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To all the brewers who provided great information, thank you. I start writing answers to some of these questions and then have to re-edit my responses because I need to get more detailed. I want to try (as I'm sure others do) and cover as many bases as possible so no one gets hurt or killed. Respect The Volts! (I know it's current, but it doesn't sound as good…) SAFETY FIRST. As has been mentioned in this thread, electricity will kill you fast. Yes, it's sometimes a PITA to go to the panel and shut off a breaker, but you'll still be alive. (From my point of view, it's probably the most exercise I'll get all day.) An inexpensive multimeter is a worthwhile investment. Flexible leads will also make your life easier. Some cheap azz meters/cord combos have cords that are too stiff and can wind up pulling the meter off a table or shelf, causing you to become distracted. The meter should also have slot at the top of the meter to put one of the probes in. This way you can put the meter/probe on the neutral bus and use the other lead to measure power at the breaker or hot terminal. Don't assume that the person who did the wiring before you did it correctly. If you have to assume anything, assume that the previous homeowner or landlord was the stupidest person on earth. Check first and be sure! Some houses have had more than one owner, which means more opportunities to have something done wrong. Homeowner #1, "Wiring For Dummies" in one hand, screwdriver in the other, "I don't have the time to run to get the right parts, I'll just take a short cut." The National Electric Code (NEC) is NOT law by itself. Municipalities, governments, etc. usually use a current version of the NEC (Most current is the 2011.) For example, here on Long Island, some towns use the '05 code, others use the '08 code. They take the NEC and make it law and usually amend it to make it more stringent. If you need to consult the NEC, I would suggest using the NEC code handbook. It's the same code, but has explanations of some of the Fine Print Notes and diagrams, etc. BrewBeemer, I like when people quote the NEC here, it gives me the chance to look up the citation and learn more. Also, no matter what we say here, the final word lies with the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ). Some places use an independent inspection company, others use an inspector from the Building Dept., or Power Company (POCO). Be nice to the inspector. They can make your life hell. If you have a question, ask it. Most inspectors will be happy to answer your questions or provide an explanation. SUB PANELS. Like Pickles said, keep ground and neutral buses isolated from each other. Ground bus bonded to the panel itself, not the neutral. The neutral doesn't get bonded to anything in the panel. Grounds to the ground bus and neutrals to the neutral bus, no mixing and matching. Hermit. "Check from the third wire, whether it is neutral or ground, and see if you get voltage. Sinks, wall plugs if they have the third wire, copper plumbing, etc. If you get voltage between the two then you have problems. Chances are you won't see anything. Check from a hot to the test ground to make sure it is in fact grounded. But yes, in a properly wired environment neutral and ground are virtually the same. The earth ground is used to have a common reference. If you are pretty far from the transformer or have some other unusual circumstance, then they may not be the same." With the advent of more and more plastic in our lives, using plumbing as a ground reference may not always work. At one time panels were grounded to the water main. Then we had to add a jumper to bridge the meter to the "street" side of the meter (rubber gaskets/Teflon tape may isolate the meter from the rest of the plumbing). Now some areas are using plastic pipe to deliver water to your house. Goodbye nice grounding point.
Hello all you electric brewers! I just joined this site, and would love to participate in the electric brewing forum. We are relatively new to brewing, less then 12 batches, all extract. I believe the only way we'll ever try all grain brewing is to go electric. You see I'm currently a systems integrator working in the mineing industry. I'm also a journyman electrician, and would like to learn how to brew using all grain methods, so I can create and automate a system. My first choise would be using a simple PLC, like a Modicom Momentum, or AB Micrologic to regulate pH, and temp durning the mash. I think this method would be better then a single loop PID controller as one could run multiple PID's and multiple I\O's. BTW, Shuie, are you on Pelican Parts BBS?
Good to have yah 941MxVet and welcome to the board! I'm a systems integrator for the fresh and waste water industry myself. Sure you don't want to try a coal fired brewery? Guess that would be like me using methane from a solid waste digester. pass...
Thanks for the welcome CodeRage! I work in the gold mineing industry though, not coal. I automate the extraction of gold from it's host rock through the Merrill Crowe process. This entails grinding, leaching with cyanide, plenty of de-arration, lead introduction, DE, as well as filter presses. I'm sure if you work in waste water you're familar with Perrin filter presses, we use the same units. I think I'll be looking to improve my homebrewing so we can justify building an all grain home brewery! Again thanks for the welcome, I'll be spending quite some time reading through these threads. Rob
So, a quick general theory question. If you have a 240v heating element wired up, touching each hot leg to neutral will be sitting at 120v(or whatever it actually is in reality). Now, in terms of amperage, if that element is drawing 22 amps at 240v, is the load split between the two legs? That is, if you measure the amperage on Hot A, will it be 11 amps or 22? I ask because my intention is to essentially build a stripped down version of Kal's panel with a 3 position switch for two 5500w 240v elements plus the ability to run a 120v 1200ish watt element at the same time as one of the 5500's. I initially thought of this question when I was trying to figure out of a 30 amp relay could handle a 22 amp 240v load as well as a 120v 10 amp load. My thinking was that each leg would be handling 11 amps from the 240v element plus one leg handling an additional 10 amps from the 120v load. Basically, I'm confused.
