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Liverpool Football Club
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Kuyt secures Reds victory
16 Sep 2009 - 21:58:15
Liverpool got their Champions League camping off and running, but were pedestrian at times in a scrappy 1-0 victory over Hungarian side Debreceni.
Dirk Kuyt ensured that the Reds took all three points with a goal in first-half stoppage time, but it could have been many more if the the home side were more clinical and ruthless in front of goal.
Despite an uninspiring performance, a subdued Kop watched their idols fluff plenty of decent chances throughout which would have allowed Rafael Benitez to make changes earlier.
In a first half that was often frustrating for Liverpool, it was the emergence of Debreceni into the game which shot them into life.
The Reds were lackadaisical for the first half hour and this allowed the visitors to capitalise.
A ten-minute period of possession from the Hungarian champions was topped by an exquisite 20-yard half-volley from Peter Czvitkovics, who forced Jose Reina to tip the ball over for a corner.
Further surges forward from the visitors caused the home support to become uneasy and voice their annoyance at the lethargic nature of Liverpool's performance, which in turn provided a response from the men in red.
A whirlwind last ten minutes of the first period put the visitors firmly back on the foot as Albert Riera had three gaping opportunities in the space of five minutes as he grew in confidence with each, but failed to trouble Debrecen goalkeeper Vukasin Poleksic sufficiently.
Steven Gerrard had opportunities of his own despite operating from deep, but it was Kuyt, Liverpool's brightest spark of the first half, who made the breakthrough in stoppage time.
Just as he did in Saturday's victory over Burnley, the Dutchman latched onto a rebound to send the ball into the back of the net to ease the nerves on Merseyside.
The chance came off the back off a pinpoint Yossi Benayoun pass to Torres, who turned and swung his right boot to force Poleksic to parry, though he could not get it to safety.
Kuyt was all-too-happy to follow the shot up and sent the ball home to ease nerves on Merseyside and the goal allowed the Reds to dictate the second half.
As the Kop hoped to see a Liverpool onslaught, they were made to watch the Reds flatter to deceive, with only Gerrard seriously threatening Poleksic.
The skipper left the keeper planted firmly to the ground with a vicious right-foot volley ten minutes into the second period, but thankfully for the visitors, the ball brushed the roof of the net.
Despite plenty of bright play down the flanks from Benayoun, Riera, Glen Johnson and Emiliano Insua, the Reds failed to break down Debreceni again and were forced to settle for a 1-0 victory.
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I agree with Manuel. The influence of Spanish on the English language will continue to grow. Will it outpace French? Only time will tell but in the United States there is no doubt that more and more people are familiar with and using words of Spanish origin.
astonishingly enough, according to Bill Brisons book "mother tongue" the 100 most used words in the English language are all of anglo-saxon origin!
I think other people are misunderstanding Manuel. He said that Spanish is a much more important influence on English than French is -now-. That is certainly the case.
I always enjoy a well-written piece on the English language. But when I saw this headline, my heart sank, as I realised The Economist had joined the legion of publications inexplicably giving press to the Global Language Monitor. To their credit, they rightly point out that the GLM has no real authority, and that its claim that, on April 29th, 2009, English will rack up its millionth word, is meaningless. Yet they fail to note that the GLM, which they call a "company" with a "staff" of "free traders and inventive entrepreneurs," is in reality a husband-and-wife operation run by the self-promoting Paul JJ Payack and his wife Millie, who counts "Fashion Correspondent" among her titles. Next time they write a piece on language, English or otherwise--and I hope there are many more times--I suggest they consult proper linguists, such as those at Language Log, who made Mr. Payack runner-up for the first annual Goropius Becanus Prize, "awarded to people or organizations who have made outstanding contributions to linguistic misinformation."
we often think of the quantity of language? how about the beauty quality? too many doesnot mean the best. so i like french
My brother is an English teacher in Italy and has observed many times that Italians understand 'educated' English much better than the 'simple' English we would naturally talk to children who were having trouble understanding what we were saying.
He surmises that the 'simple' English one would use with children uses mainly a Germanic vocabulary, incomprehensible to speakers of a Latin language, while we learn much of the French/Latin vocabulary as we get older and receive an education.
The interesting thing is that when speaking with Italians (and presumably any other Latinate language speaker) the best thing to do is suppress your instinct to speak in simple words, and start talking as (to me) as 'posh' as you can!
Let's not forget that by far the most words of every day use in the English language are of Germanic origin. I don't see this changing.But then, who cares??
In terms of the development of the English language French is far more important than Spanish. The Norman invasion of Britain in 1066 led to the introduction of a French nobility, clergy and court system. With that, over time Middle English became Modern English. The Norman (French) invasion is the primary source of latin in English.
There are certainly many words in English of Spanish origin, but that does not mean that the Spanish influence comes anywhere close to that of French.
Manuel, English still has more words of French origin than Spanish. The Spanish influence is quite small by comparison.As for whether "is" and "are" should be considered 2 different words, I would say no. If you're trying to figure out which language has more words than other languages, this would give an inflated count to highly inflected languages like Russian or German.
What I struggle with on a daily basis, as an English teacher, in Ulsan, South Korea, is the constant collision between my Confucian students and the cultural history or baggage of English. I had a teenage student rant that English "…had no home country," which would come as a great surprise to the 60 million odd inhabitants of the U.K. My students are constantly hammering Confucian values into painful English sentences for example: relationships between "juniors" and "seniors." Korean values simply don't translate into English, however, that doesn't stop most Koreans from valuing translation skills as perhaps the only way to defend their culture from the onslaught of English and its cultural values.
