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Architectures for Distributed Systems Chapter 2 Definitions • Software Architectures – describe the organization and interaction of software components; focuses on logical organization of software (component interaction, etc.) • System Architectures - describe the placement of software components on physical machines – The realization of an architecture may be centralized (most components located on a single machine), decentralized (most machines have approximately the same functionality), or hybrid (some combination). Architectural Styles • An architectural style describes a particular way to configure a collection of components and connectors. – Component - a module with well-defined interfaces; reusable, replaceable – Connector – communication link between modules • Architectures suitable for distributed systems: – Layered architectures* – Object-based architectures* – Data-centered architectures – Event-based architectures Architectural Styles Object based is less structured component = object connector = RPC or RMI Figure 2-1. The (a) layered architectural style & (b) The object-based architectural style. Data-Centered Architectures • Access and update of data store is the main purpose of the system – Processes communicate/exchange info primarily by reading and modifying data in some shared repository (e.g database, distributed file system) • Traditional data base (passive): responds to requests • Blackboard system (active): clients solve problems collaboratively; system can update clients when information changes. Architectural Styles • Communication via event Event-based arch. supports several propagation, in dist. systems communication styles: seen often in Publish/ Subscribe; • Publish-subscribe e.g., register interest in market • Broadcast info; get email updates • Point-to-point • Decouples sender & receiver; asynchronous communication • Figure 2-2. (a) The event-based architectural style Architectural Styles (5) Data Centric Architecture; e.g., shared distributed file systems or Web-based distributed systems Combination of data-centered and event based architectures Processes communicate asynchronously Figure 2-2. (b) The shared data-space architectural style. Distribution Transparency • Software architectures are important because they are designed to support distribution transparency. • Transparency involves trade-offs • Different distributed applications require different solutions/architectures – There is no "silver bullet" – no one-size-fits-all system. System Architectures for Distributed Systems • Centralized: traditional client-server structure – Vertical (or hierarchichal) organization of communication and control paths – Logical separation of functions into client (requesting process) and server (responder) • Decentralized: peer-to-peer – Horizontal rather than hierarchical comm. and control – Communication paths are less structured; symmetric functionality • Hybrid: combine elements of C/S and P2P – Edge-server systems – Collaborative distributed systems. • Classification of a system as centralized or decentralized refers to communication and control organization, primarily. Traditional Client-Server • Processes are divided into two, not necessarily distinct, groups. • Synchronous communication: request- reply protocol • In LANs, often implemented with a connectionless protocol (unreliable) • In WANs, communication is typically connection-oriented TCP/IP (reliable) – High likelihood of communication failures C/S Architectures Figure 2-3. General interaction between a client and a server. Transmission Failures • With connectionless transmissions, failure of any sort means no reply • Possibilities: – Request message was lost – Reply message was lost – Server failed either before, during or after performing the service • Can the client tell which of the above errors took place? Idempotency • Typical response to lost request in connectionless communication: re-transmission • Consider effect of re-sending a message such as "Increment X by 1000" – If first message was acted on, now the operation has been performed twice • Idempotent operations: can be performed multiple times without harm – e.g., "Return current value of X"; check on availability of a product – Non-idempotent: "increment X", order a product Layered (software) Architecture for Client-Server Systems • User-interface level: GUI's (usually) for interacting with end users • Processing level: data processing applications – the core functionality • Data level: interacts with data base or file system – Data usually is persistent; exists even if no client is accessing it – File or database system Examples • Web search engine – Interface: type in a keyword string – Processing level: processes to generate DB queries, rank replies, format response – Data level: database of web pages • Stock broker's decision support system – Interface: likely more complex than simple search – Processing: programs to analyze data; rely on statistics, AI perhaps, may require large simulations – Data level: DB of financial information • Desktop "office suites" – Interface: access to various documents, data, – Processing: word processing, database queries, spreadsheets,… – Data : file systems and/or databases Application Layering Figure 2-4. The simplified organization of an Internet search engine into three different layers. System Architecture • Mapping the software architecture to system hardware – Correspondence between logical software modules and actual computers • Multi-tiered architectures – Layer and tier are roughly equivalent terms, but layer typically implies software and tier is more likely to refer to hardware. – Two-tier and three-tier are the