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Walternate's decided to activate his Doomsday machine, since the blood sample he got from his grandson has given him enough Peter-essence to fire up that sucker. But only a few people are in on the plan, which is unfolding on Liberty Island, and the detected energy surges arouse the suspicion of the Fringe department in general and Fauxlivia in particular. She confronts Walternate about what she suspects is going on, and is chilled when she realizes Walternate is willing to sacrifice his son. She attempts to get over to the other side to bring Peter back to stop what's going on, but only winds up getting thrown in prison by Walternate.
Meanwhile, on our Earth, shit is starting to go down -- plagues of locusts, vortexes -- but Massive Dynamic isn't ready with enough amber to contain events as they occur. Worst of all, our Doomsday machine has activated itself. Sam Weiss is checking things out with his own trans-universe magic window viewer, and writing down equations in a notebook. We don't know what the formula is, but the answer is zero, which can't be good. And the Fringe team has figured -- prompted by Peter himself -- that Peter needs to get into the machine to control what's happening. But when he tries to enter it, he gets zapped and hits the floor, knocking himself out. He's in the hospital and all his vitals are fine, but he's unconscious and isn't waking up. And now Sam Weiss needs Olivia to come with him! Good Friday? More like great Friday! Although the fact that Earth-2 is a place where the Dodgers still play in Brooklyn and the Montreal Expos still exist makes me wonder if Earth-1 shouldn't just surrender to Earth-2.
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We open up on Liberty Island this week with Brandonate consulting with another scientist about the Doomsday device. The scientist is explaining that they've doubled the thickness of the lead shielding around the machine, and Brandonate talks about the Faraday cage, and the scientist wants to know if all of this is necessary. "We're standing underneath a giant lightning rod. It's unclear what kind of electrostatic discharge the device may give off," is Brandonate's answer. Well, I know I would be reassured by being reminded that I'm standing underneath a giant lightning rod.
Then Walternate comes in, so Brandonate boots everyone else out of the lab, and then he gives Walternate a little vial of liquid and says they used Fauxlivia's DNA profile to identify the 23 chromosomes her son inherited from her and strip them out. That leaves them with only half of Peter's genetic profile, but hopefully that will be enough... to activate the machine, and they should be ready to do that within the hour.
Then Brandonate launches into a brownnosing speech of the first order, all about how history may never fully know what they've done here, how they saved the universe, but he's proud to be a part of it. A very sour-sounding Walternate then starts talking about how Oppenheimer saved them too, but at what cost? And now he is talking about Oppenheimer's nightmares, the screams of all the innocents who were killed. Quite the pep talk Walternate's giving here! Then he trots out Oppenheimer's famous "I am become death, destroyer of worlds" quote just in case Brandonate has not yet decided to go home and blow his own brains out. "Only in our case, that really is true. We destroy their world to save ours. May God have mercy on us," says Walternate.
We make the switch, via transforming Statue of Liberty and disappearing Twin Towers, over to Earth-1, where a farmhand named Rich in Accord, N.Y., comes upon a flock of sheep, bleating madly and huddled together in a tight bunch. He gets on the walkie-talkie to a dude named Joe, who's enjoying his breakfast in the cab of his truck on the side of the road. Joe's reluctant to interrupt his idyllic truck-feasting to go to work, but Rich's urgency gets him going, and he dumps out his coffee on the side of the road. [No cup-holders? - Zach]
Along the way, Joe's radio cuts out as he sees an approaching swarm of locusts, and before he has much chance to react, he's driving through the living cloud, getting locust guts splattered all over his grille and windshield. Look, I'm from Canada, so I hope I can be forgiven for thinking locusts only actually existed in the Bible.


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Wild rose question...
Hi, I'm new to roses and the rose forums. Someone suggested I post this picture here to ask whether it's a "bad" wild rose. If so, what do I do about it? I was pleased about the find until someone suggested it could carry a virus that will kill my other roses. :(
It is growing on the edge of our woods about 100 yards or more from the house and from where I have just planted cl. Eden.
Thank you,
Your photo looks like Rosa eglanteria, a species rose which can grow wild. We have a particularly lovely thicket of it growing a few miles from me.
Here is a link that might be useful: Rosa eglanteria on HMF
It could be a rose of the R. carolina - R. virginina complex, although those generally bloom a bit later in the season. Since these species will hybridize readily, it's hard to tell withoout seeing a live specimen.
In any event, it is not R. multiflora, so I would not worry about a virus.


