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I have an Amber Ale kit in primary right now. Extract kit. Today is the 14th day in primary. Fermentation temp has been a steady 66-68 degrees. OG was right where it needed to be. So I have checked the FG 3 times in the last 4 days and all 3 readings have been the same.. 1.018, however, the instructions say the FG should be 1.014-1.016. With the FG being higher than the kit states, will I have bottle bombs if I bottle now?
Probably not. Your beer is pretty young and probably not cleared completely but your FG sounds like it's as low as it is going to get.
I agree with Nurmey. You should be fine.
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Do you suggest I let it sit longer?
Longer is always better. I can be a bit impatient though. Usually I put half in the fridge and leave half out. That way when its time to drink the last half, they've been out another 2 to 3 weeks.
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Three or four weeks is good for clearing and aging but if you don't have a pipeline, it's very hard to be patient and wait. If you absolutely can't stand it any longer, everyone will understand if you bottle at two weeks.
Ok.. so when if I have 48 bottle bombs in my girlfriends coat closet, will you come visit me at the hospital or even my grave? I have heard extract kits FG is a little higher then normal.. I think im gonna bottle in a few days and keep my fingers crossed because seriously, my girl will kill me.
Well if you do have bottle bombs and your GF kills you, we want pictures. Obviously, we're only asking for them to prosecute your GF, of course. Heh, and if you don't have 48 bottle bombs, we all want a beer. Not to mention the fact that if either of you has a fat sister. . . .
They won't explode. If your gravity is consistent and its close your just fine. I've had 3 batches not hit the exact FG and none have exploded yet. Just don't put to much priming sugar in your mix and all will be well...


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It's the million-dollar question. Has the Dubai property market turned a corner? Hesham Al Qassim pauses and his face breaks into a wide smile. "What do you think?" he asks. I mutter something unintelligible about increased demand for premium areas of the city.
Al Qassim's smile widens. "The market is starting to roll over again," he corrects me. "I think it's the right time for it. The market has to move at some point; it's four years from the time that everything started to slow down, and I think that prices have gone below the right level. It's the right level to buy again."
It's fair to say that nearly every self-proclaimed expert has had his opinion on the state of play in Dubai's real estate market since the bubble burst in 2008. But then again, Al Qassim is in a far better position than most to give a transparent assessment. He is the CEO of Wasl Asset Management, which looks after the property portfolio owned by the government's Dubai Real Estate Corporation (DREC). Put another way, Al Qassim heads up the emirate's biggest landlord.
Wasl's reach stretches throughout Dubai; from the older parts of the city to New Dubai, its leasehold footprint covers residential, commercial and hospitality projects. As a result, Al Qassim's opinion matters. And taking a look back at Wasl's deliveries during the four years between 2008 and now, it's clear that the firm hasn't kept quiet — adding almost 10,000 units to its portfolio in what has been undoubtedly a tough time for the market.
In fact, while other developers stayed well clear of the market, Wasl kept on adding new properties, after a short hiatus in 2009. That year, it added 1,154 units, but this figure was ramped up to a sliver under 4,000 units in 2010, 3,191 units in 2011 and 414 units already delivered this year.
"In 2006 and 2007, the plan and the view was that we needed to have more residential for medium-income people; that was delivered between 2008 and 2009 and was leased out very quickly," Al Qassim says. "Then we had the requirement that for more villas to be developed in Jumeirah, and again, that was successful."
Those efforts appear to have paid off. Of the 25,689-strong portfolio currently under Wasl management, Al Qassim says that just over 98 percent is occupied. Part of the firm's success has been down to its diversification strategy.
"In 2010 and 2011, we predicted that the hospitality and leisure sector would really need a lot of new projects," he adds. "So we announced last year a list of our leisure projects, which will take us through 2012 and 2013."
As a result, Wasl has several mixed-use projects in the pipeline (see box) — two in Jumeirah and one in Deira. That move looks to have been prescient, given the recent performance of the hotels sector in Dubai. Last week, Ernst & Young reported that revenue per available room (RevPAR) in the emirate rose by 12.7 percent in the first half.
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Posted by: igk Thursday, 23 August 2012 8:45 AM[UAE] - UAEThe Govt should back private developers that are stuck with land banks or half built projects in this market instead of getting back to their old crazy development spree of launching 100 projects for a population of 10.
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Posted by: Mahmood Ali Monday, 13 August 2012 3:47 PM[UAE] - Toronto CanadaIn Canada the real estate market took 20 years to come up to its previous level. One such example was in 1988 when the real estate bubble burst in Canada.
Because Wasl is backed by government funds he can rent properties at a loss of profit instead of keeping it vacant. A solatary exception is not an indicator of a realestate market.
Unless the government controll new building permits or put a hold on new construction for a year or two Dubai will become a ghost town with more vacant properties in the long run.


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I'm very pleased with Outshine, but I have to admit that I'm a Redken junkie !!! I apply Outshine to my damp hair on days that I just pull it back into a bun, it really helps with frizzies. I have very thick, coarse, naturally curly hair that has absolutly no shine unless I use this product... I haven't tried it on days I diffuse my hair, I'll update later =)
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I asked a girl at work who's hair was flawless what she used and she told me about this product. It is very helpful for frizzy unmanageable hair, but I dont apply to roots because it is too heavy, but it does great for my dry damaged hair at the bottom. I am on my second bottle after trying phyto defrisiant which all the mags rave about and it sucked!! I was so pissed 25 bucks on crap. But outshine is only 15 bucks and it does a good job. Still searching for the ultimate cure, but this helps until then.
