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Over two years ago, Green Flash Brewing quietly released a beer called Silva Stout. Â They were four packs of their Double Stout aged in Bourbon Barrels. Â Shortly after four packs made it out into the wild, the beer enthusiast community deemed this beer a huge hit. Â I tried getting my hands on as many as I could and went right for the beer at any event it was being poured at for multiple samples. Â The beer is/was that good. Â So the big question that many of us to Green Flash has been, "WHEN WILL THE NEXT BATCH OF SILVA BE READY??" Â Well, Green Flash announced last month that they would be releasing batch 2 finally, and would be doing so in the form of a ticketed release party on a Monday Night. Alongside with Silva Stout was the debut of the 4 year old brandy barrel aged Barleywine, Sleepin' with Shaggy.
Before I begin recapping the party, I'd like to tip my cap to Green Flash for going to the ticketed release party method. All too often we read of line cutters, hoarders and opportunists who ruin these kind of releases for the rest of us who get in line when the brewer asks us to, only to be turned away due to madness. Â The only challenge for us Full Pint boys was it falling on a Monday evening. Â It was a long drive, and not a night you would typically indulge in Bourbon Barrel Aged Stout and Brandy Barrel Aged Barleywine.
Right from the get-go, getting into the event was a breeze. There seemed to be a line of about 50 guys (maybe a gal or two) that quickly fed into the brewery. Â They had all hands on deck behind the bar, and as long as you had your "passport" ready, you could begin your journey. Â Along with the chance to taste Silva Stout and Sleepin' With Shaggy, we got to try Green Flash's 10th Anniversary Flanders Drive, Super Freak and Little Freak. Â For those who were only interested in drinking Silva Stout had the opportunity to purchase generously priced glasses of it at the bar.
Silva Stout and Sleepin' With Shaggy were paired with Venison Sopes (with mole' negro made with Silva Stout) and Brioche Bread Pudding (with caramel ice cream with Sleepin' with Shaggy reduction) by Leroy's Kitchen & Lounge. It was a well thought out pairing, and was mighty helpful in balancing out the strength and decadence of those two beers.
Speaking of which, how were the beers? Â In general terms, fantastic. Â I never got to try the first batch (of Silva) super fresh like this, so at first, it seemed much different. Â There was much more barrel character and roast, versus the 1 year and 2 year old Silva Stout batch one I've been sipping on. Â Shaggy is a monster, probably the biggest barrel aged barleywine I've ever tried. Very woody, very boozy, lots of character and super dangerous. Â Compared to all of the barrel aged beers on the market, Green Flash was very reasonable about the pricing, which was $20 + tax for a 4 pack. Â The count down for batch 3 begins.


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It took less than three weeks for the real Barack Obama to come into view. He turns out to be both a conciliator and a fighter. Update
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The global economic meltdown reminds World Trade Organization Director-General Pascal Lamy of the 1930s, but, he says, "The crisis today is spreading even faster ... and affects more countries at the same time." That could lead to political unrest of the scale that produces world wars.
Why does the Darfur violence arouse outrage but the slaughter of millions more in Congo does not? An indispensable new book by Gerard Prunier attempts an answer by combining cool analysis and scholarly dispassion without losing sight of the horror of its subject.
Only weeks ago, the political world was buzzing about a "team of rivals," but instead President Obama has populated his administration with Bush yes-men and Wall Street kleptocrats whose discredited theologies cannot be killed.
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The military's spin budget—covering recruitment, advertising and public relations—has jumped 63 percent over the last five years, to $4.7 billion, according to a yearlong investigation by the Associated Press. The Pentagon pays nearly as many people to influence public opinion as the State Department has in its entire work force.
John Kenneth Galbraith once warned that U.S. foreign policy suffers from institutional rigidity with a "strong commitment to error." What better proof than the planned surge in Afghanistan?
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He's back: Stuart Bowen, the special inspector general for Iraq reconstruction, has released a new volume in his series of blood-boiling reports. Looking back on his five years as a watchdog, Bowen laments the widespread waste of taxpayer funds in Iraq, and warns that the same mistakes are being made in Afghanistan.
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The daily bleeding of thousands of jobs will soon turn our economic crisis into a political crisis. Our empire is dying. How will we cope with our decline? Will we cling to the absurd dreams of a superpower and a glorious tomorrow or will we responsibly face our stark new limitations?
Speaking before the big game, the president pledged to bring a substantial number of troops home in time for the next Super Bowl. On the economic front, he warned that "It's going to take a number of months before we stop falling ... ." He also managed to predict the outcome of the game.