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Drinking After Someone Scared I Have HIV
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ScaredHello, Dr. Bob.I am a female who had unprotected sex in March. Four weeks after I got a sore throat that lasted a week. Two month after I had a weird food poisoning accompanied by headache that repeated the next day. Since February, before my...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...Hi,Your negative ELISA tests at five, six and seven months are definitive and conclusive. HIV is not your problem. No way. No how. Acai pills with chromium will not affect HIV seroconversion or the accuracy of HIV tests.I Read more »
Likelyhood of getting HIV after protected sex with a hooker--so stressed and scaredDear Dr.,This forum is amazing. My fears and anxiety are starting to consume me so I figured I'd try to ask some questions to clear things up.Almost a month ago I had protected sex with a hooker in california. I used a latex condom and she gave me...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...anxious wreck due to "stress, guilt, and anxiety." Your fears are irrational and unwarranted. Your problem is not HIV but rather fear of HIV brought on by your visit to the naughty lady on Shady Lane during your boozy California getaway... Read more »
FEARhello Doc,Ever since a doc scared me of HIV for a small reason, I have got myself checked numerous times only because of fear and its all been negative. When I met the person who was a gay for a drink I developed a fear that he would have poked me...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...Yell WOO-HOO! 4. Find a more competent physician!!! The one you currently have is in drastic need of a basic remedial course on HIV/AIDS. Perhaps you should download a copy of the current guidelines for nPEP (nonoccupational post-exposure... Read more »
Fear and HIV Prevention Shouldn't Mix...commissioner for the NYC DOHMH's Bureau of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control told FishbowlNY , "Silence is no solution." The use of fear is not new when it comes to HIV prevention, and when looking at how far (or not far) we have come in the past... Read more »
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Scared Straight: High HIV Rates Among Black NYC Women Frighten a Health Reporter...youthful faces in lights. But under their pictures was a statistic that sucker-punched me: 93.4 percent. As in, 93.4 of all new HIV cases among women in NYC occur among Black and Latina women. As in a mere six-plus percentage points away from... Read more »
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Walk to the Metra Route 59 train station, easy access to I-88 - Water, Sewer, Trash offered at a fixed rate - The Fairways of Naperville offers spacious open floor plans with beautiful golf course views. Our one, two and three bedroom apartment homes are located near Rt. 59 and North Aurora Rd and offer plenty of parking for you and your guests. From The Fairways, you can easily access I-88 and other major expressways. Walk to the Rt. 59 Metra train station, shopping, restaurants and more. As a resident of The Fairways of Naperville, you can enjoy our newly renovated clubhouse to watch TV, or host a private party. Perhaps you'd rather just come in to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee, tea or hot chocolate at our coffee bar. We also offer a free fitness center, sauna and outdoor pool. Our professional staff will warmly welcome you and show you why The Fairways is the perfect home for you!
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Here are my observations, keep in mind that I'm a tough grader:
Saku Koivu: A
Almost play-off quality Saku, has been great to watch.
Robert Lang: C+
Has been very solid in his role, would have been a B had he not missed so many open nets
Maxime Lapierre: C
Has played better than I expected.
Thomas Plekanec: C-
Snakebitten in the first few games, hopefully he's over it with his 4 pt night
Left Wing
Steve Begin: D
bad penalties in worse moments
hasn't learned his lesson yet.
Christopher Higgins:C-
He's slowly coming back from injury and has looked better every game.
Andrei Kostitsyn: D
A known slow starter
Sergei Kostitsyn: C-
Has been invisible for a few games now.
Alex Tanguay: B+
Looks like a great acquisition so far.
Right Wing
Mathieu Dandenault: D
Hasn't shown anything too good or bad so far.
Tom Kostopoulos: C-
Has been solid in his role
Alex Kovalev: B-
Hasn't looked his best so far, yet maintains a PPG pace, and has proved that he can still win a game on his own.
Georges Laraque: C-
Can fight, but can't do much else.
Guillaume Latendresse: C
Has slowed down in the last few games.
Francis Bouillon: C
Has been good since coming back
Patrice Brisebois: F
Maybe its already time to rest him for the play-offs (or his retirement press conference)
Josh Gorges: C-
It feels to me like he's taken a bit of a step back since last year.
Roman Hamrlik: B
Always solid.
Mike Komisarek: B-
Andrei Markov: A+
Without a doubt the MVP of the team so far, this guy should be in serious contention for the Norris is he keeps his pace
Ryan O'Byrne: F
Hopefully this is just an adjustment period.
Carey Price: B
Has been good enough to give us a chance to win all the games he's started.
Jaroslav Halak: D
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Donna Dewberry's Brushes
Hey Everyone,
I'm new here and am a young painter who loves decorative painting, etc.
I was just wondering what the difference was between Donna Dewberry's One Stroke brushes and regular brushes - flats/shaders for example.
