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The formerly beautiful Abbey of St. Katherine now stands in ruins and Between June and September hosts part of the city's 'Summer in Nuremberg' programme. In the last few years, tickets for performances have become ever more sought after. A-Capella, jazz, classical music, Chansons and many other styles attract music lovers. Ladysmith Black Mombazo, who accompanied Nelson Mandela to collect his Nobel Peace Prize is amongst the representatives of the world music scene who have performed here. In the event of rain, concerts are held at the Tafelhalle (Äußere Sulzbacherstraße).
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Genres: Party (2 players)
US release date: May 19th, 2009 | EU release date: May 29th, 2009
BOOM BLOX Bash Party is even more fun to play with friends and family, featuring twice as many multiplayer challenges as the original, and now offers team-based challenges! Players can play with or against friends, solo or in teams, knocking down blocks, destroying towers, slinging and launching blocks and characters, for tons of high-energy, family-friendly fun!
BOOM BLOX Bash Party is packed with tons of new features that are sure to get the party started! The game showcases new block types, including: virus and conveyor blox, new blox shapes, such as: cylinders and wedges, and new tools that will make for even more destructive fun. Players will find twists on BOOM BLOX game play favorites like throwing and grabbing. Players now can also sling, launch, and blow the competition away with new cannon, paint ball and slingshot tools.
Even the characters are in on the action as BOOM BLOX Bash Party features a new cast of wacky blox characters. This time they don't just cheer you on, they are now blox themselves and you can throw, stack or even launch them, utilizing them to create even more madness and mayhem!
The fun continues online as BOOM BLOX Bash Party enables players to download even more new levels via the Internet. With the press of a button, players will be able to grab, play and rate new levels from EA as well as levels created by members of the BOOM BLOX Bash Party community. Using the game's easy-to-use Create Mode, players now have the power to share the levels they built with friends, or submit their masterpiece to be shared with the world! The expanded Create Mode lets players build and create like never before, giving them access to the same tool set the EA development team used to create each and every level in the game!
When Steven Spielberg announced that he was partnering up with EA to develop a game exclusive to the Wii, everybody envisioned a big, epic blockbuster. But when it was finally unveiled, we were treated to a colorful puzzle game called Boom Blox. It was certainly not what people...read full review
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About to brew based on a recipe from Charlie Papazian's book The New Complete Joy of Home Brewing:
for 5 gallons:
6.6 lbs. Munton's plain Dark LME
1/2 lb. crystal
1/4 lb. black
1/4 lb. chocolate (added by suggestion from LHBS)
2 oz. Fuggles (bittering)
1/2 oz. Fuggles (aroma)
1 tsp. gypsum
3/4 c. corn sugar or 1 1/4 c. DME
I'm brewing this in part because Papazian claims this recipe allows for a quick turnaround (approx. 2 weeks from wort to my belly) and I just like brown ale. I'm considering using about a 1/2 c. brown sugar to sub in for some of the corn sugar at bottling and/or adding a single vanilla bean also at bottling (planning on boiling it in with the priming sugar for 5 minutes). My question is, what do you all think of these possible additions and is there potential for the brown sugar to extend the time necessary for maturity, or is it almost the same as using corn sugar? I used to be patient. Thanks for the input.
Don't bother with the brown sugar. Just use corn sugar. It won't do anything drastically different.
I've never boiled a vanilla bean with the sugar, but I'm imagining you're going to get an intense flavor from that, and it might be off putting. I'd stay away from it. Also, with 1/4 pound of chocolate and 1/4 black patent, this beer is going to be dark. More like a porter than a brown, I'm thinking.
I brewed it like it is and like it. It is my first beer and I am quite happy with it. Since then, I have learned a lot... all because of this site. I am actually interested in brewing it again to see what it tastes like after learning what I have.
and yes it is darker than a typical brown ale.
Be careful with the chocolate and black patent...I used a bit too much and it turned into a half brown half porter...right smack in the middle
well the first thing is that this is definately in between a porter and a brown ale. It is quite dark as mentioned above. I dont know.. maybe next time i will scale that back a little.