The American participants in this year's World Economic Forum have been the first to confront the full international blowback to the U.S.-created world economic crisis, which has devastated the nation's reputation for competence, along with the justification for its six-decade role as world leader.
Turning away from the nation-building exercises that defined Bush-era policies but maintaining the dubious "war on terror" frame, Defense Secretary Gates indicated Tuesday that he has changed his mind on the goals for Afghanistan. Gates declared that the U.S., instead of seeking democracy, should set more limited goals in the long war and occupation.
The world economy this year is likely to grow at a rate of only 0.5 percent, according to the International Monetary Fund, which re-evaluated its figures after the U.K. officially entered into recession last week. The growth rate, as projected, is the lowest in more than 60 years.
NATO has no coherent overall purpose and has not had one since the end of the Cold War. Any number of redefinitions and reorganizations have been proposed or tried and have proved unsatisfactory because no one can explain what it is that NATO really does or is for, other than to clean up behind the United States.
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When I try to open some programs I get the error: please set registry key hklm\software\microsoft.netframework\installroot to point to the .net framework install location
I've tried going to regedit and pointed the installroot to the .net framework install location but it doesn't recognise it, I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling multiple versions of .NET framework and it still won't work.
The installroot is set to C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v3.5 right now but I've tried C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64 , C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET and all sorts
Thanks for any replies.
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Hey there, did you try the .Net cleaning tool to remove all versions of .Net then reinstall it again?
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If by cleaning tool you mean this Microsoft .NET Framework Repair Tool http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/details.aspx?id=30135
Then yeah I've tried it but all it said was to make these two changes:
"Reregister Windows Installer service Unregisters and re-registers the Windows Installer service using MsiExec.exe. Applicable regardless of the diagnosis results.
Restart Windows Installer service Stops and restarts the Windows Installer service. Applicable regardless of the diagnosis results."
I've done that twice but nothing changed, doesn't give an option to uninstall .NET.
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No I mean the Automated cleanup tool to remove the .NET Framework 1.0, 1.1, 2.0, 3.0 and 3.5
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By the way which version of .NET framework should I install again?
4.5, 4, 3.5 or maybe 3?
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I used the cleanup and installed .NET framework 4.5, it didn't solve anything though.
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I just brewed by first batch of beer today. It was an amber ale from midwest supplies. I made a small mistake by putting 4 gallons into my kettle which took forever to get to boil. Ended up having to turn on two burners on my stove and put my kettle in the middle but all and all it worked. I do have one question though, the directions say ferment for a week then switch to a secondary fermentor. I know there have been lots of discussion about it but what should I do, follow directions or just let it sit in the primary for longer?
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Time is your friend in brewing. I normally don't move mine until 3 weeks or so, if I am going to use a secondary. It can be tough to wait, but patience is a good thing for beer.
I have made 3 and not used a secondary on any. My thought is if it isn't necessary why risk an infection even if it is small.
I'd recommend just leaving it in the primary fermenter for longer (2-3 weeks), make sure you hit your Final Gravity, then bottle. Some people like secondaries, especially to use when dry hopping, or adding flavors from things like fruit. I wouldn't worry about using one for now.
No need to secondary that beer, just more hassle and more chance to get an infection. I'd primary for 3 weeks and take grav. readings 2-3 days apart, then bottle.
I've only used a secondary to add fruit or to bulk age high gravity beers.
I have wrestled with this question too and read countless threads extolling the virtues of one way or the other. MY consensus is this: No need to secondary if you are using ordinary yeasts and do not need to use the primary for something else. Even if you are dry hopping or adding oak chips, just toss them in the primary at the right time. Never heard of any issues with this, then you're not risking contamination moving your brew. Here's what I do (gleaned from countless posts on here on this subject.
28 days in primary, then bottle. 28 days in bottle. Then drink.
If you are dry hopping for 7 days or whatever, just add those in the primary at the 21 day mark. I know that others will have different schedules or insist you don't have to bottle condition that long, and that's true, they could be ready sooner. But to me, this isn't a race, it's an art (or at least something I take pride in), so let the yeast and time do their thing, and you will always end up with a great result.
I am only a few weeks ahead of you, and asking the same question I recurred similar advice. But, for me, I ultimately followed the directions from the kit. That worked well for me not because of the time but because out let me clear the trub in 2 phases which was helpful with my limited experience.
Okay looks like I am not going to use the secondary. One other question I have is that when taking a gravity reading how should I go about doing it? Sanitizing it all and just dipping it into the primary? Or should I used a siphon?
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A York University tutorial assistant who posted disparaging comments about students on her Facebook page is really just the tip of the iceberg, says Hans Rollmann, a tutorial assistant at York.