Very informative, thank you for the post. I'm new here, but have been brewing for about 18 years. I just rebuilt my basement and have a dedicated little room with a floor drain, stainless sink with sprayer, insulated fermentation box, 220V and gas line (as yet unused). I am very interested in building an automated system. I have the converted kegs and use those as mash tun, boil kettle/HLT with my turkey burners, just don't have to do it out in the garage any more. Just brewed an Oktoberfest ale and an American Amber with a twist - used San Francisco steamer yeast and fermenting at 70F instead of its usual lagering temp, ~45...but I digress. I have an electrical engineering background and love to tinker (though not very mechanically inclined), so can't wait to tap the huge talent pool here and do some serious-ass brewing. If I can share some of my knowledge too, that'd be fun. Jeff, SLC, UT


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Well, welcome to the first ADW of 2014 and this means and during all that time the blog wasn't updated, I had some heavy IRL stuff in the mix of raising my GPA, but I prevailed and everything was solved and it even had me closer to my family. (In short, fuck 2013. Right in that ass.) Now, let's get everything back up to speed for this year!
The previous season was bananas for what I ended up enjoying, but because school was getting real, I only managed to check out Lady Jewelpet, Chiaka, The Coffin Princess and Mekaku City Actors and out of these, Mekaku City Actors claimed my heart from Episode 1, was a bit iffy about Chiaka after 1 episode, and Jewelpet was a cheesefest, but it was fun. I got yet to check out some others, however and hope to do so soon after things wind down.
I went to two malls in separate days: The first was in the Great Mall of Georgia and the second was in North Pointe Mall. While North Point did have some charm and had a store where I found a plushie of Sylveon, I ended up having much more fun at the Great Mall for the areas we explored. I really want to look at the GMG when the Christmas decorations are about.
It actually feels like a corrupt system in my school despite my strong drive to reach for graduation. Recently, I had to switch a class to a refresher course (but I was refunded for that class, which was rare for a college) and found out that my academic advisor registered me one stage too early for the course. Well, better than getting auto-failed by someone who was nice most of the time (that's if I had declined the advisor's plan). There are also too many corrupt teachers, especially the few teachers who I had the most trouble with for one class until a much better teacher showed up and managed to get me out of these courses with great grades. One of them was so bad, it took me years until last quarter to pass it and the other times were from the one teacher who turns her students into academic cattle if they make just one false move. If it weren't for good teachers about and the people I met that turned out to be friends later on, my drive would be much less stronger than it is today.
During the time that I was off, I participated in two tournaments. One was a draft for Vanguard, the other was a full tournament of the same game. In the previous draft, I only had two holo cards. One was pulled and the other was given to me on accident during the rotation (I kept it) I ended up being very close to first place until I decked out due to taking one damage point further than him. I got back at him when he asked if the one card I actually pulled (Ethics Buster Extreme) was open by replying that it was already traded. The look of his face was priceless. The full tournament was nearly as more troublesome as the draft, but I managed to reach into the top 8 with my deck (PR<3ISM Bermudas). Both actually ended up being fun despite the last battle where me and my opponent was gradelocked (Stuck at Grade 2 or lower).
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Former UCLA coach John Wooden was feted during a two-hour luncheon in which he was named by the Sporting News as the best coach American sports history, regardless of sport.
Among those in attendance were former players Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Marques Johnson, Ken Heitz, Jamaal Wilkes, Fred Goss, Gary Cunningham and Kenny Washington.
Bill Walton was hoping to attend, but back problems kept him from it.
"The thing that's really special to me is coach is probably the greatest person that I know outside of my mother and father in my lifetime," UCLA coach Ben Howland said. "His integrity, his honesty, the way he lives his life, is a model for all of us."
Dye's injured toe
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Neuheisel added he didn't think incoming freshman Dalton Hilliard (DB/RB) would be ready for the start of camp, but should participate in camp towards the end. Hilliard had knee surgery earlier this month
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According to the Sporting News, the "recognition was not determined by our editors, but rather by a voting panel of over 117 former and current college and pro coaches. The panel who participated in the voting is a literal "who's who" in the coaching community, including the likes of Jim Boeheim, Scotty Bowman, Dale Brown, Larry Brown, Tom Crean, Lou Holtz, Don James, Chuck Knox, Tom Osborne, Dan Reeves, Mike Shanahan, Jim Tressel, Roy Williams, etc."
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I was puttering in the GH and saw this weird "leaf" on my pachyclada. When I realized it wasn't a leaf, I was sure my eyeballs must be decieving me!!...
It's only taken me 35 years of growing these plants to get my first seed horn! And I never really pay attention to what to do, because I figured if I hadn't seen one by now, surely I never would. So can someone give me instructions - how fast will this thing open? Do I need to bag it to catch the seed? Will I need to plant it immediately? I've never been good at growing from seed, but I'd sure like to give it a whirl... Any advice will be greatly appreciated!