I've been trying to paint one stroke with other flats and it doesn't seem to be working out...
How are they specially designed for the one stroke technique - it seems like any flat brush would be ok...
Thanks In Advance and I love this forum :) Happy painting!
Hi Michael and welcome!
I've done OneStroke with both Dewberry and other flat brushes but then I've been painting for a long time.
If you are new to OneStroke I recommend you start by using Dewberry's brushes. Even though you can use any other good, flat, TAKLON brush to do OneStroke, the Dewberry brushes are made a lot thicker than most flats to hold more paint which is necessary to do OneStroke. OneStroke uses a LOT of paint.
And just a note....I always found that using an ANGLE brush made doing OneStroke much easier and Dewberry now has those in her brush line.
Hi Michael, Welcome to the forum, glad you found us. I like the DD brushes for painting One Stroke. Like Kraftymom said, they hold more paint. I learned to paint One Stroke roses with the flat brushes, but then started using the DD angle brushes for them and the angle brush makes it so much easier! I bought my brushes at Michael's with the discount coupon. Hope you will come post pics of your projects here for us to see. Have fun painting. Luvs
Welcome Michael, glad to have you with us. This is a fun and informative group.
I do not do one stroke but still use some of DD's brushes because they are so full, they blend paints very well and as said above, they hold a lot of paint.
Be sure to sign on to Michaels website - lots of coupons and I found that The Artists Club is also a great place to find specials. I posted their sites below.
Hope you come back often and post some of your project over on the Gallery side.
I am one of Donna's OSCI's and her brushes are made for the begining student so you will be able to do her designs. A good way to get them is somewhere like Michaels or Hobby lobby with a 40% coupon. Buy the set of flats it is the best to start with. After you teach yourself to paint you will be able to do the same thing with many other brushes. Just comes from pratice over and over again. A good cheap way to do that is paint on wax paper you can get a roll at the dollar store.


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Fori is not pleasedJune 15, 2011
Hi y'all. My pool guy is a flake (went AWOL for 4 days after filling, for example) so when he says it's okay to heat the pool 10 days after filling, I'd like a second opinion. It's plain white plaster. Is there any problem with heating, provided all the parameters are stable?
I just got water in my pool today and up until last week I was going to do plaster but I switched to Aqua Blue Pebble Sheen. I had asked my PB about the heater issue with plaster and he explained to me that unlike Pebble Tec and Pebble Sheen you must wait to turn on the heater until there is no more dust produced during the brushing process. He estimated it to be about 2-3 weeks, depending on how thoroughly and how often I brushed. Hope that helps.


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August 10, 2011
Alexis Mattera
A few months back, we wrote about helpful tips on maximizing merit aid, or aid based on a student's attributes like academics, athletics and extracurriculars. For college applicants who aren't deemed financially needy in terms of their FAFSA or EFC, merit aid can make a huge difference in the schools they can realistically afford to attend. Students and families seeking this extra financial aid boost should consider researching schools more likely to dispense merit-based awards but with so many colleges and universities in the U.S., which ones are the best financial bets?
Help has arrived in the form of U.S. News, which has compiled a top 10 list of schools that awarded the highest percentage of merit-based funding to non-needy students during the 2009-10 academic year (the stats do not include financially needy students who were given merit aid or students who received athletic scholarships or other tuition breaks). Take a look:
High school students, does this data have you looking at these schools in a new light? Current college students attending one of the schools listed above, did merit aid make the difference as to whether or not you enrolled?
August 17, 2011
Suada Kolovic
With the economy in a rut, the unemployment rate declining at a sluggish pace and the cost of a college education rising at an astronomical rate, now is the time to consider your options. Here at Scholarships.com, we can't stress enough the importance of applying early and often for scholarships and financial aid, but when a college education is still just out of reach, some universities are willing to go the extra mile to help prospective students out. Rising high school seniors, take note: The University of Dayton is offering four years of free textbooks to first-year students who visit the campus and complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form by the university's March 1 application deadline.
According to Dayton officials, the free textbook program is an incentive for families to attend campus visits in a tight economy and as a way to urge families to complete the federal aid form, which is an essential piece of the financial aid puzzle. "Many families don't fill out the form because they believe they don't qualify or think it takes too much time. They miss out on opportunities to get affordable financing or grant funding," said Kathy McEuen Harmon, assistant vice president and dean of admission and financial aid.
Students who fulfill the university's requirements will receive up to $500 per semester to purchase textbooks at the campus bookstore – funds good toward new, used or rental books. According Harmon, an estimated 75 percent of the first-year class is projected to take advantage of the offer, representing a $1.5 million annual commitment by the University. "We want them to fully understand the rewards of a University of Dayton education and know that those rewards are not out of their reach," Harmon said. "This is a very tangible way to demonstrate our commitment, one they can see immediately."
