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Thank you. Brewing today so I will try about half.
A GREAT way to fix that would be to add some concentrated coffee. Brew up 4 cups of coffee using about 2-3X the normal amount of coffee grains (or 2-4 expresso shots if you have an expresso maker), cool it down to about the same temp as the beer, and dump that puppy in. It would be best to add it at bottling/kegging time.
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It's a small, entertainment-industry insider sort of distinction, but it needs to be made: Behind the Candelabra isn't just a movie; it's a show.
In addition to being a biographical film about one of the world's most famous entertainers and his tumultuous relationship with a much-younger lover, it's also a kitschy and glamorous historical examination of the most lavish kind of show-business-fuelled excess. It is, in every sense, a performance piece.
Behind the Candelabra, which premi®res Sunday on HBO Canada, is a dizzying and completely captivating look inside the lives of legendary showman Liberace and his longtime paramour, Scott Thorson. It's a rather frank and occasionally uncomfortable exploration, and its success -- despite a rock-solid script by Richard LaGravenese (The Fisher King) and seamless direction by Steven Soderbergh -- is the direct result of skilful and selfless performances by Michael Douglas and Matt Damon.
The film opens in 1977, with wide-eyed teen Thorson working in Los Angeles as a trainer of animals for movies and TV shows. A product of social-services upbringing after being abandoned by his drug-addicted mother, Thorson is a young man in search of acceptance and affection.
He meets an older guy named Bobby (Scott Bakula) in a bar one night, and after their friendship intensifies, Bobby invites him to ride along on a trip to Las Vegas. While there, they attend a show by Liberace at the Hilton Hotel, and Thorson is blown away by what he sees.
After the show, Bobby takes his young charge backstage to meet Liberace. There's more than just mischief in the entertainer's smile, much to the chagrin of Liberace's onstage duet partner (and apparently headed-for-the-exit at-home companion). Thorson, taken by the moment, is completely unaware he's also just been given a foreshadowing of his own future.
Liberace invites Thorson to brunch the next day and, for all intents and purposes, the young visitor never leaves. Well, not for half a decade, anyway, when he's replaced by another young arrival in Liberace's inner circle.
What Douglas -- who brilliantly inhabits this over-the-top character without ever lapsing into parody -- and Damon accomplish over the next 90 minutes is quite remarkable; in a movie that's overflowing with costumes and decorations and jewelry and sparkly, rhinestone-encrusted everything, they keep viewers' attention riveted on a complex and quickly troubled relationship filled with -- at various stages -- genuine love, crippling jealousy, intense vanity and bitter betrayals.
It's also a relationship that was, by necessity, carried out in secret, as Liberace steadfastly maintained the public posture -- out of fear the truth would ruin his career -- of a straight man who simply hadn't ever met the right girl.
The pairing of Liberace and Thorson is shown, at its outset, as filled with genuine mutual affection (and plenty of frankly depicted man-on-man intimacy), but later on, as Thorson starts to dabble in drugs and Liberace becomes more possessive and demanding (including forceful requests that his lover submit to facial reconstruction surgeries to make him look more like a younger Liberace), things unravel in a manner that is quite mean-spirited and ugly.
As with any well-rendered onscreen relationship, the dissolution of this one is not easy to watch.
There are, however, also several campy moments and comedic asides, contributed mostly by a capable roster of co-stars led by Dan Aykroyd as Liberace's manager, Seymour Heller; Rob Lowe as the aging pianist's perma-stoned plastic surgeon, Dr. Jack Startz; and Debbie Reynolds as his beloved mother, Frances Liberace. But overall, Behind the Candelabra is a serious, thoughtful adaptation of Thorson's like-titled book, which was published a year after Liberace's death in 1987.
There's plenty of glitz in this film to catch your eye and take your breath away, but after the credits roll, the only two things you'll remember are the stellar performances of Behind the Candelabra's fearless stars.
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STEPHAN CRASNEANSCKI — John, good to see again. So you're having a little party tonight.
JOHN BARLOW — Yeah, I'm having a party at The Spotted Pig for the release of the 180 gram virgin vinyl LP recording of myself reading A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace.
STEPHAN CRASNEANSCKI — One hundred thousand years ago, human beings inhabited the African desert; 10,000 years ago we began making cities; and now we are living in cyberspace. The point is, what was once considered mere science-fiction is now, quicker than most people realize, becoming a reality. It all started with the Internet, which you consider to be the most significant technological event in the history of humanity, since the capture of fire.
