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United States Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson will deliver the 24th Dyson Distinguished Lecture on Monday, March 31, from 12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m. in the Moot Court Room in the Gerber Glass Library at Pace Law School.
Secretary Johnson was confirmed and sworn in as the fourth U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security in December 2013. Prior to that, he was the General Counsel of the Department of Defense from 2009 to 2012 during the first Obama Administration, where he oversaw the development of the legal aspects of many of our nation's counterterrorism policies, spearheaded reforms to the military commissions system at Guantanamo Bay in 2009, and co-authored the 250-page report that paved the way for the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" in 2010. He also served as General Counsel of the Department of the Air Force under President Bill Clinton.
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We have a one-story house with a near flat roof close to the beach in Southern California. Winter temps drop into the 40s. Our ceilings are pushed up to the rafters, so what you see inside are the 4x6 beams with 1x8 shiplap boards running across the tops. On top of the 1x8s is the roofing material.
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Our idea is to put 1" rigid foam insulation between the rafters up against the shiplap boards. Then we'd cover the insulation with 1/2" drywall, leaving us with 4" of beam exposed. It won't look as nice as the current ceiling but if it means the house will be warmer in the winter, we'd do it.
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2) Is it okay to have the insulation pressed against the underside of the roof?
3) Can you think of any alternative solutions that would provide some insulation while preserving the exposed wood beams?
Thanks so much for your help.
Insulation for a low sloped roof normally goes on top of this kind of roof deck and a roofing material like a synthetic fully adhered single ply membrane is installed over it.
If you don't want to do that, one inch of extruded polystyrene foam board will add an R value of 5. That's not a lot of insulation but it will be a huge improvement over what you have now.
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That's between the 4x6s.
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How about adding insulation to the walls?
If you add insulation to the roof, consider going up to the Energy Star recommended R25-R38 for southern California.
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Here is a link that might be useful: ZIP Code Insulation Calculator
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I'd put the insulation on top of the existing roof-- 4-6" of rigid foam. Making it look good on the inside will probably cost more than replacing the roof and 1" of foam doesn't really give you very much insulation.
Speaking as a New Englander though, if your lows are only in the 40's a sweater would probably work as well for a lot less cost and hassle. How often do you even have to turn the heat on?
All of the windows and doors are new and have dual pane, low E glass
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I'm looking to plant some cascading type small tomatoes this year for a verticle garden I'm attempting. Don't know which varieties would work the best for this.
Sooo. what are the best ones to go with?
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If you were to go to a larger container, the limitation goes away. I've done large indeterminates in containers as small as 8 gallons, but watering frequency becomes an issue.
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Leading the team from the front was ACA general secretary Gokaraju Ganga Raju, a septuagenarian, who fought his maiden electoral battle admirably, defeating YSRC candidate Vanka Ravindranath from the Narsapur Lok Sabha constituency with a margin of 85,480 votes.
Former ACA president and TDP candidate Ashok Gajapathy Raju, who contested from the Vizianagaram Lok Sabha constituency for the first time, outsmarted the YSRC's R.V.G.K. Ranga Rao, better known as Baby Nayana, by a margin of 13,089 votes.
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ACA Cricket Committee chairman Chevireddy Bhaskar Reddy, who contested from the Chandragiri Assembly constituency in Chittoor district on YSRC ticket, defeated Gala Aruna Kumari of the TDP by more than 4,600 votes.
Matching cricketers, vote by vote, was a volleyball player and a former international spiker, P.V.G.R. Naidu, popularly known as Ganababu, who won the Visakhapatam West Assembly constituency on TDP ticket. He is currently an administrator with the Vizag District Volleyball Association.
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about two months ago a very nice lady sent me a ton of hoyas. two of them where a sno caps and a ruby sue lanacusa. well they where doing ok til about a week ago then they started to look dehidrated and starting to yellow. they are both kept slightley moist so please help.
