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Gov. Janet Napolitano rejected a legislative plan Friday to freeze all new state and university hiring and promotions.
In her second veto of the session, the governor called the measure "an unwarranted intrusion'' into her power as the state's chief executive.
"One branch of government cannot exercise the powers and authority properly belonging to another branch of government,'' Napolitano wrote Friday. "That reason alone demands a veto of this bill.''
But Rep. Bob Robson, R-Chandler, said Napolitano may be the one who doesn't understand the role of the Legislature.
He said it would have been one thing if lawmakers told specific agency chiefs — who are part of the executive branch — not to do their jobs. But Robson said the legislative plan simply directed those agency chiefs not to hire new workers without showing a serious need because state expenses are outstripping the taxes coming in.
That, he said, fits within the Legislature's constitutional role of adopting a budget.
The veto continues the war of words between the Democrat governor and the Republican leadership in the Legislature over how to make up a $1.2 billion deficit for the current fiscal year.
Republican leaders have blamed Napolitano for not taking immediate action last fall when the projected deficit was only $600 million. Napolitano countered that she has a plan to bridge the gap, though that involves only about $150 million in so-far unspecified spending cuts with the balance made up with long-term borrowing and taking cash from the "rainy day'' fund.
Napolitano also instituted a hiring freeze for the agencies she controls, which do not include the universities and the courts.
In her veto message, Napolitano pointed out that the measure technically would not have done anything even if she signed it. That's because it did not get the required two-thirds vote of each chamber to take effect immediately.
Bills without the emergency clause do not become law until 90 days after the legislative session ends.
Robson said the governor should have signed the measure anyway to show she agrees that drastic steps are needed.
"I'm totally disheartened over the fact she didn't 'get it' from the standpoint that this would have been a real opportunity for her to make a statement of saying, 'Yes, I'm joining in a bipartisan way with the Legislature,''' Robson said.


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Drug dealers in Sangamon County have been feeling the pressure since a drug team within the sheriff's office returned.
Right down the street from Robert Malone, convicted felon Reginald Snope was busted for cocaine, marijuana, and illegally possessing a gun, just last week.
"Didn't even know about it," Malone said.
Since the Drug Interdiction Response Team, better known as the DIRT team, returned two months ago, the team has seized more than 242 grams of cocaine, around three and a half pounds of pot, plus 114 plants, almost $20,000 in cash and several pills waiting to be identified. This doesn't include totals for drug busts so far in May.
"It's great," Malone said. "I wish they would've never done away with the drug team."
One bust was at a home on South Livingston, where almost a pound of marijuana was found in March. Daisy Coppage lives nearby with her five kids.
"It's really unsafe," Coppage said. "I don't like letting them outside after dark. I have them come in the house after dark because you just never know. So much traffic, so much going on, it's just not safe at all."
Sangamon County's DIRT team was originally disbanded back in 2009 due to budget cuts. In the wake of rising crime stats earlier this year, Sheriff Neil Williamson brought it back in March.
"Drugs are tied to 80 percent of all crimes out there," Undersheriff Jack Campbell said. "The cost has not been that great to Sangamon County residents [to bring the DIRT team back]. It should be measured in terms of arrests and drugs off the street. We've gotten guns off the streets, people wanted on warrants, which all help collectively improve the quality of life for every resident of Sangamon County."
Something different the DIRT team is doing this time around is seizing more assets. Right now, the sheriff's office is trying to seize a house where they found an indoor marijuana grow. Although that process takes a little longer, officials say it's worth it because any money they get from seizing assets goes back to fight the war on drugs.


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The Department of Art and Culture, Tamil Nadu Government has invited applications from youngsters in the age group of 16-30 for participating in the art competitions to be conducted by it with the objective of identifying talent among the youth and encouraging them to develop the same.
According to a release from the Regional Assistant Director, Department of Art and Culture, Kancheepuram and the Collector of Vellore, the competitions would be conducted in music and Bharatanatyam, both for men and women.