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After driving eight hours from Marrakesh to get here, I felt dizzy. Nevertheless, it only took me a few more minutes and a few more steps through the dark dunes, to feel the magic of that place.
There she was... the beautiful Sahara, straight in front of me. The immensity of this wide and open space was completely overwhelming.
My escorts were one local Moroccan, two nomads and three dromedaries which carried all the heavy loads. The dromedaries have an unrivaled capacity to endure long periods without water, up to five days, I was told, which makes for pretty uncomplicated companions though very stinky.
Every day we walked for around 7 hours. My state of mind needed around a day to really accept that fact. If you are once able to stop thinking, walking feels like a meditative act. And that's the hardest part – to really to stop thinking about anything. If you manage it, you find yourself in an inner space – only you, that place, and your feet on the ground.
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As I was sitting on one of the sand dunes, overlooking the immenseness of this wide and open space, I was completely overwhelmed.
Beauty in its purest form as I never saw it before. I felt tiny, like a grain of sand. The nights are freezing cold. As soon as the sun disappears behind the dunes, the temperatures drop drastically. It seems the nomads don't even really care about it. The dunes are their blanket and the the moon their flashlight.
"You can't find more holiness of silence than you do in the Sahara", Sai, on of the nomads, was telling me. "It is blending into your soul and your mind."
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It's been almost 6.5 years since I resigned my commission in the US Navy where I served 2 tours at sea on board west coast-based warships followed by an instructor tour at the US Naval Academy. Since leaving the service, "civilian-life" has kept me pretty busy. I've traveled the world, met thousands of people, and even worked for a year on a drilling rig floor! It's really been an incredible learning experience and I certainly have a much greater sense of self than I ever did before.
It's also given me an extraordinary perspective on my time in the US Navy, and how completely backwards and inefficient the US Navy operates at times.
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Quantic Dream Boss Addresses Lack Of Variety Within The Industry, "Too Focused On Violence"
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Heavy Rain developer David Cage is tired of all the violence and lack of diversity among the video games of today. In an interview with Develop, the Quantic Dream head explained that the reason he and his team continue to try something new stems from a desire to diversify the industry. "I think all I want to do is offer some diversity to the medium. I want to give people the chance to buy something other than ten different first person shooters and RPGs," he said.
Kidding aside, I couldn't agree more with the developer's sentiment. The key to expanding the reach of video games to a wider market doesn't lie in gimmicks (see motion controls) but rather by providing the consumer with unique and engaging experiences that aren't heavily focused on shooting and violence. "There should be games for all ages, all tastes. Whatever is possible with interactive entertainment should be explored, and I don't think we're seeing that right now."
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Dom Brown alters offseason routine to increase durability
Domonic Brown had a breakout season at the plate in 2013. But a couple of injuries sidelined him for 28 of the Phillies final 66 games. He changed his offseason program a bit in an effort to stay healthy for the duration of 2014.
Dom Brown alters offseason routine to increase durability
The Phillies will hold the first full squad workout of the 2014 season today.
Everyone in camp is optimistic, which isn't a surprise - every player on every team is upbeat in mid-February, when all things are possible.
But then April rolls around and reality sets in. The reality of the 2013 season: of the 8 projected regulars in the everyday lineup just 3 of them started 100 or more games.
Michael Young started 118 games, Chase Utley started 124 games and Domonic Brown led the team with 131 starts.
Brown was the bright spot in an otherwise dull season for the offense. He hit 27 home runs and made the National All-Star team.
But the season didn't end anywhere near as well as it started for Brown. He started just 38 of the 66 games the Phillies played after the All-Star break after battling concussion symptoms (in July) and knee issues (in September).
Brown is vowing to have a healthy 2014 season, however, after changing his offseason routine a bit this winter.
"I was getting a lot of tissue work. … I worked with a chiropractor," Brown said. "I feel great."
Brown lives in Florida all winter and takes advantage of his proximity to the Phillies spring facilities by working on his craft throughout the offseason. He just mixed it up a bit in an effort to stay on the field more.
"I never had to work with a chiropractor or anything like that," Brown said. "I just think I'm getting a little older now, so I'm staying on top of that stuff. Getting the deep tissue massages. My hips, they go off quick - I don't know if it's all the torque from hitting - but I have to stay on top of that. I feel great."
Brown will continue to get similar treatment throughout the season, he said.
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Bombers GM agrees with coach: players need to act like pros
Winnipeg Blue Bombers general manager Joe Mack and head coach Tim Burke agree on at least two things:
Too much partying was an issue on last year's Bombers team -- and it won't be on this year's team.
