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Ben Browning (Cut Copy) DJ Set
U Street Music Hall
1115 U Street NW
Washington, DC, 20009
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A pulsating solo effort from electronic pop crooning man-child and Cut Copy bassist Ben Browning is the shiniest, newest addition to the Cutters stable of artists.
Prior to starting on Cut Copy's most recent album Zonoscope, Ben Browning dug into his trusty mind-hole and began penning tracks for a solo release, culminating in the new 12-inch EP which is to be released by Cutters Records. I Can't ...Stay is the lead single, taken from Browning's forthcoming EP on Cutters records.
It opens with an almost calypso guitar lead, before opening up into bouncing bass driven club-pop, the likes of which wouldn't have been entirely out of place on the recent Cut Copy album. The vocal is trademark Ben Browning: delicately strained melodic and harmonic stylings, with a seeming fragility which belies its true versatility.
The talents of Architecture In Helsinki's Gus Franklin and Haima Marriott were enlisted to add production and shimmer, with Franklin even laying down live-drums on the final recording. Meanwhile, Cut Copy's own Dan Whitford reached into his collection of vintage synths to provide keyboard programming, producing some of the the classic keyboard tones herein.
What's that you say? You wanna dance? Never fear, the single is rounded out by two energetic remixes of the lead track I Can't Stay. Cutters' own Knightlife, who has made spacey disco bliss his stock in trade, has transformed this into and epic, infectious melodic house gem. And DFA's Juan Maclean opts for an energized version, more faithful to the original, much like classic expertly finessed dance mixes of old.
While the District of Columbia has seen a fluctuation of creative types recently, few artists have influenced the scene as prolifically as OZKER. Organic and locally grown, OZKER has established himself in the past few years as one of DC's hardest working DJ, producer, graphic designer and mural artist, all the while spreading that undeniable aura of being a loveable, huggable type of guy. His devotion to the infectious groove and its counterpart, the bottomless beat, is matched only by his devotion to that trademark follicle foliage that you're bound to see bobbing up and down behind turntables throughout the city!
Ozker has opened for such noted talent as Dillon Francis, The Bloody Beetroots, Will Eastman, Gigamesh, Classixx, Tensnake, Oliver, The 2 Bears, Bit Funk, Anna Lunoe & Nickodemus, amongst many others. He holds several monthly residencies in the city, including nights at Eighteenth St Lounge, Dodge City, Marvin and the Velvet Lounge.
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A CHRISTIAN Iranian family, rescued by Canadian Jewish Philanthropist Yank Barry, stands outside a church in Bulgaria .
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The Canadian-Jewish philanthropist Yank Barry, dubbed the Jewish Schindler, moved closer to his goal of rescuing 1,200 refugees from the war-torn Middle East, the same number of Jews that Oskar Schindler saved during the Holocaust.In a Skype interview on Wednesday from the outskirts of Sofia ,Bulgaria, Barry told The Jerusalem Post he has provided refuge for 782 people from the Middle East. Most of the refugees are from Syria.In sign of reciprocity, he said "the Syrian refugees delivered 200,000 liters of water" to Bulgarians affected by flooding and a severe heat wave.He has spent $3 million on securing two hotels to lodge the residents.His hotels provide social services, medical care and educational opportunities.Barry has been in Bulgaria for four months organizing the latest round of permanent housing.He gained global fame with the band The Kingsmen ("Louie, Louie" song).Barry runs the prominent international charity Global Village Champions humanitarian organization.During the Skype interview, Omid Salehi, an Iranian Christian refugee, turned to Barry and said: "He saved my life."Bulgaria is the first point of European entry for many Middle East refugees escaping wars and persecution. Iranian Christians face widespread persecution in the Islamic Republic of Iran.Salehi, his two brothers, parents, and cousin fled to Bulgaria because they could not practice their Christian faith in Iran.The family fled the northeastern city of Esfarayen, which has a population of just over 50,000. Omid's father worked as a driver and mechanic in Esfarayen.Salehi said Iranian President Hassan Rouhani is not concerned about improving life for the country's struggling Christians."All presidents of Iran only think of themselves, about money... Presidents change but the politics stay the same."George Sabbagh, a Syrian Christian, told the Post "All Syrian Christians should leave."He said terrorist Jihadi groups are responsible for the persecution of Christians.Asked about a political solution for the Syrian civil war, he said "It will take a lot of time."Asked about Israel, Sabbagh said "If anyone could get Assad out,it would be Israel."Israelis, he added, "are our brothers, never against us."The Iraqi refugee Nidahal Faraj said she fled because the family was threatened with death for working with the American army.Faraj, a Sunni Iraqi, said she is "not really happy." She added that under Saddam Hussein there was safety.She expressed disappointment with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki."We don't like him. He doesn't share with the Iraqi people."Lheg Youseff Kassem , a Syrian Kurd, said he fled because of the terrorism of the al-Qaida spinoff ISIS."They want to kill us and cut off heads," he said.Kassem said "[US President] Obama can make pressure on all sides to make a solution, to make peace in the country [Syria]."His five-member family fled to Turkey and then to Bulgaria. He said "the Islamic group is more dangerous than Assad."Similar to the view of many Syrian Kurds interviewed by the Post, he said: "Israel is like other countries. It has a right to live in peace with other people."
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This game is a part of the 2012 Kansas Boys State Basketball Playoff Brackets: KSHS - Class 6A tournament. These two teams meet in round 2 (Round 2). You can view the full bracket here.
(March 9, 2012: Overland Park, KS 66213) The Blue Valley Northwest Huskies basketball team scored 56 points and restricted the visiting Topeka Trojans to 44 in the Huskies non-league victory on Friday.
