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Dick Harmon: Local college football teams suffered a rash of injuries in October
WR Kenneth Scott, ankle (4 games) — season-ending injury occurred in September
LB Jacoby Hale, injury unknown (2 games)
S, LB Brian Blechen, tendinitis (4 games) — missed entire season
RB Mike Alisa, groin injury (4 games)
C Terrance Alletto, stingers (3 games)
FS Craig Bills, concussion (1 game)
LB Tyler Beck, hamstring injury (1 game)
DB Mike Hague, hip/quad injury (1 game)
KR Adam Hine, concussion (1 game)
CB Drew Reilly, shoulder injury (2 games)
OL Brock Stringham, shoulder injury (1 game)
DL Logan Taele, knee injury, (2 games)
LB Sae Tautu, concussion (2 games)
TE Brett Thompson, eye injury, (1 game)
WR Eric Thornton, groin injury, (2 games)
OL De'Ondre Wesley, concussion (1 game)
LB Austen Jorgensen, knee (0 games)
PR JD Falslev, broken hand (0 games)
Both Utah and BYU have bye weeks this week, which will prove beneficial to Ute quarterback Wilson and Cougar safety Sorensen heading into big games against Arizona State and Wisconsin, respectively.
"This has come at a great time. We have been holding on by a thread," said BYU coach Bronco Mendenhall of his team's bye. "It comes at a great time especially when we'll be facing a tough, physical team in Wisconsin."
Concussions have been rampant at BYU. When Williams went out cold, his arm was paralyzed (stinger left it numb) until the early morning hours the next day. With concussions, there are protocols and most of the time concussed players can't remember where they are, what they just did, what part of the game they just played in, or the score.
When Hague got knocked out against Boise State on the Bronco sideline, coaches — even BSU's Chris Petersen — and medical personnel waited closely by to see what memory loss he had.
"Did I make the tackle?" asked Hague. "Did I make the tackle?"
"Yes," someone replied, "you made the tackle."
Well, there are concussions, then there are concussions.
This week's picks:
Wisconsin 28, Iowa 21: Badgers get back on track for home game with Cougars.
Arizona 38, Cal 14: Wildcats have too much firepower for Bears.
Texas 38, Kansas 10: Longhorns step over the doormat.
Auburn 28, Arkansas 17: An SEC game that Auburn can flex its muscles in.
Missouri 37, Tennessee 20: The newcomer is clearly better than the old-timer.
UCLA 28, Colorado 10: Bruins use this as a tune-up game.
Utah State 28, Hawaii 17: Aggies welcome Norm Chow to Logan.
Last week 6-1; Overall 56-20 (.722)
Dick Harmon, Deseret News sports columnist, can be found on Twitter as Harmonwrites and can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Aims and Objectives: The study sought to identify: evidence of impact of IEC strategies; feasibility, appropriateness, meaningfulness and effectiveness of the IEC strategies; challenges; best practices and key lessons to inform governments, policymakers, health partners, the academic community, directors, managers of health, frontline health professionals and health educators at institutional and community levels. Moreover, the study aimed to develop a theoretical framework to enhance the understanding of issues related to implementation of IEC strategies. Methods: A mixed method approach was adopted. This consisted of a systematic review of evidence within the African context and an evaluation methodology involving a contextually based survey of Ethiopia, Ghana, Nigeria and Tanzania. The systematic review involved a structured search of relevant databases and websites, and hand search strategies. Three sets of evidence were identified and aggregated using a narrative synthesis approach. A survey questionnaire reflecting the outcomes of the review was sent to health professionals and lay persons in the countries under study. Primary data were analysed using SPSS Version 15.0. Non-parametric tests and sensitivity analyses were conducted to assess the nature of opinions among respondents within and across countries. Findings: 3,440 studies were identified during the systematic review. Out of this number, 57 met the inclusion criteria. Following critical appraisal, 50 studies met the criteria for methodological quality. Ten IEC strategies were identified. These were: Staff training and orientation Advocacy Community mass education campaigns House-to-house sensitisation Health education in health units Visiting places of worship Women's group meetings Integrated health education campaigns Symbolism versus message delivery Audience segmentation versus information delivery. The survey reveals a high level of awareness of IEC strategies among respondents in the African countries studied. The evidence of impact reported by respondents supported the findings of the systematic review. However, there were some differences, and some concerns still remain regarding the extent of impact. The study suggests that using an IEC strategy implementation equation could enhance the understanding of issues related to implementation of IEC strategies. Implications of the findings are outlined, including implications for professional practice in relation to IEC programme implementation, most especially among nurses and midwives. IEC roles and responsibilities of key actors are also proposed. Conclusions: Despite the challenges of adopting a mixed method approach, the study highlights an important relationship between evidence and practice. This approach also helped to ensure that a comprehensive multiperspective view of IEC strategies was achieved. In designing and implementing IEC programmes, clients must be involved in order to encourage community ownership and programme sustainability. Attitudinal change and commitment is required by all stakeholders in order to achieve and maintain impact on malaria in pregnancy. Finally, while recognising the essence of feasibility, appropriateness and meaningfulness of a given strategy, it is worth noting that the key message from this study is that no one single strategy on its own appears ideal. Therefore, there is the need to pay equal attention to both institutional and community-based strategies. Doing one thing alone will not work; more evidence of impact is required to know what works and in what context. 2013-05-01T00:00:00Z A narrative exploration of the relationship between reading literature and poetry and ethical practice: narratives of student nurses and nurse educators. McKie, Andrew http://hdl.handle.net/10059/659 2012-07-10T14:49:02Z 2011-01-01T00:00:00Z Title: A narrative exploration of the relationship between reading literature and poetry and ethical practice: narratives of student nurses and nurse educators. Authors: McKie, Andrew Abstract: The emerging dialogue between the arts and humanities and professional health care education is explored by considering ethical practice in nursing via several narratives of student nurses and nurse educators in one Scottish university. Adopting a narrative methodology based upon the literary hermeneutic of Paul Ricoeur, this thesis is presented as a 'narrative research text' in which my own role as a narrative researcher is critically developed. Utilising two different narrative frameworks, narratives are 'constructed' from data drawn from the research methods of focus groups, one-to-one interviews, reflective practice journals and documentary sources. Contemporary approaches in professional health care ethics education tend to share features of deduction, universality and generalisability. Their merits notwithstanding, perspectives drawn from the arts and humanities can offer valid critiques and alternative perspectives. Reading