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Even the directions for the Best Brewer kits say 4-6 days primary, then bottle and start to 'enjoy' in 5-7 days !! Wait, I checked online and they have updated:BOTTLE CONDITIONMove the bottles to a dark, warm, temperature-stable area (approx. 64º - 72ºF). Over the next two weeks the bottles will naturally carbonate. Carbonation times vary depending on the temperature and beer style, so be patient if it takes a week or so longer. But, before that it suggests that your primary fermentation will be done in 4-6 days. So again 4-6 for primary and then up to two weeks for carbonation - 3 weeks total. I suppose if you dump all the sugar they give you in you'll have carbonation in 3 days if your bottles don't explode because your beer isn't hardly done with it's primary fermentation. It probably takes us guys who primary for 21 days more time to bottle carbonate just because our initial yeast/ml is lower than something 7-10 out of the primary.
I agree, as long as it is explained the second time around that aging is a good thing and will produce a better (less fusally at the very least) beer. How long does it take you to drink 2 cases ? (They don't last more than a few days around here! Especially around football season..)
PET - Bottles are good for N00bs. If they goof it up they won't be opening glass hand grenades. My schedule 2-3 weeks in the primary, 2-4 weeks in the 2ndary. Depending on the OG its either kegged or goes to a bottle. I generally bottle high OG beers since they are better for long term storage IMO. Even when I keg I think the CO2 is harsh (has a carbonic bite) for the first several days after its carbed right. A week or two later its perfect. In the event I'm making a hefe, I will skip the 2ndary and keg right away. From experience, I like my beer clean and clear so most of the time I 2ndary. As others have said if you keep brewing, fill the pipeline, you can easily wait for 6 to 9 weeks for great beer. Until the pipeline is full buy micros.
Well gentlemen, the Brwon Ale was so good keg is empty now!!! Got to work on getting supply up on that!!!!
So many variables, but you can make a great drinkable beer in two weeks. Generally I use 3 weeks to 4 weeks KEGGING. Most beers I make finish primary fermentation in the first 4-5 days. Nothing like a healthy starter to just git er done. I leave them in the primary for around 3 more days to clean up, then rack to secondary and let it sit for another week, then move to crash chill for another week, rack to keg, carb, and sit in the pipeline. Some grains do take a while to show their flavour, lately I have noticed honey malt really comes out more pronounced after two months. I usually take the last gallon or so and fill up a couple of two litre soda bottles. I throw these into a closet and pull them out to bring to parties, etc. Other ingredients such as honey, will extend your primary time by weeks.
--- In Primary: Belgium Chimay clones. In Secondary: Braggot, pale ale, end of the world white. Conditioning: Mead, Cider, braggot, Belgium Wheat. On Tap: Clones, Chimay Blue, Red, Porter, malted cider. Bottles: Far, far, too many to list.
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If you KEG an APA, wheat or other light beer can be consumed in 2-3 weeks from brewing with decent results. Bottling is another situation entirely, I only bottled 2 batches before kegging but remember waiting 3-4 weeks just for carbonation, plus the fact you're jump starting the yeasties with the sugar which IMO adds to the "green" taste. Two weeks from brewing to consuming will really discourage a newbie extract/bottling brewer.
we all have our different ways of brewing, but idk why u leave beer in the primary for three weeks. Do u not have a secondary? because dead yeast have the potential to off-flavor your beer. The primary is the primary. if your into ageing then use a secondary or a keg.


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NBA betting: Allen finding his form for Boston
Injuries are a common theme in tonight's Celtics-Hornets matchup, as Chris Paul is out and Paul Pierce is questionable. There's still plenty of star power left, though, including a rising star for New Orleans. Here's a breakdown of tonight's NBA odds.
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The Hornets (27-25, 25-27 ATS) have stumbled through a mediocre season. The team closed out January with a very strong 5-2 run but, since then, New Orleans has hobbled to a 1-4 record. The Hornets haven't been much better on NBA odds, covering two of their past five outings. Worse yet, they've been absolutely spanked at home, going 1-7 ATS in their past eight games at New Orleans Arena.
