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So, I bought a giant steel cabinet. Like, the office supply type. It is around 24"d x 46"w x 78". I plan to use the bottom for two (14gal drum) fermenters (or 3-4 Ale Pails) and I plan to have a shelf half-way up the cabinet. The top half will be used to store corny kegs (both containing beer that is conditioning, and the sanitized ones that are ready to fill.) I debated doing this backwards - fermenters on top, kegs on bottom, but since cold air drops to the bottom, I thought the fermenters would be better below. Especially since a 14G drum full of water is so heavy. I plan to caulk the seams of the cabinet to prevent excessive air loss, and then I plan to insulate the *outside* of the cabinet using pink foam and tape. I am going to use a window A/C unit to provide cooling power, and I already own a Johnson controller (or is it a Ranco? I forget.) to control the temperature with. My first question is, how do I cut an A/C sized hole in this unit? What tool(s) should I use? It's already indoors and in a carpeted room (not shag, but still carpet) so I will need to be careful about creating too many sparks or I could have a little situation on my hands.... Tool-wise.... I have a corded Dremel. I have a corded jigsaw. I have a battery powered circular saw (ok, it's my wife's). I do not own an angle grinder. Or really anything else useful.
Temperature wise... my primary goal is to have a good, reliable 64*F for ales. Eventually (and once I get a feel for the cooling output and airflow inside the cabinet) ... I could see creating individual zones, adding in an ETC11000 or some other controller, paired with some 120mm fans for air flow. I like the idea of a cold spot and a warm spot, so that I can lager in the coldest zone and still hold an ale fermentation in the warmer zone. I don't care deeply about the temp the corny kegs are held at. I suppose if they (like the lagering zone) are also in the 40*s that would be a nice bonus - but I'm fine with them sitting comfortably at 55*F-60*F during conditioning. So in a way, this forces the question of... do I mount the A/C unit low in the cabinet, or high in the cabinet? I was planning low, as I don't know how I'm going to support the A/C without bending the cabinet wall...... some sort of brace will clearly be needed.
I would mount it at a height that it is not blowing directly on one of the fermentation vessels. Computer fans would be helpful for circulating the air to get equal temps throughout the chamber. You way want to use strut for support (see strut build thread on the forum) although 2x4's would probably work. Remember to get the thermostat probe outside the chamber, bypass it or adjust the temp (if your unit has a calibration screw) so you can get your temps below the usual 50 degrees that AC units are usually set to.
I didn't know you had to modify the A/C unit. I thought it was just a matter of setting it to HI & COLD and letting the Johnson/Ranco do the work?? That sucks, I didn't realize it was going to be even more tinkering. I've got five window A/C units laying around the house un-used. Two have digital controls so they would not be ideal for the ferm. chamber. (I'm thinking that, when the Ranco cuts power, it will of course power off the control panel and I'll have to press the "Power" button each time.) But the other three are all physical controls. I'll get model numbers and pictures when I have a minute. Maybe I will luck out and one of them will be easier to modify than the others. I haven't cut holes yet. I could always caulk the seams and use this cabinet for grain storage instead. Not sure what I'd use for fermentation control then. I hate the idea of having to use a chest freezer to control my ferment temps, I don't want to lift buckets in and out of it. And I can't really afford to buy multiple upright freezers. And I am certain I want to control more than a single fermenter at a time. Two simultaneous would be my absolute minumum - IF I ever build my eBrewery, that is. I'm still brewing on my crappy pulled-together outdoor furniture with no shelter, it's one batch at a time for the time being. If I could give up on needing two batches at-a-time, then an upright freezer could be an option. Still more than I hoped to have to spend though. I am starting to kick myself though because the entire reason I bought the steel cabinet is because it was supposed to be easier than trying to build a cabinet enclosure myself out of wood. I really do not have any tools or workspace to work inside of so any size of project is immensely frustrating to me. All I'm trying to do is emulate a walk-in cooler in a smaller form factor. This seems like it should be stupidly easy. *sigh* I'm not having a very good day and am finding myself in a very ugly headspace. I don't know what my problem is right now. :/
If I need to avoid blowing air directly on the fermenters, then it sounds like mounting the A/C unit up high is a no-brainer. It would blow directly on to the corny kegs, and then cold air would drop (or be blown by fans) through the shelf and into the lower zone. I suppose I could plow ahead with building it in the hope that whatever A/C I choose to install will cool as far as I want it to. If it doesn't hold the temp I want, I could dive into modifying the thermostat at that point?? Adding a vertical separation panel in the middle of the bottom zone would create two distinct zones. Once it's split into two zones, It could be as simple as two ETC1000's - one for each cabinet - and each one controlling a 12v wall wort + CPU fan *or* 120V Muffin Fan. When a zone gets too warm, the ETC kicks the fan on, and blows cold air from the keg chamber into that zone. Then if the keg chamber warms too far as a result of cold air loss into the zone, the keg chamber cools itself via the A/C unit.