literature and poetry is offered as an engaged and interpretive contribution to a teleological ethic characterised by attention to ends (e.g. human flourishing), cultivation of virtue, telling of narrative, recognising relationality and in acknowledging the significance of contextual factors. These perspectives can all contribute to an 'eclectic' approach to ethics education in nursing. These narratives of student nurses support the careful inclusion of the arts and humanities within nurse education curricula for their potential to encourage self-awareness, critical thinking and concern for others. Narratives of nurse educators support these insights in addition to demonstrating ways in which the arts and humanities themselves can offer critical perspectives on current curriculum philosophies. These narratives suggest that the reading of literature and poetry can contribute to an eclectic approach to 'ethical competency' in nurse education. This is a broad-based educational approach which draws upon shared interpretive dimensions of the arts and humanities via engagement, action and response. This thesis contributes to current literature in the field of professional health care education by demonstrating the significance of findings derived from inclusion of a teleological ethic within ethics education. 2011-01-01T00:00:00Z Exploration and development of bereavement care for older people. Stephen, Audrey I. http://hdl.handle.net/10059/658 2012-07-10T14:47:33Z 2011-05-01T00:00:00Z Title: Exploration and development of bereavement care for older people. Authors: Stephen, Audrey I. Abstract: The rising population of older people in the UK (Office for National Statistics 2010) and pressure on healthcare services to reduce costs indicate the necessity of developing strategies that enable coping and independence. Loss through death of close family members, partners and friends is a key factor that inhibits physical, emotional and social well being of older people. The research carried out for this thesis explored bereavement in healthcare settings where contacts with bereaved older people commonly occur, and used data collected to develop guidelines for practice. The guidelines provide research informed enhancement to bereavement care and develop opportunities for meaningful interactions. They complement current policy development work on bereavement in healthcare settings (The Scottish Government 2011). A qualitative design drawing on phenomenological methodology was used to explore healthcare staffs' experiences of caring for bereaved older people, and older people's experiences of being bereaved and bereavement care. Theoretical sampling took place to recruit staff from a range of roles in general practice and community nursing, hospital wards and care homes, as well as a small sample of bereaved older people. Thirty nine participants took part in in-depth interviews that yielded four key themes: bereavement care depends on a relationship between healthcare staff and relatives; preparation for a relative's death may not equate to preparedness for bereavement; the 'Open Door' to bereavement care is only slightly ajar, and bereavement care supports progression of the 'Rolling Ball' of life. The themes informed development of the guidelines in terms of structure and content. Recommendation statements consider bereavement care before the death; at the time of the death; and follow up in the weeks and months afterwards. Criteria in the recommendations provide suggestions for enhancements to practice that facilitate appropriate response to bereavement in older people. Consultation on the guidelines provided positive feedback that identified the potential to promote consistent interactions with bereaved older people, respond to needs and support coping. 2011-05-01T00:00:00Z Effective communication with people with learning disabilities with epilepsy and their carers. Ninnoni, Jerry Paul K. http://hdl.handle.net/10059/657 2012-07-10T14:48:46Z 2011-03-01T00:00:00Z Title: Effective communication with people with learning disabilities with epilepsy and their carers. Authors: Ninnoni, Jerry Paul K. Abstract: People with learning disabilities constitute about 2% of the general population. Epilepsy is more prevalent among people with learning disabilities compared with the general population. Effective communication is central to the management of people with learning disabilities and epilepsy. It has both therapeutic and health promotion functions including psycho-social benefits to the individual and their carers. Carers play vital roles in supporting individuals who live in the community to manage their conditions and the need for effective communication between service users and health care professionals is crucially important. Effective communication may not only lead to improved quality of life but may reduce mortality through the promotion of better understanding of seizures and encouraging efficient use of medication. Despite this communication regarding community-based adults with mild learning disabilities has not been fully studied, in particular the service users' views and experiences regarding communication has been a neglected area. Yet, the service users' views may be the best source for the definition of effective communication. This study was triggered by the paucity of research that investigated service users' views and experiences regarding communication. Furthermore, numerous health policies have been formulated that emphasise the involvement of patients as consumers in the provision and delivery of health services. This study is purported to bridge this communication gap by offering service users a rare opportunity for them to express their views and experiences regarding communication to inform health policies and clinical practice. This study adopts a naturalistic qualitative approach and employs in-depth semi-structured interviews to solicit service users' and their carers' views and experiences regarding communication. The interviews also investigated service users' and carers' perspectives in regard to communication with health care professionals'. Carer communication diaries were used to supplement the carers' interview data and also to endorse the credibility of the study findings. Six main findings emerged from this study that described service users' and carers' views and experiences regarding communication: communication needs and expectations; ‗engagement' as a predictor of effective communication; strategies of communication; facilitating factors of communication; methods of communication; barriers to communication. This study suggests that effective communication with people with learning disabilities and epilepsy requires a reflective model that incorporates self-assessment and awareness of the individual's communication needs and expectations. The model and recommendations that emerged from this study may be a useful resource for health and social care professionals. 2011-03-01T00:00:00Z


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| RedInkMagic chapter 3 . 6/26/2010
Lol XD
| whelmedwithaster chapter 3 . 6/13/2009
Heh, Ike is so cute 3
| SirHenryMF chapter 2 . 2/12/2009
| SirHenryMF chapter 3 . 11/29/2008
This story is without a dount hilarious to bad you havent updated it in so long
| Eddi Delaney chapter 3 . 11/16/2007
Hee. I liked this chapter. xD
... I don't think they play Mindless Self Indulgence on the radio... but it would be totally awesome to just turn on the radio and BAM! Pussy All Night is playing on full volume.
| Eddi Delaney chapter 1 . 11/16/2007
Yes... yes, good... I like it.