The Huskies now sport a 24-1 record. They play next when they travel to Heights for a non-league contest on Saturday, March 10. Blue Valley Northwest will meet a Falcons team coming off a 73-61 non-league win over Blue Valley North (Overland Park, KS). The Falcons record now stands at 22-2.
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LGBT History Spotlight: Gilbert Baker & the Rainbow Flag
October 17, 2012 by Maureen McCarty, HRC Associate Director of Digital Media
Now a ubiquitous symbol for the LGBT movement, the rainbow flag was born out of a phone call between Harvey Milk and Gilbert Baker.
Days before the San Francisco Gay Freedom Day Pride, Harvey Milk approached Gilbert Baker to create a positive symbol to help unite the movement. Baker organized thirty volunteers to create the hand-dyed and stitched rainbow flag, which debuted on June 25, 1978.
"There's an old saying among flag makers: A true flag can never be designed, but is torn from the soul of a people," Baker said to Metro Weekly in 2007.
To encapsulate Milk's message of hope for the community, Baker assigned each of the eight colors a meaning: hot pink for sexuality, red for life, orange for healing, yellow for sunlight, green for nature, turquoise for magic or art, blue for serenity or harmony and violet for spirit.
Following the assassination of Harvey Milk, demand for the rainbow flag skyrocketed in California.
In 1989 the flag gained nationwide attention when John Stout sued his landlord for prohibiting him from displaying the flag on his West Hollywood apartment balcony.
Though today's variation is just six-striped, the flag remains a symbol of hope and unity for our community.
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The DarbyThere's no denying that the official draw of New York Fashion Week is getting to see the new collections and shows, but unofficially, we know that no Fashion Week would be complete without the parties.
The past seven days proved to be no exception, as our favorite designers and A-listers celebrated everywhere from Bow to No. 8.
Click through to see where else the fashion set partied this week. These hot spots are sure to be your go-to venues this spring.
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Video: LFNW2010 - Linux Server HardeningSubmitted by Scott Dowdle on Wed, 2010-04-28 13:08. LFNW2010 | security | video
Linux Server Hardening Tips and Techniques by Gary Smith.
Video: LFNW2010 - RHEL Automation with SystemBuilderSubmitted by Scott Dowdle on Wed, 2010-04-28 13:06. CentOS | LFNW2010 | RHEL | video
Automating Configuration, Deployment and Maintenance for Red Hat and CentOS by Kay Williams from Rendition Software.
Video: LFNW2010 - Hack this SiteSubmitted by Scott Dowdle on Wed, 2010-04-28 13:03. LFNW2010 | security | video
Hack this Site or Learn How Anyway by Andrew Becherer.
Video: LFNW2010 - Fedora 13 Sneak PeekSubmitted by Scott Dowdle on Wed, 2010-04-28 13:01. Fedora | LFNW2010 | video
What's under the hat? A sneak peek at Fedora 13 by Jesse Keating.
Video: LFNW2010 - Don't Custom Build that Site!Submitted by Scott Dowdle on Wed, 2010-04-28 12:59. drupal | LFNW2010 | video
Don't custom build that site! The many uses for Drupal by Jakob Perry.
Video: LFNW2010 - Git er done with GITSubmitted by Scott Dowdle on Wed, 2010-04-28 12:57. GIT | LFNW2010 | video
Here's the video of Jesse Keating's introduction to git.
Video: LFNW2010 - Intro to SELinux, Part 2Submitted by Scott Dowdle on Wed, 2010-04-28 12:54. LFNW2010 | selinux | videos
This is is the second hour of the two hour Intro to SELinux presentation by Hal Pomeranz.
Please note, my battery died with about 10 minutes to go so the last bit of the presentation is missing. Sorry!
Video: LFNW2010 - Intro to SELinux, Part 1Submitted by Scott Dowdle on Wed, 2010-04-28 12:52. LFNW2010 | selinux | videos
This is is the first hour of the two hour Intro to SELinux presentation by Hal Pomeranz.
LinuxFest Northwest 2010 Day 1 (late)Submitted by Scott Dowdle on Sun, 2010-04-25 13:18. LFNW2010
Day 1 went very well. The presenters of all of the presentations I went to allowed me to record their presentations... and as in previous years, I plan on sharing those with everyone. I have a problem though... and that is with transcoding the videos.
My family bought a new video camera for Xmas - a Samsung SC-MX20. I'll admit it, we bought it because it was inexpensive. I read the reviews of it before I bought it and I was very aware of the issues I was going to have with it. I have run into one problem that I have yet to be able to resolve... but first a little background. This camera records to an SDcard in .mp4 format. I had not previously had any problems transcoding MP4 video with mencoder, ffmpeg, ffpmeg2theora... but for some reason the .mp4 files created by this camera confuse every piece of transcoding software I've tried. How? At second 2186 some property of the video changes and just break the transcoder. Unfortunately I don't have the error messages in front of me so I'm going to be quite vague. mencoder doesn't freak out but when it hits second 2186 I start to see a lot of duplicate frame messages... which is usually no problem because I see that a lot in various videos I've converted. In this case however, the output video mencoder creates freezes on the last frame although the audio continues just fine. I even tried iMovie on an iMac and it flat out crashed when it it hit second 2186.
At first I thought it was a filesystem problem or a corrupted filesystem on the SDcard. But I've allowed the camera to format every card I've used, I've used multiple cards by different vendors, and I've used multiple computers... and every video that is longer than 2186 has encountered this problem. I'm baffled. I've done some Internet searches but so far they have come up empty.
