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I love to celebrate my ancestral heritage of being Italian while also celebrating my American-ness. Food is an amazing way to connect with culture and share with other people. By cooking foods that connect with both the American and the Italian experience (and ones that cross into both territories) I share aspects of my personality with my readers, and inspire all kinds of people to get in the kitchen!
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I'm cooking my way through life and always discovering new and interesting things to share with my readers both in and out of the kitchen. I have three dogs, one cat, ten chickens, an awesome baby girl , and a husband who loves to eat!
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Marissa Steen battled through four playoff holes and finally outdueled Cindy Feng with a birdie on the fifth playoff hole to capture the Guardian Retirement Championship at Sara Bay on Sunday. Steen shot a 3-under-par 69 to force the playoff.
Steen, who has finished runner-up three times on the Symetra Tour, broke through with her first win.
"It was a great week from start to finish, Guardian Retirement Solutions did a great job and Sara Bay was a great host," said Steen. "This is my third playoff so it feels good to finally get the job done."
Steen made birdie on the 18th hole to move to 3-under-par for the championship. At the time, Feng was still at 4-under-par.
Feng made bogey on the 15th hole to drop back to 3-under-par. The 18-year-old finished with three straight pars and the playoff began.
Both Steen and Feng had their chances over the first four playoff holes, but neither was able to roll in a putt.
On the fifth playoff hole, Feng went left on her second shot on the par-5 18th and had to land short of the green with her third shot. Conversely, Steen was in the middle of the fairway and hit a perfect wedge shot to give her a short birdie putt for the win.
"To get the job done and seal the deal, it is really surreal right now," said the 24-year-old Steen. "I looked at my caddy when I was done and said 'oh my gosh, I won'."
Steen lost a seven-hole playoff in 2013 at the Four Winds Invitational to Cydney Clanton so finally get in the winner's circle was a relief.
"The feeling was awesome, I told myself 'finally', that's what I was thinking the whole time," said Steen. "I kept telling myself that if you put yourself in contention, good things are going to happen and it finally did today."
Steen shot a final-round best 3-under-par 69 to move from eighth at the start of the day to a tie for first with Feng. Steen made back-to-back birdies on the 17th and 18th holes to put pressure on Feng.
"I hit a really good shot into 18, I put it to 10 feet and pin high," said Steen. "My caddy Ernie and I looked at each other and looked at the scoreboard and he said that we have to make this putt."
Steen moves into second on the Volvik Race for the Card money list with her first career win. The winner's share of $15,000 bumps her total for the year up to $30,977.
Cindy Feng remains the Volvik Race for the Card money list leader with her second place finish. Feng has earned $35,351 through five events. Feng has now finished in the top-10 in four consecutive events.
"To finally get a win is huge; I have been close so many times so it just feels amazing."
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Oman Oil Refineries & Petroleum Industries Co. (ORPIC) has let a contract to LyondellBasell for polypropylene technology to be implemented at the Liwa Plastics Project (LPP) in Oman's Sohar Industrial Port Area.
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Scheduled for completion in 2018, LPP will include the grassroots 800,000-tpy ethylene plant, a pygas unit, a methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE) and butene-1 unit, two polymer plants, a gas plant and pipeline, as well as related offsites and utilities (OGJ Online, Mar. 31, 2014).
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It seems a lot of ministry leaders resonate with this question, because hundreds of them signed up for our recent webinar series called Funding Your Vision. Before the series began, I blogged an interview with each of the experts who presented. Now the recordings from these three webinars are available online:
- Funding Your Vision by Teaching Generosity, presented by Pastor Brian Kluth, founder of Maximum Generosity (served 10 years as senior pastor and four as generosity minister-at-large)
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Along with these free recordings, you might want to check out the additional resources we pulled together to help ministry leaders better understand the benefits of these funding options. These resources include white papers, articles, e-books, websites, worksheets, and survey reports that deliver practical ideas you can put to immediate use.
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South Africans will find some rather pathetic choices when they go to the polls for the 2014 elections. It's sad to have a country without any credible leaders, and Wonkie wonders when some new face will step up to fix the current mess that is South African politics.