Don't forget about catching the condensation drips from the AC unit. You could run some duct from where the cold air comes out of the AC to the cabinet. Just make sure the unit is secure where you place it. A good cfm case fan, or duct fan, could help pull the cold air into the cabinet too. You also could be better off insulating the inside. Keep in mind how the door opens. Now think about the additional thickness there from the insulation. See the issue yet?
I was planning to do the outside of the unit because if I add 2" foam on front and back, it gets reeeeally tight inside there - the 14gal drums are out of the question at that point but the Ale Pails would still barely fit. I instead planned to do the outside, and just bevel the edges that would normally pose a problem when opening/closing the doors. My **hope** is that, since the unit "lives" indoors in a basement room, that I hopefully will not have to cool anything "that far" and some insulation inefficiency would be tolerable - as opposed to say a free-standing outdoor walk-in cooler that is exposed to the elements. Then again, I've also thought about ditching these 14g drums on account of how big/heavy they are when full. If I use them, I will have to fill them in-place and then rack beer back out of them. Oh god. I'd forgotten about needing a post-fermentation pump. AUGH. Stupid drums. Buying those was perhaps a bad idea.
This is what your ac unit will likely look like disassembled. The copper temp probe on the front of the unit is the issue. If the temp of the room it is in will be higher then 50 degrees, then all you have to do is bend it around so it stays outside of the chamber. Since the unit thinks it is >50 degrees, it will keep cooling. If it is going in a cool room (40-50 degrees) then you are going to have to modify it to get to lager temps.
MtnBrewer- That is the probe? Oh lawd. I'm sorry for such an overreaction. I'm feeling a little panic prone for some reason and am ready to start flipping tables over and burn all of my fermenters. Sorry for the unintended crazy. I'm certain that one of the two A/C models I have laying around has that style of probe, and the room it is in is pretty stable between 60-70*F depending on the season. Golddiggie- That's right!! I forgot about CO2 push. I think that is what I had settled on - it will use up more CO2 than I hoped, but is preferable to $200+ for a peristaltic pump. The two plastic drums that I bought have gaskets in their lids (screw-top) and so I assume they would take between 2-5 PSI without bursting open. BUT, that being said, I have strongly considered whether I should sell the drums locally to another brewer who would use them, and give up on having 10gal-sized fermenters, simply sticking to Ale Pails until I have things, uh, shall we say 'under control'. (Meaning making up my damn mind.)


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Despite their popularity, banana hammocks aren't really the most comfortable kind. Like, this new shelter hammock called Nubé is probably 10 times more comfy. It's designed to keep out rain, insects, and even offers elevated storage for your gear.
This double-walled expedition tent is more than just a place for you to sleep. It's also got a vestibule big enough to fit your motorcycle to keep it both dry & hidden from prying eyes. And when you're not using the extra space as a garage, it doubles as a kitchen, storage bay, or a time out room for the annoying tentmate.
Roasting weenies over an open fire is fun until one falls into the burning oblivion of the glowing coals. But get yourself a Campfire Fishing Rod and you can roast your dogs, marshmallows, shrimp, etc., 4-at-a-time without losing any. The "line" is stainless steel & on the end is a little jig with 4 roasting hooks.
Claimers generally claim that they're heading into the wilderness to disconnect. Yeah right! So why are there 57 different products for charging your phone in the woods? Exactly. Here's another. The collapsible FlameStower captures the excess residual heat from your cookstove to charge USB powered devices. Phone, iPad, mini-RC helicopter, you know, all those things you need to get in touch with mother nature.
Yeah, Zippo makes it but don't worry, it's not flammable. Not going to turn your tent into a molten polyester death cocoon. It's actually just a super-durable LED lantern that you can drop, soak, or throw at your snoring tent mate's giant head. You can also extend the life of the Li-Ion battery with its adjustable brightness feature by turning it down as low as 10%.
If you want to eat like a king in the wild, just apply the old Boy Scouts adage & be prepared. The Mini Chef keeps your backcountry kitchen organized & equipped with space for everything you need to really get cooking. Made of Baltic Birch wood, it flips open to provide a countertop and also features a leather carrying handle.
After a long day on the trail or an even longer day in the car on the way to the campground, it's nice to finally kick back by the fire. And the Mayfly Chair from Alite is a perfect place to plant yourself. It's lightweight & comfortable; it folds up small to fit in your bag or car and it weighs only 1.4 pounds. Take it along.
Made of lightweight, waterproof Amphibiskin fabric and backed by adventurer Bear Grylls, the Glider is a tarp slash camping shelter that also happens to work as a drinking water retention system. It's the first shelter to offer you a drink; a design that integrates raingutters into the corners, allowing you to attach 4 water bottles at a time for collecting drinkable rainwater.
Climbing out of the tent for your late-night leak is harsh enough as it is. Tripping and tearing down the tent or getting clotheslined by the clothesline makes it much worse. But those types of accidents are less likely if you use this reflective rope made specifically for such dark and dangerous outings.
If you want to step up to the big leagues of professional picnicking, you're going to need one of these. This American-made Paperstone cutting board & knife combo is easy to stow and it's always ready for an impromptu snack break. via

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Newark, N.J. — Panasonic introduced Wednesday the Leica-branded DG Summilux 15mm/ F1.7 ASPH interchangeable lens for Micro Four Thirds cameras. 3/26/2014 11:28:00 AM EasternNewark, N.J. — Panasonic introduced Wednesday the Leica-branded DG Summilux 15mm/ F1.7 ASPH interchangeable lens for Micro Four Thirds cameras.