Most Koreans are turning off English with the wonderful statement: "I am Korean and this is Korea and we speak Korean." Which is a wonderful piece of inductive logic but for me is a tautology.
I have noticed that some of these responders have pointed out, tautologically, that the author "isn't American" and there is always this irony where "English English" isn't good enough for us in the 21st century.
What I'd like to propose, as a son of immigrants, is that many non-native speakers develop an awareness that, for example, Dutch remains the language I try to speak most often with my mother but I use English in a business sense.
I would suggest that there is one language for the "familiar" and another to deal with others, the world and the economist. English and The Economist is my window on the world and Dutch is my window on my family, roots and soul.
As a colombian I do not think "futile" is a word that describes the "Real academia". I think nothing unites spanish-speakers as the Academia does (btw. I'm a mathematician so you'll see the influence). English speakers do not think that way and this is the reason why in 500 years there could be an american language and an english language. I think 1m. words is the first symptomI do not think that the academia should become "flexible" as Manuel suggests. I just think it should give up its focus of attention from Spain and take into account that there are many more speakers (and they have been succesfully doing that over the past years. p.e. the word "cantinflesco"). While I am a libertarian I think there should be only one spanish, with accents and a few local words, but we should try to stick to the real academia's lexicon... Colombia is very aware of that and that's why some think our spanish is the best in the world (and you can include Spain here because they are the ones who include the more slang).viva la real academia!
Having an official body that rules over the language as we Spaniards have can be positive if this body is flexible and has an open mind. Our Real Academia has been just so in the last 20 years.
By the way. It is obvious that the writer is English and not American because he mentions french influence over the english language and forgets Spanish influence which is much stronger nowadays in the U.S. Where do you think the following words com from?
Plaza, patio, Jalape�o, tortilla.....macho....
English is becoming the universal language. Let's call it "Worldish" Or do you like "Earthlish" better?
This is a great story, the way the language evolves is fascinating....
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Cute and Cuddly
I couldn't go to sleep so I picked one with America XD
"Jones likes me
" you said not believing it. Alfred Jones was an All American boy. You were just a chubby girl who was into anime, games, movies, music, world history, and cooking. Some would freak out on her if this was true like the head cheerleader. She'd make your life worst then it is now. You would say hell is a paradise after she's through with you.
"Really ______! He likes you! You are the girl next door to him. He says you're perfect." Lilli said smiling she was so cute she was one weakness to you.
"But I don't know him and don't tell me things about him. It will make me feel creepy." If learned anything about people it was by talking to them and your friends knew this and took it as a chance. "Then go talk to him or we will." Elizabeth said as you groaned.
"What should I ask him if he wants to hang out and play video games?"
"YES!!!!" it seemed you got it right you turned to see Alfred laughing with his buddies everyone called them the 'Allies'. "What if he has foot-"
"That ended a week ago ____~ You have to talk to him or I will." Elizabeth said as you sighed
'Saved by the bell.' You thought and stood up. "Maybe another time. Lilli are we still good to hang out?"
Lilli nodded. "Yes. See you after school ____I need to go and remind Big Brother." She said before walking away.
-Time Skip bought to you by
..who are you Canada: I'm Canada-
The school day finally ended. You were glad because if was Friday and you mom and dad were away for the next two weeks. Now you can play games and watch anime to your little heart's content. "_____!" You turn to see Lilli. "Hey are you ready to go?"
"Sorry ____ Big Brother and I have to go home be-"
"Say no one more you better go find Vash I don't think he wants to be kept waiting then." With that Lilli was gone and you were alone. You thought about going and buying some games and movies. Then later order a pizza or get a burger. Now that you think about it, the last time you had one was a long time ago you mom wouldn't mind. Heck you won't mess up the kitchen. "Games and movies
.homework can wait." You say as you head to the game store.
"Hey Chubby going to buy games? You're such a dork no wonder you're so fat!'
You stop if you kept walking it would only get worst you hated this. You tried everything to lose weight but your body didn't like it was fine with how you were and are. The insults were about it come at you again but instead someone else spoke.
"That's not cool dude. I play video games all the time but you don't make fun of me." You looked up to see Alfred the kids looked at him and just turned and walked away not wanting to look bad or me made a fool of.
"Dude you okay?"
"You know what they said is bullshit. You're so not fat. You're cute and cuddly."
You blushed and looked down. "Thanks
.Your Alfred right?" you asked.
With his signature laugh he nodded. "That's me the hero! So what are you doing by yourself where are you friends?"
"Oh they all had something to do so I'm just going to play games, watch movies, and eat a burger for the first time in a while?"
"How long?"
"Hmm two months maybe more."
You looked at him and see his face change to a state of horror. "Dude that's too long! We need to get you that burger stat!" he said.
"You don't have to worry I'll most likely stop somewhere and order one before heading home. But I need to see if they have a copy of black ops for me since they gave away mine my mistake
." You said. Alerd seem to be drooling.
"You okay?"
"Dude can I hang out with you? It will be totally awesome man! If they don't have your game we can watch movies and anime and just chill!"
Somehow you didn't mind hanging out with him since you knew Elizabeth must have made up that he liked you. "Sure why not? My folk don't care if I have people over while they're gone just no wild parties."