Except that you implied that Skinny Puppy was for people of the emo persuasion. Skinny Puppy's darkwave, or even gothic industrial. Not emo.
| Ebichu Chan chapter 2 . 10/16/2007
Sock 'poemo" was epic. So, so epic.
| Diary chapter 3 . 10/7/2007
So far, I'm enjoying this.
| kyleisgod chapter 3 . 10/6/2007
A crossover? :( That makes me sad. I think most crossovers are lame. Plus, if a reader doesn't follow all of the shows/characters in the crossover then they're screwed. I enjoyed your reference to the Baconator. It's a great sandwich! :) However, right after that you had Wendy suggest going to the 8-10. That I didn't like. I felt like you should've either gone all the way with the humorous wordplay or not done it at all. Usually it's funny when Cartman turns out to be right about people, but I find stoned hippie Wendy to be too OOC at times for my personal liking. However, I still love them paired up though and I LOVED the ginger joke she pulled on Cartman! It was very funny and had you stuck with that twist it might have been very interesting. Or maybe not, so I'm glad it was all a joke in the end. Stan and Henrietta are cute/funny together. Stan's goth poetry continues to be great in that it's lame, and I think I know where that story is going. I look forward to seeing it played out. I like how all the SP boys got new friends. It's realistic, while at the same time not forcing new characters into the equation. Great job there. Ha, poor Pip and Gregory. That was funny too. Kenny's closing line was all kinds of amusing, and Ike feeling sad that he can't harpoon a whale is a cute image. I love this story overall and can't wait for the next update.
| Labyrinth1n3 chapter 3 . 10/6/2007
This story always makes me laugh! "Anti-British Defamation League", that cracked me up the most!
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| Sadpanda chapter 3 . 10/6/2007
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| Invaderwaffles chapter 3 . 10/6/2007
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| Defying Gravity Elsa chapter 3 . 10/5/2007
Haha, this story is so fucking awesome. I need to update my emo Stan story, lol. I got another one brewing in my sick little mind as well.
But I like this...keep going.
| dklfjdlksfj chapter 2 . 9/9/2007
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Championship teams know who they are and how they want to win. They forge an identity and know where to turn when big plays need to be made. On Saturday night in Foxboro, the Patriots formally announced their new identity, and it's one we haven't seen in a while: They are a physical football team.
Forget about the multifaceted tight end explosions. Forget about the deep ball. Forget about using the short passing game to set up the run. Forget about the dizzying array of screens and pick passes. They still have all those options in their back pocket. They do, after all, employ one of the top passers in NFL history. But this team plays best when it eschews the high-flying attack for a simple, old-school style.
You saw hints of the development in the first game of the preseason. Remember the very first drive of the preseason? The Pats ran it six straight times for 80 yards and a Stevan Ridley touchdown. They blew Philadelphia off the ball. It was a dominant performance, and you could see how excited the players were. You could hear it when you talked to them the next week. They were building the early foundation as a running team.
Of course, identity changes don't happen overnight.
They needed nearly every one of 52 passes to beat Buffalo in Week 1 of the regular season, and there were comebacks along the way that your average plodder simply could not win. And when Rob Gronkowski's cameo temporarily gave Brady his most dynamic weapon, they obviously were tempted to open up things. But, in a strange way, the Gronkowski injury may have helped this team find itself.
Are the Patriots a better team with Gronkowski? Probably. He's one of the top players in the NFL and the best receiver on their team. He's a force on third downs and an otherworldly option in the red area (as Bill Belichick would say). There is no better combination run blocker/pass receiver in the league.
But he is also a temptation. He gives a pass-happy offensive coordinator with a Hall of Fame quarterback an excuse to throw the ball more often than necessary. And while I'd prefer that the Pats have that option available to them, especially if they get into a shootout, they have had their most convincing victories when they force-feed the running game right from the opening snap.
I know what you're thinking: Why would you willingly take the ball away from Tom Brady and entrust a known fumbler and an undrafted running back who was cast aside by Tampa to move the ball? Good question. But I think there are a few answers.
First, it isn't about LeGarrette Blount or Stevan Ridley nor is it about Shane Vereen or even Brandon Bolden. It's about the five horses in front of them. With Gronkowski absent, Logan Mankins is the best player on this offense not named Brady. Quite frankly, his four counterparts probably all rank in the top six. I believe in most cases the offensive line and other blockers are responsible for 70 percent of the running game, the system for another 10 percent and the running back for maybe 20 percent. This group is effective.
Second, I think Brady is at his best when he has a strong running game. Like all quarterbacks, he throws better against fewer defensive backs, and that running game forces teams to commit numbers in the box. Furthermore, the real threat of a handoff allows him to use play action as more than a meaningless gesture. One of the things that makes Brady great is his ball handling skill -- that element is lost when teams know he is passing nearly every down. He also is so adept at converting third downs with manageable distances. Which quarterback in the league would you prefer to Brady on third-and-3?
A strong commitment to the running game also wears down a defense. It's exhausting to shed blocks. This weekend saw plenty of evidence to prove the old adage that if you keep running it, eventually you'll pop a long run. Blount rumbled for a 73-yard touchdown. Marshawn Lynch had a 31-yard score to seal Seattle's win. Frank Gore's 39-yard run set up the final score for San Francisco. All three runs came in the fourth quarter. All three teams ran the ball more than they threw it. All three runs essentially iced the game. You see where I'm going here?
