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Editor says, what if the Magi were traditional Zoroastrian monks? Please note that the opinions expressed in this post do not necessarily reflect the views of the author(s).Now when Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king, behold, wise men from the East came to Jerusalem saying.."Where is he was has been born king of the Jews? For we have seen his star in the East, and have come to worship him" ..and lo, the star, which they had seen in the East went before them, till it came to rest over the place where the child was. ~ Matthean Gospel
In 738 ZRE, on this day of Spendarmad the three Zoroastrian Monks followed the eastern star into the Roman Province of Iudaea.The Coming of the Magi By Ed and Jackie SpeelAlong their great journey from Medes in northern Persia, the true purpose of their divine mission had been slowly revealed to them in dreams (and nightmares) by the Creator Ahura Mazda. They would travel first to Herodian Jerusalem where they would announce the birth of the newborn King of the Jews in the village of Bethlehem. This announcement would provoke the Roman client King into ordering the execution of all young male children so as to avoid the loss of his own throne.And so the family of the baby Jesus would be willingly taken to safety out of Iudaea. In the fire temple there would come a great strengthening of the waters. And from this holy transformation would emerge a great prophet in the shadow of the exalted deity of Wisdom, Ahura Mazda. Throughout Middle World he would teach the union of the soul (urvan) with its guardian spirit (fravashi). And set Zoroastrianism on its proper path to the world's greatest modern religion. This article is part of the Zoroastrian Jesus thread.
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Byon June 19, 2012
Here we have America's premier political tip-sheet pretending that it doesn't really understand what happened in the course of the very long, very garish news event that was the John Edwards trial.
This Holding character is a hoot. First, he brings a bullshit political prosecution based on an interpretation of the campaign-finance laws that nobody possibly could understand, let alone 12 poor souls locked in a courtroom with their souls screaming for someone to call a lunch break. Then, halfway through, when the odds looked much better than even that the whole sorry mess was going to blow up all over the place, Holding ducks out and runs for Congress, leaving other federal prosecutors to take it in the chops when the case detonates....
Holding, who stayed on into the Obama Administration for two and a half years to pursue the Edwards case and a case against a another Democratic officeholder, rejected claims that politics played a role in his office's aggressive investigation and prosecution of the two-time presidential candidate and 2004 Democratic vice presidential nominee. "There are always going to be charges this is a political case. That just comes with the territory," the former U.S. Attorney said. "The defense made a motion that the case was brought for political reasons and the judge ruled there was no evidence of that.... I feel very comfortable that we did carry out our duties."
Yeah, why should anyone suspect a political motivation just because the guy has been, you know, running for Congress for four or five months already, something that I am sure never entered his mind before he embarked on his disinterested investigation.
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Undergraduate Scholarships and Awards
Robert M. Janowiak Scholarship
Established 2007
This scholarship was founded to honor the memory of Robert M. Janowiak.
The recipients must be juniors or seniors in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with an outstanding scholastic record.
Selection Process :
In September the ECE Department distributes scholarship data forms to students in the top 15% of the junior class and the top 15% of the senior class. The Scholarship Committee then reviews the scholarship data forms and identifies the students to receive the award. Three students will be chosen for this scholarship.
The scholarship carries a stipend of $2,000. The recipient is recognized at the annual ECE Awards Banquet in April.
Year Recipients 2013-2014 Bradley Sturt 2012-2013 Dabin Zhang 2011-2012 Yuchen Zhu 2010-2011 Sumit Dutta 2009-2010 Michael DeJesus, Daniel Klinger 2008-2009 Caroline Davis, Michael Ford, Kelly Veit 2007-2008 Daniel Lukman and Mingxun Wang


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|Hi all,
got this nice grafted adenium plant from Ebay several months ago and it's called "Serona" per the seller. I haven't found anything online about it. I've seen a photo of "Cellona" online which looks close to my flower. Any other ideas.
With haworthias and gasterias, the hybrid names does not change and it help to identify a particular plant. However, I've noticed some adeniums have various names (for the same plant) depending on the vendor. It makes it difficult to ID some of the flowers from grafted plants. Thanks
Here's my flower
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|I would say that your search. "Double Cellona" is probably it from a photo I could see on google. The leaf shape is very similar.
