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Hi- Was at a friend's house who made me a drink with dark rum and some type of juice. It was good and I told them that the berry flavor might make a good wine. Apparently, they bought me six 96oz bottles of it for me to make a wine out of it. I have not seen it yet but its some non-descript BJs or Costco juice or something like that. They told me that the ingredients list says that it has sodium citrate and acesulfame potassium in it and the very last line on the ingredient list says "contains sulfites." First, does the fact that is has sodium citrate and acesulfame potassium in it mean it won't ferment. Also, has anyone used juice that so generically says "contains sulfites" with any success. I figured I'd ferment it up and see what happens with some lalvin kiv-1116. it is a hearty yeast but i'm not sure if it is a waste of time, $24 of juice and yeast.
Too many brews...too few bottles!!!
Hm what else does it list for ingredients. Acesulfame k is an artificial sweetener. It probably won't ferment unless it also contains actual sugars such as corn syrup. Sodium citrate I believe they usually add as a preservative. The sulfites might be ok, I mean people use Campden in their musts and then after the sulfur gas bubbles out it still ferments. I would be a little concerned about the taste after fermenting because of the residual artificial sweeteners.
Yes, I have fermented sulfited grape juice. I have added Welch's white grape juice to fruit wines and it does ok. The other stuff in there: quien sabe?
the ingredients are...as listed water hfcs (which i have successfully fermented with before...i.e. i made a small batch and added no sugar and still ended up with about a 4.5% beverage using store bought juice) pear juice from concentrate less that 2% of grape and blueberry concentrated juice natural flavor (whatever the hell that means) acesulfame potassium sodium citrate artificial colorant contains sulfites. i know the acesulfame k can't ferment because it is an artificial sweetener but will it halt the yeast or just make a sweet drink? as for the sodium citrate being a preservative, i have no idea what the concentration is. \\ in the end, i didn't pay for the juice so i don't really feel that guilty about tossing in a packet of yeast and some sugar..i have an open fermenter right now anyway...but if someone can confirm it is a waste of time to try fermenting it...please so. as for the taste...that's kinda the point. with bacardi dark mixed in, it was really akin to a concentrated spicy alcoholic kool-aid for lack of a better description (if that even makes sense) ...the idea is to try to capture that in a wine so the residual artificial sweetness is fine with me if it will ferment. i will just augment the HFCS to get it to dry out
Ace-k is a pretty complex chemical. You'd probably need an organic heist to figure out the interaction of wine fermenting with that stuff in I. Me, I'd make it into punch, dump some vodka in it and throw a BBQ. but make wine with it...?
Considering: Sparkling raspberry wine, carrot wine In Primary: Ed's Apfelwein; Raspberry Puree Apple Cider In Secondary: Pumpkin Pie Mead; Traditional Mead; Dried Elderberry Wine; Blueberry Wine; Texas Persimmon wine; White grape/peach wine; Texas Twang; Hi, Biscus! Metheglyn; A Maize-ing Wine So far, so good.
The only real way to find out is to give it a try and see what happens.
I have used products that indicate "sulphite" on the ingredients list, and I simply do not use k-meta at the start (unless I am also using fresh fruit, etc) then I just use less k-meta, otherwise the "sulphite" added must gets dosed when I transfer to carboy when O.G. has dropped by 2/3...never had an issue using that method. What product is this by the way? I think your idea of giving it a try is a good idea, you never know what the outcome will be unless you do it.
Motto: quel che sara sara
make a yeast starter using the juice, heat the juice to 105 degrees add some honey and some yeast nutrient, if it goes off like a bang then pitch it into the rest of the juice and in theory it should ferment.


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Bram Cohen quote[edit]
- Hi. Thanks for the welcoming message. Today I was looking for Bram Cohen's quote "Give and ye shall receive" which I couldn't find here. Can I create a topic with just that? As for sources, I later found the quote on BitTorrent.com Introduction page as well as on Bram Cohen Quotes page, which could help starting an article on Cohen. Waiting for your advice. --Unbreakable_MJ 13:47, 4 March 2006 (UTC)
Certainly. I see you are a Wikipedia user, so you probably know how to create a new page from there. You can also use Help:Starting a new page#Using input box to start a new "people" article and fill in the details. There's a lot of boilerplate that you will want to remove for just a stub article, but this will show you the general outline of Wikiquote people articles. Either way, the most important things in this case (besides the quote itself) are to:
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Hope this helps. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 19:04, 4 March 2006 (UTC)
- Yep, that was very helpful. Thank you. How's my 1st article (Bram Cohen)? --Unbreakable_MJ 18:52, 9 March 2006 (UTC)
- Well done! Your first article was far better sourced and structured than most editors'. There are a few issues of formatting, but it's much easier to fix formatting than to do a good sourcing job. Anyway, here are some observations:
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- There are other minor quibbles about date formats and stub position, but these are even less critical than the above list. I've reformatted Bram Cohen along these lines to show you what we try to aim for. But as I said, this was a much more useful article right from the start than most new editors' (and quite a few not-so-new ones, too). ~ Jeff Q (talk) 19:08, 11 March 2006 (UTC)
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I so ain't mad at him. If you ain't creepin you ain't living.
I so ain't mad at him. If you ain't creepin you ain't living.
That endorsement from Brady just might make her more famous than that slut who sucked the POTUS's dick.
A fresh piece is a fresh piece, even if you're banging a supermodel
Yessah Brady would indeed! And I would too.
@tummystixx infinite amount of pussy. I mean he is Tom fuckin Brady
This makes me kinda sad. Brady should be creeping on no less than movie stars & supermodels… not average looking teenage sideline girls.
if you aint cheatin you aint tryin
the amount of pussy he could have crushed had he not gotten married is scary
shut up
Giselle will definitely give him a spanking for being a bad boy tonight.
