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This weeks Macworld Expo/San Francisco marks the first major trade show of the new year, on my social calendar, at least. Ive made my share of resolutions for 2003 (mostly involving pastry dough and caffeine), but I fear my habit of speculating about Apple Computers next move is just too deeply ingrained to kick. Im not alone in my vice. Apples secrecy about pending announcements is matched only by the interest they provoke among Mac watchers; a half-sober assessment of the prevailing buzz is always entertainingand frequently revealing. Experience has taught me caution when holding forth publicly about Apples plans, but I find that where theres substantial consensus in the Mac community, a new product announcement is usually behind it. Thats not to say the Mac telegraph is infallible or that Im always accurate in reading its signals. Consider the welter of Web-based reports building in advance of this Expo: The crazy rhythms they describe give this Mac prognosticator a prickling sense of vulnerability along his often-extended (and sometimes-lacerated) neck.
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Hello, we have been looking for our countertop. We went to another supplier and found this slab, it's an Onyx, and it's "leathered" not polished. They said it was harder than a marble, but not as tough as a granite. Has anyone used this type of material, or have any opinions about it? Thank you! |
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- Posted by live_wire_oak (My Page) on Fri, Jan 10, 14 at 19:58
Looks more like a quartzite and sounds like it too from the description. Onyx is very soft and is softer than marble, not harder. |
I don't know anything about onyx but that is an incredibly gorgeous stone! |
- Posted by remodelfla (My Page) on Fri, Jan 10, 14 at 20:18
We use to have a poster on here awhile back...pharaoh. He had the most gorgeous kitchen and used back lit onyx on his island. It was beyond spectacular. |
- Posted by remodelfla (My Page) on Fri, Jan 10, 14 at 20:22
Cool rock! Those crystals are most likely either quartz or calcite. It's also possible that the different areas might have different properties. So this is one where you'd really need a sample to do the glass scratch tests and some etching and staining tests before you fall totally in love with it. The link below takes you to one of the rock threads with instructions about how to do the scratch test. Good luck! Karin |
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I'm trying not to fall in love with it...I have not seen a quote yet. I guess I have some homework to do. That Pharoah Island was wild! I wonder if I could light it from under in my island! I really hope it's not soft. Although all I have ever had for counter is laminate, and I havent dented or cut it, wouldnt almost anything be stronger than laminate? You guys rock! Thank you for the links! |
Actually, laminate is pretty bomber stuff. Plenty of rocks are weaker than laminate so I wouldn't use that as your benchmark. |
Be sure to read Karin-mt's threads. She is so helpful and knowledgable. |
- Posted by live_wire_oak (My Page) on Fri, Jan 10, 14 at 22:13
"Actually, laminate is pretty bomber stuff. Plenty of rocks are weaker than laminate so I wouldn't use that as your benchmark" You betcha! I still don't understand why more people don't choose laminate. It stands up to abuse much better then MANY stones do. |
- Posted by lazygardens (My Page) on Sat, Jan 11, 14 at 10:39
I stayed in a Mexican town where the major industry is mining and fabricating the "banded calcite" often sold as onyx. The floor tiles, wall tiles, bathtubs and sinks in the hotel were all made of it. It scratches and etches easily. TRUE onyx is harder, and way more expensive. |
- Posted by Jocelyn510 (My Page) on Sat, Aug 2, 14 at 7:32
Did you end up choosing the onyx? My husband and I fell in love with a lighter colored lady onyx, also leathered. Curious to know how it actually handles in the kitchen with the onyx being softer. I'm also hoping that the leathered finish helps make it more protective from scratches and possibly chips? Thanks for any feedback! |
I did not go with the Onyx. When I tried to scratch a shot glass on an edge, it powdered, a lot. Was too chicken to use it. Although I did end up with a leathered marble (fantasy brown), and so far so good with it. Got two chips in the marble from the construction guys after it was installed, but they repaired it nicely. Have a couple of etches, but cant really see them. Here is the island during install. Good luck! The Onyx was a looker, but I'm happy with my end selection. |
Wow, that's super pretty OOTM, you did great! |
Sigh...I think Onyx was put on earth to teach us to resist temptation! As a material, while gorgeous looking, Onyx is extremely soft and absorbent - and brittle to boot. If you plan to use your countertop for regular cooking/ chopping/ etc, you are going to have a surface which has scratches (and it can't pass off as patina) and stains and at worst can crack. Granite is the most durable natural stone and hence the reason why I plugged my ears, walked past those Onyx siren songs and chose granite. |
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I'm in the middle of my first all grain brew. It's a Northern Brewer oatmeal stout. My question is should I keep boiling past 60 minutes to get my boil volume down to 5.25 gallons? Right now I'm at about 5.75 gallons about to hit 60 minutes. Only one hop addition at 60 minutes.