-Another time skip thanks to Canada! Canada: You remembered I'm here!-
After yelling at the manger for selling your copy of black ops again you spent a hour buying movies on 'sale' well Alfred bought most of them for you and you went to McDollals he ordered 50 double cheese burgers you told him not to worry about fries or drink because you had soda and can make fries for him. He smiled and agreed and when you. After 15 minutes the fries were cooked and you warm up the burgers that Alfred didn't eat. You started with a romantic comedy and laughter and food well you almost died laughing at Alfred not understanding the mood of the moive. But moving on to more movies you look at Alfred. "Hey when do you need to be home? I don't want you to be in tro-" Alfred place a figure on your lips. "Easy babe after the movie I'll call my brother and see when I should start walking home." You didn't argue and went back to watching the movie with him and soon you cuddled close to him and fell asleep.
Alfred smiled and pulled out his cell phone." Hey Iggy
..hey hey
I'm not coming home to tonight. I have someone I don't want to leave alone."
After a while you wake up to find Alfred was still here and he was fast asleep but she was in his lap with his arms around her.
You looked at him he said your name? Why?
"Mmm your amazing ____.....and you're so soft."
You had no idea what to do until you felt soft lips on your cheek. You look to see Alfred wide awake with a smile. "____ I know you don't know much about me but you're so amazing and beautiful will you be my girlfriend?"
You were shocked a hot guy like him wanted you to be his girlfriend. "But why me? I
.I'm not skinny and not that-" before you could finish Alfred kissed you on the lips and pushed you down on the couch. Breaking the kiss he leaves soft kisses on your neck. "You ____ are sexy. Skinny girls are fine but I don't want a skinny girl I like a girl with meat on her bones since she's more fun and great when it comes to cuddling." He said with a smiled. "So will you me my girl?"
After a moment you thought about it you learned more about him then you knew maybe being his girl wouldn't be but what you needed. You nod. "I'd love too."
"Good now let me show you how beautiful you are."
With that let's say you both didn't go to bed until early the next morning, and you know why he said your cute and cuddly.
So was it good? I know I might have to edit things but let me know if I should keep writing! And I think I spelled Alfred's name wrong due to the fact I'm ready to pass out


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Free Family Program: Individuals and families are invited to share their own favorite Grand Canyon photograph with the public. Bring one photograph (hardcopy, CD or flash drive) to the Museum on Friday, July 13 or Saturday, July 14, 2012 between noon and 4 p.m. Photographs will then be shown at an old-fashioned ice cream social on Friday evening, August 31, 2012, starting at 7:00 p.m. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3/23/2012 through 5/27/2012 ONTARIO INVITATIONAL ART EXHIBITION The Museum of History and Art, Ontario, Associates is pleased to present its sixth biennial "Ontario Invitational Art Exhibition," a collection of new artwork by local and regional artists. On view from March 23 through May 27, 2012, "Ontario Invitational Art Exhibition" features artwork by artists: John Harris, Anita Hunt, Keith Klingonsmith, Eric Myles, David Rosales, Froukje Schaafsma-Smith, Tim Stark, Karla Trujillo, Twyla Wardell and Jerry Weems. These artists were selected from the pool of over 100 artists who exhibited in the museum's juried "2011 Ontario Open Exhibition." The "2011 Ontario Open Exhibition" was adjudicated by Sant Khalsa, artist/activist, professor and Chair of the Department of Art at California State University, San Bernardino. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/21/2011 through 2/26/2012 THE WORKING WHITE HOUSE: 200 YEARS OF TRADITION AND MEMORIES Two centuries of stories and traditions are preserved in The Working White House: 200 Years of Tradition and Memories, an exhibition developed with the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage and the White House Historical Association. Archival and contemporary images, videos, as well as fascinating oral histories of workers who have served presidents from William Taft through Barack Obama convey the occupational culture of this private yet public place. "The Working White House" was developed and supported by the White House Historical Association with assistance from the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage. The exhibit was organized for travel by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service. Call for information on special holiday hours: (909) 395-2510. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9/25/2011 through 10/30/2011 BITTERSWEET HARVEST: THE BRACERO PROGRAM, 1942-1964 This Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES) showcase is a multi-faceted exhibition about the largest guest worker program in U.S. history, including both the exploitation and opportunity it brought to millions of Mexican nationals, examined through powerful photographs by Leonard Nadel, explanatory text, and audio excerpts from bracero oral histories. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The north wing temporary exhibition galleries are open to the public Thursday through Sunday from noon to 4pm. Admission is free. Call (909) 395-2510 for further information.


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Thomas Lee Burkhart Aug. 27, 1948 - Mar. 17, 2014 MISHAWAKA - Thomas L. Burkhart, age 65, went to be with the Lord on Monday, March 17, 2014. Tom was born August 27, 1948 in Elkhart, Indiana to the late James and Genevieve (Schorb) Burkhart. Tom was raised in Granger, Indiana and graduated from Penn High School in 1967. Following his graduation, Tom was called to serve his country in the US Army during the
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This course examines U.S. women's history from the Reconstruction era following the Civil War through the twentieth century, a period of intensive change. At the same time, we consider how cultural understandings of gender and sexuality transformed during this period. We explore how various groups of women, including working-class women and housewives, recent urban migrants and immigrants, students and activists, negotiated competing understandings of family, work and sexuality. We also trace women's participation in the social movements of this period, paying close attention to how such activism reflected and contested prevailing images of womanhood.
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Here's a draft over at Football's Future, where they often bring the FAIL. For once, though, I'm not sure if it's, as the title suggests, a win, a fail, or just meh. McClain, Dan Williams, Iupati, Cody, and Hughes are all off the board at 22, but Sam Bradford is not, so this mocker has the Redskins trading with the Patriots. The Pats trade out of the first round altogether, and get a 2011 2nd and a 2010 5th. 37) Patriots (from WAS): Navorro Bowman, OLB Penn St 44) Patriots (from JAX): Greg Romeus, DE, Pittsburgh 47) Patriots (from TEN): Golden Tate, WR Notre Dame 53) Patriots: Micah Johnson, ILB Kentucky
Gets a fail simply because Bowman's name is there. The other three picks are great mind. Looking at it, Odrick was on the board when we picked - swap him for Bowman and that's a home run.
