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Animal Liberation Front bomber jailed for 12 years
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· Conviction 'devastating blow to extremists'.
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A question of sport: half of Britons do no exercise at all
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I'm looking to make my first cider. I have a 1g jug of Whole Foods apple juice and I plan on using the nottingham yeast so it doesn't finish too dry. Should I add some sugar to increase ABV and how much is recommended? After it's done fermenting, what is the recommended amount of sugar for carbonation?
The ABV part is up to you. Higher alcohol ciders typically have less apple character and will need to age longer. Priming sugar is typically 1oz/gallon.
Well that depends on how "hard" you want your cider. Many people enjoy 5-6 percent ciders, some want much harder, you can sweeten with honey (a particular favorite of mine) to add alcohol, brown sugar (goes well), molasses, table sugar or the saccharide of your choice. Take an SG reading of it, and see where you are at. That will give you an idea of potential ABV. Then determine where you want to be. Notty doesn't attenuate very high so you will end up with a sweet product, but you may have to add sugar if you want something very stout. Carbonation is up to the maker. Some make still, petillant, or sparkling spiders. I'm not really sure what volume level you go past to get to each. Still is obviously flat. Petillant I would imagine would be something around up to 2.75 or so? Sparkling higher.
I think i'll try it first without adding any sugar and see how it turns out. Would S-04 or S-05 be good yeasts to use as well? I didn't realize that nottingham yeast was so expensive compared to other dry yeasts.
I've used nottingham and s05 and they tasted very similar and finished right around 1.010 and I sweeten them with Apple juice concentrate up to around 1.015 or so. Makes right around a 7% cider as I add 2 lbs of dextrose to 6 gallons of juice.
How long does it typically take to ferment out? Does it take 2-3 weeks before bottling like beer? I would like to bottle condition this stuff quick because of some friends coming into town early next month.
You might just barely have it fermented out by then depending on temperatures. It's pretty unlikely though. Cider isn't quite like beer in that it needs a bit of aging time to come into its own. Also, it tends to lack more nutrients so the ferments can be slower. I wouldn't count on this being ready in that time frame.
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The guy goes all txt speaky and then chooses to add an additional letter to a word.
I really hate that typo.
Other than that it's clear monumental stupidity is still prevalent in some sectors of the populace
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The guy goes all txt speaky and then chooses to add an additional letter to a word.
I really hate that typo.
Other than that it's clear monumental stupidity is still prevalent in some sectors of the populace
I'm calling them all nutjobs.
Although the French less so, how is the banning of this symbol not religious suppression? It's suppression by a religious organisation. They believe the symbol to be one of religious significance otherwise they wouldn't be trying to SUPPRESS it.
The subtle difference is one's the suppression OF religion and the other is suppression BY religion. In my opinion the latter justifies the former.
I am not particularly religiously tolerant, I'd prefer a world where there were no believers in spaghetti monsters from space. Where people didn't threaten to kill people for drawing cartoons of fictitious or real people. A world free from the my god's better than your god crap.
An educated world where people don't need to believe, they're allowed to think for themselves.
There have been a lot of good things done in the name of various religions, there have also been a vast number of atrocities done in the name of religions too. It's time to stop that sort of rubbish.
Science isn't a religion.
Developers own the copyright to software unless the developer is the client's employee or the software is part of a larger work made for hire under a written agreement. In order to own the copyright, the client must have an agreement transferring ownership from the developer to the client.
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I'm not sure that this is what's involved here though. I'd say it's to do with the investment of $1000 and the contract surrounding that investment (as TFA states in the last paragraph)
The replacement of "I" with "We" is a common indicator of a lie being told though.
Mainly because the mighty are a bunch of self obsessed wankers who lie cheat and steal to profit themselves.
There is an opinion that this by definition means they are "clever", my opinion is different.
the official Reg phrase was "Jesus phone" and Judas phone was just another part of the parody.
Did I get that wrong?
Jesus was the good guy, Judas the bad guy and all that...
But now they will have to answer the follow up question of...
"Why did you think the person was a terrorist?"
I somehow doubt that an answer of
"because he was taking photos of the houses of parliament"
would actually be considered reasonable grounds for suspicion, so plod would get a rap on the wrists and told not to do it again.
That's an altogether better outcome than not actually having the question asked in the first place.
Plus the more people who are aware of their rights the less likely people are going to hand over their cameras when plod demands they do so.
I've had a look at the thing, and also had a look at replica lightsabers. I've also seen the movies so I'm eminently qualified to make a judgement here.