What's odd is that the original .mp4 video files playback just fine... I'm just having a problem transcoding them. So the worst case scenario is that I have to distribute the very big .mp4 files. I do have one strategy left to try and that is to use Handbrake and convert them to another .mp4 file and try to transcode that. I haven't had time to do that yet but at this point I'm crossing my fingers and hopes that works. If I can't find a solution to this problem, I'm definitely going to have to buy another camera. For videos shorter than that, no problem. I guess while recording I could hit stop and start every 30 minutes but that is very error prone.
I didn't have much time to proof read this so sorry for any typos!
LinuxFest Northwest 2010 Day 0Submitted by Scott Dowdle on Sat, 2010-04-24 07:33. LFNW2010
Warren Sanders, Paul Arnot and I arrived in Bellingham, WA pretty late. Warren drove up the night before and attended the BozemanLUG meeting. We left about 7:45 AM. Got to Missoula and stopped for breakfast at The Shack. Our good buddy psymin was there as was Franklin (I don't recall how to spell his handle) and we also got to meet sthon. psymin for the second year in a row paid for our meal. We really owe him some food if and when he ever makes it to Bozeman.
Stopped about 44 miles outside of Bellingham for dinner at some Janpanese fast food type place. I had the #32 which was grilled vegetables. Warren and Paul had something called "Bento boxes". It were good.
Finally made it to the Hampton Inn about 10 PM PDT. It was amazing that we actually made it there considering Warren didn't have any map or instructions for the trip and just decided why not just wing it. Amazingly I found our previous hotel from two years ago but Warren did have to consult Google Info for the street address of the Hotel and then was transfered to the hotel to ask for the highway exit number. There it is. We found it.
The weather? Getting lots of "Seattle area sunshine" which means rain.
Paul won't stop talking about Japan. I have lots of gas although less than in previous years. Paul said he didn't hear me snoring which both Warren and I have trouble believing.
Yeah, silly blog post but hey, it WAS day 0.
Charged up the digital still camera and the video camera... so I hope to get a lot of sharables today. I'm wearing my Fedora tee-shirt and hope to get a Fedora netbook skin because I AM running Fedora on my netbook.


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Lefebvre wins Sudbury Liberal nomination
Many layers to art drama
Auto Glass eyes Eyre for new shop
Gilles Boyer sees new glass in his future.
Not much optimism about Ring of Fire progress
Noront Resources Ltd. announced on March 23 it plans to buy Cleveland-based Cliffs Natural Resources' chromite assets in the Ring of Fire.
North Stars sweep to league title
The St. Charles North Stars are the first winners of the World United Hockey League.
Photo gallery: CSCNO boys basketball final
St. Denis Tigres faced the Macdonald-Cartier Pantheres in the CSCNO elementary boys basketball tournament final on Friday. St. Denis won 34-31. Photos
FutureShop unplugs Canadian stores
Retail giant FutureShop abruptly closed its Canadian stores Saturday morning, informing employees before stores were set to open for the weekend.
Opposition slams Grits for sunshine list
Opposition parties were quick to slam the province for the high salaries earned by some public sector employees.
$2.3M invested in mental health programs
Funding for a $1-million harm reduction home was one of six projects to help the mentally ill for which funding was announced Friday.
Out of the Cold program extended
The Out of the Cold shelter program has been extended until April 15 due to continued cold weather, the City of Greater Sudbury announced on Friday.
Nuke waste plans stir Northern angst
Nuclear is in the news, making some residents of Northern Ontario nervous.
Jago, Llorca, LU athletes of the year
While chatting with media ahead of the Laurentian University athletics banquet Thursday, men's hockey captain Vincent Llorca listed many on his roster
Levin a game-breaker
David Levin wasn't on the radar of many hockey teams four years ago.
Post, Spiel to cap Sudbury season
The curling season is drawing to a close as the last bonspiel in Sudbury will be the "Spiel" at the Sudbury CC, April 17-19.


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Truck Trend drove only the 35i. Riding on 245/50R18 Pirelli run-flat tires (17-inch wheels will be standard fitment), and equipped with what will be extra-cost Sports Package options - including a Dynamic Drive system which alters damper, throttle and transmission responses, and steering assist levels - the pre-production X3 was very impressive on the Bavarian roads. It rode calmly, steered neatly, accelerated briskly, shifted gears with decisive subtlety, and generally did all the things that inspire driver pleasure.
Not only drivers will appreciate the changes wrought in the new X3. The rear seat is noticeably more spacious and the cargo compartment has grown by almost two-and-a-half cubic feet to 19.4 cu-ft. The luggage space, accessed through a one-piece tailgate (power opening and closing will be an option in the US), is wide and regularly shaped. And, underneath the cloth camo covers designed to frustrate prying eyes, there's a classier instrument panel. For the US market, iDrive, with a small central screen, will be standard. Choosing the navigation option also brings a larger, 8.8-in screen.
The new X3's greater capacity for both passengers and gear is a result of growth. Although based, like the smaller X1 SUV, on the same architecture as BMW's 3 Series, the new X3 has a wheelbase two inches longer than its little brother and more than half an inch longer than the current X3 model. Length has grown by more than three inches, as have front and rear axle tracks, body width is over an inch more, and both height and ground clearance have been increased by half an inch.
Growth in every direction means the X3 sits at the mid point between the X5 and the X1. Asked if the decisions on new X3's size were as simple as averaging the values of X5 and X1, packaging team leader Hans Penzkofer agrees that the process was almost this straightforward.