Funny, I just got done posting in another subject about how touchy lacunosa can be! I find cuttings hard to start - and fall is the hardest time to start hard-to-start cuttings! But I had to take some cutting off my lacunosa a couple weeks ago - I could tell a large stem with lots and lots of branches wasn't taking up water like it should. The leaves just weren't as firm and nice as the rest of the plant. So I removed it, thinking there wasn't much chance of rooting a lacunosa cutting this time of year, but I wasn't going down without a fight! Chopped it into smaller pieces and put it in soil in my rooting aquarium. So far, all pieces have firmed up and look like they're going to root for me. So I guess the key is probably the aquarium that raises the humidity around those leaves as it's trying to root. I imagine there's less stress to the plant with all that humidity...
If you don't have an aquarium setup, I'd take the potfull of cuttings and set them in a large zip-lock bag, spray some water in there and seal it up. Open it every day or two to let out the old air and let fresh in, and spray more water in there if it doesn't look humid. Of course, set it in a warm spot with NO direct sun. Maybe you can still salvage some or all of the cuttings.
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For someone who hasn't done anything truly objectionable, Gwyneth Paltrow seems like she's on a quest to become the most loathed star on the web.
Seriously. Justin Bieber is a punk who gets arrested and sued every week, and Chris Brown beat Rihanna into a coma, yet they have more fans than she.
Paltrow, who announced her conscious uncoupling from Chris Martin last week, was swiftly mocked for her seemingly new-agey, elitist take on divorce.
Now, she's raising more eyebrows and inspiring even more ridicule thanks to an interview with E! in which she laments her struggles as a working mom.
"It's much harder for me. I feel like I set it up in a way that makes it difficult because ... for me, like if I miss a school run, they are like, 'Where were you?'" she says.
"I think it's different when you have an office job, because it's routine and, you know, you can do all the stuff in the morning and then you come home in the evening."
"When you're shooting a movie, they're like, 'We need you to go to Wisconsin for two weeks,' and then you work 14 hours a day and that part of it is very difficult."
"I think to have a regular job and be a mom is not as, of course there are challenges, but it's not like being on set," Gwyneth went on, without irony.
Suffice it to say, people already disinclined to like Paltrow are up in arms over complaints about her having to earn $20 million to shoot one movie a year.
The backlash was pretty universal in regards to Gwyneth being rude, close-minded, aloof, out of touch with reality ... however you want to phrase it.
Gwyneth faces real parenting challenges and is allowed to voice those, but ... is she honestly implying that "traditional" working moms have it easier?
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I've learned more about myself being married than anything else. I hate to say, "We've got it worked out," because you never know what's going to happen, but we laugh, we're good friends, we like to do the same stuff.
It's hard being married. You go through great times, you go through terrible times. We're the same as any couple.
I definitely have to coax things out of him when we talk. You know, he's British, so it's a different lexicon totally. But you have to communicate. Otherwise there's no relationship.
We've gone through some terrible times where it's been really, really hard, but I've sort of come through those times with a much deeper understanding of myself. And we're still married. We worked through it. I think it's easier to get divorced. But I think the more you keep at it, the more you end up seeing the value in it. But man, sometimes it is not easy.
Sometimes it's hard being with someone for a long time. We go through periods that aren't all rosy. I always say, life is long and you never know what's going to happen.
I'm a very grounded, homey person and Chris is a very mad scientist, genius songwriter. So I never say, "Where are you? You should be home by now." I never place demands on him.
When two people throw in the towel at the same time, then you break up, but if one person's saying, 'come on, we can do this,' you carry on."