Denise in Omaha
I have had pods of my australis 'Mrs G' that I have grown the seeds up before. I put a nylon foot of a pantyhose around it so that when it bursts, I don't lose any seeds. Then I spread the seeds (fuzz and all) over a damp paper towel. Then I cover it with another damp paper towel & put the whole thing in a large ziplock bag & lay in a north window to sprout. In a few days or so... after I see the the little sprouts growing along, I take them out and spread them on a fine potting soil in one of those growing trays that have a clear lid. Cover them slightly with a bit more soil & leave again in the north window to grow. I'm sure there are a few other ways to do this too, but anyway you do it...Have fun!!
PS...be sure to be very careful when you add the nylon over the pod that you don't break anything off. If the plant is small, you may want to just set it in a tupperware box or aquarium, etc. to just catch the seeds. My plant was outside & huge so I had no choice but to bag it. Also it seems it takes quite a while before opens. Good luck.
Whoo Hoo Denise...Congrats! I have only collected the seeds but never sowed them (I gave them away). I don't have much luck sowing seeds for some reason. I used either nylon Knee highs or cut up frost cloth and used twist ties to keep the seeds from popping and blowing away. Good luck!
Thanks for sharing in my excitement and for the advice. The amazing part is that this pachyclada hasn't grown much at all for me, yet it pops out a bloom now and then. I found it interesting that the one plant that doesn't do much for me is the one that gets a seed pod. Which makes me think...maybe I should go search the rest of my Hoyas that have bloomed this summer!
BTW, are they self fertile or does this mean that I probably have a hybrid between two?
Denise in Omaha
I think they are self fertile.My acuta gets a seed pod every summer that it blooms.I have some seedlings from last year growing.
Congratulations on the pod.I use moss and just lay them on top and then I cover the container with plastic warp and a few days later you should see them growing. After you get 2 real leaves you can transfer them to small plastic cups.
Wow! Congratulations!! That's just so exciting!
I wouldn't worry about getting the seeds to germinate for you. I found Sue's seeds very obliging. I wrote about what I did here and RFG provided some more tips here.
Let us know how it goes! It is so nice having little seedlings growing indoors while everything outside is starting to close up shop.
What great news. Congratulations are in order. You are going to have 'hoya babies'. Eventually, that is. I have no luck with seeds. I got seeds from Sue, and they are growing slowly. And reaching for the stars. No real leaves yet, and they are almost three inches tall. they are under lights and still stretching. I don't know what their problem is.
I'm hoping your seeds will do great for you. You may luck out and find an unusual seedling. LOL
Hey Denise that is great. I have one on my red center pachyclada. Maybe this is the time of year for it. I have noticed alot of moths out on the hoya's at night the last month or so. I don't do seeds either, something about them and me. Mine are spoken for so maybe when they grow up for her I can get a seedling back. They do seem to take forever before they 'burst' though.
Congrats Denis
Your plant is indoor or outdoor?
Your seed pod is big now, I think it will take about a week or two. When the color will turn a little yellow, brown, it will be anytime soon( please see pic. of my post'pachyclada seed'). I still have one more to open very soon, the weather getting cooler, that why I have to wait longer now.
I take a sandwich plastic bag, pull it up to end of seed pod, and close lightly the side, keep a little air for the pod (at center). will show you the pic. tomorrow, it getting dark in GH now.
My little babies start a new leaf already.
Hiya Denise,
Well congratulatons to You!!! A pod & multiple peduncles, how very exciting!
All I know of Hoya seeds is that they're short lived/ perishable. I was told to plant them ASAP after receiving them (from Lesli/GA in early Hoya forum days, remember her?)
I planted them up (don't recall what season) & they sprouted beautifully & got a couple of inches tall. Unfortunately, my seedling set up dried out unexpectedly & I lost them. I had the same sad demise of some Stephanotis seeds someone had shared w/ me (several years later).
Lots of luck w/ them & hope you share some pix as time allows. Should you wish to share some seeds .... ;>)
Might I make a suggestion: Instead of bagging the entire pod. Simply use an old vegetable twist tie wire and wind this from bottom to top. This allows the pod to develop unobstructively and breath to prevent any rotting or accidental breakage.
When the pods split, you will see the seeds all gathered in between the wired segments.
Congratulations Denise! You should have lots of seeds to hone your seedling raising skills.
It is likely that your plant was self pollinated but in almost all of these highly evolved plants (Asclepiads, orchids) that use pollen masses (pollinia) that still means an insect was present to transfer the pollen. There are a few orchids that have developed self pollination to take place in case cross pollination fails and this can happen early in the flowers life span or as the flower begins to fade. Some orchids have been found to almost exclusively self pollinate, Asclepiads are not as studied but it has also been found that some Ascelpias sp (milkweeds) have developed to be self incompatible.
Check your local dollar store as the ones here have had these 4"-6" pots with their own little plastic domes complete with vents. All you really need to an enclosed container to be sure that the potting media does not dry out while the seedlings are in their first stages and then they become much less fragile as they develop a root system. Maybe one of those little seed propagation domes you see for starting vegetable seeds would be easy to find.
RFG - I'm wondering if I'm understanding what you suggest. Is this what you mean??
Mike, I had just emptied one of those containers I get tomatoes in at Sam's - about 12" x 6", 4" deep or so, clear plastic, with a few "breathing" holes on the top. I think it will work with a couple drainage holes poked in the bottom.