The music competition would include vocal music and instrumental music (playing ` varnam ' and ` keerthanas ' in nathaswaram, violin, veena, flute, jalatharangam, gottuvadhyam, mandolin, guitar, saxophone and clarinet). Those who can play accompanying instruments like mridangam, thavil, ganjira, ghatam, morsing and konnakkol should be capable of playing five ragas in the instruments. In the Bharatanatyam section, those skilled in dancing to ` varnas ' are eligible to participate.
Interested youth should send their bio-data to the Regional Director, Department of Art and Culture, Sadhavaram, Chinna Kancheepuram, Kancheepuram-631502 before December 15.


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Peter Phipps is a senior lecturer in Global Studies at RMIT University and researcher in the Globalism Research Centre. He undertook post-graduate training in cultural anthropology at the University of California Berkeley, and completed a PhD on the cultural politics of postcolonial theory at Melbourne University.
He has published on Indigenous festivals, tourism and and the politics of cultural globalisation.
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Good thing it is closed. When it opened at first it was very good. In less than a month the quality of the food dramatically went down the toilet.
We were looking forward to it, but it's closed. As of Feb 2014, their web site is still up, but the building is boarded up tight. A brief walk down the street is Hobby's Deli, where the owner confirmed that Je's is closed. Hobby's was great!
I took a friend here for a Sunday breakfast. She lives in an area where there is nothing like Je's, so rather than do a diner, this seemed an excellent alternative. She loves eggs and grits, so this place was a sure bet to make her happy. Nice atmosphere, good food, good service, and nice people. This area is changing... More
This is a local eatery with a well earned reputation for good service and great food. The fact that on Sunday afternoons there is often a line formed outside tells the tale.
I lived in Newark years ago and the food was good then and it is still good now!! Generous portions and served hot.
Love the mac-n-cheese, 'nana puddin, and the corn bread. Feels like the Carolinas. Prices are high, but it's cheaper than flying to Charlotte.
My husband and i freguently eat breakfast/brunch at Je's on Sunday mornings after church. We have never been dissapointed with the service or food. The servers, especially Tracey and Lucy, are some of friendliest most attentive servers you will find in any restaurant as busy as this. And did i mention the food? The food is always cooked to perfection... More
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I stepped in this city treasure for breakfast and it was filled with the local who's who. Sometimes you can see Booker, or Baraka, or some other name in here, and that's what makes it a hot item. The food is decent Southern flair, but I'm a descendant of Louisiana fabulosity so the food aiight. I'll go again because it... More
Yams and collard greens are delicious! Reminds me of going to grandma's house for Sunday dinner. Portions are generous and service is smooth. My friend had the smothered pork chop and mac and cheese - good too.
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It's the beginning of Bourbon Heritage Month and the Bourbon silly season is upon us. To kick of the silly season we have the latest press release from Buffalo Trace regarding the fall release of their very popular Antique Collection!
Here are the details!
FRANKFORT, FRANKLIN COUNTY, KY (Sept. 4, 2014) Whiskey aficionados can start their holiday shopping early once Buffalo Trace Distillery releases its 2014 Antique Collection in late September. The highly anticipated collection will once again feature five limited-release whiskeys of various ages, recipes and proofs. Here's what loyal fans can expect:
George T. Stagg
The 2013 release of this perennial favorite received the prestigious Chairman's Trophy during the 2014 Ultimate Spirits Challenge. Barrels for this year's George T. Stagg bottling were selected from Warehouses C, H, I, K, L, P, and Q. This uncut and unfiltered bourbon was distilled back in the spring of 1998 and weighs in at 138.1 proof. Although still highly allocated, happily there are a few more bottles available this year, since Buffalo Trace increased distillation for George T. Stagg back in 1997. This whiskey tastes of dark chocolate, vanilla, coffee, and dates.
William Larue Weller
The Antique Collection's uncut, unfiltered, wheated recipe bourbon is William Larue Weller. The previous edition was given a "95" rating by Whisky Advocate Magazine. The 2014 offering was distilled in the spring of 2002 and aged on the second, third, fourth, and sixth floors of Warehouses D, K, and L. This bourbon registers in at 140.2 proof – the strongest Weller release ever. The bold flavors include dark molasses, plums, and toffee.