- Posted by ilovetogrow 9 Jax Florida (My Page) on Mon, Sep 23, 13 at 20:06
|I have no idea of a name but it is a very pretty flower.
|web site -: "Adeniumrose Zen Art " there picture gallery is good for identification , check the one called " Miami ".
|Rick ,
You are right. It is "double cellona". I Google it and you are correct. Someone actually posted a photo on Cacti and Succulent forum on garden web in 2011 which looks just my like my plant. Thank you all for your comments and help.
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This is in response to "Mesa businesses wary about light rail," a March 8 Tribune article by Sonu Munshi in which Tom Verploegen, president of the Downtown Mesa Association, told the City Council that opposition to running a 3.5-mile light-rail extension along Main Street in downtown Mesa has decreased.
Light rail
Too expensive to expand
This is in response to "Mesa businesses wary about light rail," a March 8 Tribune article by Sonu Munshi in which Tom Verploegen, president of the Downtown Mesa Association, told the City Council that opposition to running a 3.5-mile light-rail extension along Main Street in downtown Mesa has decreased.
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Downtown business owners and many Mesa residents are opposed to extending the light rail through the downtown area, not just because of concerns about the disruptions, and obstruction conditions caused by construction, but mainly because of more taxes needed for the billion-dollar project.
Light-rail construction cost "guesstimate" for the City Council (at $71 million a mile) is a good $300 million to extend the Metro light-rail line from the Sycamore station 3.5 miles east to downtown. Mesa remains the largest city in the nation without a primary property tax after voters soundly defeated it in 2006. The real problem would be for the City Council to try to get a tax passed for the future light-rail growth and continuous operation.
Jack Salley
Need public transit to Gateway airport
In reference to your March 27 article on light rail, someone should be thinking about a good, decent public transportation to Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport rather than just taxis and shuttle vans. Granted there is a public bus service that runs to Arizona State University Polytechnic campus, but it does not run to the terminal or anywhere near it so passengers could make use of it. There is light-rail and bus service to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, so why not to Gateway?
Jack Mitchell
Gilbert elections
Krueger, Sentz are best choices
In Gilbert, there are only two candidates in the Town Council race that will move the city forward to a brighter future. Joan Krueger and John Sentz have the experience needed to listen, and they know the will of the people. Gilbert cannot afford anyone inexperienced in good, sensible government. Many opportunities are upon us here in Gilbert. Joan Krueger and John Sentz know what those opportunities are and will work for all of us to move Gilbert toward obtaining those goals.
I urge all Republicans, Democrats and independents to vote for Joan Krueger and John Sentz for the two Town Council seats in Gilbert.
John Chiazza
Just make them legal
The Tribune dances around the real solution to America's drug crusade ("Failing to learn, U.S. ramps up war on drugs," Our View, March 29) by never saying that legalization and regulation is the best answer to our drug war disaster. We've tried prohibition with ever-escalating penalties, without an iota of success in reducing drug use or eliminating violent drug cartels. We need to remember how repealing alcohol prohibition ended 13 years of chaos that saw Al Capone and his ilk fighting gun battles over the alcohol market. Since 1933, we haven't had a shootout or a bombing over a beer route.
Ralph Givens
Daly City, Calif.
Legalization leads to regulation
Regarding your thoughtful editorial "Failing to learn, U.S. ramps up war on drugs" on March 29, it is not "our insatiable demand for illegal drugs" that causes the violence in Mexico, it's our prohibition and criminalization of drugs. A lot more Americans use the drug caffeine on a daily basis than use marijuana or any other illegal substance. So why don't we have lots of crime related to caffeine? Simple answer: It's legal.
Kirk Muse
The war's effects soon to be seen
The war on certain drugs was never meant to be won; it was meant to be continuous. It was designed to reduce the civil rights and liberties of the general population, accustom them to an ongoing and ever-growing police and military presence in their daily lives, drain taxpayers' dollars, and to keep lawyers rich, cops busy, and jails full. In that regard, it has been a huge success.