most common Two-tiered C/S Architectures • Server provides processing and data management; client provides simple graphical display (thin-client) – Perceived performance loss at client – Easier to manage, more reliable, client machines don't need to be so large and powerful • At the other extreme, all application processing and some data resides at the client (fat-client approach) – Pro: reduces work load at server; more scalable – Con: harder to manage by system admin, less secure Multitiered Architectures Thin Fat Client Client Figure 2-5. Alternative client-server organizations (a)–(e). Three-tiered Architectures • In some applications servers may also need to be clients, leading to a three level architecture – Distributed transaction processing – Web servers that interact with database servers • Distribute functionality across three levels of machines instead of two. Multitiered Architectures (3 Tier Architecture) Figure 2-6. An example of a server acting as client. Centralized v Decentralized Architectures • Traditional client-server architectures exhibit vertical distribution. Each level serves a different purpose in the system. – Logically different components reside on different nodes • Horizontal distribution (P2P): each node has roughly the same processing capabilities and stores/manages part of the total system data. – Better load balancing, more resistant to denial-of- service attacks, harder to manage than C/S – Communication & control is not hierarchical; all about equal Peer-to-Peer • Nodes act as both client and server; interaction is symmetric • Each node acts as a server for part of the total system data • Overlay networks connect nodes in the P2P system – Nodes in the overlay use their own addressing system for storing and retrieving data in the system – Nodes can route requests to locations that may not be known by the requester. Overlay Networks • Are logical or virtual networks, built on top of a physical network • A link between two nodes in the overlay may consist of several physical links. • Messages in the overlay are sent to logical addresses, not physical (IP) addresses • Various approaches used to resolve logical addresses to physical. Circles represent nodes in the network. Blue nodes are also part of the overlay network. Dotted lines represent virtual links. Actual routing is based on TCP/IP protocols Overlay Network Example Overlay Networks • Each node in a P2P system knows how to contact several other nodes. • The overlay network may be structured (nodes and content are connected according to some design that simplifies later lookups) or unstructured (content is assigned to nodes without regard to the network topology. ) Structured P2P Architectures • A common approach is to use a distributed hash table (DHT) to organize the nodes • Traditional hash functions convert a key to a hash value, which can be used as an index into a hash table. – Keys are unique – each represents an object to store in the table; e.g., at UAH, your A-number – The hash function value is used to insert an object in the hash table and to retrieve it. Structured P2P Architectures • In a DHT, data objects and nodes are each assigned a key which hashes to a random number from a very large identifier space (to ensure uniqueness) • A mapping function assigns objects to nodes, based on the hash function value. • A lookup, also based on hash function value, returns the network address of the node that stores the requested object. Characteristics of DHT • Scalable – to thousands, even millions of network nodes – Search time increases more slowly than size; usually Ο(log(N)) • Fault tolerant – able to re-organize itself when nodes fail • Decentralized – no central coordinator (example of decentralized algorithms) Chord Routing Algorithm Structured P2P • Nodes are logically arranged in a circle • Nodes and data items have m-bit identifiers (keys) from a 2m namespace. – e.g., a node's key is a hash of its IP address and a file's key might be the hash of its name or of its content or other unique key. – The hash function is consistent; which means that keys are distributed evenly across the nodes, with high probability. Inserting Items in the DHT • A data item with key value k is mapped to the node with the smallest identifier id such that id ≥ k (mod 2m) • This node is the successor of k, or succ(k) • Modular arithmetic is used • See figure 2-7 on page 45. Structured Peer-to-Peer Architectures Figure 2-7. The mapping of data items onto nodes in Chord for m = 4 Finding Items in the DHT • Each node in the network knows the location of some fraction of other nodes. – If the desired key is stored at one of these nodes, ask for it directly – Otherwise, ask one of the nodes you know to look in its set of known nodes. – The request will propagate through the overlay network until the desired key is located – Lookup time is O(log(N)) Joining & Leaving the Network • Join – Generate the node's random identifier, id, using the distributed hash function – Use the lookup function to locate succ(id) – Contact succ(id) and its predecessor to insert self into ring. – Assume data items from succ(id) • Leave (normally) – Notify predecessor & successor; – Shift data to succ(id) • Leave (due to failure) – Periodically, nodes can run "self-healing" algorithms Summary • Deterministic: If an item is in the system it will be found • No need to know where an item is stored • Lookup operations are relatively efficient • DHT-based P2P systems scale well • BitTorrent and Coral Content Distribution Network incorporate DHT elements http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_hash_table Unstructured P2P • Unstructured P2P organizes the overlay network as a random graph. • Each node