Thomas H. Handy Sazerac Rye
Thomas H. Handy is the uncut and unfiltered straight rye whiskey. The 2013 edition was named "World's Best Rye Whiskey" at the 2014 World Whiskies Awards. This year's Handy was distilled in the spring of 2008, aged on the fifth floor of Warehouse M and weighs in at 129.2 proof. The flavor has been described as Christmas cake, allspice, coconut, and clove.
Eagle Rare 17 Year Old
The previous edition of this bourbon was honored with a Silver Outstanding Medal at the 2013 International Wine and Spirits Competition. The 2014 edition has been aging on the second, third and sixth floors of Warehouses I and K. This bourbon was aged nearly two decades and tastes of oak, leather, cinnamon, and tobacco.
Sazerac Rye 18 Year Old
Last year Sazerac Rye 18 Year Old was awarded a Gold Medal from Whisky Magazine's World Whisky Awards. This 2014 straight rye whiskey release was aged in Warehouse K and has notable flavor of all-spice, molasses and hints of mint, along with a long, dry finish.
The Antique Collection was introduced more than a decade ago and has become a cult favorite among whiskey connoisseurs. Since 2000 these whiskeys have garnered numerous awards from such notable publications as Whisky Advocate Magazine, Spirit Journal, and Jim Murray's Whisky Bible.
The 2014 Antique Collection whiskeys will be available in limited quantities starting in late September or early October. Suggested retail price is $80 each. For more information visit www.greatbourbon.com.
Every now and again, we have the opportunity to try something new. What does not happen every day is experiencing a resurrected brand that has been dormant for 95 years.
The story of the Kentucky Owl dates back to 1879 in north Mercer County. The original distillery was started by C.M. Dedman, an orphan who was adopted by a judge that gifted Dedman the distillery as a wedding present. Dedman operated the distillery until 1916 when the government shut down the operation and confiscated around 250,000 gallons of bourbon aging at the time. Sometime in 1919, after the passing of the Volstead Act, a mysterious fire destroyed the warehouse. It is speculated that the fire burned only bright enough to make the warehouse unusable and that a great deal of the bourbon made it out unscathed before the fire was set: It is thought that the bourbon made it into the hands of those that would sell it in speakeasies across the country. T.C. Dedman, the son of C.M. would fight tooth and nail to receive compensation for the loss, but never saw a dime. Despite insurmountable odds, the family came into ownership of the Beaumont Inn in Harrodsburg, KY, which is run by the Dedmans to this day.
Fast forward five generations, and the Inn is now operated by Dixon Dedman, 33, whose hands-on approach to the management of the Inn speaks volumes of doing things "the proper way" (Beaumont Inn). Several years ago, Dixon met Mark Carter, fellow innkeeper and proprietor of Carter Cellars in Napa Valley, California (Carter Cellars). After long discussions (and a few drinks), plans to bring back the Kentucky Owl, "the Wise Man's Bourbon," started taking shape. Dixon and Mark wanted to make sure that this first batch was done correctly and in a way that would pay tribute to the many generations that came before them. With that philosophy in mind, they decided that the first batch would come in at barrel proof and be uncut/unfiltered. Dixon and Mark believe that "the consumer should decide how they want to drink it." After several iterations and consultation with some of the most respected folks in the bourbon industry, they decided on a blend of five hand-selected barrels that would yield a little more than 1,500 bottles.
We were thrilled and honored to have the opportunity to be one of the first to review this bottle.
Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
Batch 1 Bottle 1366/1506
ABV: 59.2% 118.4 Proof
Price: TBD
We allowed the bourbon to sit for about twenty minutes and did not add water to the first part of the tasting.
Nose: The nose was complex and evolved the longer the pour was in the glass. The aromas of vanilla custard/creme brulee/caramel, mandarin orange, dried apricot and ginger were well represented.
Palate: The palate was remarkably different than the nose. The initial hit to the front palate delivered a viscous mouthfeel that carried flavors of cinnamon candy, savory wood, evergreen, and molasses with an oily disposition.
There was little burn that did not make itself present until the finish. The finish is long lasting and pleasant with evolving citrus and candied fruit flavors. After adding a bit of water, we found that the savory wood was diluted, leaving more pronounced corn sweetness. If one were to use this in a cocktail, it would likely hold up well to ice and bitters.
