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Suite from Messiah composed by George Frideric Handel (1685-1759). Arranged by James Curnow. For Concert Band (Score & Parts). Score and full set of parts.. Symphonic/Concert Band Series. Grade 4. Hal Leonard #14500. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.23713020).
Here is a sugnificant addition to the Chrismtas repertoire for band. Beautifully scored by James Curnow, it features six popular movements that are highly effective for winds: Sinfonia (Overture), And The Glory Of The Lord, Pastoral Symphony, Glory To God, He Shall Feed His Flock, and Hallelujah.
- Sinfonia (Messiah) Handel G
- He Shall Feed His Flock
- Pastoral Symphony
- And the Glory of the Lord
- Hallelujah Chorus
- Glory To God
1 - FULL SCORE 56 pages
1 - PICCOLO 4 pages
4 - FLUTE 1 6 pages
4 - FLUTE 2 5 pages
1 - OBOE 1 5 pages
1 - OBOE 2 5 pages
2 - BASSOON 6 pages
4 - BB CLARINET 1 6 pages
4 - BB CLARINET 2 6 pages
4 - BB CLARINET 3 6 pages
1 - EB ALTO CLARINET 5 pages
2 - BB BASS CLARINET 5 pages
2 - EB ALTO SAX 1 5 pages
2 - EB ALTO SAX 2 5 pages
2 - BB TENOR SAX 5 pages
1 - EB BARITONE SAX 5 pages
3 - BB TRUMPET 1 5 pages
3 - BB TRUMPET 2 4 pages
3 - BB TRUMPET 3 4 pages
2 - F HORN 1,3 5 pages
2 - F HORN 2,4 5 pages
2 - TROMBONE 1 4 pages
2 - TROMBONE 2 4 pages
2 - TROMBONE 3 4 pages
2 - BARITONE B.C. 5 pages
2 - BARITONE T.C. 5 pages
4 - TUBA 5 pages
2 - PERCUSSION 1 2 pages
2 - PERCUSSION 2 3 pages
1 - TIMPANI 4 pages
2 - MALLET PERCUSSION 3 pages
1 - STRING BASS 5 pages
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28 {Therefore} thus says Yahweh: "Look, I [am] going to give this city into the hand of the Chaldeans, and into the hand of Nebuchadnezzar, the king of Babylon, and he will capture it. | 28 Therefore, this is what the LORD says: I am about to hand this city over to the Babylonians and to Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon, who will capture it. |
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I then had a nice lunch with a friend from graduate school I haven't seen in some time. While the science at conferences like this are the main event, the socializing and catching-up aspects of conferences are really important.
I spent all afternoon in oral sessions. The early afternoon session was called Quantifying Present and Ancient Rates of Earth Surface Processes and included several interesting talks. A session like this tends to attract those that are working on the nuts-and-bolts of new methods and/or new applications of existing methods. Many of the talks dealt with innovative uses of various isotopes, a lot of the details of which were beyond my expertise. But I was able to keep up (mostly).
One talk that stood out was about using U-Th (Uranium-Thorium) series isotopes for investigating sediment residence times. Being able to constrain the time it takes sediment to move from one part of a system to another — for example, from upland tributary rivers to a coastal plain delta — would be a huge advance in fundamental understanding. Quantifying the rates of sediment transfer through the system would have implications for understanding the transfer of other materials, including pollutants and terrestrial carbon.


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One of the angry guns...
Let's give this a go.
I'm drinking with the jocks,
I'm loving the fuckers.
...a dick in my hand,
For all of my life just like I was one of them.
Look at all the bitches,
Look at all the pussy,
... cunt (?)
All of my life wishing I was one of them.
There will always be a tempest between me and you, for all my life.
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Thousands of unopened PS3s are being returned to shops across the US as eBay opportunists fail to sell their consoles online for a huge profit. This is largely thanks to Sony managing to push out a fresh batch of PS3s before the Christmas break, lowering interest in the auctions.