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From my earlier question (below), I have a handle on my assets (video) and I also have an implementation of my PlayVideoViewController but I am stuck on how to pass this asset to the playVideoViewController object. Here is a code snippet of the implementation:
(void)viewDidLoad { [super viewDidLoad];
- ALAssetRepresentation *assetRepresentation = [asset defaultRepresentation];
- NSURL *URL = [assetRepresentation url];
- NSLog(@"url: %@", URL );
.... }
In my line 1., it gives me a "Use of undeclared identifier 'asset'" error. If I can pass 'asset' then I can resolve the issue but the only examples I have seen use .nib not storyboard so for example, using .NIB, the call is: PlayVideoViewController *playVideoViewController = [[PlayVideoViewController alloc ] initWithNibName:@"PlayVideoViewController" bundle:nil asset:asset]; Please help on how to pass the 'asset'.
I can't figure out just one thing and I hope someone can help me out. Please note I am not using a .nib but storyboards and that is why I am stuck here.
I have loaded assets (videos) into a tableview and when a user selects a tableviewcell, the app transitions to a new view controller (PlayVideoViewController) that just plays the video. From the class loading the asset (*asset) and letting the user select it, I have this code snippet:
ALAsset *asset = [assets objectAtIndex:row];
UIStoryboard *storyboard = [UIStoryboard storyboardWithName:@"MainStoryboard.storyboard" bundle:nil];
PlayVideoViewController *playVideoViewController = [storyboard instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier:@"PlayVideoViewController"];
[self.navigationController pushViewController:playVideoViewController animated:YES ];
How do I pass the selected video to PlayVideoViewController so it just plays the video? How so I incorporate that into my code and kindly show me an example?


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Tennessee Technological University and Roane State Community College have expanded their 2+2 programs for teacher certification to include an option for those who want to teach in PreK-3 programs.
In Tennessee Tech's College of Education's 2+2 program, students complete an associate's degree in two years at Roane State.
A second two years of study lead to a bachelor's degree, with students attending classes taught by Tennessee Tech professors at Roane State.
The National Endowment for the Arts and the Poetry Foundation present the Poetry Out Loud: National Recitation Contest in partnership with the Tennessee Arts Commission and the Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts at Austin Peay State University.
Poetry Out Loud is a program that encourages high school students to learn about great poetry through memorization, performance and competition.
During January and February, schools are welcome to participate in classroom and schoolwide contests, advancing to a state competition on March 15.
More than 140 runners and walkers showed up at Kingston's Fort Southwest Point for Roane County Schools Coordinated School Health Program's fourth annual fundraising 5K race/walk earlier this month.
Proceeds from the race are used to supplement health and wellness initiatives for students in Roane County Schools.
"Efforts that create opportunities to promote healthy lifestyles are an integral part of the educational process and enhance academic success," said Patti Wells, school health coordinator and race director.
Roane County public and homeschooled students in grades 7-12 are welcome to enter an Americanism-patriotism essay contest offered as part of the Kids on the Rise program of Crossville Fleet Reserve Branch 294.
"The Bill of Rights and Me" is the topic of the essay, which is part of a National Fleet Reserve Association contest offering a $5,000 grand prize.
The Crossville branch will present a minimum $50 grand prize for each grade winner.
Entries should be postmarked no later than Dec. 1 for judging on the branch level.
Midtown Elementary School students and faculty show support for breast cancer awareness with a recent Pink Out, during which they wore pink and formed the breast-cancer awareness pink ribbon on the playground.
The event was a way for the Healthy School team leaders to involve the students and faculty to remind their loved ones of the importance of receiving an annual mammogram and to remind the community to get involved and take a stand against breast cancer.
Bowers Elementary School, Harriman, applauds students who earned placement on its honor rolls for the first nine weeks grading period.
They are:
Third grade — Abraham Barry, Addison Oliver, Caiyden Grigsby, Cooper Qualls, Emma Long, Jessica Ramirez, Skyler Johnson, Kylee Brackett, Loretta Ketterer, Madelyn Ladd, Mason Mullins, Savannah Trew, Talan Moore, Zack Spradlin, Jayden Hawn and Zoe Abernathy.
Roane County Executive Ron Woody has designated Thursday, Oct. 31, as Student Government Day 2013.
This annual event is sponsored by area American Legion Posts with Roane State Community College preparing lunch for the participating students.
On this day, students from each high school will spend time with the official whom they were selected to represent.
"This event is a great opportunity for our students to see their county government at work," Woody said.
Midway Elementary School principal Tim Thompson, back row at far left, and assistant principal Jennifer Spakes, back row at far right, honor September students of the month.
They are, in grade order, Braydon Walker, Tate Mason, Taven Lewis, Kiersten Ruffner, Izak Bettis, Dalton Cowell, Sean Knecht, Kali Kile, Reese Collier, Zachary Price, Meredith Sweeney, Ayshia Turner, Shayla Wood, Zane Edwards, McKayla McFarland, Blaine Townsend, Connor Johnson and Dylan Cowell.
Reserve Officers Training Corps programs at East Tennessee State University and Tennessee Technological University are among 13 across the nation identified for closure by the U.S. Army.
The two-year phase-out plan begins immediately and is expected to be completed by August 2015.
"We are devastated said Brian Noland, ETSU president. "We feel this decision is an injustice to our students, to our graduates, and to the outstanding men and women who have led this program since it was founded in 1952."
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The Roane County News is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Roane County and Kingston, Tennessee, and the surrounding area.


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AUBURN, AL - SEPTEMBER 25: Head coach Gene Chizik of the Auburn Tigers against the South Carolina Gamecocks at Jordan-Hare Stadium on September 25, 2010 in Auburn, Alabama. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
Auburn coach Gene Chizik said he will settle on a starting quarterback for the game at No. 1 LSU by Tuesday's practice. Barrett Trotter started the first six games for the No. 19 Tigers, but Clint Moseley took over in the second half of a 17-6 victory over Florida on Saturday night. Chizik said he and offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn would talk again after Sunday evening's practice.