Concluding thoughts: Overall we enjoyed this pour. One would not think this to be the first batch as the quality of the bourbon spoke volumes of the time that was invested to resurrect this brand. While we believe there is always some room for improvement, this pour was very nice. The bottle should be available in limited quantities in August and will be released only in Kentucky.
Overall grade: 90/100, Buy if you can find it.
If you want to experience Dixon's hospitality, make a point to venture to Harrodsburg and stay at his Inn. There you can experience a variety of bourbons at the Old Owl Tavern, enjoy the historic charm of the Inn, and even make arrangements to have a bourbon tasting with Dixon.
Thank you to Bill Whitlow and the staff at Wiseguys Bar and Lounge for allowing us to use their venue. (http://www.goodfellaspizzeria.com/wiseguy.php)
The results are in! The Bourbon Guys and DEPs Fine Wine & Spirits hit a home run (well, two actually!) with the Russell's Reserve Private Barrels, released on Tuesday, May 27, 2014, under the watchful eye of Wild Turkey Master Distiller, Jimmy Russell. With 40+ in attendance, Bourbon Guy Tim Beckelhimer led a group of bourbon drinkers that ranged from novice to professional through a variety of Wild Turkey selections. Beginning with an "off-the-shelf" Russell's Reserve, attendees next enjoyed Wild Turkey 101 before experiencing the two Russell's Reserve Private Barrel selections, then finishing up with Russell's Reserve 6 Year Old Rye.
By night's end, one barrel was nearly sold out! Should you find yourself in need of a truly excellent bourbon for sipping, mixing, or just as a gift, make your way to DEPs Fine Wines in Fort Thomas, KY or Covington, KY for a bottle of The Bourbon Guys & DEPS Russell's Reserve Private Barrels. You better hurry, though, because they're going fast and won't come again!
Thanks to all who came and made this event such a resounding success!
(Images courtesy of Bourbon Guy Wife, Julie Parece.)
And So, the SECOND of our Long-Awaited announcements is here!
The Bourbon Guys, in collaboration with our friends at DEPs Fine Wine & Spirits, are inviting 30 or so of our closest friends to attend our first Private Barrel Launch Party. DEPs is hosting the event on Tuesday, 5/27/14, at 6:30 p.m. at their Fort Thomas location just off of I-471. If you haven't been to this facility, we are sure you will be amazed at the vast selection of wines and spirits!
In attendance will be the legendary Jimmy Russell, Master Distiller of Wild Turkey, to share some of his vast knowledge on bourbon and its history (and sign a bottle or two!). Jimmy is a warm and welcoming Kentucky gentleman, a treasure of the commonwealth who you won't want to miss!
It is also our very special pleasure to have entrepreneur and mixologist extraordinaire, Molly Wellmann, in attendance. Molly is an author, bourbon champion, proprietor of several of the most popular gathering spots in town, and a great friend to The Bourbon Guys.
But this gathering is about the bourbon!
You will have the opportunity to taste (and purchase!) two very special Private Selection Russell's Reserve Single Barrel Bourbons, chosen by The Bourbon Guys (Jason, Larry, & Tim) and the staff at DEPs Fine Wine & Spirits! Space is very limited, so PLEASE RSVP if you are able to attend. We will send out confirmations to the first 30 people who respond. This is a very special and very limited release, something you won't want to miss! We look forward to seeing you there!
You can find directions to the DEPs location right here.
As many of you probably know, a new distillery is budding on the banks of the Ohio River. Situated at 24 Distillery Way in Newport Kentucky (that's right, it has its very own street!), New Riff Distillery is the long-awaited addition to the bourbon scene of Greater Cincinnati. With many wonderful establishments such as The Old Kentucky Bourbon Bar, Arnold's, Wise Guy's Lounge, Japps Since 1879, and so very many more, the greatest gap in the area's bourbon offerings was a functioning local distillery. Well, the folks at The Party Source have seen fit to fill that gap with the off-shoot that is New Riff. Brian Sprance, long-time brewer at barrelhouse. Brewing and Sam Adams Brewery, has been tapped as the New Riff Head Distiller. We know what you're saying, "A Brew Master distilling whiskey!? Unconscionable!" Let us assure you, it makes perfect sense. Decision makers at New Riff wanted to make whiskey in a certain way, and they didn't want their new Head Distiller to have to unlearn old habits. At the same time, they had a consultant waiting in the wings to provide decades of distilling knowledge gleaned from one of the largest distilleries in the industry. Larry Ebersold was engaged to guide Brian in the finer points of distillation used in the juices that so many other outfits have been purchasing from Seagram's/LDI/MGP in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. You couldn't ask for a better pedigree!