I'm always amazed at how delicate seedlings seem to be. How in heck do they make it in the wild when they're so hard to bring up in a controlled situation?! I guess that must be why one plant will make a bazillion seeds - in hopes that a few will make it!
Denise in Omaha
Denise it would be better if there were no breathing holes in the container lid at first because drying out even once will kill the seedlings. Maybe you can cover the top with plastic wrap.
Hey Denise,
I gotta say I'm w/ Mike on this, that's exactly how it happened, just one drying out & my H Lacunosa seedlings were toast, I almost cried.
I'd agree a container w/out the holes would be best, I rather like using the hinged, clamshell type plastic, that one can get in Delis. I use those to propagate leaves like Begonias & A Violets. One can moisten them & essentially seal them shut & nearly airtight, so they barely lose moisture over time.
Do you need to open them up from time to time & blow some air on them or something? LOL Seems like they would mold over or something with no air at all. I have put big long vines of things in a ziplock before to root, but I opened them every day & blew air in there & then resealed. Sometimes it worked...sometimes not.
The image could use more tightening up. You goal is to prevent the capsules from exploding when they ripen.
I would say germinate the seeds without any covering. Hoya pachyclada is a succulent, it is used to a dry environment. But do keep the soil moist during the germination period. Plant the seeds thinly. I will bet that you will get some variegated seedlings among this batch. This is the form that produced the variegated pachyclada. Good luck!
Follow up! My seed pod burst. I found it on 11/9, so if you figure I found it almost immediately after it formed, and found the open pod right away, too, then it took 7 weeks for it to ripen. Here's what I found...
That twist-tie did the job nicely. Here's the seeds after I untwisted it...
I'm anxious to see if they germinate for me. It'll be fun to raise seedlings if I can! Anyway, here's a photo of the empty outer pod (I'd call it a "sheath" - would you say that's the correct word?) and the inner "seed holder" (I'm sure there's a technical word for that - what would it be??)...
Thanks for coming back to share in my excitement!
Denise in Omaha
Congratulations Denise. I think you will do very well with these seeds, keep us updated.
I added a link with some info on the fruiting of plants in the milkweed family, in this case Asclepias syriaca, the common milkweed.
Plants in the milkweed family have fruit that is referred to as a seed pod or more technically a follicle. The pods are dehiscent which means that they split open along a predetermined suture or seam (single seam in the case of Hoyas and milkweeds) to release the seeds once mature. The dry outer part of the seed pod that opens up is referred to as a valve or carpel.
Here is a link that might be useful: Fruiting of Asclepias species
Hi Denise,
Very exciting, good for you -- if you haven't yet planted the seeds, I'd though I'd share what I'd started my latest seeds in (per suggestions of RFG) the seeds seem happy enough.
I chopped up some long fiber sphagnum & mixed it w/ perlite, about 50/50 each & put in into clamshell container, moistened w/ mister, placed seeds on top & closed it all up.
You can see this set-up & mix in my pix on the other thread abt Pachychlada seeds (thread by SueTran I think).
Happy germinating (I got 12 sprouts from 14 seeds, so you should probably do pretty well w/ these too.)
Denise, I hope you have luck with your seeds. I had seeds from Suetran and out of 14 that germinated, I'm down to four. They now have their first set of real leaves, and are growing very slowly. They are about 4" tall and in 4 oz yogurt cups. I guess this time of year the growing is slower. Just have to have patience.
On another note: I received seeds for ovovata back in August. One seed germinated about a month ago and is taking it's time go grow. I was going to put it in it's own pot but I think I see another seedling popping up. I have to take a close look because it may be just algae on the perlite. So really, patience is needed for these seeds. I hope something good comes from them, maybe a variegated one. LOL
They DO take forever to grow! No wonder when Josh does updates on seedlings he spaces them like 3 months apart. I know they are developing, but I need to start taking more progression photos so I have empirical proof that change is really truly happening... otherwise I won't believe it.
Just needed to vent. ^_^
Well GG,
May you find that more productive than I did. I hadn't noticed the timing of Josh's seeds progress post.
Maybe I should take a lesson there, cause as to my H. Pachyclada seeds, they're still pluggin' along, it's just that they look pretty much the same as when I last posted their pix. They're a tad taller, but have same 2 leaves each & don't look particularly different than earlier pix I shared. Given all the personal difficulties, sadness, illness & the like on that thread, I didn't wish to add photos that didn't really show anything different.
But mine ARE still going GG, so take heart.
Meanwhile Denise, anything to report?
It's funny because we're all used to how slow Hoyas can be at times. It just feels different when I'm staring at little plants that don't even quite look like Hoyas yet. I just want one leaf that looks firmly pachyclada-ish. Then I'll feel like we've turned a corner and I'm no longer nursing a nestful of orphaned sparrows.
I'm in the same boat with you guys. At last count, there were over a dozen itty-bitty seedlings, most of them a little tall and lanky with those two beginner leaves at the top. They look pretty fragile, but must be tougher than they look. I've got them on a south shelf in my GH, getting dappled south sun through other plants on the days that aren't gloomy (not today!) I think the challenge will be not letting them get too dry, which is why I put them on this particular shelf - I have to walk by them every time I go into the GH. I'm with you, GG - I'm waiting on that first set of REAL leaves to get truly excited!