There are plenty of reasons to commit to the run, even with Tom Brady on your team. And yes, the recent inclement weather has added an important one. But the great thing about this assumed identity is that if it goes awry, the Pats aren't bound to it. You saw San Diego attempt to impose its will on Denver on Sunday. When that failed, the Chargers eventually turned to the passing game, but it was too little and too late. But the Patriots not only have experience this year with the late comeback, they have Tom Brady ready to lead one.
The 2013 Patriots may not win the Super Bowl. Heck, they might not even beat Denver. They have, after all, been hit as hard by the injury bug as any contending team I can remember, and they went through a significant change in personnel before the season even began. But as they have conquered their challenges, they have developed their own personality. They are a young defense, a deep roster and a team that has dealt with adversity. But they are a physical offense. A team that can punish you on the ground. And that identity should serve them well.
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The latest feud between Shank and Papi was discussed.
The top stories of the day as recounted by Kirk Minihane.
The guys discussed the disgusting protests at the scene of Officer Moynihan's shooting.
We hear more audio from Christian's day between the pipes. He did his best to try and intimidate the small children shooting on him.
After Christian gave away his children's dog, we find out that Lola eventually found a better home.
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Dale, Michael and Jerry Thornton discuss David Ortiz's self-penned piece which took on such topics as steroids, the media, his contract and more. And we get into a back and forth about the fan perception of him in Boston, and why he can be so polarizing at times, even with the on-field track record he has.
Dale, Michael and Jerry Thornton discuss some of the testimony from Aaron Hernandez' fiancee, and try and judge how her words might change the outcome of this case.
Dale and Michael talk Bruins after they managed to snatch defeat from the claws of victory and blow a late game lead to the Anaheim Ducks. With the playoffs still in question, the Bruins need more efforts like that, and more luck.
Chris Price joins Mut to talk about how Revis will heat up the Jets-Pats rivalry next season
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Mike Mulloy joins Chris in the studio to talk Raw and Wrestlemania.
Brow Buff's Sam Packard and Ben Kichen break down Marcus Smart's unfortunate ball tap, debate leadership in the Celtics locker room, and rehash the great Kevin Love to Boston rumors.
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I want some input on the following recipe. I'm looking for this to be a smooth Scotch ale with some alcohol warmth to it. I was also thinking of adding some oak chips to it that I have soaking in bourbon.
BeerSmith Recipe Printout - http://www.beersmith.com
Recipe: To Don a Kilt
Brewer: Preston Brown
Asst Brewer: Brown_Beer.gif
Style: Strong Scotch Ale
TYPE: All Grain
Taste: (40.0)
Recipe Specifications
Batch Size: 5.50 gal
Boil Size: 7.99 gal
Estimated OG: 1.102 SG
Estimated Color: 20.2 SRM
Estimated IBU: 20.2 IBU
Brewhouse Efficiency: 75 %
Boil Time: 120 Minutes
Amount Item Type % or IBU
10 lbs Pale Malt, Maris Otter (3.0 SRM) Grain 49.38 %
6 lbs Munich I (Weyermann) (7.1 SRM) Grain 29.63 %
1 lbs Caramel/Crystal Malt - 20L (20.0 SRM) Grain 4.94 %
1 lbs Caramel/Crystal Malt - 80L (80.0 SRM) Grain 4.94 %
1 lbs Caramunich I (Weyermann) (51.0 SRM) Grain 4.94 %
1 lbs Caravienne Malt (22.0 SRM) Grain 4.94 %
2.00 oz Goldings, East Kent [4.10 %] (60 min) Hops 20.2 IBU
Mash Schedule: Single Infusion, Full Body, Batch Sparge
Total Grain Weight: 20.25 lb
Single Infusion, Full Body, Batch Sparge
Step Time Name Description Step Temp
45 min Mash In Add 25.31 qt of water at 171.3 F 158.0 F
Let me know what you think.
Personally, bourbon in a scotch ale would not to be to my taste. Scotch ales already have a sweetish character to them, and bourbon will only add to that.
Are you mashing this at 158? I'm not sure I'm reading that line right, but I'd be very worried about that, too. You've got a lot of slightly unfermentable stuff in there, 2 pounds of crystal, 2 pounds of cara-malts, and a bunch of munich.
Yes that is 158 mash. To high you think? May be it should be around 150 for 60 min?
I would up the MO, get rid of the Munich and Cara's and add a few oz's of roasted barley. Then mash about 151-2 and boil for 90-120 minutes to get that caramel flavor, and use a Scottish yeast or call it an Old Ale.
And lose the bourbon
This is the best scottish ale i've brewed so far:
25L batch - 75% efficiency
4600gm Maris Otter Grain 83%
240gm Amber Malt Grain 5%
240gm Crystal Malt Grain 5%
240gm Torrified Wheat Grain 5%
100gm Chocolate Malt Grain 2%
50gm Fuggles [5.50 %] (60 min) Hops 25 IBU
20gm Fuggles [5.50 %] (15 min) Hops 5.0 IBU
I went for 154 scottish beer is really all about a complex malt charachter, I used a neutral yeast, nottingham, this turned out really well.
Ray Daniels covered Scottish and Scotch ales from the 18th century to the present in Designing Great Beers.
Classical recipies used only pale malt and roast barley. Modern commercial examples include crystal malt. Some NHC second round homebrew versions also included chocolate, munich, and/or smoked/peated.
Mash temps range from 154*F to 158*F, and are typically single infusion.
Boils are hard fast and long to encourage caramelization. Hop additions usually consist of a single bittering addition at the start of the boil.