The other thing is that the temperatures in the instructions do matter. When i read the book, somehow i totally missed the whole thing about what the different temperatures do and how they affect things.
I also did not realize what was needed to cool the wort and do so quickly. It says to pour the wort immediately into the carboy (WITH 2 gallons of cold water already in there so you dont crack it) but then how the heck will you cool it ??? IT took forever to get that cold keeping ice around the outisde and such. cool your wort then put it into the carboy. Leaving it all exposed to cool off seems like a poor idea.
Make sure that you have a blow off. I have done 3 beers since then and this was by far my most aggressive fermentation. I am positive i would have clogged an airlock - but of course i do use a 5 gallon fermenter.. so a 6.5 MAY be okay but use a blow off to be safe.
I guess through the whole thing is really just learned a lot about how to do things. When i first started a lot did not make any sense... now.. it makes total sense. I guess you just need to do it to understand it. Maybe watching someone else brew would help for sure.


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Google opposes ban on gay marriage
12:48 PM — Internet company Google will publicly oppose an attempt to ban same-sex marriage in California.
Danish man sought embassy protection after Sarajevo violence
12:00 PM — One of the people injured when a homophobic mob attacked the opening event of Bosnia's first gay festival has spoken of his ordeal.
Pepsi risks boycott with donation to gay support group 6
11:46 AM — A leading soft drinks manufacturer has donated $500,000 (£277,000) to a programme for workplace equality.
26th September 2008
Nations pledge to support gay rights at UN meeting 1
6:23 PM — Several countries have responded positively to recommendations on gay rights at the 8th session of the UN Human Rights Council.
Ugandan activists detained in "pattern of police harassment"
5:34 PM — Two human rights advocates in Uganda were held for a week without charges after police accused them of "recruiting homosexuals."
Indian government argues to retain ban on gay sex 5
3:13 PM — A row between two government departments in India over the decriminalisation of "un-natural" sexual acts has resulted in a victory for those who oppose the change.
Gay Canadians urged to vote Conservatives out of office
2:09 PM — A leading gay and lesbian media group in Canada has published a 16-page expose of the Conservative party alleging that they "pandered to antigay, faith-based groups."
Iranian President attacks US acceptance of homosexuality 11
1:38 PM — The President of Iran has admitted in an interview that there may be "a few" gay people in his country, but attacked homosexuality as destructive to society.
Gay leader assassinated in Baghdad 22
12:43 PM — A leading gay activist in Iraq has been assassinated. 27-year-old Bashar was targeted by gunmen yesterday.
New report shows rise in hate crimes across Europe 2
12:22 PM — A human rights group has published research into incidents of violent hate crime against minority groups in 56 North American and European states.
25th September 2008
Bosnia gay festival closes after attacks at opening event 8
5:52 PM — The organisers of a Queer Festival in Sarajevo have decided to close after some participants were attacked by an angry mob last night.
Senate to consider same-sex benefits for US federal employees
5:09 PM — A new report ahead of a US Senate hearing into the Domestic Partnership Benefits and Obligations Act has costed the introduction of benefits for the same-sex partners of federal employees.
Bosnia must respect gay rights say MEPs 1
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Serbian official praises police response to gay festival violence
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London professor condemns fundamentalists for misinterpreting his research 5
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Czech vote on discrimination bill delayed until after elections 1
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US star Clay Aiken comes out 3
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — San Jose State University and a Silicon Valley company on Tuesday announced a partnership to offer affordable online classes for credit, an initiative backed by Gov. Jerry Brown to help California colleges reduce costs and expand student access.
San Jose State launches online courses for credit
The pilot program, co-developed by San Jose State and Palo Alto-based Udacity Inc., will begin offering three entry-level courses for $150 each starting later this month. The California State University campus charges about $620 for similar classroom-based courses.
The online effort began this past summer when the governor called Udacity CEO Sebastian Thrun and asked him to help develop digital courses for California colleges. Thrun is a researcher at Stanford University and Google Inc. who launched Udacity to provide so-called massive open online courses, or MOOCs.
