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The 468 eastern redbud trees at Fort Stewart's Warriors Walk are dying. According to Fort Stewart public affairs spokesman Kevin Larson, the trees intended to be living memorials begin dying shortly after they're planted.
The Marne Division's 25th command sergeant major retired Friday morning in a ceremony on Fort Stewart's Cottrell Field. Command Sgt. Maj. Edd Watson's retirement ceremony was attended by a dozen members of his family, including his wife Sharon and their three daughters.
TIFTON – The Georgia Museum of Agriculture is offering free admission to all military personnel and their families through Labor Day.
An article recently posted on WalletHub.com by John S. Kiernan ranked Georgia at 29th on a list that the writer said represents the best and worst states for military retirees.
Col. Kevin Gregory, U.S. Army garrison commander for Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield, delivered the State of the Garrison address Thursday during Liberty County Chamber of Commerce's Progress Through People luncheon at the Liberty County Board of Education Transportation Complex.
As controversy swirls around the troubled Veterans Administration and its ability to provide medical care to the nation's veterans, one local veteran says the agency has long had issues serving its constituents.
He has a new job title, but it's not the first time Command Sgt. Maj. Christopher Gilpin has called Fort Stewart home. In fact, when he took over as the 3rd Infantry Division's command sergeant major in early April, Gilpin began his fifth tour at Fort Stewart.
The commander of the 3rd Infantry Division and Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield shared lunch and comments Wednesday with the Coastal Georgia chapter of the Association of the U.S. Army at the Performing Arts Center in Flemington.
Seventy artillerymen with the 1st Battalion, 76th Field Artillery, 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division conducted air-assault training Friday morning on the Vanguard Brigade's compound.
Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield will rename the engineer qualification area in honor of the late Thomas D. Houston Jr. for his contributions to Stewart-Hunter over a period of more than 50 years.
Twenty-two soldiers with Battery B, 1/76th Field Artillery, 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division conducted air-assault training Friday at Fort Stewart.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Army announced plans Thursday to develop three 30-megawatt, alternating-current, solar photovoltaic arrays - one each for Forts Stewart, Gordon and Benning. The projects are projected to bring the U.S. Army 9 percent closer to its commitment of President Barack Obama of deploying 1 gigawatt of renewable energy by 2025.
Former 3rd Infantry Division and Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield commander retired Lt. Gen. William G. Webster Jr. was sworn in as a member of the Savannah Technical College Board of Directors at a recent meeting by Liberty County Probate Court Judge Nancy K. Aspinwall. He was appointed to serve on the STC board of directors by the Technical College System of Georgia state board. Webster led the 3rd ID from 2003-06. For the past year, he has served as one of two senior mentors for the US War College, and worked for the Chief of Staff, US Army.
Local area veterans of the American Legion Post No. 168 in Hinesville had a pleasant surprise as they gathered for breakfast at their monthly meeting Saturday morning. The former secretary of Veterans Affairs under both Bush administrations, Anthony Principi, and 1st Congressional District candidate Dr. Bob Johnson were on hand to have coffee and doughnuts and speak with the vets.
About 200 military-police officers with the 385th MP Battalion took part in a special run early Friday morning from Fort Stewart's Marne Garden to the Hinesville Police Department.
A team of 32 soldiers from D Company, 82nd Civil Affairs Battalion has left the West African nation of Liberia, and all but two have returned to Fort Stewart.
RUKLA, Lithuania - Cranes hoisted five U.S. Army tanks into Lithuania on March 15, marking the first time the two nations will train with tanks since 1990, when the country became an independent state.
Active duty and retired soldiers, Department of Defense civilians and family members came to Fort Stewart's Corkan Family Fun Center to learn about regional recreational opportunities.
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 46 will have annual elections for 2015-16 officers at 7 p.m. Monday, March 16, meeting at the Liberty County Health Center, 1113 E. Oglethorpe Highway.
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To those folks in Sandy's path ...