Yep won't hurt anything to boil longer
Thanks, that's what I thought.
No problems boiling longer. Depends on your boil off rate though. If you boil off a half gallon in 60 minutes, that puts you right on target if you add the hops now assuming 5.25 is the target volume. Try and estimate how much you will boil off in 60 mins during hop boil. Then you will know about how much more you need to boil off before adding hops.
I would go another 30 mins, and then check your og. If its off you could add some dme to get close to your target. This being your first ag, you might be surprised how your efficiency turned out.
Got the volume down to just over 5 1/4 gallons. Chilling right now.
This being my first all grain, full boil, I had to estimate my boil off rate. Based on the equipment I put into Beersmith, it recommended 6.25 gals for a target of 5.25. I came in a little high after sparging at about 6.75 gals boil volume. So now I know my boil off rate is about 1 gal/hr. My fermenter ended up with almost exactly 5.25 gals without dumping in the gunk at the bottom of the kettle. Pitched at 68F and she's all put away. OG was 1.052 and Beersmith targeted 1.048. The recipe targeted 1.042. My pre-boil SG was 1.046. I'll have to start plugging in some numbers to see what my efficiency was. My target mash temp was 156F which was 3 degrees higher than the recipe called for. I was hoping for a little more body to this brew. I ended up mashing at 154F and after an hr only lost 1 degree. Very happy with my DIY MLT. And damn, did those grains smell great! The recipe called for mashout at 170F but I skipped that since I batch sparged with 170F water. All in all, I feel things went pretty well for my first all grain. Thanks for everyone jumping in so quickly with answers during brewing. I can always count on this forum.
It's worth remembering that water expands when heated. 5.75 gallons at boil = about 5.52 gallons at 68F.
So Beersmith calculates my measured efficiency at 82.7%. Brewers Friend calculates brewhouse efficiency at 83.23% I'm very pleased for my first all grain attempt. Thought I'd document my day with some photo's. Preparing to Mash In Mashing completed, wort heating to boil. That's my Cream Ale Home brew on my MLT Spent Grains...they smelled awesome! Wort to a boil, about to add Glacier hops In the fermenter. Will rack to secondary over some vanilla beans in 10-14 days
Just keep in mind your hop utilization; If you boil longer you can lose hop aroma/flavor. So, yes there's no problem. Not trying be a downer, but I just figured I'd mention that it can mess with the hop utilization. My practice is after a few batches, you'll learn your boil off rate. Which is a fixed standard regardless of volume. Once you learn this if you over shoot your volume you can boil off BEFORE you add any hops. That will keep your IBUs where you expect them to be and keep things consistent. Just a tip for future batches to help increase your beers. Congrats on your first AG brew!


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This historical World Heritage site has been at the top of a hill surveying the west coast of Okinawa since the 15th Century. The castle was built by a venerated chieftain of the area, Gosamaru, who tore down his old castle and reused the stones to build Zakimi-jo. Next to the site is an informational museum on the castle's history and about other historical Okinawan artifacts.
»Gokoku Temple
Built in 1368, the Gokoku Temple grounds also contain the Bettelheim Monument, the Kozakura Monument, and the Naminoue Shrine. Originally built to propagate Shingonshu Buddhism, it was used for foreign reception by the Tokugawa Shogunate, and also as a residence of the British missionary, Bettelheim. The Kozakura Monument honors the 700 children who died when an evacuation ship was bombed during World War II.
