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Flaring A-line w Stunning Illusion Neckline & Sequin Appliqued Train by Casablanca, Sz 16
COLORS: White
DESCRIPTION: This gorgeous matte satin gown by Casablanca sparkles with captivating style! Starting with the stunning illusion neckline of sheer net on the bodice and short sleeves, a scallop-edged applique shimmering with white sequins and tiny beads adorns the neck opening, the upper dress edge, and the bottom of the sleeves. Additionally, appliques of delicate flowers sparkling with sequins and beads at their centers, trail across the illusion neckline bodice in front and in back and over the sleeves. The upper dress edge is straight across the bustline in front and plunges to a low "V" at the center back. A-line seams create a flattering silhouette over the bustline and a dramatic flare at the lower skirt where triangular-shaped fabric insets, adorned with appliqued bouquets of flowers and sequins, peek out enchantingly. At the dress back, the dramatic dropped-V shaped bodice is mirrored with a dropped-V shaped waist seam to visually elongate the gown. An alluring train is displayed with A-line panels for width and a pleat at the center "V" that opens to parade glistening bouquets of appliqued flowers and sequins onto a bed of luscious satin. Around the entire hemline is a repeat of the scallop-edged, sequined applique seen at the upper dress to draw the eye from top to bottom and back up again! Timeless vintage styling coupled with glamorous details are the elements that will make the bride who walks the aisle in the gown a vision of loveliness.
APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS (Inches): Bust 42. Waist 34. Hip 46. Shoulder to shoulder 35. Sleeve 10. Length (collarbone hollow at neck center) to hemline 63. Train (natural waistline at back to train tip) 82.
CONDITION: Excellent. New older stock.
LABELS: Casablanca. 100% Polyester. Made in China. Dry Clean Only. Size 16.
1970s Fitted Waist Chiffon Gown w Train-length Veils
COLORS: White
DESCRIPTION: This vivacious vintage wedding dress features a coordinating tulle fingertip veil and 102" train veil with matching lace trim! The gown displays a unique square-shaped illusion neckline of sheer chiffon in the front and the back with a ruffle stand-up collar at the neck. A fanciful garland applique of roses and daisies embellishes the chiffon neck at the center front and back and also circles the upper neckline to the center back metal zipper with hook and eye at the top. The outline of the square-shaped bodice in both the front and the back is additionally accented with a 1.75 inch-wide band of lace trim. At the outer edge of the wide lace trim, a repeat of the roses and daisies applique mirrors the square-shaped outline that runs up and over the shoulders and across the dress back. The long, sheer chiffon sleeves are finished at the wrist edges with a lace ruffle and snaps. Gracefully encircling the sleeves, wrist band, waist band, and top of the skirt flounce are repeating trims of the wide lace and garland appliques. This dress is very lightweight; a soft opaque fabric lines the sleeveless bodice and skirt, and a sheer chiffon overlays the outer dress. A fitted waist with skirt that tapers slightly outward toward the hemline shows off a slender figure, and the romantic flounce ruffle at the skirt hemline is a lovely complement to the square lines at the dress top.
A unique, fabulous addition to this dress are the tulle veils and train! The flexible headpiece is shaped like a headband with two rows of ruffled wide lace trim. Attached to the headband are three lengths of tulle netting, all of which feature a matching wide lace trim that adorns the entire veil and train edges. From top to tip, the measurements are: Blusher veil - 32." Fingertip veil - 66." Train veil - 108."
APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS (Inches): Bust 35.5. Waist 28.5. Hip 40 (6" down from waist). Shoulder to shoulder 14.5. Sleeve 25.5. Wrist 7. Length (collarbone hollow at neck center) to hemline 56.5.
CONDITION: Excellent. There is one very small area in the center of the ruffled collar that looks like it has been pinched or caught between something, but the fabric is not torn and it is hardly noticeable in the ruffle folds.
LABELS: Dry Clean Only. ILGWU Made in USA. Size 7.
1990s "Sheer Summer Beauty" Gown w Underslip, Veil &Train
COLORS: White
DESCRIPTION: This Alfred Angelo "Sheer Summer Beauty" is a perfect description for this lovely vintage bridal gown that has three pieces: a wedding dress, a shape-control underslip, and a cap with two-piece veil! First, the wedding dress features a sheer "illusion neckline" of fine lace net on the upper bodice from the neck to the bustline in front and back and drops just barely over the shoulders for a slight cap sleeve. At the lower edge encircling the bustline and dropped shoulders, a 2" wide applique of charming flowers enhances this romantic bodice feature. At the rounded neck, a flat collar with opening in back is also embellished with a 3" wide applique design of smaller flowers. Completing the alluring upper bodice is an embroidered design of delicate flowers trailing over the shoulders near the collar sides and downward to accentuate the "V" shapes at the center front and back. Decorating and providing closure at the sheer upper back are 24 loops and fabric-covered buttons reaching 12" from the neck to the mid-back zipper. The gown lower bodice and skirt are a slenderizing A-line shape with lightweight taffeta-like lining and sheer nylon chiffon overlay. More stunning floral appliques gracefully adorn the bodice front center and encircle the dropped "V" waistline. At the bodice back on each side of the zipper, vertical appliques reach downward to the waist for an elongating effect. A fabric-covered button just below the center back waist conveniently allows the train to be beautifully bustled during the reception. The A-shaped skirt front tapers slightly outward toward the sides as the hemline gradually drops 31" in length to create a fabulous train with light ruching at the waist back. The enchanting semi-cathedral train measures approximately 72" from the back waist to the train tip. This bridal gown is elegance and simplicity defined ... it really is gorgeous!
