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So about 5 weeks ago I brewed up a Saison using The Yeast Bay Saison Brett blend. After primary fermentation i transferred to a keg for secondary fermentation. I measured gravity at that point as 1.008. So that was about 4 weeks ago, maybe a little less. I took a sample today (keg is at ambient temp of 62 degrees) and the sample measures 1.010 at a 70 degree temp. First sample after primary I didn't measure temp, so that may explain the difference, or just me not paying close enough attention. But here's my question: I have tasted the sample taken today and the Brett character seems to be starting to develop. I just expected my gravity to be less. I'm assuming the Brett will eat up more of the residual sugars and the FG will drop.
So do I leave it for a few more weeks? Move it to a room with a 70 degree ambient temp? Or can I go ahead and bottle this? My fear of bottling right now is creating bottle bombs down the road. I don't have much experience with Brett so I'm really unsure of when it is safe to bottle.
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This was a still sample you took today? If it's been sitting in the keg with brett for a few weeks, it's going to have some carbonation and throw off your hydro reading a little.
That's a good point. How long should I let it sit out before the co2 dissipates?
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Can you get the belgian style bottles? They are stronger. I recently bottled with brett yeast. Despite opinions that this could result in bottle bombs. I hadn't actually read anyone say it happened to them, just people saying it could. They've been bottled for two months now and no bombs.
However my gravity was very low. I think 1.004 for one and 1.000 for the other. I actually think they are a little undercarbed. Because i followed a lot of the stupid calculators for saisons which say to do like 2.3 volumes or something.
If you bottle maybe you could undercarb like i did to help mitigate the risk
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What was the mash temperature? If the temperature was on the higher side of things, it might just take a little longer for the Brett to metabolize the longer chain sugars. People have been reporting pretty low final gravity for this blend, so I'd give it a little more time perhaps before bottling.
4-weeks is probably too early to bottle a brett beer with that much residual gravity. I'd typically go something like 6 months...

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I'm trying to make a nice clear lawn mower ale but after I cooled, there was so much cold break. I whirlpooled and siphoned but it all got sucked in. My question is, will it settle in the primary?
Yes. Just give it plenty of time. I've fermented directly in my kettle for several dozen batches with all the break material still in it. It'll still clear.
My father says, "hobbies are supposed to cost money".
Actually cod break improves clarity, that is why it is recommended to rapidly cool the wort.
It will eventually settle on the bottom.
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Yep what was said above. Both the Hot and Cold breaks help make the compounds that cause haziness to coagulate together so that they can and will fall out of suspension. Just do not stir or jostle the fermenter during fermentation, give it at least 2 weeks of fermentation and when you transfer to your bottling bucket rack from over top of the trub cake (watch your autosiphon or siphon hose and lift it up if you see the beer being transferred getting hazy(means it is sucking up yeast/trub). Also chill your bottles for a couple days(week) before drinking which will help clear the rest out.
Thanks you guys. I used whirfloc in it and am using S-04 yeast, which flocculates really well (its the only one I can get readily in Korea). I am hoping it cakes really well at the bottom.
It'll definitely clear up on its own, particularly with Whirlfloc - it always gets the job done for me. But, for some reason, if it does seem a bit hazy when it hits the secondary, you can throw in some Gelatin or Biofine for fining purposes - just a little extra insurance against haziness!
A lot of cold break mush can be a symptom of highly bicarbonate water that's not treated. Creating poor mash pH, causing starch not to gelatinize by the alpha enzymes. If you had a good boil and the mash and wort pH was in the park and the wort was cooled pretty quick. It is a condition caused by a brewing problem. Stirring mash to death and running off the starch, stirred into solution, through a poor filter bed or no filter bed, low boil, a poor hot break, slow wort cooling. Rack the wort off the mush, before it goes into the fermenter. The mush gives beer bitter, astringincy, some confuse with hop bitterness. Less noticeable in beer with a lot of black. In a light beer, you should rack the beer off the stuff.