He said something gay using his eyebrows.
That is film that Dicaprio should study.
im just glad he has that super bowl winning haircut again
I think I just got knocked up.
Classic Brady. So happy he plays for ys
Three women got pregnant from that eyebrow raise.
Nice to know that Brady would bang normal chicks along with super models. Makes him seem down to earth.
That's his look when be sees Chandler Jones' boner.
I guess Giselle doesn't do deep throat.
Hehehe ya I'd have to say he hit that
he tries so hard to be straight
if you make a comment on barstool philly does that automatically get you a spot in the philly top 10 COTW?
hes a human?
I imagine you had the same expression before posting Ben Brady's howitzer
<–What the fuck is the "Keek" next to every blog on the left signify? I'm not clicking on it you fucker.
That's the ya bro I'd fuck her eyebrow raise. Spot it a mile away
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Translate this page Minimum-security prison inmate escapes from prison north of BeaumontSunday, April 20th, 2014 Issue 16, Volume 18.
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation officials reported that James Murray, 49, had missed a routine bed check in his dorm room, CDCR Sgt. Frank Martinez said. Local deputies in the Banning and Yucaipa area were called at 10:05 p.m. Saturday. Murray was serving a four-year sentence for second degree burglary and worked as an inmate firefighter at the Oak Glen Conservation Camp in Yucaipa. Trained dogs and a sheriff's helicopter crew were used during a search but "no luck," Martinez said. The dogs lost Murray's scent along the road, indicating that he may have gotten a ride from the area, Martinez speculated. Records showed Murray was scheduled for release Nov. 8, 2015 but good conduct credits could have made him eligible for early release as soon as August, Martinez said. Murray likely faces more time in prison and would no longer be eligible for minimum security facilities like fire camp. "I can't rehabilitate them all," Martinez said. Murray is white, 5 foot, 9 inches tall and weighs about 165 pounds. He has blue eyes, brown hair and was last seen wearing orange pants with CDCR lettering, a gray sweatshirt and white tennis shoes, Martinez said. CDCR authorities urged anyone who knows about Murray's whereabouts to call 911 or the CDCR at (916) 445-6713. The Oak Glen Conservation Camp can be reached at (909) 797-0196. 2 comments
OH OH- usually the ones that escape have something bad in mind. A picture would of been nice. The public can help a lot with crime, if we are given the right info.
Dont bother trying to catch him. Its a waste to try. Ole moonbeam and Holder are gonna just let them all out anyways.
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The park is easy to get to from I-80. It is about a quarter to half a mile off the freeway. Not much noise from that source. But the park is right on hwy. 183 which is a busy north / south route so there is a bit of noise. There is no owner/manager onsite. This is completely self service type park. You complete an envelope with your payment and drop that in a slot at the "office". The park itself is all gravel/dirt but is fairly level. We did not unhook and had no trouble with level. To get to the bathrooms you enter through the laundry. The laundry room looked relatively clean but I would not use it. The bathrooms are a joke. The door looked like someone had tried to kick it open. Once inside the layout is very strange. The door opens directly into the toilet! If you are sitting down to do your business and have forgotten to lock the door (which seemed to be broken) the door will knock you in the head! They could have used a "deep" cleaning and probably a good paint job. The lower number sites are relatively short and if we had stayed in one of them we definitely would have had to unhook. We opted to go to the higher numbered area. This area is OK but just seemed a strange layout. But the electric the water and the sewer all worked and were easily connected. This park is a desperate; one night only; "I've got to stop and get a nap"; type place. We would most likely not stay here again and definitely would not stay if we had to pay full price of $30! Thankfully PA rate was only $15. This, for us, would be an "emergency" type stop. - DWHill
There is no office and no attendant. You pay by leaving your money in an envelope, but there was nothing wrong with this RV park. It is not a fancy RV resort but it was clean and it was close, but not too close, to the interstate. We parked here in a 45 foot rig and would definitely stay here again overnight. - travelingpeople
This is mostly a gravel pit that is flat. It is right next to the road so easy on/off access. The WiFi was a poor connection. There was no attendant around and we used a self service box to pay. The hook ups are to the rear so you may need extra hoses. At our site the 50 amp was not a good connection, but the 30 was OK. We would stay again for a night or two because of the easy access. The rate is PA - Al and Anne-Marie


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YOU'RE EITHER IN, OR YOU'RE OUT OR YOU'RE NOT: Take Nina Garcia, Elle, "Project Runway," Lifetime Television and Bravo and what do you get? A Gordian Knot of relationships that have to be unwound, rewound, reconfigured and just plain figured out. Yes, as reported on WWD.com Friday, Garcia was let go from her position as fashion director at Elle and, yes, the magazine is now scrambling to find Garcia a place — albeit a symbolic one — on the masthead as editor at large. Why? Because of "Project Runway," which has made Garcia a household name and raised Elle's profile.
It's all a bit of a mess, especially since some Elle staffers have been itching to say "auf wiedersehen" to the editor for years. Sources close to the magazine said Garcia would have been shown the door a while ago, but her rising profile associated with "Project Runway" gave Elle a reason to keep her. And it may do so again.
The hiccup is season five of the program, which was up in the air last week after The Weinstein Co. decided to take "Project Runway" to the Lifetime Network from Bravo because it would be paid more money. Many at Elle assumed that would mean Bravo would likely drop season five — the last the magazine was contracted to be involved in as a partner. But — surprise! — Bravo decided to push ahead and, suddenly, Elle needed Garcia again — just as she needs the magazine.