Second, for a smooth, fabulous fit and slight flare, a separate underslip provides shape-control at the midsection and an additional layer of fabric to support the skirt shape. The slip has a back zipper and is hemmed in a narrow lace trim.
Third, a matching headpiece and veil finalize your fabulous vintage wedding look. The cap is a wire frame covered with stiff netting; a removable center front comb secures placement. An elegant trim displays embroidered appliques of flowers, leaves, swirls, and faux pearls, while two iridescent rhinestones add a demure sparkle to the headpiece. Attached to the cap back are two fine net veils, a 26" blusher veil with raw edge and a 62" waltz veil that is entirely edged with a matching embroidered applique.
APPROXIMATE DRESS MEASUREMENTS (Inches): Bust 36.5. Waist 28. Hips 40. Length (collarbone hollow at neck center) to hemline . Train (from back waist to hem) 72.
CONDITION: Excellent
LABELS: Alfred Angelo
1940s Satin Dropped Waist w Chiffon Skirt
COLORS: Ivory
DESCRIPTION: This lovely vintage gown is a bridal beauty from the 1940's. The rounded neck is trimmed in satin piping with an illusion neckline of sheer chiffon in the front and back. At the chiffon upper front, designs of cylinder-shaped and tiny round black beads adorn the transparent fabric; the upper back is joined with satin-covered buttons and loops that begin downward to the skirt. At the lower edge of the chiffon inset, the sweetheart-shaped bustline is accented across the front with wide ruffled lace that reaches up and over the shoulders, forming lace sleeve caps, where it continues the accent line to a dramatic deep "V" point at the button & loop back. The lustrous satin bodice is lined and has front vertical darts for shapely upper lines and a dropped waist that is beautifully highlighted by a round, curvy outline in the front and back. The long satin sleeves display a wedding point over the fingers with four satin-covered buttons and loops for closure at the wrist. The ruched chiffon skirt has a layer of tulle underneath and is lined with a shimmery lightweight fabric. Twenty-eight satin-covered buttons and loops adorn the center back of the dress for closure. The one who wore this wonderful wedding gown must have felt like an elegant, glamorous bride as she stepped down the aisle toward her betrothed...and you will too!
APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS (Inches): Bust 38. Waist 29. Hip 40 (6" down from waist). Shoulder to shoulder 13.5. Sleeve 26. Wrist 7. Length (collarbone hollow at neck center) to hemline 56.
CONDITION: Good. There are numerous, though light, age spots on this vintage gown. Since the fabric and structure appear to be sound, dry cleaning is a likely option.
LABELS: None
1970s Fitted Waist Chiffon Gown w Train-length Veil
COLORS: Ivory
DESCRIPTION: This slenderizing A-line vintage wedding gown is a picture of excellence...one of the best-kept dresses you will find! From the lustrous lace appliques at the neck to the tip of the radiant satin skirt and train, the quality and condition of this dress are simply amazing. Sheer chiffon creates an illusion neckline between the rounded collar and the scooped neckline which are both trimmed with a gorgeous applique of flowers, leaves, and swirls that trail gracefully to the dress back. Long sleeves of soft chiffon are adorned with clusters of floral appliques, while the snap closure wrist bands are completely circled with exquisite lace detailing. The satin bodice center features a subtle shimmer of exquisite floral appliques that extend downward to the center waist point and reach around the Empire waistline to the back metal zipper. Hooks and eyes at the back neck, lower back, and waist give a smooth look and line to the dress back. The A-shaped skirt tapers slightly outward toward the side hemlines and is more flat in appearance, very elegant and flattering. As the skirt gradually lengthens from front to back, a beautifully shaped train measures 60" from the waist back to the hemline. The skirt and bodice are lined in a smooth, taffeta-like fabric. For an elegantly chic walk down the vintage aisle, this fabulous wedding dress is one of the best!
APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS (Inches): Bust 35.5. Waist 28.5. Hip 40 (6" down from waist). Shoulder to shoulder 14.5. Sleeve 25.5. Wrist 7. Length (collarbone hollow at neck center) to hemline 56.5. Train (back waist to train hem) 60.
CONDITION: Excellent. Hardly noticeable is one very tiny, light mark on the right lower side of the bodice and a couple of very faint age spots on the inside toward the hemline. This gown is in wonderful condition, just about spotless.
