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Hey folks: Just returning to brewing after a long absence, thus this question. Once culture yeast became available few brewers used the dry stuff. The more i read on this forum it seems that guys are regularly using Nottingham dry yeast(even after all grain brewing). Dry yeast is cheaper and always seemed to start fermentation quickly but contamination was always thought to be a problem. Have they solved this and dry yeast is a very good way to go?? I was gonna start to wash and store my yeast but..... Thanks Charlie
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Yes it seems that all the major problems with dry yeast have been worked out. Danstar (Nottingham, etc.) and Fermentis (Safale, etc.) seem to make very high quality products and get high praises from people here. Some people do claim that dry yeast give slight off flavors, but I cannot say I have ever noticed this.
Yeah, I think that the yeast preferences of dry vs liquid are more for flavor than any issues on contamination. I use both, depending on what I'm making. For clean neutral ales, I generally use dry. For ales or lagers than really benefit from the flavor provided by the yeast, I use a suitable (or maybe not so suitable, but it's what I have!) liquid yeast. I'm a new-ish brewer, though, so am still experimenting with what yeast give what flavor/finish/characters to the beer.
Many experienced brewers here on HBT use dry. There are also some who only use liquid. I know Brewpastor (a pro brewer) has strong preferences for only liquid.
Washing and reusing liquid yeast is a great idea. I do that at times. Otherwise, I find it just easier to pitch in some dry yeast. With dry yeast, there is no need for a starter, no need to rewash and save (it's cheap!), and you do get enough yeast cells for a quick start. That's why dry yeast is such a big hit!
Dry yeast are single cell cultures these days, just like liquid. They even have dried wheat (not hefe) and lager yeasts. Since most of my brews are hoppy or dark (sometimes both), a neutral fermenting dried yeast is the ticket.
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There's one thing I've noticed between the dry yeasts I've used: Nottingham, Cooper's, and Muntons. I've noticed that the Nottingham tends to 'stick' to the bottom of the bottles much better than the other two yeasts.
This makes it easier to get down to the last few drops on a pour. I also consider that an advantage for beer that is intended as a gift for someone.
Are there liquid yeasts that remain so thick after fermentation?
I use liquid religiously. But, I always wash it. I get about 5 to 6 batches out of 1 vial or smackpack of yeast. So, I spend roughly 1+ dollar on yeast for each batch.
I read somewhere (maybe on Palmer's howtobrew.com) that dry yeast is every bit as good as liquid yeast, and easier to use. The big advantage of liquid yeast is that you can get it in many more strains than you can get dry yeast.
Edit: Or was that DME vs LME...now I can't remember.
White Labs, WPL004 I think it is, is VERY flocculent.
I'm not sure how 'pure' some of the budget dry yeast is (like what comes in Cooper's extract kits), but all the big names have excellent yeast strains. Fermentis even has some new ones out...T-58 I think is one, that's for wheat beers (bavarian I think).
there are still many strains that are only available in liquid form, likely because current dehydration processes still stress them too much.
Safale's US-05 and 04 are both really good, so is nottingham. 05 and nottingham both start up really quick and fall out very clear when the job is done both leaving a very clean taste. Probably 2 of my favorite yeasts.


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Author and scriptwriter Ashok Banker doesn't quite agree with labelling books into genres … "too limiting in scope" he tells Sonam Jain
Regarded as a pioneering literary novelist, Ashok K. Banker made a place for himself in the world of writing early in life. His works spans essays and features to advertising, script writing and novels.
His epic series Ramayana is internationally acclaimed and he scripted "Mouthful of Sky", the first English television series. His latest work, Gods of War, recently hit the shelves. Excerpts from an interview:
From a modern adaptation of the Ramayana to a science-fiction seems like an abrupt change ….
I would debate the classification of Gods of War as science-fiction. It is a very basic and generic contemporary story, which uses some scientific devices and concepts. But that does not make it a hard-core science fiction. In fact, I do not agree with modern terms like science fiction, fantasy, drama etc. I think they are too limiting in their scope and are labelled to help marketers shelve their books in the book stores! If I had to classify Gods of War, I would say it is an Epic.
Who is your target audience?
Anybody who is interested in humanity as a whole. There is no particular age or gender that can read the book. Why should I limit myself to a particular story or person? I am interested in all people and all stories.
What is the main concept and how have you executed it?
When I write a book, there is no transition from concept to execution. There is only execution of the concept. The book is the first expression of the idea. I don't write my books as a play to be executed. I write the play itself as a whole. There is no forethought or planning and I discover along with the reader about the events and how the story unfolds itself. That is the pleasure of writing.
How long did it take you to write Gods of War?
I sort of had a glimpse of the book as long back as 30 years ago and, with time, my life experiences kept giving different dimensions to the idea.
The writer is always writing even when he is not and I find myself often mentally rewriting and revising my works.
I finally got down to writing it in 2006, finished it in 2007, but still I did not let go of it. It was only in the beginning of 2009 that I finally gave it to the publishers for print.
Which aspects of your work did you enjoy the most?