This did not do anything for my fine slightly wavy hair. I did not notice any more shine or any less frizz. It doesn't give any hold either (although I knew that when I bought it) so I won't buy it again. Until I run out I will continue to use it up by mixing some with the straightening gel or with Anti-Snap leave-in conditioner.


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Set in Edwardian London and on the stormy coasts of Cornwall, Cape Cod, and Nova Scotia, Thunderstruck evokes the dynamism of those years when great shipping companies competed to build the biggest, fastest ocean liners; scientific advances dazzled the public with visions of a world transformed; and the rich outdid one another with ostentatious displays of wealth. Against this background, Marconi races against incredible odds and relentless skepticism to perfect his invention: the wireless, a prime catalyst for the emergence of the world we know today. Meanwhile, Crippen, "the kindest of men", nearly commits the perfect crime.
With his superb narrative skills, Erik Larson guides these parallel narratives toward a relentlessly suspenseful meeting on the waters of the North Atlantic. Along the way, he tells of a sad and tragic love affair that was described on the front pages of newspapers around the world, a chief inspector who found himself strangely sympathetic to the killer and his lover, and a driven and compelling inventor who transformed the way we communicate.
Thunderstruck presents a vibrant portrait of an era of séances, science, and fog, inhabited by inventors, magicians, and Scotland Yard detectives, all presided over by the amiable and fun-loving Edward VII as the world slid inevitably toward the first great war of the 20th century.
Gripping from the start, and rich with fascinating detail about the time, the people, and the new inventions that connect and divide us, Thunderstruck is splendid narrative history from a master of the form.
©2006 Erik Larson; (P)2006 Random House, Inc.
"Larson has a knack for creating genuine suspense in his writing, and his latest is thoroughly enthralling." (Booklist)
"Splendid, beautifully written....Thunderstruck triumphantly resurrects the spirit of another age." (Publishers Weekly)
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I always enjoy Erik Larson's way of blending historical facts and events with the seedy, sometimes gory details of true crime. While the subject matter is not as sinister as Devil in the White City, the book does not disappoint. Exploring Marconi's invention of the radio, something which we take for granted in today's world as practically passe, Larson weaves in a tale of murder which would seemingly have nothing to do with it. And yet, as ever, it all comes together in the end. A very good listen to anyone who enjoys true crime, biographies, or both.
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Not on the edge, however I did not stop reading daily
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Learning about Marconni and the intrigue of the murder mystery.
The doctor.
I have not listened to Balaban's other performances, but he did a great job.
Only criticisms were that author could have been clearer about finanical picture of Marconi's company and could have given a better explanation as to how mistriss was so deceived by the doctor. I can't go into detail on the later point without giving away the plot.
"History Has Its Secrets"
Most of us know of the inventor of "wireless," later known as radio, but like all great creations there was one event that launched this clumsy technology permanently onto the world stage. And as Mr. Larson likes to remind us, the attention grabber is a gruesome murder.
If you enjoyed Erik Larson's master piece The Devil in the White City, this story will equally satisfy. I highly recommend it. Mr. Balaban has good pace and a voice that complements this riveting story.
"Horrible Narrator"
Bob Balaban, the narrator, detracted from the book by putting commas where they weren't and changing the speed of his read from mach 1 to molasses at the oddest times. The fastest was at the beginning of the book and he'd slow to describe the dessert at the electrical engineering dinner in Canada - really, who cares?
I looked up Bob Balaban to make sure I'd never listen to one of his books again - this is his only one, I guess narrating was a bad and short career move; wish I had gotten the abridged version, I see it has a different narrator. Anyone would have been better. If this had been my first audible book I'd have cancelled my account immediately!
"Great Story Well Told"
Erik Larson tells incredibly interesting stories and I found his self-proclaimed ramblings away from the main subject very interesting and engaging. Erik is on my list of buy and read or listen to every new book he produces without question because I know they will be interesting, entertaining and compelling. And Bob Balaban's reading of the book was top notch. True fun.
"Needed more excitement"
the author spent a lot of unneccesary time talking about the technical struggles of getting wireless telegraphy to work. that, coupled with the monotone of the reader, made this book a real job to read.
there should have been a lot more focus on the murder and its investigation.
the reader starts my saying that there will be a lot of detail about the science around the murder but very little is really brought forward.
this book should have been 2 hours at the most.
"Was this about a murder?"
I think this author actually wanted to write a book about the invention of the wireless telegraph, and only used the promise of a murder story as a pretense...since I'm guessing under a thousand people in the entire world would have purchased this if they had known the extent to which the author was going to drone on with every painful detail about the invention and marketing of the wireless radio...with the occasional tidbit about a dysfunctional marriage inserted randomly here or there.
I wanted to slap this author. There was entirely too much detail about architectural styles and techniques in the prior book, "The Devil in the White City"...but at least the villian in that one was a seriously disturbed, gruesome, off the charts psychopath that more than made up for the engineering lessons. The "villian" in "Thunderstruck" is a dull, henpecked, bore whose actions were fairly predictable and almost sympathetic... If only he had killed the main character and off'd himself too, he could have saved me several hours of this snooze-fest...
This book is so interesting and full of history. I highly recommend it, and was one of those books that I had a hard time putting it down.
