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I hope that you are having a great weekend. My parents are in town, so we are getting to spend time with them, and my brother. Considering my brother lives less than an hour away, we don't really see him that often. Everyone works, our son has activities, and they live downtown (read small apartment, with no parking), so it doesn't always work out. They are in the process of building a house in a suburb of Denver though, so hopefully that means we will get to see them more often. So when you have a house full of people in the morning, what do you make for breakfast? Personally, I love something easy and fun, and my son wants something with cinnamon. So apple pumpkin coffee cake it is!
Eggnog Coffee Cake
My first step into anything with eggnog happened last year. I first made these Eggnog muffins, that were a big hit all around. I have made them again this year, and they are currently in my freezer. The other thing I tried last year was a coffee cake. It was another huge hit. But, I didn't make it until January, so it was way past eggnog posting season
My 7 year old remembered both the coffee cake and the muffins, and requested them as soon as he saw eggnog in the store. So this year, I am posting in prime eggnog season! My son loves this so much, he is already requesting that we make it again. I am thinking of trying to freeze some of it this time; anyone know if that will work? Very similar texture to quick breads and muffins, so I can't see it being a problem.
This is full of nutmeg and eggnog flavor. It would be a perfect breakfast to have waiting for you on Christmas morning. You could bake it up the night before, and just reheat in the oven for a few minutes to have a fresh and warm breakfast. Even if you are not an eggnog drinker (none of us here are), trust me, you will LOVE this coffee cake!
Blueberry Breakfast Cake
Today a dear friend of mine is having surgery. She is in her 30's and found out about a month ago that she has breast cancer. She discovered a mass during a self exam, and immediately went to her doctor. After numerous tests, it has been determined that the prognosis is very good. There is no a history of breast cancer in her family. She has 7 year old and 3 year old boys, and is one of the best Mom's that I know! Unfortunately we now live very far apart, so I can't be there for her today. I can at least post something I would have made for her family, had I still lived here.
I have shared a few blueberry recipes with you this summer: lemonade, waffles, banana bread, and now this cake. They are definitely becoming something that I enjoy more and more. I still have a carton left too, so just wait
This has "breakfast" in the name, but like most sugar/carb loaded breakfasts, this could easily be considered dessert. I made this cake for friends here in Colorado. It went over very well! She took it to her parents house for dessert that night, and said everyone liked it. Then I saw her husband a couple of days later, and he said he ate the rest for dinner and breakfast the next day, as his son was complaining it was gone already! The original recipe calls for buttermilk, which I am sure would be amazing. I didn't have any buttermilk and was out of milk, so I substituted yogurt. The cake rose perfectly and the texture was exactly what you would expect. So take your pick with what you use.
Blueberry Coffee Cake in a Mug
So this was supposed to the week I was moving. Due to issues outside of our control that isn't happening But I already had great guest posters lined up, so I am going with it! This will give me much needed time to pack and get ready for the move.
Today I want to introduce you to Steph host of Steph's Bite by Bite. She is always coming up with amazing recipes. She is a runner, and is currently training for a marathon. Totally jealous of the marathon part! So after you check out this quick and easy coffee cake, go tell Steph I said Hi!
Hi guys! I'm Steph from Steph's Bite by Bite and I can't tell you guys how excited I am to be guest posting today for Erin! I've been reading her blog for a long time now and am such a huge fan!
Sometimes I find that I'm hit with a huge craving for cake…it usually happens when I wake up (is that weird?). Unfortunately I can't bake a cake at 5 AM, yes, that's what time I wake up. So I had to find another way to get my fix!
Ever realize that cakes can be made in the microwave within minutes. I'm not lying to you!
And the best part is that it's an individual serving, so there's no, N-O, NOOOO sharing. I have a huge issue with sharing cake. I always think that some one is gonna get the bigger, better piece with all the frosting.
With this personal coffee cake I don't have to worry about that. Hot, warm, gooey blueberries bursting at the seams, crumble topping, say hell-o to a perfect way to start your day!