What do you think of the University of Dayton's efforts? Are free textbooks enough to get you to commit to an institution? Should others follow suit? Let us know what you think.
August 18, 2011
While credit card debt, mortgage debt and auto loan debt have all steadily decreased since the fall of 2008, the same cannot be said for outstanding student loan debt, which has climbed 25 percent since the start of the financial crisis. Not only has student debt increased, but more often than not these loans aren't getting paid off on time. The problem is that students take out sizable loans to pay for tuition to only be met with bleak prospects of employment after college. Those lucky enough to secure a job can also expect lower starting salaries: The median starting salary for a member of the class or 2009 or 2010 is $27,000, down from $30,000 just a couple of years ago.
The debt ceiling deal complicated things a step further by adding additional federal loan provisions. One section of the deal changed the way interest is collected on federal loans for graduate students, meaning that borrowers will start accruing interest on their loans before they've graduated. That being said, earning a college degree is still a significant advantage when entering the job market. The Labor Department released a report stating that for workers 25 and over with at least a bachelor's degree, the unemployment rate in July was 4.3 percent, compared with 8.3 percent for workers with "some college," and 9.3 percent for workers with just high school diplomas.
Soon-to-be college students, do you fear crippling student loan debt? What steps are you taking to prevent becoming a statistic?
August 25, 2011
Believe it or not, a lot can be said in 140 characters...and if wielded correctly, those 140 characters could be worth $1,000 or a Kindle for college. You know what that means: Scholarships.com's Short & Tweet Twitter Scholarship is back!
With school starting up again, we know your academic and extracurricular calendars are filling up but that doesn't mean your search for college funding should suffer. That's why we made the Short & Tweet Twitter Scholarship so easy: No lengthy essay, no pile of paperwork – just your thoughts, in real time. To enter, simply log on to Twitter (create an account if you don't already have one), follow us, then @reply us (aka include @Scholarshipscom in your tweet) and explain what an extra $1,000 for college would mean to you as creatively and meaningfully as possible. Got that? Great...now start tweeting!
Step 1: Follow @Scholarshipscom on Twitter.
Step 2: @reply us (aka include @Scholarshipscom in your tweet) answering the question "What would an extra $1,000 for college mean to you?" Once you do this, you are automatically entered to win a $1,000 scholarship or one of two Kindles!
Step 3: You may enter as many times as you want but please limit your tweets to a reasonable amount per day. Each tweet will be a stand-alone entry and tweets that are submitted by non-followers, exceed 140 characters, do not include @Scholarshipscom or are submitted after the September 30th deadline will not be considered. From there, the Scholarships.com Team will determine which tweets are most deserving of the awards.
Starts: August 25th
Ends: September 30th
Number Available: 3
Amount: $1,000 for one first-prize winner; second- and third-prize winners will be awarded one Kindle each.
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August 29, 2011
Shari Williams
I am your average student. I got decent grades in high school, applied to college, got accepted to college, and paid for my education with multiple student loans. I have taken classes I loved (and didn't love), been involved in extracurricular activities and clubs, and have truly grown as a person during my time in college. Unfortunately, I didn't receive prestigious grants or scholarships to limit the debt I'll surely incur after graduation.
There are many college students who are in the same boat...so what can we do? How can we afford the education we deserve? How can we make sure we have enough funds for books and food? How can we buy those super trendy shoes Kim Kardashian was just spotted wearing when we have loan payments looming? Okay, maybe the last question isn't as important but if you want to avoid student loan debt, start searching for scholarships.
And don't just search – search early! There are plenty of scholarships out there and the more you apply to, the better your chances are of winning one. All awards are different but many scholarship providers begin their application processes at the beginning of the fall semester so start looking now to avoid missing important deadlines. I learned this the hard way: I found lots of perfect scholarships...after the deadlines had passed.
Whether you're still in high school or a super senior in college, do me – and yourself! – a huge favor: Make scholarships a priority. You can do this easily by creating a Scholarships.com account; not only will you have access to an entire database of awards but you'll also receive regular email reminders about new awards and due dates. With the college costs showing no signs of decreasing, every penny counts – just make sure they come without interest if you can!
Shari Williams is a junior at Towson University with a double major in deaf studies and broadcast journalism and a minor in entertainment, media and film. With experience in public relations, a love for music and a passion for acting, she longs to be a jack of all trades. A Baltimore native, Shari is an avid traveler and opportunity seeker. She hopes to become the next face seen on the morning news or the voice heard over the radio.