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As the Ryuku nation's palace, Shurijo Castle was the economic, religious and administrative epicenter of the chain of islands now known as Okinawa. Once bound to pay tribute to China and Japan while also doing trade with Southeast Asia, the influences of all these cultures can be seen in the architecture, decor, and most of all the blazingly red walls of the castle. Since being built in the 1400s, Shurijo has served as a royal residence, a Japanese military base, and as a school. It is the only Okinawan castle to be completely restored to its 18th Century state after being bombed during World War II, and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site easily accessed by monorail or bus. Traditional Ryukyuan dances are performed in the main courtyard three times daily. See the website for more details.
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Near Shurijo, Shikina-En Garden served as a second home to the Shuri kings as well as the reception area for Chinese envoys. Completed in 1799, the area is also a World Heritage Site. The garden is closed on Wednesdays, and closes half an hour earlier October through March.
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The Ryukyu Kingdom takes much of its cultural heritage from China, and as such, Fukushuku-En Park was completed in 1992 to honor sister city relations with Fuzhou City. Traditional Chinese pagodas and tea pavilions are located throughout the park, making for a lovely and scenic day out. Visitors can also buy fish food from the vending machines to feed the fish in the ponds. The park is closed on Wednesdays.
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Real grown-ups probably have one of these in their house already. I am just getting started. I started working on my picture wall to help Julian learn his grandparents' faces. Now I use it to show Scarlett who they are before they come.
I suggest assigning this task to family members, both to get it done faster and so that no one complains that they don't like the picture you chose of them. Call all the grandparents and tell them to bring you a framed picture for this wall. (They should be highly motivated when you tell them it's for baby to get to know them better. ) To build an outing around this, go out to a frame store and decide what kind you want. Or check out (pictured here) the Picture Wall Company product that will make this as easy as possible.
Once your wall of fame is in place, walk by with baby and point everyone out and say their names.
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A refrigerator in spring and summer, a safe-from-freezing pantry in fall and winter, and a man-made cave dug into a hillside and sealed shut with thick double doors ... root cellars were all of those things.
Not long ago, just about every family living in the world's colder climes had one of the harvest keepers. Nestled in the earth—and away from the heat of the kitchen—a root cellar maintained a temperature just above freezing and provided a practical storage bin for root crops, apples, meats, cabbages, and other goods ... throughout a long winter.
Of course, the heyday of the homestead food storer ended a good while ago. When folks gained access to refrigerators and supermarkets, the root cellar was pretty much forgotten. In fact, by the time I was a lad, all the food houses in our area had long since been abandoned. The deteriorating structures were used only by us youngsters ... as "secret" forts.
Nowadays, though, there's been a revival of interest in practical, inexpensive ways of putting up food. More and more people are rediscovering the wisdom of constructing a place to store unprocessed, homegrown edibles. And, even though building a cellar requires a fair investment in labor and materials, the finished shelter uses absolutely no operating energy and demands no maintenance or upkeep.
My father, Ted Roberts, recently built a root cellar in Three Lakes, Wisconsin. Dad started the project by excavating an 8' X 8' X 20' cavern using a backhoe.
The bottom of the cellar was lined with sand for drainage purposes. When building the walls, though, father laid a concrete base that had an upwardly protruding inner lip. The L-shaped foundation would both support the weight of the cedar log walls and brace the base of those rounds against the tons of sideways "cavein" pressure the earth-banked structure would be exposed to.
Every cedar log was peeled, and then cut square (on each of two opposing sides) in order to make sure that the vertically stacked timbers would all fit snugly in place. The ceiling cedars were notched where they rested atop the wall logs so that—like the concrete base lip—the horizontal beams could help brace the cellar's sides.
Father outfitted the front of the root cellar with double doors, which were separated by an air space to keep out the cold. The storage house is also wired for electricity. When especially cold nights bring temperatures as low as 40° below zero, the cellar's incandescent light warms up the inside temperature a few degrees ... to make absolutely sure that the put-back food doesn't freeze.