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I'm new to propagation and I am experimenting with different sized Echeveria. I've been using the leaves from the flower stalk of the Echeveria So here is my question: does it matter how big the Echeveria is? I've used 1 Qt and 1 gallon sized Echeveria in the past. But I am curious if the small (half the size of the pint I think 48oz but not sure )Echeveria can be propogated. The picture has 1 plants, I'm referring to the Echeveria in the back and not the Hawthoria. |
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- Posted by bikerdoc5968 6 SE MI (My Page) on Sat, Mar 8, 14 at 9:26
I don't know that size matters when it comes to propagating Echeveria. I have found some of the caruncles hybrids just won't produce new plants; they may root but that's about it. Some Echeveria will root and grow new plants from flower spike leaflets as shown in my compot pic will produce new plants while others won't. I have repeated tried to grow E. 'Red Ruffles' from its leaflets without success despite their large size. All of the E. chihuahuensis were grown from leaves from a stock plant. One of the most important factors, IMHO, is that you remove the leave such that you maintain the integrity of the leave end that was attached to the stem; you must remove it cleanly or you'll have ZIP! |
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Thank you! I appreciate your feedback :) I've tried to make sure that all the specimens I collected had some plant cell tissue on the end. The biggest cutting which is some sort of Hybrid( the Purple and largest cutting in photo) was the only one I wasn't not able to ensure that I got some cell tissue since that plant doesn't have the same pointy end that most Echeveria's do. But I thought is give it a try none the less. |
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Over the next few years, various genome projects will sequence many new genes and yield many new gene products. Many of these products will have no known function and little, if any, sequence homology to existing proteins. There is reason to believe that a rapid determination of a protein fold, even at low resolution, can aid in the identification of function and expedite the determination of structure at higher resolution. Recently devised NMR methods of measuring residual dipolar couplings provide one route to the determination of a fold. They do this by allowing the alignment of previously identified secondary structural elements with respect to each other. When combined with constraints involving loops connecting elements or other short-range experimental distance information, a fold is produced. We illustrate this approach to protein fold determination on 15 N-labeled Eschericia coli acyl carrier protein using a limited set of 15 N- 1 H and 1 H- 1 H dipolar couplings. We also illustrate an approach using a more extended set of heteronuclear couplings on a related protein,


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Greensboro, NC (Sports Network) - Reggie Jackson turned in a game-high 27 points with six assists and five rebounds as Boston College posted an easy 81-67 victory over Wake Forest in an ACC first-round matchup.
Joe Trapani contributed 22 points for the Eagles (20-11), who advanced to a Friday quarterfinal against fourth-seeded Clemson. Biko Paris notched 21 points for BC, which reached the 20-win mark for the sixth time in eight seasons.
"I was pretty proud of our guys in terms of preparing themselves for another game against a team we (just) beat at home," said Boston College head coach Steve Donahue. "Four days later, you're playing for a lot more and I was very impressed with our guys."
Travis McKie had 16 points and a game-best 12 rebounds for the Demon Deacons (8-24), who ended the season dropping 11 straight games, including an 84-68 decision to BC in both schools' regular-season finale last Sunday.
Gary Clark and J.T. Terrell each scored 15 in defeat.
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Jackson connected from long range to make it 27-16 before Paris drained two more from beyond the arc to open up a 33-18 edge. The run was completed with 5:17 to play in the half on a jumper from Jackson.
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The film is set to air tomorrow, Saturday May 29th at 9p EST on HBO. It features Dennis Quaid as President Bill Clinton and Michael Sheen, who once again plays British Prime Minister Tony Blair. The film is the third in writer Peter Morgan's "Blair Trilogy,' which began with the 2003 British TV movie The Deal and continued with the 2006 Oscar-winning film The Queen.
We have no choice but to wonder whether or not Michael Sheen is sick and tired of playing Tony Blair. It isn't as simple as say, Tina Fey doing Sarah Palin impressions for Saturday Night Live. This is several films, perhaps years of the man's life dedicated to playing Tony Blair. That has to take a bit of a toll on an actor. That said, he can still pull it off. As for Dennis Quaid as President Bill Clinton — that remains to be seen. Not sure if I'm buying the accent and cadence. At least not yet.
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Jack Weyland
Jack Arnold Weyland[1] (born 1940) is a professor of physics at Brigham Young University–Idaho (BYU–Idaho) and a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church). He is a prolific and well-known author of fiction for LDS audiences, including many novels and short stories, mostly placed in contemporary settings.[2] His novel Charly was made into a feature film in 2002.
Weyland was born in Butte, Montana.[3] He graduated from Billings Senior High School and then attended Montana State University where he majored in Physics. Upon graduating he served a mission for the LDS Church in New York and Pennsylvania. After completing his mission he went to BYU and received his Ph.D. in Physics.[4]
While attending BYU, Weyland decided to take an elective course in creative writing. After a few weeks Weyland realized he was in trouble; he was not a very good writer. Weyland said, "The one time I ventured to tell my instructor I wanted to write LDS fiction, he said, 'You're not serious, are you?' Certainly a fair question based on what he had seen of my writing. I became discouraged and dropped the course and didn't think about writing again for several years."