Clean yeast strains are desired to avoid esters overshadowing the malt flavor. Fermentation temperature should be between 55*F and 60*F, and can last 3 weeks or more.
Cold conditioning at 35*F to 45*F from six weeks to three months is beneficial.
I combined a touch of the traditional and modern in my recipie. I chose the argie cascades for their low AA value, since by the end of the boil, no hop flavor will be present. I could only maintain 63*F for the ferment, and it still dropped to 1.026 in 5 days. I expect to drop 2 to 3 more points by the time I rack for clearing this weekend.
Strong Scotch Ale
Type: Partial Mash
Date: 7/4/2008
Batch Size: 5.50 gal
Brewer: Hagen
Boil Size: 7.03 gal Asst Brewer:
Boil Time: 60 min Equipment: Brew Pot (6+gal) and Igloo/Gott Cooler (5 Gal)
Taste Rating(out of 50): 35.0 Brewhouse Efficiency: 87.00
Taste Notes:
Amount Item Type % or IBU
2.88 lb Extra Light Dry Extract (3.0 SRM) Dry Extract 20.75 %
10.00 lb Pale Malt (2 Row) US (2.0 SRM) Grain 72.05 %
0.50 lb Caramel/Crystal Malt - 60L (60.0 SRM) Grain 3.60 %
0.50 lb Chocolate Malt (450.0 SRM) Grain 3.60 %
2.00 oz Argentine Cascades [3.20 %] (60 min) Hops 17.2 IBU
5.50 gal Local Water Water
1 Pkgs SafAle American Ale (DCL Yeast #SA-05) Yeast-Ale
Beer Profile
Est Original Gravity: 1.086 SG
Measured Original Gravity: 1.086 SG
Est Final Gravity: 1.024 SG Measured Final Gravity: 1.024 SG
Estimated Alcohol by Vol: 8.05 % Actual Alcohol by Vol: 8.12 %
Bitterness: 19.4 IBU Calories: 400 cal/pint
Est Color: 22.3 SRM Color: Color
Mash Profile
Mash Name: Single Infusion, Full Body, No Mash Out Total Grain Weight: 11.00 lb
Sparge Water: 5.16 gal Grain Temperature: 72.0 F
Sparge Temperature: 168.0 F TunTemperature: 72.0 F
Adjust Temp for Equipment: TRUE Mash PH: 5.4 PH
Single Infusion, Full Body, No Mash Out Step Time Name Description Step Temp
60 min Mash In Add 13.75 qt of water at 175.9 F 156.0 F
Mash Notes: Simple single infusion mash for use with most modern well modified grains (about 95% of the time).
Carbonation and Storage
Carbonation Type: Kegged (Forced CO2) Volumes of CO2: 2.0
Pressure/Weight: 9.0 PSI Carbonation Used: -
Keg/Bottling Temperature: 45.0 F Age for: 56.0 days
Storage Temperature: 45.0 F
Too much too fast to keep track of...
i am the lucky bastard that get's to sample the above recipe!!!!
The reason some people use smoked or peated malts is because they don't use Scottish yeast
I've said it before, you wouldn't use 05 in a German hefe so why should you use it in a Scottish Ale
niquejim is quite passionate when it comes to using the right yeast in a Scottish ale


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Brian Nichols' life sentence without parole has provoked angry reactions from many people. They argue that, given the heinousness of his crimes, if anyone deserves the death penalty Nichols does.
But this argument reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of death penalty law. For over 30 years, the United States Supreme Court has consistently held that the decision to sentence a human being to death must be based not only on an assessment of the crime but also an assessment of the defendant's life history.A jury acts illegally if it sentences a defendant to death based solely on its assessment of the heinousness of his or her crime.
Three jurors in the Nichols case apparently understood this central tenet of death penalty law. Unfortunately, many jurors serving in capital cases do not. In fact, numerous empirical studies — including an exhaustive study by the Capital Jury Project which conducted almost 1,200 juror interviews from 353 capital trials in 14 states, including Georgia — have demonstrated that jurors often act contrary to the law when deciding that the defendant must die.
One of the biggest problems is that many jurors decide to impose a death sentence after hearing the facts of the crime but before the defendant has had an opportunity to present evidence of his life story, or what the law refers to as "mitigation" or "mitigating circumstances." The U.S. Constitution requires that jurors fully consider capital defendants' mitigation before deciding their punishment.
The studies also demonstrate that many jurors miscomprehend the definition of mitigation. "Mitigation" is a legal term.It refers to facts about the defendant's character, background or history, or the nature or circumstances of the offense which, in fairness and mercy, legally constitute a basis for a sentence of life imprisonment without the possibility of release.
It does not mean a legal defense or legal excuse for the crime such as duress or insanity at the time of the offense.Nor does it mean a lack of specific intent to kill or incompetency to stand trial.
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Pics of your best perennial combos 2012
Following on a similar thread from last year. Please post pics of your best perennial combos. Rules are the same, must have atleast 3 plants in the picture :) No closeups of flowers only!
I'll start.
Agastache heatwave, centranthus, dahlias and purple fountain grass. The agastache bloomed nonstop from july.
Eupatorium pink frost, veronica royal candles and coreopsis showstopper.
Stargazer lily, echinacea primadonna and helenium mardi gras
Eryngium big blue, double knockout rose and newly planted phlox nora leigh
Sedum dazzleberry, sedum autumn charm and gaillardia apricot
I'm going to cheat, because I want to play. Apparently, I didn't take any combo pictures of perennials this summer. It wasn't a great year for them this year for some reason.
Here's the only grouping I can find and you have to look closely to find the perennials in the picture. This is a little shady area that I'm in the process of developing, but though pleasing to me, I found difficult to capture in a photo. Mostly you will see a collection of annuals and houseplants, but in the foreground you will see my new pulmonaria, a vigorous Pacific blue hosta and a new ground cover called mukdenia rossii that I love. It's the one with the large maple type leaf. There's also a little blue mouse ears hosta. I'm hoping the perennials will fill in among the rocks more next year.