I think we need a guard - wrong mike johnson? micah seems a bit of a reach, though I like him from what i've read so far. Little interest in Bowman - are we moving to 4-3?
Given the names available at #22, I wouldn't make the trade with the Redskins. Dunlop, Williams, Jones, Spiller, Pierre-Paul, etc. This team needs an impact player, and they're in good position to draft one at 22, whomever BB decides is that man.
Johnson is a bigger, less-quick Tyrone McKenzie so he is unnecessary. Bowman is a value pick at #37 but Belichick would have to find a role for him. I think he would thrive as a playmaker in the "linebackers roaming around" formation on passing downs. Love Romeus and at #44 he would be great value. Tate is super productive and should click with Brady (smart routes, great hands, quick separation). Hard to argue with this pick given Welker's injury. Johnson is a fail, Romeus and Tate are clear wins, Bowman is a win if there is a role for him.
I would have failed it, but Romeus has now announced that he'd going back to Pitt, so it makes even less sense. I generally don't post user drafts from other sites, because they're not very accurate. This one is all over the place. It's got players listed who hadn't declared (Romeus, Jeremy Beal, Kareem Jackson), some huge reaches (Jon Asamoah in the 1st round, Ciron Black in the 2nd), and some major guys missing (Corey Wootten, Maurkice Pouncey, Vlad Ducasse).
Micah Johnson looks like a player who'll be going in the 2nd round by draft day. Great thumper at 3-4 ILB, off the top of my head he's 6'1 and weighs 260lbs. Potentially a Ted Johnson. Metaphors - I love Tyrone McKensie's story and I think he can make it, but we still don't know what we have in him and we need more inside linebackers. Right now the 2010 roster has only Mayo, Guyton, McKensie and Alexander at ILB; Guyton isn't good enough, McKensie is basically a rookie unknown and Alexander is hopeless at the position. We need another player, and Johnson is rapidly turning into my binky.
Totally understand what you are saying and I actually really like Johnson. If he lasts until the 4th round or later (not impossible since his timed speed isn't great), then he is back on my radar. Taking him in the 2nd means there is an expectation of getting reps...not just a developmental guy. My point is he would have the same role, practice reps, game snaps as McKenzie. One of them is almost by definition going to lose out in these areas. I'm assuming a relatively clean bill of health for McKenzie (which isn't a sure thing) and that Belichick has a plan for him. Assuming Johnson does go in the first half of the draft, the Pats should be able to find a comparable player late (like McLaughlin from BC) that would provide depth. Potentially even on the practice squad.
I like Bowman but not for our sytem, FAIL! Also any mock where we trade out is not favorable for me especially that deal.
If we make a trade like that I might be forced to smash my TV, horrible trade with so many holes to fill this year. I'd love to get Tate in the 2nd round though, I think he would be a perfect #2 WR on this team & could start right away.
I really like Ben Tate also. And so if Brandon Tate comes back and performs well, we could have a really good Tate, Tate, and Tate offense.
Here's one over there that I think would be a WIN: NFL Forum :: - 3 rounds of mocking New England trades #44 and #47 to Philadelphia for #24 22. New England :: Jerry Hughes DE/OLB TCU 24. New England(Philadelphia) :: C.J. Spiller RB Clemson 53. New England :: Arthur Jones DT/DE Syracuse I like Hughes, but I think that Sergio Kimball (this mock has him going to Miami at #12) projects into a better OLB prospect tthan Hughes. I think Kimball was underutilized as a DE at Texas, but he was in the backfield the entire night of the national championship game. You have to like anyone who shows up big time in a big time game. That being said, I would say that this mock is a WIN!
If you look at the way the draft unfolded, it's a Meh at best. Only ONE running back goes off the board between the extra pick they get at 24 and the pick they gave up.
-Got way too little value in that trade with Washington. A 2011 2nd round pick is the equivalent of a 2010 3rd pick. So essentially you are trading down from 22 to 37 for a 3rd and 5th? Pats will have better offers to trade down. -I don't think RG is a huge need. I think the team is pretty high on Orhneger taking over there. -I love any draft with Tate. He is an ideal WR for us. Familiar with the system, run a complete NFL route tree in college, has very strong hands, is great after the catch, and seperates well. Can play outside or in the slot. Reminds many of Steve Smith (the carolina version) sans the attitude. -I'm not high on Bowman. He is undersized for us, and I know from people in the know at PSU that he has a crappy attitude.


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Use plastic canvas to create a cute pumpkin pin for autumn or Halloween. Turning this project into a pin is as simple as gluing a pinback.
- QuickCount® 10-count plastic canvas by Uniek
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- Scissors, Plastic canvas needle (No. 18), Backing material such as fabric, perforated paper, card stock, Pinback
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- Cut canvas according to graphs, and as follows:
BASE: 18 x 18 holes PUMPKIN: 9 x 9 holes
BACKGROUND: 16 x 16 holes STEM: 4 x 3 holes
LEAVES: cut 3, 4 x 4 holes
- Using 1/8" Ribbon Light Peach, work the background piece completely in continental stitches. Overcast the edges with Light Peach.
- Using six strands of Bright Orange DMC floss, work the pumpkin in continental stitches. Overcast edges with Bright Orange. Add Bronze Hi Lustre straight stitches to the center of the pumpkin, tacking the stitches on each side back to curve the lines.