I absolutely enjoyed the individual persons (characters in the book), their lives, their cultures. I had the greatest fun discovering this eclectic group of people. I deliberately call them people because, to me, they are real life people. It is from their point of view that I see the story, and it was the greatest adventure to see the same thing in such different ways. They are different from any of the characters I have ever written about.
What are your core concerns as a writer?
The core concerns that we all have as human beings: War and how to avoid it, violence and how to stop it, love and how to proliferate it to name a few. I always write with an agenda.
For instance, in Gods of War, you will find an introduction that talks about violence and why should it be there in the first place. In which so-called science fiction book do you ever find such an introduction?
What would you say has been your most significant achievement?
I would have to answer that in two parts: personal and professional. Having had extremely unfortunate childhood experiences, having just survived it all and to have lived on has to be my greatest personal achievement. I was born a blue baby with the doctors having given up on me, I had a psychotic mother and a father who abandoned us, and I landed with a foster father who used to abuse us. Since the age of 14, I had to earn and take care of myself and my mother. I don't drink or smoke or have any other bad habits, and I guess this was my way of fighting life.
My greatest professional achievement has probably been that I managed to reach out and touch tens of thousands of people with my writing in some positive way. This I know by the number of mails I keep receiving, to which, by the way, I always respond. I guess I have that knack or craft of writing in a way that people can relate to me and feel like writing back to me.
Which authors influenced you the most?
That I think keeps changing for me depending on the mood I am in when I read. It's always been different authors at different points of time. That said, the greatest influence for me is an author called Life. Literature only attempts to create life within the pages of the book. The real literature is life itself.
Your screenplay "Sid" is all set to be a big budget film. Tell us something about that.
"Sid" was a concept formed a long time ago. It was dormant inside me, and I never thought that I will ever be able to frame it in any form. It was only when Abhishek Kapoor came to me looking for a great script that I finally got down to writing it. He loved it the minute he saw it and paid a sum for it which, I believe, is ten times the last highest paid script in India. To be directed by Abhishek Kapoor and produced by Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani, I hear it is all game for the Oscars. However, as a friend commented, it is the exact opposite of "Slumdog Millionaire". Where the former was a small-budget movie about Indians set in India, "Sid" is a very big-budget movie set in America, with the main protagonist being an American. As for the story itself, I have tried to describe it with a tagline: "Sid is one man's epic journey from war to enlightenment."
What's coming in the near future?
Right now I have a contract for two books. One is Krishna Coriolis, to be published by Harper Collins. In this series, I retell the story of Krishna in my own way. It is set to start from April next year. The other is a non-fiction I am currently working on, tentatively titled Valmiki Syndrome to be published by Random House India.
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Israel bars diplomats from West Bank
RAMALLAH, West Bank The Palestinians on Sunday called off an international gathering of support for their U.N. recognition bid after Israel prevented high-level diplomatic delegations from four countries from entering the West Bank. The four have no relations with Israel.
The incident illustrated that even if the U.N. General Assembly recognizes a non-member observer state of Palestine, the nod would remain largely symbolic because Israel continues to control the territories that would make up such a state.
Palestinians accused Israel of derailing the gathering to suppress any show of international support.
The Palestinian self-rule government had hoped to host 12 high-level delegations from the Non-Aligned Movement, a grouping consisting largely of Latin American, African and Asian countries and traditionally a supporter of the Palestinian cause. The expected visitors, including foreign ministers from Indonesia and Malaysia, were set to sign a declaration in support of the Palestinians' U.N. bid.
The delegates gathered in Jordan on Sunday, preparing to cross over into the West Bank by air and by land. Israel - which controls the West Bank's crossings with Jordan - denied entry to diplomats from Indonesia, Malaysia, Cuba and Bangladesh because those countries don't have diplomatic relations with Israel, said Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Yigal Palmor.
Palmor said "nothing constructive" would have come out of the meeting in Ramallah. He noted that the Non-Aligned Movement is set to hold its summit at the end of the month in Iran, Israel's bitter enemy. "It would not be reasonable to expect anything constructive from that, either,'" he said.
Palmor said Israel was willing to allow entry to diplomats from countries that have ties with Israel.
In response, the Palestinian Foreign Ministry called off the meeting.
"Israel intentionally barred this meeting because it was good for our U.N. bid,'" said Omar Awadallah, a senior Palestinian Foreign Ministry official.
In Jordan, delegates condemned Israel's ban as a violation of Israel's obligations as the occupying power in the West Bank.
"The visit was to Ramallah, Palestine, not to Israel," Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Kamel Amr, one of those who had planned to attend the West Bank gathering, told reporters.
Palestinian Foreign Minister Riad Malki said he was heading to Jordan to meet with the diplomats there.
In the past, Israel has sometimes permitted foreign diplomats to enter the West Bank even if their countries don't have ties with Israel. Examples include Qatar, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates.
The Palestinians seek a state in the West Bank, Gaza and east Jerusalem, captured by Israel in the 1967 Mideast war. They hope General Assembly recognition of Palestine as a U.N. observer state would give broad international legitimacy to the pre-1967 lines as Palestine's border and grant them access to U.N. agencies. They expect overwhelming support from the assembly for their bid.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is scheduled to deliver a speech to the General Assembly on Sept. 27 and then submit the request for recognition. Abbas has not decided when to seek a vote.