Unfortunately I don't have the equipment to cold crash. The best I can do is keep it in my air conditioned room with the A/C cranked. I will let you know in a week and a half whether or not it all settled i a nice trub cake.
I am also thinking that a week after bottling I should put all the beers in my refrigerator for an addition week to prevent esters from being created and giving off flavours.
A beer that's been bottled generally won't be putting out any more esters as they're produced mainly during initial fermentation. If anything, room temperature conditioning for an ale helps to reduce off flavors, the main benefit of cold storing an ale is to improve clarity.


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We are from MN and would like to try beer that we can not get in MN & WI.
Check out the Holy Grail Brew Pub in Plano. It's supposed to be one of the best in the city.
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If you guys are staying over the weekend, tours are normally on Saturdays in Texas. The laws don't allow sales at the brewery, so you purchase a glass for $10 or so and get 3 or 4 pint glass samples.
I've done the Rahr & Sons, but it will be about an hour trip for you guys as it's in Fort Worth, but Deep Ellum would be worth checking out.
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There is a brand new brewery in Dallas called Deep Ellum Brewing Company. I have had 2 of their brews, a Rye Pilsner and a Double Rye IPA called the Dreamcrusher. The dreamcrusher is really good, and being a local brewery, I had it super fresh on tap. It's nearly 10% and around 100 IBUs, so you may or may not be into that. I have heard great things about their IPA too, haven't gotten to try it yet. You will be close to Flying Saucer on the lake if you're in Rockwall, and they have a ton of beers on tap, and most likely will have something from Deep Ellum Brewing.
I second the Holy Grail in Plano. It's my favorite hang out. The Flying Saucer on the lake is a great choice too. Typically they have about 100 on tap and 300 or so in bottles. Gotta be at least a couple you haven't tried. The Gingerman is a pretty cool place to go too. It's in Uptown. And if you can venture a little further north (Holy Grail is up there) check out Ringo's Pub. And across the strret from it is a Gordon Biersch. Enjoy your trip!
I visit Flying Saucer by the Lake every week. Awesome beer selection!
Isn't there a Monks bar in Uptown? Thought I saw it last time I was up there down the street from Jake's Burgers (which makes a damn good burger)
My fav beer bars in Dallas are Libertine and Old Monk. Old Monk is really great, but it's generally really crowded and hard to park at.
Old Monk is a good choice on the east-ish side of Dallas. Flying Saucer would be the easiest option. There's a few bars in Plano that I'm sure are good but I never get out there to drink.
As far as local beers, Deep Ellum is probably the easiest to find. It's fairly new. I'm not hot on their beers but they are quickly gaining steam. There's also Franconia you can probably find around town but I think their beers are mediocre at best. Rahr is hit or miss. If you can find a cask offering it's worth trying but their regular beers are mediocre. Peticolas is very new but you might find it somewhere. I haven't had their beers but they seem to do lots of hoppy beers.
You would do well to try to snag some south Texas beers. If you like hefe, Live Oak Hefeweizen from Austin is a must. Real Ale makes some interesting beers. The rye pale ale is good. Southern Star beers are all excellent. If you can't find it at the bars you should be able to find it at a decent bottle shop. Jester King out of the Austin area gets a lot of good reviews but I'm not a big fan of anything I've tried. St. Arnold's does some great cask offerings but the regular beers are usually solid sessionables.
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Jack has been following Green Day since "American Idiot" came out in 2004. A visitor to GDA since 2009, Jack joined the team in March of 2012 to help out with news. He enjoys playing guitar, and he eats/sleeps/breathes music! Jack has seen Green Day live only once (Omaha, Nebraska is NOT the best place to be for Green Day-related action). He loves meeting new people through GDA and GDC, and hopes to continue talking with Green Day fans from around the world!