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BioLineRx's EDP-14, For Treatment Of Severe And Persistent Asthma, To Enter The Company's Main Therapeutic Pipeline As BL-9010
BioLineRx (NASDAQ: BLRX)(TASE: BLRX), a biopharmaceutical development company, announced today that following promising pre-clinical data, EDP-14, for the treatment of severe and persistent asthma, has been added to the Company's main therapeutic pipeline. The project is now named BL-9010. Previously, the project was developed under BioLineRx's Early Development Program.
BL-9010, a novel bi-specific antibody treatment for severe and persistent asthma, targets and links together two immunological modulators - IgE and CD300a. Allergen-bound IgE activates cells involved in allergic responses, such as mast cells, while CD300a inhibits immune responses. Professor Francesca Levi-Schaffer from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the inventor of BL-9010, found that CD300a is expressed on mast cells and that linking IgE with CD300a using a bi-specific antibody leads to potent inhibition of allergic reactions characteristic of asthma. In murine models of experimental asthma, BL-9010 significantly blocked allergic responses. Importantly, this could be reproduced in human mast cells, where BL-9010 was shown to inhibit the allergic reaction of these cells in-vitro. The human mast cells were activated by IgE molecules from allergic patients and by specific allergens, mimicking the human disease, while BL-9010 prevented the release of allergy-mediating substances by the cells.
"Asthma is a highly prevalent disease with no satisfactory cure that affects millions of people around the world," said Dr. Kinneret Savitsky, CEO of BioLineRx. "The results of the pre-clinical trials were extremely impressive and convincing, and raise hopes that BL-9010 will be an effective treatment. As a result, the project is now being advanced to our main product pipeline and will be further developed at an accelerated pace. Due to its unique mechanism of action, promising in-vivo results and the true unmet medical need, this project, although still in pre-clinical stages of development, is already attracting the interest of potential partners."
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DEMOREST -- The Piedmont College baseball team has now taken two of the first three in a weekend series with USA South leader Huntingdon College as the Lions posted a 9-3 win in Game 2 earlier Saturday.
PC held a 6-0 lead through six innings as the Hawks struggled against freshman starter Preston Graham while the offense held up for the Lions in the Saturday win to put pressure on HC in the Sunday afternoon contest to avoid the sweep.
Graham went six strong innings as he allowed just five hits and shut out the Hawks while on the mound, a team that has scored the 4th most runs in all the USA South. Graham struck out a half dozen issuing just two walks as well moving his record to 4-3 on the season with the win as the lefty put himself in consideration for Rookie Pitcher of the Week in the league with his Saturday afternoon performance.
The two teams would be scoreless through two and a half as Piedmont headed to the bottom of the third looking for a spark, one which they would get as Will Skidmore legged out an infield single with one out in the inning to put a runner aboard. Keith Grabowski followed up his teammate's lead drawing a walk to put two on with still just one out as the Lions threatened early.
After a ground out to 1st by Griffin Olson moved both runners into scoring position, it was time for Josh Bailey to be the hero as the disciplined hitter got the pitch he was looking for tripling in both runners to give Piedmont a 2-0 lead as the outfielder ignited the third base side with his timely hitting.
Bailey's two-out, 2-RBI triple would stand as the only scores in a tight ballgame until the Lions blew it wide open in the fifth with a four-spot as Skidmore this time led the inning off with a triple of his own. Grabowski singled in his teammate on the next at-bat and would later be sacrificed into scoring position on a bunt from Olson as the Lions executed well at the plate on the afternoon.
After Josh Bailey walked to put a pair on, Michael Barnes singled through the right side to score both Bailey and Grabowski making the margin now 5-0 PC as the home team put the pressure square on the Hawks who came into the weekend with just one loss in 12 conference games. Already having dropped a game to PC on Friday night to begin the series, PC saw Daniel Lindsey exploit the hole in the right side again as he singled in a run to put Piedmont up a half dozen after six innings.
Up 6-0 and putting the ball in reliever Matt Stephens' hand, Piedmont would give up three runs to HC in the top of the 7th as a Gunnar Peters double put the Hawks down 6-3 slicing the deficit in half.
However, the Lions would respond after the stretch at Loudermilk as a double by the DH Brad Stinson helped Evan Gresham score to make it 7-3 PC as the home team answered with a big run to slow the visitors' momentum. After Josh Thomas threw a scoreless 8th for PC, the Lions would have another chance to add to the lead, doing so in a big way in the home half of the inning as a two-out Josh Bailey single kept the inning alive for the big hitting first baseman for PC, Breck Davidson.
Eerily enough, last night's ballgame had a similar situation in the 8th inning as Bailey drew a one-out walk and stood on first with Davidson coming up to the plate. Davidson took a Huntingdon pitch over the fence in left center in that situation as his two-run homer with Bailey on first tied the game up at 11 a piece on Friday night and sparked a 9-run 8th inning that handed PC an 18-11 victory in the opener.
This time coming to the plate with a four-run lead in hand, Davidson again saw his teammate Bailey on first and gave the fans déjà vu as he tattooed the first pitch he saw in the at-bat drilling a Hawk offering over the fence in left again setting ablaze the fans atop the hill in front of Purcell Hall. Davidson's two run homer is his second such blast in as many days and games as has now three on the season, tying him for the lead in that category amongst all USA South hitters.
That two-run shot in the 8th deflated any chance of a Huntingdon rally as Thomas finished out his two and a third on the mound sealing a 9-3 win at home for PC in the friendly confines at Loudermilk.