He married his wife Sherry and they had a daughter named Barbara. After Barbara was born they left BYU and went to South Dakota, where Weyland taught physics at the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology. While in South Dakota they had four more children, Dan, Brad, Jed, and Josie.
In the summer of 1971 Jack had the opportunity to work for the BYU physics department doing high-pressure research. While at BYU Weyland decided to take a correspondence writing course. "Especially I wanted it to be by correspondence. Never again would I tell anyone face to face that I wanted to write. The course cost me, as I remember it, $37.50. In addition there was the typewriter to rent." Weyland decided that he wanted to write an article for the New Era magazine.
Weyland's first two stories that he sent into New Era were accepted, but his third entry was rejected. After having this rejection he was done writing, but the next summer he found himself submitting another article to New Era that was accepted.
Each summer Weyland found himself writing in his spare time. In 1979 he made a goal to write a novel that would be published by October, he finished his first novel, Charly. After completing his goal of writing a novel Weyland said, "The Lord blesses us richly for any service we give. He helps us discover talents we never know existed within us." In his writing career, Weyland has published about three dozen books and more than 50 short stories in the New Era.[2]
Although successful in his LDS publications, Weyland has continued to teach physics. He taught at Ricks College, (now BYU–Idaho) from 1993 to 2005, and has even continued teaching after retirement as a "campus service missionary".[3] He explained "I enjoyed physics then and still do today. It is, after all, what I spend most of my time doing."[5] He and his wife have also served as missionaries for the Church Educational System in Long Island, New York and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.[3]
Weyland also writes a column on science topics for the local newspaper, the Rexburg Standard Journal.[2]
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- 1980 Charly
- 1981 Sam
- 1982 The Reunion
- 1983 Pepper Tide
- 1984 A New Dawn
- 1985 The Understudy
- 1986 Last of the Big-Time Spenders
- 1987 Sara - Whenever I Hear Your Name
- 1988 Brenda at the Prom
- 1989 Stephanie
- 1990 Michelle & Debra
- 1992 Kimberly
- 1993 Nicole
- 1994 On the Run
- 1996 Lean On Me
- 1997 Brittany
- 1998 Jake
- 1999 Emily
- 2000 Ashley & Jen
- 2001 Megan
- 2003 Cheyenne in New York
- 2004 Adam's Story
- 2003 Saving Kristen
- 2006 Alone, Together
- 2008 As Always, Dave
- 2009 Brianna, My Brother, and the Blog
- 2009 The Samaritan Bueno
- 2010 Cameron Meets Madison
- 2011 Heather 101
- 2011 Mackenzie for Congress
- ^ Middle name from "Ashley & Jen / Jack Weyland". Copyright Catalog (1978 to present). United States Copyright Office. Retrieved 2010-03-15.
- ^ a b c "Guest Presenters". Children's and Young Adult Literature Conference. BYU–Idaho. September 19, 2006. Retrieved 2010-03-15.
- ^ a b c "Meet the Physics Department". Department of Physics. Brigham Young University–Idaho. Retrieved 2010-03-15.
- ^ "About Jack Weyland". Deseret Book. Retrieved 2008-05-22.
- ^ Weyland, Jack. "How I Started Writing". Jack Weyland: Inspirational Fiction for LDS Young Adults. Retrieved 2010-03-15.
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LOS ANGELES -- Saturday's 43-22 loss to Arizona State was a hard defeat to take for USC, which had fought back from an early deficit to take the lead in a game that seemed destined for a wild finish.
After USC's lack of first-half execution, there was little stopping the Trojans early in the second half. If not for some self-inflicted issues, it's very easy to imagine a scenario in which the Trojans come out with a win.
"There are some games where you walk away with the feeling that you simply got beat by the other team," USC radio sideline analyst John Jackson said. "This wasn't one of those games for the Trojans."
Go back to the point where USC had the ball at the ASU 14-yard line, right before Matt Barkley's fumble. Having scored two touchdowns already in the second half, USC's offense, it seemed, was bound to score not only on that drive, but whenever it needed to for the rest of the game.
The USC drives in the second half to that point had been six plays for 65 yards (touchdown), nine plays for 80 yards (touchdown), two plays for 24 yards (fumble) and 11 plays for 73 yards to get to the Sun Devils' 14. Those numbers reflect an offense that was having success moving the ball. The ASU offense was having success, as well, against the Trojans defense, setting the stage for what seemed to be an inevitable shootout finish.
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Are there issues for the Trojans? Of course there are. But the real danger comes with the possibility of letting what happened at ASU impact the rest of the season. If there is carryover, the season could be in danger of going south, and quickly.