The new lens, which offers a 35mm-camera-equivalent focal length of 30mm, allows photographers to capture images with defocus background features produced by F1.7 lens.
The Panasonic compact and lightweight Summilux 15mm lens will be available in May at a $599 suggested retail in the U.S. at Shop.Panasonic.com and photo specialty retailers.
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As I handed a box full of chocolates to my bright-eyed, red-headed daughter she asked, "What kind's in here?"
"The inside cover tells you."
She sighed and smiled, knowing she had complete control of what was inside the dark sweets with no shocking bites of "yuck."
Life would be sweet if we were able to handpick the chocolates for our box of life. It might be a big cashew of cash, creamed-filled, healthy relationships, chocolate-covered health, a truffle of job security, and a chocolate star of lavished love. We would toss out the sorrow-filled stars and painful cream patties. Who in their right mind would pick those? Yet, we know that is not how life works. The Psalms tell us God knew each of our days long before we were formed. He set a plan in motion. Yet, do we trust Him with the chocolate pieces we detest?
Rick Warren states in The Purpose Driven Life, "We don't know all the tests God will give you, but we can predict some of them, based on the Bible. You will be tested by major changes, delayed promises, impossible problems, unanswered prayers, undeserved criticism, and even senseless tragedies."
I have had multiple painful cream patties and sorrow-filled stars. Years of unanswered prayers, years of infertility, a painful marriage that ended shattered, and two unexpected family deaths, to name just a few. I would have preferred none of these patties or stars, but my Creator allowed it. I chose to cling to Truth as each chocolate piece landed in my box of life. Each has brought much growth. They soften, teach, tenderize, mold, shape and prune if I allow them. Plus, they fill my box of life with several pieces of chocolate-filled compassion.
Trust Him with the chocolates that are in your box of life.
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Cheesecloth (not gauze)
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WalMart used to carry packages of like 6 REAL cheesecloths, hemmed, good sized, which I have used for years for all my needs, such as making paneer, draining yoghurt, draining deep fried items, etc etc etc.
These were NOT gauze. They were 100% cotton muslin, and fairly thick. They held up to years of use.
They were in the section with kitchen towels.
Apparently they don't carry them anymore and I haven't found a replacement source. These were inexpensive and so useful.
Anybody have any idea of where to find a similar item?
You might want to search for some butter muslin. I just bought some not too long ago and, while I don't believe it's hemmed, it is thicker than the thin stuff you find. The brand I have is from the New England Cheesemaking Supply Co.
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For years, I've used linen kitchen towels that belonged to my grandmother in lieu of cheesecloth. I've also used (100% cotton) muslin pillowcases (to encase a St. Mary's County stuffed ham) for boiling with good results. I bought these at a discount store of some sort (Ross??? T.J. Maxx???).
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The cheesecloth sold in hardware stores in usually the gauzy stuff. It is used for wood staining, so I would also double check any hardware store cheesecloth to make sure it is food-safe.


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Word: fervent
Definition: ardent; zealous; hot
Definition: ardent; zealous; hot
Sentences Containing 'fervent'
"Full of elegiac, soft tones," writes Szweykowski, "are story's 'fading voices' which bring echoes of heroic feats of arms, of self-sacrifice for the idea of "For your freedom and ours," and of a fervent, noble faith in the regeneration of mankind."
A decade of industrialisation was accompanied also by a fervent cultural and literary production with many tensions between the regime and the dissident intellectuals.
A fervent advocate of unjustly overlooked music, he made a 1996 world premiere of Mieczyslaw Weinberg's unique 24 Cello Preludes and subsequently recorded it along with composer's Four Cello Sonatas; available today on Naxos label.
A lifetime soccer fan and fervent supporter of twice European champions Nottingham Forest, John is delighted to be involved with Orlando City, "I firmly believe soccer has a great future in the USA and particularly here in Orlando.
A love Clotilde, fervent Catholic, firmly rejected.
After returning to America, Wesley became an important preacher in a rise of fervent Christianity called the Great Awakening, along with George Whitefield and Jonathan Edwards, among others.
After the war, it was she who encouraged him to start writing, and he became an important part of the resurgent Occitan literary movement associated with Frédéric Mistral. Baroncelli was deeply affected by the carnage of the First World War, and became a fervent anti-militarist, later supporting a local Communist mayor.
An optimist and idealist, he joined to a fervent belief in liberty an equal enthusiasm for German unity and the idea of the German state.
And it is not so much the embrace she gave me, that lives in my mind, though it was as fervent as could be, as what followed the embrace.
And Mercedes raised her fine eyes to heaven with so fervent an expression of gratitude, that the count fancied he saw tears in them.
As soon as, more drenched than thirsty, they were landed, Sancho went down on his knees and with clasped hands and eyes raised to heaven, prayed a long and fervent prayer to God to deliver him evermore from the rash projects and attempts of his master.