With the assistance of Dad's "emergency" heater, the finished cave stays a few degrees above the ice-up point throughout the entire Wisconsin winter. And it holds its even coolness during warm March thaws—when mourning cloak butterflies migrate over gray snow—and through surprising and stark May blizzards. Around midsummer the earth-sheltered space warms up to about 55° ... but winter-stored crops are gone by then, and there are fresh vegetables in the garden.
A root cellar will eventually pay for itself by allowing its owner to store up food that is either homegrown or practically free for the picking at harvest time. For just one example of economical food hoarding, let's consider apples. If you gather five or ten bushels of unblemished red fruits late in the growing season (when they'd otherwise only fall and rot on the ground), the inexpensive edibles will keep for months in the cellar and provide you with a winter's worth of fresh fruit for juices, eating, and cooking.
A root cellar is also a good place for storing your game, smoked meats, and cheeses. Such food shelters offer complete protection from basement mice, marauding raccoons, and other pests. (I know of Alaskan homesteaders who find root cellars to be their only sure protection against food-stealing brown bears!) My mother even uses her cellar to store the huge potted ivies which decorate her patio in warmer months but cannot live through Wisconsin winters. The plants survive the cold season in the root cellar ... in a naturally dormant state. The crop holders are useful in summer, too ... for storing wine, live fish bait, and other products that profit from a cool, protected environment.
All in all, it's plain to see that folks who want the independence of being able to eat their own fresh, home-stored food will find that the notion of building a root cellar is an idea whose time has come ... back.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Additional information about root cellaring can be found in Root Cellaring by Mike and Nancy Bubel (Rodale Press). This comprehensive, 297-page hardbound book covers all aspects of storing unprocessed foods.
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Mary M. Jorgensen was born November 2, 1877 at Solswig, Holstein, Germany and passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Berns on Friday, June 4, 1953, at the age of 75 years 7 months and 2 days. She was of a family of five children, one girl and four boys. Two of her brothers are still living. She came with her parents and four brothers to America at the age of two years and settled near Farnhamville. On Sept. 26, 1900, she was united in marriage to
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Turn Brownfield into Green Space-Eco-Regeneration of Closed Landfill
Periodical | Advanced Materials Research (Volume 414) |
Main Theme | Contaminated Sites Remediation |
Edited by | Dongwei Li |
Pages | 63-67 |
DOI | 10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.414.63 |
Citation | Xin Yi Xiang et al., 2011, Advanced Materials Research, 414, 63 |
Online since | December 2011 |
Authors | Xin Yi Xiang, Lei Chen, Stephen Kueppers, Mei Hua Zhang, Hong Tang, Zong Yi Li, Yuan Qing Li |
Keywords | Brown Field, Closed Landfill, Eco-Regeneration, Green Space |
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With the accumulation of solid waste in developing countries, sites of closed landfills have attracted attentions, which can be sorted as one typical brown field in urban area. Taking closed municipal solid waste landfills as examples, case study for turning brown land into green space in Europe and USA was carried out, based on which, suggestions on the ecological regeneration of brown land in China were put forward. It was put forward that for closed landfill constructed in the earlier days, the reliable procedure for the site generation should be reclamation. If it is not possible to carry out the reclamation engineer at present, establishment of trees on the top soil of closed landfill, in other words, eco-regeneration can reduce the negative effects of landfill as far as possible. For the developing countries, reduction, stabilization and recycling of solid waste should be the final solution for solid waste.


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LAURELVILLE, Ohio — A police chief was taken to hospital after accidentally eating a cake laced with cannabis that was intended for his younger daughter. Mike Berkemeier was convinced he was going to die after accidentally eating the pastry at his home in Laurelville, Ohio.
He thought it had been left by a friend in sympathy for his eldest daughter who was in hospital after a major road accident. Shortly after eating the cake on Easter Sunday, Mr Berkemeier said he felt disorientated and confused.