According to sources close to "Project Runway," Garcia's future with the show depends on her decision to stay at the title. If she chooses to stay on as a contributor, she will serve as a judge on the show through season five. The show is currently holding castings for its season five contenders, and will begin taping this summer. The last episode will air after September's fashion week in New York.
If Garcia completely severs ties to Elle, sources say it will be difficult for her to remain as a judge during season five. But that equally would be a blow to Elle, since finding another editor to replace Garcia for what might be only one season would be a challenge. While fashion news director Anne Slowey has substituted for her on the show several times in past seasons, she is filming her own reality show along with Elle creative director Joe Zee and other staffers, "Fashionista." That show will air on CW in the summer, right around the time "Project Runway" starts its final season on Bravo.


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They surprised students on Halloween with a lecture on the importance of relationships between audiences and the artists who create the entertainment they enjoy.
The San Diego Star Wars Society, led by its president Linda Crispien, demonstrated how "Star Wars" is a classic example of how fervent fans' interpretation of original material influences how new media (i.e., a film sequel) is created.
The class, taught by SDSU journalism and media studies professor Noah Arceneaux, is designed to teach undergraduate students about audiences of various media, including books, television and films. Students learn to use models, theories and special tools to measure and define media audiences.
"I thought this would be a fun way to illustrate the power of fans," Arceneaux said. "Nothing is more powerful than a science fiction fan."
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Roger Federer erases 2-set deficit
WIMBLEDON, England -- Roger Federer overcame a two-set deficit Friday at Wimbledon to avoid his earliest Grand Slam exit since 2004.
The six-time champion found himself two points from defeat on six occasions but survived a tense fourth-set tiebreaker and beat Julien Benneteau in the third round, 4-6, 6-7 (3), 6-2, 7-6 (6), 6-1.
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"It was a tough match," Federer said. "Oh my God, it was brutal. Obviously, a bit of luck, maybe, on my side. Who knows? But I tried hard. I fought 'til the very end."
Federer avoided the fate that befell nemesis Rafael Nadal 24 hours earlier on the same Centre Court. Nadal, a two-time champion, made his quickest exit from a major since 2005 when No. 100-ranked Lukas Rosol beat him in five sets Thursday.
Benneteau had won his past four five-set matches, but this time he was the wearier player at the end, twice requiring thigh massages from a trainer for cramps during the fifth set. Federer cracked a forehand return winner into the corner to break for a 3-1 lead and pulled away from there.
A hobbling Benneteau appeared in tears before the final point, and he dumped his last shot in the net. Fans roared as a grinning Federer gave them a triumphant wave.
"Mentally, he's a rock," Benneteau said. "He's two sets down, and he doesn't show anything."
Federer also erased a two-set deficit to beat Juan Martin del Potro in this month's quarterfinals at the French Open. He has mounted eight comebacks from down 0-2 in his career.
"The thing, when you're down two sets to love, is to stay calm, even though it's hard, because people are freaking out, people are worried for you," Federer said. "You don't have, obviously, many lives left out there. You just try to play tough and focus point for point. Sounds so boring, but it's the right thing to do out there."
The No. 3-seeded Federer seeks to match Pete Sampras' modern record of seven Wimbledon championships. He has been stalled for 2½ years at a record 16 Grand Slam titles, but Nadal's departure improves his chances next week.
Federer has reached at least the quarterfinals at a record 32 consecutive major tournaments.
Top-ranked Novak Djokovic earlier mounted a more modest comeback to beat Radek Stepanek 4-6, 6-2, 6-2, 6-2.
When a drizzle delayed the start of the third round, tournament officials decided Djokovic's match should be played inside. An odd spectacle ensued: The roof closed as the sun came out and outside court covers came off.
"I was a little bit surprised, when I saw sunshine, that the roof is closed," the defending champion said. "Obviously they're relying on a forecast that I don't think is very reliable here. But OK."
Djokovic missed opportunities to seize an early lead, failing to convert his first five break-point chances before he lost serve at love to drop the opening set. But he dominated from there, breaking in the first game in each of the final three sets.
Because of the daylong rain threat, Federer's match was played with the roof closed. The No. 29-seeded Benneteau broke in the ninth game to seize the lead, and rallied from a break down in the second set, taking advantage of a blown overhead by Federer on a key point to reach 4-all.
In the next game, Benneteau cracked a return winner, and the Frenchman shouted, "Allez!"
Federer, who speaks six languages, responded with a service winner and also hollered, "Allez!"
Benneteau wobbled serving at 5-6 in the second set, double-faulting twice and blowing an overhead. The score went to deuce seven times, but he managed to hold with the help of several big serves.
"He played so well," Federer said. "He was making me doubt, obviously, for most of the match. That's a credit to him. He played amazing, I thought."
Benneteau whacked two aces in the tiebreaker, and at that point nothing seemed to be going Federer's way. He even went 0-for-4 in the set requesting relay reviews.
The comeback began quickly, with Federer racing to a 4-love lead in the third set, but the fourth set was more difficult. Benneteau was two points from an upset for the sixth and final time at 6-all in the tiebreaker, but he hit a backhand long and a forehand into the net.
Federer skipped to his chair, relieved to be still in contention at Wimbledon.
American Sam Querrey hit the last of his 21 aces on match point and beat No. 21-seeded Milos Raonic, 6-7 (3), 7-6 (7), 7-6 (8), 6-4. That second-round match had been suspended in the third set Thursday because of rain.
Djokovic has the weekend off and said he might squeeze in a round of golf. His fourth-round opponent will be 34th-ranked Viktor Troicki in an all-Serbian match. Troicki beat No. 15-seeded Juan Monaco 7-5, 7-5, 6-3.