Author Peter Selz, writing in the catalog about the artist's work, described the link between the three artists: "A canvas like "Chinese Reds" (1990) in scarlet color relates to the chromatic scheme of his teacher's "Angel of Death" (1998), while alarming paintings like "Marlboro Country" (1990) with its human skulls spread in the foreground, or "Coit Tower Night" (1988) – a painting of deep blue water, a brown hill and a violent purple sky – all done with an agitated brush, elicit a fervent emotion, comparable to the sensations evoked by the canvases of Kokoschka himself."
The Palazzo Ducale Museum in Massa-Carrara, Italy presented his retrospective exhibition in March-April, 2002 with the publication of a catalog written by Massimo Bertozzi.
Bates flew in to the Philippines to personally attend the ceremonies while expressing his fervent wish to work as a basketball coach in his "second home".
Before him rose a grotesque mass of rocks, that resembled nothing so much as a vast fire petrified at the moment of its most fervent combustion.
Bravo is a fervent anti-imperialist. He had contacts with Che Guevara, and was ideologically opposed to the policies of the Soviet Union.
But if Clotilde was a fervent Catholic, Comte only considered Catholicism to be a step towards the "positive stage".
By 1600, however, he changed his mind and became a fervent Catholic.
Conversation was exclamatory for a little while, with gaps of wonderment; and then the Editor got fervent in his curiosity.
Could you tell her so for me, with my fervent acknowledgments?''
Dantes rose, advanced a few steps, and, with a fervent prayer of gratitude, stretched himself on the granite, which seemed to him softer than down.
Further on, from the bright red windows of the "Sword-Fish Inn," there came such fervent rays, that it seemed to have melted the packed snow and ice from before the house, for everywhere else the congealed frost lay ten inches thick in a hard, asphaltic pavement,--rather weary for me, when I struck my foot against the flinty projections, because from hard, remorseless service the soles of my boots were in a most miserable plight.
Hanns Malissa was a fervent proponent of chemistry education and international collaboration in analytical chemistry, two fields where he made a lasting impact at his university.
His manner was so fervent and inspiring, that Mr. Lorry caught the flame, and was as quick as youth.
His published speeches contain many passages of fine and fervent oratory, but the vice of overstatement was habitual to him.
However loud the general voice might be in giving me encouragement, and however fervent the emotions and endeavours to which it roused me, I heard her lightest word of praise as I heard nothing else.
I noticed, I remember, as he paused, looking at me with his handsome head a little thrown back, and his glass raised in his hand, that, though the freshness of the sea-wind was on his face, and it was ruddy, there were traces in it, made since I last saw it, as if he had applied himself to some habitual strain of the fervent energy which, when roused, was so passionately roused within him.
In the "Cabildo Abierto" of May 22, he voted for the deposition of the viceroy Baltasar Hidalgo de Cisneros and was the most fervent opposer to a "Junta" presided over by him.
It's also funny to watch the curious become fervent disciples whose faces light up at the mention of Slade.
Its centrepiece is the massive and fervent processions in tribute to the patron saint.
Maximilian uttered a cry of delight, and, springing forwards, seized the hand extended towards him, and imprinted on it a fervent and impassioned kiss.
My letter to Agnes was a fervent and grateful one, narrating all the good effects that had resulted from my following her advice.
On February 7, on the sixty-first scrutiny of the conclave Del Monte was "unanimously" elected Pope Julius III (forty-one cardinals had previously acquiesced to his candidacy, although the more fervent of the Imperialists had not until it was already inevitable).
Other groups, such as the Dixie Hummingbirds and the Original Five Blind Boys of Alabama (formally known as the Happyland Jubilee Singers) that had begun singing in the conventional jubilee style went further, creating the more improvisational and fervent style of quartet singing known as "hard Gospel".
Roger I was a notable benefactor of the Order of the Temple and a fervent Crusader, making large grants to the first Templar preceptory in Occitania at Douzens.
San Menaio is also known for fervent trade citrus DOP "Blonde Orange of Gargano" and "Lemon Femminello of Gargano" with America and European Union.
She felt that Jane's feelings, though fervent, were little displayed, and that there was a constant complacency in her air and manner not often united with great sensibility.
She gave me no advice; she urged no duty on me; she only told me, in her own fervent manner, what her trust in me was.
Stanley Goldberg wrote "The polemics on both sides make very rich reading, especially when they are spiced with the sarcastic wit of a Heaviside, and the fervent, almost religious railing of a Tait."
The leaders of the Bangladesh Udichi Shilpigoshthi noted that Gupta's "fervent writing against communalism, fundamentalism and imperialism would remain alive for all the progressive people in the country" and hoped that his poems would continue to inspire democratic reforms throughout Bangladesh.
The painting had fervent admirers too, including French writer and art critic Auguste Jal who praised its political theme, its liberal position (the advancement of the "negro", the critique of ultra-royalism), and its modernity.
The rest of the artwork and the liner notes were crafted by the graphic designer Tibor Kalman and his company M Kalman was a fervent critic of formalism and professional design in art and advertisements.