- Work the stem of the pumpkin in Bronze Hi Lustre 1/8" Ribbon in cross stitches. Overcast the edges with Bronze Hi Lustre.
- Using six strands of Chartreuse DMC floss, work the leaves in cross stitches. Overcast the edges of leaves with Green Heavy Braid.
- Holding background piece like a diamond, tack the bottom of the pumpkin 1/2" from the bottom corner of the little background with Bright Orange DMC floss. Tack the two similar leaves to the background at the top of the right side of the pumpkin with Green Heavy Braid, overlapping leaves slightly. Tack the other leaf to the background with green slightly under the top left side of the pumpkin. Tack the stem of the pumpkin to the background under the top center of the pumpkin with Bronze Hi Lustre 1/8" Ribbon.
- Using Light Peach 1/8" Ribbon, whipstitch the background to the unstitched base, leaving one hole around all edges.
- Overcast edges of base with Bronze Hi Lustre 1/8" Ribbon.
- Using Green Heavy Braid, twist and glue several curly tendrils to the background at the top of the pumpkin, on the left side and above the stem. Glue backing material to back of pin. Glue pinback to center of backing material.
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This is what I am looking for. Pics of grain/hops storage. I am thinking of buying in bulk so I don't have to wait on boxes to show up. I have no idea what is required to store them for a month or two at a time.
I think you could just freeze them. If you've got a vacuum sealer, that's even better.
I don't have a picture, but I have storage bins. They are usually Rubbermaid, but I've bought the "generic" types too. I have big ones for base grain, and smaller ones for specialty grains. They go on sale all the time at places like Wal-mart and I have quite a few. Buckets from Home Depot, with lids, work well too if you have shelves they can fit on. You can write on the buckets, or use tape and a marker, to mark what's in each one. I'll take a picture of my hops storage, though, in a minute!
Ok, here's my 250 ounces of hops, vacuum sealed with my FoodSaver:
I was told by Nothern Brewer it was bad to keep grains in the freezer, better to keep them in a sealed rubbermaid bin in a dark cool place.
I tend to have trouble finding things with the search function on this site, and find that if you just google, and put homebrew in the search, this site will always be at the top with multiple threads directly related with what you're searching for. The search on this site seems to pull much more broad results. Anyhow, here are a few good threads I found, and I'm kind of glad you asked, because this is something I've been needing to look into as well:http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f36/grain-storage-3074/http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f36/bulk...storage-95123/
Each of these holds 25 pounds of grain. And the gasket on the lid makes it nice and tight. Some folks use the vittles vault food containers.
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6 qt / 15 qt / 60 qt from Target. Been doing this for 2 years without issue.
I would say you fail at thread titles too! lol........ But, in light of all the good responses here, I retract that. I use large tupperware in my basement. My money would be on a bucket that could double as a fermenter in a pinch if I was to go shopping now.


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Thanks so much for taking time to look at my pictures and to comment and even better fav them :) Apologies if I don't respond to comments but I do always try to reciprocate comments when able to. Have a nice day LOL JD
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Elizabeth Petrakis, the Long Island woman who recently won a groundbreaking divorce battle, blamed her divorce on a "fraudulent" prenuptial agreement, but her cousin says it was Petrakis' affair with her husband that really ended the marriage.
"That's just her excuse to make her feel better after what she did," Alisa Houraney told ABCNews.com.
Before Petrakis married Peter Petrakis in 1998, she was presented with what her lawyer called a "heavy handed" prenup that would give her $25,000 for every year that she and her husband were married, but nothing more.
She originally refused to sign it, but a few days before her wedding, she agreed to sign after her husband promised her he would do away with the prenup once the two began to have children. He did not destroy the prenup, even after they had children, according to his estranged wife.
The couple separated, and a court ruled on Feb. 20 that Peter Petrakis had "fraudulently induced" Elizabeth Petrakis to sign the prenup that hung only on a verbal promise.
But Elizabeth Petrakis' cousin Alisa Houraney claims that there was more to the marriage's end than a problematic prenup.
"She set me up with her husband's best friend, and I end up marrying him. I was pregnant, and she was the maid of honor at my wedding," Houraney told ABCNews.com.
Houraney and her now ex-husband Steve Houraney were married at a 250-person wedding in Garden City, N.Y., in 2007. But Houraney said that within weeks of the wedding, she suspected the affair.
Houraney said that she and her cousin Elizabeth were so close that Elizabeth was in the waiting room a few weeks later when Houraney gave birth.
"She was sleeping with him, and she was in the waiting room when I delivered my son," Houraney said. "[My husband] left me there, and went with [Petrakis] in the waiting room."
Houraney and her husband were married for less than a year before splitting.
"I just feel that, somebody like that, people need to know the truth," Houraney said. "She says her husband is a good guy and he's a good person. He treated her like a princess, never was mean to her, never cheated on her. I don't understand why she's saying, 'poor victim' when you had a good life and you have to destroy two families."
Neither Elizabeth Petrakis nor Steve Houraney immediately responded to ABC News' requests for comment today, but Petrakis told the New York Post that the affair was "absolutely not" what destroyed her marriage.
Her attorney says the situation does not affect the legal case regarding the prenup.
"I think she made her statements previously, and from my perspective, it has no legal relevance to the case," her attorney, Dennis D'Antonio, told ABCNews.com. "I would have no comment with respect to any activity that took place between her and her husband that were personal matters."
Petrakis now owns her own business, Divorce Prep Experts, which helps others navigate divorce proceedings. She said hundreds of people have attended the company's seminars since its start in 2008. Houraney says she doesn't want to be involved in the drama anymore.