The similarity is that it's a tube that is about the right size to fit in a hand with a light that comes out of the end. So are torches potentially going to come under copyright scrutiny from Mr Lucas?
it doesn't really look like a lightsaber when examined.
(at least those replicas you can buy)
also ... each lightsaber is as unique as the one who built it so what's to copyright?
I think in fact the laser looks cooler than the toy replica lightsabers....
When I first tried to read and comprehend one of his/her/it's postings. I'm pretty sure my eyes began to bleed and my brain started to seep out of my ears.
Long live amanfrommars1
I think you may be missing the subtle point that the reg hack is alluding to there, where your anonymity is an illusion.
One of the best things about the internets is the audit trails and loggings.
Of course I could be wrong and it could be petty vindictive behaviour as you suggest.
1984 because while big brother may not be watching you, your activities are probably being logged somewhere.
Where's the competition?
Apple will just take anything decent open source, slap a shiny GUI on it and pass it off as their own, the credit only needs to be in the small print after all.
That's not competition, that's parasitic, unless of course there's some feedback resulting in a symbiosis, I doubt it though, not profitable to just give things away.
Another way of doing it? A lot of websites rely on advertising revenue, those slimy browser developers are trying to muscle in on that turf.
It would be nice if the browser was obliged to indicate whether it was going to render the ads on your site or not.
You could then choose whether to supply the content or not.
Alternatively you could intrinsically link the content and the advert, so the content doesn't render coherently without the ad information. A kind of product placement.
You could make a decision on whether to provide content based on the browser string as a quick and dirty.
So I think I know where this is going, there's ad revenue out there to be made, currently people can make money from adverts on their web pages.
So how best to get a part (or ALL) of that revenue?
Step 1 - Strip websites of advertising
Step 2 - Push advertising through Safari
Step 3 - Profit!
Step 4 - Original content no longer able to generate revenue through advertising thus reduction of original content and a slow dwindling consolidation and death of independant websites into just a few content providers, Apple, Google, Microhoo.
Step 5 - death of t'internet
The plan for Safari probably stops at Step 3, Step 4 is a likely to be an inevtiable consequence of the technology. Step 5 is innacurate as you will still have content providers, but they'll be profiting the few and startups will struggle.
"electrocution from electricity pylons"
That sounds like a similar myth to the whole vulture bone eating thing. The starlings round my way don't seem to mind them, they seem to positively thrive on them in fact.
"Couldn't agree more... Just when did the use of good old fashioned common sense end?"
About the time when the CPS decided that it's a good use of taxpayers money to prosecute the guy who wrote the message.
If (when?) he wins the appeal it'll just cost us more money. Way to go CPS.
I'll slap you if you disagree.
Joke alert, and I'd better make it clear that it's perfectly obvious that I won't slap you or anyone who disagrees, just in case some knob decides to prosecute.
It was discovered by chance because he WASN'T a danger and the threat WASN'T real, it was a JOKE published on the INTERNET.
Of course, it was only a threat if the airport didn't get their shit together, clearly they didn't think they could get their shit together so they felt threatened, yes, well, there you have it.
You raise an inreresting philosophical point. "Better" is an opinion, opinions are subjective. A statement like "Steak tastes better than Lobster" can never be validated.
Anyway my point is - I am better than you (and in fact better than everyone on the planet) and it's completely impossible to prove or disprove that fact.
Never mind eh? Have a beer.
That the workers have actually offed themselves at the facility rather than the the fact they've killed themselves?
As in it's the location of the suicides that's the unusual thing rather than the quantity?
I don't actually know, I'm asking the question, I CBA to do the research and I'm hoping someone knows.
People downvoted you because you pointed out a spelling error. I'm curious as to whether that's a personality thing (I think the upvoting/downvoting thing is turning the Register into a bit of a popularity contest)
Or alternatively it could be because he did spell it with just one U, it just happened to be in the wrong place with another couple of letters in there instead.
And I guess you are stuck with the vulture icon instead of the more correct spelling nazi icon
What are the opinions in El Reg's offices?
Are we likely to see El Ref behind a paywall if the Times is a resounding success? (That is if it makes more money than it used to)
Yes, a rather stupid conclusion there, that the number is in some way cursed.
I'm not sure dying of cancer is actually all that suspicious, not unless there was some Polonium & Russian spies involved.
Getting gunned down when you're a Mafia boss/Cocaine Smuggler isn't really that suspicious either and I'd say falls under the "Occupational Hazard" category.