Keep safe! This one looks like it will be a bad one. Was out earlier this morning - the winds were very strong then so I can only imagine what it will be like when Sandy actually hits.
Everything is shut down here in NYC, so Gracie and I are hunkering down for the day. Got everything we need; as long as we keep power, all should be well. I'm too high up to be very concerned about flooding. Fingers crossed.
Good luck everyone! Stay in and browse the seed catalogs ...
Montgomery County Maryland dodged a major bullet and we got off lightly compared to what was predicted. Only about 10,000 without power and that number is falling fast.
My thoughts and prayers are with the New Yorkers and New Jerseyians who took the direct hit.
Yes, both are on L.I., and Nan and others. Donn is on/near water. Maybe without power, but I hope they are all OK.
I'm fine in my area; power's on, no flooding in the streets, no trees down that I can see. We didn't get much rain here, but the WINDS! Surprisingly, my two pots of mums took a licking, but they are still ticking - full of flowers.
It is so heartbreaking to see the damage done, especially in New Jersey. I know of one co-worker who lost his (main) home on the Jersey shore. I am happy to be personally safe, but it is really hard to see the images of folks and places that have been so devastated. Can only imagine how they must feel.
Still on an involuntary "vacation" - no way for me to get to work. Maybe tomorrow.
I thought of all the members on this Forum from the affected areas and said a prayer. Today I spoke to my cousin who lives in Jersey: lost 3 large trees on her lot but luckily no damage to the house, but they are still without power and they all work in NYC so can't make it to work yet. Another cousin in Queens lost everything: flooding up to the second floor, then blown out doors as the water started to recede and furniture just floated out of the house. We in Ottawa had a couple of hours of high winds, and a little rain - nothing to speak of so we have to be very thankful. Hope help comes to those who need it soon.
Hey, PV, good thing you have power! It just hit me yesterday that all the poor folks in highrises without power have to walk up and down the stairs! My co-worker's son lives on the 10th floor of a building with no power, with dogs that must get walked, so he will be in shape by the time the power comes back on!
But seriously, with all the heartbreaking stories I've been hearing - the latest about the two little boys (in Staten Island?) had me in tears - to lose power is not a big deal. If all you lost is electricity for a few days, you should count yourself very lucky indeed. I know I am blessed compared to what others are dealing with. It's kinda turning my stomach to hear people complain about no electricity after three days when some people have no home. Too many people have lost their homes, and worse their lives or their loved ones, to sit there and complain about the lack of lights, internet connectivity or cell phone usage.
Sorry, off my soapbox... Best wishes and prayers to those affected by Sandy.
We lost two trees and we just got running electric about 2 hours now. This was pretty bad. It felt like being in the Twilight Zone, no electric, cell phone, heat, television or internet. The stores are running on generators (the one's that are up). Getting gas is really a pain. Fortunately, I got mine the night before the storm.
I hope all is well with the others.
We just got power back today and many are still without - boy was it great to take a hot shower! And get back on the computer!
I am all the way out east on the island and damage seems to be much worse as you head west towards the city.Donn in Amityville may have had bad damage (I'm not sure how close to the water he is, but it is a waterfront commuunity.) Trudy is more mid-island I think, so she is probably without power but not flooded. Alberta is pretty close to the water in Mastic, but I work with someone who lives in that area and they were ok (OK being out of power - - -EVERYONE was out of power - - -but not flooded)
There hasn't been school in a week and many schools aren't sure they will have power for next week (Parents are losing their minds..) and the lines for gasoline are hours long.
Counting my blessings and like many of you, feeling very bad for families that lost their homes entirely. For the rest of us, it's just a relatively brief inconvience.
So glad to hear you are OK Nan! And I had forgotten that Alberta lived there, too.
Donn's home is right on the water. I know his street has flooded in the past, but I don't remember the flooding ever reaching his home. There wasn't a hurricane then, though.