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well the wife and kide are a given, i was mainly curious about what kind of supplies example 1 firearm of choice 2 knife of choice ect.
Agreed with BKT. My Armageddon bag has a hell of a lot more than five items. Only thing I don't have is communication devices, but I can always pick those off the half eaten corpses the zombies leave behind.
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A good gun, radio device, lights, food, and knife.
1. Scoped rifle with good ammo. 2. A good handgun. Probably a Glock 17 with ammo. 3. Supplies in the form of food and water. 4. A good sheath knife. 5. Fire starting gear like matches, lighters and/or firesteel.
i would bring 1. my 12 gauge mossy 500 2. my remmy 597 .22lr 3. my sog seal pup 4. fire starter 5. mre's and i would find some place in the woods and bunker down for a few weeks-months and teach my daughter survival skills like how to prepare water, kill and skin game and how to make shelter


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DE/OLB 6'4" 252 lbs Central Arkansas...
small school prospect with a high ceiling. He may bethe fastest and possibly most athletic lineman in the draft. There is a good chance he gets selected as a linebacker by a team that runs the 3-4 defense.
Julius McClellan
WR 6'3" 227 lbs North Carolina Central...runs under 4.5...
Former juco transfer... has shot up boards since posting impressive numbers at his pro day. His size/speed combo has teams showing a good bit more interest, with a few who might consider using a draft pick on him late in the 7th round. Could potentially move to TE after gaining almost 20 pounds since his junior pro day. Many are looking at him as a developmental prospect that could pay big dividends at the next level. Expect, at the very worst, for him to be a early free agent signing after the draft.
Eric Fowler
WR 6'3" 215 lbs Grand Valley State...4.48
Fowler had a solid junior year but his senior season is what has scouts buzzing. He led all of D2 in receiving on the year showing off good hands, route running, and the ideal size teams look for. He will need to work on his downfield blocking some and continue to become more polished as a player but he has all the tools you look for in a great receiver. He can make the tough catches and beat you deep with his speed. He might have gone from a free agent to as high as a 5th round pick in the NFL Draft.
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CB/FS 5'11 192lbs Fort Valley ....ran a 4.44 40.
Moulton has been one of the top all-purpose players in DII over the last couple years. He has been a solid cornerback but will get drafted because he can return kicks, punts, and play both safety and cornerback. He has good size, speed, and has shown excellent athletic ability.
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Officials: Packaging parking garage with new police station a win for the city
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
DOVER — As a vote to approve the Capital Improvements Program approaches, city officials say combining a long-discussed parking garage with the planned new police facility at Orchard Street will provide both short-and long-term benefits to residents.
Of particular interest to the city is the possibility of using the federally-sponsored New Markets Tax Credits program to offset up to 30 percent of the cost of the project, according to Joyal. According to Joyal, this federal program is designed to allow private investors to take a credit on their taxes if they invest in projects that have a public benefit in certain areas, such as Orchard Street. "By combining a police station and a garage into an economic development project, we have an opportunity to apply for tax credits," Joyal said, while adding that, for planning purposes, the city is not assuming they will receive those credits. Joyal said he expects the parking garage, budgeted for more than $11 million in the proposed CIP, will eventually pay for itself while not being a burden on taxpayers.
The city manager said another factor that went into considering building both at once was decreasing the effect that construction could have on abutters, such as nearby residents and especially local businesses, which rely on the Orchard Street site for customer parking. In previous discussions, the building committee has floated the idea of constructing the parking garage first before proceeding to the police facility. This would somewhat alleviate concerns over lost parking spaces while the project is completed.
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A slow moving storm will move across Colorado tonight and tomorrow. This system will produce rain and thunderstorms over the lower elevations with light snow above 11,000 feet. Still enough moisture around friday, saturday and sunday for isolated pm thunderstorms over the mountains and some parts of the I-25 corridor. Cool temperatures again tomorrow then a strong warming trend into next week.
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Former Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon believes Cristiano Ronaldo will look to end his career in England.
The newly-crowned World Footballer of the Year penned a new five-year contract with Real in September, but he is only 28 years of age and would appear to have one more big deal left in him.
A return to Manchester United was mooted over the summer, with Ronaldo admitting that he considered such a switch after speaking with Rio Ferdinand.
He was, however, to stay put and remains fully committed to his Spanish employers for now.
Calderon, though, is of the opinion that the proud owner of the Ballon d'Or will be unable to resist the lure of the Premier League before hanging up his boots.
He said in The Sun: "I do not think he will finish his career at Real.
"I feel that one day he will return to England. In Madrid, he is pleased with the city and the fans. But I think his relationship with Florentino Perez is not as good as it was with Alex Ferguson at Manchester United.
"Ronaldo loves father figures. With Florentino, he does not have that rapport.
"The relationship is bad or actually non-existent. He stays at Real despite the chairman."
While Calderon has questioned the balance of power at Santiago Bernabeu, Perez is of the opinion that all is well in the Spanish capital and considers his success in keeping Ronaldo at Real over the summer to be a show of solidarity.
He said: "Of course, everyone in the world wants to have Cristiano in their team, certainly.