Some of the biggest plays that led to the defeat were made by veteran players such as Barkley, Marc Tyler and T.J. McDonald. It will be up to guys like them, players who are team leaders, to put the ASU game in the past and play up to their potential. Their ability to do that this Saturday, especially with a bye week after that, will go a long way toward determining how things play out for the season.
Defense in search of adjustments
One of the most puzzling parts of the game was the inability of the USC defense to adjust to a key element of the Sun Devils offense.
The previous week against Syracuse, Orange quarterback Ryan Nassib started off 11-for-11 by throwing short passes -- until the Trojans brought their coverage guys up and forced him to attempt deeper throws. The result was plays that took longer to develop, giving the USC defensive line more time to bring pressure, which made Nassib far less effective.
"The Sun Devil offense was predicated on the bubble screen throw, with a couple other options in there," Jackson said. "It's an easy throw to make behind the line, and then they had a receiver in Jamal Miles who was good in space.
"USC never made any adjustments to get ASU out of that. If a team is having success with the same play over and over, you need to do something to take it away, such as bringing the safeties closer to the line to be more involved with pass coverage."
Trojans coach Lane Kiffin saw another problem with how USC defended the bubble screen.
"So many balls were thrown either behind the line of scrimmage or within five yards of it," Kiffin said. "It's a tough play to defend. You've got to make the first tackle, and so many times we missed the first tackle."
Running back rotation
There were a lot of raised eyebrows when true freshman running back Amir Carlisle entered the game. Nothing against Carlisle -- he is a fine talent who has definitely performed well in practice when healthy -- but was there a clear need to burn his redshirt year?
It's not like the Trojans don't have other options available at tailback. Marc Tyler is the clear leader of the group. D.J. Morgan has had fumbling issues that seem to have made Kiffin hesitant to use him, but he is also a gamebreaker with real talent that can be developed. The biggest variable is Curtis McNeal, a veteran player who is leading the team this season in yards per carry (7.6). McNeal seemed poised to play a bigger role this week after a solid performance against Syracuse, and that only added to the confusion over the decision to play Carlisle.
Heidari is kicking it
Lost in the aftermath of the tough loss was the performance of freshman kicker Andre Heidari. In his first road game, Heidari made all three of his field goal attempts in the first half to provide the only scoring for the Trojans. Those kicks allowed USC to stay within striking distance of the Sun Devils at halftime and eventually take the lead in the third quarter. Heidari also booted multiple kickoffs into the end zone and added an extra point.
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Linebacker Ross Cumming saw extensive action as an offensive blocker who was primarily lined up off the line and behind a tackle in a stacked formation. ... Nickell Robey had his longest punt return of the year with a 44-yard effort in the first half. ... Dion Bailey got the only USC sack of the game, and the converted safety is leading the Trojans defense this year in total tackles. ... USC has only two rushing touchdowns through four games. ... USC was flagged for 10 penalties for 87 yards in the game, giving it 31 penalties on the year.
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I hitchhiked and bussed around Mexico for two weeks while living there. At one point I ended up in Puerto Escondido, one 6 room motel on the beach, few tourists, no paved roads, beautiful beach on a small harbor, wonderful people and you could pick out your fish from the fishermen as they returned with their catch, tag along to the restaurant and have it prepared, Paradise!! I rented a space in a perfect grove of palm trees bewteen four palm trees with a hammock hung diagonally which is where I slept. Outdoor shower and toilet for fifty cents a night. It was hard to leave.
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Love that kind of travel. The more local the better! This is above and beyond excellent, tony! :-) val
Thanks Val, it was a pretty amzing trip, ended up in a lot of out of the way places with some special memories. Puerto Escondido was special back then, I know there has been development but not sure how much. The roads in were dirt for miles back then, I took a bus, chickens and goats included through the mountains to Oaxaca in a deluge, the road was mud and we were sliding all over the place. Scariest ride of my life. The driver had his girlfriend next to him, music blaring and not a care in the world, of course he did have his little shrine with blinking lights, a madonna and Jesus to protect us. LOL tomy
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fantastic capture – great clarity and detail .. loving seeing your trip which brings back imagery from when we lived there too (i only had an instamatic tho LOL.. no contest with this!!!)
Thank You Maggie, when did you live there, where?? tony
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Fantastic image, and story Tony! Well done, cheers, j.
Thank You Jannina! tony
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I wish I had the guts to do some of this type of travel now. I remember sleeping on the beach when I was in college and being just fine with it. Great story to go along with this incredible image. Fantastic. Thanks for bringing these out.