My brother and his wife are on a canal in Amityville and their home was totally flooded. They are staying with my mom and assessing the repairs. This happened only last year in this community (Hurricane Irene) and he just got finished paying for all new floors, sheet rock, electrical wiring (insurance helped) and now they have to start all over again and I think the damage is worse this time. I think it sure has him (and others) questioning the sense of waterfront property. As my daughter (the environmetal science graduate)says -- mother nature always wins in these territory disputes.
I emailed Alberta, and she answered this morning. She's fine, was without power for 4 days and without phone or internet for 5 days.
I also emailed Trudi and Donn, no response from them yet. They are probably among the many who still have no power. My email address for Donn was a very old one. I'm not sure it's still current, but it hasn't bounced back.
Thank you all for the well wishes. I got my phone line back today and with it my cable. The house is on a generator that we only got two days ago, we lost our power exactly a week ago. So far we've only waited 90 minutes twice to buy gas for the generator though I do know the lines were much worse last week.
I have natural gas so I can cook on the top of the stove, and I boiled pots of water on it to radiate heat and warm the house. I've got lined curtains in most of the windows and two warm dogs. It's kinda crowded in the bed at night but we've been warm and comfy enough and that's great. We have hot water but no furnace.
I pushed myself this fall to cut back the garden early this year and I am happy that I did so. Anything over three feet was destroyed if it wasn't hardwood or shrub. All my trellises blew down and we lost a large and old pink dogwood and the 3 in 1 Plum is now just 2 in 1--the center (and largest) graft snapped out. I'm not sad about the dogwood, we were going to cut it down next spring as it is very old and more deadwood than living--I said to Steve let's move the cars and I'm so glad we did. When the dogwood snapped and fell it missed the cars by a foot. (yay me!) Fortunately we don't have to bundle, bag or tie any of the trees or destroyed bushes which makes yard clean up very fast. We finished it up today because of the generator--Steve used his sawzall and I took it to the curb. The town has a grader and a dump truck go up and down the streets all day and they just scoop up all the logs and trees and their sidewalked roots and take it away. You put it out and they pick it up, it's as simple as that.
The whole neighborhood took a major hit, I'm happy we made the investment in the house years back and resided with hurricane resistant siding and I'm happy that we did a refi put a new roof on the house last summer...these are things that you grit your teeth about and stomp your feet when you pay the bill but turns out they were more than worth it, we had no damage to the house (my sister had fish in her basement!). We're lucky.
Thank you again for asking about me, we're okay and doing better than most. THe house is on a hill and the trees only hit the ground--there's a car a block from here with an oak tree on it, and houses with oak trees in them now. It's bad, but it will get better.
Okay! Good to hear from you both, Trudi and Nancy, and to know that you are alright.
Now this blasted snow! Darn near broke my arse about 10 times tonight walking home from the subway. But I made it with all bones intact.
Does anyone else have the feeling we are going to have a wicked winter?
So glad to read that you are all safe. There's no doubt that you could have done without Sandy. Still wondering how Don fared since he practically lived on the water. I remember him posting photos of the water coming up the 'canal' when there were tide surges.
Everyone take care!
So that accounts for all Long Islanders that I know of, except for Donn.
And I hate to say it, but if he is on a canal in Amityville, it is very likely that he's got his hands full with a total mess. My brother (same location)had 5.5 feet of water in the house (ground floor/only floor - a ranch)and it is a total loss. He spent the week this week dragging out furniture over runined floors and prying drawers on dressers/nighttables/cabinets open with a crow bar because the wood structures had swelled and tightened, keeping the contents hostage. When he got to the the contents - everything absolutely ruined. Papers, pictures, a 20 year collection of video tapes of family events. Every piece of furniture, every appliance, most all clothing except for things on the highest closet shelves.
He has insurance and FEMA may help, but anyone who has ever gone through an emergency that called for insurance knows that it just won't cover everything. For instance, his outdoor hot tub is neither a household "content" or "structure" (thousands to replace) and all the landscaping around the property too. He is VERY lucky that our Mom still lives in the too big for her family home. He's moved back in there with wife, dog and busniess (he works from home) they all get along well, which is good, becasue he is saying he will probably have to rebuild entirely and that will take some time.