Djokovic's slow start briefly stirred speculation about another upset on the heels of Nadal's.
"I was a set down but managed to make the crucial break in the opening game of the second set," Djokovic said. "And then I thought I played really well."
Stepanek, at 33 the oldest man left in the tournament, repeatedly played serve-and-volley and had Djokovic on his heels in the early going. Djokovic hit an improbable winner that skipped off the top of the net post and still lost the first set.
Then the match quickly swung his way, and the 28th-seeded Stepanek couldn't compete with Djokovic's mistake-free play. The Serb committed just 13 unforced errors in 221 points.
The match remained entertaining even as it became lopsided. One game in the final set lasted 26 points and had Djokovic smiling at Stepanek's unconventional style, which included a belly flop in pursuit of a shot.
"The fourth set from Novak's side was very impressive," Stepanek said. "I was battling until the end, but the fourth set I felt like no matter what I do on the court, he always answers."
The victory made it two in row under the roof for Djokovic.
"I thought I played great," he said. "But, look, this is an outdoor tournament, so I think everybody wants to play when the roof is open."
The half of the men's draw opposite Djokovic opened up when Nadal lost.
Nadal had reached the past five Grand Slam finals and won his seventh French Open title this month. He also had reached the final in his past five Wimbledons, winning the title in 2008 and 2010.
His departure creates an opportunity for three-time Wimbledon finalist Andy Roddick and Andy Murray, who seeks to become the tournament's first British champion since 1936. Both are on Nadal's side of the draw.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
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• Federer beats Murray; wins 17th Slam
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• Bryan, Raymond win mixed doubles title
• Federer wins seventh Wimbledon title
• A magical moment for Roger Federer
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Day 12
• Serena stops Radwanska to win Wimbledon
• Garber: Serena rides savage serve to title
• Bodo: The sky-high stakes in Federer-Murray
• Bryant: No more moral victories for Murray
• Tandon: What to watch in Federer-Murray
• Serena wins fifth Wimbledon title
• Serena one of the greatest all time
• Serena's thank-you speech
• Serena on win over Radwanska
• Digital Serve: Men's final preview
Day 11
• Federer dumps Djokovic; will play Murray
• Finalist Radwanska battling illness
• Williams sisters reach doubles final
• Garber: Just like old times for Roger Federer
• Bryant: Can Murray destroy the demons?
• Ubha: Djokovic clearly off his game
• Bodo: Hopeless cause for Radwanska?
• Tandon: Five things to watch in the final
• Tandon: From au natural to all made up
• Blog: Wimbledon businesses benefit
• Vote: Who will win the final?
• Digital Serve: Serena's final to lose
• Brad Gilbert's analysis on Federer
• Roger Federer takes down Djokovic
• Roger Federer ecstatic
• Murray's dream almost here
• Murray reaches first Wimbledon final
• Can Murray beat Fed?
• 5 things we learned from the men's semis
Day 10
• Serena stops Azarenka to reach final
• Garber: Serena serves Azarenka off court
• Ubha: Serena conquers inner demons
• Tandon: How much will grass help Federer?
• Vitale: Breakfast at Wimbledon, Baby!
• Digital Serve: Men's semifinal preview
• Lendl on coaching Murray
• Rinaldi looks at the Fed-Djoker rivalry
• Radwanska takes care of Kerber
• 5 things we learned
• Serena's dominant performance
• Serena ecstatic with win
• The essence of power
• Serena spoils Azarenka's bid
Day 9
• Bryant: Murray, Tsonga believe
• Ubha: Five takeaways from the quarters
• Garber: Fed shows legends majestic game
• Tandon: Don't listen to Serena's words
• Harwitt: Why to watch Radwanska-Kerber
• Digital Serve: Women's semifinal preview
• Novak Djokovic dispatches Florian Mayer
• Federer whips Youzhny
• 5 things we learned
• Tsonga defeats Kohlschreiber
• Murray foils Ferrer's bid
• Men's semifinal preview
Day 8
• Recaps: Men | Women
• Bryant: Williams ready for all comers
• Harwitt: Azarenka blooms at Wimbledon
• Garber: Fish went beyond expectations
• Bryant: Federer is not done yet
• Ubha: Not the end for Baker
• 5 things we learned on Day 8
• Serena takes out Kvitova
• Nothing to lose for Serena
• Murray reaches quarterfinals
• What's next for Brian Baker?
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• Recaps: Men | Women
• Garber: Worst-case scenario for Sharapova
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• Clijsters falls short in final Wimbledon
• Digital Serve: Women's quarters preview
• Tom Rinaldi behind the scenes
• Sharapova blown off court
• Serena holds off Shvedova
• Drama for Serena Williams
• 5 things we learned on Day 7
Middle Sunday
• Garber: Players dreaming of Olympic gold
• Ubha: Super Monday breakdown
• Federer ready to rebound
• Players can't wait for the Olympics
• Digital Serve: Day 7 Men's preview
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Parent Pipeline, March 19-25: summer camp info, a garden and flower show and Jewish food festival
Here are our suggestions for this week, some are family events, others are aimed at little ones: Monday, March 19: Free homework help will be available for elementary school students, courtesy of Two Together Inc., from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at the Howe branch of the Albany Public Library. Snacks provided. No appointments needed. Tuesday, […]
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Monday, March 12: Find some good winter clothing at a half-price clothing sale on gently used items for the family at 10 a.m. at the Circles of Mercy-Catherine's Closet, Rensselaer. Sale prices in effect through Friday. Tuesday, March 13: It's Tuesday for Tots at the Children's Museum at Saratoga where the little ones can drop […]
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Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: A Rally Based on Facts
Hess has long been viewed as a company with under-managed assets, which explains why its shares have been underperforming its peers. On July 25, management laid out plans for long-term restructuring by selling some non-core assets to fund increased drilling in select areas, but Cramer said that plan doesn't go far enough for shareholders.