The Lions were led at the plate by six different players who each had a pair of hits as the group was highlighted by Josh Bailey's 2-for-4 day with two runs scored, two RBIs and a walk as he pushes his nation-leading walk total to 22 on the season. Evan Gresham also picked up two hits and scored two runs as he is now 7-for-11 in the series with five runs scored and two RBIs. Davidson made his only hit count going one for four with two runs driven in and a run scored while also drawing a walk.
Piedmont moves to 14-6 overall and improves to 7-4 in league play with the win as the Lions now will look for the sweep with a win at home tomorrow afternoon as they host the Hawks for the finale of the three-game series.
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great healthy snack,raw muesli,sugar alternatives using equal & stewed apples
small amount butter.diabetic friendly.
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if not diabetic can use 150grms butter instead of oil& butter mix,also replace equal with normal sugar and no need to use the apple for liquid.everyone loves these,they dont know their low fat ,alt sugar,its better for whole family,can add any other fruits cut fine & nuts
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2 1/2 pounds (12 to 15 count) shrimp
1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 cup good mayonnaise
1 tablespoon orange zest (2 oranges)
2 tablespoons freshly squeezed orange juice
1 tablespoon gluten free white wine vinegar
1/4 cup minced fresh dill
2 tablespoons capers, drained
2 tablespoons small-diced red onion
Butter leaf lettuce, torn in bite sized pieces
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
Peel and devein the shrimp. Place them on a sheet pan with the olive oil, 1 teaspoon salt and 1/2
teaspoon pepper and toss together. Spread the shrimp on one layer and roast for 6 to 8 minutes, just until pink, firm and cooked through. Allow to cool for 3 minutes.
Meanwhile, make the sauce. In a large bowl, whisk together the mayonnaise, orange zest, orange juice, vinegar, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and 1/2 teaspoon pepper. When the shrimp are cool, add them to the sauce and toss. Add the dill, capers, and red onion and toss well. The flavors will improve if you allow the salad to sit at room temperature for 30 minutes. Otherwise, chill, toss with lettuce and serve at room temperature.
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F — Amath M'Baye (6-9, Jr.): The Big 12 Preseason Newcomer of the Year is ready to showcase his talents after sitting out last season after transferring from Wyoming.
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F — Romero Osby (6-8, Sr.): Solid both outside and in, shot 49 percent last season.
G — Steven Pledger (6-4, Sr.): The Sooners' leading scorer last season is back for more.
G — Je'lon Hornbeak (6-3, Fr.): A smart decision-maker and constant giver of high effort.
G — Isaiah Cousins (6-3, Fr.): Incredible court vision and smooth passer.
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G — Sam Grooms (6-1, Sr.): A solid ballhandler who helps calm the sometimes over-energized squad
G — Buddy Hield (6-3, Fr.): Immediate producer from the bench with a can't-lose mentality
F — Andrew Fitzgerald (6-8, Sr.): A natural power forward who started every game the last two seasons.
F — Tyler Neal (6-7, So.): Former Putnam City West standout is a versatile forward who can play against any man — big or small.
C — Casey Arent (6-10, Sr.): Solid passer and one of the bigger bodies in the Big 12.
G — Cameron Clark (6-6, Jr.): Former starter who's a well-rounded small forward.
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G — James Fraschilla (5-10, So.): Known for his trick-shot videos and upbeat attitude.
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Nice shot!, looks like a good place for an old Bridge fan like myself to visit! :)
Not happy with the cellar being filled in but lets hope the refurbishment re-opens it....
These are the ruins of Pine Vale Farm owned by the Pearce family in the early 1900's. Charles Pearce and his wife Mary Anna lived here with their 10 children. They were pioneers of the Narrandera District and farmed wheat and cotton. The house was built in around 1870? Sadly squatters burnt the house down in the 1970's. Thank you for providing these photos Snucklepuff.
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So now that season two of The Walking Dead is over, I needed another show to watch. I heard good things about Game of Thrones so I decided to give it a shot. I think the first episode had like a pair of boobs per every five minutes of viewing ratio. Couple that with the medieval/fantasy setting, and I didn't stand a chance. I was hooked to the max. My wife is less impressed with the boob ratio, but she watches with me. We just finished episode seven and it is a freaking good show. Of course, this is my subjective opinion, so let me correct my last statement, I think this is a freaking awesome show. Sorry, no youtube examples of the boob ratio, but the show is more than just boobs. Pretty engaging and they do a good job of ending each episode on a cliff hanger to keep you wanting more. So that's pretty much my take on it for now.
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you on season 1 or 2?
season 1, hopefully it stays just as good through out.
it does…just try not to watch it all straight through…makes you hate that there arent more episodes
lol, too late. Why was I born a glutton?
It is a really good series xD Like the saying goes: "Game of Thrones is 50% epic, 40% blood, and 10% porn!"
lol, that is a good saying.
Love the show! The nudity is ofc a big + But it has so much more!
ahaha, yea. For sure, I was not doing the show justice by just referring to the nudity before. I might have to read the books, I'm so hooked and I haven't read a book cover to cover in a couple of years.
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Playing Old Testament
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Now _that's_ a tract I'd leave on someone's windshield.
I think it'd be more effective with a small caption "Is this the God Jesus speaks of?"
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That ain't the half of it. The OTG was murdering, sadistic, and cowardly. I'd call him an asshole but that would be insulting to your anal orifice.