In the future, this war will be used to justify all manner of suppression of privacy and civil rights, and civil liberties. You think Soviet Russia was bad? Or Nazi Germany?
Those totalitarian prison states will seem like summer camp in comparison to what is coming for North America. Cameras everywhere, ID checks and sniffer dogs on every street corner, drug testing, forced military service, your iPod and laptop's being scanned and zero-privacy internment camps (most of which are already built).
Everything is almost in place — both the laws and the technology — and all President Barack Obama needs is one "emergency" to declare martial law.
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Nepean, Ontario, Canada
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Abstinence works but hard to follow
Sex education is very important to our youth. Of course, abstinence is the best way to avoid sexually transmitted diseases and unwanted pregnancies, but abstinence is not a normal biological behavior.
What parents need to realize is teenagers will become sexually active, and the best way to protect them is to educate them about the use of condoms, birth control and safe sexual decisions.
Arizona has the second-highest teen pregnancy rate in the nation, and our teens are at a higher risk for sexually transmitted diseases than the national average. We teach abstinence-only, which is obviously not working. Making sure our young men and women have access to true sexual education, and our young women access to birth control and reproductive health care, is the only way to lower these statistics.
Teaching abstinence-only and keeping young women from birth control and reproductive health care will not stop them from having sex, but it will stop them from making informed decisions that can reduce the number of abortions, teen pregnancies and the spread of STDs — things that I believe every one of us wants.
Nicole Brown
What happened to withdrawal?
Why is it that the left-wing loons in Congress and on the Internet are not calling for the president of the United States to explain his reasoning for sending more American troops into combat? Why are they not demanding from the president a time line for the troops to remain in Afghanistan and Pakistan?
Why is it that President Barack Obama, who called for President George W. Bush to withdraw all troops from Iraq immediately while he was a senator, can now decide to act much the same as Bush did and not hear one word of discontent from the weird individuals now in charge of our government? We still have troops in Iraq.
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WICHITA, Kan. (AP) â¿¿ To steal huge shipments of valuable cargo, thieves are turning to a deceptively simple tactic: They pose as truckers, load the freight onto their own tractor-trailers and drive away with it.
It's an increasingly common form of commercial identity theft that has allowed con men to make off each year with millions of dollars in merchandise, often food and beverages. And experts say the practice is growing so rapidly that it will soon become the most common way to steal freight.
A generation ago, thieves simply stole loaded trucks out of parking lots. But the industry's widening use of GPS devices, high-tech locks and other advanced security measures have pushed criminals to adopt new hoaxes.Helping to drive the scams, experts say, is the Internet, which offers thieves easy access to vast amounts of information about the trucking industry. Online databases allow con men to assume the identities of legitimate freight haulers and to trawl for specific commodities they want to steal. Besides hurting the nation's trucking industry â¿¿ which moves more than 68 percent of all domestic shipments â¿¿ the thefts have real-world consequences for consumers, including raising prices and potentially allowing unsafe food and drugs to reach store shelves. News reports from across the country recount just a few of the thefts: 80,000 pounds of walnuts worth $300,000 in California, $200,000 of Muenster cheese in Wisconsin, rib-eye steaks valued at $82,000 in Texas, $25,000 pounds of king crab worth $400,000 in California. The Hughson Nut Co. fell victim twice last year, losing two loads valued at $189,000. Each time, the impostor truckers showed up at the Livingston, Calif., nut processor on a Friday with all the proper paperwork to pick up a load of almonds. On the Monday following the second theft, a customer called to complain that the almonds had never arrived in Arizona. The company's quality assurance manager, Raquel Andrade, recalled getting a sinking feeling: "Uh-oh. I think it happened again."
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Originally published Friday, January 24, 2014 at 9:25 PM
Parks-district option draws tepid response at public meeting
The public weighs in on funding options for the city parks system, which faces a major maintenance backlog of $270 million. The current Parks and Green Spaces levy expires this year.
Seattle Times staff reporter
Meetings on Seattle parks funding
Parks leaders are holding two more community meetings to get public feedback on a new funding measure and priorities.
1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, High Point Community Center, 6920 34th Ave. S.W. (child care provided)
7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Bitter Lake Community Center, 13035 Linden Ave. N.
