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I know I should probably wait till the wort/beer has been in the primary for a couple of weeks before I dry hop it, but I'd like to have my IPA as a summer beer. So I thought I'd do the following.... Since on day 7 (friday) I still saw some airlock activity I'd wait till till sunday to dry hop with whole leaf hops i.e. I'd put 2 ounces of hops in a muslin bag with a stainless steel bolt attached to it so the hops can stay submerged in the wort/beer. Thoughts? Suggestions?
How long are you planning to keep the dry hops in the beer? 3 days? 5 days? 1 week? I always suggest not bottling or kegging a beer for at least 3 weeks after you brew it, so I would let the beer sit for at least 3 weeks minus dry hop time first, then add the hops for how many ever days you want, and then bottle or keg. edit: the idea with the hop bag and stainless bolt for weight is fine. Just make sure they are clean and sanitized first.
If you dry hop while the beer is still producing co2, then the co2 is going to drive off all those nice hop aromas that you are hoping to trap in the beer. They are going to go right out the airlock. That's why we recommend dryhopping in primary for the last week of your month primary.......Or racking to a secondary after two weeks, and dryhopping there. But either way, brewings is a time instensive process that we really don't have any control over, we're not in charge, the yeast are, and they have their own timeframe. We can't arbitrarily decide that a beer is ready for the next stage, just because we want it done by a certain date time, in order to do that we need to plan ahead, and leave enough time for the yeast to do it's thing. I plan 8 weeks out for my beers, a month in primary and a month to hopefully bottle condition and carb. But if it's not, then it's not, and I need to wait longer...If that's the case then I go buy beer.
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I agree that 9 days in primary is too soon to add the dry hops. Give it another week to 10 days and then add them for a week and then cold crash/transfer to bottle or keg.
I asked the owner of my local home brew shop and he said he's dry hopped after a week of the wort being in the primary and also waited longer to dry hop and didn't see a significant difference. I'll probably put the hops in on Sunday and check the aroma of the beer about a week. I don't mind the beer being cloudy.
This assumes that you have oxygenated your wort before pitched the proper amount of healthy yeast and then properly controlled your fermentation temps. 7-9 day is probably perfect but it depends on the ferment. I wait until the ferment has slowed down to a crawl and then add the dry hops to the primary. This is usually around the 7-9 day mark. Sometimes even sooner. With the WLP007 it can be 5 days. Then I leave the dry hops in for 1-2 weeks and then go straight to the keg. As you can see, I'm in disagreement with folks like Revvy who believe that you should ferment for a full month. It's my experience that the typical ale ferment takes 1-2 weeks. Occasionally, I have one that takes 3 weeks but that is rare. IMHO once you reach the target finishing gravity AND the yeast has fully floculated, it's time to keg. I see no benefit from extended time in the fermenter. No damage but also no benefit. Once again: This assumes that you have oxygenated your wort before pitched the proper amount of healthy yeast and then properly controlled your fermentation temps. Without that all bets are off!
I used Safale US-05 yeast and have had a steady fermentation since I pitched it. It started fermenting / bubbling within 8 hours of my pitching it. On day 7 it was still bubbling often enough that I decided to wait a couple more days. I'll probably have a very high electricity bill at the end of july cuz I kept my window AC at 70 and kept it running most of the day. If it was turned off I first put a timer on it to shut off about 30minutes after I left my apartment and then had a fan blowing at the fermenter to keep it cool. Also, if I was going to be out of my apartment for an extended period of time I put my AC on a timer so it would be on most of the time I wasn't home. I assume the steady fermentation and good aromas coming off the airlock are a good sign of a good fermentation.
I think 7 days for an IPA if you had good fermentation is fine, if you FG is close to where you think it should be, I would go ahead and dry hop for another 7 days and keg/bottle it then. I generally cold crash it for 3 days and keg it up. total of 17 days before it hits the keg/bottle. I used to be a 1 month in primary guy to until I realized the fermentation is done much sooner than that and the conditioning can happen in the bottle while waiting for it to ferment. Nothing like fresh beer! (not to be confused with green beer).
I think it's debatable, Firestone Walker's brew master talked of a process on BN radio where they dry hopped in the last quarter of the fermentation then did a short secondary immediately after.
I used to always rack to secondary and DH loose, but now im hearing guys on BN talk about how it prob does more bad than good due to oxidation concerns. What im wondering is if I DH in the primary and then gently rouse the fermentor every 2 days to maximize hop contact time with the solution, would it be bad to be stirring up the yeast cake on the bottom and all the hops that had carried over from my brewday (i didnt use muslins and my whirlpool failed me so theres a good amount of green mixed in with that yeast cake), or b/c i have so much at the bottom of the primary I should rack and DH instead?


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This month is passing me by,so I figured I would give a happy birthday shout out to all our December birthdays! One is a bit belated, and the others are early, so it all evens out. Right?
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Further investigation revealed additional vehicles had been damaged as well.
Damage and loss to the vehicles was estimated at $900.
The area was placed on extra patrol for deputies, according to the report.