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Our featured eBay item today is a rare Kerplunk pillow case from 2004. These licensed items were produced in the fan-frenzy surrounding Green Day's resurgence with American Idiot. These pillow cases don't come up for sale often because ... read story
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Our featured eBay item today is an authentic, high-quality concert poster from 1995. Though the description doesn't give much detail, I've seen these posters come up for sale before, and the one in this auction is most likely silk-screened ... read story
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has just announced its class of 2015 inductees and Green Day are officially in! The band will be inducted in April alongside Lou Reed, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Joan Jett, Ringo Starr, Bill Withers, and the Paul ... read story
Today, Adeline Records announced that it will be releasing a couple of interesting new vinyl pressings. First is Green Day's second album, Kerplunk, on green splatter vinyl. While that news would be cool enough, Adeline is also releasing ... read story
Today, a UK band called Matt Grocott & The Shrives released a new single, "Turn Me On." The single and its parent album were recorded at Oakland's Jingletown Studios in March of 2014, and mixed by resident engineer Chris Dugan. Billie ... read story
Prior to mass production of vinyl, test pressings are done to ensure that the record turns out as it should. They are rare to come across, and our featured eBay item certainly fits the bill: a test press of Green Day's first full album, 39/ ... read story
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Hello, I recently read and did some research about hybridizing irises and I've decide to try my hand at the hobby! I'm a huge fan of the flower and I've bought a few TB and BB irises that are already known such as Beverly Sills and Batiks. However, last year I was given some rhizomes by an aunt who lives in a rural town in NM. She has had the flowers for quite some time and had no clue what type of iris they were or the name for it. So I planted them last summer with no blooms but this spring the plant grew admirably large! The largest stock measuring up to 45" and all the stocks had great flower quantity and spacing. The blooms turned out to be a lovely opalescent white with light violet ripples at the haft. The beard itself is a vibrant yellow/orange. It doesn't have much frill at the edges and the petals are smooth. It really is a beautiful surprise!
So I know it's a TB for sure but my main question is has any one seen this Iris before? Does any one know the name? I've done a fair amount of research trying to find it and so fair I've found one that comes close. It's called English Cottage, please look it up on Google images and let me know if you think the similarities are a match!
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Joshua Boger, founder and former CEO of Vertex Pharmaceuticals, will speak at Bentley on Monday, April 11, at 3:30 p.m.in Wilder Pavilion. Following his address, "Biotechnology in the 21st Century," a reception will be held.
Boger retired as Vertex's CEO in May 2009, after over 20 years with the company, and continues to serve on the Vertex Board. Prior to founding Vertex in 1989, he served as Senior Director of Basic Chemistry at Merck Sharp & Dohme Research Laboratories in Rahway, N.J., where he headed both the departments of Biophysical Chemistry and Medicinal Chemistry of Immunology & Inflammation. During his ten years at Merck, he developed an international reputation as a leader in the application of computer modeling to the chemistry of drug design and was a pioneer in the use of structure-based rational drug design as the basis for drug discovery programs.
His postdoctoral research in molecular recognition was performed in the laboratories of the Nobel-prize winning chemist, Jean-Marie Lehn in Strasbourg, France. He is the author of more than 50 scientific publications, holds 32 issued U.S. patents in pharmaceutical discovery and development, and has lectured widely in the United States, in Europe and in Asia on various aspects of drug discovery and development. He was named one of forty "Technology Pioneers" worldwide for the 2003 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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Various Mural Projects and Space Transformations.
The Bony Pony Mural
Chicago, IL. Defaced Wall to Finished Mural. 2014
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Harrisbug, PA. A room in the MakeSpace previously used as "communal mural" transformed into the artist's studio/ gallery and updated with horse murals. 2013-Present.
The Carriage Horse Mural
Inspired by the artist's personal favorite driving horse, Calamity Jane. A carriage horse in Chicago, IL owned and raised by Debbie Hay of Antique Coach & Carriage.


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Manipur State Congress Party MLAs did not attend the merger function
The merger of Manipur State Congress Party (MSCP) and Congress was postponed as five MLAs of the MSCP did not attend the function, Deputy Chief Minister and Pradesh Congress Committee president Gaikhangam Gangmei told the reporters in Imphal on Thursday. The merger was scheduled for Thursday.
