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7 days and the 5 gallon carboy is all good. My two mamas have now merged to one big smooth mama. As for flavor, I could taste some tea tenons yesterday but not so much today. The sweet tea taste is all but gone and I think I may bottle tomorrow.
On a fermentation note, it seems two weeks in an ez-cap 16oz bottle with half of a quarter tsp of sugar is great for fizz and body. Glad I went to the 5 gallon carboy as 2 weeks is a long wait. At least I will soon have stock.
Glad to hear it went well! I don't quite have the time/space to ferment/bottle 5 gallons of kombucha (beer takes priority, or course), but I am thinking of starting to use my mr. beer keg (2 gallons) for kombucha, so we'll see how that goes. It's got a spigot right on it so I can just pour straight into the bottles and dump the new tea right into the top.


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What is the utlimate harassment and intimidation tool? Disability Surveillance. Fear is a common mechanism to move average citizens, but do you have to respond in insurer best interest or yours? Just because a company would rather keep not only your premiums but benefits after filing a claim doesn't mean you have to walk away sad and defeated. Today it is time to learn Counter Disability Surveillance 101, because bullies shouldn't get their way. Join me, ESTRA on discussing Counter Disability Surveillance 101.
Guest: Remi Kalacyan, CCDI & BAI - "THE HOLISTIC APPROACH TO SURVEILLANCE" -BOSS
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Join us - Tuesday, March, 24th, 2015 at 6pm Eastern with our guest Remi Kalacyan, CCDI & BAI of VIP Investigations - Montreal, Quebec, Canada, your host Josh Askew and co-host Billy Madison
Understanding the clients (psychology in order to perform better)
What kind of cases
How to succeed in surveillance (Visualization, proactive, state of mind, impartial and objective)
Doing the proper job
Getting help? Associations
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1 or 2 man surveillance
Getting over the 95% of the main problem, which is F.E.A.R. (False Evidence Appearing Real)
Proper practice. Practice makes perfect…….WRONG, perfect practice makes perfect
Pretexts…being ready
Dealing with clients…..proper explanation
Always, Always protect yourself
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-Worked as armed guard, taught Senshido (street fighting), and started his business in 1994.
-Started with a law firm as an in-house detective working criminal cases and realized that there is a big request for surveillance.
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Surveillance Is Illegal Unless Paying Benefits
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Full Episode Is Now Available!
Did you know it is illegal to perform surveillance if benefits are NOT being paid out? Have you been in a car accident? Is an Auto Insurance Carrier, Employer, LTD, or Social Security Disability paying out benefits on a claim? By reviewing the fine print you may notice they can perform surveillance. But for how long or on what grounds? Is there anything you can do about it? Has surveillance moved over to harassment and intimidation in hopes of generating a reason to eliminate benefits?
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The Devil Inside the Beltway: The Shocking Expose' of the Govt's Surveillance
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The Devil Inside the Beltway
The Shocking Exposé of the US Government's Surveillance and Overreach into Cybersecurity, Medicine and Small Business.
Michael J. Daugherty, author and CEO of LabMD in Atlanta, uncovers and details an extraordinary government surveillance program that compromised national security and invaded the privacy of tens of millions of online users worldwide.
Background: The FTC, charged with protecting consumers from unfairness and deception, was directed by Congress to investigate software companies in an effort to stop a growing epidemic of file leaks that exposed military, financial and medical data, and the leaks didn't stop there. As a result of numerous missteps, beginning by "working directly with" malware developers, such as Limewire, instead of investigating them, the agency allowed security leaks to continue for years. When summoned before Congressional Oversight three times since 2003, the agency painted a picture of improving security when in fact leaks were worsening. Then, rather than focus on the real problem of stopping the malware, the FTC diverted Congress' attention from the FTC's failure to protect consumers by playing "get the horses back in the barn". How? By attacking small business.
"The Devil Inside the Beltway" is riveting. It begins when an aggressive cyber security company, with retired General Wesley Clark on its advisory board, downloads the private health information of thousands of LabMD's patients. The company, Tiversa, campaigns for LabMD to hire them. Visit http://michaeljdaugherty.com/ and http://www.biblenewsradio.com for show notes.