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Terror law reform signals fundamental shift
- 15 December 2014
- From the section UK
Monday sees the return of the government's Counter Terrorism and Security Bill to the Commons where MPs will get their say on the legislation's most controversial measure: should ministers be able to ban British citizens from coming home?
Under the proposal, Home Secretary Theresa May would be able to sign a Temporary Exclusion Order (TEO) to ban a suspected extremist from returning home to the UK for up to two years at a time.
The individual could return if they agreed to some kind of investigation or monitoring arrangements to ensure they were not a threat.
Home secretaries can already cancel passports under the Royal Prerogative - but the power cannot be used at the drop of a hat - and it cannot be used to stop someone coming home.
British law is quite clear: if you are a British citizen, then you have the right to abide in the UK.
Read full article Terror law reform signals fundamental shift
UK migration: What's really happening?
- 28 November 2014
- From the section UK
The prime minister's speech on immigration is being billed as a plan that will change the face of the nation - but the official figures published yesterday show how it has already been transformed - and will continue to change in an era of mass movement of people.
The Office for National Statistics is charged with providing its best estimate of what is going on, based on a number of different measures, all of which have limitations,.
How terror bill will expand powers
- 25 November 2014
- From the section UK
Within living memory, the UK has experienced the Nazi Blitz and the IRA's bloody bombing campaign - yet on Monday Home Secretary Theresa May said the growing number of jihadists was perhaps now the greatest threat to the nation.
She said the country's security and intelligence agencies were engaged in a struggle on many fronts and in many forms - and she was personally overseeing moves day after day to deal with suspects linked to the self-styled Islamic State and other groups.
Lord chief justice attacks secret trials
- 12 November 2014
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The lord chief justice of England and Wales has condemned an attempt to hold a completely secret trial, saying it should never happen again.
Lord Thomas said defendants should "never, ever" be anonymous in criminal trials because justice must be open.
Is the European Arrest Warrant worth it?
- 10 November 2014
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The home secretary says the European Arrest Warrant is about fighting crime across Europe - but her opponents say it's just another cave-in to a growing Brussels superstate, weakening our Parliament and courts.
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The government's plan will see 21 trusts of companies and charities managing criminals from next year.
The undercover cop, his lover, and their son
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The Metropolitan Police has agreed to pay £425,000 to a woman who did not know the father of her child was an undercover policeman. The unprecedented settlement comes after a long battle by a group of women who say that the police used sex to infiltrate their protest groups. Here is Jacqui's story.
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Ministers have been criticised by the UK spending watchdog for failing to deport more foreign criminals.
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text: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-23912514085798731272014-12-19T01:39:13.059-05:00Jerome Slater: On the US and IsraelJerome Slaterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-61278066626571344012014-10-30T11:01:00.001-04:002014-10-30T11:01:18.375-04:00On the Other Hand…In my post yesterday I commented—as have many others—that the real "political coward" is Obama, not Netanyahu. In this morning's Haaretz, the indispensable (and amazingly courageous) Gideon Levy writes that the real political coward is Obama, who by abandoning the Palestinians and continuing all forms of support to Israel is going against his real views, whereas Netanyahu is at least acting Jerome Slaterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-21098399447437750092014-10-29T09:51:00.001-04:002014-10-29T09:51:27.368-04:00Obama's Political CourageIn a current Atlantic article, Jeffrey Goldberg writes about "the current crisis in US-Israeli relations." Leading U.S. officials told Goldberg that they consider Netanyahu to be "chickenshit," repeatedly caving into the extreme Israeli right, including officials in his cabinet. As well, in an earlier Goldberg interview with Obama, the president said that Netanyahu "lacks political courage."Jerome Slaterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-68030769180347537692014-10-11T10:08:00.001-04:002014-10-11T10:08:23.069-04:00Has the New York Times Editorial Board Finally Decided To Tell the Truth About the I-P Conflict? No.A New York Times editorial this morning, "Having to Rebuild Gaza, Again," begins promisingly, reciting the destructiveness of the Israeli attack on Gaza and then asking what's the point of rebuilding Gaza through international contributions "just so it can be destroyed in the next war?" Even more promisingly, the editorial continues: "Even during times of relative peace, Gazans have endured Jerome Slaterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-87388113106823448902014-09-15T22:10:00.001-04:002014-09-15T22:10:56.821-04:00Democracies Get the Governments They Deserve-- Alexis de TocquevilleTwo days ago 43 members of the Israeli army's military intelligence unit (Unit 8200), mainly staffed by what are considered to be the "elite" of Israeli military recruits, signed an open letter to Netanyahu and military leaders, saying they would refuse to continue to serve. The "intelligence" they collected, they charged, was not only for genuine security purposes but was directed against Jerome Slaterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-71024912290656495412014-09-08T19:22:00.001-04:002014-09-08T19:22:58.811-04:00On the Uses of Provocative Analogies Soon after Israel's sweeping victory in the 1967 war with Egypt and Syria, it became clear that rather than