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No, He wasn't and isn't. You can't see truthfully in your own light Stephen, neither can I friend. That's why He offers us a light by which we may see clearly, in the Light of Truth. (Ps 36:9). Once I was blind, now I see?
All the best.
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You're _STILL_ blind, John C. – put down your straw, and quit drinking the koolaid.
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See what?
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First you have to isolate yourself and starve nearly to death to get the kind of visions John C sees.
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LOS ANGELES — Mariel Hemingway, makeup-free and in sweats, is gorgeous. That bone structure, her cheetah-like build and flowing hair have been familiar for decades. What's disarming is her forthright approach to a rough family history and her determination to live the happy and healthy life that eluded so many of her relatives.
Mariel Hemingway urges change to help others find a personal best
She knows a lot, she says, about what it takes to live a happy life — no matter your cheekbones or pedigree. Perhaps it's because she's seen enough unhappiness to last many lifetimes: for starters, the suicides of her supermodel sister and her legendary grandfather, as well as five other relatives. And there's the depression she endured for many years.
With a new documentary film, "Running From Crazy," and a book, "The WillingWay," written with her business and romantic partner, Bobby Williams, she hopes to inspire other people to find their best lives.
"We invite you to look at how you are living your life," she says, and from there, make changes — be it a different breakfast or a different spouse.
Williams and Hemingway, perhaps best known for her Oscar-nominated performance in "Manhattan," try to practice what they preach at WillingWay Ranch, not far from Pepperdine University in Malibu. It's their home and their laboratory.
There are animals: 11 Rhode Island red chickens (the couple trades the eggs at the farmers market); two dogs, the obvious masters of their universe; and several dozen hummingbirds that flit among three porch feeders and a chubby bush below.
The stone-fronted house is modest, just 1,100 square feet, and full of books, Buddha statues, iron teapots and a big white L-shaped couch. Outside, a luxuriously big wraparound porch has two sitting areas, a barbecue and a fireplace.
There are rock-climbing holds on the ceiling, so Williams can Spider-Man his way around. Those are just the tip of the athletic iceberg at the WillingWay Ranch, a veritable playground of pingpong, footballs, bikes, kettle bells, a rope ladder, climbing wall, weights, a basketball hoop, two slack lines, swimming pool, trampoline and a Wiffle ball diamond where former owners kept horses.
Then there's the two-story red-and-white tepee that was Hemingway's 51st birthday gift last fall. Inside, rugs and pillows ring a rock fire pit — one of life's simple but powerful pleasures, Hemingway says.
When the fire is strong, "guys get their egos on, one-upping each other in their stories," Williams says. "As the fire dies down, everyone gets quiet. Heads are going on laps. No one is making fun of each other."
On a walk around the yard, the partners are chatty and warm. Williams starts climbing the rope ladder, his strength from years as a stuntman obvious. Hemingway follows, her big, strong hands and muscled arms enabling a nimble climb.
Everything at the ranch supports their view that simple things make them healthier and happier, that happiness is basic, even though "everything in our world says it has to be complicated," Hemingway says.
Anyone might conclude, "Of course they're happy. They're beautiful, affluent, smart." They readily acknowledge their blessings, especially the chance to turn what they love into their work promoting physical and mental health.
That wasn't always the case.
Hemingway, the youngest of three girls born to Jack Hemingway, the son of writer Ernest Hemingway and his first wife, Hadley Richardson, turned to nature to escape a family where alcohol, fights and mental illness all played outsized roles, she says.
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Hello everyone! I hope that you had a really nice weekend and that you are enjoying your week so far. I have been busy working alongside of Thorsten fixing my bloggy blog (yes, again – more trouble) but most of the issues are not ones you'd see so no worries, more behind the scenes stuff. I want to ask a favor though… if you have decor8 on your blogroll can you please update the link to point to decor8blog.com and NOT to my old blog addy on blogspot. Ah, that's just swell. Thanks so much.
Okay so with that being said, welcome to another decor8ing week. :) I am happy to be here, I love showing up to visit you and to see what's going on out there in blog design land as it's an exciting place to be. It's our space, you know? I'm grateful we can all meet online each day and share our ideas through blogs and sites like Facebook (by the way, I'm a Facebook addict and if you want to be my Facebook friend you can simply click here.) I also have a decor8 blog network over there if you feel like joining. I'm not sure exactly what the benefits are to having a blog network on Facebook but I reasoned since most of my friends have their blog listed I should join in on the action too.
It's time for Etsy Take Five Tuesday! Yay! Here we go with an eclectic little mix of five sellers with everything from cupcakes to crochet creatures, postcards, and a dash of Victorian charm.