Beyond the Veil - The Surveillance State - Open Discussion
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Tonight on Beyond the Veil, we will be discussing the growing Surveillance State within America. From the NSA tapping into your communications, to activation of other activities. What is left of Privacy in the "Land of the Free?" Join us tonight as we discuss various documents and evidence that has been provided to the public. From William Binney to Edward Snowden. Glenn Greenwald to WikiLeaks. Tune in tonight at 7pm Central, and call in to be a part of the discussion!
Chicago High Definition Video Surveillance
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Security integrators are vendors who install and merge (integrate) a company's various security technologies in a whole physical security program. These home security systems often include video monitoring, card access control, and security alarm (a.k.a. "intrusion detection") systems. Before meeting with the integrator about installing a Chicago video surveillance system, it's essential to first define what your enterprise is seeking to accomplish with this particular significant financial investment.
The Science of Surveillance
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Welcome to Your Communty Science Class! The popular culture states, "Everyone is Under Surveillance* something that most of us take for granted but don't really overstand or grasp the extent of that surveillance.
This program explores the Science of Surveillance, drawing heavily from a recent National Geographic broadcast of the same name.
We explore facial recognition software, insect drones, electronic surveillance, infrared surveillance and much, much more. You don't want to miss this powerful program!
Super Power Hour: Broward Politics and Government Surveillance Edition
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The NWO Cyber Surveillance State - You Cannot Hide
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The NWO Cyber Surveillance State - You Cannot Hide
Join Kenneth, John and Cathy in the chat room while they discuss the latest end-of-the-world apocalyptic Word War III headlines and other impossible reports indicating our time on earth is limited. Tonight we will also discuss the New World Order Cyber Surveillance State of which one would be hard pressed to hide from. In fact, why would you care? The situation report says "Game Over".
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Remote Neural Monitoring & Surveillance
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Join us this evening as Rebecca Campbell and I discuss Remote Neural Monitoring and Surveillance.
Advanced surveillance technologies can also be used for harassment. Experimental technologies can include brain wave monitoring via satellite and analyzed through thought activated computers.
Voice-to-skull operations are underway with many believing they have been targeted with these technologies.
Other methods include eavesdropping, satellite lazer harassment, and visual monitoring.
Thermal imaging satellites, including aircraft-based "monitors" which may be loaded into the Drones the government is intending to use on the public.
Drones, wired for surveillance street lights, camera's on every corner, and mics and videos in the stores you shop.
Having A Witness With You, Video Surveillance
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Think about it for a moment. How do societies collapse? Many of us would believe it happens overnight, but in reality, that isn't usually the case. First, there is a slow general breakdown of law and order which is spawned by a particular event. It varies from location to location, but generally doesn't happen instantly... unless we're talking about stopping food stamps.
Even if we looked at stopping food stamps on a moment's notice, only the metropolitan areas would experience wide-spread looting and lawlessness. If for example, food stamps were canceled in Northern Idaho, or farm towns in Texas, I'd be willing to place a large bet on the fact that people would help each other out, instead of simply fend for themselves.
So let's talk about lethal force, and when to use it. But more importantly, how to have a witness with you all the time. That's right, video surveillance. It might be the most important prep you could have when it comes to winning the PR Battle in times of peace, times of complete lawlessness, and in a recovery.
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PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. — Prince George's County police shot and killed a man Saturday morning after the man appeared to be reaching for a weapon in Capitol Heights, authorities said.
Police said two officers patrolling the area heard shots fired at Marlboro Pike and Lee Jay Drive just before 4 a.m.
The male and female officers saw a man leaving on foot and grabbing his side, police spokeswoman Julie Parker said. When the officers approached the man, the male officer noticed the man reaching for a handgun in his waistband, she said. The male officer fired at the man multiple times.