Hi Chris, yeah I am not sure I would have the guts today but glad I did it back then for sure! tony
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What an experience…..fantastic shot!
It was a wonderful experience, not only Puerto Escondido but the entire trip. I spent 3 days at a small village of maybe 30 families with o two room Palm thatched open air huts. The only electricity they had ran around the compound and they had one bare bulb in front of each hut. The huts were in a oblong formation. The first morning they gave me a towel and we headed for the river. I get there and half the village is in the river bathing and the other were disrobing. so I stripped a little self consciously with the kids laughing got in and took my morning bath. It was so natural, people chatting, laughing and totally comfortable.
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Such a powerful shot Tony- just really enjoying your Mexico shots so much….bring back the early 70's….
With what is going on in Mexico don't know if I would chance hitchhiking around now. It is a different world. Thanks Rose! tony
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Great shot Tony…
a slice of time [just reminding myself to pull finger out & ply through my old negs!!!]
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Hi Lee and thanks for the comment and fav. Here is the link to the service I used, it takes a while but it is inexpensive and you can review the scanse before they bill you and reject 29% which is cool. Negatives you have to leave in strips, obviously slides are done individually. Everything is hand done and Given the age of my stuff and I really didn't store them very well I think the quality was great. scancafe
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If you go to Ken Rockwell.com and he sometimes has an offer of a $50 discount with a code from him which I used. tony
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Thanks Tony…
I did buy a scanner for said purpose but this seems way easier
We'll see
Cheers Lee
It is easier but takes 6 to 8 weeks. They hand do tham clean them etc. Really happy with the quality. They do it in India. If you have mold or exceptional stuff on one you really like they will do a restore but that gets more expensive and they recommend ones thay think need it.
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Beautiful image & wonderful story.
Thank You Lucinda! tony
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I guess I just can't relate to these types of games that have no dialogue or anything. People said that they had some profound experience with Journey. I thought Journey had some great music and visuals but it didn't really speak to me. Brothers had some great visuals at times but one of the songs on the soundtrack completely ruined the sad moments. The one with the wailing vocals. It was really loud and was like knives in my ears. Games I did have a profound experience with were To the Moon and The Walking Dead. Both of those are games that told a story through writing and dialogue.
Yeah this game was ok...
I don't think this game is as strong as Journey, but it was still pretty good. There is something to be said for being able to convey a story and emotion without words. Just look at the first half of Wall-E, not a single word is said for a massive chunk of that movie and it's all still very engaging.
This game beat you over the head a little more than something like Journey, there were also some rather poor gameplay moments, and I don't think it did a great job of endearing you to the characters as individuals. I really didn't feel like the big emotional moments the game was going for were earned by the end. I enjoy games of this genre, but this was a little obvious, at times inartful and I got far more from the Swapper, Route Zero, Papers Please and Device 6, this was thematically and emotionally a little simpler/less effective. A good game but not something to go crazy over.
I dont think it is as emotinal as Journey but if you ever read Grimm faiery tales i think it strikes that cord. I was suprised by the intuitive use of controls and that scenary is gorgeous. My favorite moment of the year is working the brothers around the castle when they are tied together.
Journey had much more subtlety, whereas Brothers is much more of a heart-on-sleeve tale, plus the latter trades in fables and fairy tales so a slightly simpler and more straight-forward approach is logical. I found both to be utterly enchanting and totally engaging - Journey was my #3 GOTY last year, and Brothers will be in my top 10 for sure - but I get why they aren't for everyone. I found the controls in Brothers to be a little unintuitive, but I give that game something of a pass because they were trying something pretty new, and although a lot of the puzzles weren't particularly challenging, they were at least visually engaging. Goddamn, that's a beautiful game.
I suppose in a way Journey and Brothers try a new way to solve a common problem with games - most games don't have good writing. Even games that have good writing by video game standards (The Walking Dead) don't have particularly good writing. That these two are able to tell a narrative almost entirely without verbal communication and dialogue (Journey does have cutscenes with monologues, let's not forget) is quite a feat, and it saves us all from the corny, ham-fisted dialogue, predictable turns of phrase, and cliches that I associate with video game narrative.
The OP is right about one thing, though: Journey does have fucking fantastic music. Best video game score in recent memory, for me.