He's back! Long awaited and much anticipated, Elmer T. Lee has returned to store shelves, even if it's just for a short while. Today, The Bourbon Guys were fortunate enough to lay our hands on a bottle of 1919-2013 Elmer T. Lee, Single Barrel, Sour Mash, Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey! A commemorative, limited edition, this offering comes in at 93 proof (in honor of Elmer's 93 years spent making this world a better place), slightly higher than the traditional Elmer T. Lee. At just a couple of dollars more than its 90 proof brother, 1919-2013 is worthy of a far higher price tag. Continue reading
So you say you want good bourbon?
So you say you want to meet others who appreciate good bourbon?
So you say you want the inside scoop on what's coming next in the world of bourbon?
Well The Bourbon Guys have news for you!
We are excited to tell you about the 2nd meeting of The Bourbon Society of Greater Cincinnati, an organization dedicated to providing a forum for people who love bourbon to connect and collaborate. Hosted by Todd Carnes, Chad Finni, Marc Collins and Butch Wilburn, the upcoming meeting will be held on April 14, 2014 at Summit Hills Country Club in Crestview Hills, KY, just 15 minutes from downtown Cincinnati. The Bourbon Guys were fortunate enough to catch the very first meeting of The Society, and what a great night it was. Continue reading
Over the past year, The Bourbon Guys have had the honor of tasting many great and different bourbons. As a follow up to last year's "Sweet 16 of American Whiskey" we have decided to share our list of Sweet Sixteen Bourbons for 2013 and 2014. Once again we also wanted to release this list in honor of March Madness. We see this as fitting because it's the start of the NCAA Basketball Tournament Sweet 16 and because we are likely to stir up a little "Madness" with our choices. Continue reading
If you're reading this you are probably well aware that bourbon is booming. The spirit is seeing a renaissance of incredible magnitude. But how has the recent bourbon boom affected us short term and how will it affect us long term? Continue reading
Earlier this week, we had the unique opportunity to try Old Fitzgerald with our friend, and foremost bourbon historian, Michael Veach of the Filson Historical Society and 64 of our newest friends. This long running product of corn, wheat and malted barley comes in at 100 proof, but it is as smooth as any bourbon at least 10 proof points its junior.
Bourbon Name: Old Fitzgerald 100
Distiller: Heaven Hill Distillery
Proof: 100
Age: At Least 4 Years, but the color implies older components
Year: 2014
Color: Honey Burnt Orange
Nose: The nose began with sweet caramel giving way to that Heaven Hill nuttiness of pecans. One of our dear friends called attention to a silky "buttercup" – MW.
Taste: Pears present on the front palate with a prominent butter pecan. The mid-palate finds pepper spice and a rise in savory barrel elements.
Finish: The pepper carries through the long, long finish where it is met with a sweet vanilla, butter, and a return of the Heaven Hill signature nutty pecan.
Overall Rating: ( 86/ 100 ) Get It
Old Fitzgerald has proven once again why it has so long endured. From distillery to distillery, this label has undergone mild modification over its extensive history, but its quality carries on. At $15.00 per 750 ml, do yourself a favor: Pick up a bottle and have a friend set up a blind tasting with this one in the mix. I think you'll be surprised at just how much you like it compared to your usual suspects.


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Update: trying the ideas above didn't solve the problem. I read what you mentioned about wiping the drive with the Diskpart command, but since I have KillDisk Pro, I thought I would try that. Since I didn't want to make a bootable DVD of KillDisk and be without my computer for hours (it took 29 hours), I took the drive, connected it to my SATA to USB adapter and ran the Windows version of KillDisk Pro and did a US DoD 5220.22-M erase of the drive.