LABELS: None
1970s Ivory Empire Excellence w 60″ Train
COLORS: White
DESCRIPTION: This sleek-looking vintage wedding dress from the 1970's is a classic look with appliques that really set the style. The A-line-shaped gown is made of a tightly knit fabric with a slight stretch (probably polyester), back zipper, stand-up collar, and long sleeves; the skirt is lined with a lightweight taffeta-like fabric. The appliques are a unique combination of floral designs that add dimension and tri-circles that allude to the sleek vertical lines of the gown. On the dress front, tri-circle appliques form a deep "V" from the mid-shoulder to the Empire waist center and then taper outward in an inverted "V" shape all the way down to the hemline. Toward the lower area of the train back, a wide "V" outline of tri-circles is again a focal point. This applique also circles the Empire waistline in front and in back where it drapes over the zipper with a snap attachment and along the outer edge of the long sleeves from the shoulder to the wrist band. The floral appliques display a beautiful sheen with raised detailing that is quite stunning. This applique is featured around the stand-up collar and drapes across the back collar opening to attach with a snap - looks like one continuous circle - unique! On the bodice front, the fabulous floral appliques fill the "V" center and spill over toward the sides and sleeve tops as well as circling the wristband that closes with snaps. The skirt front is adorned with a scattering of floral appliques and again at the train back between the tri-circle "V" applique outline. For a classic 70's wedding, this vintage gown will take you there in sophisticated style!
APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS (Inches): Bust 36. Waist 28. Hip 44 (6" down from waist) - full. Shoulder to shoulder 15. Sleeve 25. Wrist 8. Length (collarbone hollow at neck center) to hemline 59. Train (back waist to train hem) 76.
CONDITION: Excellent. There are very few minor age spots that are hardly noticeable; two areas of slight smudging near back train but not easily visible due to fullness of fabric folds at the train bottom.
LABELS: Professionally dry clean. Size 12. Hanging Tag: "As Seen in Modern Bride Magazine"


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- Introduction
- History
- Broadcasting systems
- Broadcasting as a medium of art
- Broadcasting operations
International conferences
The wavelength problems that created so much confusion in the United States and provided a strong argument for monopoly in Britain also arose internationally, particularly in Europe, where the concentration of heavily populated and technologically advanced sovereign nations compelled international agreement. Telegraphy had led to an early conference in Paris in 1865 that created what later became the International Telecommunications Union. This event was followed by the Berlin conference of 1885 to discuss international telephone communications, two further conferences in Berlin in 1903 and 1906 on radiotelegraph, and still another in London in 1912 to cover the whole field of radio communications. An informal conference of 10 countries held in London in 1925 created the Union Internationale de Radiophonie. The union was based in Geneva, with a BBC representative as president and another as secretary-general, and was the first international broadcasting organization. The use of wavelengths, copyright problems, and international program exchanges inevitably were discussed, and a plan was drawn up.
Agreement on wavelength allocation, implemented in November 1926, was based on a formula involving area, population, and the extent of telephone and telegraph traffic. In spite of its dominating position, the BBC, which had been using 20 medium wavelengths, emerged with 1 long wavelength, 10 medium wavelengths, and 5 further medium wavelengths shared with others but below the Post Office limit range for broadcasting of between 1 megahertz and 600 kilohertz (300 and 500 metres). (Long waves range from 30 to 300 kilohertz, medium waves from 300 kilohertz to three megahertz, and shortwaves from 3 to 30 megahertz.) All of the more advanced participating countries (which had risen to 16: Austria, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom) had to make some sacrifices, and some, such as the United Kingdom, had to persuade their post offices to agree to the use of wavelengths outside the broadcasting range, but the principle of international agreement had been established. The Washington Conference of 1927 widened the area of cooperation in respect to radiotelegraph, broadcasting, and the international allocation of wavelengths, or frequencies. It was followed by the Madrid Conference of 1932, which codified the rules and established the official international frequency list. This agreement stabilized the situation until World War II, after which the European scene was substantially changed, and a conference in Copenhagen in 1948 reallocated frequencies in the European Broadcasting Area. The Atlantic City Conference in 1947 had already created the International Frequency Registration Board. A conference in Buenos Aires in 1952 prepared the text of the International Telecommunications Convention. The text was revised at Geneva in 1959, where radio regulations were also revised. Geneva also was the site of the 1963 conference for the allocation of frequency bands for space and Earth–space communications.

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I was hoping to learn how to do basic Ti Chi moves. The material (DVD) was extremely confusing as it was show from various angles one right after the other; just when you became oriented it was changed to another view. I have seen other teaching video's (which I rented/not bought) which were much clearer on how I could actually start Tai Chi myself.
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The trend since PFE in the quality of champion art, textures, animations and sounds has been an exciting one and with Neon Striker Vi I feel like we've realized a legacy.
Don't misunderstand: Vi's default skin, animations and sounds are great. They're second only to those on her Neon Striker skin, though. The redone sound effects are a touch that can't be ignored and the combination of awesome sound design, particle effects and quality animation that go into her recall have all of us at lowelo.com saying it every time: "That is SO cool!".