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Crystal Aubry Miglis joined her Christ and Savior Friday night, April 27,, after a four-year battle with brain cancer.
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I've got good news and bad news, readers. The bad news is that you'll need to pre-order multiplayer brawler Anarchy Reigns to get your hands on the lovely Bayonetta. The good news is that the "Day One" Edition in question is cheap as chips - £19.99 worth of chips, to be precise.
The game's out on 11th January, and that's a source of much misery to those of us who want it to actually sell. The low price should help. Here's a PR blowdown of the pre-order incentives, which also covers two additional modes.
"For those gamers eager to cause as much anarchy as possible, pre-ordering the Day One Edition will net them two extra multiplayer game modes, Mad Survival and Dogfight. Along with this they will unlock an extra playable character; none other than the world's favourite witch, Bayonetta.
"In Mad Survival, a team of 3 players duke it out against waves of enemies, much as in the normal survival mode. However, these enemies now take the form of the other playable characters in Anarchy Reigns, leading to a far tougher series of battles that require serious tactical thinking to outsmart your foes. In traditional PlatinumGames style,
"Dogfight sees players hanging from helicopters - pelting each other with bullets until their opponents fall out of the sky. As well as being a surreal new spin on this multiplayer brawler this aerial-based game mode is an entertaining change of pace from land-based conflict, also offering gamers a new way to explore the locations found in-game.
"The iconic star of her own self-titled adventure, Bayonetta is a formidable force on the battlefield. Wielding her four guns collectively known as Scarborough Fair, she can also use her patented 'Wicked Weave' attacks to deal even more damage to any poor soul that falls in her sights. Players who unlock Bayonetta won't have an advantage over the other characters but, well...she does wear guns on her boots. We'll leave it at that."
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The class will be conducted at the UT Extension-Bradley County Building, 95 Church St. S.E., Cleveland TN 37311.
Cost of the class is $20 which includes reference books and materials. Additional classes will be conducted in Chattanooga.
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Tech Stuff, ExchangeI found one day that my Outlook 2010 stopped showing the desktop alert when a new e-mail came in.
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Often singled out as Canada's Hot Spot, our temperatures in July and August can reach into the high 30's Celsius and even the low 40's.
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Attending a talk by uni president on Friday about "the future of learning." Thinking how best to ask an Apple DRM question in light of his plans to make us an "iPad campus."
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Ask him if he's ever studied for an exam or done serious course work on an iPad. I have an iPad and I just don't think it would be as useful for that kind of work as a laptop. -
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Possibly, but what I hear is that iOS is pretty friendly to the blind. I wouldn't have guessed either, but I keep hearing about blind folks who love them some iPhone. I would worry more about censorship; there's been some squirrelly stuff happening in the App Store and some of the ebook vendors in the iOSverse. -
"Apple products are well-made and easy to use, but they are also tightly tied to Apple's corporate values when it comes to digital rights management and their single point of control over the App Store. How do we reconcile our values of open inquiry and academic freedom with Apple's corporate values?" -
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That is a great way to phrase the question, Steve. Re: Accessibility, iOS is pretty much the gold standard for mobile accessibility...if there is a way to make the OS better for a given issue (hearing, voice, visual, mobility) they have something baked in to do it. -
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Steve may have just nailed it. He hasn't actually announced any concrete plans with Apple (we're just getting word from my assoc dean), so I don't know how much he'll talk about it this week. I'll be surprised if it doesn't come up. -
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Thanks guys. I think my response from the prez's point of view might be, "preferring and supporting the iPad doesn't prevent people from using other technology when appropriate. But settling on this one standard will help us move forward with a common technology, which, despite your valid concerns, is extremely useful, versatile, and omgsexy." -
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There aren't enough bulletproof vests to go around so guess who has to go without.
Our squad car has been dispatched to a housing complex in Las Vegas, where a potentially homicidal maniac in a third-floor apartment has been terrorizing his neighbors with a rifle and a hunting knife. Dozens of body-armored police officers are swarming around the grounds, pistols drawn. Serpentining behind them in their protective gear is a camera crew from the Fox series Cops. I stake out a position in the rear, boldly crouching behind a pickup truck in the parking lot, listening to my knees knocking out a version of ''Hippy Hippy Shake.''
The reason I've put myself in mortal danger is to observe at close range the seventh-season exploits of one of the last, great survivors of the reality-TV boom that began in the late 1980s. Once scads of these gritty, jerky-camera vérité shows roamed the airwaves; this fall, not a single new reality series is due on network schedules. Yet Cops, always the truest of the breed no host, no reenactments, no dramatizations continues to collar a loyal following (its July 30 season premiere pulled in 7.9 million viewers) and keep the critics gushing (''Still has vitality and gutsiness,'' Variety raved last month).
This season, Cops rides along with police in Kansas City, Los Angeles, and New York City, as well as Vegas, videotaping murder investigations, prostitution busts, and other felonies and misdemeanors. The show's arrestingly simple premise plant a cameraman in a patrol car and tape whatever happens has been so widely copied it's practically become a TV cliché. There have been cheap rip-offs, like the syndicated Real Stories of the Highway Patrol, to more subtle cinemagraphic homages, like NYPD Blue. Even Roseanne did a parody last season.