To see the priorities and funding recommended by the Parks Legacy Committee:
Source: Seattle Parks Department
Seattle residents don't mind spending more money for the city's parks, but they're reluctant to create a new Metropolitan Parks District (MPD) to oversee a new and permanent property tax dedicated to parks after the current levy expires this year.
That was the sentiment from many at a public meeting Thursday night on priorities and funding for a new ballot measure.
"What I'm hearing from the grass roots, the P-Patch folks, the volunteers, is they don't like the MPD. They don't like that the board of directors is the City Council. And once it's created, you can't undo it. These are very pro-parks people," said Don Harper, a Queen Anne resident and former member of the 2008 levy oversight committee.
But another resident, Erin Blakeney, of Capitol Hill, supported a parks district because it could raise more money for parks and eliminate the uncertainty of going back to voters every few years.
"The idea of permanently funding parks at a higher level is compelling to me. Parks has a lot of long-term needs," she said.
About 60 people attended the meeting at the Chinatown-International District Community Center. It was the first of three scheduled by the Parks Legacy Committee, which will make a recommendation on a new funding measure to the mayor and City Council in March.
The 15-member citizen committee is asking for feedback on its recommendation that the top priority for new funding be reducing the estimated $270 million backlog in deferred maintenance across the parks system and restoring hours to community centers.
Included in that recommendation is increased preventive maintenance and a higher level of daily maintenance, including cleaner restrooms and more frequent litter pickup.
The 2008 Parks and Green Spaces Levy raised about $24 million per year to supplement the department's general fund budget of about $90 million. The levy concentrated on acquiring new parkland and developing parks but did not include money for major maintenance or repairs.
Participants at the meeting also were asked what level funding they would support in a new ballot measure. Most chose one raising $40 million a year or more, arguing that under the current levy, the maintenance backlog grew.
"The more the backlog goes down, the more I'm willing to pay," said Roger Pence, a Beacon Hill resident.
But participants disagreed sharply over the best funding mechanism. The Legacy Committee is considering four options — renewal of the current six-year levy, an eight-year levy, a permanent levy or the MPD.
The governing board of a Metropolitan Parks District could assess a tax up to 75 cents per $1,000 of assessed value, although the initial rate would likely be much lower than the maximum allowed by state law.
The current six-year levy cost the owner of a $400,000 home about $76 per year. A levy or an MPD assessment that raised $40 million per year would cost the owner of a $400,000 home about $125 per year.
Preliminary discussions have suggested that the City Council could serve as the governing board and the money raised by an MPD be added to the city's current parks funding. The parks budget and work plan must be approved each year by the council.
John Barber, parks chairman for the Leschi Community Council, argued for renewal of the current measure. "A levy has the greatest accountability because Parks has to come back to the voters every six years and ask: 'How are we doing?' "
After the meeting, some members of the Legacy Committee said their take-away was that advocates of an MPD would have to do more to ease voter concerns and confusion.
But another parks advocate, Beth Purcell, who chaired the 2008 parks levy planning committee, said, "To have people who are longtime parks supporters raising questions about an MPD is something we need to pay attention to."
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- Dec 17, 2007
More turbocharged motors coming from Hyundai
2008 is shaping up to be a great year for enthusiasts, with the Mitsubishi Evolution X and Subaru Impreza STI all coming to market. But drivers bent on rear-wheel drive performance on a budget have been left out in the cold, assuming that they're looking for something with an independent suspension and a small displacement, turbocharged motor.
In 2009, that's all going to change when Hyundai unleashes its RWD Genesis coupe to the masses. The new two-door model from Hyundai will feature a direct-injection 2.0-liter turbo'd motor (co-developed by Hyundai, Chrysler and Mitsubishi), sending power to the rear wheels via a six-speed manual, supposedly with an optional LSD and the possibility of more factory-produced go-fast bits on the way.
In an interview with Automotive News, John Krafcik, Hyundai Motor America's veep of product development said that the Genesis coupe won't be the only model sporting forced induction in the automaker's future. Plans to install turbos in other models are underway, as Hyundai has no intentions of offering a diesel or hybrid in the near future, and strapping a snail to a small motor can return benefits both in performance and fuel economy.