Well done, team. Reach out to me some time. I'd love to have you on the show.
I actually much prefer her original skin to Neon Strike, I feel like that skin goes a bit to much against Vi's character. I don't see her as being Jubilee from X-men >.>
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Our View: Local Packer fans again denied TV games
With the National Football League starting this week, Packer fans are again facing a blackout involving their favorite team on television.
Each year Packer games are blacked out when they conflict with Minnesota Viking televised games. Of course that's because while in theory the Hudson area is part of Wisconsin, in reality we fall under the TV marketing fiefdom of the Twin Cities and the Vikings of Minnesota.


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Luxury SUVs Ratings
Getting firsthand information from an actual car owner is one sure way to get an idea of car performance once it leaves the lot. Autobytel features real consumer reviews that give the unbiased experience of a car.
2005 Land Rover Freelander - 4dr
Pros: none
Cons: ALL
Advice: The WORST car that I had.My Landrover is now dead for 85,000 miles. It can not run anymore. The mechanics of Landrover cannot find the problem by diagnostics alone. They have to open the engine to find out but not a guarantee that they will find it. How STUPID this Landrover diagnostics is. Landrover should terminate the Engineer who built this STUPID car diagnostics computer. The service advisor told me that the only thing that can fix my car is to replace the whole engine which will cost me $8,000 plus labor and tax.
2006 Land Rover Range Rover Sport - Supercharged
Pros: Looks
Cons: The service dept couch (hard and lumpy)
Advice: Purchase but cross your fingersHave had a few annoying problems since purchase 3 months ago. Bluetooth module (replaced) Passenger mirror dip feature broken(mirror replaced) Numorous recalls-all computer software related Service dept- cust service could improve Looks, power, comfort excellent!
2005 BMW X5 - 3.0i (M6)
Pros: I have the sports addition so I like being able to drive manual or automatic
Cons: It stays in the shop. In 2 years I took it to the shop about 20 times. Most of the time under warranty however BMW should be embarrassed for its poor quality. My honda of 9 years only went to the shop once,
Advice: Make sure you purchase the extended warranty. Trade it before the warranty expires.I currently own the 2001 X5 4.4. Drives like a dream.
2006 Land Rover Range Rover Sport - Supercharged
Pros: Seats
Cons: Gas mileage - 11.8mpg in first 3000 miles -half city/half freeway
Advice: Don't cheap out - get sat radio and phoneAwesome car - love the luxury. Its a great (SUV) drive. Love the steering (previously the Discovery had an appalling turning circle, not a problem now). Great car for the city with the turning circle, and park distance controls. I got the Sat radio (recommended) and the integrated phone (recommended, convenient, BUT sounds like you're in a tin box). Problems so far: sporadic warning that there's a suspension fault, happens once a week or so; wiper coverage (fixed in five mins). Would definitely make the decision to buy the RRS again.
2006 Land Rover Range Rover Sport - HSE
Pros: road condition selection as well as height adjustment
Cons: voice activation, very confusing
Advice: road test the competition firstTested the BMW, Porsche, Mercedes and Lexus SUV's in fairness to the competetion they all had certain features that are outstanding. For example, the Lexus has a smooth ride but looks like a shoe box. Mercedes has made great changes in the new ML but according to mechanics I know the car is not yet that reliable. The Range Rover Sport has it all, technology, style, comfort and breeding. I live in the Lake Tahoe area and drive in snow and the mountains, I could not have selected a better SUV.
2005 Acura MDX - Base
Pros: Engine performance, 7 seats
Cons: comfort
Advice: Do not buy this car! learn from my mistake.A very bumpy car, very plain seats especial in rear that makes bumpy car to bumpier. Driving around the block it is Ok and even fun, long drive on the freeway 70mph or more - HELL. I am thinking to add seat cushion that probably will look ugly - what a shame for a brand like Acura Engine performance is very good. My advice - before you buy this car - test drive it on the freeway! Conclusion, For the most of us car it is not just a box, engine and wheels and that's I feel what I bought - big disappointment.
2003 Acura MDX - w/Touring/Navigation
Pros: Ride and handling
Cons: Somewhat feeble 4 wheel drive system. 4 wheel lock is useless above 18 mph
Advice: Compare carefully if this if you do a lot of snow country drivingSorry Acura, but the 4 wheel drive system is somewhat anemic compared to other comparable vehicles. Think twice if you do a lot of winter driving. I found that the autotrac system is slow to respond and does not give the driver a sense of confidence that conventional 4wheel drive systems have. I enjoy the reliability and handling and comfort of city driving, but if you head for the hills or live in snow country this might not be your first choice. One last beef is the relatively poor gas mileage for an 'efficient' 6 cylinder.


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Swollen Knee Cap & Leg Cramps
Has anyone had this same problem? My left knee cap swells up to the size of a golf ball and feels like it is full of jello and then I have leg cramps from the back of my leg to my butt. I am on Tramadol and pain pills now. The tramadol was working then it stopped helping. The doctor said it is arthritis but I need to see a specialist but I don't have any health insurance and can't get any because of the things I all ready have, unless I want to pay an arm and a leg and a real high deductable!