When Chris Paul went down with an injury it signalled disaster. While that's been true in the Win-Loss column, his replacement has been anything but a disaster. Rookie Darren Collison is averaging 18.3 points and 9.7 assists in Paul's stead, and he's had some absolutely massive games (like a 27-point explosion against Orlando and 18-assist game against Memphis). Still, the Hornets are rather average offensively at 100.2 points per game, while their "D" ranks 19th in the NBA at 101.5 points per game.
Boston (32-17, 19-29-1 ATS) has won three of its past four games, but it lost Sunday to Orlando and is just 5-5 in its past 10 games. If you think that's bad, how does 2-7-1 ATS over its past 10 games sound? Pretty awful if you're an NBA betting fan who regularly backs the Celtics. Hitting the road might actually do the Celtics some good, as they've covered four or their past six away from home.
Ray Allen has elevated his play recently, which is absolutely crucial if Boston is going to right the ship—and a big reason why the team has won three of four. Allen scored 17, 23 and 26 points in the wins, which is a big turnaround from an incredibly ugly January that included five games in which he scored fewer than 10 points. Paul Pierce is questionable tonight with a foot injury. He's missed two of his last three games and went 1-6 from behind the arc in his last outing. Paul leads Boston in scoring so the sooner he can get healthier, the better. For now, Boston must rely on its defense, which ranks first in the NBA.
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fitedoc December 5, 2012
This total homo interviewer is the absolute worst. Damn bodybuilding can draw a bad crowd lol
SEAN_VANCE December 5, 2012
Look at potato face biting her lip ala Gina Carano LMAO… fight her at least at 140 bitch, she cant make 135, come on… dont be scuuured fat ass…u can easily go up to like 200 lbs with that potato face alone.
knuckles December 5, 2012
can't stand her, zero class and not even remotely good looking.
ken shiro December 5, 2012
Around the 18 sec. mark she's checking out her own ass! Gay guy say's"ha ha you look great"
Ozinator December 5, 2012
damn, Sean! lol
D December 5, 2012
Looking terrifying and being …… I love this girl Man.
jona December 5, 2012
Does that make YOU feel better, trashing Ronda with hateful words. Whos the homo?
marvelous mad madam mim December 5, 2012
this bitch looks terrifying that's for sure
anderson cheats December 5, 2012
Rhonda is spot on about the Steroids,if Guyborg stops injecting T he can easily make 135lb.
^^jona— ur g a y . ronda suck, shes a female chael sonnen only shes not witty and naturally funny or smart like him, shes getto classless brainless idiot. also shes a one trick pony, armbar.chaels trick is double leg take/hump down. bottom line – chael is good for something, not fighting, but something, ronda is good for making compost, thats about it.
whitedragon December 5, 2012
cyborg will punch her teeth in enough said!
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Ronda Rousey is fat ugly and annoying. She looks like she's 40 and her ass weighs at least 200 pounds.
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Please send word that you are still here too. It would be wretched without you lot.
May 21, 2011 - typical wet east coast Canadian spring day. Rained to the point that I couldn't walk the dog (boo!) or do yard work (yay!!) Watched the qualifying rounds of the Spanish Grand Prix Formula 1 race, and puttered in the workshop...
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Nope, not a twinge. Either it didn't happen, or there isn't/wasn't a Xtian within 20 kilometers of my house. 'Cause no-one left unexpectedly.
Guess I'll just have to go back to my regular ol' life, complete with loving wife, terrific daughters, dumb-as-a-post warrior husky, challenging career, satisfying hobbies, (you get the picture).
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And to Reg the Fronky Uncle;
Thanks for the link to that Blondie video. Excellent soundtrack while drivel-reading.
I get 'Rapture' a few times a month, did not know that I had to be ready for it. It just happens. You know, like it is natural without the need to qoute a book, seek forgiveness, or put on some fancy white cloths. It is rather easy in fact, a nice shower, soft music, and TV turned off! If the 'mood' is right, its a little like falling off a bicycle into soft grass..