returning the territory it conquered, Israel intended to occupy the West Bank, East Jerusalem, Gaza, and much of the Golan Heights. Foreseeing where occupation might lead, Yeshayahu Leibowitz, one of Israel's most prominent and acclaimed public intellectuals, philosophers, and scientistsJerome Slaterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-80160262649327920652014-08-31T10:28:00.001-04:002014-08-31T10:28:36.586-04:00Rudoren RespondsAs requested by some, here are Rudoren's responses to my chastisement, in their entirety (she has given me permission to publish her emails to me, or I would not do so): Rudoren: It looks like you did not read the whole story. Every sentence can't say every thing. That one was about israeli Jews' aspirations Palestinian yearning for end to occupation was a few down (original draft has them Jerome Slaterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-84575516291726078022014-08-30T19:18:00.001-04:002014-08-30T19:18:35.703-04:00Is Jodi Rudoren Incapable of Learning ANYTHING? Here is an email I just sent to Jodi Rudoren of the NY Times: In your news story today, "50 Days of War Leave Israelis and Palestinians Only More Entrenched," you wrote: "The vast majority of Israeli Jews want, most of all, to feel safe, physically, and to secure the future of Israel as a Jewish democracy." No mention of the fact that Israel occupies and represses the Palestinians,Jerome Slaterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-31563519175317981582014-08-22T13:39:00.001-04:002014-08-22T13:39:55.780-04:00Jodi Rudoren Loves a WinnerOn July 20, Gideon Levy of Haaretz—if current trends continue, Levy may be the last sane man in Israel—published an oped entitled "What Does Hamas Really Want?" He wrote: "Last week 10 conditions were published in the name of Hamas and Islamic Jihad, for a 10-year cease-fire. Hamas and Islamic Jihad demand freedom for Gaza. Is there a more understandable and just demand? Read the list of demandsJerome Slaterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-27735644635949300432014-08-13T17:01:00.001-04:002014-08-13T17:01:09.500-04:00CorrectionA terrible error in this passage in my Walzer essay, below: "Judging from the news reports on the recent Israeli attack, it is true that Hamas did launch rockets against Israel and fought against the invading Israeli army from crowded residential neighborhoods, thereby leaving Israel no choice but to bomb and shell them, causing thousands of civilian casualties." As written, it says the Jerome Slaterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-16090373270981641552014-08-11T13:36:00.001-04:002014-08-11T13:36:34.898-04:00The Walzer ProblemFor many years there have been a number of prominent American Jewish public figures, academicians, or organizational leaders who have essentially functioned as propagandists for Israeli policy in its conflict with the Palestinians: the names that immediately come to mind are Abe Foxman, Marty Peretz, and Alan Dershowitz. However, sensible people who lack expertise in the Israeli-Palestinian Jerome Slaterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-28936100785207686892014-07-25T23:11:00.001-04:002014-07-25T23:11:39.930-04:00A New Low for the New York TimesI've written a number of times (as have, increasingly, many others) about the multiple failures of the New York Times to inform its readers—the world, really, given the importance of the Times—of the realities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Today's lead editorial reaches a new low—well, there have been lots of lows. It's a typical Times editorial on the issue, a wringing of the hands, Jerome Slaterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-29404577685086379342014-07-17T17:47:00.001-04:002014-07-17T17:47:11.211-04:00Nicholas Kristof: How to Solve the Israeli-Palestinian ConflictAnyone who regularly reads the New York Times surely understands that Nicholas Kristof must be one of the nicest persons in the world. His heart is always in the right place, his values and principles are of the highest, and his intentions are invariably beyond reproach. How come, then, so far as I can see nobody—at least nobody holding real power, anywhere—seems to pay any attention to him? Am IJerome Slaterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-27108187821083492752014-07-15T16:00:00.001-04:002014-07-15T16:00:45.810-04:00Is the New York Times Finally Coming Clean on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict? Yes and No.Seven years ago I published a long journal article describing the many ways in which the New York Times distorts and obfuscates the realities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. ("Muting the Alarm over the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: The New York Times versus Haaretz, 2000-06, International Security, Fall 2007) Since then, I have continued to point out (mostly in this blog) the more Jerome Slaterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-2283465915725040142014-07-07T16:02:00.001-04:002014-07-07T16:02:16.212-04:00Shlomo Avineri Speaks OutShlomo Avineri is a former Director of Israel's Foreign Affairs ministry, a long-time professor at Hebrew University, and perhaps Israel's most acclaimed political scientist—certainly the one who is most likely to be quoted in the New York Times. In the Israeli political spectrum, Avineri is usually described as a "centrist," maybe even "center left." Given the state of Israeli political cultureJerome Slaterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-67072524667921013932014-07-03T12:52:00.001-04:002014-07-03T12:52:33.913-04:00History vs "History."When lawyers make statements about the innocence of their clients sensible people know not to take them at face value, for the legal profession's first duty is to try to prove that its clients are innocent, whether or not they are. So, to point to an obvious example, sensible and reasonably knowledgeable people know they must discount anything Allan Dershowitz says about Israel; after all, he's aJerome Slaterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-46548278150438673482014-06-18T12:35:00.001-04:002014-06-18T12:35:49.679-04:00The Wisdom of Anne-Marie SlaughterI write in enthusiastic admiration for the courageous oped column by Anne-Marie Slaughter, in this morning's