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"'Thank God I don't make millions filming one movie per year' is what I say to myself pretty much every morning as I wait on a windy Metro-North platform, about to begin my 45-minute commute into the city. Whenever things get rough, all I have to do is keep reminding myself of that fact. It is my mantra. After I get home from work, I'm full of energy and ready to cook dinner using one of the recipes you post on your lifestyle Web site, Goop: slow-cooked kale, pancetta and bread crumbs, anyone? After that, I'll go to yoga, spend a few hours meditating and maybe do some online shopping, picking up a pair of $350 white leopard-printed short-shorts via Goop in preparation for the 'spring break' I'll take with my husband and son." - Mackenzie Dawson, New York Post
"Complaining about how hard she has it while romanticizing the lives of working parents with more traditional careers means Gwyneth is either remarkably self-absorbed or deliberately obtuse. There's something dismissive and condescending about her comments. Let me be very clear - and frankly I can't believe I have to say this - there is nothing 'easy' about working a 9-5 job and raising a family. If you have the luxury of working only when you want to, if you can travel the world, have a staff, pay for private school, afford health care and ensure that your children want for nothing, please do not wonder aloud if it wouldn't be easier if you had a more ordinary life. Your life is privileged." - Devon Corneal, The Huffington Post
"Oh, yes. The struggle is very real for Gwyneth Paltrow. It's not easy being both a mom and an actor who gets paid millions of dollars to play pretend in front of a camera. Not to mention the two week vacations where you have to, ugh, read lines off a script for 14 hours a day. You office moms have it made. You get to pick up your kid in the morning, clock in, clock out and make dinner in the evening day in and day out never having to change your routine for 18 years. So lucky." - The Blemish
LOL. The level of vitriol against Paltrow is a little scary. What was likely meant as a contrast, not a pity party, is no doubt inspiring rancor because it's her.
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Hello, I'm new to the forums and have been studying the making of mead for the past few weeks. There is quite a bit of information to sort through, and I'm an amateur which makes it even harder. I have no brewing experience, so I'm heavily dependent on the experiences of others.
I'm a student of history, undergraduate with a double major in History and Education. I will attempt a first mead and the way I'm going to do it is just take what I really like and try to infuse it into a mead.
I have a first question and want to see if there are any experiences with what i'm using for yeast nutrition. I want to grind up tea leaves into a powder, and use that in place of yeast nutrition. I'm assuming, if a simple mead recipe for starters calls for "raisins" as the nutrition for the yeast, and with reading I've done, tea leaves can also be used (and I'm an avid tea drinker.) Is this advisable for a first mead?? I'm planning on a small 1 gallon batch to test my knowledge so far. Thanks!
Hi, welcome to the forums. I just started brewing this year myself. Good luck, brewing is a lot of fun.
Unfortunately, I don't know if green tea works well for nutrients, but it should have nitrogen as a biomass. Instead of grinding tea leaves, might I suggest you try matcha? It's powdered tea and you can mix it pretty easy. I'd put the tea in 160F water for 15 minutes just in case too as I don't know how free from the nasties it would be. It also makes what ever your drinking sewage green. Delicious!
Greetings, Neo!
To answer your question (provided, I don't know the fine print on tea leave nutrients) I don't think that it will work, I myself am an avid tea drinker and I can not think of any tea that would substitute for raisins, or actual Yeast Nutrient and Energizer. If you are making a batch of JAO (Joe's Ancient Orange) then sticking with the raisins and not the nutrient powder is the way to go. If not, then just follow the directions on the label, or take a look at HighTest's Scheduled Nutrient Additions. I have tried many SNA's for various brews and have found HighTest's to be the superior method. Different Meads, and brews, that have additional ingredients in them will sometimes not need as much nutrient as others, and you will learn to compensate for different variables as you gain experience in this art form. The best thing to do is to just pick the brains of the highly experienced and, most importantly, be very observant of all the various sights, sounds, feels and (very importantly,) of the smells. I have become very accomplished in my brewing in a very short time and I believe the reason for that is patience and observance. Whenever I brew up something new I sit and watch it ferment at different stages, I will slow my breathing and heart rate, remove the lid of the fermenter and pull up a seat, watching it for an hour or more taking in the scents, sight and sounds of the fermentation. This may seem odd, but by being able to sit and let your brain process the information coming in over a period of time it will be able to organize and compile the info. efficiently, allowing you to draw upon it anytime you need it.