The coupe will also have a V6 option (a 3.8-liter making upwards of 300 hp), but for the enthusiast set, the blown four will be more desirable since the plumbing necessary for upgrades is already in place. Despite this, Hyundai plans on taking the V6 Mustang to task on the tarmac, and with rumors swirling (Automotive News - Sub. Req.) that FoMoCo will drop the 4.0-liter V6 in favor of either the new 3.5- or 3.7-liter V6s in 2009, things are looking good for budget racers in North America.
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The Smyths Perform "Meat Is Murder"
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THE SMYTHS perform "Meat is Murder"
Self proclaimed "The Smiths Band of Smiths Fans for Smiths Fans", The Smyths are arguably the world's finest tribute to The Smiths.
To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the release of "Meat is Murder", The Smyths are heading to The Britannia in Kent to perform the album in it's entirety along with all of your favourite songs byThe Smiths.
Released in 1985 "Meat is Murder" was the band's own Number 1 album in the UK charts in the band's lifetime. The album was ranked at 296 in the Rolling Stone Magazine top 500 albums of all time in 2003.
"You'll never see The Smiths again, but The Smyths are the next best thing." Music-News.com
"Amazing...just like The Smiths" XFM
"The Smyths are indeed the BEST Smiths tribute band in the world", Phil Gatenby, Author, 'Panic on the streets of London'


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State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP)
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Initial Project Detail Listing as approved by FHWA on October 1st each year
This is a static file showing the list of projects in the STIP at the time of adoption of the Five Year Work Program at July 1st each year. Note that, although the STIP must be approved on the first day of the new federal fiscal year (October 1st) it is based on the projects shown in the Adopted Work Program as of the beginning of the state fiscal year (July 1st) which starts three months earlier than the federal fiscal year.
NOTE: This initial static project detail listing does not change over time and doesn't include any subsequent changes to the project details such as cost estimates, funding sources, fiscal year in which cost estimates are programmed, or project descriptions.
The initial project detail listing can be accessed in several ways, as explained below.
- The initial STIP project detail may be viewed or searched on-line in portable document format (PDF).
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NOTE: In order to see the initial STIP project detail listings as approved by FHWA on October 1st, you must select "Approved STIP" in the "Report Type" drop-down menu on the STIP Report page, as shown below:
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The on-line STIP Report also includes an option to display the "current" version of the STIP project detail listings, which includes all changes to the STIP since it was adopted on July 1st each year (changes include Administrative Modifications as well as formal STIP Amendments). The STIP Report enables the STIP to be viewed by specific County, MPO, Item Segment, or Project Description.
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the simultaneous combination of contrasting rhythms in a musical composition. Rhythmic conflicts, or cross-rhythms, may occur within a single metre (e.g., two eighth notes against triplet eighths) or may be reinforced by simultaneous combinations of conflicting metres. The latter effect is characteristic of numerous non-Western musical forms (e.g., Indonesian gamelan) and of certain Western, especially American, compositions


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NeoStem Announces Quarterly Results And Business Update
In addition to receiving $12.3 million in cash to use towards U.S. operations, the divestiture will bolster NeoStem's balance sheet by eliminating over $35 million in short- and long-term debt obligations. The divestiture transaction is expected to close in the next 6-10 weeks, subject to the satisfaction of various closing conditions including China regulatory approvals, the submission of which is already underway.
The Company's second quarter results include Erye, its Pharmaceutical Manufacturing – China segment, in discontinued operations. Net loss from discontinued operations attributable to NeoStem common shareholder interests for the three and six months ended June 30, 2012 was $13.4 million and $14.8 million, respectively, or $0.10 and $0.12 per share, compared to $0.5 million and $0.8 million, or $0.01 and $0.01 per share for the three and six months ended June 30, 2011. The loss attributable to NeoStem common shareholders for the three and six months ended June 30, 2012 included the Company's 51% share of a total $28.0 million non-cash, asset impairment charge, based on the definitive agreement purchase price.
The Erye divestiture allows the Company to hone its focus on its cell therapy clinical development programs and the PCT CDMO commercial business.