NY Times. Defying the current mood in America as well as—maybe--in the far too cautious Obama administration, Slaughter calls for unilateral U.S. military intervention not only in Iraq but also in Syria. In this, she in effect echoes the brilliant question asked some 25 years ago by Jerome Slaterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-76800753697934198772014-05-27T08:18:00.001-04:002014-05-27T08:18:34.260-04:00Jodi Rudoren on Shimon Peres, continuedRudoren sent me an email, in response to my yesterday's email (below) to her: "There is no doubt that in recent years Peres has been an outspoken advocate for peace. It has, however, been quite a long time since he was in a position to do anything about it -- as I wrote." I responded: "How sad. You seem utterly unaware that when he WAS in a position to do anything about it--not once, but many Jerome Slaterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-41855604079326722092014-05-26T17:39:00.001-04:002014-05-26T17:39:02.716-04:00Jodi Rudoren on Shimon PeresTwo years ago I published in this blog an exchange of correspondence I had with Jodi Rudoren, as she was about to become the chief NY Times correspondent in Israel. I've just sent another email to Rudoren, concerning her lead story in today's NY Times. If she responds, I'll provide an update. Here's what I wrote to her: You may or may not remember that when you began your Israeli stint at Jerome Slaterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-21291724335268073322014-05-05T15:34:00.001-04:002014-05-05T15:34:36.204-04:00The Kerry Mission: An Exercise in Perfect FatuityLast September I had a couple of posts here pointing to John Kerry's absurd and self-contradictory rhetoric and incompetent as well as potentially dangerous policy recommendations about what to do about Syria, especially about its chemical weapons. He has now trumped even that performance with his failed mission in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The exact details of Kerry's proposed solutionsJerome Slaterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-3069041504200028522014-04-09T20:39:00.001-04:002014-04-09T20:39:38.702-04:00Simon Schama's WhitewashAs most readers will know, the British historian Simon Schama is one of the most acclaimed, visible, and popular contemporary historians. Before coming to the United States, he taught at Cambridge and Oxford, and since has held chaired professorships at Harvard and Columbia. He has written sixteen books, specializing on the French Revolution, Dutch history, British history, American history—and Jerome Slaterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-37621838297929810502014-03-28T14:07:00.001-04:002014-03-28T14:07:32.892-04:00The Debate over BDS In the last few months there has been an increasing debate among specialists on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict over the BDS movement--the Palestinian group that calls for the boycott, divestment, and sanctions against Israel. One of the topics being debated is whether BDS is calling only for the end of the Israeli occupation or is going well beyond that, seeking the end of a Jewish-majority Jerome Slaterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-51327002154957822542014-03-08T23:26:00.001-05:002014-03-08T23:26:09.933-05:00Not againAnother typo, sigh. Third line in section, The Critics: "ad hominum," should of course be "ad hominem." Jerome Slaterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-88795814297527275222014-03-08T20:05:00.001-05:002014-03-08T20:05:05.949-05:00Correcting a typoIn the section titled "Trivial Errors?", the number of Jewish settlers in Palestine "in 1994" should be "in 1894" Jerome Slaterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-51265916416942014902014-03-08T17:20:00.001-05:002014-03-08T17:20:54.273-05:00Reflections on John Judis's Genesis, and Its Critics The Argument Several weeks ago John Judis, the long-time writer for the New Republic, published a major historical work, whose title accurately describes the scope and central theme of the book: Genesis: Truman, American Jews, and the Origins of the Arab/Israeli Conflict (New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2014). Written with Judis's characteristic flair, elegance, and perceptiveness, Jerome Slaterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2391251408579873127.post-55176948641539751472014-02-14T13:24:00.001-05:002014-02-14T13:24:38.505-05:00I Hope MJ Rosenberg Is Right, But I'm SkepticalM.J. Rosenberg is one of the most astute analysts of U.S. policies towards Israel, and especially the role of AIPAC--not surprising, as he is a former Congressional and AIPAC staffer, before he became disillusioned with the pernicious power of AIPAC and its ability to get its way on the Hill. This morning he published a commentary on the declining power of AIPAC, especially over Iran. It's an Jerome Slaterhttp://email@example.com


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My apologies for the long post, but I thought I'd share with you something that happened yesterday.
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Hi Kate-
This is a beautiful story...It sounds like your mom has a beautiful spirit and can see the good in so much.
I am absolutely shocked at your sister's audacity tho...I can understand why you have give up buying her gifts...but in a way this is what makes life interesting...all of us being so different.
I wish you a wonderful christmas Dear Kate!!
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I was lucky enough to be on the sidelines for this story and I'm glad I witnessed my Mom's ability to see the magic in life.
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I have always said it is more fun to give gifts than receive them! What a great story.
I am also amazed by your lack of judging...I don't know that I could be the same, although, I am going to work on my self this coming year in that area.
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It's a great story, Kate. . . and one that reminds me that God always works *through* us, not through lightning bolts and the parting of seas.
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On a gloomy day, when my spirits are somewhat the same, your way with "words" has once again put a smile on my face.