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We had a wonderful time in Scotland and Ireland 8/26/2013 – 9/4/2013. We did a lot in a short time period. Some would say we missed the better parts of Ireland, but it suited us just fine to get away. Here goes:
Day One: Left Sunday evening 8/26 at 7:00 pm, Envoy class because it is an 8 hour flight and my DH is a big guy. Wow – I have never been able to sleep on a plane, but I sure did! We had champagne as soon as we boarded (before takeoff). The former governor from our state was in the row in front of us, which was kind of exciting..., but I digress. Our seats went all the way back and I felt like I was almost in an egg. Well, anyway, flight takes off without a hitch. We had a nice dinner of spinach salad, beef tenderloin, rolls, key lime pie, more champagne, a little wine, a little TV and off to sleep. I awoke only 10 minutes before landing at Heathrow. I recall getting my photo snapped not once, but twice by Customs. (huh?) On to a connecting flight to Edinburgh, (we sat in last row) and were in Scotland by 11:40 am local time. No problem getting our luggage, golf clubs, and finding a cab to the Balmoral Hotel in the heart of Edinburgh. Since it was 12:30ish, our room was not ready yet. We left our bags at the hotel and took a walk. It was a beautiful sunny but chilly day (compared to home), and we stopped in an Italian bistro, which I later concluded was a chain restaurant, called Bella Italia and ordered a duck pizza. Good, but interesting! Off to meander more around the neighborhood. There was a lot of beautiful architecture, old buildings, bustling atmosphere, etc. We stopped in a small shop and I bought our DGD a red plaid dress for Christmas. Sweet! We went back to the hotel and checked into our room. Front desk had upgraded us and we had a lovely view of the city, beautiful room with antique furniture, a couple rounded bay windows, with a table & chairs looking out onto the street and Waverly train station. Great! We changed into our bathing suits and headed to the spa/ pool. Got in some much needed exercise, sauna, steam room, and headed back upstairs to take a nap. A couple hours later we went down to the bar at Balmoral and had a couple cocktails. I had champagne (again) but this time it was served with a rose petal in it. The bartender was really something to watch. He knew his stuff. Off we went back to the streets and walked around – we checked out the train station so we could find out how to get tickets for the next day's ride to St. Andrews. I also tried to get tickets to a show as it was the last night of the Fringe Festival. The show I wanted to see was sold out, and it didn't start until 10:15pm. Since it was our first day and we were a bit tired, we just decided to bag it, walked to a pub and had a couple beers, a chicken sandwich and back to our hotel to bed.
Day Two: We woke to a room service knocking on the door with our breakfast. OMG – DH had something I have never seen before and cannot imagine eating myself, but he loved it - Black pudding and Haddies (sp?) along with his eggs. I chose a Belgian waffle with berries. The coffee was a bit different, but overall we were still in heaven and on a trip "high". LOL!! After breakfast we quickly got dressed and headed off the Edinburgh Castle. The waiting line was about 30 minutes, so not too bad! I bought an umbrella thinking it might rain and had left mine at the hotel. Wow- the castle was awesome! Almost like a little city in itself. We toured the Castle for about 2 hours, took lots of pictures, had a sampling of scotch, and bought some scarves. Overall great day – but we had a train to catch as our reservations awaited us at the Old Course. We went back to hotel, packed up, got all our bags, and walked to the train station right next door. I got a couple ham/cheese sandwiches to eat on the train at some place called The Upper Crust. We boarded the train and had a very nice ride – loved the pretty scenery, houses, goats, cows, etc… We arrived in Luechers and grabbed a cab to the Old Course Hotel. Wow! More champagne!!! We checked into our room and DH immediately got on the phone to the golf concierge to secure a tee time on the Old Course. We quickly found out the hotel could not make any promises and told us to go check it out at the Starter's box. So, off we went. It was so surreal being at the Old Course having seen it so often on TV. I did not see any famous golfers though. Anyway, DH found out he just had to get up super early to talk to the starter about a tee time. We walked around the 18th fairway, looked out over the beach, walked a bit into town and then back to the Jigger Inn to catch some golfers come up upon the 17th fairway. We ate at the Sands Grill that night for dinner. I had salmon and a salad – wonderful. Can't recall what DH had.
Day Three: Alarm rings at 4:00 am for DH to go get in line to play the Old Course. Good heavens - what can I say? A bucket list thing… DH got down there with his clubs. There were 5 or 6 other guys waiting in line. Some without their clubs (and they could not be guaranteed anything). The starter arrives at 6:00 am and DH was able to tee off at 6:30am. I slept in, and then enjoyed a heavenly facial at the Old Course Spa. OMG – wonderful. I especially liked the Relaxation room at the end of my treatment. I eventually caught up with DH and we had lunch at the Jigger Inn – I had French Onion Soup and salad, he had the fish & chips. We met a great waitress there named Esther. I loved hearing all the Scottish accents. I went to the Ladies Pro shop and spoke with Rona, who helped me look up a cousin who lived in Dundee. I was able to get the number and left her a message, but she never returned my call….oh well. By late afternoon, DH and I ventured off to the town of St. Andrews and found our way to the Gray brier Inn, had a couple drinks, and scoped out places to eat dinner. We ended up at the Ogstons (on North Street) that night, and found the food was very good and reasonably priced. On the way back to the hotel, we took pictures of the Clubhouse all lit up at night, and walked over the famous "bridge"
Day Four: We slept in and took our time. I think we had room service breakfast, but not sure what it was. We got dressed and walked into town again. This was my day to shop. I bought some cashmere sweaters for me and our DDs. We went to a little museum/English garden near the University. . We walked through the University a little, and saw the coffee shop in town "Where Kate Met Wills"… LOL. So cute! Lots of nice bakeries, I bought a lovely lavender soft leather wallet at Pretty Things, as I have needed a new wallet for years and I am so picky…. Our camera battery died, and I was sad that there are no camera shops in St. Andrews. People say the old camera shop they had closed down due to the economy…So, after that, we only had our phones to take pictures. Anyway just more walking and shopping till we dropped. DH got a long sleeve golf shirt with St. Andrews logo. Went back to the Jigger Inn at the Old Course Hotel, had a cup of tea. Esther gave DH a scotch and we watched golfers come in on the 17th fairway. We met some other couples from Las Vegas and Atlanta. A bird came up to our table and wanted some of my shortbread. LOL… So fun! That night we ate dinner at The Adamson Restaurant which come to find out the lady we talked to that afternoon owns the restaurant. She was very nice (named Marjorie) and introduced us to her husband and son. We had a lovely dinner of beef tenderloin, but it was different beef from what I was used to. Still good!