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48 This land extended from the town of Aroer, on the edge of the Arnon River, all the way north to Mount Sirion, that is, Mount Hermon. | 48 This land extended from Aroer on the rim of the Arnon Gorge to Mount Siyon (that is, Hermon), |
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In California, 94.6% of motorists are buckling-up
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Waukee plans for even more new schools
UPDATED 5:24 PM CST Nov 12, 2013Explosive growth means a new elementary and eventually second high school in Waukee.
Video TranscriptWaukee has seen its school district double in size over the last 10 years And growth is expected to continue! As Marcus McIntosh shows us... plans are in the works for an 8th elementary school AND eventually, a second high school! It's new at 5! The waukee school district has seen a steady growth in students for at least the last decade. This summer Woodland Hills elementary school officially opened its door to 500 staff and students. ============= SOT IN 1:19:04 EVELYN EVANS IT IS A TREMENDOUS GROWTH AND OF COURSE IT IS VERY AHRD TO KEEP UP WITH THE INCREASE IN STUDENTS AND WE HAVE TO KEEP BUILDING SCHOOLS . ========== Last year Waukee schools grew by 631 students, this year 531 students this year, with 426 more projected for next fall. Waukee School Board Vice President Mary Scheve is part of the third generation of her family to graduate from Waukee High School... She has seen the growth and the need for a new elementary in this area on the north side of town... ===== SOT IN 1:01:26 SCHEVE IT JUST DOESN'S SEEM TO SLOW DOWN IN WAUKEE. THERE IS A LOT OF GROWTH LEFT TO GO. A LOT OF LAND LEFT TO GO...PEOPLE REALLY WANT TO COME OUT HERE..IT IS A STRONG SCHOOL DISTRICT. ========== Already under construction is an 8th and 9th grade building and the Center for advanced Professional studies. Superintendent David Wilkerson has been with the Waukee School district for more than 2 decades... with more than 400 high school students expected to graduate this year he is looking past 2016. ============= ========= SOT IN 1:11:53 WE CAN EDUCATE BETWEEN 1800 AND 200 STUDENTS IN THAT SPACE ..WE WILL have 1800 MSTUDENTS IN IT BY 2018..AND now OUR MASTER PLAN CALLS FOR THE NEED TO OPEN A SECOND HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE 2020 SCHOOL YEAR. ========== But first things first. The proposed elementary school for the north side of town. ============= ===== SOT IN 1:17:32 MIKE WARNE IF THE INFRASTRUCT URE CAN SUPPORT IT I AM ALL FOR IT. Here is the timeline for the proposed new elementary school. The school board is expected to set an $18 million dollar bond issue in December. Voters would then head to the polls February 4th... 60-percent approval is needed. If that happens, construction will start in the summer of 2014 and the school is slated to open in the fall of 2016.
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Kitchenaid Employs Assholes* (*amusing assholes need not apply)
Kitchenaid is now caught in the middle of PR suicide as it tries desperately to back out of a tweet (above) 'accidentally' posted last night after the first Presidential Debate between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama.
The tweet, which is tasteless at best, pokes fun at Obama's grandmother, Madelyn Dunham, who died on November 2, 2008: just three days before Obama would be elected as the first African-American president of the United States of America.
Although the tweet was quickly deleted after being posted, someone is always on the internet during the few seconds of a fuck up and screenshot-ed the image which is now trending all over the web.
KitchenAid's Cynthia Soledad, the senior director of KitchenAid's brand and marketing division, sent an e-mail to several media sites in an attempt to assuage any anger (too late) that might be "misdirected" at Kitchenaid as a whole. The e-mail reads (among other statements):
…which prompts me to ask: Who the HELL is in charge of tweeting for Kitchenaid??
Is one of the requirements being an unfunny, tasteless, giant asshole? (although that image is kinda funny…and repulsive)
On second thought…Who the hell is in charge of hiring the people who tweet for Kitchenaid??