"I was concerned about it. Things drifted back. We tried to address it. Obviously, we had a certain amount of hurdles, if you will, last year," Mack said at the tail end of a news conference Wednesday afternoon called to discuss the upcoming CFL Draft.
"I know it's something (head coach Tim Burke) is going to address this year. And we think it's such a significant issue that players will be sat down if we have to. And if they don't come around, then they won't be here."
Mack made the comments one day after Burke told Free Press sports columnist Gary Lawless that there were incidents last year involving players partying late into the night and then showing up the next day hungover.
Mack agreed, saying part of the problem was Burke was spread too thin after he took over the head coaching duties in late August when Paul LaPolice was fired.
"I think probably part of the problem that made it more difficult for Tim, in fairness to Tim, is Tim was coaching defensive backs, he was defensive co-ordinator and head coach," said Mack.
"So I think Tim was juggling so many balls, I think it was maybe harder for Tim to put his thumb on that and really squelch it."
Mack said the other issue is that sometime Bombers players -- particularly the young ones -- are a bit too popular in Winnipeg for their own good.
"The other thing for us is there's a yin and yang to it," said Mack. "The Bombers have a certain high profile in the city, so our players get a lot of attention if they are out.
"And I think that sometimes maybe tempts them to, you know, enjoy themselves maybe a little too much as young men. So that's something I think we need to address."
Mack was asked if professional football players shouldn't be more self-policing.
"You would hope so," said Mack, "but they're young men and young men at times do not do very bright things. So they're 21, 22 -- they're active and they're going to get a lot of attention when they're going out in the evenings.
"As we all know, young people in general and in particular young men -- particularly athletes and football players -- they have a lot of energy, if you will. And sometimes they don't think about the long- term consequences.
"So we definitely have to emphasize that for them this year."
Bombers QB Buck Pierce said Wednesday that he didn't personally see any glaring discipline lapses on last year's team, but did agree that maturity was an issue for a very young team.
"You expect guys to be professional and take it as a business and as a job," said Pierce. "It's about maturity -- guys growing up and understanding the importance of what you have to do.
"If the coach noticed it and saw some things going on that he didn't like, then obviously it was a problem. I've been around a lot of teams and some teams are just more mature than others...
"We're a young team and there are some growing pains going on."
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Here's a short list of items native to MN from the Do it Green website:
Prairie Flowers Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea) Meadow Blazing Star (Liatris pycnostachya) Blue False Indigo (Baptisa australis) Butterfly Weed (Asclepias tuberosa) Brown-eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta) Grey-headed Coneflower (Ratibida pinnata) Prairie Grasses Big Bluestem (Andropogon gerardii) Little Bluestem (Schizachyrium scoparium) Sideoats Grama (Bouteloua curtipendula) Indian Grass (Sorghastrum nutans).
That's a poser since I have only the Rudebeckia Hirta from the list and that is nowhere near any clumps of Asiatics. My Asiatics are some of the first things to bloom, and often there is nothing to compliment or clash.
Not natives but I've got lilies with Veronicas, salvias, nepetas, feverfew, peonies, phlox, ferns, and balloon flowers. A little more formal than cottage gardening, but natives and/or cultivars aside, over the many years of doing this, nature seems to make fewer mistakes with a blending of things together; and my sometimes less than studied planning precipitates some rather pleasing pairings.
The bright orange and striking red cultivars look stunning with native grasses...pair taller varieties with taller grasses. The native Agastache and other native blue flowering plants look wonderful with the white lilies (esp. the oriental Casa Blanca) It is not just the color but the variety of texture that is so striking. I also love love love yellow lilies with the purples of ironweed, blazing star (rough especially) and purple prairie clover. Once again, it is the texture as well as color, many of the natives have a very fine texture in leaf and flower that plays well with the large striking form of the lilies. In the autumn, the green of the lily leaves is nice with the yellows of the native foliage, if you deadhead the lilies they will retain that beautiful green, shiny, leaf.
Hope this helps, Helen.
It depends on how tall they are, but I think you can grow asiatics with anything. I have rougly 2 foot tall ones taht grow in a big bunch of physostegia. It gives color to it before it blooms, and it's dense enough that it keeps them from flopping. I also ahve some really tall ones in front of Karl Foerster grass and they look fantastic with that. I have lilies tucked in everywhere, though, and they complement jyust about everything, You just need to think about how to keep them upright if they're really tall and prone to flop, and also whether there will be a gaping hole when you have to cut out the dying stems in late Aug-Sept.