"It was very important to keep him with us for the image of Madrid and for his level of performance in the years to come. Cristiano was born to play for Real Madrid."
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Juventus skipper Alessandro Del Piero has spoken of his joy after his side beat Serie A table-toppers Internazionale 2-1 in Turin.
The win puts the Old Lady within five points of Jose Mourinho's men at the summit as the title chase hots up.
Juventus went into the game on the back of two successive defeats and the win now keeps them in touch with the Nerazzurri ahead of their vital Champions League clash against Bayern Munich in midweek.
Speaking to Sky Sport Italia, he said: "This victory tastes really good, because of the result and the way we played.
"We wanted to give a response and managed it, rediscovering certain qualities that are fundamental to us.
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Former music video director Fernando Eimbcke continues to hone his feature film career with this drama concerning a 14-year-old boy who makes the transition from childhood to adulthood while attempting to repair an irreplaceable gift. The final gift that Juan ever received from his father was a car. Now Juan has crashed that car, and he's determined to get it in working order again. As Juan searches the city for car parts, he gradually begins to realize that the decisions he makes over the … More
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[Eimbcke finds] warmth, humor and grace in these ragged environments. Once we learn the cause of Juan's malaise, images we've already seen take on extraordinary significance.
[Lake Tahoe is] a small, calm movie that will take you into another world...
Eimbcke's Jarmusch-ian comedy is laced with something stronger.
An offbeat droll black comedy that worked for me in the Zen way it made its seemingly simple tale poignant and compelling in such a unique way.
If you're patient -- the beautifully composed wide-angle camerawork helps -- the reason for the protagonist's down-in-the-mouth behavior emerges, and finally from the languor comes a sweet little payoff.
Eimbcke's world -- sun-baked and lazy and almost devoid of activity or adults -- may seem aimless and pointless, but he manages a delightfully complete wrap-up and payoff.
Fortunately, Eimbcke's laconic if fanciful storytelling strengths ring more true than his somewhat artificial and hackneyed visual style, which includes a penchant for lengthy wide-angle shots that make the world look like a feverishly alien place.
If a dramatic action occurs in Lake Tahoe, a new film from Mexican director Fernando Eimbcke, you probably won't see it.
A simply complex, intelligent and quietly absorbing drama with just the right blend of humor, tenderness and cin�ma v�rit� realism.
With Lake Tahoe, Mexican filmmaker Fernando Eimbcke proves himself adept at turning a blank screen into a work of art.
Could be quirky enough to ensnare devotees of indie film.
So different from the usual fare that it might have arrived from another galaxy.
has an even less assuming sense of comedy to it but is far more consistent in its gags
Inspired by a childhood accident that befell director Fernando Eimbcke soon after his father's death, this low-key character study is a beguiling paradox of Mexican suburban splendor masking personal grief.
Coming down from the Saturday sugar rush of his 2006 comedy Duck Season, Mexican auteur Fernando Eimbcke's lovely, Yucat�n-set dramedy drifts by on a similar deadpan wave of static vignettes and lingering pauses that must be 10 months pregnant.
Eimbcke has an undeniable gift for deftly doleful wavelengths.
Lake Tahoe confirms Embicke as a promising young talent, but simultaneously raises some worries that he's only able to offer a small, singular form of pleasure.
It ultimately sags under the weight of its bloated silences and stagnant story line.
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"Lake Tahoe" starts with Juan(Diego Catano) not so much wrapping a car around a telephone pole, as lightly tapping it. While he is unharmed, the car is not. Since this is Sunday, most of the auto repair shops are closed for the day and Don Heber(Hector Herrera) thinks he is trying to rob his place of business. Eventually, Juan does manage to convince the old man of his honest intentions and in return is told what is probably wrong with the car. Now all he needs is a part which turns out to be more elusive and expensive than he had originally imagined...
"Lake Tahoe" is filmed with a stationary camera, usually at a distance from the action, which is a style that usually puts me on edge. However, this time it works well with the deadpan comedy of Juan's odyssey. Even with an extreme tonal shift that occurs halfway through when a vital piece of information is nonchalantly dropped in the viewers' laps, the movie remains a bittersweet look at how we are never alone as we think we are.
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There are one billion people in India, the second most populous country in the world. This means every sixth person in the world is an Indian.
The demonstrationunprecedented since the Vietnam war erathat convulsed normally laid-back Seattle late last fall had two results.
The announcement in London that 45-year-old Cherie Blair, wife of the British prime minister, is expecting her fourth child produced the expected acres of newspaper column inches.
'A time to offend and be offended.' There were two groups conspicuously absent from the State of the Union Address, 2000. The first was nine Supreme Court justices.


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Join us for a robust program and festive party with cocktails, heavy hors d'oeuvres and open bar. The LGBT civil rights movement enjoys unprecedented momentum, pushing all of us further toward full equality, and Lambda Legal's efforts in Indiana and around the country are making historic strides. Just since March of this year, Lambda Legal's federal lawsuit seeking the freedom to marry and respect for out-of-state marriages for same-sex couples in Indiana secured a court order for the very first same-sex marriage to be recognized in the Hoosier state!