"I see here on your resume that you're a giant douchebag…perfect!"
What do you think about the tweet, Nation?
Do you think Kitchenaid should be reprimanded for the actions of one of its dim-witted employees or do you feel sorry for the company and only blame the tweeter him/herself?
I believe its protected under the first amendment! He or She is entitled to say anything whether it leaves them looking like a gigantic douche or not. And attacking said person is one of the underhanded tactics libs use to keep people from using the first amendment. Shame on you for your brand of freedom bashing! And repprimanded for what exactly tweeting his thoughts…. Hmmm didn't know this was Nazi Germany. Again poor decision on posting this.
I'm pretty sure in Nazi Germany people were saying all kinds of hateful crap and getting away with it. If someone had held Hitler and few thousand other antisemites responsible for their words, then maybe the holocaust could have been prevented. And either way, anyone who has had a public relations job with a large company knows there are things you cannot say at work. You're representing an entire corporation. People are fired for saying much less damaging and political then what was said here. And whoever it was just lost their job, not their fingers, or their life.
Why do people think that they can just say anything and have it be protected by the first amendment?!? Hey, guess what, when you work for a company you have to abide by their rules, if they say STFU, you STFU, if you don't like it then you don't have to work for them! Yes, the person can say whatever they want on their own account, but now that this person has managed to drag Kitchenaid into it, she definitely needs to be fired.
It's a company website not a personal one. The first amendment shouldn't apply when you're being paid to speak for an entire organization. but I guess I'm Canadian, and I don't know what the First Amendment protects. In Canada we have freedom of expression, which comes with responsibility. You can't just say things that are hurtful to other parties. Either way, it's unprofessional, and offensive to thousands of people, besides just Obama. Not something you want to hear from the place you buy blenders.
KitchenAid, as a whole, should not be held responsible for the actions or words of this one employee. The employee is obviously going to be fired for his/her offensive tweet (if he/she hasn't been already). I hope that the general public doesn't think the opinions and statements of this one individual represent the entire company. I know that I'm not the only one who doesn't want a repeat of that Chick-fil-A fiasco we had 2 months ago.
Dear Kitchenaid:
I like your products, but I don't like you.
I think we need to take some time apart.
It's definitely you.Maybe I'll see you around again. Sometime.
how do you accidentally post something like that.


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I believe Mr. Grimes was playing a sick joke on the Gourmet readership. The description fails to mention the hours he spent laughing at the thought of earnest people trying to make this labor-intensive jello food. If you want a kitschy 60s era meal and you have a whole afternoon to waste in the kitchen, then by all means knock yourself out with this farce of a recipe.
Tasted great; didn't jell as I would have liked. Was the gelatin I was using too old? Was the fridge too warm?


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Pull-down bunks - are they comfortable for sleeping?
I'm going to be sleeping on the bunk. How comfortable are they and how about going up and down in the middle of the night??
They are ok....you use a ladder to get up and down.
A thought--I'm guessing that you have 4 in a cabin. Have you looked at the cost of 2 cabins? It can sometimes be just as cost effective to get one + an inside across the hall or two cabins of a lower category...or if you are already in an inside, sometimes 2 insides are the same price as placing 4 people in one cabin. This doubles your beds, TVs, bathrooms, closet space, etc. |
Do you know if the queen bed can be separated to two twins?
Ok thanks. I may have the agent keep the verandah room but instead of connecting, getting an across the hall inside room instead. Might be a better option.
I slept on an upper bunk on the fantasy and it was really comfortable. That being said, I'm a small person, and this bed is designed for a smaller figure. Those over weight or who like a lot of wiggle room when they sleep may not be comfortable. I was on the Fantasy bunk, which was obviously brand new, so I can't speak for the older ships.