We're alive, but pretty cranky. We just got power back last night, and were without gas for a week.
We got 31" of water, so all the first floor is toast, including all the remodel work we just did. I ripped out 700 square feet of new hardwood flooring and 400 of carpeting.
We have good insurance, but it'll be a long slog getting it all squared away.
The garden is toast.
So glad to hear from you, Donn! I got your email reply, too. When I emailed you I wasn't even certain that the address was current. I knew your home was right on the water. I remember lots of old pictures that you posted that showed the canal. I also remembered pictures of your flooded street where the flooding stopped just not-too-far from your property.
I'm so sorry to hear about all of the damage. Hell, I'd be pretty damned cranky, too. Did you stay in your home all that time? Despite politicians being so quick to pat themselves on the back over the handling of the recovery, the slow progress seems abysmal to me. I'm glad you at least got your power back now.
Donn, I was checking in to see how you faired. I'm so sorry your home was so damaged by the storm, and your garden simply wiped out (I know how having your entire garden wiped out feels, mine was sucked into a tornado a few years ago). I'm so glad you are all fine there, but so sorry it's going to take so long getting everything squared away and back to being home.
Hi everyone
Donn so sorry to hear about all the damage you sustained. Hopefully by now the insurance company has done something to help you out.
Karen, thanks so much for the emai, it was great hearing from you and knowing that you were concerned. I spend almost all my time on facebook online.
Nan...glad to hear you came through it fine, and thanks for thinking of me too. Thankfully we fared fine through it with just the loss of power and internet and phone. No property damage, :)
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It also will be a tough ticket, with UK announcing the afternoon game at Memorial Coliseum (8,000) a sellout shortly after the Cats downed Bradley. UK is 68-3 at home over the last five seasons. Kentucky has won 42 straight regular-season games at home against non-conference opponents.
This is the highest ranked both teams have been in the rivalry game and the second straight time both teams are ranked in the top 10 nationally. Last season, UK was ranked No. 9 and the Cards were rated No. 7.
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"The JIP will develop technologies needed to provide electrical power to subsea pumps, electrical submersible pumps and subsea gas compressors for projects on the Norwegian continental shelf, in the Gulf of Mexico and other places around the world," says Statoil senior V.P. for research, development and innovation Karl Johnny Hersvik.
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Spirits (score only) (Piano Feature). Composed by David J. Long. Solo with Percussion Ensemble. For Solo with Percussion Ensemble (Solo Piano Percussion 1 (4.3-octave Marimba, small suspended cymbal, high woodblock, cuica) Percussion 2 (4.3-octave Marimba, claves, medium suspended cymbal) Percussion 3 (vibraphone, xylophone, temple blocks, medium chain) Percussion 4 (chimes 4.3-octav). Medium. Score only. Duration 14:00. Published by C. Alan Publications (CN.06301).
Evoking the sounds of the spirits, this piece utilizes many unconventional sounds to achieve the desired effects. (i.e. box filled with broken glass, heavy chain) A beautifully haunting piano solo emphasizes the spectral nature of the work.
I. The Succubus: A demon of the night who masquerades as a seductive woman beguiling men in their sleep. II. The Poltergeist: A malevolent spirit whose hauntings are characterized by loud noises, strange lights, rapping sounds, shrieks, and moving objects.
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Lark Evelyn <3
Never considered this name before, but I fell fast.
"Happy as a lark" is pretty awesome, but what sold us was I found out larks are symbolic for the night is over, morning has dawned. And that is where we are at in this stage of our lives. Now that I love it, I cant imagine Not using it, and not sure why it hasnt caught on yet.
Evelyn is for my darling grandmother.
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Usually the all are a teaspoon per gallon. I use a ppm meter ti nitrate my poisonous brew. Since I water almost daily when it's warm, I want no more than an 150ppm change. Since I use a Siphonex which is supposed to dilute the mix 16 to 1 but in reality does other depending on water pressure, size of hose etc I measur the tap ppm, then the ppm of what comes out of the hose. I add enough of whatever to give a 150 ppm rise. In reality, I only do this now and then as a check since once it's dialed in, it never changes.