The songs reflected the two nations' concerns in the 19th century when they were confronted with the already fervent national-ethnic activism of the Hungarians and the Germans, their fellow ethnic groups in the Habsburg Monarchy.
The Vengeance and Jacques Three vied with each other in their fervent protestations that she was the most admirable and marvellous of witnesses.
The X series is a collection of compilation albums and DVDs released by BEC Recordings promoting Christian rock music from bands signed to Capitol Christian Music Group, specifically Tooth Nail Records, Solid State Records, Gotee Records, ForeFront Records, Sparrow Records, Fervent Records, Flicker Records, Essential Records, Inpop Records and INO Records.
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Mersin started badly in 2012, with two defeats in two games without playing any good football. The mitigating factor is that they had lot of absents, but they remain in eighth position, which probably will be their highest target they want to finish this season. As a newcomer team to Turkish Super League, the thing that they are still away from the relegation zone, is a great success. However, great concern for them is that they cannot have a stable performance, and is remarkable that they perform better away than home. The administration is preparing proposals to bring well-established players at the club, but until now, has just signed only Brazilian midfielder Bueno. Injured are Kas (defender, 16 games played), Bayraktar (midfielder, 15 games played) and Beto (14 games played, 4 goals scored). Tunisian midfielder Yahia (17 games played) is missing due to Copa Africa, while Argentine midfielder Zurita (17 games played) is questionable to play.
Sivasspor is perhaps at their best period of the season, being undefeated in seven matches, sitting in the seventh position, and looking to the future with optimism. Traditionally they are strong at home this year, but has proven that they can get points and away from home, and this is the big difference compared to past years. The few words and a lot of work done in training is the secret of their success, which this year they did not put any target and watching each game separately. They want to qualify, hopefully that they will play at home for the next round with a commercial opponent, so they will have enough revenue from tickets and tv. On Sunday, Sivasspor playing at home against Ankaragucu. midfielder Bekmezci is suspended, while Yerlikaya and Erdal are out injured but not affecting their eleven.
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REFILE-UPDATE 1-India's Bharti, Idea shares surge on call tariff hike hopes
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MUMBAI, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Shares in Indian mobile phone network operators Bharti Airtel Ltd and Idea Cellular Ltd surged on Tuesday on speculation that they may soon raise their prices for voice calls, several traders said.
Both companies declined to comment on the market rumours.
India's mobile phone market, the world's second-biggest by customers behind China, has not seen any real increase in call prices in the last three years after a vicious price war sent call prices tumbling in late 2009. Voice calls account for about 85 percent of revenues.
Companies including Bharti and Idea raised voice call prices in the middle of 2011 but then had to pare them back after losing market share to competitors.
But since then several smaller operators have either folded or cut back operations after a Supreme Court order to revoke licences gained in a disputed auction and market leaders such as Bharti, Vodafone Group Plc's local unit and Idea Cellular have long since been expected to increase call prices.
Bharti shares ended up 5 percent, their highest level since March 5, 2012. Idea shares rose 8.4 percent to their highest level since Feb. 4, 2008.
Shares in Reliance Communications, India's third-biggest carrier by customers, closed 2.7 percent higher. The company, which was the most aggressive in cutting rates during the price war, raised call prices in some zones last September. ($1=54.4575 Indian rupees) (Reporting by Abhishek Vishnoi and Manoj Dharra; Writing by Devidutta Tripathy; Editing by Greg Mahlich)
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These news stories come from all departments and sections of eWashtenaw.
2 arrested in Lodi home invasion
On 01/11/2011, Deputies assigned to Lodi Township responded to the 7000 block of Lindemann Road (West of Alber Road) for a home invasion in progress. The Deputies arrived and found the homeowner holding the suspect, a forty-eight year-old male Saline resident, down on the side deck.
Shop With A Cop 2010
Each year Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office staff hosts dozens of kids from across Washtenaw County. Each kid is teamed up with a deputy for the day and able to shop and buy gifts. It's our way of celebrating and giving back during the holiday season.
CAPTURED: 3rd suspect in weekend homicide arrested.
All three suspects have been arrested for the shooting death that occurred in Schooner Cove apartments over the weekend.
CAPTURED: Richard Charles Gentry
Gentry has been captured. He was being sought for the shooting (attempted murder) of two subjects in Ypsilanti Township on 6/10/10.
CAPTURED: High Ridge Home Invasion
On September 16, 2010 the two suspects below were involved in a home invasion on High Ridge in Ypsilanti Township. Both have been apprehended.
Cyber Security Breakfast is a hit!
In recognition of Cyber Security Awareness Month the Washtenaw County Cyber Citizenship Coalition (WC4) hosted a Kick-Off Breakfast earlier this month.
Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners Put the County Checkbook Online for Residents to See
A new section of the County's website highlights information about County finances, including a new checkbook report. Washtenaw County's Open Book enables quick access to information about county expenditures, budget and financial reports and is part of a larger move across the country and around the world to provide more accessible and transparent government operations.
Washtenaw County Receives Award for Going Paperless
Washtenaw County was the only government recipient of the RealSolutions Awards given by Hyland Software for the County's leadership in implementing paperless electronic document management and their cost sharing partnership with the City of Ann Arbor.