Brown said Tuesday the goal is to allow students to "graduate quicker so they don't carry this big load of debt on their backs for the next 25 years," noting that only 16 percent of Cal State students graduate in four years.
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New truck! Jimmy Fallon of The Tonight Show has been searching for the perfect new truck for a few weeks now, soliciting help from all corners in the process. Last night, Fallon made the announcement that the Ford F-150 King Ranch – in all of its cowboy glory – had been picked as his big winner.
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Hi, I'm giving a review of AC/DC's Greatest Hits DVD called "Family Jewels."
There are a lot of oldies, such as "TNT," "Dirty Deeds," "Highway To Hell," "It's A Long Way To The Top," "Girls Got Rhthym," and "You SHook Me All Night Long."
The DVD is cool. However, a lot of them were live performances of the band dubbed over with the studio recordings.
I've always wanted something from AC/DC, so this is cool.
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Winter Wonderland Run
Saturday, January 10, 9:00 a.m. (doors open at 8:30)
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Celebrate the 10th anniversary of ABC Runs! Everyone is welcome to enjoy a winter wonderland by running, walking, or cross-country skiing in this event coordinated by the ABC Runners (Adventures Benefitting Children). The main running course is a 7 mile loop course on roads. You can turn this into a shorter course by turning around at any point. Beverages and snacks will be provided. Bring something to share if you wish. Donations will go towards materials for new children's benches and an observation honey beehive exhibit stand that Roger Aukerman, faithful ABC run participant and carpenter extraordinaire, is working on, as well as books for our children's nature library.
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Don Schmidt leads volunteers in a variety of stewardship activities every other Saturday. Groups interested in helping must contact the Nature Center at least one week prior to the workday to determine whether the planned activity is suitable.
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This hands-on training will help you use the natural world as a fun and engaging way to easily integrate STEM and life sciences into the K-12 classroom or nature program. Facilitated by Debbie Fluegel from Trees Forever, this workshop includes science content and activities aligned to Illinois Learning Goals and Common Core State Standards to assist you in bringing environmental education into the core subjects. This training qualifies as an ISBE Contact Hour Master Naturalist Continuing Education Event and participants will also be eligible to apply for a PLT GreenWorks! grant. Be prepared to go outdoors, explore, and experience hands-on learning!
Tom Ulrich, Nature Photography at IWU
Tuesday, March 24; 7:00 p.m.
Fee: Members of Sugar Grove Nature Center and JWP Audubon-$5/adult, $2/children under 12
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This special presentation is hosted by the Illinois Wesleyan University Environmental Studies Program in Room C101 of the Center for Natural Sciences Building, 201 Beecher, just east of Main Street. Parking is available just north of the CNS and east of the Hansen Student Center.
Each year, Tom Ulrich delights his audiences with amazing photographs and humorous narration. He will take us on a photographic journey of the year 2014 in the life of a wildlife photographer. This year's focus will include a special feature on the birds of Ecuador as well as bird migration in Texas and, as always, the spectacular wildlife and landscapes of Glacier National Park in Montana. His narration includes insight on photo technique and animal behavior and is always riddled with humor. Mr. Ulrich is a renowned nature photographer whose work has been featured in National Geographic, National Wildlife, Time, Audubon, and many other publications. Tom has published several books, field guides, and calendars, presents photography workshops around the country and leads tours to remote parts of the world. Originally from Illinois, he now resides outside of Glacier National Park in Montana. Each spring he travels on a photo tour and will make this stop in Bloomington-Normal on behalf of Sugar Grove Nature Center.
Woodcocks & Wine
Wednesday, March 25, 6:30 p.m.
Fee: $3/members, $5/non-members; registration required. You must be 21 years old to attend.
These ground-nesting birds exhibit one of the most delightful courtship flights just before dawn and
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We'll also have some wines to sample from local wineries. You must be 21 to attend this program.
Tracks, Scats, and Habitats
ENTICE (Environment and Nature Training Institute for Conservation Education) workshop from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources
Tuesday, March 31; 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Fee: $10/person. Preregistration required online at https://www.enticeworkshops.com. Professional Development Hours and Continuing Education Hours are available. Lunch and additional resources will be provided.