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Doing 10 gallons this weekend. Has anyone fermented about 73*? and how did it turn out? Thanks for the great looking recipe Slim
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@VOCBrewery I made a batch of this about 3 weeks ago and it was in primary at roughly 68 degree's for 14 days (last 5 with vanilla beans). When I racked to secondary i did snag about 20 ounces and put into the fridge for a day. I then carbonated it and proceeded to devour it! I am will end up letting this one site for a few months cause currently the vanilla is overpowering most of the other flavors. When I make another batch of this in the future I will likely substitute the cocoa powder because the current batch might force me to buy a filter setup before putting in a keg due to the cocoa.
My home brew club is planning a October party and I am thinking of making a Cereal Killer series consisting of three childhood breakfast cereal favorites. Golden Grahams would be the take here and wondering on how much honey comes through here and if I need to scale down the grain bill a bit so the beer isn't too hot. Party will be on October 26th, 2013. Any and all thoughts and suggestions are welcome.
The Cereal Killer concept would just beers inspired by breakfast cereal...not the actual fermentables . So I would be trying to hold true to your recipe Slim, trying to decide if a little honey or a bump in honey malt needs to be added.
The graham cracker addition intrigues me. Has anybody seen adverse effects with the amount of butter in them. I have read a lot of bad things about the varying graham cracker extracts, and this sounds awesome!!! Cheers!
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I brewed a stout variation. Finally snuck taste although not ready. I used 5 bags of graham crackers. Vanilla beans soaked in gentleman jack with some cinnamon and ginger. First impression? So far it tastes kinda like a tootsie roll. Don't really get the graham cracker taste yet. Won't know until its fully carbed.


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Good writing has ... a balance and a rhythm. You can feel that much better when it's read aloud. --Laura Hillenbrand, author of Unbroken
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"And the Beat goes on"
As you know, I am reading the Spenser series in order and this one made me laugh out loud with some of Spenser's quips.
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This narrator doesn't do Parker's audiobooks any justice.
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Auto Racing: Anthony Danta wins late-model feature at Grundy County Speedway
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Anthony Danta got a surprise about a week ago when former track champion John Brolick and co-owner Gregg Craven asked him if he wanted to drive their late-model Friday night at Grundy County Speedway.
Danta eagerly accepted.
Friday night, smiles abounded as the Orland Park native scored his second feature win of the season.
"It feels real good to win that one," Danta said. "It's a great car. I can't thank them enough for the opportunity."
Danta plans to be back behind the wheel for Sunday's season finale, the annual Night of Features.
Danta beat defending champion and points leader Ricky Baker by a short margin. It was the capper on a night that saw quick improvement from some early struggles.
Danta's No. 2 was out of sync in the heat race. After an encounter with John Nutley, he was sent to the back for the restart.
"In the heat we had to run new tires on the left and old tires on the right," Danta said. "The balance was messed up. So we made some changes and worked hard at it, and it turned out great."
The early leader in the main event was Nutley, who went in front at the drop of the green and stayed there until lap 12. Danta, who came from the second row, then eased past on the inside.
Behind Danta was Baker, who also went past Nutley and stayed with him the rest of the way. On lap 26, Baker drew alongside Danta, but a caution flag halted his progress.
Danta got a good jump on the restart and held Baker at bay. Third went to Eddie Hoffman, followed by Larry Schuler, Nutley and Andy Jones.
"The car was really good about the first 20 laps," Danta said. "The last 10 it started getting tight and Ricky got to us there. That yellow saved us. Otherwise, he probably would have got us.
"The car was awesome from the time we got here. Maybe we can make it a little bit better and have a chance on Sunday."
Friday's late-model heats went to Billy Knippenberg and Scott Koerner. Baker set fast qualifying time.
The Mid-American feature went to Joe Vinachi, his first of the season. Vinachi took the lead from Matt Clemens on lap 22. Vinachi was challenged at the end by defending champion and points leader Tommy Knippenberg, but held him off.
Third in the Mid-Am main went to Kenny Benson. Cody Clubb, Scott Dunning and Jim Kachel completed the top six. Marty McKinney and Kenny Joosten were heat winners, while fast time was set by Knippenberg.
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The street stock heats were claimed by Stewart and Bill Serviss. Bradley had fast time.
In the pure stocks main, Zach Sontag took the top spot away from Cirk Lindemuth on lap 12 and went on to claim the win. Second went to Ricky Wilson, followed by James Gross, Dan Schmeissing, Austin Blackwell and Trevor Martin.
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On July 18 United States District Judge Richard Lazzara authorized the sale of a five-acre tract of land that sits on Fruitville Road east of I-75, that once belonged to Nadel. Pearl M. Fitzgerald bought the parcel, which houses a 2,500-square-foot building at 15576 Fruitville Road, for $181,600 July 22, according to the Sarasota County Property Appraiser website.