Washtenaw County Cyber Citizenship Coalition Breakfast
Washtenaw County Cyber Citizenship Coalition hosts a Kick-Off Breakfast on October 6, 2010
Arrests on the rise, home invasions on the decline in Washtenaw County.
Small Wind – Will it Work for You?
Local MSU Extension Program to educate idividuals interested in Small Wind Projects
Indecent Exposure Suspect Arrested
A 47-year-old man responsible for at least 10 indecent exposure incidents was arrested.
New Historic Preservation Grant for Gordon Hall
Washtenaw County works with the Dexter area community to promote historic preservation, heritage tourism, and economic development.
YouTube Video: Stuff the Bus starring Bill Reynolds
Deputy County Administrator Bill Reynolds along with the United Way planning commitee and IT intern Nate Zemanek, created this YouTube video to promote the Stuff the Bus event taking place August 16-20 in the Staples parking lot on Carpenter Rd. See you at the bus!
Homicide Suspect Apprehended
Moments ago (July 26, 2010) detectives of the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office apprehended Michael Crockett in connection with the fatal shooting that took place on Sunday July 25th in the Kmart parking lot on Washtenaw Ave. in Ypsilanti Township.
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Pfizer (PFE - Get Report): "They have a patent cliff coming and that makes it my least favorite drug stock. I like all the other drug stocks more, especially Abbott Laboratories (ABT - Get Report)."
KKR Financial Holdings (KFN): "That's a winner. I reiterate my buy right here." Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR - Get Report): "I'm worried about it. I'm not a fan. I don't need the accounting questions. I regard it as questionable." Motorola (MOT): "I think Motorola works thanks to Google (GOOG)'s Android. I think they're in the mix now and they'll do even better next year." --Written by Scott Rutt in Washington, D.C. To contact the writer of this article, click here: Scott Rutt. To follow the writer on Twitter, go to http://twitter.com/scottrutt. To submit a news tip, send an email to: email@example.com. To watch replays of Cramer's video segments, visit the Mad Money page on CNBC. *For all you home-gamers, a 'mon-back opportunity means Cramer would back up the figurative truck and load up on a stock. Want more Cramer? Check out Jim's rules and commandments for investing by clicking here.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Two Well-priced Loire Cabernet Francs
As a wine producing region, France's Loire Valley flies under the radar of a lot of North American wine drinkers. I'm willing to bet that most would not recognize the names of any of the Loire appellations, with the possible exception of Sancerre, and many wouldn't not know that region is located in the far eastern end of the 170 mile long river valley. While probably best known for the Sauvignon Blanc and Chenin Blanc produced there, there's a good deal of red wine coming out of the area as well. We've been drinking a lot of Loire Cabernet Franc lately, one coming from Bourgueil and the other from Chinon. Both wines offer exceptional value, and are deserving of greater recognition.
I first heard about the wines of Bourgueil, approved as an AOC in 1937, about 6 or 7 years ago; the buzz at that time was that these well-priced reds were all the rage in Paris bistros. We tried a few at that time, but never really found one that caught our fancy until we happened upon this little gem at Ferndale's Western Market, from a cooperative that was founded in 1931.
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A Cornerstone Quartet
We got together not too long ago with our partner in crime, Alan Kerr aka Canadian Zinfan, to indulge in our favorite collective activity, that being eating and drinking great food and wine. We invaded Chez Kerr with four bottles sent to us for review from our friends at Cornerstone Cellars; we opened the two Cabs on the first night of our visit, and the Sauvignon and Bordeaux Blend on the second. We were joined by our old MoCool buddy Howie Hart and his friend Mary Jo Giambelluca on night one. Alan created a terrific dinner around a leg of lamb, which paired beautifully with the two Cabs.
Two Great QPR Sparklers From Rotari
Despite the fact that we both love fine wines of almost every kind, Kim and I have something of a disconnect when it comes to bubbly. I love them, while she can take them or leave them. Because of this, when a cork is pulled from a sparkler on any given occasion, she may have a glass, or opt for a still wine instead, so that the bubble-heads have more to enjoy. I mention this only because such was decidedly not the case with one of the two wines in this report.
I'm of the opinion that sparkling wine is not just for celebrations, but rather, they fit almost any occasion, much like most fine wines. I enjoy them at least twice a week, often more, and until very recently, my go to every day sparkler has been the Mionetto Prosecco, which I've been buying at our local Costco since 2009, for $9.99. It has remained remarkably consistent since then, and while I still enjoy it, I've found two selections from the Trentino producer Rotari that I like even more, and both are every bit as well-priced.
More Red Wings and Red Rhônes 2015
Following up on the 6 wines I reported on earlier this week, here's the Rhône-down on the rest of what we've been enjoying lately, starting with our house red. (Click images to enlarge.)