The possible merger of the two parties has been in the air. Earlier Mr. Gangmei had said that the issue of the merger would be decided by the party high command. The high command in Delhi had supported the merger move as it would mean that the supporters of the five MSCP MLAs would vote for the Congress candidates in the forthcoming Lok sabha elections.
However, several Congress MLAs and the party workers of the five MSCP MLAs have opposed the move. While some of the MLAs have threatened to quit the party, others said their supporters may have second thoughts about voting for the Congress candidates. The protests stemmed from the fact that the five MSCP MLAs had insisted that they be given tickets for the next assembly elections as a pre-condition for the merger.
The MSCP was formed on December 5, 1997 by the MLAs who had left the Congress. The five MSCP MLAs are Ms Nemcha Kipgen, R.K. Imo, Thamarjit Karam, Brojen Paonam and J. Panmei.


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Disappointed with Amercian Range
I just purchased an American Range 36" 6 burner range and straight out of the box its had problems. One of the knobs didn't pop out after lighting the burner and also one of the valves was leaking gas.
I called my local gas company to check it out and they verified it was leaking gas and it was very dangerous so they shut off my gas. So I called American Range and they sent someone out who also verified that one of the valves was leaking and a part needed to be ordered. Its been a week since I haven�t been able to use the range and its still not fixed (and I haven't heard back from the repairman.) I believe the company is based LA and I'm in San Francisco so I'm not sure why the part wasn't overnighted? I haven't been able to cook and I'm eating out every day which is getting very expensive!
This is not really what I expected from a brand new $4000 range. I also don't understand how a leaking range got by the final inspection at the factory?! Anyone else have problems with their American Range?
Yes, you're correct, it's a $5k range. Its the ARR-636 range which is part of the cuisine series which I purchased from an authorized AR reseller in San Francisco. It was a brand new in the box unit. I have to say that the store has been very helpful in trying to get this fixed as quickly as possible by staying in contact with AR and the repair company. I have purchased quite a few things from them over the years and they have always been excellent.
I might be able to help. Email email@example.com. His name is Brad. I bought the hybrid double oven, and it was installed April 2013. The bottom oven did not work. I sent multiple emails. They responded but nothing was ever done.
Finally I sent a scathing letter on their website.. I asked if they were trying to wait until the warranty runs out. Plus I said little bit more. LOL. It took two months of me emailing to get it replaced. They finally sent a repairman and he didn't want to work on it. He left the oven parts that AR had sent to him.
After I sent the email (to president of the company) the vice president of marketing called and emailed me. He emailed Brad. They had to make a new oven, then test it. It is now installed and working well.
So email Brad with lots of details. If he doesn't fix the problem, send me a message. I will give you the VP's email address. I think after my email, the upper management is watching the employees very carefully.
Good luck. Search "American Range peke" on the appliance forum.
Thanks, Peke. I appreciate the help. After talking with the store where I bought it from they concluded that I somehow got a lemon but they said this was definitely not their experience with American Range. They are usually trouble free. So they sent out a new one today and this one works perfectly! Even the installer said that he's never heard of an American Range with so many problems (maybe mine got bumped during shipping or something?) Anyway, everything is good now and I can finally cook after two weeks!


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Television remains the most common first screen among US
multiscreen users, but mobile is poised to challenge TV for that
status, a new Millward Brown study finds.
Smartphones and TV already are tied as the screens of choice,
with smartphones taking up 2 hours and 31 minutes of screen time
per day and TV 2 hours and 27 minutes per day, according to the
study. Overall, the typical US multiscreener consumes a total 7
hours and 24 minutes of screen media per day, 27 minutes higher
than the global average.
Millward Brown's 2014 annual AdReaction study examined
multiscreen habits and advertising across TV, laptop, smartphone
and tablet usage in 30 countries, with a US sample size of 444.
Multiscreeners in general are driven to a second screen by a
number of factors: by boredom, to fill gaps in content, and by
habitual multitasking, but also by desires to be more productive,
connected, informed, and engaged. Users may cycle through many or
all of these mindsets in a single viewing session.