Day Five: We had to leave the Old Course Hotel and head back to the train to Edinburgh, back to the airport for our flight to Shannon. We ate lunch in the airport. DH had a cheeseburger, I had pasta. Good, but nothing to write home about. During lunch we found out our flight to Shannon was 2 hours delayed. Oh well… We spent more time at the airport than we wanted to, but arrived via Air Lingus to Shannon around 7:45pm. There was a couple sitting next to us on the plane that were elderly and from New Zealand. They biked 90 miles in Scotland and planned to do the same in Ireland. Wow… I was impressed! So, off to the Avis rental car desk at Shannon. I was nervous after reading other posts about Avis. We did have to buy more insurance, because American Express didn't insure in Ireland. DH took care of that while I went to the money exchange desk… We had an Audi 6000 which was nice. We wanted automatic drive as neither of us had driven on left hand side of the road since Turks & Caicos in 2004…. Well, let's just say that the trip became a little stressful at this point. The sun went down as we were heading to Limerick, and of course we got lost looking for the Absolute Hotel. Our I-phone kept telling us to look for streets and roundabouts but I could not see any street signs. I swear it was so frustrating. We ended up in a neighborhood and there were a couple gals talking outside by their car, and a crying baby in back seat, but I got out and asked them directions. Again more lovely Irish brogues and they were so friendly! Told us right where to go. Once we found the hotel, we went around the block trying to find the "car park" We checked in to find no room service, but of course the bar was open. We spent an hour or two in the bar and met some more people, went back to our room and the front desk sent up a couple sandwiches for us at 11pm… Yummy! We were exhausted after being in cabs, trains, planes and automobiles, so off to sleep we went.
Day Six: We woke up and got out of Limerick because that was our intent all along and we found driving around Limerick confusing. It looked like a nice enough city, but there were other things we wanted to see in Ireland. So, we headed south towards Cork. We saw lots of B & B's on the way, beautiful country side, etc. It was a perfect day. DH was becoming a pro at driving on the Left hand side of the road. We drove through many towns and roundabouts. I saw a funny sign on a building that said: "Have you Sh*t Today?" LOL. We stopped in a little store and got some fruit and of course I had some Walker's Shortbread cookies from the airport. I love those things. By early afternoon we stopped in Blarney and toured the Blarney Castle, kissed the Stone, walked through the gardens etc. The Blarney House was closed, but it sure looked nice. There was a wedding party taking pictures on the grounds. We stayed for a little over an hour and then hit the gift shop, bought some post cards. Of course we bought our pictures of us kissing the Stone. We were back in the car and drove through Cork – which looked like a great town, but our plan was to stay in Castlemartyr. We kept driving and were in Castlemartyr by 4:30ish. OMG – I thought I had died and gone to heaven. What a beautiful place. It was almost like walking into an Irish Great Gatsby party. There was another wedding going on and everyone looked SO BEAUTIFUL. Bagpipes were playing. The place was to die for. http://www.castlemartyrresort.ie/?r=3927004&gclid=CIeYmcOQv7kCFSRyQgod7EUA_A
So, here we were in our casual clothes, (which was fine). Everyone was so friendly. The check in people were so nice. Windows were open behind the front desk and I saw the horses prancing around in the field outside. I am pinching myself at this point… After we got our key, we were escorted to the Knight's Bar (ceilings must have been 45 feet tall and so ornate) and given glasses of champagne. We watched the wedding party outside. We drank our drinks and then made our way up to the room (a junior suite). Well, this is where we splurged. As many of you know, I am a hotel snob, and this was by far the fanciest room I have ever stayed in. Beautiful Waterford Chandeliers in the front entrance, bathroom, etc. An awesome closet, marble bathroom, pretty linens, 2 sets of double doors and balconies looking over the golf course. Just wonderful. We made a reservation for dinner in the Bell Tower, showered and changed into nice clothes. When we got there, we had the room to ourselves and sat at a table next to an open window looking out over the gardens. Dinner was wonderful. I had Roy Kingston's Fillet of "Irish Hereford" Beef, Potato Terrine, Spinach & Garlic Puree, slow cooked Turnip, Beef Cheek Beignet & Red Wine Jus. DH had Slaney Valley Roast Rump of Lamb, Slow Cooked Belly, Baby Artichokes, Garden Chard, Olive Jus Gras. A nice bottle of wine, and then we walked back to Knight's Bar for a night cap and headed upstairs. I forgot to mention that many guests at the wedding were wearing fascinator hats. What fun!!!