Here is the link to the thread from last year. Some quality pics there. I was inspired just looking through it again. Hope to get some updates this year.
Here is a link that might be useful: 2011 perennial combo pics
I took very few photos and wasn't happy with the picture quality, but there were some combinations that I liked.
I know I have posted previous years' photos of this combination, which includes Amsonia hubrichtii, Fat Albert blue spruce, Physocarpus opulifolious Coppertina, a gold hosta, and Baptisia australis. They were planted for the foliage, but the flowers look nice as well.
From June 5, 2012
I loved this combination of Papaver atlanticum 'Flora Pleno', an unknown catmint and just a little piece of a Penstemon strictus; it was an eyecatcher from the driveway more than 60 feet away.
From June 5, 2012
This combination of Peony Festiva Maxima (divided from an original plant in my grandfather's garden) and Globemaster Allium, along with dusty purple stems from an unknown meadow rue is one I love as long as it doesn't rain while the peonies are blooming.
From June 5, 2012
miclino, helenium mardi gras is one of my favorites. Yours looks so full right down to the ground. Mine always tends to lose bottom leaves by the time it in full bloom. It is a long bloomer. I also have 2 other varieties, flame, which is red with yellow edges and a yellow one. By end of season they are all looking bare or with brown dried leaves half way down. Maybe the only solution is to plant something in front of them.
As Tony the Tiger would say GGGGGRRRREAT!!!! ;-D
-miclino, that variegated Eupatorium is sure awesome. That is one of my favorite plant groups in general though ;-) How long have you had 'Pink Frost'? What do ya' think of it?
-north, your coleus are cool. They are one of my favorite annuals since they are so easy to overwinter and start more of...
-wagonwheel, love all the splashes of blue!
-nhbabs, that last pic of the allium and peony is nice. It is a tried and true combo, but it looks wonderfully fresh and exciting in your garden!
I really didn't get around to taking a whole lot of pics this year, combos or other. Part of it was being so busy at work, the other part was my camera would only turn on when IT felt like it, LOL.
There were a couple other nice combos, but I'm not finding pics of them. Here is a spring combo that I loved- Omphaloides 'Starry Eyes' with a gold leafed spiderwort in the background.
-rouge, thank you so much! Now that I think of it, that pic was taken with my neighbor's camera. He observed me cursing at my camera (wouldn't turn on AGAIN, even with fresh batteries!!) and let me use his. I really liked it, so may have to think about getting one similar to it next spring...
I'm loving your Kniphofia combo. I would never think of pairing salmon/orange with that dark reddish burgundy (and the pop of blue), but it turned out stellar. ;-)
I am so pleased to hear they both did well for you miclino in only their first season! You have much to look forward to next summer!
Btw, how many 'Big Blues' and 'Royal Candles' did you plant?
For sure 'Big Blue' is a beautiful plant but I was also so impressed with esteemed GW member wieslaw's 'Forncett' Eryngium. I would love to get one of these in my garden.
I really like that Eryngium Big Blue. Hope my roots don't die, over winter. The Echinops is great (Did I miss the cv. name?) & I think Echinacea 'Primadonna' is wondersful. Hope my 'Kims' Red Knee High' looks as good as the dark pink shown above. Phlox Blue Pardise is wonderful in the morning light & at its best, or late evening... I'm trying out Blue Ice & Tiara , which is a double white. Had to get another 'Hot Papaya' coneflower, as I was away too long in the summer heat & it was potted..I've more on the way & busy sowing, for a show next summer & can't wait for Scabiosa 'Fama Deep Blue' to do its' thing. Thanks for the inspiration.
I've still got lots to plant, including Peony Duchess De Nemours & probably too much, still on my list. But, it seems this fall, everyone did their ordering early, so I missed out on a few items & wish I had a Speedwell in blue, like that above, to go along with the pink one I just got locally. I think it might look good paired with oriental poppy 'Coral Reef, from High Country Gardens. Mailorder costs sure does add up, but they don't carry Shasta type daisies such as 'Fiona Coghill', that I could not otherwise get locally.
So seed ordering is an excellent alternative, but postage from so many sources is becoming ridiculous.I've tried Amazon & EBay,to try & reduce or combine orders but always find something else I want.... I guess that's half the challenge & getting them to grow & creating a great combination for the flowers to coincide is another...
I give up on Bluestone,as it used to be three in a pack & now you get just one. Well, maybe unless it's something really special!
Great thread btw
Lovely low light picture 'Sunny'.
'mantis' I especially like your last picture of 'hirta' with the pennisetum 'rubrum'.
I so like the look of those tall grasses but yet I have none in any of my garden as I always seem to fill the space with something else. I think my lack of tall grasses is in part a reflection of my lack of 'garden maturity' i.e. I put in plants with colourful flowers instead of plants with form and texture (called architectural plants?).
I'll add a photo of plants that gave me a smile early this fall. This past spring I temporarily threw together
several perennials because I had lost some to winter kill.
I do believe that I need to rethink the placement of ajuga 'black scallop' next year. I'm not sure about this plant's growth pattern.
The Ajuga is shown with Heuchera 'Obsidian', Sedum cauticola and a white Thymus serpyllum.
Figured I've been watching you guys post long enough and jump in on this.
Although not as vigorous as I had hoped, the Tomato Soup Coneflower did put on a short display this year and really popped with the Russian Sage in the background and Penstemon Husker Red along side. Hopefully this plant will really be impressive next year, it will be it's third year planted.


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Representatives of gramrakshis or village guards from Maoist-infested areas of undivided Koraput district deferred their mass resignation after holding discussion with Deputy Inspector-General (DIG) of Police, south-west range S.Devadutta Singh on Tuesday.