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You can fit a lot into a Yukon day. Or maybe it's all the things you aren't doing that make a Yukon experience so memorable. The natural highs of a Yukon adventure aren't limited to those with time for a longer vacation. Depending on how long you're staying, choose an exhilarating Yukon day trip to round out your itinerary.
Perhaps you're here on business or attending a conference, or maybe you're just passing through. Our Yukon operators offer a year-round smorgasbord of day trips, from action-packed adventure outings to cultural experiences to a relaxing tour of local attractions. Many offer custom tours and half-day options.
Summer Sights
From a flightseeing tour at dawn to an evening round of golf under the midnight sun, our long summer days squeeze in more than you can imagine. In a day you can raft the Tatshenshini River or paddle the Yukon River. Tour the Klondike gold fields and take in a music festival. Spend a day being guided through art galleries and historic attractions before dining on flavourful northern dishes.
Winter Wonders
Meet a friendly team of Yukon huskies, try ice fishing, and spend your evening watching for the northern lights. Tour our museums and cultural attractions, and hang out with locals at a café. You'll love the pace of the Yukon in winter.
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Meade's big, bold woodcut prints are the attention-grabbers, but Elliott's little verses pack a deceptive punch.—The Washington Post
From the bull to the barn cat to the wild bunny, the farmyard bustles with life. The rooster crows, the rams clash, the bees buzz, and over there in the garden, a snake — silent and alone — winds and watches. David Elliott's graceful, simple verse and Holly Meade's exquisite woodcut and watercolor illustrations capture a ...
From the bull to the barn cat to the wild bunny, the farmyard bustles with life. The rooster crows, the rams clash, the bees buzz, and over there in the garden, a snake — silent and alone — winds and watches. David Elliott's graceful, simple verse and Holly Meade's exquisite woodcut and watercolor illustrations capture a world that is at once timeless yet disappearing from view — the world of the family farm.
Like the vibrant rooster on this oversize book's jacket, Meade's (Hush! A Thai Lullaby ) colored woodcut prints are so bold they seem to crow at the reader. Leaves look bigger than life, and each chicken scratch in the barnyard dust leaves a strong, black line. Elliott's (And Here's to You!) short, simple poems often seem overwhelmed by the pictures, which feature animals that stare intently at the reader, as if their morning activities were being interrupted by someone with a camera. Taking a roster of the farm residents, the poems include the occasional striking image (the pig has a tail "as coy as a ringlet"), and more frequently comment on the animals' obvious characteristics (the cow "makes milk/ standing/ grazing./ Abra-/ cada-/ bra!/ She's/ utterly/ amazing!"). As brief as they are, often just a sentence or two, the poems talk to both adults and preschoolers. A comment about the turtle's "fossil head" will be of less interest to children than the idea that "in [the turtle's] house,/ it's always night." While some illustrations are stiff and anthropomorphic, overall this old-fashioned farm stands in for an idyllic existence, a time and place where the bees "tell their story,/ sweet and old." Ages 3-5. (Mar.)
Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.PreS-Gr 2- Elliott looks at a rooster, a cow, a pony, a dog, sheep, a barn cat, a goat, a pig, a snake, bees, a bull, a turtle, a duck, a hen, and a rabbit in verses that are rich in vocabulary and, for the most part, written in rhyme. Large, black typeface mirrors the black lines in Meade's beautiful, color woodblock prints that superbly reflect the mood and action in the poetry. There is motion in the illustrations of the strutting, crowing rooster; the kicking hind legs of the pony; and the head-butting rams. In contrast, the artwork appropriately reflects the stillness of the grazing cows and watchful barn cat. The verses flow when read aloud and the double-page pictures can be easily seen by a group. As an extension activity, have children compare and contrast this book with Lee Bennett Hopkins's On the Farm (Little, Brown, 1991; o.p.). Elliott and Meade have crafted a picture book well worth adding to any size library collection.-Lynn K. Vanca, Akron-Summit County Public Library, Richfield, OH
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Anne DiGiulio didn't sit much during Thursday's graduation ceremony at Park View Elementary School.
Eighth-grade students at Ripona School shared a bittersweet moment on Thursday.