Day Seven: The next morning we slept in too late to go to church, which I wanted to do in Ireland because it was Sunday. Oh well, more to come on that later… We ordered room service for breakfast. I had eggs benedict and DH had eggs with some black & white pudding and haddies. They also brought croissants, fruit, and coffee. After getting dressed I made an appointment for a massage and they only had one appointment available at 5:15. DH told me to go ahead and take it. OK, twist my arm…. We played golf at the golf course right there, and though I am not a player, I tagged along and did take a couple shots. It was very peaceful and fun. I might take up this golf thing when I retire…. DH called me his caddy for the day. After golf, it was almost time for my massage. I went down to the spa and DH enjoyed the pool and water therapy room – whirlpool, steam room and sauna. By then we wanted to venture off the resort and head into town for dinner, but the front door man told us most places in town were closed on Sundays. So, we had dinner at Francinni's at the resort, which was more casual. I had crispy chicken and DH had ravioli. Back to the Knights Bar for a sampling of Whiskey and then up to bed.
Day Eight: Oh do we HAVE to leave Castlemartyr??? Yep – Only stayed there two nights because it was Monday morning and we had flights back to Dublin on Wednesday morning. I took some pictures of the grounds and the horses and we packed up the car and headed north. We drive through Waterford and up M5 (?) to Dublin and made it in 3.5 hours. Honestly the roads are a lot better than what I expected. Friends at home told us the roads were bad, but the locals say how much they have improved in the last 5 -7 years. Once in Dublin, it got a little hairy trying to find the airport, but our I-phone saved us and we made it to the rental car place in time. Neither one of us wanted to drive around Dublin. So we just took a cab to our hotel – Jury's Inn in Christchurch. This was fine and a great location. Nothing near as nice as the other places we stayed, but perfect for the last couple nights. The room was very small and had no air conditioning, so we kept the windows open and our room looked out over the Christchurch. The noise made it difficult to sleep. Therefore we had to spend a lot of time in the pubs of Temple Bar area before we went to bed. LOL. We had dinner at Farrington's Pub and it was the BEST steak and mushroom pie accompanied by mashed potatoes and gravy. Yummy! We stopped at a couple other places after hitting an ATM and then made our way back to Jury's Inn. Sleep was possible despite the smaller bed and noisy city outside.
Day Nine: We woke up, got dressed and headed outside the Jury's Inn. We hopped a cab to St. Patrick's Cathedral. There we toured and looked at many statues and historical items. We saw a chair from 1690 that King William sat in, a Reconciliation door, of course the statue of St. Patrick, lots of tombs, and I lit a candle for my mom and sister who are not feeling well. I sat for a while in the meditation chapel. It was beautiful. After that we stopped at the Cathedral Café across the street, which was very quaint and had lots of books sitting about. I had a breakfast sandwich and tea. DH had coffee and a full breakfast. We left and walked up the street in search of the Guinness factory. Once there, we decided to tour Jameson Distillery instead – I know I know- we sort of had no hard "plans" so to speak, but I got my picture outside the Guinness So, we rode a horse and carriage and over to Bow Street. The tour was nice and lasted an hour with a whiskey sample at the end. Triple distilled – DH bought a couple bottles (reserve) that can only be bought in Dublin. We took a taxi back to the room and refreshed while I searched for shopping info about Waterford. Soon we were off to the shopping district near Trinity College. We stopped in the Kilkenny shop and I met John Rocha who used to work for Waterford. I bought a couple candlesticks, a wedding gift (Waterford vase), some Balleek as Christmas gifts, Irish linen napkins, and had them shipped home. Had to take a pub break, then more shopping – sweaters for Christmas presents… Then another pub where we ate a dinner – I had fish & chips, DH had Shepherd's Pie. Yum! We headed back to the Jury's Inn to pack our bags. Once packed, we went downstairs and had an Irish coffee to celebrate (or mourn?) the end of our trip.
Day Ten: Woke up at 6:00 am and headed to the airport. The airport had signs asking for referrals to bring business to Ireland. I have to say, all the cab drivers and people we met were so personable. Things I note: Coffee is not too good, Washcloths are not there even in the best hotels, Ladies rooms are referred to as "toilets", and Parking garages are called "Car Park". The scenery is beautiful, liquor is plenty, the streets are clean, and taxes are high for the locals. Oh, and it was interesting to hear all the talk about US politicians while visiting another country, especially when Parliament voted down the Syria issue….
I would love to go back again one day!
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We had a wonderful time in Scotland and Ireland 8/26/2013 – 9/4/2013. We did a lot in a short time period. Some would say we missed the better parts of Ireland, but it suited us just fine to get away. Here goes:
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I am glad you enjoyed your trip, I love reading about trips to Scotland. I studied for a year there while in college and it certainly has a big place in my heart!!!
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Bankbabe - I am really happy your husband tried the "just show up" approach at the Old Course. That will be a great memory.
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Right you are, Cold. It was interesting that some of the guys who showed up (without their clubs) lost out. One guy even woke up to secure a place in line for his friend.
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I am glad you didn't try cramming everything into one trip. You got a feel of both. I do love Edinburgh and can't wait for the tram system to be finished. That was great you got to meet John Rocha. I always try to get a piece of Waterford signed when there but now so unhappy that they aren't making it all in Ireland. What I have was and that is it for me. You sound like you got all your Christmas shopping done.
I do love how your husband just showed up and got to golf!
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Thanks for sharing your experience! Sounds like you made some great memories.
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Thank you for the great trip report.
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I'm thinking of upgrading my brew setup. It's not going to be cheap and I don't want to have to do it again--so I'm thinking of going 20 gal HLT, 20 gal mash tun and 30 gal kettle (all from stout tanks)
The issue I can't decide on is that I currently do 5 gal AG batches and that's all I think I'll be doing for a while; like I said though, I don't want to have to upgrade again and there is always a chance of wanting to do 10 gallon (likely) or 15 gallon (possible). The issue is that the 30 gallon kettle by my calculations my 8 gallon boil won't reach the thermometer (but who cares--if it's boiling it's hot enough). I just don't know if its too much overkill or what other issues I may get with the larger kettle (ie the cone shaped volume loss). This kettle is 20" diameter while a 20 gallon is 15.75" diameter.
