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Finally, the first "public" presentation of this full day workshop is Monday in San Diego at National University! Most every class has filled to capacity, extra dates were added when possible and a second round of workshops will soon be booked in the first part of 2006. Thanks to everyone that has signed up and expressed interest! I've worked really hard to make this a valuable workshop for you and your library, at least if the number of drafts are any indication! :)
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Only fourteen drafts? That's nothing, Michael! I'm sure you've got time before Monday to do a couple more.
Actually, I just wish I could attend one of your workshops. Sounds like a lot of really great stuff...
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In kits with specialty grains, is it a good idea to rinse (or sparge I guess) the specialty grains with 170 water after steeping for the recommended time? I would think this would get the most good stuff out of the grain without squeezing it.
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I would rinse I suppose if it's possible for you to do so.
Yep, a sparge of this type is just what the doctor ordered. Me, when I soak grains, I just dunk and drain a lot.
I did it, have an electric tea kettle that worked perfect. Hold 64 oz and brings water to 170 fast, poured it all over the grain bag before removing.
Not sure if it makes a huge difference or not, but I do it. I put the muslin bag in a large stainless colander and rinse with 170°F water.
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you're basically rinsing the grains when you steep them, sparging them afterwards is unnecessary
Sparging is rinsing the mashed grains with 170 water right?
You aren't extracting sugars (not enough to matter) from these grains, just color and flavor. I would think it wasn't necessary. I don't think it would hurt anything if you wanted to do this either.


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We stayed at the Villa for the second time now while in Miami, and just as for the first time, everything was great, the place is highly recommended. This time we had a tiny issue with the internet, but it was managed, the owners were super nice to help to accommodate the issue. Once again, very nice house, nice and clean environment, friendly neighborhood, good location.
This was our second stay at Villa on Sunset and again we were not disappointed. The house is well-stocked with anything you would need for short or extended visit. Our schedule in Miami was very busy so the tranquility of this property was a welcome relief.
We were three elderly couples staying "Villa on Sunset" for a week. We all loved the place. The house is a charming combination of old limestone walls and big new windows, the grounds are spacious and very private, thanks to high walls and hedges. This gives privacy and also minimizes street noise, which did not bother us at all. Inside, everything was spotless, the furnishings modern and well chosen, beds, dressers, bathroom fixtures, all first-rate. Yikes, there was even a grand piano, but unfortunately nobody available to play it. The owner, Ann Barrow, was efficient, considerate, responsive to any query, unobtrusive. If our group ever returns to Miami, we'll make a bee-line for this place. Unfortunately, since we are a group of high school friends now well into our 80s, we may not make it back.
We rented this beautiful house during the week of our son's wedding. It was perfect! Very comfortable, everything you need. A few of our guests stayed with us and thought it was 'House beautiful!" Very welcoming and comfortable. A stunning yard!
My wife and I together with our three children stayed at the Villa on Sunset while visiting Miami October 23 - 27, 2014.
This home combines the coziness of a small woods cabin with the size, comfort and amenities of a luxury estate. The property is lusciously landscaped around the perimeter providing a beautiful privacy screen.
The kitchen was well stocked with all the cooking essentials my wife required.
Our children enjoyed playing on the home's playground set and large gated front yard.
The home is conveniently located just down the street from Coconut Grove, Sunset Place and Coral Gables.
We look forward to staying there again.
Two Thumbs Up for The Villa on Sunset!