These representatives of gramrakshis got together at Nisanimunda to discuss their future course of action following recent murders in Maoist-infested areas. Around 150 gramrakshis got together at this meeting which was also attended by general secretary of Nikhila Utkala Gram Rakkhi Sangh, Fakir Mohan Mallik.
After their meeting the gramrakshis took out a rally and met the DIG regarding their demands. They had three demands. They demanded a compensation of Rs 10 lakh for family members of village guards martyred by Maoists.
They wanted Rs 10,000 for funeral of killed village guards and job for one family member of the killed person.
The DIG said now also family members of murdered village guards were also entitled to a compensation of Rs 10 lakh.
They were entitled to Rs 5 lakh as ex gratia payment and Rs 5 lakh as insurance amount.
It may be noted that most of the village guards who work in remote Maoist-infested areas were ignorant about this compensation scheme in case of death due to Maoist violence.
Regarding the other two demands, the DIG said he had sent these demands to the State government for perusal.
These village guards were a worried lot as during past few months there had been a surge in murder of soft targets by the Maoists.
In September nine persons including two village guards had been kidnapped by Maoists from the cut-off area of Chitrakonda reservoir in Malkangiri district.
The two gramrakshis were murdered and their bodies were found near Pansaput on Sept 25. Bhagaban Nayak, a gramrakshi of Giriput village under Baipariguda police station limits of Koraput district had been allegedly abducted by Maoists.
His bullet-ridden body was recovered near Majhiguda on Oct 18 morning. Goura Chandra Dalai, the gramrakshi of Dasmantpur village of Baipariguda block had been shot dead by the ultras on Nov 23 night.
Panic-stuck village guards due to their ignorance had thought that government had no compensation scheme for them although they were soft targets for the Maoists.
More than 30 gramrakshis of Baipariguda block had also threatened to resign.
"If our demands are not fulfilled by the State government we village guards may take up State wide agitation in future," said Mr Mallik.
They discuss their future course of action following recent murders in Maoist-infested areas They hold discussion with Deputy Inspector-General of Police, south-west range
They discuss their future course of action following recent murders in Maoist-infested areas
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I have a Sears tractor with a CV22S Kohler motor. It starts and runs well, lots of power. The oil level is good. It does not burn blue smoke from burning oil. The compression in both cylinders is 75 lbs.
The problem is....when the motor is revved up...oil is discharged from the vent in the fuel pump. The oil is obviously coming from the vaccuum line....but why?
I have owned this tractor since new in 1997.
Does the fuel pump need to be overhauled? ...any info would be 'preciated
Since reading thru some other earlier postings....I read a 25 hp had 150 PSI/ 115 PSI...the 115 had blown head gasket
creating pressure in the crankcase causing the oil problem.
I am assuming this may be my concern....although I am only getting a reading of 75 PSI on each cylinder.(checked a couple times)
Why would I be getting a consistent reading on both cylinders and much lower than specs? You would not think both gaskets have blown simultaneously?
If you have a vacuum tester connect it to the oil fill and see if the crankcase is running at negative pressure.
If not disassemble and clean the breather and reed. On every down stroke the breather is supposed to let air out meaning that with every up stroke there will be a vacuum with the net effect being a negative pressure in the crank case.
Lack of negative pressure, or worse yet positive pressure will cause oil leakage form seals etc.
Best of luck.
I do not have a vaccuum tester....I do know that I had oil
coming out of the oil fill tube.
As you can see I am not a mechanic and would like to ask a few more questions....What is the reed (is it a valve) ..I checked some fuel system diagrams and did not see the word reed being used?
Also....what is the compression supposed to be on the 22hp motor?
Thanx for the input ......Mike.
Since both cylinders measured the same and equally low I suspect something would effect both cylinders... like not holding open the throttle or setting the choke closed out of habit.
Oil discharge from a vent almost always indicates too high an oil level in the crankcase.
Preciate the input...
I did try the compression test at about 3/4 throttle and with choke open....a friend of mine was standing by to help.
It was his guage we were using.
The oil level was checked a couple times to assure no overfill...my chum also checked it. It was at proper level.
Can someone tell me what the reed is and are they sure I have one on this particular model?
I have checked some similair diagrams on the kohler website and found no mention of a reed?/????
"What is the reed (is it a valve)"
It's kind of a "flapper" valve/check valve.
It would be part of the crankcase vent. You'll probably see a rubber hose going to the carb intake manifold. The vent is on the other end of the hose.
"Some disassembly may be required" :-)
Hi mike, no matter what is going on in your crankcase, if the fuel pump diaphragm is good, oil wont come out the breather hole of the pump. Crakcase pulsation (line from case) is on one side, th eatmospheric vent on the other.
To test for crankcase vacuum, shut OFF engine. REmove dipstick. Place part of a n intact plastic bag over hole. Start eninge, bag should suck down into dipstick tube a little. HOLD ONTO BAG so it dont get sucked int LOL. Shut off engine.
Thanx Bill & Dave...
I know that there is definetly pressure in the crankcase...
when I remove the dipstick cap...oil sprays out onto the floor...and stops exiting the breather hole on the pump.
When the stick is replaced the oil again exits the breather hole.
I will try to locate the flapper valve and check that before
removing the heads...I will also try another compression check on my ATV to make sure the pressure guage is functioning properly..
Thanx again.......Mike.
You might want to check that the crankcase is properly venting into the air cleaner housing. A vent hose might be inadvertently pinched and causing this symptom.
If case venting is impeded the pressure will find any way it can to release and the leaks can can really be confusing.
You can always call the Kohler factory and ask to be transferred to small engine technical support. They have answered some real head scratching questions for me.
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I told my DH the same thing this morning. My cruise pile is getting huge !