Thanks again for the suggestion. :thumbsup2
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A slightly modified version of a tried and true recipe that is liked by all. I've made this full sugar several times and get as good or better raves using this reduced sugar recipe. Submitted by SARA772779 Carbs: 5.4g | Fat: 4g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 1.9g | Calories: 57.8
Faithfully snagged from "Vegan Cookies Invade Your Cookie Jar" from Isa Chandra Moskowitz and Terry Romero. Makes 24 chewy gooey treats. Submitted by SUNNYH99 Carbs: 22.7g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 3.1g | Calories: 177.2
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It's true. My Zionism was made in China. I grew up in New Jersey in a town that was nearly one third Jewish. Everyone on my street was Jewish. Half my soccer team was Jewish. In Synagogue, my Cantor infused every message with Zionism, as did his wife and children. To my parents this was pure mishugas.
My parents loved Israel for the refuge it provided for those other Jews who were desperate for a place to go. They spoke of how it saved Holocaust victims who had been turned away at every port in the world. They sent money to aid the Russian Refusniks as they looked toward Zion. They answered pleas to help African Jewish refugees, settling in Israel, who also had nowhere else to go.
It was a refuge for others, not for us. Our family legends were of settlers who made it to America from Russia on the eve of the Russian Revolution, with the Cossacks at their heels. We were living in the promised land of the Northeastern seaboard of the United States. On Passover we didn't conclude our Seder with, next year in Jerusalem. "Next year in Boca Raton," we would shout, tongue-in-cheek.
I went to Hebrew School, Jewish camps, Jewish youth groups and as a family we collectively helped raise money for Jewish Federation. The Bnai Brith Guide to University was our bible; only schools where Jewish students numbered in the double digits were relevant to us. So I ended up at school in New York where nearly 20% of the students were also Jewish. There was a Judaic Studies Department and a kosher kitchen for students who needed it. I was well on my way on the path to finding the future Jewish doctor of my grandmother's and mother's dreams. He was right here in New York, not in Israel plowing the fields of some kibbutz.
To my grandmother's dismay, I never did find that Jewish doctor and instead had ambitions of my own. I went on to law school. In law school, I was president of the Jewish Law Student's Association. I navigated through Jewish Washington D.C with ease in my Jewish world. I went on to complete a fellowship program with the Anti-Defamation League in New York.
My Zionism remained in my pocket, unexamined and unused. I never was asked, in my Jewish world, to prove my love for Israel. I never put a label on myself nor saw the need to. As a Diaspora Jew, I was fairly comfortable with the distance my family carefully formed between us and Israel.
It was not until recently, well into my thirties, that Zionism even entered the conversation. I finally made my first (and second and third) trip to Israel. We now alternate summer holidays from Hong Kong between the United States and Israel.
As editor of a Jewish magazine based in China, at every cocktail party and public event, I am asked to defend Israel (at least I can now say that I have been there). This conversation always seems to immediately follow the customary, "How long have you lived here and what do you do?" I explain that while I am Jewish, I am not Israeli. I have begun to understand that to most people here there is simply no distinction between the two. The terms are interchangeable.
Recently, at a dinner party, I was questioned about the legitimacy of the settlements. I tried to again draw a distinction between a Jew and an Israeli. I tried to explain that I was certainly not an Israeli government spokesperson. I looked at the Indian and Chinese faces around me, waiting for a response. I was a spokesperson. I began to give a carefully self-edited response. One Indian gentleman interrupted, "Are you a Zionist?"
Again, silence. I had never been asked the question before. What was his definition of a Zionist? What was mine? What impact would my response have? Everyone continued to stare, glasses of champagne in hand.
I took a deep breath and a drink. "Yes, of course I am. I am a Zionist," I offered hesitantly. My husband glanced over just as the crowd dispersed. I tell him later that evening that I was put on the defensive. I felt funny about my declaration, unexpected and still unexamined. It is weighty and stays with me.