September 6, 2011
Whether you're in the market for discounted feather extensions or oil changes, odds are pretty high there's a Groupon for what you seek...but what about reduced-rate college tuition?
The Chicago Tribune reported National-Louis University is offering a Groupon today for 57-percent off a three-credit graduate-level introduction to teaching course at its Chicago campus. (Regular tuition for the course is $2,232 but Groupon will offer it for $950.) According to Groupon's communications director Julie Mossler, this is the first time an academic university has used the website as an effort to boost student interest. "There are all kinds of factors in the K-12 world that are really discouraging teachers and people seeking teaching degrees," said Jocelyn Zivin, NLU's vice president of marketing and communications. "We'd like (potential students) to understand what the realities are, whether you are committed to this profession...and see if you have what it takes."
Every little bit of tuition assistance does help these days but what do you think of NLU and Groupon's deal? Is it something that you think other schools should consider offering as well?
September 8, 2011
With college costs at an all-time high, the likelihood of college applicants and their parents selecting the school offering the most financial assistance is pretty high. But what national schools provide the highest quality education for the lowest price? Just ask the experts at U.S. News.
Though the official ordered list will not be revealed until next week, U.S. News published a sneak peek of its top 10 best value schools in the National Universities category today. (Keep in mind the schools are only listed in alphabetical order at this point.)
Is your dream school represented? Excellent! What school do you think will be named the best value and why?
September 15, 2011
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Ah, the first day of school. You meticulously selected your outfit, you styled your hair just right but when you smiled for the camera, all that awesomeness translated into...complete and total awkwardness. It may be tempting to dispose of the evidence but don't burn those negatives or delete those jpegs just yet: Those images could earn you $1,000 or a Kindle for college through Scholarships.com's Awkward Back-to-School Photo Contest!
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September 16, 2011
Here at Scholarships.com, we understand that trying to figure out how much a college education will actually cost you and your family is pretty confusing. With everything that goes into your financial aid package – grants, loans, scholarships, etc. – the real cost of a college education is muddled in there…somewhere. But fear, not college bound students! All that's about to change thanks to a mandate by the federal government: All colleges and universities receiving Title IV federal student aid must have net price calculators by October 29th.
According to U.S. News and World Report, the U.S. Department of Education instated the mandate in order to "provide a clearer view of the difference between the total cost of tuition and fees – commonly referred to as sticker price – and the net price, an estimate of the cost subtracting scholarships and grants." Most students generally receive some institutional aid so the better they understand how much an institution is offering as whole, the better prepared they are to compare the financial aid packages offered by different schools.
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September 19, 2011
The fall semester is in full swing at universities around the country and college students are trying to stretch their funds for tuition, books, housing and other college costs as far as they can go. It's never easy but students at the University at Buffalo are having a more difficult time than usual.
In the past, UB sent out financial aid to coincide with the start of the academic year but pushed disbursement for roughly 18,000 students back three weeks this year – a 21-day difference that left many UB students unable to buy books, pay rent or pay for classes. Though UB's Vice Provost A. Scott Weber said the change was made to "protect students" by making sure they would receive the exact amount of money they are eligible for, the student newspaper previously quoted interim financial aid director Jennifer Pollard as stating the policy change was a response to fraudulent activities by students.
UB officials did admit they should have done a better job getting the word out about the financial aid change but students and educators alike are still not happy: One professor called the situation "chaos in the classroom" and a "stupid disaster" and a graduate student said the ordeal "draws to question some bigger problems with the administration." (We're sure these are among the tamer reactions.) Any UB students out there? Has the funding disbursement delay negatively impacted your semester? College students in general, how would you react if this financial aid fiasco happened at your school?
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... observation is the number of hair salons in France! every village no matter how small has at least one, usually two or three salons! Never mind an ATM machine - getting your hair done and looking good is more important!
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Just brewed up the extract recipe yesterday, its went great. No issues, except couldnt' get the temps to stay perfectly in the 150s...sooooo would love to move on from the burner.
Anyways, its ferementing away and it should be good to go soon.
Hit the OG right on 1.065.
Went to check on your new water quality skeeter. The Consumer Confidence Report for Roswell told me nothing about hardness levels, or mineral content. Really pretty though, and someone needs to explain what a maximum contaminant level goal is. I believe the entire report is wrong in that column. (I do this report for my city)
You will have to check with the plant and hopefully get someone that can help.
Brewed a 6 gallon batch (all grain) on Sunday and rather than having four late hops additions, I first wort hopped and then just continuously hopped the beer for the last 15 minutes. Throw a pellet, wait a beat. Throw a pellet, wait a beat.