That only happened in your mind.
What actually happened is that your point was ridiculed and proved to have very little basis in fact.
Of course you can choose to believe what you want to believe. However I'll carry on living in the real world.
It should be.
It won't be though.
That parasite seem to be too deeply ingrained into Italian society.
Are you going to claim "church" as a trademark?
I don't see Christianity in a particularly different light, preying on the vulnerable and the gullible. They might be less demanding and certainly less overt about it but they still require their tythe.
I don't get religion, or cults or that sort of crap that seems to seek to change the way I would behave.
I'm quite capable of interacting in society without having to resort to believing in some invisible force.
In fact I don't need to believe in anything.
Scientology is just another way of gaining power and money from people less self assured than me. Another type of organised crime, it's hardly surprising they have many enemies and feel the need to prepare for an offensive type of defence.
Where is the flying spaghetti monster icon?
I really hate it when people spell lose as loose.
I don't know why, other spelling mistakes don't wind me up, but that one is just fucking annoying.
Rogers Wireless Rogers woman who Rogers behind husband back?
I bet she wants to keep his name out of the report because it's Roger and it would just get too damned confusing.
How do you get rid of gravity? The only way I know is to get far enough away from the object exerting the gravitational pull, so do it in space then? Easy to do that, get a ticket to the ISS, oh hold on, what's happened to the other part of the experiment, the air pressure. I think we might lose that too.
WTF? I used to read stuff about Paris Hilton and people would say where's the IT angle, now there's a technology story (sort of) and there are where's the Paris Hilton angle comments?
I've read a few posts implying that the main story is the 14 charges of creating child porn, but I don't see that as the case.
I perceive a general mentality when CPS go after someone they go for a spatter gun effect, try them for as many crimes as possible in the hope that something sticks.
The more crimes they're charged with the more likely they are to be found guilty I think is the way it goes.
The other thing this is going to do is justify the law, if the guy makes kiddy porn he's bad, agreed. He also has images of dead squid/octoporn whatever, that's got to be bad (by association) therefore whenever anyone else has these sorts of images chances are they're as bad as this guy.
What do they call it in legalese? Precedent or something?
So lawyers can start quoting case law in "similar" prosecutions.
I don't have any odd porn, but there was a lot flying about when I was at uni, in a sort of goatse way. It seems like it's just another law to slap people with in the event they can't prove you've actually done something wrong, like the occassions when you've not done anything wrong and some dickhead copper (some of them are dickheads) takes a dislike to you.
You've obviously also read about the prosecution of the "going to blow the airport up" tweeter. Best avoid making it look too much of a threat
"This is not the first review I've read saying the same thing, so there must be something in it."
That's akin to saying X million <insert religious followers here> can't be wrong.
My bet is that they are not.
Logic is that it's very rare to find rich & married as a combo.
I don't know where all my money goes, but I'm sure I had more disposable income before I got married, even though I earnt much less.
I suspect the disposable income has been disposed somehow by the other partner


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nigel payne - 26/04/2001
Great dance,one of peter's best,if you have not done this one,then you don't know what your missing.
Reggae Rumba
Claire Foster - 26/04/2001
Nice little beginners dance, but am I correct in thinking step 29+ is missing and should be "Step right behind left"
This Way
carol wilsden - 24/04/2001
Lovely,flowing,beginner dance to a great tune.A real winner Sue!
Patricia Pollard - 24/04/2001
First saw this dance at Brean Sands in March and liked it. We have just been taught it at our class and now enjoy dancing it. Goes extremely well to the music
Hold Your Horses
Patricia Pollard - 24/04/2001
This is a really enjoyable fun dance which is extremely popular at our club. I absolutely love it - even all the hand movements - makes it stand out from the rest!
Hot Potato
Patricia Pollard - 24/04/2001
Lovely lively dance which goes extremely well to the music. Very popular indeed at our club. Really enjoy doing it.
Hold Your Horses
Lisa - 24/04/2001
One of my favourites this one. It's tricky with the arm movements but it's a really fun dance and the music rocks!
Absolutely Everybody
Jill - 23/04/2001
we do this at our club too. A slightly easier alternative to "Picture of you"
Don't Stop
Debbie Chandler - 22/04/2001
Thank goodness for dances like this! No country music, just a great beat and some very nice moves. Looks great on the dance floor too. This is what linedancing should always be like!!