Villa on Sunset is five minutes from the Palmetto Expressway – SR826 – an important artery that feeds to the whole of Miami. All of Miami's attractions are 30 minutes or less from your gate. SHOPPING AND RESTAURANTS: Walking distance away are The Shops at Sunset Place and its neighboring "town center," a vibrant shopping, dining and entertainment venue with a European ambiance. Also near is Dadeland Mall– a Miami institution whose upscale stores and restaurants have long attracted visitors from the Americas – now newly expanded to include such popular sites as Bobby Flay's Burger Palace. Fifteen minutes away by car is another high-end mall, The Falls, where guests stroll one-level, covered walkways surrounded by a million-gallon waterscape and lush tropical foliage. Dixie Highway, a few blocks away, is lined with shopping and restaurants, among them Café Bon Jour, whose French proprietors maintain a glorious bistro menu -- and the best croissant in Miami. Another favorite destination for fine dining is the Coral Gables Miracle Mile area – home of Morton's Steak House. FOOD SHOPPING: Whole Foods and several Publix supermarkets are five minutes away. Two Fresh Markets are nearby, and one of Miami's best vendors of fresh seafood, Captain's Tavern Seafood Market, is ten minutes away. BEACHES: The nearest beach is Matheson Hammock Park Beach, 15 minutes from Villa on Sunset. More beautiful beaches are 25–30 minutes away. In Key Biscayne are Crandon Park Beach and Bill Baggs Cape Florida Beach – rated among the top ten beaches in America. A 30-minute drive south takes you to Bayfront Park and Marina in Homestead, Florida – the same lush setting as the Florida Keys, but close to Miami and less populated by tourists. South Beach, home to ART BASEL MIAMI, one of the most heralded art exhibitions around the world, is less than 30 minutes away. South Beach glitters with nightlife – all day long. In addition to the beach, enjoy its historic Art Deco architecture or its waterfront dining. MIAMI SEAQUARIUM: On Virginia Beach Key, 25 – 30 minutes from Villa on Sunset. THE EVERGLADES: are thirty minutes from Villa on Sunset – either by self-drive car or via a tour from Miami Beach. COCONUT GROVE: 15 minutes from Villa on Sunset, is a waterfront village that features art gallery walks, outdoor dining, sailing regattas and wacky festivals. The Grove's American Water Sports Center features boat and JET-SKI AND YACHT charters. PROFESSIONAL SPORTS: All less than 30 minutes away from Villa on Sunset. March 2014 promises two important tournaments: the SONY ERICSSON OPEN TENNIS Tournament at Crandon Park Tennis Center in Key Biscayne and the PGA Trump National in Doral. Baseball (Marlins Park), football (Sun Life Stadium) and basketball (American Airlines Arena). GOLF COURSES: Miami is covered with golf courses. One of the loveliest is the Granada Golf Course - green and lush – good also for jogging, only 15 minutes away. Killian Greens Golf Club is less than 10 minutes away. TENNIS COURTS/ACADEMIES: Five notable tennis centers are 10 – 15 minutes from Villa on Sunset: The William H. Kerdyk Biltmore Tennis Center, the University of Miami Neil Schiff Tennis Center, the Salvatore Tennis Center and the Montana Tennis Academy. The Granada Golf Course also contains six courts available for public use. NEW WORLD SYMPHONY: Attend a Friday concert night of this prestigious Miami orchestra at the New World Center. Or enjoy a concert that projects images on a soaring, 7,000-square-foot projection wall. Bring a blanket, share a picnic dinner and enjoy the sights and sounds of the New World Symphony with friends and family! These outdoor concerts are free to the public and do not require a ticket. UNIVERSITIES: The University of Miami, Florida International University and Miami-Dade College are three of the many institutions of higher learning very near Villa on Sunset. HOSPITALS: Two of Miami's best hospitals are less than five minutes away: Baptist Hospital, 8900 N. Kendall Drive and South Miami Hospital, a few blocks from Villa on Sunset. WEDDINGS: The Biltmore Hotel and the Granada Country Club – both in Coral Gables, host some of Miami's most beautiful weddings. Both are 15 minutes from the front gate of the Villa on Sunset. METRORAIL: A few blocks from Villa on Sunset, MetroRail connects the Miami International Airport, downtown Miami, and Brickell with Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, and South Miami, ending at Dadeland Mall. FAIRCHILD TROPICAL BOTANIC GARDENS: Twelve minutes away and filled with exotic plants, butterflies and birds, it was named for David Fairchild (1869-1954) who traveled the world and brought back t who traveled the world and brought back the mango plant that flourished in S. Florida's plantations for decades.