knows about a subset of nodes, its "neighbors". – Neighbors are chosen in different ways: physically close nodes, nodes that joined at about the same time, etc. - • Data items are randomly mapped to some node in the system & lookup is random, unlike the structured lookup in Chord. Locating a Data Object by Flooding • Send a request to all known neighbors – If not found, neighbors forward the request to their neighbors • Works well in small to medium sized networks, doesn't scale well • "Time-to-live" counter can be used to control number of hops • Example system: Gnutella & Freenet (Freenet uses a caching system to improve performance) Comparison • Structured networks typically guarantee that if an object is in the network it will be located in a bounded amount of time – usually O(log(N)) • Unstructured networks offer no guarantees. – For example, some will only forward search requests a specific number of hops – Random graph approach means there may be loops – Graph may become disconnected Superpeers • Maintain indexes to some or all nodes in the system • Supports resource discovery • Act as servers to regular peer nodes, peers to other superpeers • Improve scalability by controlling floods • Can also monitor state of network • Example: Napster Figure 2-12. Hybrid Architectures • Combine client-server and P2P architectures – Edge-server systems; e.g. ISPs, which act as servers to their clients, but cooperate with other edge servers to host shared content – Collaborative distributed systems; e.g., BitTorrent, which supports parallel downloading and uploading of chunks of a file. First, interact with C/S system, then operate in decentralized manner. Edge-Server Systems Figure 2-13. Viewing the Internet as consisting of a collection of edge servers. Review • Architectures of distributed systems – Centralized control: traditional C/S • Vertical/hierarchichal organization (layers/tiers) – Decentralized control: Peer-to-peer (P2P) • Horizontal organization • Structured or unstructured – Example: Distributed hash table structures based on algorithms such as Chord (structured) – Example: Freenet (unstructured) – Hybrid control: contains elements of centralized control (C/S) and P2P • Example: BitTorrent Collaborative Distributed Systems BitTorrent • Clients contact a global directory (Web server) to locate a .torrent file with the information needed to locate a tracker; a server that can supply a list of active nodes that have chunks of the desired file. • Using information from the tracker, clients can download the file in chunks from multiple sites in the network. Clients must also provide file chunks to other users. Collaborative Distributed Systems Trackers know which nodes are active (downloading chunks of a file) Tells how to locate the tracker for this file • Figure 2-14. The principal working of BitTorrent [adapted with permission from Pouwelse et al. (2004)]. BitTorrent - Justification • Designed to force users of file-sharing systems to participate in sharing. • Simplifies the process of publishing large files, e.g. games – When a user downloads your file, he becomes in turn a server who can upload the file to other requesters. – Share the load – doesn't swamp your server Freenet • "Freenet is free software which lets you publish and obtain information on the Internet without fear of censorship. To achieve this freedom, the network is entirely decentralized and publishers and consumers of information are anonymous. Without anonymity there can never be true freedom of speech, and without decentralization the network will be vulnerable to attack." P2P v Client/Server • P2P computing allows end users to communicate without a dedicated server. • Communication is still usually synchronous (blocking) • There is less likelihood of performance bottlenecks since communication is more distributed. – Data distribution leads to workload distribution. • Resource discovery is more difficult than in centralized client-server computing. • P2P can be more fault tolerant, more resistant to denial of service attacks because network content is distributed. – Individual hosts may be unreliable, but overall, the system should maintain a consistent level of service Architecture versus Middleware • Where does middleware fit into an architecture? • Middleware: the software layer between user applications and distributed platforms. • Purpose: to provide distribution transparency – Applications can access programs running on remote nodes without understanding the remote environment Architecture versus Middleware • Middleware may also have an architecture – e.g., CORBA has an object-oriented style. • Use of a specific architectural style can make it easier to develop applications, but it may also lead to a less flexible system. • Possible solution: develop middleware that can be customized as needed for different applications. Appendix • Content Addressable Network – Structured P2P Content Addressable Networks Structured P2P • A d-dimensional space is partitioned among all nodes (see page 46) • Each node & each data item is assigned a point in the space. • Data lookup is equivalent to knowing region boundary points and the responsible node for each region. Structured Peer-to-Peer Architectures •2-dim space [0,1] x [0,1] is divided among 6 nodes •Each node has an associated region •Every data item in CAN will be assigned a unique point in space •A node is responsible for all data elements mapped to its region • Figure 2-8. (a) The mapping of data items onto nodes in CAN (Content Addressable Network). Structured Peer-to-Peer Architectures •To add a new region, split the region •To remove an existing region, neighbor will take over • Figure 2-8. (b) Splitting a region when a node joins.