''Here's why the show works,'' offers Cops cocreator John Langley, a former English lit. professor who abandoned bookworming to produce reality TV (he was the mastermind behind Geraldo Rivera's groundbreaking live drug bust special in 1986). ''Number one, it's immediate. There's no veil between the audience and what they're seeing. Number two, it's unpredictable. You never know what's going to happen when the camera turns a corner. Number three, it's real. It's not prepackaged or pre-fab. It's totally raw. Everything you see actually happened.''
Langley leaves out number four, the best part: Cops demonstrates just how shockingly delighted the average American lawbreaker is to live out 15 minutes of infamy on TV. ''When Cops first started, we had to do some hustling to get people to sign releases to be on the show,'' he says. ''We had these strategies. We'd say, 'Hey, if you've got nothing to hide, why not sign?' Or, 'Everybody else has signed, how's it gonna look if you're the only one with a blurry mark on your face?' [Those who don't sign are electronically smudged on tape.] But now that we've become this pop phenom, being on Cops has cachet.''
''We once taped a hooker performing oral sex on a man in a church parking lot,'' adds Cops' executive producer and head cameraman, Bertram van Munster, an ex-TV ad director from Holland who's been videotaping in squad cars since the series' first episode. ''A church parking lot! Both of them gladly signed releases. We couldn't use the footage, of course, but after that we knew we could get anyone to sign.''
Of course, not everyone is thrilled to be captured on Cops' Betacams. ''It does bother me a bit,'' confesses Officer Phil George, the Las Vegas policeman who's sharing his squad car with van Munster and his soundman, Jack Walworth, on this 100-plus-degree July evening. ''It's disconcerting. It's shoved in your face while you're trying to think. Also, I'm representing my peers and my department, so naturally I don't want to come across as a dummy. It definitely adds some pressure.''


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DNA sequencing pioneer named BBSRC Innovator of the Year 2010
19 March 2010
Professor Shankar Balasubramanian has been named as the BBSRC Innovator of the Year, winning £10,000 in recognition of his work on Solexa sequencing, the high speed genome sequencing technology that is revolutionising bioscience. Professor Balasubramanian received the prize and trophy from Tim Smit of Eden Project fame, who spoke at the awards ceremony and gala dinner at East Wintergardens in London last night.
Prof Balasubramanian from the University of Cambridge is an inventor of Solexa sequencing: an ultrafast method for sequencing DNA which has improved cost and speed by 1,000 to 10,000 fold on previous technologies. Prof Balasubramanian and colleagues founded Solexa Ltd in 1998 and following several rounds of fund raising and the launch of its core product The Genome Analyser, the company was sold to Illumina for $600M in 2007. The Solexa product currently has 50% market share in next generation sequencing and can sequence a human genome for under $10,000.
Professor Balasubramanian was also the winner of the Commercial Innovator of the Year category with two other category prizes of £5000 awarded to Prof Dave Goulson from the University of Stirling and Dr Michael McArthur from the John Innes Centre. Prof Goulson was the winner of Social Innovator of the Year for his work disseminating findings about bumblebee conservation through the founding of the Bumblebee Conservation Trust. Dr McArthur was the winner of Most Promising Innovator of the Year for his work on using novel antibacterials to combat drug resistant bacterial infections.
Science and Innovation Minister Lord Drayson said: "Turning research into innovation is crucial for our future prosperity. Finding practical applications for scientific discoveries is part of the joy of science. Today's winners make science exciting and relevant, with the potential to generate great benefits for our economy and society."
Professor Balasubramanian said: "I am delighted to accept the award of BBSRC Innovator of the Year and I do so on behalf of many people who have made important contributions at many stages of the Solexa project. I would particularly like to acknowledge my departmental colleague, Prof David Klenerman, who I co-founded Solexa with in 1998.
"None of this would have happened without the support of BBSRC. Their backing was essential for the blue skies research that gave rise to our original inventions. The continued funding of fundamental science by BBSRC will be an essential part of future enterprises and ultimately, wealth creation."
Tim Smit said: "We face a number of important global challenges today - real life problems that are affecting individuals all over the world. To hear from researchers who are committed to setting their research firmly in context where it can really help people is truly inspiring. All seven finalists have shown that they are capable of realising the potential of their work and should be justly proud of what they have achieved."
The Innovator of the Year Award is a competition designed to recognise and reward scientists who are ensuring that the UK's excellent bioscience research is translated into outcomes that positively affect quality of life for everyone. The award, now in its second year, was established with a view to encouraging researchers to consider the potential of their research and take the necessary steps to maximise the social and economic impact of the excellent work they do.
The seven finalists (see 'Notes to editors' section for details) were selected from 36 nominations by an independent judging panel to compete in each of the three categories and for the overall prize. The finalists presented to the judging panel earlier on in the day and then attended the awards ceremony and gala dinner where the winners were announced.