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ANCYL's expelled leader Julius Malema appeared in court this week. His charges of fraud and corruption were dropped however he will still face trial for money laundering. Following his scathing attack on Jacob Zuma in which he called the South African president a corrupt thief, he went on to say he would be encouraging more mine workers to rise up in the struggle for economic freedom.
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There is nothing like an amazing view to completely overwhelm you. The Chicago skyline with Lake Michigan is one of the more iconic skylines and we're lucky enough to be living right here to enjoy it. It's even better when you can enjoy an amazing meal to go along with it. Unfortunately, great meal + amazing view = usually high prices. Because of the pricey meal, it's best to save these places for a special occasion.


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I have a very large stag horn fern composed of many different plants. It is nearly 1.5 m large all together. Can I cut it in half? I would like to share it with my mother in law and it is now too big to hang anywhere. Thanks |
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The event, which will take place in the Paul VI Hall at the Vatican from April 2-6, 2008, will be presented by Cardinal Christoph Schönborn, OP, Archbishop of Vienna (Austria) and the President of Congress; Fr Patrice Chocholski, General Coordinator of the Congress and Msgr. Mauro Parmeggiani, Secretary General of the Vicariate of Rome.
Cardinal Schönborn recently pointed out that the opening day of the congress would deliberately coincide with the anniversary of the passing of Pope John Paul II, "because he was a true witness of mercy." The Austrian cardinal also recalled the words spoken by the late Pontiff during the consecration of the Shrine of Divine Mercy in Lagiewniki in 2002: "Apart from the mercy of God, there is no other source of hope for humanity."
Lagiewniki is the small city in Poland where St. Faustina Kowlaska (1905-1938) received the visions that would lead to the devotion of Divine Mercy.
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2012 Super Bowl Predictions
Posted by ebuleza on February 3, 2012 within Lever Interactive, Office Fun. | No Comments
It's 4:00pm CT on the Friday, we're taking a break on the blog from the normal business of online marketing and focusing on what everyone else is talking about this weekend- the Super Bowl!
Head over to the Lever Interactive Facebook page and cast your prediction for 2012 Super Bowl champion.
Currently the Giants are just edging out the Patriots in our highly scientific poll. With "Who cares, I'm just watching for the commercials" coming in a close third.
And as someone who grew up almost directly half way between Boston and New York, with my mom from Massachusetts and my dad from New York, my vote could really go either way. I'm not a fan of either team (Go Ravens! or Jets!), so for me it comes down to which team I dislike the least…the New York Giants.
Stay tuned next week for our blog post about Lever's favorite Super Bowl commercials and best integrations into online marketing campaigns.


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JCCC Model United Nations team wins multiple awards at Midwest conference
JCCC Model United Nations team wins multiple awards at Midwest conference
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – The Model United Nations team from Johnson County Community College received an Outstanding Delegation Award, Delegates' Choice Award and three honorable mention awards Feb. 19-20 in St. Louis, Mo.
At the St. Louis Union Station, the team portrayed Canada and New Zealand for the 2014 Midwest Model United Nations Conference.
Team members Aaron Swift, Olathe, Bennett Hofer, Olathe, and Ian Sneid, Leawood, were recognized for their work on the General Assembly Disarmament Committee.
Jeffery Redmond, Olathe, gained attention for his performance in the General Assembly Economic and Financial Committee, and Marie-Kistin Horvat, Lingen, Germany and Lenexa, and Nathaly Cifuentes, Bogota, Colombia and Merriam, were recognized for their work on the Economic and Social Council.
In addition, the team received recognition for diplomatic skills at the General Assembly Plenary session.
Three JCCC team members were chosen by the conference for staff positions, including:
- Mayra Ferman, Kansas City, Kan., co-chair of the General Assembly Finance Committee
- Kaitlyn Sylva, Gardner, co-chair of the Food and Agricultural Organization
- Gaelyn McGhee, Shawnee, co-chair of the General Assembly Disarmament Committee.