2012 Domaine Sainte Anne Rouge Côtes du Rhône, 14.5% alc., $12.99: We've been fans of this producer for some time now; we went through quite a bit of the 2011 version of this wine over a two-year period, and we loved every bottle, but it finally dried up and we couldn't find any more. This vintage showed up during the past summer, and in the short time since I first tried it in August, it has really come around nicely. At that time, it was a bit tight and quite earthy, but in just five months, the earthiness has softened some, and that violet character that I love so much has really come to the fore, along with a lovely core of dark plum and berry fruit and a subtle herbaceous note. Full bodied, well-structured and very nicely balanced, this is delightful now, and it should continue to age and develop gracefully over the next five years or more. This is my favorite everyday red, period. Frankly, I'd rather drink this than many more expensive selections. It has everything I could want from a good red wine. Find this wine
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2012 Domaine La Garrigue Côtes du Rhône Cuvée Romaine, 14.5% alc., $13.97: Past vintages of this wine have been well-received here at Gang Central, so it's always fun to see what new versions have to offer. This one shows clean, dark color, with rich, earthy black fruit on the nose that echoes and expands nicely on the palate. Big and burly, but by no means rough, it's rich and delicious, with the earth and fruit playing terrific counterpoint to each other. Structured to age and improve for several years, but it's so good already, from the moment the cork is pulled, and it just gets better and better as it opens over 4 hours or so. Take the journey yourself or give it an hour in a decanter; either way, I'm betting you'll like this, as it's one of the best Côtes-du-Rhônes I've had in the last year or more. Find this wine
Imported by European Cellars, Charlotte, NC
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Red Wings and Red Rhônes 2015
We're always on the lookout for red Rhônes we haven't tried before, and our explorations often take us back to Ferndale's Western Market, where our buddy Jarred Gild has a knack for coming up with out-of-the-way selections that, more often than not, are most enjoyable with not only Red Wings hockey, but with good food as well. (Food and wine, what a concept!) And so it was that we found the six wines noted here in the last month or so; all are good, with some being clearly better than others.
Domaine Saint Amant, located in the Beaumes de Venise AOC, is comprised of 32 acres of small plots of steep slopes, facing South-East, at an altitude of 1640 feet. Owned by the Jacques Wallut family, the domaine produces nearly 50,000 bottles a year. We tried the Grangeneuve bottling first, and when we liked that, went back to see what else Jarred had for us. Apparently, he had rescued the four Saint Amant wines from languishing in a local distributor's warehouse. I was particularly intrigued by the fact that all four are somewhat older vintages than you'll find on most area retail shelves.
2005 Domaine Saint Amant Beaumes-de-Venise Grangeneuve, 13.5% alc., $15.99: deep and dark in color; rich, earthy and intense, with lots of black plum, berry and currant, all shaded with a good dose of mineral. Mouth coating and still quite tannic, almost burry, this really wants a good hour in a decanter before serving. Once it opens up, it delivers more than enough fruit to pair well with a variety of grilled red meats, and there's no reason to think that it won't age effortlessly for 5-8 years and beyond. Kim commented that "it's a little poopier than the Saint Jaume," noted below. This is our clear favorite of the four Saint Amants we tried, and we went back and bought the last four bottles in the store. A blend of Syrah, Grenache and Viogner. Find this wine
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Three from Cornerstone Oregon
Now that Christmas and New Years Eve/Day have come and gone, it occurred to me that I really should report on the wines we indulged in on Thanksgiving. (That's right, no flies on me, folks.) Dinner was enjoyed at the home of our dear friends Brian and Anne Klump. It was traditional holiday fare, and deliciously so, which created what seemed to me to be the perfect opportunity to open two wines that were sent to us for review by our friends at Cornerstone Cellars. Our previous experiences with samples from Cornerstone's Oregon operation had been positive, and these turned out to be every bit as good as their predecessors. After a glass or two of a tasty Delamotte Champagne Anne poured us, we moved on to the Chardonnay. (Click images to enlarge.)
2012 Cornerstone Oregon Willamette Valley Chardonnay, 13.5 % alc., $40.00: Clean medium straw in color, with a nice little spicy touch from the oak that is the driving force for the wine's personality at this point; otherwise, the fruit is somewhat under-ripe and austere, but in a good way. Brian commented on a note of pinewood, adding that he finds it very "fall-y," as in autumn-like. Lean and crisp, this opens nicely as it warms in the glass, and I found it more to my liking than the Morey Chassagne-Montrechet that Anne opened. Nice with appetizers and dinner now, and it should drink well for at least the next few years. Find this wine
Once we sat down to dinner, it was time for some Pinot Noir.
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A Six Pack of Le Cigare
Recently, we had the opportunity to taste through 6 wines from Bonny Doon Vineyard's Le Cigare range. The reds, designated "Le Cigare Volant," are probably better known than the whites, "Le Cigare Blanc," but whether pale or dark, the wines in this series are some of the finest, and most underrated, produced anywhere on the Left Coast, in my not-so-humble opinion. They are also some of the most Euro-styled wines produced anywhere in North America, not surprising when one considers Doon head honcho-winemaker Randall Grahm's vinous preferences.
We tried both regular and reserve bottlings of the 2011 Le Cigare Blanc , and likewise for both the 2009 and 2010 vintages of Le Cigare Volant. We started with the two whites, on one of the last comfortable evenings that we could still comfortably grill and dine out on the back deck.