Nadel, who robbed hundreds of Sarasotans through a Ponzi scheme that bilked investors out of more than $160 million, died last year at the Butler Federal Correctional Complex in North Carolina while serving a 14-year prison term at the age of 79.
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Thai-Cambodian clashes, nationalist passions, and a neglected temple
Today's deadly Thai-Cambodian clash near the disputed Preah Vihear temple comes days after a Cambodian court convicted two Thai nationals of espionage.
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Preah Vihear, Cambodia
When Thai and Cambodian troops clashed today along their disputed border, it was only the latest in a number of deadly firefights over a patch of land surrounding an 11th century temple.
After months of escalating rhetoric, today's exchange of gunfire reportedly killed at least one villager and injured at least five Thai troops. Each military blamed the other for initiating the fight near the ancient Preah Vihear temple.
Most of the time, however, the volatile border area has been silent, even as hundreds of troops from both sides have remained camped in the surrounding jungle for several years. On a recent visit to the temple, the surrounding military trenches were empty and the ledges were bare of artillery.
The dispute is fueled by nationalist passions. Cambodia's successful effort in July 2008 to register the temple – which known as Khao Prah Viharn in Thailand – as a World Heritage Site enraged Thai nationalists who claimed sovereignty of the land.


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Who promised you the tradeline would be removed? The original lender? If so, I would expect that to happen in the next 60-90 days. Not all lenders remove the old tradeline (and therefore, all of the lates leading up to the default) entirely, but generally, those who promise to, follow through on that. If you don't see an update in a few months, it would be good to contact them and explain what you were promised and ask them to make good.
The new tradeline for your rehab'd loan will be backdated to the loans original start date, so you don't have to worry about a significant impact on your AAoA.
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I defaulted on a US DEPT student Loan so they sent the account to a third party to be rehabilitated... I am done with the rehab, just waiting for another servicer to pick the account up.. This account is my second AAofA. Should I request for a GW or leave it as that... BTW they had promised me previously that they will take the TL off as soon as I am done with Rehab..
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I have heard people had problems with the original servicer of the accounts before DOE took them over (when they went into default) removing their tradelines. I did not have that problem. My student loans were in default for 7 years so all of those had aged off and I only had the DOE accounts reporting negatively.
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Property history of Radwinter House, Radwinter, Saffron Walden CB10 2TF, 25th Oct 2011
Previously listed for sale on
25th Oct 2011
Guide price
- 5 bed detached house
Property features
Property description
Radwinter is a charming village with a fine parish Church, excellent primary school, post-office and recreation ground. The historic market town of Saffron Walden is about 5 miles distant, providing excellent shopping, schooling, further recreational facilities and twice weekly market. Audley End station, offering a commuter service to London Liverpool Street is 7 miles away and the M11 motorway access at Stumps Cross is approximately 9 miles. Historic Cambridge is about 15 miles to the north.
Floor plan - ground floor
This plan is included as a service to our customers and is intended as a guide to layout only. Dimensions are approximate.
Do not scale.
Dining hall 8.13m(26'8'') x 5.44m(17'10'')
Providing an impressive entrance into the property and enjoying a good degree of natural lighting provided by full height windows and a pair of hardwood glazed double entrance doors to the front aspect, with further full height windows to the rear aspect enjoying views over the garden and countryside beyond. This room has a number of uses including formal dining area. However, it can also be utilised as a very comfortable reception room. Oak staircase rising to the galleried first floor landing, hardwood flooring, radiators and contemporary inset woodburning fireplace. Open plan to:
Music room 6.53m(21'5'') x 5.13m(16'10'') max
Dual aspect room with bay window overlooking the gardens in addition to two further double glazed windows, hardwood flooring and two radiators.
Kitchen/living area 10.80m(35'5'') x 7.49m(24'7'') max
Another impressive open plan living area divided into three parts including kitchen, breakfast area and seating area enjoying fantastic views over the garden and countryside beyond.
The kitchen is fitted with a high quality contemporary range of German base and eye level units also incorporating a central island with 5 ring induction hob with extractor above and a number of cupboards below. Integrated dishwasher, stainless steel sink unit, combination microwave oven and separate oven, integrated full height fridge and freezer, travertine tiled flooring.
Utility room
Fitted with a stunning range of black and red high gloss eye and base level units with worktop space over, stainless steel sink unit, space for tumble dryer, washing machine and additional dishwasher and fridge, built in airing cupboard housing the pressurised hot water cylinder. Double glazed window overlooking the garden and a double glazed door leading to the terrace, garden. Travertine tiled flooring and part tiled walls.