Team member Grace Kamotho, Overland Park, described the Midwest Model United Nations Conference as "an awesome learning experience with such dedication, commitment and loads of hard work – so we can experience the conference and all that goes into being a UN delegate."
This latest conference builds on 12 years of success for JCCC, during which the team has received awards at each of the last thirty-six conferences it has attended.
Team adviser is Dr. Brian Wright, Overland Park. Wright is also the president for the board of directors of UNA USA-Kansas City organization and the secretary for the board of directors at the Midwest Model United Nations in St. Louis.
The JCCC Model UN team will next attend the National Model United Nations and Leadership Conference in New York City, held at the United Nations in April. JCCC will represent the country of Niger.


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Air traffic (and therefore airplane contrails) was halted nationwide for nearly three days following September 11, 2001. Students will investigate whether that stoppage resulted in any changes to cloud cover, temperature and/or radiation. Using the... (View More) MY NASA DATA Live Access Server (LAS), students gather satellite data on each of the three atmospheric parameters around that time frame. Working in teams, they read, compare and discuss two accompanying articles, then use the data from the LAS to create a PowerPoint presentation contending whether it was the lack of contrails or simply natural weather patterns at the time that was responsible for the increase in the range of temperatures. This lesson uses student- and citizen science-friendly microsets of authentic NASA Earth system science data from the MY NASA DATA project. It includes detailed procedures, analysis questions, teacher notes, related links, background information, lesson extensions, and a list of related AP Environmental Science topics. (View Less)
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Every winter, people eagerly await the return of the Shamrock Shake at a certain fast-food restaurant….and then get sad when it goes away.
I'm not sure what the big deal is. Yes, it is delicious, creamy and minty, but making a copycat Shamrock Shake is just about one of the easiest recipes that you can make. All you need is a blender!
To make it, you will need:
- 1 pint Vanilla Ice Cream
- 1/2 cup Half and Half
- 5 drops Mint Extract
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- Whipped cream & maraschino cherries (optional)
- Combine ice cream, half and half, mint extract and food coloring in a blender and blend for 30 seconds to 1 minute.
- Top with whipped cream & maraschino cherry (optional).
You might want to try these other copycat recipes:
- Copycat Chick Fil A Chicken Sandwich Recipe
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- Copycat Starbucks Lemon Loaf Recipe
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Believed to be the first Chinese woman on record to have trekked the length and breadth of India, Hong Mei recounts her adventures in a new book. Author appearance at Asia Society Hong Kong on October 28.
Watch: hypnotic highlights from Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky's collaboration with choreographer/dancer Jonah Bokaer. Miller returns to Asia Society New York this Saturday, Oct. 25, for further Paik-inspired investigations.
Asian Contemporary Art Week Director Leeza Ahmady offers a glimpse of what to expect from the Week's signature event — a two-day forum at Asia Society New York on October 26 and 27, 2014.
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Engineers: Engage! - the specifics
The events
The events will be co-created by the engineers and professional science communicators and can take many forms:
talks, debates, performances, demonstrations, competitions, guided tours or wherever the group creativity leads to
Each event will be planned considering any organisational constraints and the chosen target group. The engineers will have the opportunity to choose different roles in organising and delivering the event, from producing content to face to face interaction with the public.
We have selected a few examples of activities for youngsters but we will specifically explore how to engage families and adult groups with engineering and its processes. They may very well be surprised by what an engineer does.
- up to 25 July 2013: submission of expression of interest
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- August 2013: discussion of workshop dates and of any initial ideas
- September - October 2013: two half day workshops about communication, engaging audiences and events. It will include brainstorming about suitable events for the group, setting goals, roles and other practical activities.
- November 2013-February 2014: development and planning of an event with the support of science communicators. Two checkpoints to discuss ideas will be set on the workshops.
- November 2013 - March 2014: delivery of one public event
- April 2013: wash-up day
Time commitment estimate
(September 2013 - April 2014)
- two half a day workshops
- planning event - 15h to 25h
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Male Take: When He Can't Get An Erection
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It happens to the best of men: arousal but no lift... interest but no erection. When a man can't get it up, the experience for him and his partner falls somewhere between awkward and utterly mortifying—I've even heard of men not calling women back because they were so ashamed of their inability to keep things on the up and up.