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Beyonce is pretty solid when it comes to keeping secrets; just look at her self-titled album for reference. Her private life with Jay Z and Blue Ivy is also kept well under wraps, so it often piques interest when she allows a glimpse into what she does during her down time. Fans can see just that in photos from her New Year's celebration and Blue Ivy's birthday party on her blog.
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Even though many of the running books I have have a section on women and running I have never
thought about how many of the methods I use as a man to get faster and recover, really work for women.
It seems that its not common practice to do research on both men and women.
Unscientific that, to assume men are the "norm"
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There have been a few threads on similar subjects in the past when there have been journos / film-makers wanting to interview / research / film "runners" - some seemingly forgetting that women can be runners, or others, that it is possible to be a "runner" even after you've passed your 20s.
Even though many of the running books I have have a section on men and running I have never thought about how many of the methods I use a laydee to get faster and recover, really work for men.
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We review the Gigabyte Uranium game mouse from their Aivia series; the device is unique in the sense that it comes with an OLED display POD that will inform you of your mouse polling rate, DPI or even battery status. The high DPI mouse is fully programmable, has additional thumb game buttons (programmable as well). Being wireless the mouse is impressive and very responsive, and armed with internal memory, all in all this might be the most impressive mouse combo that Gigabyte has put onto the market. We stated it a couple of times already, it is very crowded in the PC gaming hardware arena, especially when it comes to keyboards and mice. Whether you have 5 bucks to spend or 100 EUR, there WILL be a product matching that budget. Simple mice, small mice, mice dedicated to games, mice with multiple scanning lasers, mice with adjustable weight systems, and on and on.
A year or three ago Gigabyte launched their Aivia series of products onto the market as well, and ever since have delivered some of the hottest amongst them to you, the end user. Aivia products are aimed at gamers and more-over are segmented into mice and keyboards. Today we review the Gigabyte Aivia Uranium game mouse.
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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Dockworkers and grain terminal operators have begun contract negotiations with far higher stakes than in the disputes that caused chaos at the Port of Portland this summer, diverting ships and clogging cargo as far away as Idaho and India.
The grain talks involve Puget Sound terminals and operations on the Columbia River — the nation's top wheat export outlet. The talks are being watched by farmers across the Northwest and Midwest.
If the negotiations fail to replace a contract that expires Sept. 30, wheat, soybeans and corn would back up across the U.S. grain belt, affecting tens of thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in exports, The Oregonian (http://is.gd/jFabYU) reported.
The talks are the latest dispute over jobs and working conditions between employers and the International 42,000-member Longshore and Warehouse Union, which is striving to preserve and extend its jurisdiction as employers automate ports and try curbing labor expenses.
Neither the union nor the Pacific Northwest Grain Handlers Association, which represents four companies employing the longshoremen, would talk.
But growers of wheat, corn and soybeans loaded on ships by longshoremen have voiced their anxiety. Northwest terminals will handle almost half of 33 million metric tons of U.S. wheat expected to be exported this year.
Customers unable to get U.S. wheat in the event of a disruption could become accustomed to buying grain elsewhere, said Blake Rowe, chief executive officer of the Oregon Wheat Growers' League and the Oregon Wheat Commission.
"It'd be a real shame to see them reach some impasse, because that hurts everybody including our customer relationships," said Rowe, who represents about 2,000 Oregon growers. "We'd damage our reputation for being secure, steady suppliers."
The current talks may not concern pay as much as working conditions because of concessions in the contract that Longview Longshore Local 21 signed Feb. 9 with EGT, or Export Grain Terminal.
A comparison of that contract and the current grain handlers' agreement reveals significant differences that save money and time for EGT.
EGT, owned by Asian and European companies, gets to hire longshoremen in two shifts of up to 12 hours rather than two eight-hour shifts and one higher-paid five-hour graveyard shift. The EGT contract also dispenses amenities such as pay for time when longshoremen finish loading ships before a shift ends or when bad weather halts operations.
EGT can seek damages for work stoppages and the company can stop hiring longshoremen if the union doesn't pay the damages or if an arbitrator finds that at least three stoppages have occurred during the five-year contract.
The contract came after EGT shut out longshoremen, who picketed and stormed the port in Longview, Wash. Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire intervened to reach agreement after a federal judge ruled the union was in contempt of court for violating a restraining order.
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CLEVELAND, Oct. 15, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- IBM Research (NYSE: IBM) today unveiled two new Watson-related cognitive technologies that are expected to help physicians make more informed and accurate decisions faster and to cull new insights from electronic medical records (EMR).
The projects known as "WatsonPaths" and "Watson EMR Assistant" are the result of a year-long research collaboration with faculty, physicians and students at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University. Both are key projects that will create technologies that can be leveraged by Watson to advance the technology in the domain of medicine.
With the WatsonPaths project, IBM scientists have trained the system to interact with medical domain experts in a way that's more natural for them, enabling the user to more easily understand the structured and unstructured data sources the system consulted and the path it took in offering an option. The Watson EMR Assistant project aims to enable physicians to uncover key information from patients' medical records in order to help improve the quality and efficiency of care.