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Diskpart Clean Command can be run from the Win7 installer Command Line or System Repair Disk in less than 30 seconds and wipes anything that can interfere with the boot. This is why I suggested it since any longer method only serves to make data unrecoverable and has zero troubleshooting purpose. Sorry you chose another method which took 29 hours which is the grossest overkill I've ever heard of. I hate to think of how much your drive's life has been shortened.
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Thanks, Greg. I'll give Diskpart a try this time around. I'll keep you posted.
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I couldn't figure out Diskpart, so I went ahead and used KillDisk again (one pass of zeros), which took ten hours. I reinstalled Windows 7, and had no error messages, but for the heck of it, inserted the Windows 7 boot disk, and immediately I could see the Windows 7 installation, and, of course, no problem could be detected. So, it appears the problem is solved. Thanks, guys, for all your help. This forum is a great service to PC users.
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Thanks for the great incite laura. I actually never thought about how a pillow or square cushion might look against a rounded back. Your pictures were great. I also tried the link you gave me but like the other online cushion sites, everything is very high priced. I don't use my deck furniture enough to warrant more than paying about $30 per cushion. Thanks again. |
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This morning, at the XIX World Congress of the International Federation of Surgery for Obesity and Metabolic Disorders (IFSO2014), I have the great honour of presenting the 2014 Scopinaro Lecture.
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The Scopinaro Lecture is the highest recognition for a non-surgeon to be awarded by IFSO.
In thinking about what to present, I settled on discussing the topic of whether or not obesity is a disease. Looking back over the work that I have done over the past 25 years, I came to realise that the issue of why some people with excess weight develop health problems and others don't, has indeed fascinated me for a long time.
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More recently, as many regular readers are well aware, I have broadened this interest in describing the limitations of BMI and advocating for a clinical staging system that classifies overweight and obese individuals based on how "sick" they are rather than how "big" they are.
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– Multidisciplinary management of this life-long disorder requires resources similar to those required for other chronic diseases
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Maybe you're looking to save a few bucks or the current theater choices just aren't cutting it. Whatever the case may be, sometimes it's just as nice to sit at home and watch a good flick. Take a look at this week's picks for some At-Home Alternatives to the weekly cinema options.
Instead of 47 Ronin, watch: The Last Samurai
47 Ronin stars Keanu Reeves as a half-British, half-Japanese warrior who joins up with a group of Ronin in search of revenge on the man responsible for killing their master. Save some bucks and watch The Last Samurai instead if you want see a white guy playing a samurai. The Last Samurai stars Tom Cruise as a captive of a a Japanese village who learns to sympathize and respect the samurai culture of the village over time. 47 Ronin seems geared a little more toward violence, but The Last Samurai should definitely give you a fix.
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Instead of August: Osage County, watch: The Family Stone
August: Osage County stars an ensemble cast headlined by Meryl Streep and Julia Roberts. They play part of a large family that has varying views on many things, but in the end love each other very much, I'm sure. It seems like a new era The Family Stone, which also has a large cast of notable actors playing a regrouping family, only for a funeral instead of Christmas. Although each film family appears to drive themselves crazy, the family dynamics will most likely be equally as entertaining.
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Instead of Grudge Match, watch: Rocky Balboa
Grudge Match stars Sylvester Stallone in his familiar role as a boxer. A fight is organized between him and a long time rival played by Robert De Niro, who isn't a stranger to boxing movies. You can get a feel for what their characters may have been like in their younger years by checking out Stallone in Rocky and De Niro in Raging Bull. Check them both out and determine which guy you'd put your money on in a Grudge Match.
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Instead of The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, watch: Stranger Than Fiction
Stranger Than Fiction is about Harold Krick, played by Will Ferrell, as an IRS auditor who lives a bland life until he one day wakes up and is the subject of an author's story that is coincidentally about him. He loses control of things around him, but learns to embrace the unpredictability. Give this a watch if you can't make it out to see Walter Mitty. The movie allows to glimpse into Mitty's imagination as he goes threw life trying to figure some stuff out. It seems to have a relatable vibe to Stranger Than Fiction, only on a much grander scale.