Results of Continued Operations for the Three Months and Six Months Ended June 30, 2012Continuing operations consist of the Company's cellular therapy business in the United States. Revenues from continuing operations for the three and six months ended June 30, 2012 were $3.4 million and $7.1 million, respectively, compared to $2.2 million and $3.7 million for the same periods in 2011. The increase in revenue, representing a 95% revenue growth for the six months ended June 30, 2012 compared to the prior year period, was primarily driven by clinical service revenues in the Company's PCT subsidiary, and reflected an increased overall visibility of PCT and penetration into the cell therapy marketplace, along with a general increase in the development of autologous cell therapies in the United States due to enhanced investment and expanded marketing programs in 2011 and 2012.
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How do I get more flavor out of my beers without boosting my OG too high? I'm thinking something along the lines of steeping grains after the mash but before the boil. Steeping around 160 should get some flavor but none of the fermentables right?
I would say add some specialty grains, i.e. crystal 60 to start. If thats too sweet, go down from there...(to crystal 40, ect)
When you say more flavor, do you mean you're beers seem too thin? Can you give more info on your recipes, OG and FG, and process? Could be a problem with recipe formulation, could be mashing too low, hard to tell without more specifics.
Here's the last one I made that really came in below expectation. It was a an ESB, all-grain, brewed using White labs Burton Ale Yeast. *Note: this was for a 2.5 gallon batch.
2.5 lbs Marris Otter
1 lb Biscuit Malt
8 oz Wheat malt (going for head retention on that)
4 oz Victory Malt
.3 oz both Northern Brewer and Goldings for 60 minutes
.2 oz both fuggles and goldings for last 5 minutes of boil
Made a starter, and pitched at about 70. Fermented low, about 62 ambient. OG was close to 1.038 FG reading was pretty inacurate (which I fixed later) but was close to 1.014.
Definitely thin on body, and overall flavor just seems kind of bland. I think I got close to 65% efficiency on mash.
*A lot of "I thinks" in here. I have improved my methods since this batch but at the time I was making some mistakes.
If the 1.014 is right then you didn't over- attenuate. If you were expecting an ESB maybe this recipe is just not what you wanted? Looks like a 3.1% ABV ordinary bitter. You also don't have any crystal in there, which I don't think is alwyas required but maybe you were expecting more caramel notes. Just my thoughts, I haven't brewed many bitters.
I agree, you need to mix in some light additions of specialty steeping grains. Scale back on the biscuit malt and try adding four ounces of crystal 60 and maybe special B (or crystal 120+).
The roasted malts will raise your OG but there's less fermentables being released, which gives your beers that roasty body and caramel, toffee depth you're looking for. Just a few ounces can go a long way.
PS: When you steep specialty grains, get a good crush on them and steep them for about 70 minutes at 155*f. This is warm enough to extract all of the converted sugars and flavor and be sure to do plenty of swirling and dunking with them. A muslin bag (or similar) works great for this.
Your attenuation is plenty low. I would expect quite a bit of flavor just from the numbers, so it must be something else.
A little Calcium Carbonate can add a perception of body and richness. Try putting a pinch in a glass before pouring your beer in.
Or to bring out the maltiness a pinch of Calcium Chloride. If you don't have that you could try a pinch of table salt just to get an idea. (I wouldn't recommend brewing with NaCl. It's too harsh in my opinion. CaCl, when used in moderation, seems much smoother and just emphasizes the sweetness.)
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I'm trying to imagine the flavor of a 25% biscuit grain bill. I can believe it would taste out of balance, but would not have expected it to be thin. I think dcp27 has the right recommendation for you.


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Thank you so much. It looks like it will help and your closing line was funny. Also, I was able to find and buy a service manual online which is helping as well. I hope to give it a try this week.
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Half of the reductions would come from patrol officers, and another four would be detectives, she said. The cuts, plus a series of staff realignments, would allow the department to concentrate on what Kirkpatrick called the foundation of its mission, servicing 9-1-1 calls.
Like other city departments, police have been told to find a 4.07 percent reduction from their 2009 budget because of anticipated reductions in tax revenues. For police, that's nearly $2 million the city will have to find in budget deliberations that begin in November and must conclude in December.