Professor Douglas Kell, BBSRC Chief Executive said: "We applaud the three winners and we are delighted to take this opportunity to congratulate them for their achievements. All seven finalists have produced really impressive results in their work and I do not envy the members of the judging panel who had to choose between them.
"BBSRC is pleased to be able to recognise and reward researchers who are making extraordinary progress in translating their research into applications that are of benefit socially and for UK Plc. That said, we are also well aware that these brilliant few are merely the tip of the iceberg. UK bioscience is benefiting millions of people and generating huge wealth for the UK economy through, for example, the development of new drugs, including new antibiotics to tackle superbugs; higher yielding crops and better animal vaccines; strategies for healthier ageing; and sustainable and environmentally sound sources of fuel."
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- Professor Shankar Balasubramanian, University of Cambridge - The creation of Solexa sequencing®: Technology for sequencing genomes
- Dr Ian Bancroft, Dr Martin Trick, Fiona Fraser and Dr Rachel Wells, John Innes Centre - Sequence-based tools to accelerate crop breeding
- Professor David Becker, UCL - NEXAGON: A novel drug for healing chronic wounds
- Professor Benjamin Davis, University of Oxford - Synthetic Biology in the Creation of Bioconjugate Technologies
- Professor Dave Goulson, University of Stirling - Bumblebees for everyone
- Professor Christopher Lowe, University of Cambridge - "SMART" HOLOGRAMS
- Dr Michael McArthur, John Innes Centre - Potent novel antibacterials to combat drug resistant bacterial infections
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Valcke in Brazil 2014 World Cup infrastructure warning
All 12 stadiums across Brazil will be ready for the 2014 World Cup, Fifa's general secretary has said.
But Jerome Valcke told the Soccerex convention in Rio that the vital wider infrastructure work was lagging behind.
Mr Valcke, overseeing progress on delivering the World Cup in Brazil, has highlighted a lack of hotels for the estimated 500,000 overseas visitors.
He also said that Fifa and the Brazilian football authorities now had a much better relationship.
Mr Valcke has angered Brazilian officials in the past by suggesting that the stadiums would not be ready.
Now he believes the risk of delay has moved on to such matters as the necessary number of hotels and vital improvements to airports and public transport.
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"In one unnamed city there are 17,000 hotel bedrooms and a 45,000 capacity stadium [for the World Cup]," he said at the Soccerex business of football event being held in Rio.
"But we have now moved from talking about the problems to talking about the solutions. We are able to find and answer the problems."
Brazil is spending $15bn (£9.4bn) on infrastructure for the World Cup, which includes everything from the 12 new or renovated stadiums, to new bus lanes and airport extensions.
The country's Sports Minister Aldo Rebelo also told the gathering that the country was aiming to use the World Cup to build a lasting legacy of economic growth and reducing social inequality.
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Funny tattoos, misspellings, product placement, celebrity portraits
"Oh, you can't decide what kind of tattoo you want, but still feel the need to engrave your skin? Here's some darts, throw them at that wall over there and we'll use what you hit."
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This would make a good lampshade.
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Can someone tell me what that jibberish shit is? Is that some schizo person doing that?
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Some of you may recall all the advice I received a few years back building my Ipe deck. Thanks again to all! I have been busy putting an outdoor kitchen on it and now I want to add a pergola. The pergola will be about 8'x10' (post to post). I plan to run twin 2x8's for beams and nothched 2x6's for joists and then 2x2's for perlins. My question is in regards to the posts. I had originally planned to put in 6x6 cedar posts, however, I am having difficuly finding them, finished, for a reasonable price. Instead my plan is to run 4x4 PT posts and sleeve them in 1x6 & 1x4 cedar. I should note that I plan to run them through the deck to the ground. On to my questions.
1) My deck sits about 4' off the ground and they are coming up through my outdoor kitchen (another 3') and I planned to just skin the top 5-6', above the counter. I thinking I should probably try to connect these to the deck joists or beams to provide stability. Is that the way to go? 2) If I connect the posts to the deck, should I go ahead and bury the posts in concrete or just set them on top of a pier? 3) Are PT posts ok, if I plan to sleeve them? I know time is of the essense to limit twisting. My thought was to set the posts, and begin sleeving immediately. Will that be OK. I am hoping that once sleeved move will not be nearly as bad. True, or those post risk busting up my sleeve? 4) I originally thought I could sleeve by running a 1x4 to sides and the running the 1x6 on the opposite sides. My hesitation is that the 1x4 isn't enough to cover one side of the 4x4 if it is bowed at all. I guess now I am thinking of just getting ALL 1x6 instead and just ripping to fit in case of any irregularity. I appreciate any and all advice. Thanks in advance. Riles |
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You have a good handle on all of it. Personally, I usually set the PT posts in concrete, more stable. But if you block it in at deck level, that will do something similar and you won't have to worry about the posts rotting. Well if the post bowed, you can still bend the 1x4 to match the post. If you can't, then the post shouldn't have been used. Mark, Jon Mon's friend |
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By way of the rural midwest, I've been a resident of Chicago for the greater part of a decade. I've been writing the perzine, "Milk Milk Lemonaid" for just as long. Student of mortuary science by day and a short order cook by night. Goofy, vulgar...enjoys fun and unenjoys not fun... in moderation. And I can ride my bike faster than any ice cream truck.