Inner hallway 2.84m(9'4'') x 2.08m(6'10'')
Travertine tiled flooring, radiator, door to:
Family room/ bedroom 5 6.96m(22'10'') x 4.98m(16'4'') max
Dual aspect room with full height bay window overlooking the gardens and terrace in addition to a further double glazed window overlooking the garden, radiator.
Shower/wet room
Comprising shower area, low level WC with hidden cistern, wash hand basin, Travertine tiled flooring, fully tiled walls, radiator and double glazed window overlooking the terrace.
The family room and shower room could easily be converted into a self contained annexe if required.
Study 3.96m(13'0'') x 2.39m(7'10'')
Double glazed window, hardwood flooring and radiator.
Sitting room 5.64m(18'6'') x 5.05m(16'7'')
Triple aspect room with a series of windows overlooking the garden and terrace, fireplace with travertine hearth and fitted woodburning stove, hardwood flooring and radiator.
Floor plan - first floor
This plan is included as a service to our customers and is intended as a guide to layout only. Dimensions are approximate.
Do not scale.
Galleried landing 8.31m(27'3'') x 5.41m(17'9'')
An impressive area with stunning views over the gardens and countryside beyond via a number of full height windows and sliding door leading on to the front roof terrace, built in cupboard and radiator.
The bedroom accommodation is conveniently laid out to either end of the landing, comprising:
Bedroom 1 5.82m(19'1'') x 4.27m(14'0'') max
Dual aspect room with double glazed window overlooking the garden in addition to a full height window and adjoining sliding door leading to a large roof terrace, a pair of double built in wardrobes and radiator. Door to:
En suite 3.58m(11'9'') x 3.28m(10'9'')
Comprising twin wash hand basins, panelled bath, separate shower enclosure, chrome heated towel rail, low level WC with hidden cistern, tiled walls and polished tiled flooring, underfloor heating, window overlooking the garden.
Inner landing
Window overlooking the terrace and front garden. This area could also be utilised as an additional study if required. Door to:
Bedroom 2 6.17m(20'3'') x 4.70m(15'5'') max
Triple aspect room with two radiators and built in wardrobe.
Bathroom 3.25m(10'8'') x 3.15m(10'4'') max
Comprising panelled bath, separate shower enclosure, low level WC with hidden cistern, wash hand basin, chrome heated towel rail, fully tiled walls and flooring, underfloor heating, built in airing cupboard, window overlooking garden.
Bedroom 3 4.70m(15'5'') x 3.78m(12'5'')
Dual aspect room with stunning views with a sliding door leading to a roof terrace overlooking the front garden, built in wardrobe and radiator. Door to:
En suite shower room
Comprising shower enclosure, low level WC with hidden cistern, wash hand basin, tiled walls and flooring, chrome heated towel rail, underfloor heating.
Study area
Window to the rear aspect and radiator. Doors to:
Bedroom 4 4.27m(14'0'') x 3.96m(13'0'')
Dual aspect room, radiator and built in wardrobe.
En suite shower room
Comprising shower enclosure, low level WC with hidden cistern, wash hand basin, tiled walls and flooring, chrome heated towel rail, underfloor heating.
The property is set in a stunning location enjoying a good degree of privacy and a plot of approximately 1.24 acres, accessed via a pair of wrought iron electric gates in turn leading to a sweeping lit driveway. The current owners have spent a large amount of time and effort landscaping the garden with a number of mature trees, shrubs and flower beds and greenhouse. The gardens are mainly laid to lawn with terraces surrounding the property and are ideal for al fresco dining. To the rear of the gardens is open countryside.
(Garage dimensions - 14'3 x 10'4 Workshop dimensions - 17'1 x 135') At the end of the gravelled driveway is a garage with up and over door and adjoining workshop with power and lighting.
Planning permission
The property benefits from full planning permission and building regulations approval for a substantial 3-bay cart lodge style detached garage with office/studio above. Plans and builder's quotations are available at our Saffron Walden office.
Additional land
There is potential to purchase additional land adjoining Radwinter House subject to separate negotiation with the land owner.
Special notes
1. None of the fixtures and fittings is included in the sale unless specifically mentioned in these particulars.
2. Please note that none of the appliances or the services at this property has been checked and we would recommend that these are tested by a qualified person before entering into any commitment.
By appointment through the Agents.
These particulars are believed to be correct, but their strict accuracy is not guaranteed neither do they constitute an offer or contract. Dimensions shown have been measured in imperial units and are approximate to within +/-3 with the metric dimensions being automatic conversions from the imperial dimension.
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