Cramer noted that on the exploration and production side of the business, Hess is seen as unfocused. That's why making even more asset sales could unlock tremendous value. He said the company's assets in the Bakken shale alone are worth $25 a share, while the company's Utica shale assets in Ohio aren't valued at all. Internationally, Hess' West Africa assets are worth $11 a share; Europe, $8, and Asia $17.
Add up all those numbers and investors are already making 17% on their investments, said Cramer, and that's not even including the company's refining operation in New Jersey, nor its 1,300 filling stations along the east coast. Those assets could fetch another $2 billion, or $6 a share.
Both Marathon Petroleum (MRC) and Phillips 66 (PSX) have both proven that refinery spinoffs work, said Cramer, as both of those stocks are near their 52-week highs. The same would be true with Hess, he said, if only management would keep an open mind.
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Nerds Need Love Too
By Anjeanette Carter on October 26, 2011
Hey, fellow nerdists! Pardon my absence, but I had to take a little time off to go get hitched. I was thinking about what my first post back should be, and then it dawned on me: why, weddings, of course! Nerds LOVE weddings, right?!
Even if you are more Battlefield than Bridezillas, I thought you all could appreciate these spectacular and spectacularly nerdy weddings. And possibly get some ideas for your own. That's right. 95% percent of adults get married at least once in their lifetime. Your days are numbered, nerds. So get to planning.
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NOBODY and I mean NOBODY wants to marry me. Nerdy Whovian Girl or not. No guy wants to marry a girl who can recite Monty Python…..unless she's cute. I"m fat. So nobody wants to marry me, so I'll never get married with a bowtie tying our hands together like The Doctor and River Song….because nobody wants me. So my days are open.
I just got married on Oct 8th (Congrats to you on yours!) and while its not nerdy to this scale, my wedding topper was PRETTY nerd if you ask me. Figurines are official, clothes sewn by me.
http://www.ign.com/blogs/vrank92/2011/10/19/my-nerd-flag-flying -
1) You're not as fat as you think.
2) "Fat" men need love too (just like nerds).
3) Ask Matt Mira, being fat is not a permanent condition. I've also lost ~50 pounds over the last 6 months.
4) Being able to recite Monty Python is a + in my book.
5) I am so in for a Doctor Who themed wedding! Although, I'd rather being wearing Rory's centurion armor…
@moni – What Raz said. As a fellow Whovian who can quote Python in my sleep, I can tell that you're bigger on the inside. <3 Hang in there.
(That was a compliment- or a sincere attempt)
@Raz and Jason
Thanks guys.
It's hard out here for a chubby chick. And ya I've lost a lot of weight in recent years, but its still hard for me to get a date.If I could meet sweethearts like you I'd be very happy.
(Love the TARDIS compliment. she's a sexy, sexy thing.)
P.S. centurion armour welcome.
Hang in there moni. As being a Whovian teaches you, the universe is a big place, there's a companion out there for everyone. It might just take some time to find them.
Also, how has nobody commented so far… that man in the star trek wedding does not want to be married… exhibit a) HIS WIFE IS A RED SHIRT!!!
I lost the ability to comment with coherent focus once I saw the Trek wedding. Getting wed on the bridge of the Enterprise D in a mixture of 23rd and 24th dress and standard uniforms…how do you explain these anachronisms? Your marriage is a sham!
I'm dizzy.
Marriage is for pussies, anyway
I almost died laughing at the woman in the Red Shirt. The other thing that jumps out from these photos is Superman's bride and her maid of honor. Both look horrified about the nuptials taking place under giant Superman's giant crotch. That or the bride didn't really want her man to be dressed in tights.
As a nerd who got engaged this weekend, this post came at just the right time. Thanks, Nerdist
Congratulations Anjeanette! =D
Our wedding was moderately Who-oriented. I didn't want costumes or anything, but we gave shot glasses embossed with the Seal of Rasillon, the invitations and cake incorporated Who, and I walked to Rose's theme.
Oh, and the best parts? I got to tell my husband he was 'The Definite Article" in our vows, and our Notary ended the ceremony with, "Kiss the Girl, Doctor" in reference to the old Tom & Lalla Prime computer commercials.
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Wow. So much to comment on. First of all, the chick in the Entterprise-D wedding is wearing a red SKIRT, not a red SHIRT. Red SKIRTS never died on Kirk's watch (he was too busy gettin' jiggy wit'em!!!)
Second – didn't have a nerd wedding myself, but I did marry a girl (after years of thinking there wasn't one for me) who I later converted to a Whovian! She was already sort of a nerd-girl to begin with (she was a gamer when I met her – I'm totally NOT) and now we've brought the "Next Generation" of nerdom into the word: our son Connor!
So, Moni… as the Doctor himself once said, "Brave heart." Sanchmo has it right. And, if I might add my own two gold-pressed latinum bars: it'll happen when you're NOT actively looking for it!
Moni- What David just said– Take heart! It will happen when you're not actively looking for it! Just keep going out to have fun doing things you love, and you're bound to eventually find someone who just clicks. Happened to me when I wasn't actively looking, so you just hang in there, girly! Just be your awesome Who-lovin' self!


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As its name implies, the DLC parodies several games, which we'll allow you to decipher for yourself in the descriptions after the break (take a wild guess at which game those hats are poking fun at). Gearbox and 2K have yet to name a price or firm release date for the content, only giving it a "fall" window. But if you're really into checking the new stuff out as soon as you can, 2K Games is also holding a multiplayer event at its Novato, CA offices in early August -- the main site has details on how to get involved.