I thought about a 15 HLT, 15 MT, and 20 BK, but the price difference is almost nothing for the HLT and MT and ~$120 for the kettle so really the price isn't an issue in this case (I'll accept shipping changes). Like I said--I want this to bet last home brew kettle purchase so I want to get it right and stay flexible
Found lots of info about the smallest I could do batches with but just a little on the largest I could use...tough problems, right?
Thanks guys!
You are going to have a few issues.
1. Your boil off rate is going to be much higher for a 5 gallon batch if you are in a 30 gallon kettle
2. Your loss when draining off the kettle is going to be much higher as the amount of dead space beneath the drain is going to be a significant volume relative to your batch size
There are probably more issues, but those first two come to my head first
Yeah I think that's too big a kettle for 5 gallon batches. There is no right answer here. It all boils down (pun intended) to you being realistic with yourself about your brewing plans. If you really truly anticipate doing true 15 gallon batches then get the bigger kettle. Have you considered all the additional costs you will incur stepping up to that size? Fermentation space, pumps, chiller, kegs, etc...
Also, this may not be accurate as I haven't done any calculations, but a 30 gallon kettle seems oversized for 15 gallon batches too. It would work, but you would have the theoretical capacity to brew 20 gallon batches in that 30 gallon kettle, but I think you would be limited by your 20 gallon HLT and MLT. So you would have equipment size mismatch.
Again, it is personal choice, but I'd suggest going 20 gallon across the board and maxing out your finished batch size at 12-13 gallons. With the smaller diameter kettles you can do 5 gallons, but you can easily step up to 10 gallons (just split the batch into two carboys or whatever you ferment in). You can also brew a 12-13 gallon batch and ferment in a sanke keg or 15 gal conical.
If you really see yourself doing 15 gallon batches I'd say spend a little more and get the 30 gal MLT to go with that 30 gal kettle and 20 gal HLT.
The stout website says the kettles are "coned" and have whirlpool hookups so it might be possible to have less wort loss.
Are you getting rid of your current kettle? Why not just use whichever kettle best suits the batch size?
I also think the mash tun will become the smallest component one day, but really your planning too far out.
how do you chill your wort? you may have a hard time effectively using and Immersion chiller in such a large pot with such a small volume
you may be better off investing in a nice smaller sized pot for now and you should be able to recoup some of the costs if you decide to sell it and upgrade down the road
Wouldn't scorching be a big concern since there would be like an inch of wort at the bottom of the pan??
I would easily choose a 30 gal MT to go with a 30 gal kettle. I currently use a 20 gal HLT, 25 gal MT, 25 gal BK and I've used every ounce of that MT. I kinda wish I had a 30 gal MT.
I'm voting 15/20/20.
The other concern I might have is too shallow a grain bed in a Mash Tun that size with a 5G batch.
I like a kettle 2x the size of the maximum batch, I am not sure that's the big concern here.
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I've been drinking and missed some info. All originally posted is meaningless. 5 gal in a 20" diameter kettle is pretty shallow.
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Tithonia - Mexican Sunflower
How does Tithonia rotundifolia grow in San Diego? How big does it get? Is it annual where it doesn't freeze? Does it reseed? I do know that gophers like it!
I grew it in Mission Viejo. It would get 6-8' tall over a trellis; I would prune it back hard late in the year. It did freeze during the odd cold snaps, but came back and recovered quickly. At least in the more temperate regions of SoCal. It does reseed. I asked my hubby to not harm them because I wanted to transplant one or two when we moved; he forgot and gave them all a drench of Round-up. sigh I only had the plant 1 1/2-2 years and found 5-6 seedlings. A more mature plant may produce more seedlings. Mine was located in an area where there was little opportunity for seed to get going; in a different location, the seedlings may be more numerous.


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1st Billy Goat
Picked my first Billy Goat today. It's a very pretty pepper. My wife and I are about to sample it. I'll let you know how it taste later.
Mark....I may have missed the transition. I've only seen light green, dark green, then red. I haven't watched as closely as I normally do though. We had three straight days of rain last week.
Armageddon....taste was excellent. Similar to a habanero, but IMHO much better taste with less heat. Just enough to burn, but not enough to hurt. It lingers nicely.
looks like i have to get my hands on a few of these seeds for next season i just tried some of my first smoked bhut i made up and it is very tasty used a little cherry /apple /hickory mix and its perfect cant wait to try some in a bowl of chili used it tonight on some Jambalaya had a few others sample it and they went back for 2nds


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Visa restrictions in UAE 'untrue', according to official
UAE Visa restrictions denied by government official
A top official of UAE's Ministry of Interior has denied press reports about a ban on tourist visa for unskilled workers coming into the country.
Major General Nasser Al Awadi Al Menhali, assistant undersecretary for naturalisation and residency, and ports affairs at the Ministry of Interior, was quoted by the official Wam news agency as saying departments of naturalisation and residency across the country were processing visit visa transactions for would-be applicants in consistence with standard procedures.
He criticised some media outlets which published these "untrue news" based on unofficial and unreliable sources, Wam said.
He said any new procedures would be announced to the public beforehand and posted on the ministry's website or released to the media by the Security Information Department.
Earlier, citing an unnamed federal official, local media reported that new rules for issuing visit, tourist and conference visas would apply to a certain category of applicants from mostly Asian countries.
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- No strings attached, please: Saudi Arabia mulls implementing eight-year limit on expats' stay


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