Because men are so sensitive about it, and because it's about as embarrassing a moment as he can experience, it puts the woman in a really tough spot. Of course you just want to say, "Honey, is there something I can do to help?" But in some cases, that's exactly what he doesn't want to hear. He's thinking, "No, I'm just dying from the pressure here, and the last thing I want you to do is even notice, much less try to help!"
Even worse is if you say, "Is there something wrong?" or "Are you okay?"—because, yes, there obviously is something wrong (you don't have to remind me!) and, no, I'm clearly not OK; I'm flaccid! The Erection Is The Window To The Male Heart
So what can a woman say or do when her man can't rev up the engines? Here are a few possibilities (but know that any one of these can backfire, too, depending on the circumstances). But, in order of most likely to go over well, here are five things you can say to help make the best of the situation:
1) Don't worry, honey. It happens to all guys.
Granted, he might wonder how much experience you have (some guys like to pretend it's your first time—I think they're silly), but at least he won't feel like he's the only loser on the planet. Misery sure does love company.
2) We'll just touch for now—I love that.
This way he can feel like he's still giving you a decent experience, and it's possible that gentle, relaxed, not-trying-to-start-anything touching will eventually bring him around. I'd advise steering clear of his penis, though, at least until it starts showing life on its own. If you touch it, he might think you're trying again, and his guilt and feelings of failure can get in the way.
3) You know what? It happens to me sometimes, too.
Guys might not realize that, sometimes, women don't get wet, even though they're aroused. Letting him know that it's a human thing, not just a flaw with his equipment, will help ease his mind.
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Armand Lobato, The Produce AisleI jolted awake from a brief siesta to find Russ T. Blade sitting cross-legged on my desk, thumbing through the new 2014 copy of The Packer's annual Produce Market Guide. 'Rusty,' as regular readers know, is the imaginary miniature produce manager who occasionally drops in to chat.
Rusty: Sorry to disturb you, sleepyhead. When did you get the new Produce Market Guide?
Me: Uh … what? Hey … It arrived today. Why? Anything pique your interest there?
Rusty: Well, this is good stuff: Each major commodity is listed with an overview. That's great for produce managers like me. Each one is listed alphabetically.
Me: Yeah? Is that different from years past?
Rusty: A little. In previous years they had similar information, but this edition has a catchier format. Look at the avocado page: Here's five display tips, five sales strategies … hmm … Here are five foodservice tips for the culinary brothers and sisters. Looks like someone's trying to put you out of business, bro!
Me: Yeah, yeah. This is good reading. Not just for buyers and specialists, but for the retail rank and file. I like this. Look, there's a heading called "Five Things to Know about Avocados" and an explanation how the fruit is trending.
Rusty: Great stuff. Especially when my crew is talking shop with the customers. I can envision copying the nutrition facts from the page to attach to secondary display signs.
Me: I also like the fact that it lists handling and storage tips.
Rusty: There's plenty for both the merchandiser and produce manager to chew on here. How about the "Get Connected" corner? With associated websites. Even this old produce dude knows how to access the Net, you know.
Me: Ah yes. That reminds me of, of …
Rusty: Turn to page 298. Remind you of Mark Zeller? Your old produce pal from King Soopers? It should. This page lists all the major trade associations.
Me: I used to visit his store, years before he became the produce director. He was tops all right. He didn't wait for supervisors to send offers for display contests or for point-of-sale material.
Rusty: Remember how he called the trade associations directly and they sent him all sorts of sales banners, cut-outs, high-graphic signs? Z-Man was ahead of the game.


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"The ganache was way too wet - either too much cream, or not enough chocolate. The only way to get these to set up after rolling them in cocoa (or in my case, finely chopped pecans) is to leave them in the refrigerator. And while I do like dark chocolate, these could have benefitted from a little sugar. I won't be making them again."