Just to make things more interesting, I split the batch in to two carboys and pitched S-04 into one and Notty in the other.
I'll let you know how it turned out.
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Would it be Skeezer's latest? Also, will the color be close to this (if not what adjustment would you recommend?:http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-NRwfeRzjWr...0/IMAG0570.jpg
I bottled my latest try Monday (latest recipe split into 2 fermenters with S-04 and S-05). I usually keg, but since it was only 2-2.5g of each and i had about 50 empty bombers i decided to bottle. The hydrometer samples were good, with S-04 being a little fruitier and less bitter. It also finished a couple points higher (1.017). I may crack one of each this weekend. there is a picture showing the colors on page 7 of this thread.
Just tasted my first batch. Hit OG, finished at 1.013. Tasted and smelled amazing!
Finished my 1st batch of this with US-05, based on the second recipe posted by Skeezerpleezer (with 1.13 lbs of munich). Finished at 1.017, not sure why so high as I hit OG very closely. Fermented at 64 degrees for 7 days, then down to 59 for 2 weeks to settle. I actually did a secondary on this and then just filtered before kegging with a 1 micron filter. It is beautiful and sparkling clear. Smell is heavenly, and the taste is fantastic even though not dry hopped yet. Has a strong citrus flavor with a hint of tropical something- I can't quite put my finger on it. Delicious. I have it keg hoping right now on 3 oz of citra pellets in a hop bag. Can't wait to smell it after this!
It has a lovely flavor, not too bitter (just about perfect for my tastes), and has a nice crispness that I think may have been due to my actually checking the mash pH and adding 2.5 ml of 88% lactic acid when I found it was too alkaline (despite treating my water).
Skeezerpleezer- just want to thank you for this recipe. It is fantastic.
I'm planning on doing an extract version of this, that is slightly more beefed up. Here's my recipe so far...
1 lb. Carafoam malt (steeping)
1 lb. Caramel Wheat malt (steeping)
1 lb. Melanoiden Malt (steeping)
6lb. light LME (at 155)
3lb. wheat LME (at 155)
1.00 oz Citra with 20 minutes to go during steep (leave at 155 after adding LME, before boil)
1.25 oz Citra at 15 mins
1.25 oz Citra at 10 mins
0.75 oz Citra at 5 mins
1.00 oz Citra at flameout
3.50 oz Citra dry hop 10 days
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Kshuler- glad the enjoyed the recipe. The smell does get way better after the dryhopping, so you have something to look forward to. I know I have seen a lot of people complain of Citra making a "cat piss", or onion, or other smells, but I am with you on this with the citrus/tropical. Perhaps it is due to not having any 60min bittering addition and almost all hops at the end? I have never had an issue with any other beers using lots of Citra either. I would like to have someone that doesn't like Citra try this and see what they think. I really like the bitterness/alcohol balance with the loads of hop flavor in this one. Kinda surprised myself and friends that have tried it that i came up with this recipe. As for fg, I think my last S-05 was 1.064-65/1.015. S-04 finished at 1.017.
I wish I had your some of your equipment (rims/filtering).
Have you ran #s in beersmith? If not I can when I get back home Thursday. I would consider changing the wheat DME to light DME. Maybe upping the ibus a bit also to help balance the additional gravity. Also, you may consider adding some of the DME later in the boil. I only did 2 extract recipes, neither hoppy beers, so dont know for sure, but adding it at different times helps hop utilization. Perhaps someone with more extract ipa experience will chime in on that. I imagine it will be a good beer either way. Let me know if you want the beersmith #s.


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Okay, I just ate a very BIG lunch that consisted of nothing but meat and now I have a killer headache. Beef brisket, shredded pork, shredded beef, honey smoked ham, a pork chop, half of a steak, a few hot wings, a few coconut prawns, a little halibut, and a couple chicken nuggets. One plate. Piled high. No salads, no bread, no veggies, no sides of any kind. Just a lot of meat. Now my head hurts. What gives? Anyone experience this before? Just curious.
Just my theory about American obesity...you are what you eat!
Almost everything we consume has growth hormones and preservatives in them. I think the reason we are getting "bigger" is because we are on the same "steroids" that were injected into our food chain to make bigger, weightier meats (approved by the FDA for big business to make heftier profits).
I also believe most of the preservatives are what makes us sick and gives us health problems like cancer, etc.
Oops, sorry, my foot just caved in my soap box.
Mad-Cow? or maybe it's something in the sauce, MSG or the like.
naw, my money is on those 2 chicken nuggets
It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool, then to speak and remove all doubt.
Thats a lotta meat. Well meat contains complex carbs so maybe your body is busy breaking them down thus using nutrients your brain needs. = headache.