I don't know what the change should be if you water once a week, I suspect around 300 to 400. Measure the ppm of the water source, add 1 tspn per gallon and measure again. adjust to get the desired range. If you don't have a ppm device go to a place that sells water and act interested in their product, they'll test for you.
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Im newbie in this beer world, talking about producing beer, but with more experiene running a bar, i have a beer dispenser system installed on the bar on loan from my beer distributor,named flash chiller(brand: GEL CHOPP company in São Paulo Brasil) this model works with r134a refrigerant and have 11000 btu capacity, am using a commertial 30 litre kegs from Modelo especial and Negra Modelo, i want to introduce beer with diferent flavors in the bar, adding some extract or puree to the modelo especial or negra modelo beer.
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1.-exists a tool to open a comercial keg? ( i saw a video where some guy with a screwdriver remove the conection ring and then access the empty keg ( in this case will be full)
2.- can i add flavor to a modelo especial or negra modelo commertial keg? ( like vanilla,cherry,etc etc)
3.- i will need to hot up the beer again o just adding extract or pure?
4.- if this its possible what is the difference between puree and extract.
THANKS in advance i will apreciate your help.
What kind of tap does the Modelo 30 liter keg use? I see the Especial is sold in the USA in 1/4 kegs (7.75 gallons - which is a bit shy of 30 liters) which use the Sankey D Type. And the mayhem in the videos I've seen of how people have removed the spear on those kegs rarely leaves me feeling the keg could be successfully re-sealed.
Why not come up with a mini-shot dispenser holding various extracts that you could shoot (with a flourish, of course!) into each glass before filling it with the basic beer? That would easily enable a wide range of adulterants - err - characters - to be added (at a premium, certainly) without having to actually premix and hold all that volume of doctored - umm - "enhanced" beer...
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I agree, I would add the extra flavorings in the glass, call it a "beer cocktail" and charge a premium for it!
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day trippr you are right its a liitle less than 30 its like 29, the insistence of several system dispensers and fill the keg or add a flavor dispenser in the process before the tap its simple.
all bussines(bars)have his secrets metods and recipes, and if i do the fill glass in front of the customers it will lost the mistery of the several flavors ( and for the competitors will be easy to copy the metod). the idea its install 6 flash chiller in the bar and dispense a diferent flavor from each tap this will be more atractive to customers and will create more doubt and uncertainty to bars that are near or be a rivalry. i apreciate your help and comments
I think you will run into some angry distributors if you try to open a keg and add flavors. If a brewery gets its keg back with nasty puree residue inside I imagine they will be upset. It also may violate your contract with the distributor.
Maybe try using a Randall with whole fruit?
Beer is the center of everything. Everything revolves around beer. When you drink beer, everything revolves. Therefore beer is the center of everything. University of Waterloo EngineersPrimary/Secondary: Canadian Dallas Dark Coffee AleBottle: Belgian Battering Ram (Tripel), Assassyn (IIPA), I Am GRoot Beer
Sounds like you could use inline flavor infusers* of some sort. One or more kegs in the cellar, 6 different infusers, 6 fruity taps.
*Disclaimer: I know nothing about the bar business, infusers, or flavor-doped beers. If this turns out to be a successful idea, you can send me monthly royalty checks.
I was thinking one of those hop rocket canisters myself. Then you could route the beer through a chosen one for the extra flavors.


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Utility Amplifier is a rugged, compact 1.5-watt amplifier designed to meet the requirements of continuous low-power audio applications. It is ideally suited for telephone line "music-on-hold" amplification. It can also be used to drive monitor speakers, headphones, or as a line amplifier. With accessory transformer Model WMT1A connected to the input, the GA2 will provide amplification for a 600-ohm telephone line. Model GA2 has a high-impedance input that is available at both a phono jack and screw terminals. Only 50mV is required for full output.A choice of 8-ohm or 600-ohm output is provided. Low distortion, wide frequency response, and low hum and noise further contribute to excellent performance. A screwdriver adjustable volume control is provided on the chassis. The amplifier is compact and easily mounted on a wall or in any convenient location. The unit is UL listed.