First up, Sweet Nellie just because I think little soft creatures are cute and who wouldn't want to be gifted with such cuteness, adult or child? {etsy} {blog} {flickr}
Next, let's visit more handcrafted goodness over at Yardia in Seattle. Yardia is Brigida Swanson (I love her name, sounds like an author) who is a teacher and an artist who received her degree at the wonderful Rhode Island School of Design. I really love her paper products, the colors that she uses, and her simple sweet illustrations. I think that you'll really love her work, too. {etsy} {blog}
Have you heard of The Holland Fabric House based in Rotterdam? Oh it's so colorful and happy, with textiles galore. The fabric wreaths for newborns are charming, what a pretty welcome prezzie to hang when baby arrives! The cheery pillows, iron on transfers, fabrics, notions, and patterns are great – what variety for those who craft. {etsy} {2nd etsy shop} {website}
Everyday is a Holiday at Jenny's Bake Shop is an etsy store that I found via Facebook of all places. Jenny loves old fashioned bakeries and sweet shops, along with retro style, 1950's ice cream parlors, and vintage party decorations, evident in all of her work. Postcards, candles, prints, ornaments… she is a painter so all images are based on her original works and handmade by Jenny Heid and her partner Aaron. Hooray to couples who craft. Awesomeness. {etsy} {blog}
This little Kansas girl has the cutest clothing & such and lucky for us, she's not going to Oz anytime soon. Her shop name is Folk and I think this handmade crafty girl style is cute as a button. It's absolutely unique and cozy, a little Dorothy combined with Victorian and that Steampunk style which is only growing in popularity these days thanks to our Japanese friends. Those Japanese are constantly kicking our butts with cool style, don't you think? {etsy} {2nd etsy shop}
I hope that you liked my Etsy Take Five Tuesday today! I tried to pull together a variety of things to appeal to as many of you as possible while still staying within the lines of my personal taste. :)
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FUN: A man decorates his basement with a SHARPIE!
I *heart* Diana Fayt. Such Talent.
I've had one of those weeks, I explained why recently, and I'm happy to report that decor8 is back in full swing. Yay! Life is good again thanks to my husband. I cannot believe what he had to do to save my blog (and me) from hundreds of hours of repairs, but he did it through some complicated means that I cannot even begin to explain. When he starts speaking in tongues with tech terms I glaze over and just nod politely, "Uh huh, okay honey, good, nice, thank you". Not because I don't care to know the details, I do not UNDERSTAND the details because it sounds all Japanesey to me or something. I know this much, I had 978 links to create today but thanks to him, I had zero.
Now I can relax… (photo from Anthropologie)
This weekend I have lots of fun things planned, tomorrow I'm going to a big outdoor market and a flea market and on Sunday I'll be with friends and then next week I will take off on Monday as I have a project to complete, but I'll be back on Tuesday with posts and goodies for the week.
Until we meet again my friends – 'til Tuesday!
(2nd image from amazon, I'm dying to order Easy Elegance by Atlanta Barlett set to release in the Spring. Yum. All of her books I own and cherish.)


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Few other things I didn't say in my email: Though you could figure out by calling that number I gave you I believe it was shipped out of NC like you have. To set up the account I think you have to talk to their head office in New York. Also though you probably remember don't stress about the loading dock because the lift truck is only like $25 more. I'll try to check often to see if I can help out. Also if anyone wants I might split a few bags of crystal three ways.
Thanks stevebuscemi. The list in the first post should be up to date.
Kegged - Cherry Melomel, Saison, Schwarzbier, Old Ale, Mild, Rye Ale, Carbonated Water, Barleywine Primary - Doppelbock, Oatmeal Stout
Is anyone interested in splitting a bag of wheat (CM‐WHET)?
I'll take 3 full bags plus do the 1/3 crystal split with Java and Luapnnaj 1. Pilsen: BZ-PILS 2. Munich: BZ-MUNH 3. 2-row: CM-2ROW The Bairds Carastan (30-40L) would work on this end if Java/Laupnnaj agree: BD-CRSN Thanks!
The carastan works for me...time to try something new.
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01. Executive Summary
02. List of Abbreviations
03. Scope of the Report
03.1 Market Overview
03.2 Product Offerings
03.3 Product Profile
04. Market Research Methodology
04.1 Market Research Process
04.2 Research Methodology
05. Introduction
06. Market Landscape
06.1 Market Overview
06.2 Market Size and Forecast
06.3 Five Forces Analysis
07. Market Segmentation by Mechanism of Action
08. Geographical Segmentation
09. Buying Criteria
10. Market Growth Drivers
11. Drivers and their Impact
12. Market Challenges
13. Impact of Drivers and Challenges
14. Market Trends
15. Trends and their Impact
16. Vendor Landscape
16.1 Competitive Scenario
16.1.1 Key News
16.1.2 Mergers and Acquisitions
16.2 Market Share Analysis 2013
17. Key Vendor Analysis
17.1 Celgene Corp.
17.1.1 Business Overview
17.1.2 Key Information
17.1.3 SWOT Analysis
17.2 Eisai Inc.
17.2.1 Business Overview
17.2.2 Key Information
17.2.3 SWOT Analysis
17.3 Merck and Co. Inc.
17.3.1 Business Overview
17.3.2 Business Segmentation
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17.3.4 SWOT Analysis
18. Other Reports in this Series
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For those of you that missed my thread, two links for reference...http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/help...wanted-103809/http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/poss...roblem-107638/ So I ground down the inside lip of the opening in one of my keggles with a dremmel and grinding stone bit. Then I went out and bought myself a pipe tap and got up the guts to give it a go on the gummed up threads. After some jiggling up/down, back/forth and clockwise/counter-clockwise, it worked like a charm. Opened the threads right up and the tap goes in and out all the way to the center of the coupler. Now I have another problem. I tried to fit a 1/2 inch copper nipple in and...... bzzzzz.....wrong answer Skrimp. Thanks for playing. We have some wonderful parting gifts for you. It won't go. Can't even get the thing to go in a half turn before it gets too hard even to turn with a wrench. I know the copper nipple is still good b/c it still fits into the one weld the welder did right. Anyone got any ideas? Poor cleanup? Cross-threaded? Do I need to find another way to do this?
