime (all crime, property crime, violent crime and the homicide rate) there are a lot of variables that impact crime rates. To single out any one factor (poverty rate, broken windows theory, the Roe v. Wade theory, gun ownership, gang activity, the role of drugs and alcohol, etc.) as having a significant impact on crime rates seems to be a risky proposition that is quite difficult to empirically prove. Your take?
Miller: That's true that no study has proven that more gun ownership leads to less crime. However, as I explain in my book, we know for fact three things that makes it seem likely.
First, not a single gun-control law has ever reduced crime. The Centers for Disease Control's two year study of all kinds of gun-control laws concluded that there is "insufficient evidence" to show the "effectiveness of any of the firearms laws…. on violent outcomes." A more recent Harvard study said largely the same thing.
Second, as gun ownership has gone up to its highest rates ever (47 percent of households according to Gallup), gun crime has decreased steadily for 20 years. According to the most recent FBI statistics, the rate of gun homicides has decreased 50 percent in 20 years and non-fatal shootings are down 70 percent.
Finally, we have seen a staggering increase of concealed carry permit holders in the United States in recent years — over 8 million people now. At the same time, violent crime has fallen and gun crime has fallen.
So while there is no hard proof that higher rates of gun ownership creates a deterrent which leads to less crime, those three facts seem to suggest it. Plus, it is just common sense. A criminal is just less likely to attack someone who might be armed.
SHB: When I mention your name to other male gun owners, two things inevitably pop up. First, your journalistic pedigree, which the vast majority of guys I talk to believe is outstanding. Second, your looks. Most guys think you're quite attractive. I'm wondering whether you find this latter compliment flattering or annoying or irrelevant, etc?
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