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Located across Main North Road, the Adelaide Super-Drome is a huge sports complex featuring an international cycling track. Call for more details.
»Greater Union Arndale Cinema
Greater Union Arndale Cinema is the latest cinema complex to be built in South Australia. There are eight movie cinema halls, including the 3D screen offering superb sound and visual effects. The double seats with high backs and lift-up armrests are a popular feature with couples. There are plenty of places to eat close to the Arndale Shopping Centre. This part of town has a great selection of Asian restaurants.
»Piccadilly Cinemas
The Wallis Theatres - Piccadilly Cinemas an Art Deco cinema was constructed in 1941 and the three-screen complex has been carefully renovated to retain the look of the period. Close to the trendy restaurants and cafes of North Adelaide, this area is always bustling and alive. In conjunction with some of the nearby restaurants, a special meal deal offer is available for a meal and cinema ticket see the website for details of participating restaurants. There is disabled access at selected sessions only, so please check on the day.
»The Brompton
Located on First Street, the Brompton is something new to the city. Locals come here to chill out at the bar, some come down to indulge in gaming, while there are others who come here to grab a great meal with family. Brasserie, the in-house restaurant offers a menu that combines traditional items and pub grub. The bar here stocks a wide selections of wines and alcoholic beverages. For more details, check website.
»Adelaide Entertainment Centre
Seating in excess of 12,000 people, Adelaide Entertainment Centre is a huge complex that presents the biggest international shows in Adelaide. The venue has been utilized for creations as diverse as the ballet, "Swan Lake", and motocross bike racing! Old rockers on world tours, such as Kiss, Bob Dylan and Roxy Music tend to stop off here as part of their itinerary. There is a good range of nearby restaurants for pre-show dining.
»Hindmarsh Stadium
The Hindmarsh Stadium is a world-class facility for soccer, rugby and other games. It was one of the venues for the 2000 Olympic Games. It has seating for more than 15500 people and other facilities to match. Call ahead for more details.
»Holden Street Theatres
If you are interested in performing arts, Holden Street Theatres is the place to go. This theater has attained a new incarnation with a special notice from the government against its closure in the past. It has thereby become an icon in reviving the fast dying theatrical scene in the city. The place showcases theatricals in different genres, so you will get a peek into classical theater as well as experimental and modernist plays in the city. With wonderful equipments, well equipped stage and great lights, all the shows here are like-life. Attending a show at the Holden Street Theatres is sure to be an enthralling experience for you.
»Adelaide Oval
Dominating the parkland between Torrens lake and St Peter's Cathedral lies the Adelaide Oval, often mooted as the most picturesque test cricket ground in the world. The first test match played here was Australia against England in 1884. Since that time the ground has been used for other sports such as rugby league and Australian rules football. The distinctive Victor Richardson and Clarrie Grimmett gates add special character to the ground, while the splendid old scoreboard dates back to Edwardian times. Public tours of the Oval and Museum are conducted every Tuesday and Thursday, and on Sundays during the cricket season.
»Ford Fiesta Moonlight Cinema
Watch the current flick at the Ford Fiesta Moonlight Cinema, an open-air theater. For show timings and ticket information, check website.
»Memorial Drive Tennis Club
Over 670 locals take pride in being the members of Memorial Drive Tennis Club. With 27 well-maintained courts and premium coaching facilities, this center is the most sought after sporting venue to enjoy this royal sport. Here, after a tiring game one can hit the pool, sauna or spa and relax at the center's plush lounge. But the main highlight of the center that attracts the major crowd are the famous tournaments like Australian Open and Davis Cup as well as social events held here. For more information on the center, check their website.