Rollmann says he doesn't know her but feels badly for Sociology teaching assistant Bianca Baggiarini who posted comments on her Facebook page that slammed students.
In the comments posted on her Facebook page in February, and since taken down, Baggiarini said: "My student's papers are making me dumber, so very stupid; by the minute. Please, make them, stop. They are infecting me with there huge and apparent stupidity, and I fear they will start to effect in my opinion the way I myself right papers (sic)."
While he thinks Baggiarini's comments were "disrespectful and not cool at all,'' Rollmann doesn't think she should be scapegoated and singled out.
"It's a much wider and more systemic problem of respect on campus, and in many ways it just reflects the same attitude and comments many tenured faculty and senior administrators encourage,'' says Rollmann, a PhD student in women's studies who is in his second year of being a tutorial assistant in social science.
"That's the exact thing we hear from tenured faculty, from department heads, from deans, from senior administrators, it's this … continuous disparaging attitude toward undergraduates on campus,'' says Rollmann.
Baggiarini could not be reached for comment but she remains a tutorial assistant at York.
Nancy Mandell, professor and chair of the Department of Sociology, told the Star that Baggiarini apologized this week to students for what she published on Facebook.
"She's very sincere in that apology,'' said Mandell who called Baggiarini's Facebook comments "very regrettable and inappropriate. This shows a lack of respect for students.'' She said the incident is still under investigation by the university. The comments are "not characteristic'' of the department, she said. "We have a deep respect for our students.''
Mandell said she has not heard directly from any student about Baggiarini's comments.
One of Baggiarini's students said she is not happy that the tutorial assistant is still teaching and feels it's unfair that Baggiarini will be grading her final exam. "I was disgusted with her remarks,'' said the student, who said she felt she had to remain anonymous for obvious reasons. "We're reading these (Facebook) comments knowing she's going to be marking our final exam. It's appalling.''
Rollmann says he understands how tutorial assistants might want to blow off some steam on their Facebook pages because of the heavy workload they have. He says he doesn't make disparaging comments on his own Facebook page. "It's just not nice. I don't like insulting people publicly,'' says Rollmann. "I think, anyone could read this.''
Rollmann says TAs are supposed to work about 10 hours a week, but assistants "work many more hours than that. They're the front line, they end up working double the amount they're getting paid for. You get emails from students at all hours … someone will dump 50 exams in front of you that you have to get graded in three days.''
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Superintendent Ann Kearney announced that SMASD has received the Pennsylvania Department of Education's report which found "100 percent" of teachers in the district to be highly qualified and meeting the mandates for certified teachers in the previous school year.
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St. Marys resident Rodney Constable questioned members of St. Marys City Council about the diminishing size of the city's police department during the recent council meeting.
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Larry Sweet, NASA's new CIO, takes office as the agency is under IG pressure to improve its IT management.
Larry Sweet, a NASA veteran who began his career at the space agency in 1987, will officially take the reins as the agency's CIO on June 30.
Sweet replaces Linda Cureton, who retired in April. NASA's associate deputy administrator Richard Keegan has been acting CIO since Cureton's departure. Sweet has served as the Johnson Space Center's CIO and information resources director since 2007.
Sweet will be responsible for ensuring NASA's information assets are in line with federal policies, procedures and legislation, and he'll also manage several major IT efforts. The most important of those efforts is likely the IT Infrastructure Integration Program (I3P), which will consolidate and integrate NASA's IT contracts to increase collaboration and reduce costs at the agency.
Perhaps more important moving forward, though, is that Sweet will be installed at the same time the agency is supposed to improve IT governance, enhance CIO authority and make fixes to other IT problems that have dogged the agency for decades, according to a June report by NASA's Office of Inspector General.
NASA's decentralized IT operations "hinder the agency's ability to implement effective IT governance," leaving the agency CIO with limited visibility or control over IT investments and unable to enforce security measures across all NASA computers, the IG reported. Of the $1.46 billion allocated for IT in fiscal 2012, the agency CIO had direct control of only $159 million, or about 11 percent.
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NASA administrator Charles Bolden concurred or partially concurred with all eight OIG recommendations stemming from the report. They include requiring the CIO to approve all IT procurement expenditures over an established threshold and consolidating overall IT governance within OCIO. All recommendations were due to be addressed within one year.
In his response, presumably written before NASA had selected Sweet for the job, Bolden wrote that NASA would look for candidates who had demonstrated strong governance in their careers to take on these new challenges. Based on Bolden's other statements in response to the OIG criticism, it seems Sweet will have no shortage of work to do when he begins. "I will ask the new CIO to conduct a comprehensive assessment of existing NASA IT governance and the IT organization and recommend any necessary improvements to address the findings in this report," Bolden said.
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