It is a tapered thread and the tap likely doesn't go in far enough to completely clean up the threads. The threads in a coupling end abruptly at in the middle and that will stop you tap from going is as far as it needs to. You could grind some off the end of you tap so it will go in farther, but that is a bitch. I took a dremel and a small cutting wheel and touched up the high spots on the threads, but that is also a bitch inside a keg. No real good answers. Maybe a really big countersink bit and just take out the first few thread which are likely the ones that are messed.
Skrimpy, I believe they make a bottom tap for NPT. It is called a bottom chamfering tap and is used to thread a blind hole when complete threads are needed "almost all the way to the bottom". I googled bottom chamfering tap and found this company. Give them a call and see what they can tell you. Untitled Page Let us know what they say. Luck - Dwain
Found some more info. Normal taps have a long lead in that doesn't do much cutting but guides the tap into the hole. (that sounded dirty) This is bad for blind holes as you can't get threads to the bottom of the hole. In cases when you need threads to the bottom they make special taps called "bottom" taps. These tap have cutting flutes all the way to the end. The problem is that they are harder to start in a new hole, but should be fine for you. I didn't think they made bottom taps for NPT thread, but google is amazing. NPT Bottoming Pipe Taps HIGH SPEED STEEL - GROUND THREAD I think this is a NPT bottom tap. The picture is of a normal tap, but the description sound like what you need. I think it must just be a stock pic. Anyway do some searching for "bottom tap"
Guess Dwain can type faster then me.
Thanks guys!
You can use a regular pipe tap, but you have to do it from the inside. If you run a regular tapered NPT tap in far enough from the outside to clean out the holes, the threads will be way over-sized on the outside.
I'd use a pipe tap with lead on it to ensure you are straight with the previously taped threads. Good luck as rechasing threads like that inside a keg will be a royal pain.
You need a bottom out tap or a blind tap. They go by several names. They thread almost completely to the tip.


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Aluminum companies Alcoa Inc. and Alcan Inc. were split in 1950 because of antitrust concerns. Harry First, a law professor at New York University, says he introduces his antitrust course with the case that prompted the split, according to the Wall Street Journal's Law Blog.
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Field Trip -- the free Google app that ";turns you into a local"; with info on dining, shopping, local music venues, and other history and culture -- is now available for Google Glass.
";We are really excited about bringing this experience to Google Glass because we designed the app with Google Glass in mind,"; John Hanke, vp product at Google';s Niantic Labs, told The Hollywood Reporter. ";It's great to have this information on your phone. But we are trying to tell you cool things about the world around you so we don't want you to walk around with your head buried in your phone. Google gives you that same information in a more heads-up way so you are getting that learning and benefit but with a more natural interface that Glass provides.";
The company is working with more than 130 publications and blogs to get that local information, which is broken up into pieces that appear on cards that pop up in the user's locations. The goal is effectively to capture the feeling of ";walking through a neighborhood with someone who knew it well, and [including] what they would point out to you.";
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You picture the man who is, demonstrably, the world's greatest basketball coach, and there comes to view a guy with lots of diamonds on stubby fingers, a Rolls-Royce illegally parked outside the gym with his driver reading a comic book in the front seat. Guys leap to light his cigarettes, the president of the college is on the phone seeking an appointment, maybe so is the president of the United ...
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Jason Kenney has mused openly to Cabinet colleagues and his own staff about quitting politics and joining the priesthood
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OMG Eve Adams crosses the floor! Plus, some stuff that actually matters! A Cabinet shuffle, a Canadian marooned in Egypt, counterproductive anti-terror legislation, and a minor crisis in science journalism.
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Shortly after Eve Adams crossed the floor to the Liberals, the Prime Minister's Office announced a major cabinet shuffle
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Lula Tublin Taylor Jennings, age 89, passed away Thursday, Feb. 17, 2011, at the Golden Living Center in Tupelo, Miss. Funeral services are Saturday, Feb. 26, 2011, at noon from Pleasant Plain M.B. Church in Prairie, Miss., with the Rev. Henry Gladney officiating. Burial will follow in Pleasant Plain M.B. Church Cemetery. Visitation is Friday, Feb. 25, 2011, from 3 – 7 p.m. from Carter Funeral Home Chapel in Okolona, Miss. Carter Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
By Bryan Davis Sports Editor The Oak Hill Academy Raiders (0-1) hit the diamond for the first time against regular season competition on Tuesday afternoon. Hosting Heritage Academy, the Patriots were able to put up seven unearned runs in a 10-0 defeat of the Raiders. "We finished the game better than we started," Bratton said. "The first inning was positive. The second inning, they gave us opportunities to make plays, and we didn't. I saw a little more enthusiasm than I saw Friday night, during the pre-season game. We finished stronger at the end than we started out."
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Ann Winters Littleton, age 80, passed away, Sunday, Feb. 20, 2011 at the McGraw Center-Community Hospice, in Jacksonville, Fla. Ann Winters Littleton was born May 14, 1930, in Greenwood, Miss., to the late Pearlie Mae Corker and Samuel Winters. She moved to Jacksonville Beach, Fla., June 1, 2010. Mrs. Littleton was a homemaker and a member of First Baptist Church of West Point. She was a member of Martha Chapter #53 Order ofthe Eastern Star. Ann Winters Littleton married Harlan Eugene Littleton July 23, 1955, Greenwood, Miss., who predeceased her May 15, 2001.