And finally, we'd be remiss if we didn't remind you that if you joined the developer's "First Access Club" before DNF dropped back in June, the pack will be free when it eventually launches. We believe Duke would say, "Hell yeah." (But you know, it'd be all gravelly, because that's how he speaks.)New modes:
"Freeze Tag provides some of the most fun team gameplay in Duke Nukem Forever. Players cooperate to freeze and shatter their opponents in succession for huge point streaks and combos. See who can hold on to the babe the longest in Hot Potato and play free-for-all Duke style in Hail to the King.
New maps:
- "Call of Duke – Duke engages in modern combat in a war-torn city. Foes don't stand a chance against the Duke when he spams the map with the N00b T00b.
- Sandpit – Players take the role of mini-Duke in a giant sandbox with two bases at either end made out of children's toys. This map features Sticky Grenades.
- Inferno – Time machine engage! Duke does combat in a hellish landscape of lava and teleporters. Who turned on the 16-bit graphics, and more importantly, where did this DFG come from?
- 2Forts1Bridge – Hats? Duke doesn't need no stinking hats. Give him a minigun and he'll beat off all comers."


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Merlin Mann has posted part two of his year-end roundup of his project to port Getting Things Done, a productivity book aimed at suits, to nerdy types whose life is organized around technology.
I have had the worst time setting up a single, integrated workflow that works for me. I've flitted endlessly between text files, Entourage, Mail.app, vim, online RSS-based calendars, all-in-one apps, paper planners, Moleskines, index cards, and more in search of the right combination. Each tool and habit has its benefits, to be sure, but I never seem to land on a really satisfying set of apps and practices that feels like it has exactly the right "flow" to it. Most corrosively, I often (really often) blow tons of time ramping up to some new bauble only to ultimately discover it lacks some critical piece (export, reminders, etc. etc.). Bad habits for someone who ostensibly wants his work life to be more productive and waste-free.LinkOf course, I can write some of the time and effort down to "research" and the fact that part of my work involves learning about new productivity widgets, but I can't avoid the fact that I still don't have a method of handling all my information (and actual work) in a way that I find satisfying and intuitive. Plus I have to admit to some terrible habits surrounding my ongoing search for "The Perfect System(TM)."


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BATON ROUGE, LA — Another public official has been sentenced in Operation Blighted Officials.
Richard Chambers Sr., 68, of LaPlace, has been sentenced to 30 months imprisonment, 1 year of supervised release following imprisonment, a fine of $10,500, and forfeiture of $11,341.
The defendant was sentenced after having pled guilty to racketeering based on his corrupt activity while Deputy Commissioner for the Louisiana Department of Insurance.
Today's sentence results from the defendant's involvement in two corrupt schemes in 2009 and 2010 while serving as Deputy Commissioner for the Louisiana Department of Insurance. In the first scheme, the defendant used his official position to steer insurance business from municipalities and other entities to an insurance agent in exchange for a split of the commissions. The defendant created the scheme and estimated that it would generate between $200,000 and $4,000,000 in commissions. In the second scheme, the defendant took $5,000 in cash bribes to use his official position to fraudulently secure $500,000 in private investor funding for a conceptual trash can cleaning product.
Acting U.S. Attorney Green stated: "This office, together with our federal, state, and local partners, will continue to aggressively pursue corrupt public officials who line their own pockets at the expense of the public trust. Such corruption undermines the dedicated and honest work performed by the vast majority of our public servants and will not be tolerated. Today's sentence reflects the seriousness of public corruption, while also appropriately crediting a defendant who accepts responsibility and substantially cooperates with the investigation."


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Survey of Current Business
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TESOL Journal -education publications for teachers of english to speakers of other languages.
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Last night got started on the Scrambler and have to keep reminding myself that Paul only wants me to get it running! Such a nice bike, it is very tempting to try and fix everything, must remain strong!
Started with the most obvious, the points cover is off, no points plate and mechanical advance is frozen;
After a good soak with WD-40 and some gentle persuasion, removed the advance mechanism so it can be cleaned and freed up;
Advance reinstalled and working freely;
Removed points plate from one of the donor bikes, cleaned and installed;
Tonite I'll set points, timing and check valves. When the race bike gets back from the exhaust shop, will put the CV carbs on and get it started.
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One of the peculiar things about the Fox News Channel is that they actually do invite progressive guests onto some of the shows. Last night on the O'Reilly Factor (3/22/11), we saw Code Pink's Medea Benjamin talkingabout Libya. Of course, there's a political point O'Reilly is trying to make; in this case, he was contrasting Benjamin's anti-war position to the pro-war positions expressed by some Obama-friendly MSNBC hosts.
O'Reilly's got a point there. (This is not something I'm used to saying.) But never fear–he's still perfectly capable of making his own completely absurd arguments. Like this:
O'REILLY: They have succeeded in stopping a slaughter that would have happened had they not started the bombing. Correct?
BENJAMIN: Well, we don't know what would have happened. You can't tell.
O'REILLY: Well, come on, Medea, you've got to do the math. You know? You've got to do the math.
BENJAMIN: How you can know what would have happened?
O'REILLY: Based on history. Based on what had happened in the past.
BENJAMIN: Look what happened when we were going to overthrow another terrible dictator, Saddam Hussein.
O'REILLY: Yes. Look what happened? He couldn't kill anybody. We got him out of there.
BENJAMIN: We have Iraqis that….
O'REILLY: OK, that war didn't turn out well, but it did — it did neutralize Saddam Hussein, and he couldn't murder anybody else. And that's why this action was taken.