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There's nothing quite like the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, four days of music, workshops and audience camaraderie at the top of the world, headlined by a seemingly endless roster of acoustic-music performers so delicious that it's a sensual pleasure just to name them all. We won't, but their monikers represent the best in bluegrass -- and, frankly, way beyond -- from Del McCoury to Lyle Lovett and everyone in between. Promoter Planet Bluegrass has said that remaining tickets are scarce. To check on availability of the $55 single-day, $175 festival and four-day camping passes, call 303-823-0848 or log on to www.bluegrass.com. For additional lodging in Telluride, call 1-800-525-3455.
Gay Pride Week revs up in Denve this evening during FilmReal Doc Night at the Starz FilmCenter, 900 Auraria Parkway, a monthly documentary screening and discussion series that's making a bow to the gay community during June. Canadian film archivist Bill Taylor will introduce his funny yet chilling collection of "educational" anti-gay propaganda films in the doc Lock Up Your Sons and Daughters, which features such titles as The Report: The Gay Agenda and Perversion for Profit. Film critic Lisa Kennedy of the Denver Post hosts the event tonight at 7 p.m.; for details and tickets, call 303-820-3456 or go to www.starzfilmcenter.com.
Friday, June 18
Re-Joyce! Bloomsday, the fictitious day in the life of Leopold Bloom immortalized in James Joyce's Ulysses, turned 100 on Wednesday, giving cause for international celebration in literary and, in some cases, theatrical, circles. In Denver, Ed Baierlein's Germinal Stage, 2450 West 44th Avenue, pays tribute with Circe: Chapter Fifteen, Baierlein's original adaptation of the novel's hallucinatory "Nighttown" episode. Shows are at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 7 p.m. Sundays through July 11; to reserve tickets, $13.75 to $17.75, call 303-455-7108 or log on to www.germinalstage.com. Starz FilmCenter joins in with a screening of Joseph Strick's film version of Ulysses and accompanying lectures, beginning this evening at 5:30 p.m.; call 303-820-3456. And on the literary front, free Ulysses readings will be the talk of the town tomorrow during a moving marathon that kicks off at 9:30 a.m. in Observatory Park, 2112 East Wesley Avenue. Subsequent readings are scheduled at Riverside Cemetery, the Denver Press Club, the Tattered Cover LoDo, the Metro State Center for the Visual Arts, Nallen's and the Hotel Teatro; for a full schedule and location addresses, log on to www.tatteredcover.com.
Heir to a long line of funny guys with rubbery faces and an ear for voices, Saturday Night Live cast member Darrell Hammond will make a good impression tonight and tomorrow at the Comedy Works, 1226 15th Street, carrying on proudly where priceless predecessors such as Dana Carvey left off. Famous for parroting everyone from Bill Clinton to Dan Rather, Hammond performs at 8 and 10 p.m. tonight and 6:30, 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. tomorrow; for information and tickets, call 303-595-3637.
Saturday, June 19
One of the city's most beautiful outdoor festivals, Larimer Square's Renaissance revival, La Piazza dell'Arte, returns for a second year this weekend, setting some 200 artists loose on the sidewalks, where they'll create masterpieces with a rainbow arsenal of colored chalk. As each magnum opus unfolds on Larimer Street between 14th and 15th streets, festival-goers can wander and watch, savor Italian food, join their kids in hands-on activities or browse a gallery of works by participating artists. The fest runs from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. today and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow; admission is free. Call 303-685-8143 or go to www.larimerarts.org for details.
Leisurely joys can also be found at the Lafayette Wine Festival, a weekend tasting event fermenting nicely in Lafayette's Forest Park Village and Atlas Valley, 95th Street and Arapahoe Road. Related events today include a public wine tasting from noon to 5 p.m., winemakers' luncheons at the Canopy Grill and Hunan Garden restaurants, concerts, wine seminars, cooking demonstrations, ice sculptures and more; it all wraps up with Hazel Miller on the festival stage beginning at 6 p.m. Admission to the tasting and concert is $18 to $20; for reservations and ticket information for other events, call 303-666-4392 or go to www.discoverlafayette.com.