Often when exploring nature, instead of seeing an animal, we find what it left behind. Join us in the exploration of animal signs and how they relate to habitats. We'll be practicing our skills on an outdoor field trip, as well. We'll show you how to incorporate the topic into your lessons and provide resources to help you. Although targeted to teachers of grades prekindergarten through six, other educators are welcome to register and attend the workshop but may need to adapt the materials as appropriate.


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Tony Hayward, who became the face of BP's flailing efforts to contain the massive Gulf oil spill, will step down as chief executive in October and be offered a job with the company's joint venture in Russia, a person familiar with the matter said today.
The person spoke on condition of anonymity because an official announcement had not been made by the British company's board, which was meeting today in London to decide Hayward's fate.
It's not yet clear what Mr. Hayward's role will be with TNK-BP. He left the board meeting today without speaking to reporters, climbing into a silver Lexus that sped off.
BP owns half of the oil firm, which is Russia's third-largest.
It was once run by American Bob Dudley, now the favourite to replace Hayward as BP CEO. After Mr. Hayward made a series of missteps, including telling reporters he wanted his life back as Gulf residents struggled to deal with the spill, Mr. Dudley took over as BP's point man in dealing with it. He was in London today with other board members.
Mr. Hayward was called back to London a month ago after a bruising encounter with a Congressional committee and has since kept a low profile.
"We're getting to the end of the situation," said David Battersby at Redmayne Bentley Stockbrokers. "To draw a line under it, they need a new chief executive."
In New York, BP shares rose almost 5 per cent today as the stock market anticipated a formal announcement about Hayward. Shares of BP PLC rose $ 1.82, or 4.9 per cent, to $ 38.68 in midday trading in New York. BP shares closed up 4.6 per cent today at 416.95 pence in London.
The BP board would have to approve a change in company leadership, and there is persistent speculation that chairman Karl-Henric Svanberg, who moved into the post on Jan 1, is also likely to lose his job later this year.
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(FOXBOROUGH, Mass.) -- New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was fine after his start against the Buccaneers on Friday.
Brady completed 11 of 12 passes for 107 yards, and threw one touchdown in New England's 25-21 win.
Brady started the game two days after he hurt his knee during practice and led the team 80 yards down the field which ended with a 26-yard touchdown pass to Danny Amendola.
"We wanted to start fast. That was our goal," Amendola said. "I felt like we made some plays early and it was good that we got on the board early, too."
Tim Tebow followed Brady and completed just one of seven passes for minus-1 yard.
"Some things we did well. Some areas have got to get better and got to improve," said Tebow, who also threw an interception.
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Conveniently near the airport, Furlan is in the heart of Ronchi dei Legionari and area attractions include Marco Felluga and Vie di Romans. Additional regional attractions include Aquileia National Archaeological Museum and Baia di Sistiana.
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This Ronchi dei Legionari hotel offers a restaurant and a bar/lounge. Guests are served a complimentary breakfast each morning. Wireless and wired high-speed Internet access is complimentary in public areas. The staff can provide concierge services and tour/ticket assistance. Additional amenities include a sauna, multilingual staff, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Self parking is complimentary.
The 54 air-conditioned guestrooms at Furlan include hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is provided. All accommodations provide desks and phones.
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What is broadband?
A microwave radio network behaves in funny ways when its signal passes over a lake between two points, such as a water tower and an antenna on the roof of a farmhouse. Acting as a mirror, the water creates thousands of reflections of the signal, which blind the receiver.
It's just one of the challenges that officials at some wireless communications companies encounter when they expand into rural communities to offer broadband Internet access. "You have to use all kinds of tricks to shoot over water," said Lionel Cassin, vice president of Pegasus Rural Broadband, a subsidiary of Pegasus Communications Inc.
This spring, the company received a
$13 million loan from the Agriculture Department's Rural Utilities Service to provide high-speed wireless Internet access to 100 rural Texas communities with a total population of 400,000. Typically, businesses have shied away from offering rural broadband access. "It's fundamentally a risky business," Cassin said. "The incomes are lower, [and] the people are farther apart."