BENJAMIN: And Iraqis now say they're worse off, with millions of them having fled the country. We unleashed…
O'REILLY: They're better off now than they were. Medea, they're much better off.
BENJAMIN: I don't think they are.O'REILLY: You can go to Iraq and walk around. OK? You couldn't do that under Saddam Hussein.
BENJAMIN: You can't walk around very much right now.
O'REILLY: Let's get back to Libya.
If I were Bill O'Reilly, I think I'd probably want to avoid bringing up the Iraq War as a model for the Libya bombings.


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Asus Zenbook UX305 review
TechRadar ProUpdatedWith, a gorgeous 1080p screen and ample SSD storage, this extremely affordable Ultrabook has a lot going for it.
UpdatedWith, a gorgeous 1080p screen and ample SSD storage, this extremely affordable Ultrabook has a lot going for it.
The new Asus Transformer Book T300 Chi is thinner, lighter and has a few new tricks up its sleeve.
The Asus N550JK is not flashy or very portable, but it offers plenty of power and can even handle fairly recent games. Just be sure to get the IPS screen version for the best experience.
It might be cheap and not too sharp, but the Asus GL551 gaming laptop packs a wallop for all your mobile PC gaming needs.
IFA 2014Asus may well have a winner in this one but it will have to be smart about how to position it.
The latest Zenbook is more than just a thin-and-light laptop, but ultimately falls short of cream of the crop.
Cheap and well-featured, this could be the perfect small laptop for students
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Aries: The planets are in your house of finances, Aries. Even though you'll have a romantic night, you'll need to watch your spending. Stay at home and plan a sexy night in. Being at home alone with your sweetie will be just enough to get the passion going anyhow.
Taurus: Wow! Both planets are in your 1st house. If you're single, definitely head out this night. Your beauty and confidence is soaring. The spotlight will be on you whether you're cruising solo or attached. It doesn't matter where you go, all eyes will be on you.
Gemini: Mars is hooking up with the love planet in your house of secrets. A blind date could go very well if you're single, but be on the look out. He or she may not be telling you the whole truth about their relationship status. Couples, have a private night relaxing together. Pop open your favorite bottle of bubbly and celebrate your love.
Cancer: Venus and Mars meet in your house of friends and social events. A wingman could play a huge part in introducing you to someone special for those that are single. Couples, a social event could do wonders for your love life. Don't be couch potatoes this Friday night.
Leo: Although you could have great luck in romance this day, the real excitement could lie around your business. You could receive praise from a higher up or even make career advancements. Be sure to celebrate with someone you love.
Virgo: With Venus and Mars in your house of long distance travel, you and your sweetie could have the most romantic vacation yet. If you're traveling at the moment, like I am, then plan a special night out or just shack up all evening in your hotel room and order room service. Love will most definitely be a highlight
Libra: Venus and Mars shack up in your eighth house of sex. It's possible you could have a hot and steamy night whether you're in a relationship or not. If you aren't in a committed union, be responsible when it comes to sex. Hit the drug store and stock up on those prophylactics!
Scorpio: Plan an intimate evening out by finding a quiet and romantic restaurant. You'll need to hear what each other has to say because you may be planning some big events for your future. Venus and Mars are locking eyes in your house of partnerships. You could seal the deal now.
Sagittarius: Your ruler is hooking up with the red planet in your house of fitness and activities, so plan a special date. Take your bicycles and a picnic basket to the beach or go camping, even if it's just in your back yard. Romance is found underneath the stars this night.
Capricorn: The two planets are getting hot and heavy in your house of true love. If you have your eye on a special someone, it's best to ask him or her out that Friday night. Sparks will most definitely fly! Don't miss the opportunity.
Aquarius: With Venus and Mars in your house of home, you don't need to go far to get those sparks flying. Surprise your sweetie with a romantic night in. Explore all of your senses. This is a night you won't forget.
Pisces: Head out of town for the weekend, Leo. With the planets in your house of short distance travel, a bed and breakfast in a secluded town near by would be the perfect way to get the romance brewing.
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Good morning! I know . . . don't faint or anything . . . but I have another simple card today. It's not as clean as yesterday but it can still be made rather simply and is another easy to mail generic card (just don't make the bow as big as I did).
The image was water colored with Rusty Hinge, Forrest Moss and Tumbled Glass Distress Inks.
The background is made with watercolor paper that was die cut with A2 Matting Basics A. It was then swished around on the craft sheet with water and Rusty Hinge Distress Stain and embossed with Ornamental Iron M-Bossabilities while still damp.
I just love the depth of the embossing that is created when using damp watercolor paper!
The seam binding was dyed with Rusty Hinge.
That's it for me right now! I've got some errands to run today and hopefully more time playing in the studio. I still need to get the darn thing organized since the move upstairs . . . perhaps that's part of my mojo problem . . . I can't find a damn thing when I need it.
Have a great day and thanks for stopping by!
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NibMor's co-founders and employees know their core consumer so well that they've given her a name: Lucy.
'We've spent the greater part of the last year really connecting to Lucy and understanding what she wants, how she wants it and how we can deliver it to her," says Jennifer Love, co-founder and CEO of the chocolate company. "We believe we understand how she feels and can speak to her like she's one of our best friends."
When Rob Paul, founder, CEO and chief science officer of Nawgan, created a functional beverage to improve brain performance, it was the science that came easy. Paul, after all, does have a science background. His standing as a university professor with a Ph.D. in biopsychology and a specialty in neuropsychology matched perfectly with his vision to create a functional brain improvement beverage. It was all of the other stuff, however – business operations, marketing and even flavor – that posed the greater challenges.