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[1839] Determination of HER2 Status Variability by Immunohistochemistry in Chile.
Luis Contreras, Maria Garmendia, Jorge Levican, Antonio Piottante. Clinica Las Condes, Santiago, Chile
Background: The cancer treatment based on molecular targets, is in active research and development. The HER2 is one of the most studied drug targets The determination of HER2 gene status in breast cancer is a prognostic and predictive marker. This status must be determined with an exact technique for an adequate therapeutic decision.
Design: During 2008 and 2009 we analyzed 221 biopsies from 221 women with invasive breast cancer sent by 41 chilean pathology laboratories to determine HER2 status by Fluorescent In Situ Hybridization (FISH). 201 biopsies allow analysis (90.1%). In our Lab the HER2 status was determined by IHC and FISH in a standardized way in accordance with the American Society of Clinical Oncology and the College of American Pathologists (ASCO/CAP) recommendations. These results were compared with the original HER-2 IHC reports from different laboratories.
Results: The variability of the assessment of HER2 status in the 41 national laboratories is similar to that described in international literature, reaches 19.7% when compared with standard IHC technique and reach 26.9% when compared with FISH. The rate of false positives in IHC is 15.7% and 25.6% when compared to FISH, the false negative rate reaches 28.7% for both IHC and FISH.
Conclusions: This study confirms the need for Chilean laboratories carrying out the determination of HER2 status to implement validated IHC technique with stringent quality controls both internal and external, employing standardized technical and interpretative procedures according to international recommendations for a proper therapeutic decision.
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The Chesterfield County/Colonial Heights Crime Solvers program has been asked for its help to solve a hit-and-run crash.
At about 12:30 in the afternoon of Friday, Oct.12, a driver was traveling south on Buford Road. According to the police report, the vehicle faced a green light as it crossed Forest Hill Avenue. A second car made a right turn through a red light from Forest Hill Avenue onto Buford Road directly in front of the first vehicle. The two vehicles collided, sending the first vehicle headlong into a car waiting in a turn lane in the northbound direction on Buford Road. While the airbag in the first vehicle did activate, there were no serious injuries. The vehicles sustained heavy damage.
Normally this would be a basic crash investigation. Unfortunately, the second vehicle left the scene and continued to travel south on Buford Road. The officer investigating the crash said witnesses gave the description of the hit-and-run vehicle as a maroon or red car.
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The Lee Gainer 'Frankenlovely' series is a fantastic collection of cut and paste collages depicting the faces of famed female celebrities. From Britney Spears to Adriana Lima, these pieces are reconstructs by Lee Gainer that show a side of the most recent celebs that you've never seen before.
The series is created as a traditional collage, with loads of cutting, pasting and assembling. The resulting effect will surely make the Lee Gainer 'Frankenlovely' collection difficult to forget.


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Billy Bob Hicks also known as Bubba Boom is a known redneck who risks his life putting out dynamite fuses for beer money.
Everyday Bubba Boom spits on his fingers and putts out dynamite fuses, all this for the fabulous sum of 1 dollar per dynamite.
After one day of hard work he relaxes on the porch drinking his pay. The next morning he starts over with the hope that he will survive the day and he can kick back with an ice cold beer.
Name: Billy Bob Hicks
A.K.A: Bubba Boom
Date of Birth: 1st of April 1969
Marital Status: Divorced
Hobbies: Beer, Hunting, Trucks, Nascar
Work Experience: 10 years experience in disarming explosives
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Commentary on the media and the business of content.
kress report, a leading German trade magazine for the media industry, interviewed frog's Chief Creative Officer Mark Rolston on tablet PC's, the future of journalism, and how the computer will change human behavior and further increase the importance of content.
The complete interview by kress report's Christian Meier has been reproduced below:
Mark Rolston reluctantly calls himself and his colleagues designers. "This is like voluntarily putting yourself into a limited box," says frog design's creative head. Established in 1969 by legendary German designer Hartmut Esslinger in the Black Forest and now headquartered in San Francisco, the company recently opened an office in Munich. Rolston has taken up quarters in the city for six weeks and enjoys meeting his clients downtown. "We'll leave our footprint here," promises Rolston.
kress: frog design recently relocated its German office to Munich. Why there?
Mark Rolston: frog was originally based in Altensteig in the Black Forest. Later on, we moved to Herrenburg, which is just outside Stuttgart – but regions like this one ultimately lack creative potential. We checked out several possible locations: Dusseldorf, Cologne, Berlin, and Munich. In the end, we settled for Munich. It was a tough call though.
kress: Your company advises brand companies. What role does the media play in your client list?