"On Jeopardy! it was not necessarily critical to know how Watson arrived at its answer. But doctors or domain experts in any field will want to understand what information sources Watson consulted, what logic it applied and what inferences it made in arriving at a recommendation," said Eric Brown, IBM Research Director of Watson Technologies. "Through our research collaboration with Cleveland Clinic, we've been able to significantly advance technologies that Watson can leverage to handle more and more complex problems in real time and partner with medical experts in a much more intuitive fashion. These are breakthrough technologies intended to assist future versions of Watson products.""WatsonPaths is designed to augment the problem-based learning methods that Cleveland Clinic medical students employ in the classroom. The vision is for WatsonPaths to act as a useful guide for students to arrive at the most likely and least likely answers to real clinical problems, but in a classroom setting," said J. Eric Jelovsek, MD, MMEd, Director of the Cleveland Clinic Multidisciplinary Simulation Center. "Of course, it is also easy to visualize how this type of technology could eventually be a tool for physicians to use in real-time clinical scenarios – a powerful guiding reference to consult when diagnosing and identifying the best treatment options." Using WatsonPaths to support clinical reasoning WatsonPaths explores a complex scenario and draws conclusions much like people do in real life. When presented with a medical case, WatsonPaths extracts statements based on the knowledge it has learned as a result of being trained by medical doctors and from medical literature.
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The Republicans' much-hyped Ohio hope still has a bit of a frat boy demeanor, but his bid to unseat Sherrod Brown could make him a GOP star.
GROVE CITY, OHIO -- It is after midnight at a Steak 'n Shake diner outside Columbus, and the Republican Party's next great hope is yawning as he pokes at his plate of cottage cheese.
Josh Mandel, the Ohio state treasurer making an upstart bid to knock off Democratic incumbent Sen. Sherrod Brown, has had a long day. To show just how long, he grabs a paper Steak 'n Shake place mat and turns it over, borrowing my pen and painstakingly drawing the outline of the state on the back. (Ohio's odd shape is difficult to describe; the way Mandel draws it, it looks a bit like a bulky diaper.)
There was the early-morning campaign stop at a diner in Cincinnati, followed by meetings with businesspeople there and in Columbus. He went to the treasurer's office and got some work done, he says, and then it was back to Cincinnati for radio appearances and an evening speaking engagement before the two-hour drive to the Steak 'n Shake. Tomorrow will be just as packed: He's swearing in a new council member in Cleveland, meeting with retirees in Youngstown and activists in Niles, having lunch with his family for his sister's birthday, and then speaking at a Republican event in Bowling Green.
Asked to autograph the map, dotted with cities and criscrossed with arrows, Mandel writes in the corner in careful capital letters: "MOLLY -- NEVER FORGET YOUR STEAK-N-SHAKE DEBUT!", signing underneath in neat cursive.
Republicans believe Mandel could be the next big thing -- the next member of a new generation of fresh-faced conservatives that includes Marco Rubio of Florida and Mike Lee of Utah, two staunch conservatives elected to the Senate in 2010 at the age of 39. Next week, in fact, Rubio is coming to Ohio to campaign with Mandel. "This guy is the real story coming out of Ohio," one longtime GOP consultant in the state tells me. "He's the rock star of the party."
A former Marine who was elected to the city council of Lyndhurst, a Cleveland suburb, at the age of 25, Mandel served two terms in the state legislature, representing a strongly Democratic district, before winning the treasurer's post in 2010. Now he is taking on Brown, the progressive stalwart Mandel describes as too far left for this perennial swing state. Elected in 2006 after a decade and a half in the House, Brown is viewed by the GOP as an accidental senator, swept in by a national Democratic wave. The race is likely to be one of the most intense Senate contests of the year.
Though he turned 34 a few months ago, with his big ears, boyish face and skinny neck, Mandel seems far younger. It's not just his looks. His tone of voice tends to rise at the ends of sentences; he often tilts his chin up and squints while he speaks. He talks slowly and deliberately, his sentences punctuated with "um" and "you know." At one point, he bounces up and down in his seat on the red and black striped Steak 'n Shake banquette.
Asked what makes him think he's ready to be a U.S. senator, Mandel looks me gravely in the eye.
"The Constitution," he says, pausing for effect, "says that you have to be 30 years old. And I think the people who wrote the United States Constitution had a wisdom about them that was very special, and a vision for America that should be appreciated."
Another long pause. "I served two tours in Iraq? In the Marine Corps?" he says. "I'm the treasurer of the state of Ohio, where, when the United States credit rating was downgraded for the first time in American history, and 14 government funds around the country were downgraded, we earned the highest rating we could earn on our $4 billion investment fund. Where we navigated the European sovereign debt crisis with a yield, rather than a significant loss like so many other -- er, unlike so many other -- a loss -- you know what I'm trying to say. With a yield rather than a loss, when so many other corporations and organizations and governments lost money around the country."
Mandel is on a roll now, deep into his well-practiced and not unimpressive talking points. "Our liquidity portfolio is up $1.4 billion from the day I took office, and we accomplished all that while cutting $1.2 million from our operating budget," he adds. "All of that put together, we believe, paints a very strong contrast between one of the most effective and efficient state treasurer's offices in America and the mess that is Washington, D.C."