Sunday, June 20
Neigh-sayers: Horse-obsessed little girls everywhere get starry-eyed at the slightest mention of the World Famous Lipizzaner Stallions, and it's no different in these parts. You can almost hear the collective sigh they'll let loose when those gorgeous, meticulously groomed white steeds known around the world put their best hooves forward and take their opening bows today at the Pepsi Center, 1000 Chopper Place. The fine equines will dance onto the floor twice, once at 2 p.m. and again at 6; for tickets, $17.50 to $28.50, call 303-830-TIXS.
Monday, June 21
Attention, teens with big mouths and nowhere to use them: Boulder's Community Radio, KGNU, has the perfect summer workshop for you. Today through June 23, the station will host a comprehensive three-day Youth Radio Summer Workshop for kids ages twelve to nineteen. Participants will work on in-studio broadcast skills and field-recorder basics, as well as learn to use sound-editing software and create news features or radio dramas. When it's all over, they'll be eligible to work at KGNU as volunteer broadcasters and journalists. Classes will go from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day; tuition is $70, and some scholarships are available. To register, call 303-494-2545 or send e-mail to kgnu.org. The station is at 4700 Walnut Street in Boulder.


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Pope Benedict used his Sunday message to discuss the Holocuast, telling pilgrims that Nazi concentration camps were extreme symbols of evil.
The current pope was born in Germany and said he was forced to join the Hitler Youth.
Benedict decided to talk about the issue, this weekend to help remember two saints who died at the Nazi concentration camp, known as Auschwitz.
"Nazi concentration camps, like all extermination camps, can be considered extreme symbols of evil, of the hell that opens up on earth when man forgets God and takes His place, usurping from Him the right to decide what is good and what is evil, the right to give life and death," Pope Bendict said. "Unfortunately though, this sad phenomenon isn't restricted to concentration camps."
"Concentration camps are merely the most extreme example of a reality which is widespread and whose extent is unknown," he added.
The pope said the attitudes that lead to the Holocaust can also be seen in what he called "Contemporary nihilism."
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I'm new to brewing (almost a year), so I've come up with an easy way to combine the hassle of making a starter for each new batch of beer with learning about the flavour and aroma of different hops. It takes a little more planning, but I've found it invaluable to my homebrewing education. Instead of making a 1-2L starter for each batch, I make up a gallon of wort with a OG of 1.040 using DME, and add a single hop over a 20min boil to get a final IBU ~30. It ferments out in about a week, after which I cold crash and bottle. Not only do I get enough yeast for a new batch of beer, I also get to try out small batches (femtobrew? zeptobrew?) of different pale ales. So far I've made 1 gallon each of Magnum, Mt. Hood, Summit, and Galaxy hopped pale ales. Just thought I'd share - cheers!
This is some good ingenuity, I may have to adopt the technique. Are you fermenting in gallon jugs or 3 gal. Carboy perhaps? I have both just worried about 1 gallon blowoff. It happened to me with a big starter.
You won't find me doing that. I use the absolute lightest DME I can find, make my starter, cold crash, decant the spent starter (down the drain), then make a slurry (retaining about 1/4" of spent starter, in the flask, to do so) that then gets pitched into the BEER it's to be used for. I use a stirplate to get maximum cell growth in the shortest amount of time. Constant aeration/degassing would make for some NASTY beer. Besides, I'm not about to waste my good hops on such a tiny batch (I have yet to make more than a 3L starter). With fairly fresh yeast packs, my starters are done fermenting within 24 hours. They then cold crash for another 18-24 hours before they're prepared to be pitched into the beer wort. I also size my starters according to what I need for yeast cell count. I have yet to have even a three step starter schedule take more than a week total. That includes cold crashing between, and the initial step taking longer (due to older yeast). IMO, if you want to experiment with different hops and such, then make a TRUE SMaSH brew with it. Brew it properly and you'll really learn about the flavors from both ingredients. Otherwise, IMO, you're just wasting DME and hops.
I normally just make a starter and leave it at that. Depending on the size I either just dump the whole thing in the wort or cold crash, pour off most the liquid and use what's left. I have been known to end up with a gallon starter though. Last night I made a batch while watching the election results and I used a gallon starter I made. I cold crashed it, used about half of it or a bit more for the beer and used the rest to make another starter. I'll either use the next starter this upcoming weekend or I'll cold crash it and harvest the yeast. I've been wanting to try yeast harvesting and storing it so it seemed like the time was right.