I hear my seven-year old daughter tell her friend that Israel and the US are her homes. I ask her why Israel. "Because Israel is the homeland of all the Jewish people," she unabashedly responds. Being raised as an expat in a foreign country means her understanding of home isn't bound by a definition of where you live, it can't be. It is a place you return to, somewhere that is somehow part of you.
A few weeks later, it is one in the morning (not late by Hong Kong standards). I am out with an eclectic mix of merrymakers from around the world. There are locals and expats- importers, manufacturers, bankers, lawyers, diplomats. I am asked what I do. Moments later, I find myself engaged in a debate on the "flotilla incident" with a diplomat clearly on the other side. He is polite but firm. He is a true diplomat. It is his job to represent his country.
"I am a Zionist," I declare. I offer no apologies.
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Linda Adams-Foat wins National Awards for Costume Design 8/25/2008 Linda Adams-Foat wins National Awards for Costume Design funny pictures Linda Adams-Foat, costumer for the Highland Community College Fine Arts Department, won five prestigious awards at the 81st Annual National Costumers Association (NCA) National Convention in Omaha, Nebraska for her design, construction, display, and runway presentation of costumes she created. funny images Linda won five awards at the convention held July 11-15, 2008. Her costumes entitled,�Rum Tug Tugger & Munkustrap� won the Murl Daniels Make Up Award and William "Bill" Zauder Memorial Award for Make Up; as well as the C. Arthur Landes & Joseph R. Landes Memorial Award for Outstanding Theater Costume. Her period costume, �Julia, a Sesquicentennial Ball gown� garnered the Warren Hendricks Memorial Award for Outstanding Authentic Reproduction Costume, as well as the first runner-up to the Grand International Award. The Grand International Award is the premier award presented at the competition. funny photos Linda Adams-Foat is a member of the Highland Community College technical theatre faculty and staff. She acquired a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Performing Arts/Costume Design emphasis from Rockford College, Rockford IL. She teaches Introduction to Stage Make Up, Introduction of Stage Costume and Theatre Practicum for the College as well as designs all of the theatre departments stage productions and maintains the music department�s wardrobe. Linda has over 25 years experience and has costumed over 120 shows for the Highland stage as well as numerous shows for Rockford College, Keith Country Day School, Rockford Dance Company, Arts Academy of Dance, Studio 121 and various area high schools. She owns and operates her own costume rental business, Camelot Costumes, www.camelot-costumes.com. A chief objective of the National Costumers Association is to establish and maintain professional and ethical standards of business in the costume industry. Additional information about the NCA is available at www.costumers.org.
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Smartphones and Tablets Drive Double-Digit Growth in MEMS Motion Sensor Market
Published on: 14th Feb 2013
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Smartphones and media tablets continue to the prime movers of technology industries with the two mobile platforms spurring a double digit increase in the market for microelectromechanical system (MEMS) motion sensors this year.
Revenue this year for MEMS motion sensors used in cellphones and tablets will amount to $1.5 billion, up 13 percent from $1.3 billion in 2012, according to IHS iSuppli. While this will be down from the robust 21 percent increase in 2012 and the phenomenal 85 percent boom in 2011, it still represents a strong rise compared to the tepid growth expected for most electronic components during 2013.
After 2013, there will be two more years of double-digit increases before the market starts moderating in 2016 with $2.21 billion. By then, more than 6 billion motion sensors will ship in mobile handsets and tablets, up from just 1.6 billion units in 2011.
"The growth of MEMS motions sensors in wireless devices is being driven by four key factors: the robust sales of smartphones and tablets; the boom of Chinese smartphone makers; the fast adoption rate of pressure sensors; and the addition in some cases of a second gyroscope in the camera modules for optical image stabilization," said J�r�mie Bouchaud, director and senior principal analyst for MEMS & sensors at IHS.
Earlier forecasts showing the market would slow by 2014 will no longer be true given new vigor in the industry because of these four variables, IHS believes.
Apple sets market in motion
First initiated by Apple in its iPhone for auto screen rotation, motion sensors have grown to become one of the most dynamic segments in the overall MEMS market, paving the way for next-generation, gesture-based menu navigation in the user interface of cellphones.