[The Secret Life of Walter Mitty trailer] / [Stranger Than Fiction trailer]
Instead of The Wolf of Wall Street, watch: Goodfellas
Both Martin Scorsese films, The Wolf of Wall Street and Goodfellas center around groups of men getting ahead in life through criminal activity. The only difference being those in Wolf of Wall Street are committing white collar crimes while Goodfellas is about mobsters. The tones of the films are rather different, with Goodfellas being a little more gritty. However, both films are based off true stories of people trying to get ahead by unsavory means.
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Don Jon (2013)
Don Jon stars Joseph Gordon Levitt as the titular character in his first writing/directing role. He plays a New Jersey meathead type guy who is addicted to porn. He starts seeing Barbara, played by Scarlett Johansson, who has trouble understanding his obsession with porn. Jessica thought the movie was hilarious, you can check out her review here.
[Buy it on Amazon] / [Don Jon trailer]
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I have done two extract batches over the last month and both finished about .04-6 points high. At first I blamed temperature then yeast then my process etc. But I know 100% not to sound cocky but it's not my process and the yeast may be the problem but i don't think so. I contacted my lhbs and they have know about these last 2 batch issues and finally suggested maybe it's either chlorine or chloromide that are causing the issue with it not finishing as low as it should have. something about gasses not pushing out or something. does this make sense and has anyone else had these issues due to chlorine / chloromides ?
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What water are you using? If you are doing extract my first guess is your water volumes may be off, are you using steeping grains? How are your temps for fermentation, this would affect attenuation. If you using treated city water with chlorine or chlorimine you should be doing something to get rid of it. Boiling, camden tablets, something depending on what is in your water.
I've never heard of chloromides causing attenuation problems. Can't really think of a reason why it they would either. Are you aerating your wort? If not, this would cause some attenuation issues. Also, some extracts are less fermentable than others. Are you beers finishing around 1.020? If so, this is a common extract issue.
What's chloramide? Is that the same thing as chloramines? Chlorine and chloramides in the brewing water don't affect the SG. What they do is make the beer taste bad- like plastic or band-aids (chlorophenols). If your beers are not finishing, that is staying at 1.020 or above, it's probably recipe related or yeast related. That is usually using too many specialty grains like crystal malt or not pitching enough yeast. If you're using liquid yeast, not making a starter and not aerating the wort would do it.
Looks good to me. Most people seem concerned at 1.02 and even thats a common finish for a stout. I would have gave it 3 weeks but im shure its finished.


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I wont be buying anything till they give us the option to position the locked camera. I mean its stupid to not being able to see whats in front of you. And i also play unlocked, but with champions like Poppy, locked its the way to go... when you spawn blue.
If leaver buster didn't exist, i would have suggested a boycott of purple side play (leave any game in which you were purple.) Now don't get me wrong abut the leaver buster, good idea riot, helps keep the games balanced.
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we can still boycot purple in a way. just don't play SR. or if you want to play it, do co-op vs AI. that way we can still get some semblance of a decent game without having to worry aoubout unfair camera angles. hell, if we all jsut played twisted treeline, I'm sure riot would notice. I mean, if you had 400+ people suddenly stop playing SR and move to TT or Dominion, I'm sure you would notice and wonder why people were avoiding your main game mode that you put "so much effort" into.
Okay, I almost forgot. I KNOW why riot isn't responding. We need to upvote the first post in this thread. Spread the word. if you've voted or posted in this thread, upvote the first post of the thread. if we can get that number high enough, we will get Riot's attention, so please, tell everyone you know that agrees with changing the camera angle to upvote the first post.
Vote yes - ok Upvote first post - ok Play co-op and treeline - ok
The simplest solution would be to let the camera to zoom out a bit more... and camera zoom is already implemented, I honestly don't understand why devs decided that the ceiling of zoom we have now should be so low to the ground...
<_< >_> Riot no answer? I have to say, the majority of my losses are on purple side. I like locked screen, and maybe the HUD/menu at the bottom should have the option to go to the top. That way, I can click who needs to be clicked instead of making my champ go stasis when it doesn't need to happen. For those that say, "play unlocked if you're a serious player"; that's like saying I can play my xbox sensitivity at 10 but they gave an option to set it at 5 for those that need it. What I'm saying, is that we need a solution to our purple side. It's ridiculous. Thanks in advance.