The Beast
Debbie Chandler - 22/04/2001
This dance has been around for quite a long time and is very nice. But as our instructor said, make sure you have good supporting underwear on !!
Niels - 22/04/2001
Very good dance this one. Goes very well to the music. Funky and expressive, particularly the Jamie Davis moves... Makes people stop and look. Why, I don't know???...
Latino Girl
carl heath - 22/04/2001
fantastic dance got a great latin feel ,this one is a must to any dancer,well done kate


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So I am in the middle of doing my first batch now. It's the stone ruination clone that is listed here: http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f69/ston...-clone-155771/ I did an extract, full boil with a big starter. The recipe calls for 8lbs DME. I added the full amount at boil but now I'm wondering if that was a mistake. I got great fermentation and everything looked to be going well, but when I racked to secondary, it was way sweeter than I thought it would be. But I let it dry hope for a week and I just tasted and its still very sweet. My OG was 1.075 and it only got down to 1.020. I don't know if I should have only added half the extract for the boil and the rest at like 10 minutes left or at flameout? Also, the yeast that I used was WLP002 because WLP001 wasn't available at my local shop and the guy said it should be a good alternative. Why is it so sweet? Did I contaminate it? Is it poor hop utilization because I boiled all the 8lbs of extract? Poor yeast alternative? Will it even out during conditioning? Thanks
When did you brew it? Might just not be done fermenting.
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I would think the sweetness has a lot to do with the higher than anticipated FG. The higher OG could have been caused by your pitching rate and/or oxygenation rate, but the most likely reason was the use of WLP002 versus WLP001. WLP002 is less attenuative than WLP001; the WLP002 yeast strain simply doesn't convert as much sugar as 001 in terms of percentage (http://www.whitelabs.com/beer/homebr...html#ALE_YEAST). The extra sweetness could also be due to a lack of hop bitterness, but I think the yeast attenuation is your main reason. At this point, it's hard to pitch more yeast. If you're really unhappy with the beer, you can try that, but I don't think you'll get good results with that approach. The problem is, you're adding yeast into an over 7% alcohol envirnoment, which is stressful. Plus, you can't really oxygenate wort effectively for the new yeast without impacting the beer you already have (oxidation). You may want to consider additional dry hopping, or perhaps blending part of the beer with a subsequent batch. If it were me, I'd probably just leave it as is and hope it gets better with age. Good luck, keep brewing.
Extract is notorious for finishing a little high, especially on higher OG beers. Nothing much you can do about it, it is a function of the temperature when the extract was produced. That's one of those variables you can control in all grain that you just can't control with extract. Move to all grain
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You could have done something about it (if you took preventative measures) - Not so much after the fact though. Tips on how to get extract beers to attenuate better are all over this website via a simple search.
Thanks for all the info guys! Yeah once I looked up the differences in the yeast I saw that is probably an issue. It's not like the beer tastes gross but it just tastes nothing like I was expecting. I may let it dry hop a couple of more days then bottle. As to moving to all grain, I was planning on that after my first trial. A friend of mine gave me a 5 gallon mash tun with a false bottom but that seems like its too small for all grain, maybe a partial mash? Is it possible to mash in my 8 gallon kettle? I guess I just need to do some reading up on all grain stuff. Thanks again for all the replies!


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Match 2: Yuno
Caladbolg from Immortal Reigis and Cavalier of the Abyss has my vote.
The dude started WW2 as a side effect of starting a massacre in Chaos. He killed many innocent people merciless with a thought just to prove he was back. He screws with people's minds...he took over a little boy's body to maks it his and made Regis a monter who is also a cold blooded killer dictator.
First match has Donquixote still having lead 5-2 and second match has Yuno with lead still 6-1. Unless there's a major rally for one of the opposition in the matches by tomorrow afternoon when I'm home from work, I guess I'll be ending this set of matches.
Voting time is up. Donquixote and Yuno win their matches without much worry from their opposition, meaning they will face off in the next round. Here are the next set of matches...
Match 1
Being the titular "monster" of his series, this young man is responsible for a string of murders occurring in several European countries. A cold and manipulative man, he is able to exploit the mental vulnerabilities of his victims to either manipulate them to do his bidding or drive them to kill themselves. At his worst, he was able to drive many among the populace of the small German town of Ruhenheim to kill and fear one another. Throughout his series, he is being regularly persued by the title's lead protagonist Dr. Kenzo Tenma, a neurosurgeon who saved this man's life when he was a child unaware of the crimes he committed. Here is Monster's Johan Liebert.