Mandel goes on to note that his state legislative district was heavily Democratic. "All of that combined presents to the people of Ohio the candidate who's not only well equipped to represent them as a United States senator, but much more well equipped to represent them than someone like Sherrod Brown, who's been running for office since Richard Nixon was president and who's been in Washington for two decades," he says.
I ask him if that's what he says to all the little old Republican ladies who tell him how young he looks.
"Yeah, you know, uh, parts of that, right?" he says. "I sort of, like, told you everything. But, uh, you know -- the condensed version is, I'm a strong fiscal conservative, with the backbone of a Marine who's going to shake up Washington and has the backbone to stand up to the leaders of the Republican Party and the Democratic Party to do what's right for the state of Ohio."
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US readies rationale for possible Syria strike
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama and British Prime minister David Cameron have conferred for the second time in recent days. The subject: response plans to Syrian President Bashar Assad's alleged use of chemical weapons against his own people.
But any military action by the U.S. and international partners is unlikely to come before Thursday. That's when Cameron will convene an emergency meeting of Parliament where lawmakers are expected to vote to clear the way for a British response to the purported chemical weapons attack.
Meanwhile, U.S. intelligence agencies are preparing to release intercepted communications aimed at proving Assad perpetrated a large-scale chemical weapons attack on civilians.
Administration officials argue that Assad's actions pose a direct threat to U.S. national security. That gives Obama potential legal authorization to strike without authorization from the United Nations or Congress.
Already questions about end game in Syria
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- As the Obama administration prepares to strike Syria in retribution for chemical weapons attacks in its civil war, questions are rising about the end game.
National security experts and some U.S. officials question whether a limited strike can have any lasting impact on Syrian President Bashar Assad, or whether it will simply harden Assad's resolve.
And it's not clear how much a strike could help the beleaguered and splintered Syrian opposition, or lessen concerns that hard-line rebels may not support America if they do seize control of the country.
A limited, short-term operation, however, may be a compromise between military leaders worried about entering a civil war and White House determined to show President Barack Obama meant it when he said the use of chemical weapons would cross a line.
Biden: No doubt Syrian regime used chem weapons
HOUSTON (AP) -- Vice President Joe Biden says there is no doubt that Syrian President Bashar Assad's (bah-SHAR' AH'-sahd) government is responsible for the heinous use of chemical weapons.
Biden's comments Tuesday make him the highest-ranking U.S. official to say the Syrian regime is the culprit in a large-scale chemical weapons attack on Aug. 21.
Biden says the Syrian government is the only actor in the 2-year civil war that possesses and can deliver chemical weapons. He says Assad has blocked U.N. investigators from the site and has been bombing it for days.
The White House says President Barack Obama hasn't settled on how to respond to the attack. The Pentagon says U.S. military forces are ready to strike Syria if Obama gives the order.
Biden spoke at the American Legion's national convention.
US signals readiness to strike Syria
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House says any military action against Syria will be limited, and won't be aimed at forcing Bashar Assad from power.
The administration is getting ready to declare formally that chemical weapons have been used in Syria's civil war. And White House spokesman Jay Carney says it would be "preposterous" to suggest that anyone other than the Syrian government was responsible for last week's attack.
The White House says President Barack Obama hasn't yet settled on what action to take in response to the use of deadly gases -- a development that Obama had said last year would cross a red line. But Carney says, "The options we are considering are not about regime change."
Officials had planned to release an intelligence report today that would more formally link Assad to the attack, but that release now appears to have been pushed back until later in the week.
The U.S. and allies in Europe appear to be laying the groundwork for the most aggressive response since Syria's civil war began more than two years ago. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said today that U.S. military forces stand ready to strike Syria at once if Obama gives the order.
White House: Chemical attack requires response
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House is making a legal argument for undertaking a military response to the use of chemical weapons against civilians in Syria, but says any action taken against the Syrian regime is not intended to depose Syrian President Bashar Assad.
White House spokesman Jay Carney said the United States and 188 other nations are signatories to a chemical weapons convention opposing the use of such weapons. He says those countries have a stake in ensuring that international norms must be respected. Carney says that there must be a response to a clear violation of those norms.
But Carney says, quote, "The options we are considering are not about regime change."
He says a change in Syria's leadership must occur through political negotiations.
Top lawmakers call for military response in Syria
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Two top lawmakers are calling for an immediate U.S. military response to the Syria's suspected chemical weapons attack that killed at least a hundred civilians last week.
Republican Sen. Bob Corker is calling for the U.S. to respond in a "surgical and proportional way, something that gets their attention." The Tennessee lawmaker says such a response should not involve U.S. troops on the ground, however.
Democrat Rep. Eliot Engel of New York says the U.S. must respond "quickly," together with NATO allies, possibly using cruise missile strikes, as the U.S. and NATO did in Libya.
A senior administration official said Sunday there is "very little doubt" a chemical weapon was used, but added the president had not yet decided how to respond.
Corker and Engel appeared on "Fox News Sunday."


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