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Prophet Johnny Lee Chambers, 66, passed away, Thursday, February 17, 2011 at his home, in West Point, Mississippi. Johnny Lee Chambers was born December 4, 1944 in Pawnee, Oklahoma to the late Lucille Elizabeth Hargus and Noah Arlie Chambers and Prophet Chambers was a International Evangelist. He was of the Non- Denominational faith. Johnny Lee Chambers married Margaretta Priscilla Ware Chambers on November 19, 2005, Tuscaloosa, AL.
By Bryan Davis Sports Editor The only playoff loss for the Hebron Christian Lady Eagles in 2011 was to Sharkey-Issaquena, a team out of the Delta, on Saturday. The Lady Eagles will get a chance to rebound against another team from that region today, when they face the girls of Delta Academy. Hebron faces Delta after one of its best defensive battles of the season against Newton on Monday. The Lady Eagles prevailed 45-22 in that game. The Lady Eagles allowed four points in the first, seven in the second, six in the third and five in the fourth to Newton's offense.
By Bryan Davis Sports Editor The West Point Green Wave boys showed what they are made of on Tuesday night. Playing down for most of regulation during their bout with the Gentry Rams, West Point embarked on a gutsy fourth quarter performance that pushed the game into an overtime quarter. Unfortunately for the Green Wave, the Rams refocused and took the North State playoff game 72-60. "They never quit," said West Point head coach Brad Cox. "They could have gotten down on themselves and given up, but they never did."
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By Bryan Davis Sports Editor Last Friday, the West Point Lady Green Wave basketball team (20-5) secured the district title and a home playoff game. In order to advance further, they had to go through the Lady Rams of Indianola-Gentry. The Delta powerhouse came to visit on Monday night, delivering a tough, season-ending loss to the West Point girls, by a score of 67-48.


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This is a lovely B&B that is exactly as you will see it on the website. We stayed in the Spring Suite for a one-night stay. Everything is very clean, comfortable and well-cared for with an artist eye that makes for beauty as well as comfort. The bathroom in the suite has a really fun, large open shower with multiple nozzles and a steam function. We used the sofa bed as well as the California King, as we had four in our party, and the sofa bed was adequately comfortable. The wicker swing seat with a view of the lovely back yard was also fun and comfortable. The A/C was quiet and efficient and disguised by Pat's artistry. Pat supplied filtered water for the coffee maker, which was an added touch we appreciated. We had some dietary restrictions and breakfast included special treats we could all enjoy - gluten and dairy free options. Back to the back "yard" - a semi-formal garden of flowers and lawn opens up to a large, mowed meadow and then to a meadow full of wild flowers with a mowed path to a walking trail that takes you to the Connecticut River. Also a hammock under the trees - be sure to take advantage of that! The Inn is on Main Street but was quiet. We walked to restaurants, which was nice after a day of driving and touring.
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Built by Ted Munsell and the team at Trick Works in Telford, PA, Betsy's immaculate blue pick up is a traditionally styled stunner that has been in her family since the 1960s. She wanted to keep the truck as stock appearing as possible yet refined and elegant. The Trick Works team did her and her father, the truck's original owner proud.
After years of meticulous craftsmanship, the truck hit the road earlier this year. It features a reshaped grille shell, '35 Ford passenger car front bumper with custom fillers, reworked drip rails and countless other oh-so subtle improvements. One of the things the trained eye will notice is the continuous 3/16" gaps and seams throughout the entire length of the truck – a sign of a masterfully built machine.
Under the hood is a 306 small block Ford with reworked Sanderson Headers to fit the GTP heads. Custom stainless fuel lines and wire tubes feed the motor and C4 transmission its essential fluids. The reworked body sits atop a TCI chassis equipped with Mustang II IFS and Ford 9-inch rear end. It rolls smoothly on Budnik Famoso wheels wrapped in Dunlop sport 5000 rubber.
The truck's rich color is a unique PPG Harley Davidson "Luxury Blue" applied in house at Trick Works. The leather Interior was stitched by Extreme Auto interiors of Roslyn, PA.
The runner up finalists for this year's Street Rod Headquarters Truck of the Year Early award included Steve & Janet Spann, Spanaway, WA (1948 Chevy Pick Up), Ricky Tedesco, White Plains, NY (1931 Ford Pick Up), Mark Sundell, Waynesville, MO, (1937 Chevy Pick Up), John J. Cambra, Manteca, CA (1931 Ford Roadster Pick Up) and Paula & Ken Robinson, Frisco, TX (1940 Chevy Pick Up)


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Miramichi FallCheck out Jeff and Derek's new adventure as they enjoy the cold crisp mornings fishing the Mighty Miramichi as well as the Cains River in New Brunswick, Canada. With fallen leaves covering the ground as far as the eye can see and the smell of a campfire on the shore of most pools you visit it is truly a magical time of year to be on these rivers. Follow these two good friends as they get into some beautiful fall Atlantic salmon including the fish of a lifetime for one of them!
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Two arrested after 'one pot' meth lab found in vehicle
Two people were charge with possessing a mobile methamphetamine lab in Clermont County Saturday night.
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The Place: Fuerteventura( Canary Islands, Spain). site;Veril de Jandía. Resume of two dives and recorded with vx1000 and amphibico housing. Depth of 22 mt.(66ft).
Music Tchaikovsky
Concierto en Re Mayor para violín.
El lago de los cisnes. Escena y vals.
(Concerto in D Major for violin.
The Swan Lake. Scene and Waltz.)
Three situations that occur daily in the evening, although I apologize by translating the text into English if not correct. Thank you.
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