"I forgave her a long time ago. I'm over it. I have peace about it," she said. "I don't want to fight anymore. We don't talk anymore."


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Dean John L. Carroll Dean Carroll commented in news segments on Birmingham's ABC affiliate about the continuing push for public release of records by the Birmingham Airport Authority. The ongoing case resulted from a recent accident in Birmingham's new airport where a flight information board fell and killed a 10-year-old boy and injured other family members. "The more the public knows about government, the better government is," said Dean Carroll
Professor Michael E. DeBow On April 25, Professor DeBow participated in the Research Roundtable on Austrian Law & Economics, conducted at George Mason University School of Law.
Professor Jill E. Evans With discussions underway about Sarah Collins Rudolph, a survivor of the 1963 church bombing at Birmingham's 16th Street Baptist Church, obtaining compensation for her injuries, Professor Evans called a case for reparations difficult to prove. "It certainly is an uphill battle to try to recover for a number of reasons," Prof. Evans said in a story distributed by al.com.
Professor William Ross In the April 22 National Law Journal article, "Judges Crack Under Pressure," Professor Ross said that one of the reasons why judicial incivility is increasing is because litigants have become less respectful to judges. Ross remarked that some litigants "may have taken their cue from courtroom dramas and television." Although Ross explained that many jurisdictions have civility codes, he remarked that "I regret that they're needed. [Civility] ought to be second nature to them." Ross has published a number of articles on judicial ethics, including judicial civility. To access the article go to http://www.law.com/jsp/nlj/PubArticleNLJ.jsp?id=1202596770664&slreturn=20130323115703.


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It doesn't matter anymore!
I've been hurt before!
Your cruel words can't touch my soul anymore!
I stopped thinking about the pain and just accepted it!
No more suffering!
No more pain to endure!
I lost my self in the lies you tolled me!
I no longer want to be your tool!
It hurts me to tell you that you are the cause of my pain!
It's hard to imagine what I feel!
My pain grows every single day!
I stand alone before your cruel eyes!
My heart is bleeding!
My eyes are dying!
My soul is departing this world!
I die as you laugh!
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Profanity: | Non |
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Alcohol/Drugs: | Character gets tipsy |
Violence/Scariness: | Mild peril |
Diversity Issues: | None |
Movie Release Date: | 1970 |
Not one of Disney's best, but this is a nice animated story of an elegant cat (voice of Eva Gabor) who must find her way back home with her kittens to protect their inheritance from an evil butler. The plot is sort of "Lady and the Tramp" crossed with "101 Dalmations," with less memorable characters and songs. The highlight is the jazzy "Everybody Wants to Be a Cat" number, with Phil Harris as Thomas O'Malley "The Alley" Cat singing the lead.
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Have you seen doe and buck sign where your hunting? If your on private land, try using a buck scent and make mock scrapes, spray scent on tree rubs. Use doe in heat too, right now they are very territorial and will fight anything, rattle some too!
Remember the battle of Athens, TN! "Work as if you were to live 100 Years, Pray as if you were to die To-morrow." --Benjamin Franklin
They say doe meat is better than no meat. In my experience the 100 LB, 18 month old doe is the best eating of any critter in the woods.
"I do not aim with my hand; I aim with my eye. He who aims with his hand has forgotten the face of his father. I do not shoot with my hand; I shoot with my mind. He who shoots with his hand has forgotten the face of his father. I do not kill with my gun; I kill with my heart. He who kills with his gun has forgotten the face of his father." Adopt a pet!! http://www.aspca.org/ Some of the finest pleasure horses come from here: http://www.canterusa.org/
No it`s me, I don`t need to kill a Doe to eat & I may kill a Doe yet. Where we hunt is right next to a State Park & there are deer out the wazzu, my little brother & nephew have already taken two 8 pointers & three Doe. I have seen two big old boys, but just have not got a shot yet or should I say not taken a poor shot, Ill get a shot with the smoke pole maybe, I hope..............
I'm sure you'll get one, just don't forget to post some pics when you do!


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"One of only three museums in the world to display flown spacecraft from all three early-manned American space programs - Mercury (Liberty Bell 7), Gemini (Gemini 10) and Apollo (Apollo 13)," the Hall of Space Museum contains "a U.S. space artifact collection second only to the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum and the largest collection of Russian space artifacts outside of Moscow." "One of the most comprehensive space museums in the world," the Kansas Cosmosphere & Space Center also includes the Mollett Early Spaceflight Gallery and Apollo Gallery, astronaut camp programs, the Carey IMAX Dome Theater, Justice Planetarium and Dr. Goddard
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Model: Style Ultra
Category: Dressage Saddles
Purchase: A local tack shop (Hope Hill Tack Shop in Baldwinsville, NY) on consignment. Before that it was sold on EBay.
Likes: The saddle is over 10 years old and it is in nearly new condition! The leather is soft and supple, billets are only slightly worn and the flocking is still in great shape. There is very little wear on the flaps. The black leather has kept its color well. The seat is deep and "sucks you in" and keeps your seat in just the right position for effective communication. It is the same for my horse. My horse has a relatively flat back and low withers and my last saddle had an adjustable tree system that you can replace yourself and though it fit her across her back and shoulders, it was a bit too wide along her sides and required a breast plate to keep it from sliding back. This saddle is marked Medium and it fits her like a glove! It literally contours around her sides like it was custom fit for her!