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Haven't knit in 30 years.
I learned to knit in 1962 and still have all my needles and supplies. I want to get back into knitting and I decided to make a watch cap to see if the fingers still worked. A little arthritis, but pretty much OK. I didn't have a number 7, 16 inch circular needle and we have very few yarn stores in my area. I found a shop that carried bamboo needles and some fantastically expensive needles that looked like stainless steele. I bought the bamboo and started the pattern. I cast on to a size 8 needle as was my habit because I tended to tighten up when casting on. Previously, my gauge had always been OK once I switched to the proper sized needle. Anyway, I cast on with an 8 needle and then switched to the bamboo circular. Moving the stitches up the left side of the needle feels very tight and I am very careful to keep my knitting relaxed. I find I HATE the feel of the bamboo and, even worse, my gauge is off. The number of stitches per inch is supposed to be 4.5 and I am getting 5. However, I am getting almost twice the number of rows. The pattern called for worsted weight yarn and I am using Red Hart worsted, also says medium, 100% acrylic. Any thoughts or suggestions? Thanks.
Welcome back! I learned to knit as a child and didn't pick it up again until a few years ago when the kids were grown. Boy, has the knitting world changed. The internet has made yarns, tools, knitting information and patterns much more widely available. I buy most of my stuff online now because there are better choices and prices. Some sites to check out are Elann.com and Knitpicks.com. The expensive needles you mentioned may be Addis. They are very slick for fast knitting. Bamboo works well for slippery yarns but not for grabby ones. You can try the Inox needles which are also metal coated or the interchangeable sets at Knitpicks which are very reasonably priced. If you're not allergic to wool, there's lots of superwash, soft wools available now that are much nicer to knit with than acrylic. Re: gauge, if you're having trouble getting gauge, you may want to switch to a smaller needle. As for row gauge, if the pattern specifies lengths in inches, then the row count shouldn't be a problem. However, if the lengths are specified by number of rows, you'll have to do some math to make adjustments. Have fun!
Just wanted to add that for small circumferences like hats there are 2 techniques worth learning - magic loop with 1 long circular and knitting with 2 circulars. The 16 inch circulars can be hard on your hands and when you decrease to the crown of the hat, you'll need double pointed needles if you don't already have them. A needle that's nice and flexible for arthritic hands are the Brypsuns.
Here is a link that might be useful: magic loop
It's me again, to correct what I said about using a different needle size to get gauge. You may want to try a larger needle, say 9, to get stitch gauge instead of a smaller one. It's possible too that the bamboo is making you knit more tightly. In any case, the label stitch guides are only approximations. I rarely get gauge with the specified needle size because I knit loosely.
I like bamboo, but I have only double pointed ones. They hold the knitting better than metal ones, which just slip out of the stitches constantly. I also like avoiding using the metal needles because they make my hands cold.
I bought my favorite circular needles used on Ebay. They are molded from a hard nylon type plastic, and molded as one piece so I have no join at the needle and cable that causes stitches to stick.
Keep at it. You will enjoy getting back into knitting.
I've been knitting for two years now (NOBODY told me how addictive this new hobby would be lol) and I'm like you I don't really like the bamboo needles, they work great for about 20 minutes or so then they warm up and grab all the yarn I've tried on them.
I bought a pair of Susan Bates Quicksilver circular needles in the 16 inch length and what surprised me the most about them was the fact that they actually warm up when you are using them. If you lay them down for a few minutes and pick them back up they are cold then suddenly they get warm in your hands. I love these needles, I knitted a hat first thing with them and it was easy going, the yarn slides ever so nice around the needles.