The leg cramps are painfull like having a charlie horse and it is always in the main muscle of my leg.
Any help would be appreciated. I have tried everything and about ready to cut my leg off!! Not realy but it sure is painful and stops me from having a normal life!
I am in the same boat, I've dealt with the severe leg cramps most of the summer. I've tried Olive leaf extract, calcium/magnesium supplements and black strap molasses. Right now the combination of supplements and black strap molasses is working for me. Most of my cramping is front and back of the lower leg-at the same time. Upper thigh is the most severe. I do find that when I have them for a couple of days in a row, I swell. More me though, hands down it is the black strap molasses that helps. I find when I miss a day or two, the cramps come back.
I have a bad knee. It sometimes gets fluid in it and I have horrible spasms around my calf and back of the knee.
xrays showed that my meniscus is worn down and my bones are rubbing on each other.
Ice is VERY important. Ice your knee several times a day.
The doc says I need a knee replacement, but I'm going to try physical therapy first, to strengthen the muscles around the knee.
Please do an internet search on how to strengthen the knee, and do those exercises faithfully.
Can you take something like ibuprofen or Aleve?
I was unable to even walk on my leg for about a week and a half. I'm doing better, but still can't do everything.
I'm doing the exercises and icing my knee.
Look up "The Arthritis Foundation" online and they give lots of good info on how to handle osteoarthritis.
I'll put this succinctly:
Gluciosamine-plumps up the cartiledge that is there
Chondroitin--builds new cartiledge
Celadrin--Lubricates the joint
These are all available at your pharmacy.
I was diagnosed with arthritis of the knee, but had to wait 6 months for my plan to cover physio. I made the appointment for then. I had heard about Glucosamine so I headed for the pharmacy--sceptical but willing to try anything to stop the pain. The pharmacist recommended Glucosamine with Chondroitin. I started taking the recommended 3 pills a day. By the time my physio appointment rolled around I was completely pain free.
I told my friend who has bad arthritis about it and she started taking it too--the full dosage. She can now move joints she hasn't been able to move in years.
I told a lady on this site and she tried Glucosamine and celedrin. She posted back a week later that it was helping.
You will see lots of things on the internet that says things like it is only a placebo affect. All I know is that I started taking these pills with an attitude that it probably wouldn't work but I was willing to try it and it did work for me and others.


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Recipe Feed Back - Irish Red Ale
Looking for feed back on tweaking this clone recipe. Any Feedback would be welcomed. I was doing some reading on different types of well reviewed Irish Reds from BA and wanted to make a Great Lakes Conway's Irish Ale Clone. Fun part about this is I wont be able to compare my clone till next month when the beer is released but I need to make this now as I have a family event that I am making this for. Again, any information or tweaking would be great! Hopefully keeping this simple will work out well.
Conway Irish Ale
Style: Irish Red Ale
Type: All Grain
Calories: 217
IBU's: 25.16
Efficiency: 75 % (not sure about this, idk where the program got this number from)
Boil Size: 5.83 Gal
Color:***16.6 SRM**
Batch Size: 5.00 Gal
Boil Time: 60 minutes
10.00 lbs Briess 2-Row Brewers Malt
2.00 lbs Crisp Crystal Dark 77L (might need to sub this, any ideas?)
0.50 ozs Northern Brewer @60 mins
0.50 ozs Hallertauer @ 30min
1.00 ozs Fuggles @ 10min
Wyeast Labs 1084
Whirlfloc Tablet @15 mins
I love Conway's! Just saw an add from my local grocery store that its now available. Going to pick up as much as I can tomorrow. Let me know how your clone turns out. I want to try brewing it too.
I'd love to get a recipe for it too. I know it doesnt say it on the website, but I swear I taste special roast in it. Anyone else?
I'm Smelling a lot of IF coming offa this plan
thread revival....
definitely special roast , it's got that biscuity flavor.
I tried a clone last year that was good but not quite toasty enough.
Gonna try again tomorrow - half pound special roast this time
BTW, their house ale yeast is WY-1028
When you say special roast do you mean special B or roasted barley?
the grain is called "special roast"
made by Briess I believe, SRM about 50
I am also working on a conways clone. So far I have...
4 lb 2 row
7 lb Maris otter
.75 crystal 70; 77 if they have it
.5 special B
.33 biscuit malt
Should I be substituting special B or biscuit malt for special roast? I know I am getting my color mostly from special B
I kinda think of special roast as super biscuit personally. Id sub it for that.
Special B is totally different, you want to stick w/ "biscuity" malts.
Great Lakes is kind of "tricky" with their ingredient listings on their site now - I think they list some of them but not all.
For Conway, they used to say:
"American Two-row and Special Roast, English Pale and Crystal, and Belgian Biscuit."
I've been using MO as a base, along with Victory, Special Roast and Crystal-80.