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I will not be growing most of the vegetables that I'll be listing in the initial post of this thread. For me, planning an Asian vegetable garden is a bit more complicated than planning a regular vegetable garden.
Although I've heard of most Asian vegetables, I've never used them in cooking, nor have I tasted them. I don't have any exposure to most of them. As a result, the first Asian vegetable garden I grow, I'll just be growing enough
I'd need to know how many I could grow for one person that would be enough for me just to eat fresh. Please specify the quantities with how many of each plant I'd plant, and NOT by weight. The veggies I'd try to grow for an Asian veggie garden are listed below: Daikon Kabocha (Japanese pumpkin; much smaller than American pumpkins) Winter Melon
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- Posted by cyrus_gardner 8 (My Page) on Tue, Mar 9, 10 at 16:54
Principly, there is no different as far as growing conditions and methods are concerned. I have grown some of those in your list; shiso, Thai basil, lemom grass, garlic chives, long beans, mustard greens, C.celery, K. mints, snow peas, c.cabbage, bok choy,chinese radish etc. |
You are asking tough questions! I cook for 2 maybe 3 or 4 times a week. Family comes once a week. Other night we have leftovers, eat out, or my husband cooks something easy. I have been studying and trying Asian recipes this past year. How much you plant depends on how much you like each vegetable. I've been able to try some things from the Asian market. Maybe some of my comments on your list will be helpful. Daikon: I grew a short row but wasted most of the crop because it bolted sooner than I expected. I did not have a good set of recipes so I didn't use as much as I might this coming season. I also plan to plant Chinese Watermelon or Red Meat Radishes. I like Daikon and carrot pickles but my family does not. Kabocha (Japanese pumpkin; much smaller than American pumpkins) We grew a variety from Johnny's called Confection which I believe is from this family. It's a winter squash. Confection has been a great keeper, stored in our semi-heated garage. It is March and we still have some good squashes. Our crop wasn't as good the second year as the first but we had a very rainy summer. I discovered we much prefer using the squash in Massaman curry instead of sweet potatoes (which we do not grow). Sesame seeds, black, white (don't know about this; all depends on if my growing season is long enough): cheaper to buy Herbs: |
- Posted by bluebirdie Z9 SF E Bay (My Page) on Fri, Mar 12, 10 at 15:21
That's a grand list for one person, and for one garden. I only tried a few from your list because for some veggies I prefer the western type (like beans). Amaranth and Shiso are both sprouting in my garden now. Amaranth is not really water spinach. Water Spinach does not have much flavor of its own. While Amaranth does. It's high in Iron so you'll like it if you like true Spinach. Amaranth may grow tall, while Water Spinach will spread horizontally. By Shiso, I guess you meant it looks like basils because Shiso is actaully related to the Mint family. Sometimes I plant Mint in pots to entend their season. I imaging moving Mint pots may be worth the effort in your area because Shosi may be hard to find fresh in your local stores. Mustard green and Bok Choy should be great choice for your zone because they do well in our winter. I'm not sure about soy bean or eggplant because mine did poorly for me last year due to the early cool summer in my area, and we're in zone 8. |
- Posted by bluebirdie Z9 SF E Bay (My Page) on Fri, Mar 12, 10 at 15:50
By the way, by doing well in the winter of Zone 8, I actually sow the seeds for these in early fall. Maybe you want to try Spring and mid summer sowing. I forgot to mention Garlic Chive is a winner for me because I only need to plant them once, and divide every five year. They survive heat and hail. If I have to move when I live to be 100, I will dig up my garlic chives and transplant them where ever i go. |
Garlic Chives. These are eaten as a vegetable more so than an herb. Very easy to grow and gets better and better the more you cut them down. Plus they are really easy transplant. I have a nice size bed of them, they are delicious as a side vegetable , or cooked with eggs and tofu if you like the taste of garlic. Daikon. These are a pain in the butt to dig out so make sure you have a good bed of garden soil. I grow these in raised beds for that reason. Like another had suggested, how about adding lemon grass? Easy to grow stuff. Next time you are in an Asian market buy a stalk which still contains it's root ball. Place it in water for a few days in a sunny window and it will start to root. Plant that and in a few weeks you will have a nice size mound of Lemon Grass. |
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