Going back up to the top, if you like tea as much as I do and really want to incorporate it into your Meads, the absolute best way to do this is to make yourself a cup of tea and sip it, deciding whether you want the flavor of your tea in the Mead to be as strong as the cup in your hand, or less so, and then fine tune the taste by adding one cup or so at a time until you hit your happy medium.
A mixture of Oolong tea, and Earl Grey tea makes for a very good traditional and also adds a few tannins that raw honey is lacking, helping to balance, and round the Mead out.
Actually, it willl work. I have used teas on quite few of my meads, and on my maple wines. Just add in enough to make a gallon of tea. Let's say you were using teabags, each teabag is to be used with 8 oz of water, just add in 16 bags per gallon and you'll be set. Same applies with loose tea.
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Jonas, just wanted to say I enjoy the passion you described!! While I don't have a lab set to actually test the nutrition/chemical composition of the tea I use, I found this website with a specific measurement for the "tea powder" (he suggest blending it into a powder.) http://www.rabbitsfootmeadery.com/CA...e_to_mead.html (ctrl+f and tea leaves.) So I went ahead and sanitized my stuff, mixed, rehydrated, and added the tea as per his directions. I understand this might not be correct since the 1/8 doesn't refer to a specific tea/tea blend, so I have no idea what nutrients really are available.
I can take a video of it, but I have it sitting in the bottle and checked it this morning which was about 6 1/2 hours after finishing and placing it for fermentation. It is bubbling quite nicely from what I can tell, and seems to be on its way (however, this doesn't guarantee anything!) So we shall see if what I did translates to a decent mead.
The specific tea I used happens to be one I really enjoy, and it is this http://www.amazon.com/Twinings-Afric.../dp/B001MNAOPU
That's all I got for now.
As a novice meadmaker myself (just starting my second batch), I'm keeping it simple. I made a raspberry melomel, but it had a medicinal, alcoholy flavor that has only dissipated some in over a year. Using my example, there are a lot of variables - did I start with too high a OG? were my temps too high? should I have backsweetened? And then there's all the possibilities related to the fruit.
So, I'm sticking with straighforward show or semi-dry meads, until I sort things out and am confident that I can make a good mead.
Have you seen the book The Compleat Meadmaker? http://www.amazon.com/Compleat-Meadm...6276925&sr=8-1
[QUOTE=Pappers_;3265118]As a novice meadmaker myself (just starting my second batch), I'm keeping it simple. I made a raspberry melomel, but it had a medicinal, alcoholy flavor that has only dissipated some in over a year. Using my example, there are a lot of variables - did I start with too high a OG? were my temps too high? should I have backsweetened? And then there's all the possibilities related to the fruit.
i had one do that too, but it was because i fermented d-47 too warm. now i use k1-v1116 and it's never happened again.


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Creating a video game hero with superpowers like smoke and neon means figuring out what they should sound like. Sony took CNET behind the scenes to show us how it created the sound effects for new PS4 game Infamous: Second Son.
Sony takes the wraps off a trio of new games for its upcoming PlayStation 4 console, including follow-ups to Killzone and InFAMOUS.
HBO's fantasy saga is back with a swaggering episode that brings new characters to the fore and something long absent from Westeros -- hope. Here's a spoiler-free look at what to expect.
Google's social network gets a new leader in Brad Horowitz, and likely will see the Hangouts communication service stand alone, too.
Technically Incorrect: A survey conducted to discern a consensus about the world's most famous piece of clothing shows that America is divided as to what color it is.
When you play the Game of Thrones, you either win or you go directly to jail.