Of the 41% of their total screen time that US multiscreeners
devote to simultaneous use of TV plus a digital device, 13% is
spent on "meshing," or simultaneous use for related content. This
is on par with the global average. Twenty-nine percent is devoted
to "stacking," simultaneous usage for unrelated content.
The study also finds that marketing receptivity is higher for TV
ads than for digital ads among US multiscreeners, who spend 34
minutes longer on TV per day than the global average. But brands
cannot rely just on TV ads. Multiscreeners expect brands to be
present on multiple devices and are impressed by those that find
entertaining and useful ways of delivering across
For now, advertisers remain underinvested in mobile. While
smartphones and tablets together claim 44% of US multiscreen usage
time, they only claim 7% of projected total ad spend for 2014,
while TV claims 39%.
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Music Festivals, Food Festival-Cook-offs, Festivals in Kirbyville, TX
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04/17 to 04/18 2015 - Kirbyville Magnolia Festival
Magnolia Park - Hebo St. and Hwy 96, 75956
A Festival organized by Kirbyville Magnolia Festival.
We will have fine art, fine craft, crafts, flea market, commercial/retail, homegrown products, corp./information and antique/collectibles exhibitors, and 22 food booths. There will be 1 stage with Regional and Local talent and the following music, Country, Cajun/Zydeco, Gospel, Old-time, Bluegrass and Variety. This event will also include: parade, carnival, pet show, auction.
08/14 to 08/15 2015 - KYFA Smoke In The Park BBQ Contest/Music Festival
Magnolia Park - Hebo St, 75956
A Festival/Food/Cook-off,Music Festival organized by Kirbyville Youth Football Association.
We will have no exhibit booths and no food booths. There will be 1 stage with Regional and Local talent and the following music, Country. This event will also include ibca sanction bbq competition.


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Plant Marketing, a Top 100 growing operation based in Eau Claire, Wisc., completed a 226,800 square foot expansion project in two months. Here's a look at the project from start to finish, from mid-October 2008 to the first week of January.
Plant Marketing, a Top 100 growing operation based in Eau Claire, Wisc., completed a 226,800 square foot expansion project in two months. Here's a look at the project from start to finish, from mid-October 2008 to the first week of January.
March 26, 2015
10 Greenhouse Products For First-Rate Growing Environments
From coverings to fork-lifts, greenhouse suppliers offer a variety of products to make growing easier. Check out the slideshow to learn more about these, plus several other products that can offer you value, versatility and durability.
March 25, 2015
$58 Million In APHIS Farm Bill Funding Will Support Horticulture Priorities
Nearly $58 million as been allocated by the USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) to support the industry's Plant Pest and Disease Management and Disaster Prevention Program, under Farm Bill Section 10007. The program will support mitigation efforts for specialty crops, including providing research and other funding to address plant pest and disease priorities for the specialty crop industry, including floriculture and nursery crops.
March 25, 2015
AFE Educational Grant And Scholarship Application Deadlines Approaching
Apply now for American Floral Endowment (AFE) scholarships or educational grants. Applications can be found online. For educational grants for 2015-2016, applications must be submitted no later than June 1. Scholarship applications are due May 1. AFE will award $40,000 in scholarships for 2015.
March 26, 2015
10 Greenhouse Products For First-Rate Growing Environme…
From coverings to fork-lifts, greenhouse suppliers offer a variety of products to make growing easier. Check out the slideshow to learn more about these, plus several other products that can offer you value, versatility and durability.
March 16, 2015
Cozy Acres Greenhouses: Operating With Zero Emissions
With the help of federal funding, Cozy Acres Greenhouses was able to take a greener approach to its latest expansion, building a zero emissions greenhouse that operates year round.
March 16, 2015
Stricter Energy Codes May Impact Your Ability To Expan…
Energy efficiency building codes that greenhouses are required to meet could soon be much more stringent, unless the National Greenhouse Manufacturers Association is successful in its bid to gain exceptions on greenhouse owners' behalf.