Paul was settled on the science – an anchor combination of Cognizin, also known as citocoline, and caffeine met all of his thresholds for the functionality of the beverage. The Cognizin contains choline – which is available in many foods, such as potatoes, and cauliflower – as well as cytidine. In his research, Paul found that people who consume 250mg of Cognizin daily experience improved performance on a test of attention. So he made sure that every can of Nawgan would contain 250mg of Cognizin, as well.
Monarch Custom Beverages stays true to its name. As a contract beverage manufacturer, the Cold Spring Brewing Co. subsidiary works with private label-brand customers to provide each one with a unique product. Whether energy drinks, teas, juice, carbonated soft drinks, fruit-flavored beverages, beer or flavored malt beverages, Monarch Custom Beverages is able to walk its clients from A to Z and produce a one-of-a-kind quality beverage. The company's manufacturing facility produces more than 30 million cases of canned and bottled beverages annually. In working with partner bottlers, Monarch Custom Beverages can produce in excess of another 10 million cases annually.
Founded in 1945 as Southeastern Beverages Inc., a lot has changed about Craig Distributing over the years. But one thing that has always remained true about the company's operations is its commitment to providing the best possible services to its local Indiana communities.
Craig Distributing has been an exclusive Anheuser-Busch product line distributor for close to a decade. The company also has a Nestle division. Headquartered in Aurora, Ind., the company was once owned by a number of stakeholders. Today, the company is solely owned by Richard Craig.
Not many retailers have had the honor of being recognized for their time in their communities, but Clark Appliance soon will. For a century, the company has sold high-quality appliance products to people in Indianapolis.
"We're one of the very few that has seen 100 years in our business," President Bob Clark says. His grandfather, Revere Jacobs, started the business with a single store in 1913 that sold washing machines.
Launched in California in 1997, Rocket Dog Brands has grown into one of the leading footwear brands for girls. The company's roots stretch to the beach with its EVA and sport products, but it has evolved its collections and introduced full product lines in everything from casual, sandals, flats, dress and boots, and strives to deliver fashion trend relevant styling each season for this consumer.
"Our brand is very California and playful, and we have been a leader for young girls and teens 15 to 17 with a broad appeal and crossover in the 19 to 25 range, as well," CEO Cathy Taylor says. "We want to be true to our California roots and the DNA of our brand in casual and relaxed styling. We know our customer and we give her fashion and fun."
The world of women's fashion is vast, with a seemingly infinite number of choices. Standing out among the ocean of brands that can be found in the world's most popular department stores is a daunting proposition, but that's a challenge Joyce Azria is only too eager to take on. As creative director of BCBGeneration, Azria says it's her job to make sure the brand hits its target market with apparel that appeals to young women's style and budget considerations. With five years already under its belt, it's clear that BCBGeneration is living up to Azria's expectations.
Innovation and good fortune can help any business get off to a good start. Such is the legacy of Architec Housewares, a growing designer, manufacturer and distributor of an array of unique housewares.
Architec Housewares is the housewares division of its family-owned parent company, Alice Ink, spearheaded by CEO Kathy Sellers. The company also owns Plastec Lawn and Garden run by Sellers' sister Susan Yeager who serves as president. Architec, which is led by Sellers' daughter Jenna Sellers Miller as president and Erin Yergens as operations manager, has seen steady growth since it devised a cutting board with a non-slip surface known as The Gripper. It is now seeing additional opportunities arise.


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quote:Anthony Pettis said he is willing to drop down to 145 to fight Aldo
quote:I guess I'll root for Overoid so Cain can smash him later on.
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Due to the speed of business today and the huge amounts of data generated or processed in very specialized sectors such as education & research, healthcare or multimedia, organizations must find new ways to take advantage of their information assets. Recent advances in storage management, network speed and computing enable companies to leverage their capital of Big Data and gain a competitive advantage.
Forrester Research estimates that organizations effectively use less than 5 percent of their available data. Simply because the rest is too expensive to exploit. Big Data technologies are an important step, because they allow organizations to access the remaining 95 percent in an efficient and affordable way. Imagine the case of two competing companies, if one uses 15 percent of its information value and the other only 5 percent, which one will win? Leveraging the Digital Capital of an organization means embracing its different activities in a global view, to develop, refine and refocus its business. It is a way to better identify risks, to streamline supply chains, to understand customers and develop new products, services or business models. It is simply a necessity when processing medical images or 3D animation objects.
IT infrastructures must be able to store bigger volumes and many types of data while controlling costs. The rate of data renewal is also to be taken into account. Big Data infrastructures must distribute data processing closer to the users to avoid saturating the network. The distribution of data processing to provide input to analysis tools and real-time responses is a real challenge for the organizations.
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Bull archiving solutions enable cost reduction by offloading the 60% of dormant data on primary storage, then by dividing by at least 2 the protection costs. It protects your information assets thus eliminating the risk of losing emails stored in laptop and helps you being compliant with your email regulations (internal & external). They leverage end user and email server productivity while making a recovery plan possible.
StoreWay email and archiving solutions treat the problem at the root. Storage audit services identify key issues and priorities for remedial action, with an identified ROI. By classifying data and associating archive policies such as data age, size, type, owner and retention period, data can be transparently moved to archive media that has lower cost, and is better adapted to the needs of long-term data archiving.
This has an immediate impact on the amount of primary storage that is required, and mechanically reduces the data backup window and reduces tenfold the amount of backup storage required.
Data archiving serves no purpose if archive data cannot be found and recovered rapidly by end users and compliance managers. That is why StoreWay email and archiving solutions provide features such as Content Indexing, self-service recovery and full auditing of all movements of file and email data to and from archive media.
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