Our evening in September will celebrate all that has been accomplished and recommit our energies to the goal of equality for all. Please join our 2014 Co-Chairs Valita Fredland, Beth Meyerson, and Steve Thornton, along with our Host and Indiana Leadership Committees, to celebrate and advance our important work in this exciting year!
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Ikaros is a key regulator of the hemo-lymphoid system in which it is presumed to function by both potentiating and repressing gene expression. Repression is mediated through two independent domains at the N and C terminus of the protein, both of which can independently recruit the corepressors Mi-2beta, Sin3A, and Sin3B and the Class I histone deacetylases 1 and 2; the N-terminal domain can also associate with the corepressor CtBP. Here we describe a detailed dissection of these two domains and identify the minimal repression modules and the corepressor requirements for their activity. Based on these studies, we describe mutations in a full-length Ikaros protein that abrogate interactions with each of the identified corepressors and abolish the protein's function as a repressor. Finally, we show that, barring CtBP, the Ikaros family members Aiolos, Helios, and Eos can associate with all of the identified corepressors of Ikaros including its newly identified interactors, Class II HDACs.
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You are invited to attend a January 17 workshop on upcoming matching fund opportunities for community–initiated neighborhood or technology projects. Seattle Department of Neighborhoods and Department of Information Technology are hosting a joint workshop from 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. at the Youngstown Cultural Arts Center on 4408 Delridge Way SW. The workshop will present information on the criteria and application guidelines for both the Small and Simple Projects Fund and the Technology Matching Fund. If you can't attend this workshop, our department is hosting another workshop on the Small and Simple Projects Fund. It will be on January 29 at 6 p.m. at the Greenwood Public Library on 8016 Greenwood Ave N. Interpretation services can be requested for either workshop by contacting us at least one week prior to the workshop.
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Edit: I added a second ua I just found that seems to belong to Safari. If you all use my browscap.ini file be sure you grab my latest update that includes Safari.
Looks good, but I'm going back to Mozilla :)
Sort of nice to see Apple give back some.
What is the point of offering Google built in to a browser if it is not going to support the PR system?
Funny thing is, all I use my PC for is Database and checking PR.
Apple of all people should know the business market, and Apple media developers. Come on already PR Bar Please!
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I installed and used the new browser and really quite fast in relation to about everything. Relates well with .CSS - nice (so far).
Still lacking some features, but I am impressed.
maybe because nobody in the 'real world' outside of webmasters and seo's actually understands or has any interest in page rank - they just wanna search ;)
Here's a nice review: [diveintomark.org...] Safari doesn't do very well...
I read somewhere they expect a first stable version within 6 months.
Do you really think the guy over in Hollywood doing video editing really gives a rats bum about PR displaying in his browser window? People concerned with PR using Macs is probably 0.02%.
Just browse this forum a bit and you will see that most threads are related to IE-Mac bugs. I sincerely hope that Safari will soon make IE one bugger NOT to worry about anymore. :)
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It needs Keychain support - badly. It needs tabbed browsing. It needs to support more search engine forms than just Google.
Still not bad for a beta. :)
If it supports standards (which I think it does) then there should be nothing to worry about.
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As to how Safari compares to Mozilla, IE and Opera, I'm seeing some css-issues with Safari that I don't see in either IE or Mozilla. On the other hand, css-positioning seems to be *much* better than the ones in both IE And Opera, css-issues that I see in Opera 6 are working better but not perfect in Safari
And remember: this is *still* beta, so don't expect 99% error free. If you choose to use it, do use the built-in bug-reporter.
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I had Snowshoes Pitch Black Porter the other night and would love to brew it has anyone gotten ahold of the recipe or figured it out on beersmith? Any help would be great. Thanks & Cheers
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TAKING CARE OF PATIENTS on your own for the first time can be daunting. Working as a new nurse in a CCU, caring for patients who are balanced on the bubble between life and death can be downright terrifying. But with each hour that passes, as your patient maintains a patent airway, stable cardiac rate and rhythm and BP, and adequate urine output, your confidence begins to grow.
Until something goes wrong, of course. Maybe your patient goes into atrial fibrillation with a rapid ventricular response. Maybe his or her systolic BP drops into the 70s. Maybe a more experienced nurse steps in and points out something obvious that you missed, simply because you're still learning.
Having been a nurse for just 7 months, I face issues like these each time I start my shift in the ICU. Many of my colleagues have been nurses for 20 or 30 years, and they often make patient care look easy. Dealing with issues ranging from time management to cardiac arrest are second nature to them.
In the midst of all the knowledge and expertise of my seasoned colleagues, I sometimes wonder: What can I do for a patient that'll make a difference when I'm so inexperienced?
These were the thoughts running through my head one chilly October evening as I arrived for my 12-hour shift. I breathed a sigh of relief after getting my assignments: two patients who were currently stable. One patient, Mr. H, had undergone minimally invasive thoracic surgery for a lung tumor and was expected to be discharged within a few days. This sounded like something I could handle.
The nurse who gave me shift report warned me that Mr. H was easily irritated and didn't follow instructions to ring his call light for help before trying to get out of bed. His bed-exit and chair-exit alarms had been ringing all day.
Mr. H was sitting up in a chair when I went in to meet him. He seemed pleasant. We made small talk while I completed his physical assessment. After making sure his chair-exit alarm was connected, I told him I'd be back in a little bit, and to push his call light if he needed anything.