March 13, 2015
GGS Helps North Creek Nurseries Take Efficiency To A Ne…
North Creek Nurseries recently built a new GGS gutter connected poly greenhouse range with the intent of saving energy and implementing Lean Flow Practices. The aim was to help North Creek improve the quality of products and meet increased customer demand, while at the same time saving money on labor.
March 12, 2015
The Right Greenhouse For Any Grower
Selecting the right structure for your operation can be difficult. With so many options, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. The good news is that greenhouse manufacturers are experienced in the art of matching customers with the ideal product. Here's their advice for how to pick your next structure.
March 12, 2015
Conley's Helps Fall Creek Farm And Nursery Increase Blu…
In order to meet its customer's increasing demands for domestic blueberry production in the United States, Fall Creek Farm and Nursery needed much more indoor growing space. The company selected Conley's for a recent expansion of Conley's Gable Series 7500 in a two-phase project. The first 14-greenhouse range sold by distributor Horticulture Services, measures 170,000 square feet in size and finished construction in 2013.
March 12, 2015
Emerald Coast Growers Steps-Up Production Efficiency An…
Emerald Coast Growers, a supplier of perennial starter plants and ornamental grass liners, is not averse to expansion projects. In 2010, it celebrated its 20th anniversary with an expansion of its perennial production space. More recently, the company has been in a nearly continuous phase of construction and improvement projects.
March 12, 2015
Armstrong Growers And Pike Farms Grow With Sustainable …
Rebuilding and retrofitting greenhouses has been key to Armstrong Growers' expansion on the West Coast, and Pike Farms will follow the same business model on the East Coast. The four-acre wholesale operation that is currently Pike Farms produces only about 5 percent at the most of Pike Nurseries' retail garden center needs; however, that's going to change in the next couple of years.
March 12, 2015
Metrolina Greenhouses Expands With High- And Low-Tech …
Heralded as one of the most automated greenhouse operations in the U.S., Metrolina Greenhouses continues to build in Huntersville, N.C., and York, S.C. Art Van Wingerden, chief operating officer and co-owner of Metrolina Greenhouses, estimates that as his big box customers continue to grow at a 3 to 5 percent rate, so will Metrolina Greenhouses' growing facilities to keep up with demand.
March 10, 2015
Greenhouses Are More Efficient For Marijuana Production
At least 30 percent more efficient and productive than warehouse growing, greenhouses are the way of the future for commercial cannabis production, experts say. Cannabis growers and advisors are starting to move production out of the warehouse and into the greenhouse, to benefit from the efficiencies that the sun's natural light and environmental controls provide.
March 10, 2015
Pleasant View Gardens Transitions Old-School Hoop Hous…
A new production expansion optimizes labor efficiency and adds growing space, while optimizing energy use.
February 24, 2015
Rough Brothers Takes A Hands-On Approach To Several Pro…
Two projects Rough Brothers worked on for Altman plants in Giddings, Texas, and Scissortail Farms in Tulsa County, Okla., show that pre-planning on the grower's part opens the way for a smooth-running expansion project.
February 23, 2015
Stuppy Greenhouse Manufacturing Says Every Customer's G…
Well-suited greenhouses that function efficiently for customers arise from involving them in the design process from start to finish. Stuppy Greenhouse Manufacturing put this philosophy on a greenhouse design for a wholesale grower looking to expand his annuals operation. The grower's needs were simple, yet daunting: design a greenhouse that delivers the perfect growing environment, but keep maintenance and operating costs low.
January 27, 2015
Stricter Energy Codes May Impact Your Ability To Expand
Are you aware stricter energy codes may be on the horizon that will certainly impact your business in a big way? Here's a Q & A from the National Greenhouse Manufacturers Association that helps explain the dangers of the coming energy codes and what we as an industry can do to prevent them.