I'll let you know in 5-6 weeks how the latest try went....


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Sen. Scott Brown Not Making Promises to LGBT Constituents
April 5, 2012 by HRC staff
Post submitted by Eric Cameron, HRC Digital Media Specialist
U.S. Senator Scott Brown (R-MA) published a guest opinion column in yesterday's Bay Windows, New England's largest LGBT newspaper.
In the column, the Massachusetts Republican tries to portray himself as an "independent voter and thinker," recounting his much-deliberated decision to support repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" in 2010.
But on other LGBT issues, Sen. Brown comes up empty-handed. Brown – who has not shown support for the Employment Non-discrimination Act or repeal of the Defense of Marriage Act – says he has never been one to "support everyone's pet project."
For hardworking LGBT Americans, basic employment protections and the right to equal benefits under the law should never be a "pet project." The majority of Americans stand in agreement. Despite the paper's LGBT focus, Brown skirts around any specific comments on LGBT issues, vaguely stating that he recognizes "the liberty of every citizen to live as they choose."
Bay Windows is the same publication in which another Republican candidate for U.S. Senate – Mitt Romney – infamously declared that he'd be better on gay rights than Ted Kennedy back in 1994.
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We loved One Man, Two Guvnors standout Tom Edden so much on Broadway, we couldn't resist asking him to show us the Theatre Royal Haymarket now that he's rejoined the London cast. See the Tony nominee's informative and hilarious tour.
Broadway.com spent the afternoon with Younger stars Sutton Foster, Debi Mazar and Miriam Shor and costume designer Patricia Field to chat about the new TV Land comedy and filming in NYC...then we play a lighting round of pop culture trivia!March 13, 2015
Video clips of Kristin Chenoweth, Peter Gallagher and the rest of the cast performing in On the Twentieth Century.March 13, 2015
Hamish Linklater on a sculptor and playwright sparring about legacy in Doug Wright's Posterity.March 13, 2015
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Opera superstar Renee Fleming is getting ready to make her Broadway debut in Living on Love, but who is the biggest diva in the show? Douglas Sills, Jerry O'Connell, Anna Chlumsky and more tell all!March 12, 2015
Mamoudou Athie reveals how the new play The Mystery of Love & Sex explores the lives of couples from different generations.March 12, 2015
Kara Lindsay is back and she's raiding all the fridges backstage at Wicked.March 12, 2015
On this week's episode of The Broadway.com Show, we've got news about the Beauty and the Beast movie musical, added Hedwig material for Darren Criss and Bruce Willis' new Broadway gig.March 11, 2015
If/Then star James Snyder has the connections in his show all figured out. It's so simple. Right?!March 11, 2015
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the policy that the earth's natural patterns suggests. Use the eco-system's self-regulating feedback loops as a model. What then needs changing? Basically, the flow of money spent to own or use Earth (both sites and resources) must visit each of us. Our agent, government, exists to collect this natural rent via fees and to disburse the collected revenue via dividends. Doing this, we could forgo taxes on homes and earnings and subsidies of either the needy or the greedy. For more, see our web site, our pamphlet of the title above, or any of our other lit pieces; ask for our literature list.
a scientific look at how we divvy up the work and the wealth, how some of us end up with too much or too little effort or reward. That's partly due to Ricardo's Law of Rent, showing how wasteful use of Earth cuts wages. And it's partly due to how a society's elite runs government around like water boys, dishing out subsidies and tax breaks. While geonomists look political reality right in the eye, without blinking, conventional economists flinch. When Paul Volcker, ex-chief of the Federal Reserve, moved on to a cushy professorship at Princeton cum book contract, the crush of deadlines bore down. So Volcker asked a junior associate to help with the book. The guy refused, explaining that giving serious consideration to policy would ruin his academic career. The ex-Fed chief couldn't believe it and asked the department chair if truly that were the case. That head honcho pondered the question then replied no, not if he only does it once. And economics was AKA political economy!
the study of the money we spend on the nature we use. When we pay that money to private owners, we reward both speculation and over-extraction. Robert Kiyosaki's bestseller, Rich Dad's Prophecy, says, "One of the reasons McDonald's is such a rich company is not because it sells a lot of burgers but because it owns the land at some of the best intersections in the world. The main reason Kim and I invest in such properties is to own the land at the corner of the intersection. (p 200) My real estate advisor states that the rich either made their money in real estate or hold their money in real estate." (p 141, via Greg Young) When government recovers the rents for natural advantages for everyone, it can save citizens millions. Ben Sevack, Montreal steel manufacturer, tells us (August 12) that Alberta, by leasing oil & gas fields, recovers enough revenue to be the only province in Canada to get by without a sales tax and to levy a flat provincial income tax. While running for re-election, provincial Premier Ralph Klein proposes to abolish their income tax and promises to eliminate medical insurance premiums and use resource revenue to pay for all medical expense for seniors. After all this planned tax-cutting and greater expense, they still expect a large budget surplus. Even places without oil and gas have high site values in their downtowns, and high values in their utility franchises. Recover the values of locations and privileges, displace the harmful taxes on sales, salaries, and structures, then use the revenue to fund basic government and pay residents a dividend, and you have geonomics in action.