The Ripon Elementary School 8th graders – some 60 of them – marched up the center aisle of the Ripon High School multi-purpose auditorium to hear speakers, receive awards and take their diplomas they had worked for over the last nine years.
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More than any other time of year, mid-summer is when bipedal readers hound me the most for tips on things to do. Perhaps it's because there is SO MUCH going on in Balboa Park right now, humans, who tend to overthink things rather than follow their instincts, have trouble deciding where to go. Or maybe the approaching "dog days of summer" naturally lead folks to turn to a dog for guidance.
Whatever the case, to get the ball rolling, here is my quick and dirty list of things to do in Balboa Park for those who need an app just to figure out where to go for dinner.
Real Pirates — If you're like me and consider pirates, who dig up buried treasure for a living, to be kindred spirits, you'll enjoy viewing over 200 authentic artifacts recovered from a real pirate shipwreck, on display at the Natural History Museum.
Free Weeknight Concerts — Give your house, and your pooch, a chance to cool down after work by enjoying a free evening concert in the Spreckels Organ Pavilion every weeknight, Monday through Thursday.
Take a Plunge — While I continue to lobby the International Olympic Committee to make dog-paddling an Olympic sport, my two-legged readers can practice their stroke at the Bud Kearns Pool during its extended summer hours.
Take a Hike — Extended daylight hours also give workaholics more time to explore over 65 miles of marked trails that crisscross Balboa Park.
Family-Friendly Theater — Whether your pups prefer going Into the Woods (the Old Globe) or In the Heights (San Diego Junior Theatre), or simply want to experience Fairy Tales in the Park (San Diego Civic Youth Ballet), Balboa Park's performing arts venues can take them there.
With all the activities going on throughout Balboa Park this time of year, I understand it may be possible for some folks to overlook that it's also Top Dog Photo Contest season. Accordingly, I would like to use this blogspace to clear up some confusion and offer a few words of advice to my fellow shutterbugs participating in this year's contest.
I'm seeing an awful lot of pooches right now running around Balboa Park with cameras and smart phones taking pictures of the Park's lush scenery. And as much as I don't want to discourage such activity, remember that the annual Top Dog Photo Contest awards the best photos taken in Balboa Park of a dog, not a photo taken of Balboa Park by a dog.
Now that I've gotten that important detail out of the way, here are a few other pointers to bear in mind:
Lighting — As tempting as it is to pose your puppy in a cool shaded area, make sure he or she is lit by adequate natural light – but not too much. For the best lighting, come to the Park in the early morning or early evening. No one, canine or human, looks particularly fetching in a photo taken in direct sunlight during the lunch hour.
Rule of Thirds — Though it may seem natural to perfectly center your pooch in the photo (and some prize-winning photos have done just that), you can create a more dynamic composition by pushing elements of interest to one-third of the picture grid, either top/bottom or left/right.
Frame Your Elements — You can also take advantage of lines in architectural or landscape features to lead the viewer's gaze and establish a border in your picture.
Remove Background Distractions — Before snapping that winning shot, make sure a park visitor hasn't wandered into the picture frame or there isn't a corner of a blanket, camera bag, or trashcan in view that will catch the viewer's eye.
Take a Variety of Shots — See what happens if you zoom in, step back, adjust the angle, take the shot from above or at ground level. It may take a little experimenting to find Fido's or FiFi's best side.
But don't obsess too much.The submission deadline for the 2014 Balboa Park Top Dog Photo Contest is August 4, which will be followed by an online vote of the top 25 finalists.
Matilda the hamster writes: G'day Cosmos, Being an Aussie, I sometimes feel my adoptive family here in the States doesn't quite get me. What do you reckon is the best way to teach them about Australian animal culture and behavior?
Cosmos: Having spent way too many hours watching the San Diego Zoo's live koala cam, I've decided in my next life, I'm coming back as a koala bear. They are the true Zen masters of the art of eating and napping all day!
But I'm sure you want your family to know that there is more to the Australian animal kingdom than koalas and kangaroos—which is why you should send them straight to the San Diego Zoo's Koalafornia Dreamin' Nighttime Zoo.