The Spokane City Council has a special meeting this afternoon to discuss a change in rules that would strip the council president of some authority.
It will come up while Council President Joe Shogan is out of town, and Councilman Al French is sitting in as council president pro tem.
The changes are described as a revision of Rules of Procedure, which the overview describes as a way "to provide greater clarity and consistency."
But there are also some additions, such as rules governing legislative assistants, which the council now has. Each assistant will be hired and fired at the sole discretion of the individual council member, the proposal suggests.
Seems there is a tempest brewing over the one legislative assistant shared by French and Councilman Steve Corker, who worked more hours than allowed under an agreement between the city and the employees unions. Almost 300 hours more in the last year, according to memos.
Today's meeting is primarily to put the proposal on an upcoming council session agenda.
In any case, Shogan will be attending the meeting via phone. He predicted some fireworks ahead.
Tea Party organizations in Spokane and North Idaho had rallies last week on Constitution Day - the first day of Constitution Week - to air their displeasure with government.
OK, so some group is always unhappy with government, it's the American way.
But sometimes, government does its best to fan the flames. Take last Monday when City Council President Joe Shogan introduced the Public Forum with an explanation of procedures to an audience that included newcomers who had come to complain about an apparent crack down on medical marijuana dispensaries.
They had the right to talk,
Shogan said. But members of the council aren't obligated to listen, and may
not listen at all or even consider what speakers say. How's that for
instilling warm feelings about one's elected officials?
Last night's City Council debate sponsored by the Campaign for Liberty, went free of personal attacks until David Elton landed one on Steve Eugster.
Elton, who is competing against Eugster and four other candidates for the right to represent south Spokane, complained about a blog post on Eugster's Spokane Record that questioned if Elton has an Oedipus Complex.
"That's not the way a distinguished former councilman should behave," Elton said in his closing statement. "Maybe that's why he's no longer allowed to practice law."
Elton was referring to Eugster's 18-month suspension from praciticing law handed down by the state Supreme Court in June.
Eugster's closing statement was before Elton's, so Euster didn't get a chance to mention Elton's legal problems: Felony harassment charges that prevent Elton from attending City Council meetings.
After the debate, Eugster said he didn't have anything to add, except to say that he pulled the Oedipus Complex reference from his site after learning that Elton was offended. Today, however, Eugster has reposted the original entry along with e-mails Elton sent that warned him that "Now…the gloves come off" and questioning if Eugster is a "Cowles sycophant."
Here is Eugster's original post:
One of the candidates for Spokane City Council Position 2, District 2 uses his candidacy to lambast Betsy Cowles and the Spokesman Review, wants to go after the police department because there have been "seven killings" and because a man was killed by a police officer because he had a bottle of pop in his hand (I think that's what I heard him say), wants to tear down a short commercial building to make a 0.8 acre "open space, and wants to see a new skyscraper built downtown, (or was it Browne's Addition?). He would use the power of government to denigrate a women, bring powerful police officers to justice, knock down an old not very tall building and build a new tall building.
What is all of this about? Is it possible the candidate has an Oedipus Complex? I suspect some hidden truth is unconsciously at work in the candidacy of David Elton. Or said another way, there is meaning here someplace.
Monday night's Spokane City Council meeting had plenty of discussion about Envision Spokane's proposed "Spokane Bill of Rights."
Colleague Jonathan Brunt captured these two exchanges between former Councilman and current candidate Steve Eugster and Council President Joe Shogan. in the first, Eugster is saying he's going on for just a bit longer…he actually went about 8 more minutes, but who's counting?…and the second occurs right before the council takes a break in the action.
One thing about this ballot measure, it does get people excited. And it isn't even definitely on the ballot, yet.


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U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder says an investigation into Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio is serious and ongoing.
Holder said he expects the probe conducted by Justice Department's civil rights division and the Arizona U.S. attorney's office "will produce results." Holder made the remarks during a visit to Phoenix to attend a mortgage fraud task force meeting on Thursday.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- By Aug. 2, the Congress and President will likely come up with a patchwork plan to cut spending and increase revenue over the next years, the debt ceiling will be raised, and Armageddon will be averted -- but only for a brief period.