an answer to a rarely asked question. If price is a reward for production, why do we pay for land, never produced by any of us? What is land price a reward for? Good behavior? How much money do we spend on the nature we use? Who gets it? What do they do with it? (If you answer all these correctly, you're not a genius but a geoist.) The worth of Earth is enough that were we to collect and share it, we could abolish taxes on the goods we do produce. For example, San Francisco's Redefining Progress has calculated that Cali-fornia could abolish all state and local taxes were it to collect the values of resources and of using na-ture as a dump. By exorcising the profit motive from depletion and pollution, rent collection could replace bossy regulation. Economies could self-regulate, as the rest of the eco-system does. See how big problems yield to big answers when we ask the right questions?
in part the Great Green Tax Shift maxed out. Economically, taxing pollution and depletion does reduce pollutants and extracts – and thus the tax base; plus such taxes are regressive, requiring a safety net. On the other hand, collecting site rent is progressive and generates a revenue surplus payable as a dividend to residents, which can serve as the safety net. Environmentally, taxes on waste and extraction do not drive efficient use of land, as does getting site rent.
of interest to Dave Lakhani, President Bold Approach (Mar 8) and Matt Ozga (Jan 29): "I write for the Washington Square News, the student run newspaper out of New York University. Geonomics seems like it has great significance, especially in this area. When was geonomics developed, and by whom?" About 1982 I began. Two years later, Chilean Dr Manfred Max-Neef offered the term geonomics for Earth-friendly economics. In the mid-80s, a millionaire founded a Geonomics Institute on Middlebury College campus in Vermont re global trade. In the 1990s, CNBC cablecast a show, Geonomics, on world trade as it benefits world traders. My version of geonomics draws heavily from the American Henry George who wrote Progress & Poverty (1879) and won the mayoralty of New York but was denied his victory by Tammany Hall (1886). He in turn got lots from Brits David Ricardo, Adam Smith, and the French physiocrats of the 1700s. My version differs by focusing not on taxation but on the flow of rents for sites, resources, sinks, and government-granted privileges. Forgoing these trillions, we instead tax and subsidize, making waste cheap and sustainability expensive. To quit distorting price, replace taxes with "land dues" and replace subsidies with a Citizens Dividend. Matt: "This idea of sharing rents sounds, if not explicitly socialist, at least at odds with some capitalist values (only the strong survive & prosper, etc). Is it fair to say that geonomics has some basis in socialist theory?" A closer descriptor would be Christian. Beyond ethics into praxis, Alaska shares oil rent with residents, and they're more libertarian than socialist. While individuals provide labor and capital, no one provides land while society generates its value. Rent is not private property but public property. Sharing Rent is predistribution, sharing it before an elite or state has a chance to get and misspend it, like a public REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust) paying dividends to its stakeholders – a perfectly capitalist model. What we should leave untaxed are our sales, salaries, and structures, things we do produce.
the Great Green Tax Shift maxed out" Economically, taxing pollution and depletion does reduce pollutants and extracts – and thus the tax base; plus such taxes are regressive, requiring a safety net. On the other hand, collecting site rent is progressive and generates a revenue surplus payable as a dividend to residents, which can serve as the safety net. Environmentally, taxes on waste and extraction do not drive efficient use of land, as does getting site rent. Better settlement patterns do reduce extraction upstream and pollution downstream. Politically, green fees have less impact if applied locally; local is where grassroots movements have more impact. Yet getting rent usually entails shifting the property tax (or charging user fees), the province of local jurisdictions; both mayors and city voters have been known to adopt a site-value tax. Ethically, putting into practice "tax bads, not goods" skirts the issue of sharing Mother Earth which collecting rent confronts head on. Since nothing is fixed until it's fixed right, ultimately, greens must lead humanity into geotopia where we all share the worth of Mother Earth.
the annoying habit of seeing the hand of land in almost all transactions. In geonomics we maintain the distinction between the items bearing exchange value that come into being via human effort — wealth — and those that don't — land. Keeping this distinction in the forefront makes it obvious that speculating in land drives sprawl, that hoarding land retards Third World development, that borrowing to buy land plus buildings engorges banks, that much so-called "interest" is quasi-rent, that the cost of land inflates faster than the price of produced goods and services, that over half of corporate profit is from real estate (Urban Land Institute, 1999). Summing up these analyses, geonomists offer a Grand Unifying Theory, that the flow of rent pulls all other indicators in its wake. Geonomics differs from economics as chemistry from alchemy, as astronomy from astrology.
a way to connect the dots. Making the cyber rounds is "The Cavernous Divide" by Scott Klinger, from AlterNet (posted March 21): "As the number of billionaires in the world expands, so does the number of those in poverty." Duh. The yawning income gap is not news. Nearly every issue of our quarterly digest carries a similar quote. Yet the connection was worked out long ago by one of America's greatest thinkers, Henry George, who labeled his masterpiece, Progress and Poverty. Techno- and socio-advances always enrich few and impoverish many. Yet progress also pushes up location values – the geonomic insight (is Silicon Valley cheaper now or more expensive?). Instead of taxing income, sales, or buildings, society could collect those values of sites, resources, EM spectrum, and ecosystem services via fees and dues, which would lower the income ceiling, and instead of lavishing corporate welfare, pay out the recovered revenue via dividends, which would jack up the income floor. Dots connected.