Let's see if I keep this updated! On tap Black Butte clone In secondary Pumpkin ale In primary Honey wit Up next.. Firestone Union Jack clone
Sounds like a neat way to keep your house yeast strain up and running and learn different hop tastes
P1 Strawberry bannna melomel p2 mixed berry cyser p3 lemon ginger melomel 2 gallon fermenting kit is OTW!!!
If you can get a reasonably fresh pack of yeast, you can make a 5 gallon batch of a 1.030-1.040 session beer without a starter and then harvest the yeast from it.


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I've mentioned the Six Thinking Hats method a couple of times on this blog (references at the bottom of this post).
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Wild Afternoon Musings..
We were both standing by my workplace desk, chatting about work..he casually bent down to retrieve something out of my desk drawer.I'm sure he was clueless to the fact that having him this close...bending down, dangerously close to my...navel, sent my brain cells into a tailspin.
In the 30 seconds it took him to retrieve what he needed out of the drawer, in my head we had a wild hot love affair.
I'm sure he was also wondering why I was wiping my brow as he left my office. lmao
That's definitely a very fun moment which you portrayed wiwith a beautiful dance of words. Im glad you enjoyed it.
You're kindly welcome.
Well written.
Mmmm would luv to do that too !!!! and I would be getting heated as u tease me with a close-up view of those delicious hot leg's an short skirt !!! , can tease more if u like, firstname.lastname@example.com
Context is everything! He was thinking "damn, where did I leave that hole punch"... You were thinking the same!
He'll never know. 😁
Haha what a fun moment.. maybe he had a similar thought going through his head
damn, your fun girl. sorry it was 2012
Great story. :)
Hope it was as good for him as it clearly was for you...
Hang on.. Hope it was even better
Hmmmm...the old "grab something out of hot co-workers desk drawer move"...nice! And it worked (LOL).
Sometimes those short trips where our mind gets to come out and play are the best ones, lol. Good for you. Thanks for sharing.
Was THAT you?
This just seems to happen to me *all* the time (snatches of dreams in an instant like you describe here)...
I totally understand! I have similar affairs!
I have these little flights in meetings all the time. I suspect many bored guys do, too.
I think guys think along these lines every time we meet women for the first time and thereafter if she is hot enough ;-)
This is the bestest, shortest, sexiest story I've read at EP. When I was younger I often pursued those fantasies... they never worked out, reality set in and I'm sure you know the rest of those stories. However, I still enjoy a great fantasy now and them...I've just learned not to try to make them reality ... the fantasy is always better.
Not so random maybe :P
Wow, hot love story, erotic, well told. Captures that moment so well.
You navel would probably put me into spasm of revery no matter where we were.
Welcome, beautiful. Some of your vignettes are wonderfully vivid. That one sure 'nuf gets me.
Little did he know of the storm he was creating in you! This has happened to me!
*LOL* I love this story...shows just how erotic a device our brains are!
Thirty seconds eh? one s-h-u-d-d-e-r-s to consider what you might have done with,say,fifteen minutes[wipes brow,shudders] I know whenever someone gets in the general vicinity of my navel..well details are so gauche,no? :-)
Love this.... :)
lol! Love this story! :)
That's a paragraph full of hotness, mainly because of how open and real you seem.
Been there...felt that. *grin* It's amazing just how many *meetings* are required with this type of co-worker. It's a must really IMHO...to ensure that your job is completed in the most comprehensive way possible. *laugh*
Wow, just the way you told this got me warm.
I tried this at work and she smashed me in the forehead with the upper drawer. :-(
Lesson learned. Don't play around with her drawers
Perhaps you should leave a naughty little memento in your desk drawer for the next time? Haha.