January 27, 2015
10 Questions To Ask Before Purchasing A Greenhouse Cove…
Whether you're replacing an existing greenhouse covering or building a new greenhouse, it's a significant investment, so you need to make sure you have the right type of covering to suit your needs and budget. What's more, with production costs on the rise, you can't afford to have anything less than a durable, high-quality covering that is energy efficient. To make a smart purchase, do your homework before you buy. A good place to start is by answering the following questions, which will help you separate the good products from the mediocre ones.
January 26, 2015
Greenhouse Growers Look To Build And Retrofit In 2015
You're likely to see more construction work going on in the greenhouse industry in 2015, according to Greenhouse Grower's 2015 State of the Industry survey. Responses show growers have high hopes for the future, which may be one reason why more of them are looking to spruce up their facilities.
November 10, 2014
Griffin Announces Dates For 2015 Grower And Retailer Ex…
Griffin Grower and Retailer Expo 2015 dates set for Massachusetts and Pennsylvania.
September 30, 2014
Emerald Coast Growers Adds Greenhouse Space To Increase…
Emerald Coast Growers has expanded with the addition of 25,344 square feet at their Milton, Fla., facility. The construction is in response to increased demand for their products, and will primarily be used for ornamental grass production.


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Movies showing at 2014 Berlin Film Festival
BERLIN (AP) - A list of the movies being shown in the official program at this year's Berlin International Film Festival, which runs from Feb. 6-16.
In competition:
"'71," director Yann Demange.
"Aimer, boire et chanter" ("Life of Riley"), Alain Resnais.
"Aloft," Claudia Llosa.
"Bai Ri Yan Huo" ("Black Coal, Thin Ice"), Diao Yinan.
"Boyhood," Richard Linklater.
"Chiisai Ouchi" ("The Little House"), Yoji Yamada.
"Die geliebten Schwestern" ("Beloved Sisters"), Dominik Graf.
"The Grand Budapest Hotel," Wes Anderson.
"Historia del miedo" ("History of Fear"), Benjamin Naishtat.
"Jack," Edward Berger.
"Kraftidioten" ("In Order of Disappearance"), Hans Petter Moland.
"Kreuzweg" ("Stations of the Cross"), Dietrich Brueggemann.
"Macondo," Sudabeh Mortezai.
"Praia do Futuro" ("Beach of the Future"), Karim Ainouz.
"Stratos," Yannis Economides.
"La tercera orilla" ("The Third Side of the River"), Celina Murga.
"Tui Na" ("Blind Massage"), Lou Ye.
"La voie de l'ennemi" ("Two Men in Town"), Rachid Bouchareb.
"Wu Ren Qu" ("No Man's Land"), Ning Hao.
"Zwischen Welten" ("Inbetween Worlds"), Feo Aladag.
Out of competition:
"La belle et la bete" ("Beauty and the Beast"), Christophe Gans.
"The Monuments Men," George Clooney.
"Nymphomaniac Volume 1 (long version)," Lars von Trier.
(Copyright 2014 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
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We got some rain, but not enough. In fact, the USDA has now listed the southern half of Tulsa County as being in severe drought conditions.
Tulsa County leaders polled all the fire chiefs in the county and this morning voted to extend the Tulsa County Burn Ban.
There have been several, mostly small, grass fires in the area since the ban was implemented on July 6th. However, without significant rain, the fire officials were concerned about the possibility of a much larger fire.
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Qamar-ul Huda is an American religious scholar.[1] He is a senior program officer in the United States Institute of Peace Religion and Peacemaking program.[2] He is the author of "Striving for Divine Union: Spiritual Exercises for Suhrawardi Sufis". He wrote a personal account of the new demands for his expertise following the attack on the USA on September 11, 2001.[3] He was one of three American Professors of Religion who drafted letters to be submitted to Murat Kurnaz's Administrative Review Board.[4] Their letter assured his Board that the Islamic missionary group Tablighi Jamaat was a peaceful apolitical group. Kurnaz's affiliation with Tablighi Jamaat was one of the justifications for his continued detention in the Guantanamo Bay detainment camps, in Cuba.