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Frederick�s Board of Aldermen last night unanimously approved a project to design a new wastewater treatment plant, though funding for the design project has yet to be determined.
The design, which will cost $2.67 million, is part of a $44 million project to upgrade the city�s wastewater treatment plant.
Upgrades to the plant have already begun, though the project includes several phases and components. City officials today will sign off on a loan to borrow $4 million to pay for an already-approved portion of the project.
The aldermen approved the design portion of the project at a public hearing Thursday night.
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Turning to the audience with a big grin on her face, Band Director Tamara Titch asked, "Aren't they great?" The audience applauded in agreement. The Andes Central School students indeed had the energy and talent to perform a fantastic Winter Concert, along with Tamara Titch and Choral Director, Sandra Reynolds, both teaching for 10 years, and piano accompanist, Janice Armstrong.
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With temperatures this week near 90 degrees, heat weary folks from Delaware County have one safe haven where they know they can find relief – the Andes community swimming pool. As it has for nearly 45 years, the Andes pool welcomes folks from anywhere and everywhere to enjoy some outdoor relaxation and/or 'safety first' water fun.
Andes — Chace-Randall Gallery presents Portraits of Ancient Linen, new paintings by Gail Rothschild. A reception for the artist will be held Saturday, July 13 from 5 to 7 p.m.
The exhibition is comprised of seven works in acrylic on linen, all rendered from images of actual museum linens: neatly folded loin cloths of the Architect Kha (ca. 1550 - 1070 B.C.), a blue Kerchief from King Tutankhanum's embalming cache (Egypt 1336 - 1327 B.C.), and The Dead Sea Scrolls.
The Andes Battle of the Bands Broadcast promises an exciting day of music and fun on Saturday, July 13 at the Andes Fire Department.
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The NY Historical Fencing Association host will host a unique martial arts event on June 1 and 2 from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. in the Andes Central School gymnasium.
The tournament will feature three types of competition — longsword fencing, cutting resilient targets with sharp swords and wrestling.
Organizer Michael Edelson operates the NY Historical Fencing Association (NYHFA) from his home in Andes. He explained that this weekend's competition is expected to draw about 25 competitors, most coming from up and down the east coast and one from British Columbia.
Andes — Six of the region's best bands will perform at an all-day music festival on Memorial Day Weekend as a tribute to their late friend and supporter, radio host Terry Doyle.
The event, dubbed "Doylestock," will be held outdoors on Sunday, May 26, at the Andes Hotel Summer Shack (www.andeshotel.com), 110 Main St. in Andes.
Bands will perform from 2 to 8 p.m. The Doylestock lineup features Heaven's Back Door, The Honest Mistakes, The Blues Maneuver, George Kilby Jr. and the Road Dogs, Just Throw Money, and Esquela. Deejay Patrick del Rosario will host.
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"Whatever we can do to support them and keep them in the park, they've got my support," said Councilman Jeff Lalloway, chairman of the Great Park board. Fundraising, though, will be entirely up to Croucher and his nonprofit.
The park's board gave him between June 2010 and June 2013 to come back with a master plan, but he couldn't raise the funds in time – essentially losing 3 acres that had been carved out for his group near the balloon ride. That area now is part of the 688 acres private developer FivePoint Communities plans to build into park features, including a sports park. He has a promise of 3 acres, in theory, but nothing set.
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It's evident that the California Fire Museum is more than just Croucher, but it's certainly a lot of his doing. The firefighting enthusiast got his start at the beginning of his 36-year career with Station 29 in Dana Point, then the California Department of Forestry, and finally the Orange County Fire Authority as he watched the county's individual stations disappear as the regional authority took precedence.
His own home has become a museum for his collection of toy fire engines and auxiliary storage for the future museum's memorabilia.
Croucher first pitched his plan to the county, which was overseeing the base's reuse at the time. The county asked for an application of a few hundred pages. Then the city of Irvine took over when it annexed the land. "We had to start all over again," he said.
So he wooed the Great Park Conservancy, thinking it would be able to help him. The meeting went well, and Croucher was confident. But the conservancy really didn't have a say in what was going to be built, he found out later.
He learned quickly that to get in the Great Park's good graces, it was a good idea to sponsor events and set up a table advertising the future museum. So Croucher and other volunteers brought antique firetrucks to park at events, distributed safety material and generally made people aware of their existence.
"We met with just about anyone that had a part in the Great Park," he said.
He attends an annual conference of the Fire Museum Network, learning lessons from hundreds of other already established fire museums around the country.


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