While accelerometers and electronic compasses are already standard in smartphones, other MEMS devices are also gaining heavy traction. Pressure sensors that can help with indoor navigation came to greater prominence in 2012 as Samsung adopted the MEMS device in high-end smartphones more aggressively than expected. After Samsung, Sony and other smaller handset manufacturers, such as Xiaomi from China, also started equipping smartphones with pressure sensors.
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A new motion sensor likewise is making headway this year in the form of dual-axis gyroscopes, intended for optical image stabilization (OIS) in the camera module of handsets. The new sensor is in addition to the 3-axis gyroscope already found on the main printed circuit boards of handsets. As the camera function increasingly becomes a key differentiator in mid- and high-end smartphones, OIS will become a key feature in camera phones of more than 8 megapixels.
Gray market fades
Also helping spur the motion sensor market in 2012 was a dramatic surge in the number of legitimate, officially sanctioned smartphones in China -- as opposed to the hordes of illegal, gray-market handsets still widely proliferating in that country.
The number of authorized smartphones produced by Chinese handset original equipment manufacturers (OEM) exceeded 150 million units last year, up from 67 million in 2011. The Chinese-made handsets now all feature at least one accelerometer, with compasses and gyroscopes expected to be integrated later. Smartphone shipments from Chinese OEMs will continue to climb in the next few years, further stoking the MEMS motion sensor market for handsets.
Combo sensors enjoy fast growth
While discrete MEMS motion sensor devices like accelerometers, gyroscopes and electronic compasses continue to be the major revenue earners, the combo sensor market -- in which several sensors are integrated into a module -- is also expanding rapidly.
In terms of revenue, approximately 16 percent of motion sensors were shipped as part of a combo sensor in 2012, up from just 3 percent in 2011, on the way to 53 percent by 2016. Six-axis inertial measurements units (IMU) comprising a 3-axis accelerometer and a 3-axis gyroscope in the same package will be the most popular combo sensor, ahead of 6-axis compasses and 9-axis IMUs.
Controlling the market: the biggest buyers -- and their suppliers
Apple and Samsung were the biggest buyers in 2012 of motion sensors in handsets, accounting for 57 percent of consumption, up from just 25 percent in 2009. The American and South Korean giants have now surpassed Nokia as the top purchasers. Also rising to become a major force is the group of Chinese OEMs including Huawei, ZTE, Lenovo and Coolpad, along with a number of other smaller China-based players.
On the supply side, four suppliers claimed 84 percent of total motion sensor revenue last year.
French-Italian STMicroelectronics led the field with a 48 percent share, followed by Japan's AKM with 18 percent, German-based Bosch with 10 percent and InvenSense from California with 9 percent.
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BeerSmith Recipe Printout - BeerSmith Brewing Software, Recipes, Blog, Wiki and Discussion Forum Recipe: Amarillo Pale Ale Brewer: HopHed Brewhaus Asst Brewer: Style: American Pale Ale TYPE: All Grain Taste: (41.0) Recipe Specifications -------------------------- Batch Size: 5.50 gal Boil Size: 7.39 gal Estimated OG: 1.052 SG Estimated Color: 5.7 SRM Estimated IBU: 69.0 IBU Brewhouse Efficiency: 75.00 % Boil Time: 60 Minutes Ingredients: ------------ Amount Item Type % or IBU 9.50 lb Pale Malt (2 Row) US (2.0 SRM) Grain 90.48 % 1.00 lb Caramel/Crystal Malt - 20L (20.0 SRM) Grain 9.52 % 1.25 oz Warrior [16.40 %] (60 min) Hops 66.8 IBU 2.00 oz Amarillo Gold [8.00 %] (Dry Hop 35 days) Hops - 1.00 oz Amarillo Gold [8.00 %] (2 min) Hops 2.2 IBU 1.00 oz Amarillo Gold [8.00 %] (0 min) Hops - 1.00 tsp Irish Moss (Boil 10.0 min) Misc 1 Pkgs Nottingham Yeast (Lallemand #-) Yeast-Ale Mash Schedule: Single Infusion, Medium Body, Batch Sparge Total Grain Weight: 10.50 lb ---------------------------- Single Infusion, Medium Body, Batch Sparge Step Time Name Description Step Temp 60 min Mash In Add 3.28 gal of water at 167.2 F 154.0 F This is a damn fine beer. I had only intended to dry hop it for 2 weeks, but my deck project got in the way and I ended up dry hopping for 5 weeks. The result is a very interesting, fruity Pale Ale. I've never dry hopped for this long, and it seems that leaving them in there for that long caused some of the Amarillo character to take over the palate. There's a mild orange/grapefruit presence in the palate that plays a background role to the hop character. The nose is just what you'd expect from a beer that had 2 oz of Amarillo in it for 5 weeks. If you're a fan of Amarillo, this is the beer for you.