Rolston: We advise several media companies such as Condé Nast or MTV. But to be honest: This is not our main client base. Classic media enterprises still focus on the creation and consumption of contents rather than on the dissemination of media. We're essentially out for distribution innovations. If we develop better tablet computers, then the media will profit from that.
kress: Which leads to the question: Are tablets, like the iPad, good for the media industry?
Rolston: The iPad continues the computing development that began 30 years ago – on the one hand. On the other hand, the iPad means a fundamental shift that the media has to make use of. By the way, they could have seen that development coming long ago. The tablet is the most consistent and simplest type of computer, as it resembles a sheet of paper.
kress: How can the industry take advantage of this new class of devices?
Rolston: For the first time, people can make use of the strengths of a computer in a super, easy way. I can see that myself. You're at home with that thing and you're in an open-minded, inquisitive mood, asking yourself: What can I read? You start looking for something you could read – which is much like turning on your TV and looking for a channel. Still, it's different from using a computer that you only turn on if you have a specific problem or task. Media companies need to get familiar with this medium and learn to speak its language.
kress: How do you learn to speak the tablet language?
Rolston: All the different platforms that will exist in the future have to be brought to a common standard to reduce development costs. This will happen. Moreover, producing a digital magazine is becoming easier every month. But the media will also have to take some risks. From "Wired" to "Time", everyone is experimenting. All of us have to become passionate students. When new tools are created, the winners of the development are always those who deal with the new tools the most. They separate good ideas from ideas that don't work – same old story.
kress: How can media companies foster innovation?
Rolston: There are two approaches: The first one is to attach more importance to information and to make it available across different media. Apple didn't do it much differently than other companies that want to sell music and movies as well, but Apple made all those contents available across a large number of sites. Access itself acquired a positive value. The media can do it pretty much the same way.
kress: What about the second approach?
Rolston: Attach more importance to the experience itself and combine media contents with options to display these contents. Even standard websites look much better and more valuable on the iPad. This is also because you can sit more comfortably while reading than with your desktop computer. The same applies to Amazon's Kindle. Creating access options to content and enhancing the experience that users have with content – this is what media companies need help with.
kress: You need more than journalists to do that, right?
Rolston: Right. There will be more participants at the table – not only journalists.
kress: Media companies will have to hire more software specialists and developers.
Rolston: Yes, even if they might distract journalists from their actual work at first, but that's just the way it is. Media companies themselves have to become a part of the software.
kress: In a speech that you delivered this spring, you said that people are on their way to becoming computers themselves. Can you explain that?
Rolston: Sure, this is really fascinating. Using computers has always been connected to a number of sensual affordances. The user experience is determined by the means that we generate this experience with. In other words: What we do with computers and how we experience them is determined by our abilities to use the keyboard, the mouse, and the monitor. The contents that we want to deal with – including media contents – are initially hidden behind these control devices. In order to get to the contents, you first have to bash your way through. The Internet has already been very helpful in this respect. The contents-versus-prompts ratio has become much better.
kress: However, you still have to use a keyboard and a mouse to navigate through the Net.
Rolston: True. Well, the two of us are having a conversation at the moment and there's no computer between us. If one of us wanted to use a computer right now, he would have to step out of the current situation. He would have to switch between his actual life and his computer life. Imagine you're having dinner with some friends. You talk about an actor, asking yourselves: What films was he in again? Everybody tries to find answers. You use your smartphone under the table and tell your friends all the films he was in. To do this, you had to step out of the conversation for a couple of minutes. The nice thing about smartphones is that they make this possible. Nevertheless, while using them, we're still in a different mode.
kress: And the goal is that there is no different mode anymore?
Rolston: We're heading for a world in which the exchange with computers will increasingly become a part of everyday life – a life that resembles life in the 1970s when computers didn't play a role for us. The magic of computing will be its availability to us in the respective situation that we're in. The result will be that people will share much more information with each other, developing a kind of shared brain.
kress: What does this mean for the media?
Rolston: Computers and their processing power will take a complete back seat. Media will become interactive, dynamic, multimedia and query-based without obstacles between the user and the device. We won't even think about computers anymore, in the same way we don't think about the pages of a newspaper today. Again, we will be able to focus entirely on content. Access to digital media content is still completely entangled with other things: How long does the battery last? Does this smartphone have UMTS or not? Do I know how to execute a Google query properly?
kress: Is that development really inevitable? Actually, mobile media isn't big business yet and advertising revenues are still moderate…
Rolston: (takes a deep breath) You're mixing up two different thoughts now. Mobile is the new life for media and computers. There is no difference between the development of computers and both the future of computing and the idea of mobility. Using computers that are bound to fixed locations will become less relevant. That's why the media industry will move into that direction as well. Now, when it comes to advertising revenues, we're talking about people in the industry who think that "mobile" basically means "small phones". The media business needs to understand that "mobility" increasingly means "high fidelity of content". The iPad shows us what direction this will take. Mobile phones are great for "information snacking". If you need a higher fidelity, you have to develop better devices. Once you've achieved a higher fidelity, people will understand why they have to pay higher prices for it, either by having more advertising on their devices or by having to pay directly for such content.
kress: Do you think that the media industry will succeed in taking that direction?