- ^ Official biograph: Qamar-Ul Huda, Boston College
- ^ Guide to Specialists: Qamar-ul Huda, United States Institute of Peace Religion and Peacemaking program
- ^ Qamar-ul Huda, Since 9/11, a scholar of Islam finds himself in demand -- for the wrong reasons, originally published in the Los Angeles Times, February 29, 2004
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Montse Reyes: Merced College a far better choice than first thought
I remember as my senior year of high school was winding down, the incessant chatter among my classmates circled around one topic -- the future.
What school are you going to? What's your major? Are you nervous about moving? How many scholarships did you get?
While the majority of my classmates were getting ready for the big move to major four-year universities, I was struggling to come to terms with my decision to stay at Merced Community College.
Enrolling in Merced College was not part of my five-year plan. In fact, for as long as I could remember, I had been vehemently opposed to the idea of staying in Merced, much less attending a community college.
Perhaps this was because the people around me had always, sometimes unknowingly and at other times on purpose, propagated the notion that the only way to make something of yourself was to leave Merced.
Friends and even teachers often reinforced the feeling that Merced College is some sort of lesser institution, a place to be used as the absolute last recourse. So, by choosing to go there, I was putting myself at the bottom of the educational barrel.
Foolishly, I bought wholeheartedly into this idea. I firmly believed that going to Merced College would make me less of a student and less likely to succeed.
I was naive; I was sure that just wanting to go to college would make everything fall into place. I was equally sure that the obstacles my parents so aptly pointed out (such as rising tuition costs, living expenses and a basic lack of life experience, etc.) were insignificant nuisances that would quickly fade away.
But once I begrudgingly resigned myself to my fate as a community college student, I made a personal promise to rack up my units and get out of there as quickly as I could.
However, I soon found that the image of Merced College that I, and many of my comrades, had cultivated was completely wrong.
But I had to be shaken up before I saw the light.
The more involved I became with the school, the more I realized the opportunities and resources it had to offer. Attending a community college does not permanently brand you as a lesser individual, despite what I had been led to believe.
I encountered dynamic professors who were genuinely invested in their students' success. I started attending student government meetings, where I was taken aback to find such a passionate group of people who cared about constructing a positive environment for all students.
I joined our budding campus newspaper, The Blue Devil Report, and immediately felt a wave of relief. I had found a home among like-minded students who taught me one of the most valuable lessons I've learned -- college would be what I decided to make of it.
Merced College is not the be-all and end-all for its students; it's a vehicle to help us move our dreams forward, one complete with a multitude of resources to aid students in their journeys.
I wonder what it is about being a teenager that makes it so hard to listen to advice?
Maybe it's part of the balance of life, and we have to learn for ourselves what is truly valuable.
Montse Reyes is a sophomore at Merced College majoring in sociology.
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Pathology remains central to the study of medicine and forms the bridge between the basic sciences and clinical medicine. Now fully revised, Pathology Illustrated covers all the essential information in as clear and concise a way as possible, focusing on what is most clinically important.Table of Contents
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By Robin Reid, BSc, MB, ChB, FRCPath, Honorary Senior Lecturer and Consultant Pathologist, University of Glasgow at the Western Infirmary, Glasgow, UK; Fiona Roberts, BSc, MD, FRCPath, Consultant Pathologist and Honorary Senior Lecturer, Department of Pathology, University of Glasgow Medical School, Glasgow, UK and Elaine MacDuff, BSc, MB ChB, Department of Pathology, Western Infirmary, Glasgow.
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LATHROP – After giving up four first-inning runs, Lathrop pitcher Samantha Fonseca allowed just one for the rest of the game as the Spartans ended their contest with visiting Edison via the mercy rule with a 16-5 drubbing of the Vikings.
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The Sierra boys basketball stepped into the telephone booth a shaken No. 3 seed on the cusp of an embarrassing home defeat.
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STOCKTON - Ripon heavyweight Tristan Smith is going to the CIF State Wrestling Championships.
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New English Adaptation by BARI BIERN
Directed by TOM MALLAN
Conducted by STANLEY THURSTON
Mozart's DON GIOVANNI
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