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Ben Bruce Blakeney (30 July 1908, Shawnee, Oklahoma – March 4, 1963) was an American lawyer who served with the rank of major during the Second World War in the Pacific theatre.[1]
International Military Tribunal of the Far East[edit]
In 1946–1948, he served as a defense counsel at the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal, and defended Shigenori Tōgō, General Yoshijirō Umezu and Admiral Soemu Toyoda, who was found not guilty. Among his arguments were that aggressive war could not be defined as a crime under international law, hence he took the bold step of addressing the extremely sensitive issue of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima saying: "If the killing of Admiral Kidd by the bombing of Pearl Harbor is murder, we know the name of the very man who[se] hands loosed the atomic bomb on Hiroshima."[2]
After a number of defense counsel resigned in protest, Blakeney continued his work for the defense team, arguing that the court should not create a double standard where the Japanese were punished but others were allowed to go free for committing acts of war.[1] Blakeney, together with defense attorney George Furness, filed an appeal with the Supreme Court of the United States on behalf of the convicted Japanese officials, arguing that the ruling could not be upheld because General Douglas MacArthur had acted unconstitutionally in constituting the tribunal. The appeal was denied.[1]
Post-Tribunal career[edit]
In 1949, he began work as a lecturer of law at Tokyo University. Blakeney later worked with Tōgō Fumihiko to translate and edit "The Cause of Japan," by Tōgō Shigenori."[1] He was killed in a plane crash in 1963.
- "The Japanese High Command", Military Affairs, Vol. 9, No. 2 (Summer, 1945), pp. 95–113 and No. 3 (Autumn, 1945), pp. 208–218
- A Sketch of the development of Japanese law. 1960. OCLC 469291130.
- ^ a b c d "The Tokyo war Crimes Trial: A Digital Exhibition". University Of Virginia Law School. Retrieved 2014-07-20.
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1996 Mercedes-Benz E-Class User Reviews
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jspikes39 writes:
1996 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E320 Review
everything I love the luxury feel
Has a little oil leak
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Sluggish off the line compared to my old Cadillac Allante
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You can Afford it
You are too poor to buy it
The Car Most People Wish They Had — Slow as a dead racoon, but uzzes class and build quality is seccond to none. Acres of space and the ability to haul a full size fridge make it extreamly capable, 7 seats an extra plus, you never know when you need them.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Acceleration, built, braking.
Germany Above All — The performance is great considering its a luxury sedan car. The quality of the interior is great. It doenst cost alot on maintetnace and doesnt require it alot. It is really fun to drive because you can feel the mightiness of the car.
Primary Use: Family transportation
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great looks
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Mercedes W210 — Good chassisW210 staggered AMG 18 " rims low miles- 36K The car runs great, gets excellent gas mileage. I like the design of the W210. Repair and parts for Mercedes is high but less than the M3 I used to own.
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1996 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E320 Review
Live life king size in an E-Class !!!
Way to expensive to maintain such a car !!!
If You Have The Money, Get A Merc Coz It Wont Let You Down Ever !! — Not bad for a Mercedes-Benz. The car is quite old but it is fun to drive and thats why i bought it for. The exterior and interior is just ok.. not too much wear and tear. It is more than 10 years old so bearing that in consideration, i would give it a 4/5.