Angst will begin anew next February when the President publishes his 2013 budget, and bond rating agencies see quite plainly that the United States does not have a credible plan to bring its growing debt under control.
Budget compromises now being discussed will pare back discretionary spending -- something that can't be done very much a second time -- and trim Medicare and Medicaid benefits. However, a few hundred billion a year in cuts won't change budget fundamentals.Health care costs are too high and Americans are living longer. The cost of health care and Social Security benefits that the federal government remains committed to providing will continue to grow faster than the economy and federal revenues -- even if the President gets higher taxes on millionaires. This situation is especially compelling now that Treasury Secretary Geithner tells us that economic growth is likely to be closer to its current 2% rate than the 4% assumed by President Obama in his Feb. 2011 budget and necessary to pull down unemployment to acceptable levels within a few years. Since 2007, the deficit has swelled from $161 billion to about $1.6 trillion. Even with a few hundred billion annually in reduced spending and some new revenues, deficits in excess of $1 trillion each year can be expected indefinitely. Those projections will compel bond rating agencies to cut the U.S. credit rating from AAA, driving up borrowing costs for the federal and state governments, home buyers and private business. More spending cuts and taxes will be required to accommodate higher interest payments, and economic growth will slow even further. On health care, the fundamental problem is that federal and state governments pay 55 cents of every dollar spent on health care; hence, a private market for health care no longer exists, and government reimbursements set most prices for health care services.
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We'll add the history attribution in the about box as soon as we have
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The lurking insinuation is nonsense and you know it. We didn't
"pester" you fix things, we were willing to do it ourselves, but you
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I didn't change the Readme as a direct challenge to you, it was a
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Why would i do this knowing you'd be waiting in the wings to jump and
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If you have the courage to do this in a mature fashion going forward,
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We've added a changelog.muse to the git repo, and we'll reference it
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Is that suitable for you?
p.s. Orcan and Robert continue to have my respect, because at least
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Jersey native, Max Valles, and Virginia Host No. 7 UCLA to Open 2014 Season
by Bob Whitney | Posted on Friday, August 29th, 2014
Greetings from Charlottesville, Virginia where I am here to cover the opening game of the college football season between the host Virginia Cavaliers and the No. 7 (No. 5 in the DoubleGSports.com Top 25) ranked UCLA Bruins.
Before I preview this contest, I want to send a big shoutout to Rutgers University and Coach Kyle Flood for their exciting 41-38 win over Washington State. A big confidence booster as they head into a murderous schedule in the Big 10.
This weekend's contest, will feature UCLA's multi-talented Heisman Trophy candidate Brett Hundley and a Wahoo squad looking to reverse their fortunes from a miserable 2013 season where they only won two games.
A number of Tri-state players dot the UVA roster, however, strong side linebacker Max Valles (Sicklerville, NJ/St. Joseph's HS and Fork Union Military Academy) will play a prominent role for the Virginia defense in trying to contain the talented Hundley, who passed for over 3,000 yards and rushed for nearly 800 yards in 2013.
Valles, a 6'5″ 240 sophomore, saw action in 10 of the 12 Virginia games in 2013; getting the starting nod in three, which included the season finale against ACC and in-state rival Virginia Tech. The rising sophomore had his best game against the Hokies as he was credited with six tackles.
Valles, who is a criminal justice major, is hoping to put the handcuffs on Hundley for UVA head coach Mike London and defensive coordinator Jon Tenuta.
Other local products on the Virginia roster who may see action against the Bruins include: Cody Wallace, OG (Moorestown,NJ/ Moorestown HS and Fork Union), Chris Brathwaite, OG (Brooklyn, NY/ Holy Cross HS) and Michael Guerci, MLB (Franklin Lakes, NJ/ Fork Union).
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I am getting back into cakes, and wanted to get an airbush machine that is not too expensive..around 75...is there any you would suggest, and the best way to practice. Thanks!!
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11/5/12 at 4:36pm
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This looks reasonable.
I would get a dual action airbrush. Practice on paper or coloring books.