Like you hamsters, many Australians are creatures of the night, making the Nighttime Zoo summer evening hours the best time to visit the new Australian Outback exhibit to see not only koalas and kangaroos, but also wombats, Tasmanian devils, dingos, and wallabies.
The late afternoon and evening hours (until 9pm through September 1) give pack members of all ages special opportunities to learn all about Australia in entertaining ways. At the top of each hour, beginning at 4pm, pups can go on a jumping journey with the Roo Crew, and then on the half hour, beginning at 4:30pm, the Outback Band hits the Front Street Stage for some super hula hoopin' fun.
At 6:30pm in the Hunte Amphitheater, acrobatic characters bring to life an Aussie legend in the nightly show Australiana II: Return to the Outback. And lastly, no trip down under would be complete without a "Walkabout"—a special parade at 8pm to close out the evening's festivities.
If that isn't enough to give your family a new appreciation for all things Aussie, there are plenty of free Crocodile Hunter videos you can stream for them online.
For someone of the canine species, the garden is ground zero for all kinds of fun and mischief. Humans simply have no idea what I can turn up in soft, recently replanted soil: crunchy insects, old bones, missing parts from a child's toy, and, of course, fledgling flora.
One thing I never expect to find in a garden of any kind is classic films and hundreds of people watching them. But that's exactly what The San Diego Museum of Art will be "growing" in their sculpture garden this summer when it launches the Films in the Garden outdoor film series on Monday, July 14.
Formerly known as "Screen on the Green," SDMA has moved its long-running summer film screenings into the cozy confines of the May S. Marcy Sculpture Garden, already home to a number of colorful visual treats in the form of 20th-century sculpture.
The four films in the series will screen under the stars every other Monday starting at 8pm and include Blood and Sand with Tyronne Power and Rita Hayworth (July 14); 1492: Conquest of Paradise, a unique retelling of the Christopher Columbus story (July 28); the Audrey Hepburn classic Roman Holiday (August 11); and the Wim Wenders's sci-fi drama Until the End of the World (August 25).
This family-friendly event encourages folks to bring a picnic basket, though no outside libations are permitted. For packs unable to pack adequate provisions for the night, the sculpture garden's restaurant will offer a selection of light snacks and beverages, including a full bar.
Be sure to arrive early to mark your territory as seating inside the sculpture court is limited.
If you're a patriotic pooch like me, then you are undoubtedly wagging your tail over the fact that the calendar gods have seen fit to schedule July 4 on a Friday this year, making for a perfect three-day weekend to celebrate our great country. But you are also probably wondering how you are going to fill all three days when most fireworks shows don't last more than 30 minutes.
What some folks may not realize is that there is more to celebrating America than eating charred hamburgers covered in beach sand (though I'm normally not one to complain). In Balboa Park, for example, bipedal citizens can take part in a number of American-themed exhibitions and events this weekend:
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The digital deluge provides unprecedented dynamic, personalizable, trackable, and effective tools worthwhile for communication and advertising.
Over the past 30 years, psychiatrists and psychologists have applied the scientific method in order to determine what makes people happy. Trying to scientifically understand the Pursuit of Happiness has resulted in numerous, widely accepted theories. For example, it's a virtual certainty that people with strong relationships, good friends, a loving family, and solid career associations are happier. Similarly it's well documented that people with a passion for what they do - at work or play - tend to be happier. Moreover, when an activity that someone is passionate about also serves some larger purpose like advancing the state of understanding or helping one's community, the passion and purpose combine to supercharge contentedness. And taking the time to enjoy the simpler things in life can be as potent. People who appreciate what's good in their lives (a good friend, a good cup of coffee, a good Miami Heat win over the Celtics :) tend to be happier.