Dislikes: The only thing I don't like about this saddle is the edges of the tree that can easily be felt along the channel. I am concerned that the edges can wear the leather out if the saddle sits on the type of saddle rack that has the high metal center piece. The other thing is that the 17.5 runs a bit small because of how deep the seat is. You may want to go up by .5 in. if you are buying one.
Quality: Excellent leather! Stitching is still in great shape after 10 years. Tree, flocking, all in excellent condition.
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Miriam Aiken
Miriam Aiken comes to the Kennedy Center from Vancouver, where she held the position of Senior Manager, Development & Special Projects at Arts Umbrella, a not-for-profit arts education center for children and youth ages 2 to 19. Recent success includes playing a key role in the organization's first expansion effort to create two new facilities in outlying communities. Ms. Aiken's arts management career began as the Development Assistant at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival, after which she worked to generate government funds for the Toronto International Film Festival Group. Ms. Aiken further honed her development skills at TVOntario, a public educational media organization, and the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television, a nonprofit professional association dedicated to the promotion, recognition, and celebration of exceptional achievements in Canadian film and television. In addition to her professional experience, Ms. Aiken serves on the Board of Directors of Boca Del Lupo, a dynamic Vancouver theatre company specializing in innovative and experimental theatrical productions in collaboration with international, national, and local artists.
Sarah Baumann
Sarah Baumann comes to the Kennedy Center from Toronto, Canada where she spent the last four years as the Marketing Communications Manager for Luminato, Toronto's annual festival of arts and creativity. Prior to Luminato, she worked in development communications and prospect research at the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and was a development intern at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa as part of the Income Managers Program, a post-graduate arts management program. Ms. Baumann is a co-founder and board member of Theatre Smash, a Toronto-based independent theatre company dedicated to developing and producing contemporary new work with a global twist. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree with honors in Stage and Screen Studies from Queen's University in Kingston and is a graduate of The Banff Centre's Theatre Craft program.
Sarah Case
Sarah Case recently received her Master of Education in Arts in Education from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. While at Harvard, she worked extensively with Boston Ballet's Education and Community Outreach Department where she developed dance education and programming for special needs populations and underserved communities in the Boston area. Ms. Case has also worked as a professional dancer and choreographer with regional theatres across the country and as a dance educator for the National Dance Institute and The School at Columbia University. She has served as Marketing Director for the New York International Ballet Competition and as Development and Membership Associate for American Ballet Theatre. In addition, she worked extensively for Columbia University, where she received her Bachelors of Arts. Ms. Case will continue her work in building, strengthening, and advocating for high quality, accessible arts education programming that fosters social change and transformative experiences for all populations.
Dave Crook
As an active member of The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, Dave Crook is an accomplished sound engineer with a diverse background in arts administration, including education, marketing, promotion, and performance. During his years in the arts profession, he has lead crews, negotiated contracts, and achieved the highest levels of proficiency in technical theater. In his eight years of active I.A.S.T.E. membership, he has served as a committee chair and worked with countless artists including Stevie Wonder, Zakir Hussein, Arturo Sandoval, and Diane Reeves. Prior to his theatrical work, Mr. Crook spent time in studio production and on-air radio. He worked for six years with the children's performing arts program of the National Guitar Workshop and since 2004 he has owned and operated a studio recording company in the Washington, D.C. area.
Mieko Hatano Di Sano
Mieko Hatano Di Sano comes to Washington, D.C. from Aspen, Colorado where she served as the Aspen Music Festival Orchestra Manager. Previously, she was Artistic Administrator for the Young Musicians Foundation in Los Angeles, where she presided over the organization's 11 programs including: a pre-professional training orchestra, a chamber music series, a $40,000 scholarship fund, numerous competitions, extensive outreach programming, and arts management training. In 2008, she produced the organization's first fully staged opera performance, Act II of Richard Wagner's Tristan und Isolde at the newly built Eli & Edythe Broad Stage in Santa Monica. Originally from San Jose, Ms. Di Sano holds a Bachelor of Music from the University of Michigan and both Master of Arts and Doctor of Musical Arts from the University of Southern California on a full Dean's Scholarship in French Horn Performance with minors in Musicology, Music Education, and Conducting.
Claire Huschle
Claire Huschle served as Executive Director of the Arlington Arts Center from 2005 to 2011. In that role, she significantly increased the operating budget, built operational reserves, negotiated a favorable 25-year lease, and brought together a talented staff, raising the AAC's profile both regionally and nationally. Previously, Ms. Huschle was the Director of Target Gallery in the Torpedo Factory Art Center in Alexandria, VA, where she worked as the gallery's Community Liaison, coordinating a national conference and liaising with arts groups and advocacy organizations. She has served as managing curator of Duncan & Miller Gallery, a contemporary art space featuring emerging artists, and coordinated numerous exhibitions throughout the Washington, D.C. area. She has served on the Virginia Commission for the Arts Grants Review Panel, as well as the Fairfax, VA and Montgomery County, MD grant review panels. In addition to being a part-time professor for George Mason University's Master in Arts Management program, she serves as co-Chair of the Program Committee for the D.C. chapter of ArtTable, a national professional organization for female executives in the visual arts. She is a 2010 graduate of Leadership Arlington, and the 2010 recipient of the American Association of University Women's Elizabeth Campbell Award for the Advancement of the Arts in Arlington. Ms. Huschle received her master's degree in Art History from the University of Texas at Austin and her undergraduate degree in Art History from the University of Michigan.