Rolston: The media industry needs to look outside first. It will have to take some risks. After all, how long do you wait until you start fighting for survival? There is no guarantee that their business models will survive. Some companies will disappear. The optimist in me tells me that, in the end, good journalism will prevail. Should I give an example?
kress: Sure.
Rolston: With the advent of desktop publishing in the late 1980s, it initially seemed as if graphic design was on the ropes. Until then, it had been a job for well-educated designers. You could make good money with it. Then came desktop publishing and, all of a sudden, everyone with a computer was able to create something that looked like high-quality graphic design at first glance. However, the truth is that designers didn't die out as there was indeed a lot of crap out there. What we needed was more quality. In times of the Internet, journalism might develop in a similar way. There will be fewer journalists, but their work will be much respected.
kress: Yes – things might go that way.
Rolston: Unfortunately, the current discussion is only about fixing damaged business models. In 1997, big music label invited us to help them cope with "the whole digital thing". The truth was that they were only looking for a way to sell more CDs. They wanted us to help them defend their old business model. Every suggestion we made was contrary to what they wanted. However, you can't wait out such a development. Music didn't disappear – the whole world is listening to it. But companies and persons might disappear. This is what media companies need to understand. They must not be afraid of developments.
kress: This is easy to say for an adviser.
Rolston: Our advantage is that we can outline a future for our clients that isn't restricted by the need to look good for them. We are independent observers.
kress: Besides, you take possible disruptions and flaws of the system into account.
Rolston: We project disruptions. We always integrate several possible flaws into the existing system. For example, what if a very good Android-based tablet became available on the market for 100 dollars? What if this turned tablets from devices for media freaks and businessmen into something that you could find on every living room table? What would the world be like then? These are questions that we have to ask ourselves.
Sam is the director of publishing for frog where he oversees frog's global content, editorial, and digital publishing strategy. He is also the editor of design mind, frog's print and online media platform. Sam is the author of numerous books of non fiction and has written for Dwell, Metropolis, GOOD, and other magazines.


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Imagine looking out your window and seeing the swirling colorful clouds of Jupiter. That could be the vista for one of the grandest adventures of the next 100 years. Over the course of the next 75 years, humans will likely land on Mars and perhaps even scale Olympus Mons, the largest volcano in the solar system, but it will be Jupiter and the oceans within its moons that drive humans to explore out beyond the asteroid belt.
The goal will be simple but profound: retrieve a sample of alien life from beneath the icy shell that covers Europa's global liquid water ocean. Robotic emissaries will have completed much of the reconnaissance, but for the final step—getting a sample of living life—humans may need to be in the loop.
Humans will go into orbit around Jupiter just beyond Callisto, the fourth of Jupiter's large moons, and launch a submersible coupled to a melt probe that will land on Europa, a moon slightly smaller than Earth's moon. It will melt through the ice, and then astronauts will take control of its movement and direct it to swim through the ocean to collect data and samples. The samples will then have to be brought back to the surface and launched to the base camp spacecraft, where the astronauts will be eagerly awaiting a revolutionary moment in science. They'll examine any retrieved samples for signs of life.
It's anybody's guess as to what we'll find. Europan microbes? Europan jellyfish? Whatever it is, it would be a sample from a second origin of life and such a discovery would mean that we live in a biological universe—one in which life arises wherever the conditions are right.
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Dec 16, 2013 3:36 PM by Kathrene Herndon, KSBY News
After a six-month investigation, a 23-year-old Santa Barbara man, who police say was a major supplier of illegal drugs in Santa Barbara, is behind bars.
Luis Felipe Uriarte was arrested Thursday morning during a traffic stop in the 900 block of Chapala Street where police say he was in possession of 10 ounces of cocaine.
When detectives searched Uriarte's home on Ocean View Avenue, police say around 2.8 pounds of cocaine was seized, along with 1 ounce of methamphetamine, and more than $25,000 in cash, which they say was proceeds from selling drugs, and also a .45 caliber pistol.
Police say the value of the drugs exceeds $40,000.
Uriarte was booked into Santa Barbara County Jail on suspicion of possession of cocaine for sale, transportation of cocaine, and possession of methamphetamine for sale.
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More great ice cream parlours in Barcelona!
Cool down with awesome flavours in Barcelona.
It's summertime… And with summer heat comes ice cream that's so sweet! Although a few months ago I wrote an article on where to find the best ice cream in Barcelona, I have been revisiting providers of ice cool deliciousness around Barcelona in a bid to keep you all up to date on the best. Without further ado, here are some great and unique places to get an ice cream in Barcelona.
I'm going to get this one out of the way first because I wrote about it before, but after revisiting the place, I still think it's worthy for anyone to visit. With such unique flavours on offer here, you have to visit at least once! Their HD ice cream is something that will probably have you revisiting as they have over 50 different flavours. From normal flavours like Ceylon Cinnamon or Strawberries… interesting ones like Violet Sorbet or Green tea… and the downright weird, like Dijon Mustard or Grilled Prawns. The prices could be better, at around €4.50, so go once for a cool experience and choose a unique ice cream.