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won't be pulled over at roadblock but able to chase a failady
Multitronic isn't available at this model
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35 mpg in heavy safe four door
Expensive to fix
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leg room
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1994 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Reviews
One of the most reliable cars I have ever owned. This car was built to NEVER die.....it's bullet proof. I had a fan belt break and with the internal electric water pump (which I never knew about) wa... Read More
Mercedes E Class W124 - The Grand Dame
I first fell in love with its little brother- the 190E when I was in colledge.. A classmate, being the usual irresponsible teenager, drove me to his house in his fathers, then new 190E, without a v... Read More
1995 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Reviews
My Fine German Motorcar
I have wanted a W124 chassis E Class since I was a teenager. When I saw the brilliant, emerald green E320, I had to have it. Although I never drive in snow, with good tires it handles ok in the rain a... Read More
The Super Car
it is gd but can`t handle it very good espicially on the high way and the acceleration of it is very good i think it is one of the best car in its year and it is huge with is gd for me Read More
1997 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Reviews
The Four Door Sports Sedan That Eliminates Excuses
i always looked at this type of body style benz as the rich mans civic. easy to get around, gas mileage is impressive, refuses to break down, and can take a busy city commute abuse. as any vehicle the... Read More
This Car Could Have Saved Diana.
As above , this car has safety at number 1 covered. Number 2 is of course built for comfort and is easy on the eye. my only issues I had was rear vision, invest in parking sensors and problem solved. ... Read More
1998 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Reviews
Great Luxery Ride
This car is safe, reliable and fun. It has a strong V8 engine, but it manages to get good gas mileage. It has a smooth ride and a beautiful, classic design that never ages. Interior is comfortable and... Read More
Awesome Super Sedan!
Fantastic car! I owned it for 6 or so months and i wrote it off. I hit at 70klm full impact , no brakes, and didnt feel a thing! powerful, comfortable and reliable! Id buy another again without a prob... Read More
1999 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Reviews
A Great Car Used For The Money
The feel and sound of quality, the way the doors shut, the quiet ride, surprisingly good in the snow (with snow tires), only cons are the electronics are overly complicated, the maintenance reminder w... Read More
Best Of The Best
Best car I ever own CLK320 really strong V6 and good on gas so I can say reliable car for using long trips or in Town daily driver. Strong A/C unit keep cool in Las Vegas. So if you choice any Mercede... Read More


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Google Doodles Where The Wild Things Are For Maurice Sendak's 85th Birthday
Beloved children's book author and illustrator Maurice Sendak is being celebrated today on Google's home page with an animated Doodle showcasing the author's work. Users can click the play icon to view an animated wheel of Sendak's characters.
Born June 10, 1928 in Brooklyn, New York, Sendak would have been 85 years old today. He passed just over a year ago from a stroke in Danbury, Connecticut.
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The last screen of the Google logo today celebrates the 85th birthday with many of the characters all standing together for the celebration.
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Truck lighting manufacturer Grote has named long-time Grote executive Eric Thorstensen to the newly created position of director of business development.
Kent Bode, another career Grote manager, has been named director of OEM sales, filling the slot left open by Thorstensen.
"Eric has substantial knowledge and experience in leading teams in sales, quality, operations, international business, and engineering. His in-depth knowledge ofcustomer needs and Grote processes make him the perfect leader to develop the innovative solutions our customers expect from Grote," said, John Grote, global vice president, sales and marketing.
"Kent has held positions in engineering, product development, and sales," he said. "During his time as a regional OEM sales manager, Kent was responsible for developing our OEM business in the southeastern territory, as well as managing the majority of our OEM tractor accounts."
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Advertisers have reported that they are taking an integrated approach to social media advertising, according to a new Vizu survey.
Advertisers have reported that they are taking an integrated approach to social media advertising, according to a new Vizu survey.
About 66 percent of advertisers say they integrate paid social ads into their online campaigns. While another 51 percent say they integrate social ads into their offline marketing efforts.
According to Vizu, a Nielsen company, advertisers run paid social media ads most often with online video, online display, and mobile. Offline, advertisers reported that they are most inclined to run paid social ads with print and TV campaigns.
Around 83 percent of advertisers surveyed said they run social ads in conjunction with online display campaigns. Roughly 46 percent said they do the same with online video marketing efforts. About 40 percent also reported using social ads together with mobile advertising operations.
In the offline world, 52 percent of those surveyed reported combining print ads with paid social media campaigns. TV advertising operations were also shown to be used alongside social media ad campaigns about 37 percent of time, according to the study.