And his opponent...
The boss of the Gesso Famiglia and leader of the Millefiore Famiglia, this man desires to obtain the "Ultimate Power" by gathering three sets of powerful rings that are told in legend to have created the world. He is devoted as such to his goal that he has no regard for innocent lives in his pursuit of it. His search for these sets of rings lead him to cross paths with series lead Tsunayoshi Sawada, who has been in the way of the efforts of his factions in obtaining the rings. This is Katekyo Hitman Reborn's Byakuran.
Match 2
Originally summoned among the Archer class in the 4 Holy Grail War, this Heroic Spirit is known for his extreme arrogance and being in possession of a dimensional vault called Gate of Babylon that contains a countless number of magical weapons and artifacts he has collected for millenia that he is capable of firing volleys of at his overwhelmed foes. Having influenced the priest Kotomine Kirei to embrace his dark side, the Babylonian King of Heroes assists Kirei in manipulating events in the 5th Holy Grail War to create a world through the Holy Grail's power that would be worth his effort at ruling, even at the cost of lives. These desires lead him to cross paths with Saber, whom the King of Heroes desires to have as his wife due to her stubbornness and strong ideals. This is the Fate franchise's Gilgamesh.
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This powerful cosmic being is a collective consciousness of humanoid alien beings that purged all Spiral Energy from their bodies due to their fear of such power leading to the destruction of the universe. When Earth's human population surpassed one million, this being launched an attack against the planet to destroy humanity using virtual weapons called Mugann. However as the human resistance led by Simon and others among Team Dai-Gurren continued to halt their efforts, this being was forced to personally intervene in halting Team Dai-Gurren's efforts. This is Gurren Lagann's Anti-Spiral.
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Match #1
A legendary shinobi among the Uchiha clan, this man was one of the two founders of the village of Konohagakure alongside Hashirama Senju. The two founders had a bitter rivalry with one another over leadership of the village that led the Uchiha and Senju clans in a fierce war with one another. In the final years of his life, he was responsible for manipulating a series of events that would lead to the formation of the Akatsuki clan and their plans of gathering up all nine of the demonic beasts called Jinchuriki in a plot that would allow them to take over the shinobi world. During the later heated battle between the Shinobi Alliance and the Akatsuki, this man was resurrected onto the battlefield as a very formidable threat and would continue through with his plan from years earlier where he would unleash a technique called the Infinite Tsukuyomi upon the moon that would allow him complete control over the minds of all humanity. This is Naruto's Madara Uchiha.
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A bio-android created by the rogue scientist Dr. Gero, this villain possesses the DNA of many among the Z Fighters and several of their major foes, thus allowing him to possess many of their unique abilities and attributes. Having arrived from an alternate future timeline after killing the future version of Trunks, this villain desired to absorb Androids 17 and 18 to complete his evolution into a perfect lifeform. After proceeding in accomplishing this after a number of difficulties, he challenges the Z Fighters to a final battle in his personal fighting competition called the Cell Games to give them the opportunity to fight for the Earth's fate. This is Dragon Ball's Cell.
Match #2... or as I shall call it, Battle of the Trolls! :P
Formerly known as the human thief Onigumo, this man allowed a countless number of demons to fuse with his body to allow himself the opportunity to move again and to collect the powerful jewel known as the Shikon no Tama. A powerful and manipulative enemy, he was responsible for manipulating and murdering many humans and demons in his plot to collect all the shards of the Shikon no Tama, including several of those among Inuyasha's group. Throughout the journey of Inuyasha's group in collecting the shards, this half-demon continued being a major threat in their plans as he continued becoming stronger with his collecting of Shikon shards and creating incarnations through parts of his body to hinder the efforts of Inuyasha's group in stopping his plans. This is Inuyasha's Naraku.
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A former Captain of the Gotei 13's 15th division in Soul Society, this charismatic man was a seemingly polite and soft-spoken leader. However, this appearance was merely a facade as he is a manipulative individual who triggered a series of events in order to fool those among his ranks in order to gain possession of a powerful orb called the Hogyoku. Having created his own personal army of Hollows called Arrancar through the Hogyoku's power, this man set up his personal headquarters in the Hollow's home dimension of Hueco Mundo where he desired to further his plans of using the Hogyoku's power to overthrow the king of Soul Society and eliminate those who threaten his plans, regardless of the lives lost among both humans and Shinigami. This is Bleach's Sousuke Aizen.
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