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A Tasty Riesling From Tawse
We spent last weekend back on Ontario's Niagara Peninsula, hanging out with our partner in crime, Alan Kerr aka Canadian Zinfan. As you might imagine, there was a lot of good food and wine consumed, and I plan on filing a report in the very near future. The one wine that I simply can't wait to talk about here, however, is the very first that Alan poured for us on Saturday. Tawse Winery, located in Vineland, is on our very short list of favorite Niagara producers, and we never miss the chance to stop in and taste when we're in the neighborhood. Chef Kerr has followed them from the very beginning, and always opens at least one Tawse something or another when we're at Gang Central Niagara. This time, he greeted us with glasses of the following. (Click image to enlarge.)
2011 Tawse Riesling VQA Twenty Mile Bench Wismer Vineyard Foxcroft Block, 10% alc., $24.95 Can.: Clean pale-to-medium color, with a nice note of petrol that drives the aromatics and carries over onto the palate, where it mingles with pure, rich and lovely Riesling fruit, which registers somewhere between off-dry and semi-sweet. Medium bodied, with excellent acids, nice underlying minerality and a long, lingering finish, this is utterly delicious and delightful.
We produce some very fine Riesling here in Michigan, but I've never had one that's as good this; come to think of it, I've had precious few from California this good (only some from Chateau Montelena come to mind), and none from Oregon, Washington or New York, though my experience with the variety from those four states is admittedly somewhat limited. True to our usual m. o., we visited the Tawse facility the day after trying this, and purchased a few bottles to bring back with us; unfortunately, it was the 2012 vintage, as the '11 is sold out. If you're touring Niagara, be sure to stop in and taste the wines. We think you'll be glad you did, and tell them that Gang of Pour sent you. Find this wine
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Red Wings and a Red Rhône QPR All Star
2012 Caves Saint-Pierre Vacqueyras, 11-14% alc., $12.99: I was quite impressed with the 2011 version of this wine when I happened upon it at our local Trader Joe's last spring, so when I saw this one, I didn't hesitate in picking a few up and bringing them home. I'm not sure that this new vintage is the better of the two, but I certainly can testify to the fact that it's the brighter, more immediately accessible. Showing deep, dark color, it offers up nice, earthy black plum, black currant and blackberry on the nose, shaded with a little leather. There's plenty more of the same on the palate, along with a good dose of iron-like minerality. This delivers pleasurable drinking right from the get-go, and gets better as it opens in the glass. Full bodied and structured for several years of cellaring, yet so good already, it's hard to keep hands off. It's a great choice to pair with all the usual culinary suspects, including grilled red meats, especially of the lamb variety, and a good hearty cassoulet, and, bottles we've enjoyed have also made for some excellent Red Wings and Red Rhônes mojo. At $12.99, it's a QPR All Star, to be sure. (Click image to enlarge.) Find this wine
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Red Wings and Red Rhône Rangers
While preparing this report, the following thought occurred to me; man, I've been doing these Red Wings-Red Rhônes for quite a while now! Sure enough, a quick check on the old site shows that our very first RW-RR was posted in October of 1997, 17 years ago. Here is the premise as originally stated at that time: "Come October, this taster's thoughts turn to Red Wings hockey and big red wines from France's Rhone Valley. While I never mind the Wings' season extending into June, as it did this past summer, the same can't be said for the enjoyment of the heavy traditional winemaking styles that are typical of the southern Rhone. There's something almost oppressive about these wines, for me, when consumed between the bookend holidays of Memorial and Labor Days. With the first inkling of autumn, however, a magical change seems to occur, when they regain all of their considerable charm and appeal." (Click image to enlarge.)
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Who are you playing with that both teams have Evelyn? lol. Don't get me wrong, I like her and don't find her to be as bad as people say.. .I just stopped playing her because I got too much **** from my team and if I didn't do amazing they just blame me for being Eve.
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Does this mean they are going to revise pantheon? I really would like them to change his abilities to all damage instead of half dmg and half ap. Oh and his sky fall needs some revision. He is not the true leader of Sparta, not yet anyways.
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A video with an eve in the opposite team, is just bad, eve does nothing, just one touch and the she cryes" kill me fast fast", plus you where at mid so you had level advantage.
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id like to see a champion spotlight on veigar, so many people misunderstand/underestimate his power, and should be edjucated, id be a fan for life if you made one about him phreak ^.^ gj on panth video
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i love these things, but i preffer building attack speed (with his passive works reat i think i get around 1.5 attacks per second) and damage (around 170 at end of game) while focussing on spear shot then heartseeker, i find that the range is good for runners, and at a high enough lvl its really good early game. still thanks a bunch keep on using that spot light
very interesting
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Analysis of an optical rib waveguide with a nonlinear substrate
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A treatment of a channel waveguide with a nonlinear, Kerr-type substrate is presented. A modified effective-index method was used to calculate mode indices and electric field distributions for the nonlinear waves.
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J. Chrostowski and S. Chelkowski, "Analysis of an optical rib waveguide with a nonlinear substrate," Opt. Lett. 12, 528-530 (1987)
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