You may be slipping into a meat-coma. Get medical assistance now!
Or vomit!
Once the wind has been broken, it cannot be fixed.
My question is why eat that much meat? Turbo atkins diet?
i'm with homebrewer99 here.
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...In the same boat Thomas. Always enjoyed looking at your photographs and hope one day to see the prints in person. I'm always glad to see your icon pop up in discussion, even if I disagree, because you contribute to the forum in a positive and meaningful way. I've even taken a couple points of advice from you and applied it to my own printing to only find improvement, even if just slight.
What really opened me up to the printing world was working under a Master Printer from NYC. Even he was learning new things as I was there, though very small things, it was humbling to know that you will never get bored of printing and there's always room for "improvement", which truly makes it an art form.
This thread has actually sparked an interest I've had for about a year to throw some money into an advanced print making workshop of some sort. I found that what I learned under one of the greats was something that would have taken me years to work on myself with books, internet and experimentation.
Thanks, Jordan. I think the same of you. It would be interesting to talk to you about your studies. I will PM you later this week, if that's all right. It's nice to see that those who are accomplished on a very high level seek continuous improvement, but at the same time one would have to wonder if they would be as accomplished had they not been so driven to improve...
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I understand the value in DDD approach, but sometimes it seems to be overkill and creates confusion. What other ways can I approach a web application design in Asp.net MVC ? thanks
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What specifically is overkill about DDD?
You could try Test Driven Development, and focus on building your test cases to assist in building only the business logic necessary to pass your tests. I'm not a huge fan, but it's an option.
As for DDD, I tend to view it as a general idea... focusing on understanding my "domain" first... the problems at hand, the objects i'm working with... I build my models first, tools to manipulate them second, and then the business logic on top for solving my domain problems by business requirement. Usually I work on persistence mechanics next, and presentation last.
I guess my point is, there's lots of buzzwords behind the ideologies in systems development... and other than fanatics there aren't black and white borders to them all.
If you let me know what in particular you find cumbersome/overkill, what you're trying to avoid or trying to achieve, I could answer your question better.


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If you're looking to improve your mental faculties, especially in the area of memory, check out this project. According to the Web site:
Brain Workshop is a free open-source version of the dual n-back brain training exercise.
...A recent study published in PNAS, an important scientific journal, shows that a particular memory task called dual n-back may actually improve working memory (short-term memory) and fluid intelligence.
...Brain Workshop implements this task. The dual n-back task involves remembering a sequence of spoken letters and a sequence of positions of a square at the same time, and identifying when a letter or position matches the one that appeared in trials earlier.
Although running Brain Workshop isn't particularly difficult, installing another external program, AVBin 7, is recommended.
Head to the project Web site, click the Download link, and click the link, "Source Distribution for Linux". This page contains instructions for both Mac OS X and Linux. Scroll down the page for the Linux instructions. The only other real requirement mentioned here is Python 2.5, although most modern distros likely have this pre-installed.
As I mentioned above, the instructions say that you should install AVBin 7. Although this is optional, it will give you musical cues that are rather satisfying, so I recommend doing so. Luckily for me, the Webmaster has been good enough to provide detailed instructions for AVBin's installation, as well as links to both 32- and 64-bit versions.
Once the prerequisites are out of the way, grab the latest tarball and extract it. From here, the Webmaster again has done the work, so I'm quoting the next step verbatim: "Open a terminal, enter the brainworkshop directory and type python brainworkshop.pyw to launch Brain Workshop. You also may enable execute permissions on brainworkshop.pyw, if you'd like to launch it, by double-clicking."
Upon entering the program, you'll be greeted with a menu and a fabulous background diagram of an anatomical brain. I could explore a number of options at this point, but for now, let's jump right into the game.
Press the spacebar, and the level that's about to start appears, most likely called Dual 2-Back. Here you can alter the game mode if you know what you're doing. Press the spacebar a second time, and the level actually starts.
Now strap yourself in, because this game is much more grueling than it first appears. Assuming you have the game set to its defaults, two stimuli will be coming at you: positions and audio. The former appears in the guise of a blue square, appearing randomly in any of the nine squares. The latter takes place as letters, spoken out loud by a female voice that just happens to sound like the one used on almost all computer systems in every futuristic sci-fi movie ever made.
As this is happening, you control the game with only two keys: A and L. Let go of the mouse, and let your left hand rest on A and your right hand on L. Now, I'll explain how the game actually works.
Each level has a series of three-second Trials. The first Trial will have the square appear in one of the boxes in tandem with a spoken letter. The second Trial will have the square in another box with another spoken letter. These first two Trials don't require you to do anything, but instead provide the information for the following Trials.