:-).... I like the candidness with which you told this... No added spice... Just the real thing. Something everyone would've felt sometime in their life... Can truly identify with this one.... Though I'd mostly be the guy who is working at his desk while a colleague stands behind him bending over to look at the computer screen... her oh! so feminine perfume overwhelming my senses. Or when she stands awfully close to me for the team Pic. her body pressed against mine, Close enough to make me uncomfortable, to make me wonder if there's more to it than i dare to think of, Or when she walks in to my cubicle and hugs from behind saying Hi, as her cheek is pressed against mine. Or when she'd insist that I sit next her during meetings, and then spends the whole meeting with her head and upper body leaning towards me. She always asks me out on breaks and sometimes acts possesive. Always wants to be the first one to read my scripts, see my write ups and presentations and somehow manages to convince our manager to have me assist her with her own content. spends a lot of time at my desk and keeps glancing towards all the time. And she always smiles at me, Always. Once she even came and sat next to me with her head down on the desk. her hair had fallen all over her face while she drew deep breaths, I just couldn't resist the temptation to rearrange her hair with a slight caress of my hand. She just opened her eyes, looked at me, smiled and said thanks. Some times i wonder if she knows what goes through my head at times like these. Whether she does it just because she enjoys my discomfort or the awkwardness with which i handle it. She's married with a kid and has a loving husband, and is one of the most beautiful women i've ever known. I like her but do not want her. It isn't a love affair i imagine, I imagine nothing to be honest. But episodes such as these leave me with conflicts. They incite a strange excitement... Like that of a guessing game that never ends.
oh...wow! well, 30 minutes could be like forever...I would definitely wipe my eyebrow after such moment.
I can relate completely. The heart has a will of it's own.
And we have no control over who we fall in love with. It just happens.


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We wish you great success and achievement of the charity fundraising for children's hospital Kantrida and for your further projects.
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Prof. Ivan Đikic had an opportunity to be one of the first to look at the ongoing working draft of the new content and web site design of Pearls of Croatia.
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Utah Jobs Agenda
The Utah economy is poised to lead the nation. We have the workforce, infrastructure and pro-business policies to make it happen. These economic fundamentals, when combined with purposeful and effective business leadership, will help create 150,000 Utah jobs in the next five years. Here is our ten-point plan:
Over the next five years we will:
Education – Ensure that 90 percent of 3rd and 6th graders achieve reading and math proficiency and that two-thirds ofUtahns have a certificate, degree or equivalent endorsement in a skilled trade or academic pursuit by 2020.
Transportation – Invest $4 billion in transportation infrastructure.
International – Double the value of international merchandise exports.
Energy – Invest $1 billion in Utah's energy economy.
Business costs – Secure a third or better ranking among states for the cost of doing business.
Statewide corporate recruitment – Land three regional headquarters.
Immigration – Create a federally-approved, employer-sponsored work program.
Tax policy – Make incremental improvements in the efficiency, fairness and stability of the Utah tax structure.
Air quality – Attain and maintain the national ambient air quality standards.
Rural development – Create a private-led business partnership with representatives of rural Utah.
When the Chamber introduced The Utah Jobs Agenda the first week of January, there were 1,200,800 employed Utahns. Today, that number is 1,205,200, an increase of 4,400 jobs. That leaves plenty ground to cover but the recovery is underway and Utah businesses are hiring.
654 jobs
Adobe Systems, Inc.
1,000 jobs / $100M capital investment
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Hexel Corporation
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IM Flash Technologies
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Homer Warner Center for Informatics Research
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300 jobs
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MediConnect Global
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Pepperige Farm
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Rock West Composites (Aerospace Assembly Division)
100 jobs
Royal Bank of Scotland
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I just went cross-eyed writing that headline. I can't process this nonsense. First of all, Fred Durst, of the terrrrrrrrrrible rap-rock group Limp Bizkit, still exists. I had forgotten about him, which was really quite pleasant. Secondly, the CW, a network stocked with mostly shows for teenage girls, has given the guy the green light to develop an hour-long drama based on his own life called "The Noise," about "a musician in the 1990s who forms a band that becomes very successful." Of all the amazing things that happened in the '90s, Limp Bizkit's rise to fame is to be the subject of a TV show? This is why we can't have nice things! Keep reading »
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