The same science that provides the path to happiness also points to common pitfalls. More money to buy stuff can't make you happy because you always adapt to the stuff. Even lottery winners do not generate much incremental happiness once they become accustomed to their new level of wealth. Though we would all like the opportunity to test and disprove this theory, that new Maserati you drive off the lot will definitely loose its luster in six months. Similarly, it's great that personal relationships make us happy but as anyone with a BlackBerry or email knows, it takes a conscious effort to actually stop typing and have a real conversation with a spouse, friend, kid, parent, or colleague. While the concept of doing what we are passionate about sounds right, sitting down and really deciding what we are passionate about can be daunting. This is especially the case when we want that passion to translate into putting food on the table. Ultimately, the science of happiness has proven that humans poorly predict what will lead to bliss. We make the mistake of thinking the next achievement, promotion, or financial windfall will "make us happy." But study after study confirms that because we adapt to the circumstances of our achievement, appreciating the journey creates more ongoing enjoyment.
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The good news for us members of the Internet/digital/online community is that, assuming we have a close friend or two (people we speak with, not just post messages to on Facebook), it's likely we have everything we need to fill the passion portion of the happiness equation. And that leaves us to appreciate the most rapidly evolving and growing innovation platform the world has ever seen.
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Preview G.O.O.D. Music's 'Cruel Summer' Album
G.O.O.D. Music's Cruel Summer album doesn't officially drop until Sept. 18 but iTunes has provided us with snippets of the project. Thanks to Rap-Up, check out a preview of CS below.
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01. To The World by Kanye West & R. Kelly
02. Clique by Kanye West, Jay-Z & Big Sean
03. Mercy by Kanye West, Big Sean, Pusha T & 2 Chainz
04. New God Flow by Kanye West & Pusha T
05. The Morning by Pusha T, Raekwon, Common, 2 Chainz, CyHi Da Prynce, Kid Cudi & D'Banj
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07. Higher by Pusha T, The Dream, & Mase
08. Sin City by John Legend, Travi$ Scott, Teyana Taylor, CyHi Da Prynce & Malik Yusef
09. The One by Kanye West, Big Sean, 2 Chainz & Marsha Ambrosius
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Greg Berlanti, Julie Plec Adapting U.K. Series 'The Tomorrow People' for CW
"Political Animals" writer-producer Phil Klemmer will pen the script for the drama, which reunites the "Dawson's Creek" duo.
The CW is staging a mini Dawson's Creek reunion.
Greg Berlanti and Julie Plec -- who met while working on the then-WB Network series -- are teaming to adapt U.K. drama The Tomorrow People for the CW, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.
The Tomorrow Peoplewas created by Roger Price and tells the story of young people around the world who represent the next stage in human evolution who possess special powers, including the ability to teleport and communicate with one another telepathically. Together, they work to defeat the forces of evil.
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The original series ran from 1973-79 on ITV with Price producing a revival in for Tetra Films and Reeves Entertainment that ran on Nickelodeon between 1992 and 1995. A third version ran between 2001 and 2007 as a series of audio plays for Big Finish Productions.
Berlanti, whose freshman drama Arrow received a full-season order at the CW earlier this fall, will executive produce alongside The Vampire Diaries co-showrunner Plec. Political Animals writer-producer Phil Klemmer will pen the project, which has received a script commitment at the network. Berlanti Productions' Melissa Kellner Berman will co-executive produce the drama, which hails from FremantleMedia and Warner Bros. Television, where Berlanti is under an overall deal.
Tomorrow People marks a reunion for Berlanti and Plec, who hadn't work together since their time on the 1990s James Van Der Beek/Josh Jackson/Katie Holmes drama. The U.K. series was a favorite program of theirs when they were younger and the duo brought Klemmer on board to pen the script.
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The drama continues Berlanti's relationship with Klemmer, who most recently wrote and served as a consulting producer on USA Network's mini Political Animals. Klemmer also is attached to Berlanti's midseason CBS drama Golden Boy.
Tomorrow People marks the latest sale this development season for Berlanti, who has a modern take on Wuthering Heights and family drama Family Affair set up at NBC and an untitled medical drama set up at ABC. He's repped by WME and Felker Toczek.
In addition to Vampire Diaries, Plec also is making her first foray into feature writing with young-adult book Tiger's Curse set up at Paramount. She's repped by WME.
Klemmer, whose credits also include Chuck, Undercovers and Veronica Mars, is with Sloane Offer.