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Women in developing countries often aren't thought of as leaders. Food for the Hungry (FH) helps communities reverse that thinking. An example of a woman becoming a leader is Yubo Boru, a 35-year-old mother of four children living in Kenya. Rather than going to school when she was a girl, Yubo would carry as much water as she […]
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When I drove across the country from Grand Rapids, Mich., to Phoenix, Ariz., in January 2008 I knew two things for sure: That I was about to start a wild adventure Only God knew where this adventure was heading! My journey with Food for the Hungry (FH) began several months earlier when I volunteered as […]
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In the vulnerable places where Food for the Hungry works, handwashing is a lifesaving technique. Diarrhea and pneumonia, two of the leading causes of child deaths worldwide, can be drastically reduced just by proper handwashing. Isn't it wonderful that such a simple act can have such an impact? Knowing the impact of handwashing, I wasn't […]
Network of love from South Sudan to Yale
What do Sudan's lost boys, an Ethiopian teacher, a Lutheran library, a Christian high school in Africa, a Catholic nun and a bus driver in Juba, South Sudan, all have in common? Each is part of a network of caring individuals that provided a pathway of hope for an orphaned boy named Paul Lorem—who is […]
Hope and courage
On March 21, Food for the Hungry (FH) hosted our Hope and Courage conference with participation from Phoenix pastors and church leaders and FH staff from all over the world. One of our keynote speakers was Anglican Bishop Laurent Mbanda, who is bishop of the Shyira Diocese in northern Rwanda. Mbanda (as he prefers to be called) […]
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The 30th annual Manteca Soroptimist Holiday Affair was conducted Wednesday at the Bank of Stockton branch on North Main Street. The event raises money for the various community endeavors of the service club.
Late pledges have pushed the 2009 Manteca/Lathrop Boys & Girls Club Telethon total to $100,391.
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The vacant lot that runs behind Burger King and other Manteca businesses fronting Main Street and backing up to Grant Street has been an eyesore for years.
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LATHROP – A retail shopping development that was abandoned when Richland Planned Communities pulled out of its Central Lathrop project is poised for a comeback.
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Linksys LNE100TX model 5, Linksys NC100, Skymaster SK1207E, Planex FNW-9803-T, or any other network card based on the AN983B chipset by ADMtek, sometimes also sold under the no-name "Asound" or "Fast" brands. Note that this includes some motherboards' built-in Ethernet controllers, such as: MSI (Microstar) MS-6378, DFI NS70-EL & AZ30-EL, USI PM-845, Fujitsu D1451. The solution seems to be to install one of the following drivers from ADMtek: Windows XP, Windows ME, Windows 98. These are drivers from the chipset manufacturer and are Microsoft certified. Use these drivers in place of any other driver for those cards, including the latest version from Linksys.
Netgear FA311 - Try this version (1.30) of the drivers from Netgear.
Netgear FA312 - Seems to have the same problem as the FA311, but try this version (1.8) of the drivers instead. (Note that this driver should work with both the FA311 and FA312, so also try it if you have the FA311 and the above driver doesn't work.)
Alcatel Speed Touch USB DSL modem - Install these drivers.
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After many late night meetings and long closed-door sessions, state Republican lawmakers are putting the finishing touches on the budget bills they will bring into negotiations with Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton.
The budget measures are the result of compromises between the Republican-controlled House and Senate. They deal with a $5 billion deficit without raising taxes, instead cutting spending for state programs. Dayton wants to raise income taxes on high-earners and largely spare programs.
Unlike previous versions of the separate House and Senate plans, the legislative measures avoid reliance on projected savings Dayton and his commissioners had dismissed as phony numbers. The administration had previously said the bills came up more than $1 billion short of closing the budget gap because of fantasy calculations. The measures are now grounded in the administration's fiscal reality.
In an unusual move, lawmakers have put finishing touches on the draft budget bills but not had the lawmakers who prepared them put their signatures to them. Without those signatures the measures, known as conference committee reports, cannot be sent to the full House and Senate for votes, the antecedent to presenting the bills to the governor.
Legislative leaders have said they are holding the bills back so that they can negotiate with Dayton and change the bills if need be get his signature. The governor has made clear he is no fan of the measures in their current form, which likely would spell veto of all the measures.
Still, lawmakers have posted some of the draft bills on the legislative website for examination.
You can view the tax bill, which the Coalition of Greater Minnesota cities says would cut "29 percent of local government aid funding and cripple the state's largest cities," here.
You can view the higher education bill, which has made the University of Minnesota president "hot as hell," here.
You can view the transportation bill, which would cut transit funding, here.
You can view the k-12 budget bill, which would actually give schools a slight funding formula increase but includes policy language Dayton does not like and cuts some other areas of school spending, here.
The Legislature has yet to post the budget bills for state government finance, environmental programs and health and human services. Those should be available here soon.
Update: The budget bill for environmental programs is posted here.
The budget bill for state government programs is posted here.
The health and human services measure (posted here Saturday night) cuts about $1.8 billion from projected spending. Although that number is similar to lawmakers' previous plans, before both the House and Senate relied on waivers from the federal government for hundreds of millions of dollars worth of savings. Dayton has said the federal government would never agree to those waivers and indicated he would not support them.