Oh, I don't have a yarn store in my area either I had to order from the Internet. ;0)
Happy knitting, hope that helps ;0)
Thanks for the responses and encouragement. I have been at it again long enough to know I strongly prefer my 45 year old Boye aluminum needles. Sheilajoyce's information about bamboo keeping the stitches on the needle better than other types explaines why I don't like the bamboo feel. I do need DP kneedles to finish the hat and for that I probably will get bamboo. I am going to check a large crafts store, Michael's, in the hope that they will carry a decent selection of needles. I can't wait to complete this hat and try something more complicated and also use good yarn. I went cheap this time because I didn't know if the old hands could still knit, and also because I had no idea if my cats would permit me to knit. One of them sat and watched intently for about five minutes the first time he saw me knitting. I will always have to be careful not to set my knitting down where they can get to it because I know they have evil in their hearts.
Nancy, my three kitties don't seem to bother my knitting when it is just lying in a basket, but they sure want to chase that thread while I'm using it. But I do have to be careful about leaving any of my circulars lying about, because they like to chew on the cords. They are useless if that happens.
Sheila Joyce, I'm interested in knowing what brand the circulars are that you mentioned are all made in one piece. I think I'd like to try a pair. Or can you tell me the seller's name?
Donna, as I said, I bought them used from an Ebay auction and have no idea where they came from or how old they are. They have no identifying marks on them. I have never seen them in the stores, but I do like them and would buy more if I ever saw them.
If kitties like your yarn too much, some people use a one liter plastic soda bottle to resolve that. You cut a hole at the hip of the bottle just before it starts to narrow. The hole has to be large enough to let you put your yarn inside the bottle. Thread the yarn through the neck of the bottle and out the top. Or some people put their yarn inside a zip lock bag and leave only a fraction of an inch of the bag unzipped for the strand of yarn.
I wish I were not allergic to kitties. I DO miss having one.
Well, Donna, anything for you. I owe you for all your great advice, so I just checked on Ebay for more of those needles. I find them when someone mentions vintage circulars. They are nylon; I was right. One set came attached to its original card. It was made by Marcia Lynn for $1.56 originally, I believe.
Here are the Ebay items with the nylon circular needles included in the lots.
230096530976--this is the one with the Marcia Lynn set on the card.
Also, 320086359247--the white ones pictured are the nylon ones.
140091055499--green pair, white, and pink are nylon.
260091412843--on the right, the white and blue pairs.
The best pictures are at item 140091060112--the 1st picture shows nylon sets on the left. The last picture shows them on the right--green, blue, white, pink.


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How much soda for baby shower?
How do I figure out how many 2 liter bottles of soda and water I need for a baby shower? It is an afternoon shower with all women. We will be serving 3 hot dishes with a side rice dish and salad. Cheese & crackers will be out when people arrive. We are not having anything but soda, water, coffe & tea.
How do I decide how much to get and what kind to get? Suggestions? TIA
I would figure that each person would have 2-3 drinks during the shower. I would average that to about 20 oz. A 2 liter bottle has 67 oz, so you get one 2 liter bottle for every 3 people. I would get equal numbers of regular cola, diet cola, and a lemon-lime or gingerale. I usually get just a bit too much, just in case, and that too much is usually a bottle or two of unusual stuff, orange, grape, root beer or cherry.
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Hard-copy indexes of these papers are sometimes available, covering content from the mid-1950s to the mid-1980s, when newspapers began archiving content in digital, searchable form. If you're looking for content published prior to the mid-1950s, no indexes are available. You'll have to do what I do: Pop in a roll of microfilm and start browsing.
July 2014 update: After 20 years at the Star Tribune, I'm taking a buyout and starting a new job as communications director for Entropy Solutions, a Plymouth company that's been making an extremely useful product, phase change material, for nearly as long as I've been blogging. I will continue to update this blog weekly and am planning to write a third book, "Minnesota Muscle," in 2015.