did you end up with any grassyness from the amarillo with a dryhop that long?
No grassiness, just a lot of orange/citrus.
I have an amarillo brew that's a bit over the top on the grapefruit / citrus taste. I was wondering if anyone had any suggested pairings that helped to cut the initial Amarillo shock?
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In the light of all that has gone on in our world the last few months (ISIS, the shootings/riots in Ferguson, MO, the random youth at Kroger's beating up employees in Memphis, etc)… I can't think of a better way to respond to those creating a more violent, brutal, ugly world than what Erwin McManus says in this video.
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I purchased 2 crocks for my mom for Christmas. They look great in her kitchen and she loves them. I already have one. Two of my nieces want to buy them now!
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I believe every kitchen could use this 2-quart Stoneware Crock. It is an attractive holder for large wooden spoons, spatulas, etc. If the crock is on the kitchen countertop, then it becomes quick and easy access for anyone who enjoys cooking. Apparently the crock has no mechanical function, and so it sits there and it is always ready for use when needed--thus it deserves five stars. I recommend the item.
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Very nice to store utensils. Also adds a personnel touch to your home also a nice Christmas present. I would recommend this product!
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You can find Vytauto Didžiojo karo muziejus (English: Vytautas the Great War Museum) in the Kaunas center. It was opened in 1936 and named after the Grand Duke of Lithuania, Vytautas. Inside of the museum you can find many interesting things like historical weapons and a thing that I am proud of - Lituanica plane, on which Steponas Darius and Stasys Girėnas had crossed the Atlantic Ocean in 1933.


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Heroin Skateboards At Baker Boys
It's been a busy week for Baker Boys distribution. After adding Baker skateboards earlier this week they've also added Heroin skateboards to their program. Heroin skateboards is the company of our graphic mastermind and night owl FOS. New Heroin video coming in 2012? Who would not want to see new FOS footage?
Keep checking HeroinSkateboarding.com for more info and FOS madness.


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This Deleted Scene from 'Gravity' Changes Everything
Movie News By Neil Miller on April 2, 2014 | Be the First To CommentNot literally everything, but figuratively everything. A newly released deleted scene from the 2013 blockbuster Gravity has been released onto the web and it's full of shocking revelations. It's a wonder that we hadn't heard about this scene before, especially considering the fact that the film has already been released on Blu-ray. Perhaps Best Director winner Alfonso Cuaron and the marketing minds at Warner Bros. were waiting for just the right moment — a super special edition home video release of some kind.
Well now all that is spoiled, as it's been leaked onto the Internet. Isn't that how it always goes…
Watch the deleted scene for yourself below and prepare to have your mind blown:
All jokes aside, this would have been a great way for Warner Bros. to finally start to tie their movie universes together. It would've made us less resistant to this whole Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman movie that Zack Snyder is making. Just hand it over to Alfonso Cuaron, already.
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