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Mississippi's proposed health insurance exchange is in limbo because of a dispute between the governor and the insurance commissioner.
Mississippi budget writers have released their initial proposals for fiscal 2014 but are months away from deciding exactly how much the state will spend on education, health care and other services.
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When state lawmakers return to work Jan. 8, overhauling some aspects of the state's education system is expected to be top priority for the first 90-day session of the year. Among the more contentious issues will be the re-introduction of charter school legislation in the Senate, a debate senate Republicans are planning to win.
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A cool, misty day but good planting weather here in Ia! So here's the old milk bottle crate that is on the stump out front under the bird arbor. I planted pansies in it & the barbed wire balls were purchases at a craft show last yr...I'm not good at handling "barbed wire!" LOL!
And I decided to do an herb garden on the patio, close to the house...so I used an old enamel pan that I had previously tried growing a miniature garden it. Here's a view of the plants...2 Sages, Sweet Basil & Lemon Balm:
Here's a close-up of the silverware plant marker (it's been used outdoors a couple yrs now) ... & I circled the plants w/old metal seed plates...the iron sun is a HLobby clearance item:
I wanted it up off the ground...so used an old rusted out metal bucket for a "plant stand" of sorts ...& added the iron bunny (HLobby find last yr).
And here's the whole area there...patio corner/porch garden...ornamental pepper planted there & will have some ornamental cabbage plants when I plant shop again:
Hoping the Herbs will look much healthier in a week or two! Good ol' GJ planters! Gotta love 'em! TFLookin'! Jeanne S.
Thought those were wooden 'balls" barbed wire, wow! Guess you have to warn people not to stick their hands in the flowers in that box!(might teach them to stay out of your flowers!!) Love the iron bunny & hadn't noticed that plant marker before- love it! Hope to replant some of my plants in fresh soil & get markers I made in them. I used red beads,pink beads, white & salmon for the different colors so I can tell them apart. Epithelium I think is what they are called. Hope you get lots of herbs. Jan
Thanks, GJers, appreciate your comments!
The barbed wire balls are quite unique, I think...the craft show woman makes all kinds of things..>I am in awe of the strength she must have in her hands & getting poked alot by "barbs!" Ugh! I have a star, too, on my garden shed.
Hardest thing to do is punch holes in a perfectly good enamel pan! My DH always gives me a "look" & asks if I am sure I want to do this! LOL! So, your rusted out ones are great to use, grannytoo! That bucket I'm using hardly has a bottom in it...so rusted!
Here's a pic of the miniature garden I tried in '09...liked it alot but the perennial plants didn't survive thru the winter:
A closeup view...got this idea from GJers here on the forum:
Have a good junkin' day! It's 40 here this morn...too cold for middle of May! Jeanne S.
Your garden junk planters look wonderful. You got a lot done, it was cool here also, but I spent most of the day in the yard. I love the enamel pots especially. I have that yellow tea kettle and I bought a red one like it with a little cookie jar thing to match. Also I have a large bright blue spatterware pan, and I still haven't been able to punch a hole in it yet, even though I know my friend only paid a $1.00 for it.
Wow!! I just LOVE your stuff!! I can't even pick out a couple of things I love the best because I love it all. The barbed wire balls got my imagination going. It is probably a good thing that I don't have any barbed wire at this time because I would try it. lol I do have plain ol' wire though......hmmmm. Thanks so much for sharing!---Sheri


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HONIARA, Solomon Islands ----- Pasture work at two major cattle farms in Malaita and Western Provinces is underway as the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock works on developing the country's beef industry by bringing more cattle into the country.
Director of Livestock, Barnabas Keqa said the farms in West Kwaio in Malaita and Vangunu in Western Province are part of the government's national cattle projects.
In West Kwaio, 500 hectares of land has been felled and cleared last year as workers on the ground are currently planting pasture grass and legumes in preparation for cattle later this year.
In Vangunu, pasture grass is already growing with only fencing left to be completed.
The two cattle farms will supplement the Tenavatu Farm on the Guadalcanal plains as breeding centers in the country where farmers can access steers and bulls grown for the beef industry.
Government policy is to develop the three cattle farms into major commercial operations that will become the center for the cattle industry in the country.