January 2015 update: Hundreds of Yesterday's News posts became history a few months ago, thanks to an unexplained cleansing of startribune.com servers that apparently cannot be undone. As time allows, I'll recover the best of these, using the Internet Archive's indespensible Wayback Machine, and repost them here.
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Lorne (Gump) Worsley, one of the NHL's last unmasked goaltenders, died in January 2007 at age 77. As a young goalie growing up in the early 1970s, I marveled at this pudgy-looking old man who consistently frustrated the likes of Hull, Esposito and Cournoyer and kept the outmanned North Stars in many games.
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|Long johns and a modest amount of padding were all that protected Gump Worsley from 100-mph slapshots back in 1971. Dig the groovy sideburns!
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When are you going?? We got lucky and finallgot #17 for our late Sept. cruise. If you are before ours I want details- please
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Keep trying and you might get one. We couldn't get one when we could do our excursions, but I kept checking every day and I grabbed #17 1 week later. I will keep my fingers crossed for you
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- October 2014
Ivoclar Vivadent Introduces New IPS e.max Press MultiIndustry News · Ivoclar Vivadent Inc. · Oct 20, 2014
Ivoclar Vivadent Introduces New IPS e.max Press Multi
Polychromatic ingot designed to revolutionize crown fabrication
Amherst, NY…Ivoclar Vivadent introduces IPS e.max Press Multi, a new lithium disilicate material that will revolutionize laboratory pressing techniques. With lifelike shade progression from the dentin region to the incisal areas, IPS e.max Press Multi the solution for fabricating esthetic and multi-dimensional restorations in a monolithic form. Demonstrating shade and translucency...
- September 2013
Advanced Dental Products, Inc. Acquires Jelrus Porcelain Furnace PartsIndustry News · LMT Communications, Inc. · Sep 09, 2013
Advanced Dental Products, Inc. is pleased to announce the acquisition of the Jelrus porcelain furnace spare parts sales and repairs of the VIP Universal X-Press. They will also supply muffles and thermocouples for all Jelrus porcelain furnaces. The acquisition became effective on September 1, 2013.
- August 2013
Jensen Dental Announces Launch of the Preciso Education Connection; Contains Suite of Online Tools For CAD/CAM UsersProduct News · Jensen Dental · Aug 02, 2013
NORTH HAVEN, Conn. - Jensen Dental today announced the launch of the Preciso Education Connection, a suite of online tools and information for users of the Preciso Digital Dentistry Solution.
The Preciso Education Connection makes it easy to access a variety of useful information for Jensen's CAD/CAM...
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- July 2013
CAD/CAM Equipment and SuppliesProduct News · Broadway Dental Lab & Distribution · Jul 16, 2013
BROADWAY DENTAL LABORATORY AND DISTRIBUTION is a representative of imes-icore, the German company that manufactures CORiTEC milling machines. Broadway also offers 3Shape Dental Scanner systems; i3Dscan scanning system; exocad software; iCAM V5 CAM System as well as the other iCAM V CAM systems; and Dental...
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Jelrus/Whipmix Burn out oven problem
Matt Paton · Mar 27, 2014
I recently purchased 2 Jelrus Infinity L30 burn out ovens on E-bay, one used one new. The used performed well for about three months. After three...
- A1614 Microwave Sintering Oven
- Amann Girrbach Ceramill Argotherm® Furnace
- Amann Girrbach Ceramill Therm Furnace
- B&D Technologies ORIGIN® DuoTron™ Pro
- B&D Technologies ORIGIN® DuoTron™ Pro Furnace
- Bloomden SF-300 Furnace
- Celtra™ Duo Zirconia-reinforced Lithium Silicate
- Ceramill CAD/CAM System
- DC100 Sintering Furnace
I have been getting a lot of miscasts lately and don't know why?
I have been using the same metal for years and the sprues are short and 8 gauge , the burn out is good...
Implant-related Restoration Prices up 5%
While fees remain flat in most specialties, LMT's 2012 Fee Survey shows implant-related restoration prices are up 5% in the last two years.
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