But a farm bill passed by Congress in 2002 included a $2 billion low-interest loan program to provide broadband access in rural communities of 20,000 or fewer people. Pegasus, whose parent company is a reseller of direct satellite TV service, is one of more than a dozen communications companies that have applied for and received loans under the program.
In Cassin's view, the rural digital divide will disappear. "Broadband is moving very quickly on the face of America," he said, adding that "it's going everywhere."
Others, however, are not so optimistic. "Things have not changed substantially in the last couple of years," said Janet Poley, president of the American Distance Education Consortium, a group of state universities and land-grant colleges that develop online education programs.
Nevertheless, Poley said the entry of larger companies into the rural broadband business and the government loan program are positive developments. "They're the ones with the wherewithal to get the money and pay back the loan," she said. Both are necessary for building a rural broadband infrastructure.
Congress' intent in the Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002 was to ensure that rural communities get broadband Internet access. "Even if it [just] means the seniors in these rural communities see their grandchildren's pictures over a high-speed connection at a community center, it brings them into the Information Age," said Hilda Legg, administrator for the Rural Utilities Service.
For purposes of making loans and loan guarantees, the service defines broadband Internet access as 200 kilobits/sec for downloading and uploading files. Typically, satellite technology is too slow to qualify. But many wired and wireless broadband technologies have been approved under the loan program, Legg said. "We do not tell them what kind of technology we think is best."
Pegasus Rural Broadband is using its $13 million loan to install fixed wireless microwave radio networks. The company uses three unlicensed frequencies — 900 MHz, 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz — and equipment from three manufacturers: Motorola Inc., Alvarion and Orthogon Systems Inc. Pegasus officials call their service WiBAND and charge $29.95 a month for 200 kilobit/sec access. Their premium service, at $49.95 a month, is 768 kilobits/sec for downloads and 400 kilobits/sec for uploads.
Apart from the problems with locations near bodies of water, Cassin said providing broadband microwave access follows a now-routine pattern. Company officials go into a rural community, look for a water tower or other elevated structure and begin negotiations with the owner for permission to attach networking gear.
"That begins a two-month process of showing up at city council [meetings], shaking hands and talking to people," Cassin said. "That's fun, and we know how to do it."
A more difficult part is scheduling appointments to install microwave antennas, each measuring about 1 square foot, on the rooftops of people's homes after they sign up for the service. "You have to really plan your installs very carefully because you don't want to go 50 miles in one direction and 150 miles in the other direction," Cassin said.
Another difficulty is avoiding buildings, trees and water, each of which obstructs microwave frequencies. "It's bad enough to drive 30 miles to get to a customer's location," he said, "but it's triply bad to go out there and find you can't get the signal. Those are the two gigantic challenges of fixed wireless in rural America."
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Green tomatoes - ripened?
I know you're not supposed to can tomatoes from dead or frost killed vines. But on the other hand, when using fresh tomatoes, waiting a couple of days after picking can help ripen the tomatoes that ended up picked but just "weren't quite ready".
What do I do with all my "green" tomatoes that decided to ripen in this little heat wave that hit? A good third to half of my green tomatoes are showing decent color.
Can I use them for juice? Would they do for an acidified recipe, like salsa or a relish?
Should I just chuck them out in the field because there are way more than we could ever eat and I am getting heartily sick of seeing "red"?
Did the vines get frosted?
If not, you can still use them for canning.
If they were frosted, you can make stuff to freeze.
I ended up making a big batch of meatless spaghetti sauce to freeze with the last of mine. They were from vines that were "lightly frosted". I had them covered, but anywhere the vine touched the tarp, they were damaged. I chose to proceed as if they were from damaged vines. Picked ones that had even a hint of light green, pink blush and allowed them to ripen indoors.
Not to hijack this thread, and I too have heard not to can tomatoes from vines that have been frosted, but why not? The past few years I have taken the green tomatoes from the frosted vines and made Salsa. You can tell if the fruit themselves have been frozen, and not to use those, but why not the rest?


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