Primarily, social ads are reported to be used for branding efforts. Surveyed participants said they use social media ads for branding by a 45 percent margin. Of those respondents only 16 percent said their campaigns are primarily direct response related.
A major problem for advertisers using paid social ads is finding a proper metric for the platform. According to the study, many advertisers remained unconvinced of social media ads because of a lack of proper metrics.
"With paid social media advertising on the rise, it's no surprise that marketers are beginning to look for true measures of return on investment to justify their investment," says senior vice president of product leadership for advertising effectiveness at Nielsen Jeff Smith.
"And with paid social ads increasingly part of integrated, branding-related campaigns, there is real demand for metrics that are consistent with what they've used for other media, such as brand lift and sales lift."
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98% of WI Members voted on the organisation's new campaign on Saturday 7 June 2014 at the National Federation of Women's Institutes (NFWI) Annual Meeting, imploring all members to discuss their wishes regarding organ donation with their family and friends. The resolution:
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It's Official: An organic diet reduces pesticide exposure.
February 10th, 2015 | by Becky Striepe
A new study confirmed what organic advocates have been saying for years: people who eat an organic diet have fewer toxic pesticides in our bodies
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A new study confirmed what organic advocates have been saying for years: people who eat an organic diet have fewer toxic pesticides in our bodies
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One of the most useful apps on my phone is a free grocery app called Grocery IQ. As a person who visits the grocery store often, it's very handy to have my lists all in one place on a device that I always have with me. I can add to it no matter where I am and just pull it out whenever I'm at the store
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Trees near concrete
I am looking for trees to plant down the side of my concrete driveway. I'm not concerned about fast growing trees, I just need something where the roots won't make the concrete pop up. It is also a fairly wet area now but I can make it so it isn't. There are 3 trees on the opposite side which I believe are pear trees??? But we just poured the concrete & I hope the existing trees don't cause a problem.
I live in southwest Ohio & believe it is zone 6.
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and will this be really important in say 30 to 50 years???
and if its a concern.. why do you want a tree there at all???
and how far from the cement are you contemplating planting..
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i favor oak, as being deep rooted.. and unless you are planting w/in 6 feet .. any tree.. i dont really see an issue ..
from mom and dads 1960 neighborhood. i can affirmatively state that you do not want maple or sycamore within 10 feet ..
BTW.. any drain pipe or septic issues???
What's your soil like? Unless it's pure sand and /or gravel, no tree is going to be "deep-rooted".
Aside from that, you have many options....almost anything, really.....if you're not going to be there for too long! But if you are there for the long haul, at least stay away from most maples. They heave up slabs for breakfast.


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I'm totally new to the idea of brewing my own beer, although I've been making wine from scratch for a little while now.
Since being diagnosed as a Celiac (10 years ago), I have been craving a huge-bodied, super-malty, slightly sweet and low-to-mid hopped beer. Does anyone have a recipe or two they would be willing to share? I'm thinking something along the lines of a cream or a brown.
Any and all help is appreciated!
Cream will not be super-malty.
A porter or scotch ale sounds a little more like what you're looking for.
Subscribing to this because I fear what you are asking for doesn't exist and I'm hoping someone will prove that wrong. I've had several gluten free beers and none were even remotely malty. More like a saison than anything. You can have nuts correct? Maybe you could heavily roast some pecans or hazelnuts or something to get the roast that sorghum won't get you.
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I've tried everything short of malting my own grains, and have yet to see success. That includes nuts, all-grain using unmalted grains with commercial-grade enzymes, every extract and sugar-source known to man, fruits, vegetables, you name it. I've got an order of malted buckwheat on the way, and I intend to try some oat malt soon as well, but my hopes are not high.
You may have better luck with malting your own grains. But even then, it isn't going to be the 'maltiness' you are looking for. It's not going to taste like barely malt. It's going to taste like Buckwheat malt or Millet Malt or quinoa malt. Which unfortunately is just something you are going to have to get to like. At a last push, and if you are willing, I believe there is a thing called Clarity ferm? This can be used in Barley beers to 'reduce' the gluten content. Though I would believe that this could and probably would still effect people.