I heard about this one on the TripAdvisor forums and thought I'd visit. They have all the varieties that you would expect for ice creams, like chocolate and vanilla, as well as more luxurious flavours like cream, truffle, and after eights. There are also sugar free options, which I think is always a plus. However, the real reason to come here is for the Horchatas and Granizados (ice drinks). The Horchata is a very Spanish drink to cool off during the summer heat, and the ones here are brilliant. There are also a variety of Granizado flavours, apart from the traditional lemon.
Another place to go if variety is what you seek. The flavours aren't as far-fetched as at Belgious, but you'll definitely be spoilt for choice. Some of the flavours that I would personally recommend are the Melon, Grapefruit and Jasmine, and Sambayón (an Italian dessert). The prices are very sensible too and the servings are generous, starting from €2.70… or €3.60 for a medium. The shop itself is nice too, very minimalistic and tidy.
Sometimes, it's the simple things, like being 100% natural, that makes something taste so great. Bodevici, which can be found in the neighbourhood of Gracia, sells organic ice creams made from cows milk and naturally grown fruits. Normally when you think of "bio-produce" you think of an elevated price tag, but that's really not the case. I paid €3.30 for two tasty scoops. Prices start from €2.30 for 1 scoop. Or if you're feeling like really going for it, you can get 3 scoops for €4.00.
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Does anyone ever use a freestanding stove with the controls on the back when creating a modern kitchen? I've seen some very nice stoves with electronic controls. All I ever see of finished kitchens though are ones that are slide in or expensive Viking etc. type freestanding stoves. I really like the idea of my cooking appliances all being together, but I don't want to sacrifice aesthetics completely.
Pics would be really helpful if you have any. TIa |
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- Posted by hollysprings (My Page) on Sat, Aug 18, 12 at 11:41
Modern kitchen are all about clean lines. The strong horizontal line of the cabinets and counters is interrupted by a stove with a backguard. That is why you very rarely see one used. If you do, it is one of the more industrial looking pro style ranges with the room having an industrial modern vibe. |
I did a search on the Finished Kitchen Blog, and it seems like the answer is yes. Evaperconti and JennG are two examples. I did a search on low budget kitchens and contemporary kitchens. |
I'm trying to keep the clean lines but seem to have to sacrifice quite a bit to maintain that at times. I found that with the 2" or so that is needed in the back to accommodate the slide-in range, the slide-in ranges look sleek on the top but stick out around 6" into the aisle ruining that line by quite a bit. I'm already interrupting the area with windows that go close (but not fully) to the countertop on either side of the cooking area. So no matter what I do there will be interruption unless of course I give up the windows which isn't negotiable. My DH likes the look a lot of having separate wall ovens and cooktop but the $$ to have it that way is really bothering me and I'm not getting the function that I would prefer. It seems I have to purchase "inferior" appliances to come in around the same price as having the range all inclusive. Plus long term, I believe that the typical range that we have today, will encompass the MW within the range as a standard feature. Then I will have a dinosaur wall oven that will be obsolete. |
- Posted by hollysprings (My Page) on Sat, Aug 18, 12 at 13:45
Have you actually visited an appliance showroom here? A free standing range usually sticks out more than a slide in does. All ranges have to have the oven doors be forward of the cabinets as a safety feature. Slide ins use that backguard space (that extra 2" trim space you were referring to) as extra room for pot and pan handles and give you much more room on your cooking surface. It doesn't shove the slide in out a further 2" unless you have an incorrect install going on. |
Hollysprings, I've seen several of the slide-in ranges installed and they all seem to stick out about 5-6" opposed the freestanding ranges that stick out about 2". Apparently there needs to be about a 2" clearance in the back. Combining that with the controls in front, everyone I've seen sticks out quite a bit. It seems acceptable when there is a perpendicular counter run. It really sticks out in a galley type configuration IMO. |
- Posted by williamsem (My Page) on Sat, Aug 18, 12 at 14:32
We just bought a freestanding GE induction range a few months ago, it will stay when we remodel in May. It's almost flush with our counters, does not stick out much except the handles. |
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Outside In Human Body[Hardback]
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- 01 October 2012
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What's under the skin you're in? Ever wondered, "How do I breathe?", "Where does my food go?", "What goes on inside my brain?" or "Why is my poo brown?" "Outside In Human Body" is an eye-popping, touchy-feely journey into the human body that reveal layer by layer how it works. This is a book of two halves - the first half shows you what goes on in your head, the second half explores the torso. Every page contains a cutaway of a different part of the body, and is full of fun facts, labels and descriptions, making learning about the eyes and ears, or the lungs, kidneys and heart not only interesting, but fun too! "Outside In Human Body" is perfect to explore with your child or for them to discover on their own. With an amazing squidgy eye, colourful pictures and lift-up flaps their questions about the human body will be answered in style. Plus, there's a fold-out poster that shows a complete body so children can understand how the different parts fit together. Get under your skin with "Outside In Human Body".


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