The sale marks the latest high-profile pickup for The CW, which also is teaming with producers Mila Kunis, Reese Witherspoon, J.J. Abrams, Rob Thomas and Bret Easton Ellis for dramas this development season.
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IDM Cyberia Web - a web design and development agency based in Lebanon - has built up a large portfolio of clients, which includes the leading obesity center in the Middle East.
The COCP Obesity and Weight Control Center was facing some difficult challenges: it wanted to gain more clients, improve the user experience on the website and consolidate its position as an expert in the field of obesity and weight control.
IDM Cyberia Web was bought in to create a professional and attractive website that contained substantial, user-friendly content focused on patients' medical concerns and their solutions.
The website was built on a Content Management System (CMS), which allows COCP's staff to manage the site and quickly post new information and content. Specific web-based services provided by IDM Cyberia Web included the web design and development of the website, SEO (search engine optimization), patient education adaptation for the web, photography, marketing and management.
When it came time to measure the results, the website's success was evaluated primarily through the number of people that contacted the center and booked an appointment. After examining the previous months' online statistics, a 21.85% increase in website traffic was observed within 4 weeks.
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Classé Unveils New Reference Custom Installation Components
Atlanta, Georgia, USAâSeptember 2009â Fresh from the success of last yearâs SSP-800 launch, Canadian high-end electronics manufacturer Classé Audio is returning to CEDIA to launch a revolutionary new range of electronics â The Custom Theater (CT) series. The CT series consists of four completely new amplifiers and a surround sound preamp/processor.
âI really cannot overstate the significance of the new CT seriesâ? says David Nauber, Executive VP â Brand Development. âIt means that anyone seeking the ultimate movie or music experience can find it with Classé.â?
Efficiently organizing sophisticated home theater systems often involves installing all of the electronics in equipment racks or custom cabinetry. The result can be a hot and noisy environment, which degrades the performance and reliability of electronic components.
âThe solution is our new Custom Theater seriesâthe only true high-end audio components specifically designed for custom installations,â? says Nauber. âThey are easy to install, easy to integrate and can be trusted to perform optimally in the harsh rack environment. The CT series is unique.â?
There are four new CT amplifiers, including 600W and 300W monaural models (CT-M600 and CT-M300), a 300W stereo version (CT-2300) and a 5x300W model (CT-5300). They are all new class AB designs featuring innovations such as adjustable rack rails, a detachable faceplate and a revolutionary circuit design. âBut the key to long-term performance and reliability,â? says Nauber, âis a unique cooling system we call the ICTunnel⢠(aka the Icy Tunnel). The Intelligent Cooling Tunnel is a sensor-controlled aluminum bonded-fin heatsink cooled by a noiseless fan.â?
The ICTunnel⢠exploits the principle of low thermal mass, so it heats quickly but also cools just as quickly. Fins providing nearly 31 square feet of surface area are hidden inside. The key to its operation is how they are spacedâas close as possible to maximize surface area but not so close as to heat each other. CT amplifiers automatically adjust airflow through the tunnel to keep the output devices at their target temperature.
CT amplifiers are complimented by a matching surround sound preamp/processor, the CT-SSP. Having already established itself as the preeminent surround preamp/processor, the Delta seriesâ SSP-800 is the inspiration for its CT series counterpart. The CT-SSP uses exactly the same circuitry that has made the SSP-800 such a phenomenal success and the two models are identical in features, performance and price. In fact, they differ only in appearance and chassis design, with the CT-SSP tailored especially for professional equipment racks.
A state-of-the-art ten-channel preamp/processor, the CT-SSP is fully able to decode the latest HD bitstreams, such as Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio. Music and movies come alive, revealing every breathtaking attack and nuance in your recordings. The CT-SSP features not one but two Texas Instruments DSPs, each capable of performing a whopping 2800 million instructions per second. The processors operate in 64-bit double precision mode and use floating point arithmetic for all audio signal calculations to ensure the most accurate results possible. All bass management filters, level adjustments and parametric EQ filters benefit from this incredible precision.
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