The current plan does not rely on health care waivers and instead curtails the state's spending on health care for the poor and disabled.
With a planned Saturday meeting, lawmakers are expected to finish their draft jobs and economic development budget bill soon. (Update: lawmakers cancelled their Saturday meeting. The meeting has been rescheduled for Monday.) That would leave only the measure to fund public safety programs yet undrafted.
Lawmakers and the governor have just until May 23 to complete work on the state's two-year budget and avoid a special session. Failing that they would require a special session to get the job done by the end of June or else the state will slide into partial government shutdown.
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Guys....This is a anchor I came up with and I'd love some feedback on it. As you can see it's a pressure treated 4x4 with a one foot piece of 4x4 acting as a riser on either end. Its held together with 3/4 inch gussets. I drilled four holes in the 4x4 allowing rebar or pickets to be driven through it if this is used on soft ground. I've played around with it in doorways and elevators and it seems to work well. The overall length of the unit is 6'. Being I'm the one that made it I may unintentionally blind to any foreseen problems.
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Mike, would you tie back with a tensioned picket system? Pickets with webbing tied in a windlass hitch using a piece of re-bar to tighten them like a tourniquet (for those uninitiated into picket systems).
Using 1 inch rolled steel pickets three feet long, a one to one is rated to support 1400 lbs. A one to one to one (three in a row) rates at 1800 lbs, and a three to two to one (load sharing) will support 4000 lbs.
I like it. I would feel very confident using your lumber with a tension picket system. (edited it from "using your wood")~Drew
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with your standard beveled pickets, you are going to have problems driving four of them into the lumber, unless you do them all at the same time. As they go deeper into the ground their angles change. This would torque the lumber more with each picket. You would be better off using pickets as anchors.
If we're driving all these pickets, why not just use them instead of "Mike's wood"? If everything is tied together with spanish windlasses (sp), it's pretty much the same thing without the added difficulty of getting pickets to fit in the holes, etc...I like the risers for use on the floor in doorways, etc as a deadman.John D. Calamia, BS, NREMTP, FP-C
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I had thought about the use of a picket system however the purpose of this is to allow you better organization of your rope systems. With a picket you're rigging from the same point, granted you can use a rigging plate to better organize your operation however in my eyes that's like putting all your eggs in one basket.
I'm thinking if you drive all the pickets (4) to a depth where only a foot is sticking out of the 4x4 that should give you enough strength for a one or two person load. I guess soil conditions wold ultimately dictate that statement though.
Once this damn snow melts I'm going to do some load testing with it. Being I'm in Jersey that could be some time.
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on a different note, let's mention the wood used. Pressure treated wood tends to be some of the lowest quality stuff out there (might be the right species (southern yellow pine but look at the knot size & check slopes and you'll find it to grade out very poorly) but yet seems to be used regularly in shoring/rescue operations. I would swap the 4x4 with a good quality 4x4 (doug fir select or #1 if possible). IIRC most of the data in the FOG for wood usually refers to doug fir/southern pine so the data presented is based on those species.
another point would be that treated wood is preserved with either CCA and ACQ and I'm skeptical about that and it's effects on webbing/rope/etc... eliminating treated might be the prudent thing at least for a long term creation such as the anchor you built.
just my .02.My opinions posted here are my own and not representative of my employer or my IAFF local.
Two great thoughts. I'm not so concerned about the effects of the pressure treated wood on the software because that can be easily remedied by some old hose or canvas. However changing the wood species is an easy change. On the other hand.... the load this anchor (lumber) will see should be well within its load rating. Even under a shock load the four pickets will absorb some of that load force decreasing what the lumber actually sees. But the idea is always to make the best system possible so why not go with better lumber.
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an improvement?
I don't have experience with pickets in dirt, but I do in snow. For snow anchors (in something we call the "Sierra configuration"), the snow pickets are angled slightly away (maybe 15 degrees) from the direction of pull.
Would drilling those holes so they go through the wood slightly diagonally, thus allowing each picket to be angled slightly away from the direction of pull, improve the strength of the anchor?
Would that unacceptably weaken the wood? Is there some other technical or practical issue I'm overlooking?
For the hassle, using a picket system on its own would be better. This wood anchor gives you mutiple attachment points, but you are adding weight to whatever you are securing the anchor with. Still would use it.~Drew
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