Due to the amount of sugar fermentable products being used as replacements for malted grains, the beers you do are probably going to turn out dryer. Although it may sound strange, I have had more malt-like flavours from using more crystal buckwheat malt, then using golden syrup in it, rather than a little bit of crystal and a little bit of malt. Worth a try for you?
Have you tried using chesnuts in your brews yet? I keep meaning to order some and give the overnight mash a try.
I hear try impart a maltyness close to barley but have yet to try a beer from harvester
How is the maltyness in their beers compared to other gf beers and Homebrew you have made
Hmmm, it looks like I'm going to be in for quite the ride!
I wonder if it will be like GF baking: the more different types of grains/starches etc. that you include, the closer you get to an approximation of 'real bread'. If you just use buckwheat, or rice flour, it always tastes exactly like that.
It looks like this will require much more research than I had anticipated
mtbskier--I actually just ordered another case of Harvester beers, and cracked open a Red Ale last night. It's much better than the first case I got, in which the beers had an ashy/tobacco kind of aftertaste that was very unpleasant. The chestnuts definitely add a nice flavor, but I would not describe it as "malty" or "barley-like". It was a good beer and I enjoyed it, definitely one of the best on the commercial market (I hesitate to compare it to my homebrew because I've never made a red ale), but it would never fool anyone looking for that barley flavor. I do plan to give chestnuts a try, though; I like what they add to the Harvester beers and think I could improve on their recipes. They still rely on sorghum extract and cane sugar quite heavily, so I'm gonna try something with malted buckwheat, sprouted quinoa, chestnuts, and buckwheat honey. If that doesn't get me close to the kind of maltiness I'm after, I'm probably going to give up on the more malt-forward styles and go for beers that feature the other ingredients more. I remember tasting my girlfriend's pint of Arrogant Bastard the other night and thinking I could probably approximate it fairly well. The higher-alcohol beers give away a lot of their maltiness to a general alcoholic sweetness, which I've been able to replicate just fine with some of my beers.
Hey igliashon - would you mind sharing that Agave-Vanilla Cream Ale recipe? It sounds yummy! (I couldn't find it on your blog site...which is great BTW!)
Sure thing, Ray! It was a real crowd-pleaser, though I should note that the vanilla flavor definitely fades with time--it's real strong at first (for the first month in bottles) but mellows more and more the longer you wait.
I call it:Verano Perpetuo Summer Ale
3 gallon batch (multiply all ingredients by 5/3 to make a 5-gallon batch, except the yeast)
60 minute boil
1 lb Liquid Sorghum Extract, added at end of boil
1 lb Rice Syrup Solids, added at beginning of boil
1 lb Amber Agave Syrup, added at beginning of boil
12 oz Clover Honey, added at end of boil
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0.5 oz Ahtanum hops, add at last 5 minutes of boil
1 oz Crystal hops, add at last 5 minutes of boil
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US-05 Yeast
0.5 oz Vanilla extract, added to bottling sugar
(I originally intended to add some homemade extract of jasmine tea at bottling time as well, but decided to play it safe. Next time, I'll add the jasmine tea instead of the vanilla and see how it goes; I think it would be nice).
Target OG: 1.046
Target FG: 1.008
When it's young, it does have a slight tequila flavor, which I liked. It's a very light, crisp, refreshing summer quencher. It is not remotely malty, nor is it cidery or soda-like; it's its own thing, and I was quite happy with it. The hop flavor was really nice.


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I think the phaser shots by the Enterprise were actually more realistic in Doomsday Machine.
I've seen lasers in real life and (though we're talking phasers, they should be similar) and they move so quickly they are simply there one second and gone the next. Literally on/off.
Most of Treks phasers effects have been the "energy beam pouring out of the ship" variety. Where you can actually watch the beam as it exits the Enterprise and heads toward a target.
That would never happen in real life. Though then again, in space you can't actually see beam weapons when they are fired (or so I've read).
But the "strafing run" is not consistent with dialogue.
The dialogue indicates that Decker was going to take the Enterprise in and hit the Planet Killer with "full phasers at point blank range".
Like I said, I might've like to have seen two additional angles of the Enterprise firing on the Planet Killer, but the strafing run sounds ridiculous
Actually unless the ship is totallyat a dead stop in space (stupid), a strafing run is the ONLY way to hit the PK at point blank range and still get away. It makes perfect sense with the dialgoue.
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