Irfana Jetha
Irfana Jetha comes to Washington, D.C. from New York Live Arts, where she served as the Manager for Institutional Giving and provided instrumental support during the merger between the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company and Dance Theater Workshop. Ms. Jetha chaired the Dance/NYC Junior Committee, leading a group of her peers to assist in the production of The Bessie Awards and the Committee's first major research initiative, Dance Workforce Census: Earnings Among Individuals Ages 21-35, to which more than 1,200 members of the New York City dance workforce responded. She has enjoyed co-directing, advising, and teaching for CLASSCLASSCLASS and has also worked for Dance New Amsterdam, David Dorfman Dance, and Atlanta Ballet. While a student, Ms. Jetha completed an internship in the dance programming department of the Kennedy Center and worked as the Assistant Company Manager of The Suzanne Farrell Ballet. Ms. Jetha holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Dance and Movement Studies from Emory University in Atlanta, GA.
Joshua Kohn
Joshua Kohn comes to the Kennedy Center from the National Council for the Traditional Arts where he served as Programming Manager since the fall of 2006. At NCTA, he managed the artistic programming of 16 national festivals in communities including Richmond, Virginia and Butte, Montana, where he made a directed effort to attract younger and more diverse audiences and artists. He also consulted on community-based projects, developed school outreach programs, wrote arts travel guides, and produced programs for public radio. Previously, Mr. Kohn co-managed the NCTA's traditional arts touring program where he oversaw the development of conceptual touring programs reframing the music of Appalachia, Mexico, the Caribbean, and the American West, bringing 100 musicians and dancers to new audiences in 19 states.
Jill Leininger
Jill Leininger spent the past four years as Director of Development for the Vermont Studio Center, the largest artist residency program in the country. During her tenure, the Studio Center secured more than 30 new sponsored fellowships for artists and writers and celebrated the largest gift in the organization's history. Prior to her time in Vermont, Ms. Leininger worked as Director of Development & Communications at the University of Oregon, where she earned her M.F.A. in poetry in 1999. At Oregon, she led the marketing and public relations efforts to launch the College of Arts & Sciences' $76 million dollar capital campaign, which included an expansion to the university's theatre and a groundbreaking for its new integrative science complex. Ms. Leininger's recent writing can be found or is forthcoming in Harvard Review Online, Poetry International and cream city review and her first poetry chapbook will be published in the fall of 2011.


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WONDERLAND was never supposed to be an ongoing series. All its marketing says it Is a "limited-run" series, designed to end after 13 episodes. I think ABC is trying out its version of AMERICAN HORROR STORY, meaning an anthology series with different takes on fantasy stories. Much like AHS does different takes on the horror genre. Time will tell. But, I think WONDERLAND will end this year, and next year we may see OUAT IN NEVERLAND or OUAT IN ATLANTIS.
The voiceover for the March preview said something like, "Look who is coming to Storybrooke." Then, there were scenes of the Doctor in the hospital, and Belle was standing up in a group of Storybrooke-dressed people. So, I agree. It will be back, either in flashback form or plopped in another reality.
I'm confused. I thought Elizabeth had her own catering company and was an event planner. When did she start working for a gallery, and become an art expert on par with Neal? That's not consistent with what we've seen in the past. She's never given input on art before that I can recall. Neal's ex, the insurance lady, gave her input on art many times and Elizabeth never chimed in nor was asked her opinion. I did enjoy enjoy the show's take on THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY though. Sometimes it's good to have stand-alone episode, and I enjoyed this one.
Very true, Lucy. In previous iterations of Sherlock Holmes, Mycroft is usually shown as someone with much greater influence politically than his brother; either overtly or covertly. Mycroft knows how to work the system. Regardless of how Sherlock feels about him, Mycroft gives his brother information so he can protect himself. He's never tried to harm him. If you think about it, a successful restauranteur would be a good cover for a British intelligence agent. He could travel the globe under the guise of searching out ingredients & dishes for his business.
Red had 3 daughters. He makes personal comments to Liz all the time. You think she would do her research into his family & make a few back so she could gain some control & leverage in this relationship. It's not rocket science. It's self-defense against a known criminal. I'd expect Jane Alexander to do it.
The FBI vets its employees EXTREMELY well. At least, the real FBI does because of the nature of their work. They would have done a DNA profile of Liz in her basic application to the Bureau. Being adopted would have made that issue more important to them since she would be unaware of her "real" origins. That would have flagged a match with her "father's" DNA if he had been in the military, which Red was; especially if he then became a criminal in the Most Wanted database. You're right that Red can make people disappear. But, if he can manipulate a criminal database so easily, why does he need to ask for access to it from the AD? Entertaining show. But, sometimes the easiest pieces don't add up.
Ridiculous comment. It's been violent & disturbing from the premiere episode! That's why it's a hit...because it's similar to the shows found on a cable or pay tv. I get that it isn't people's cup of tea. But, come on...equally disturbing situations are found all the time on LAW & ORDER: SVU, CRIMINAL MINDS, BONES or ELEMENTARY.
I think the purpose of the entire conversation was as Ichabod stated - that we don't know people as well as we think we do. In the writers' zeal to prove their point, plus knock Crane's image of Jefferson off its pedestal, they just threw the information about Sally Hemmings at Crane without any context.
Just FYI to the reviewer, Carissa...Thomas Jefferson did NOT cheat on his wife with Sally Hemmings. Sally Hemmings was born during the marriage of Thomas & Martha Jefferson and would have been 9-11 years old at the time of Martha's death from childbirth complications. According to most accounts, the relationship btw Jefferson & Hemmings began more than 10 years after Martha's death.
I wish (ha!) more people watched this series. It's become a lot stronger over time, and the inside references to OUAT are very clever. This was one of the best episodes yet IMO. Now we know why Jafar is so vicious...it's genetic.


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