Just as I sat down to document, I heard the woodle-whoop of Mr. H's chair-exit alarm going off. I hurried into his room and found him tottering toward the bathroom. After giving him a gentle reprimand for not using his call light, I helped him to the bathroom and then back to bed.
I asked Mr. H why he didn't use the call light to get help. "I don't need any help to walk," he said, "and I didn't want to bother you."
I sat down and he started to talk. A very independent person, Mr. H had worked all his life and was used to not only doing things for himself, but also taking care of others. And now, being in a strange environment and having to depend on other people was making him feel, as he put it, "like a caged animal."
Mr. H and I talked a few more minutes, and I reassured him that everything we were doing, and all the monitors he was hooked up to, were only for his safety. I asked him again to please use his call light when he needed to get up. He said, "I'll do it, but only for you." That was good enough for me.
After fluffing Mr. H's pillows and making sure he was comfortable, I turned to walk out of his room. Suddenly, he reached over the bed rail and grabbed my arm.
"You've done more for me than anybody else since I've been here," he said.
I was completely caught off guard. What had I done? I hadn't given him any medications or changed any dressings or bathed him. I certainly hadn't performed any lifesaving feats. All I'd done was listen to him and fluff his pillows.
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Clingan on being captain,injuries and last two matches Coventry City midfielder Sammy Clingan has admitted to being a proud man every time he wears the Coventry City captain's armband. "I've captained every side I've ever played for so I was really pleased to do it for Coventry," said Clingan to the CT's Andy Turner. "I don't know how long it will last but I'm proud to wear the armband whenever I'm asked. "I've been unfortunate with injuries the last couple of seasons but that happens in football so you just have to be mentally strong and deal with it. "It wasn't nice sitting in the stand because I'm not a good watcher anyway and you just want to be involved. "I was really pleased to get two ninety minutes under my belt with Northern Ireland. I hadn't started for a few games and it did get to me to be honest. "It was a nice change as well. Seeing the same players every day you can get in each other's faces a bit so to train with different countries is a good experience. "I've really enjoyed the last couple of games. "It's been great to be back on the pitch, the knees feeling good, we've played some good football and got a result against Watford. "We played well at Burnley and perhaps we thought we just had to turn up at Preston to get a result. But's it's never like that in the Championship - you have to dig in first before you can play and I thought we did that against Watford. "We looked at the videos from that game and we played some good stuff so you think to yourself ' that doesn't look like a team down at the bottom of the table' but the fact is that we haven't been good enough for part of the season and we know we've got to do better - nobody is thinking we have made it because we haven't."
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Frostburg State University Chorale, Chamber Choir to Perform
The University Chorale's performance will include Benjamin Britten's "Rejoice in the Lamb," featuring Sheri Hartman, soprano; Lisa Wenzel, alto; Joshua Ruppenkamp, tenor; and Brain Kosior, bass. Other selections include "I Hear a Song" by Robert Leaf, "My Love Walks in Velvet" by Gwyneth Walker, "A Red, Red Rose" by James Mulholland, "Soldier, Soldier, Won't You Marry Me" arranged by Robert DeCormier and "Tunggare Two" by Stephen Leek (Maori).
The Chamber Choir's selections include "Ah, dolente partita" and "Ohime, se tanto amate" by Claudio Monteverdi, "My Bonnie Lass She Smileth" by Thomas Morley and P.D.Q. Bach's "My Bonnie Lass She Smelleth." They will also perform "I am the Resurrection and the Life" by Heinrich Schutz, "Rytmus" by Ivan Hrusovsky (Bratslava), "Transfiguration" by Sven Erik Back (Sweden), "A Lullaby" by Deen Enstminger, "Lullaby of Birdland" arranged by Paris Rutherford, "Operator" arranged by Kirby Shaw and "Past Life Melodies" by Sarah Hopkins. This powerful work is influenced by her experience in Australian Aboriginal art and music and it explores harmonic overtone singing.
The concert will close with performances of "Freedom Come" by Ben Allaway (South Africa), "Take My Hand, Precious Lord," arranged by Ed Lojeski, "Go Down in de Lonesome Valley" arranged by Jester Hairston, "Deep River" by Norman Luboff, "My Soul's Been Anchored in the Lord" by Moses Hogan and the combined choirs performing "The Storm is Passing Over" arranged by Barbara Baker.
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Head coach Buzz Williams of the Marquette Golden Eagles reacts in the... News PhotoBasketball - Men's College,Basketball - Sport,Davidson Wildcats,Facial Expression,Head Coach,Kentucky,Lexington - Kentucky,Marquette Golden Eagles,Match - Sport,NCAA Men's Basketball,Round Two,Rupp Arena,Second Half - Sport,Sport,USA,VerticalPhotographer Kevin C. CoxCollection: Getty Images Sport 2013 Getty ImagesLEXINGTON, KY - MARCH 21: Head coach Buzz Williams of the Marquette Golden Eagles reacts in the second half of the game against the Davidson Wildcats during the second round of the 2013 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament at the Rupp Arena on March 21, 2013 in Lexington, Kentucky. Marquette won 59-58. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)