'It was flat out the worst experience of my life,' he said. 'I have never felt like I was going to die before. Not knowing what has happened to you and feeling like you have no control over what's happening and not knowing what's happened, is, I can't even describe. 'It's the most awful feeling in the world. I really didn't think I was going to live to see the next day. And that's the God's honest truth.'
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Linaro developers are nearly done with their milestone of upstream support for OpenGL ES 2.0 with Compiz, Nux, and Unity. This will allow for the Unity 3D desktop to work on more mobile devices and other cases where only GLES support is available.
Ricardo Salveti, the platform development lead at Linaro,
, "OpenGL ES 2.0 support is now upstream for Nux and Unity. Once Compiz porting is done, Unity 3D will work with GL ES by default on Ubuntu :-)"
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Having OpenGL ES 2.0 support will allow the Unity 3D desktop to work on more mobile devices where only OpenGL ES is exposed and not the full-blown OpenGL specification. This support will also be important for some set-top boxes and TVs, among other embedded areas where Canonical/Ubuntu has future ambitions. OpenGL ES is also exposed by Mesa/Gallium3D so even on the desktop the OpenGL ES paths could be used as well. If GLES support is advertised, it will be used by default in Ubuntu. Unity 2D will continue to be around for those without 3D/OpenGL acceleration.
The Compiz window manager is the last piece of the puzzle that must be made compliant with OpenGL ES 2.0. The Unity plug-in itself now has the upstream GLES2.0 code as well as Nux, which is the OpenGL widget tool-kit library that's used by Unity.
For reference, KDE has had EGL/OpenGL ES 2.0 support within the KWin since the KDE 4.7 release. The Clutter tool-kit, which is used by GNOME's Mutter window manager among many other projects, also has long had OpenGL ES 2.0 support.
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Hey, I was just thinking about how people talk about the 4 main ingredients of beer being Barley malt, hops, water and yeast, and I started to think, hey, yeast isn't really an ingredient in beer. Yeast turns the sugar to alcohol and kicks out other flavor components to the beer, but its role in the brewing process seems more like a filter that the beer goes through and is changed by, rather than a proper ingredient. What do you guys think?
ingredient...It adds something. It adds its strain characteristics to the beer. If you change and ingredient (ie. different malt) then you change the beer. Now if you change the yeast strain, you change the beer.
unless you filter beer through a very fine filter and force carbonate it yeast always remains in the beer and changes the flavor. beers with a lot of suspended yeast taste different.
With that logic, then barley isn't really an ingredient either. During the mash, enzymes convert the starch into sugars which are rinsed from the grains. There is no barley in beer, but rather the byproducts of an enzymatic process. i think
I'm gonna buck the trend here and (partially) agree with the OP. Water, barley, and hops are all ingredients because compounds from all three of these are in the finished product; some have undergone chemical changes, some haven't. Yeast isn't an ingredient because it simply facilitates the reaction of sugars to alcohol while producing flavors. Different strains produce different flavors because they produce different by-products from the same initial composition. Think of it as a catalyst in a chemical reaction: Catalysts are necessary to the reaction in a lot of cases, but they aren't considered a reactant (ingredient). To put it biologically, saying yeast is an ingredient in beer could be similar to saying that cows are an ingredient in grass........They consume an initial ingredient -- grass or hay in this case -- digest it, take a crap on the ground, and more grass grows. This grass is different than that which the cow consumed, and it couldn't have been made this way without the cow, but the cow's not an ingredient. The cow's a catalyst for grass growth. BTW, I said at the top that I partially agree for this reason........As one of the other posters mentioned above, yeast is always going to be left in your beer. As long as you're consuming the yeast, you could certainly argue that it's an ingredient.
If yeast didn't add to the flavor, then theoretically, there would only be one kind of yeast used by brewers.
Oooh, I jest LOVES me some inane debates on semantics...
Without yeast, you're just drinking wort, and that would suck. If you don't add yeast (ignoring wild fermentation because that's still "adding yeast"), then you can't make beer, so it seems pretty clear that it's an ingredient in beer, if perhaps not a component of the final product. Semantics? What? I'm a theologian. I have no idea what you're talking about.
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