John Sculley may have been the one who pushed out Steve Jobs from Apple, but he also ushered in one of the most famous commercials. Sculley talks to CNET about Samsung's marketing efforts, Apple Watch, Tim Cook and more.
Your loved one not receiving that perfect gift for this lovely holiday can spell disaster for your holiday weekend, but it doesn't have to happen that way.
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Mysterious plumes rising from the Martian surface, first spotted by amateur astronomers, have left the professionals puzzled for now.
Spotted by amateur astronomers, the huge plumes erupting from the surface of Mars have left scientists bewildered.
New research suggests that cold climates suppressed penguins' ability to taste.
No, this is not an episode of The Twilight Zone. Non-profit organization Mars One just announced the 100 finalists for its 2025 mission to colonize the Red Planet.
A new study suggests that drought conditions in the American West will be more severe than those that doomed the Pueblo culture a millennium ago.
Packed with astronaut trash, the unmanned European space ship's fifth and last Automated Transfer Vehicle will undock from the International Space Station on Saturday morning.
The discovery of two new species in China suggests that early mammals were 'surprisingly diverse.'
Researchers trained a group of dogs to distinguish between human expressions of emotions like happiness and anger, and their ability to do so may lie in their co-habitation with owners.
New research suggests that the end of the last ice age could have been induced by carbon dioxide 'burps' from oceans.
Delayed multiple times by bad weather and an Air Force radar glitch, the launch of the space weather satellite ultimately took place on Wednesday evening.
Researchers at MIT have gleaned new understanding of a centuries-old musical instrument.
A SpaceX Dragon cargo ship is back on Earth after a month at the International Space Station
A team of researchers from Sweden and the US have sequenced the genomes for all fifteen species of Darwin's finches. Now they may have located the gene that determines the shape of their beaks.
The European Space Agency's Intermediate eXperimental Vehicle, a prototype for a reusable orbiter, underwent a successful test flight into space and back on Wednesday.
A study of the most commonly used words in 10 languages indicates a 'universal positivity bias.' Does that mean humans are inherently happy?
The widow of the famed astronaut chanced upon a number of mementos from the Apollo spacecraft.
Traces of pollution carried from a colonial silver mine hundreds of miles away wound up trapped in the ice, suggesting that the Industrial Era's impacts on the planet began earlier than previously thought in some parts of the world.
Twelve astronauts from four space agencies are set to launch to the International Space Station next year.
Chemical analysis of Peruvian ice cores show evidence of human-induced air pollution from nearly 500 years ago.
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Missouri gymnast looks to continue streak
Junior Adrianne Perry tries for her fifth consecutive all-around title as the No. 16 Tigers head to Corvallis, Ore., for the Salbasgeon Suites Invitational featuring Oregon State, Boise State and Sacramento State.
MU women's tennis assistant coach brings contagious humor and positivity to team
After accidentally injuring his tennis arm, Blake Edwards' laid back, upbeat personality and love of tennis ended up bringing him back to Columbia, where he now shares his attitude with the Missouri tennis program.
Columbia College men's basketball team faces perennial power at NAIA tournament
Columbia College will play the Azusa Pacific (Calif.) Cougars, the tournament's No. 13 seed, on Wednesday, with tip-off set for 2:15 p.m. at Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City.
MU softball team wins 14th straight
MU gymnasts friends first
In high school, Liz Straatmann and Sarah Shire leaned on each for encouragement. When they went to compete at different colleges, gymnastics just wasn't the same - a big reason why Shire decided to join her old friend on the Tigers' team this season.
Tigers have one last chance to dance
At this point, winning the Big 12 tournament is Missouri's only realistic shot at making the NCAA tournament. Mike Anderson has some experience with longshots, however, having served as an assistant coach with the 15-14 Arkansas Razorbacks that ran the table in the 2000 SEC tournament.
Tigers take momentum of tournament win to next season
One day after surprising Oklahoma, the Missouri Tigers lost to Texas A&M 65-39 in the second round of the Big 12 tournament.