Given this default mode is "2-Back", the information provided in the first Trial is the basis for testing against in the third Trial. The information in the second Trial is for testing against the fourth, and so on. Now, let's examine the third Trial and onward, where the actual game begins.
Was the position of the blue block the same as the first Trial? If so, press the A key. Was the letter the same? If so, press L. Each Trial may have a combination of both position and letter, or just the one, or even no matches.
As you can see, this game mode is all about remembering what happened two Trials ago. This sounds easy, but each stimulus acts independently of the other, so most of the time, the letter and position won't land in the same place. This means your memory has to split in two different directions—multitasking in memory. Does that sound tricky? Believe me, it is. I'd even go so far as to call it intense.
Chances are you'll get a bad score, but that's okay. The manual recommends starting with a game of 1-Back, but I thought I'd start you off with the harder mode because I'm mean like that! If you want to alter the difficulty, prior to starting a level is a list of options at the top left where you can increase/decrease the N-Back number (try 1 for instance), the number of trials, change the speed and so on.
That's all I have space for here, but if you want more information, check out the game's documentation available at the main menu. I recommend looking into the game's more-advanced features, such as color and image testing, arithmetic and more.
All in all, this is one of the most grueling brain exercises I've come across, and anyone looking to improve specific areas of memory definitely should try Brain Workshop.
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I have read a lot about companion planting ... about what is compatible and what is incompatible. What I cannot find any information on is how close or how far away these plants need to be. Specifically, I am wondering about bush beans planted with bell peppers which are incompatible with each other.
I have a 2 foot x 18 foot garden planted as a raised bed in a 'square foot garden' style. From what I have read, everything in my garden is compatible with each other ... tomatoes, bell peppers, cucumber, squash, zucchini, eggplant, cantaloupe, watermelon, sweet potatoes. The only exception is the bush beans and the peppers.
My bell pepper plants are 7 feet away from one end of the garden. If I plant my bush beans 7 feet away from the other end of the garden, that will leave 4 feet between the beans and the peppers. Is that far enough away from each other ?
I have a couple other questions about bush beans/seeds in general ...
If the seed packet says harvest in 50 days, does that mean 50 days from the day you seeded ? Or does that mean 7-14 days to germinate and then harvest an additional 50 days after that ?
And one more question ... For 2 people, about how many plants of bush beans should we plant at one time ? I am looking for enough for 2 people to eat them for dinner maybe twice a week but not to save any. We will do succession planting every 2-weeks, so we can have a continuous harvest. I read somewhere 10-20 plants per person, but it wasn't specific if this was the total number over the entire growing season, or if we need to plant 10-20 plants per person every 2-weeks.
Thanks for your help !!
Beans and bell peppers should be compatible; they are of the same family as tomatoes and eggplants; attracting the same beneficials and having the same cultural requirements.
Nonetheless, the distance you have provided should be enough should there be a problem. Here's a companion planting link:
I plant 5 feet of bean row for each person. And succession midsummer for new plants and a fresh supply into the fall.
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You might also consider the fascinating tip given below to replace some or all of your succession bean planting.
Here is a link that might be useful: Tip about bush beans
Here is where I read beans & peppers are incompatible ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_companion_plants
Stephen, how many plants are in 5 feet of bush beans ? If they are every 6", then that would be 10 plants per person, so that sounds like about the same as what I read and what sassy said.
VERY interesting tip on the bush beans !
Anyone wanna chime in on the 50 days question ?
The easy answer to the 50 day question is both (hah!).
With beans, it means from seed. Other plants that are usually started from transplants (Tomatoes, Peppers, Eggplants etc) it means from the time you set the transplant out in the garden.
Also - Keep in mind that the days to maturity is purely a guideline, it can change significantly based on growing conditions, amount of rain / watering, temperature, richness of soil etc etc etc.
As far as the amount of beans, 2 squares of 9 per sqft planted every two weeks works perfect for my wife and I if we just want fresh eating. This year I did about 5 squares (15 total with 3 succession plantings), as I wanted to freeze some :)
jwstell, I like the 50 days from seed answer ... that's at least a week earlier that I get to eat them !!
My seed packet for bush snap green beans says sow 3" apart then thin to 6" apart. That would come out to 4 per square, right ? Do you think I could do 9 per square ? Or maybe compromise at 6 per square (3+3 instead of 3+3+3) ?
I just do them 3-4 inches in every direction (9 per square), and leave them be. They are a little crowded, and it's difficult sometimes to find all the beans, but 9 per square will out produce 4 per square by a long stretch in my opinion (not per plant, but per square definitely).
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