What is a "cruise pile"? Am I supposed to be making a pile?
We did start laying stuff out in our guest room (we made the official announcement last week that we are no longer accepting visitors until after we return from the cruise!)
Some people use the word " cruise pile " as putting everything and anything you want to bring on the cruise with you. I also have a room that everything is going into. So far my FE gifts are packaged and already put in my carry on suitcase. My pile has all the little things.........the over the door shoe holder, sunscreen, the hat I want to bring, waterproof camera. I have a closet full of clothes but when I pack will prabaly take 1/2 of clothes out so I don't overpack.
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Here is the shirt I made with the logo for the day of our meet.
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DH was nice enough to take the photos.
So lets see everyone elses shirts for the meet.
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After about a month of deliberating we finally decided to book our 7 Thanksgiving Cruise...it is our favorite way to spend Turkey Week.
It is myself(Michelle), dh(John), our daughter Jessica, and the reason we were so undecided our soon to be 4 month old son Joseph.
We started sailing when our daughter was just over a year. It took us a long time to decide if we wanted to attempt this. We knew our daughter has come to love her Turkey Sailings, but were unsure of traveling with a 5 month old.
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I know I'm a little late to the MEET but we participated on the last DC we took back in 2010. Is it too late for us to join the fun? Can anyone catch me up? Is there a meeting after boarding? Can we participate in the door fun? Any info will be much appreciated! Even though we participated a couple of years ago, it was my first time to be apart of DIS so I'm still relatively new.
We are on the Fantasy 11/17/12
Welcome aboard!!
We just joined as well. We needed to make sure or infant son was up for travel. We have friends sailing the Dream, but there was nothing available so we had to settle for 7 days HaHa
I am of the belief it is never too late as vacations are to be magical and fun. So we are happy to swing by and leave surprises at your door (our daughter knows the fun is in the giving not just the recieving) and hopefully meet up with you and others. Though we may have our hands full with a little guy.
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She wants to start working on making packages....it will take her weeks to do so glad she wants to start this weekend.
Would someone mind sending me the list so she knows how many and what types of "packages" to make. Plus if we know where the rooms are when we are on the ship that is way easier then mom having to walk up and down every deck...especially if she makes multiple packages.
Welcome Aboard ! Never to late to join the party. Can I have the first names that will be on the cruise ? I will add you to the roll call. There is some info. on page 1 post # 2.
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- This article is about the state representative. For the 2014 candidate in District 15B, see Brian Johnson (candidate).
Brian Johnson is a Republican member of the Minnesota House of Representatives, representing District 32A. He was first elected to the chamber in 2012.
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2015 legislative session
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|• Public Safety and Crime Prevention Policy and Finance, Vice Chair
|• Civil Law and Data Practices
|• Greater Minnesota Economic and Workforce Development Policy
|• Mining and Outdoor Recreation Policy
At the beginning of the 2013 legislative session, Johnson served on the following committees:
|Minnesota Committee Assignments, 2013
|• Civil Law
|• Elections
|• Judiciary Finance and Policy
|• Public Safety Finance and Policy
Elections for the office of Minnesota House of Representatives took place in 2014. A primary election was held on August 12, 2014, and a general election took place on November 4, 2014. The signature-filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was June 3, 2014. Paul Gammel was unopposed in the Democratic primary. Incumbent Brian Johnson was unopposed in the Republican primary. Johnson defeated Gammel in the general election.[1][2][3]
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Johnson won election in the 2012 election for Minnesota House of Representatives District 32A. He ran unopposed in the Republican primary on August 14, 2012 and defeated Paul Gammel (D) and Paul Bergley (Constitution) in the general election on November 6, 2012.[4][5]
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Campaign donors
Comprehensive donor information for Johnson is available dating back to 2012. Based on available campaign finance records, Johnson raised a total of $22,500 during that time period. This information was last updated on December 12, 2013.[6]
|Brian Johnson's Campaign Contribution History
|Minnesota House, District 32A
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2012Johnson won election to the Minnesota House of Representatives in 2012. During that election cycle, Johnson raised a total of $22,500.
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|Source: Follow the Money
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- ↑ Minnesota Secretary of State, "State Canvassing Board Report," August 19, 2014
- ↑ Minnesota Secretary of State, "2014 State General Election Candidate Filings," accessed July 25, 2014
- ↑ Minnesota Secretary of State, "2014 Election Results," accessed November 4, 2014
- ↑ Minnesota Secretary of State, "2012 State General Election Candidate Filings," accessed June 18, 2012
- ↑ Minnesota Secretary of State, "Minnesota State Canvassing Report - State Primary - Tuesday, August 14, 2012," accessed April 23, 2014
- ↑ Follow the Money, "Johnson, Brian," accessed December 12, 2013
- ↑ Liberty Minnesota, "About Us," accessed July 25, 2014
- ↑ Americans for Prosperity, "2013 Legislative Scorecard," accessed July 26, 2014
- ↑ Minnesota Family Council, "2013 Minnesota Family Council Legislative Scorecard," accessed July 26, 2014
- ↑ Minnesota Majority, "Scorecards," accessed July 26, 2014
- ↑ Taypayers League of Minnesota, "Legislative Scorecards," accessed May 15, 2014
- ↑ Taypayers League of Minnesota, "Legislative Scorecard, 2013," accessed May 15, 2014
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1. Grate yellow zest from lemons, being careful not to include any bitter white pith. In a small bowl, combine lemon zest, parsley, and garlic. Set gremokta aside.
2. In a nonreactive large frying pan over medium-high heat, melt butter with olive oil. Add scallops to pan and cook 2 minutes on each side, or until opaque but still tender and juicy. Add vermouth and heat, 1 to 2 minutes. Remove from heat. Season with salt and pepper. Add half the gremolata to pan and toss together. Pass remaining gremokta on the side.