No clear favorite in Big 12 men's basketball tournament
After breaking down each men's basketball team in the Big 12 Conference, it's must-win time for some teams hoping for a shot at the NCAA Tournament.
MU women's basketball team loses in second round
The loss gives Missouri the most losses in a season in the history of the program.
Big crowd could help Missouri Men
A vocal crowd helps add energy for men's basketball team.
Tigers get hot, even though usual stars go cold
UPDATED: Missouri women score historic upset
Tigers will meet Texas A&M Wednesday.
Sprint Center fire shouldn't affect Big 12 Tournament
A heating element on a ceiling that dropped onto roofing material started a fire at around 6 a.m., The Kansas City Star reported.
MU's Ubrun earns Big 12 softball honors
Tournament offers MU women's basketball team second shot
The MU women's basketball team took Oklahoma down to the final seconds Feb. 6 at Mizzou Arena but lost. Tuesday, the Tigers get another chance to upset the Sooners in the first round of the Big 12 Conference Tournament.
Missouri player named Big 12 Newcomer of the Year
This is the second straight season that a Missouri player has won this honor.
MU baseball team sweeps Indiana State
Greg Folgia's double was the winnng hit in the first game of the MU baseball team's doubleheader sweep of Indian State on Sunday at Taylor Stadium.
MU women's golfers 11th in Texas
The Missouri women's golf team tied with Baylor for 11th place Sunday in the 15-team Texas A&M 'Mo'morial tournament in Bryan, Texas.
MU softball team 5-0 at tournament
The Missouri softball team completed a 5-0 sweep at the University of South Florida's Under Armour Invitational in Clearwater, Fla., with a 10-4 victory Sunday against the Villanova Wildcats.
Breakdown sends Busch past Edwards for victory
When his car started spewing smoke, Carl Edwards relinquished the lead then left the race allowing Kyle Busch to surge to victory, the first for a Toyota in 40 Cup starts.


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The Padre's 13th overall pick and former Tincap Trae Turner is not able to practice with the Nationals (his new team) because of an MLB rule that prohibits him from being officially traded until June 13th.
The Fort Wayne Tincaps home opener is on April 12th. Season tickets are already on sale, with single game tickets going on sale Wednesday.
The Tincaps are gearing up for another season of baseball, and have made single season tickets available to their fans.
TinCaps earn Team of the Year Award
Mallex Smith named Minor League Player of the Year
Tincaps Parkview Field Rated #1 Ball Park in the Country
Tincaps Abby Naas Selected Women Executive of the Year
Nick Schulz Named Mid West Player of the Month
The Tincaps Play in Game #2 Against the West Michigan Whitecaps.
After beating Bowling Green in the Final Game of the Regular Season off a three run homer by Josh VanMeter, the Tincaps clinched the Midwest League Eastern Division Wildcard.


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Matt Drago has been named the New Berlin West boys soccer coach, Julie Kader, athletic & activities director, announced last week.
"We feel very fortunate to have Matt on board for the upcoming season," Kader said. "He brings not only expertise of the game but also the enthusiasm we have been looking for."
Drago played high school soccer at La Crosse Central, then attended Carroll University in Waukesha where he started for three years, earning All-Conference honors as a defender in his final year, along with being team captain.
Graduating in 2004 with a major in business management and minor in economics, Drago began coaching his junior year at Carroll with both Waukesha North High School and La Crosse Soccer Club.
After two seasons of both, he switched from the girls team to the boys team at Waukesha North and started coaching with SC Waukesha until 2008 when he was hired at Carroll University as the assistant coach for the men's team.
In four seasons with Carroll, the men's team earned a national ranking three separate seasons. After graduating from Carroll in 2012 with a master's degree in adult and continuing education, Drago left the Carroll program to referee in the NCAA, and to coach at SC Waukesha once again.
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