"Not only will the farms become breeding centers where farms can get stock, each property will also have a slaughterhouse where farmers can bring their steers to be slaughtered and sold," Keqa added.
The key goal of the Livestock Department is to implement the NCRA Government policy in relation to increasing the number of cattle in the country through imports and breeding.
Unlike in the past, the Livestock Department is now more strategic.
"We are not going to send cattle out to every village in the country; instead we are going to send them only to areas where there is an access to market," Keqa explained.
The goal of the Livestock Department is to have the three properties fully stocked and operational by the end of 2013.
In 2011, 400 herds of cattle were imported from Vanuatu and are in quarantine at the Tenavatu farm.
Funding to import more cattle has been allocated in the Ministry's Development Budget this year and work on when to bring in more cattle is progressing.
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The Plaza
Clay Pit Lane, LS2 8AR
Local life
On your doorstep
Social scenes
The Plaza is just a few minutes' walk from the Students' Union. Located in the heart of Leeds, residents at The Plaza are just a few minutes' walk away from some of the city's most popular restaurants, bars and clubs.
Leeds boasts over 1,000 shops in a unique mix of stylish pedestrianised high streets, state-of-the-art shopping centres, Victorian arcades, historic buildings and yards, and Edwardian markets. Leeds city centre alone has upwards of 90 restaurants and cafés, 26 major hotels, four renowned theatres, 29 nightclubs, and over 180 bars.
What's around?
The new 13,500 capacity Leeds Arena is located across the road from the property. The venue will host some of the biggest names in music, comedy and theatre and students staying at The Plaza are lucky enough to have this fantastic new venue right on their doorstep.
The property is just five minutes' walk from Leeds Metropolitan University and University of Leeds campus, meaning whatever you're studying you'll always be close to your department. Also, you'll have great access to the many music and entertainment stars who visit the Student's Union every year.
If you're looking to relax after lectures or at the weekend, take a short bus ride to Roundhay Park in Leeds, which is one of the biggest city parks in Europe. It has over 700 acres of parkland, lakes, woodland and gardens. Here you can enjoy a spot of sunbathing in the summer, or sledging on the famous Hill 60 in the winter.
Getting active
The Plaza has a fantastic gym built into the connect Sky Plaza B Block that is open from 6.30 am till 10.30 pm. Residents can access the gym with their room card.
At both universities, you'll find leading sports facilities for rugby, football, hockey, tennis and badminton amongst many others. These venues are generally available for students to use throughout the year, meaning you can always pop down for a quick game with your friends.
For fans of professional sports, the close proximity to Leeds United's Elland Road football stadium means you can see the team play just a short bus ride away.
Rugby fans are spoilt for choice with both the Rugby League World Club Challenge winners; Leeds Rhinos and the Leeds Carnegie Rugby Union, both based at Headingley Carnegie Stadium. The tickets are great value, and the atmosphere is electric.
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Travel and transport
The Plaza is located on Clay Pit Lane, a stone's throw from the city centre. With such a great location in the heart of the city, The Plaza students are close to the action, as well as having great transport links on their doorstep.
The properties are in the heart of Leeds city centre and are within walking distance from Leeds University campus. Should residents require it; there is a regular bus service - the number 96 - operating every few minutes, which travels to Headingley and other popular student areas.
Leeds train station offers regular services to the rest of the UK and is a fifteen to twenty minute walk from The Plaza.
The Plaza is located adjacent to the A58 which connects to the A64 and is also close to the M1. Leeds Bradford airport is under 9 miles away and a regular shuttle bus operates to and from the city centre. This makes Leeds a great starting point for exploring more of the UK and further afield.
Local essentials
There is a large convenience store onsite which stocks a wide variety of goods and is open from 7 am till 12 midnight every day. For a wider range of items Morrison's supermarket is just a few minutes walk across the road. Further major supermarkets, banks , popular high street stores and a great variety of specialist shops can be found easily within the city centre.
Your wellbeing
The Plaza students can walk to Leeds Student Medical Practice in around five minutes. It is located behind The Plaza and offers a wide range of services. Students have to register with the practice and we advise residents do this within the first week at university.
The universities offer welfare, financial and career advice to all its students and these can be found in various advice clinics across campus. The Plaza is in close proximity for both university campuses.
Aside from these facilities, Leeds General Infirmary hospital is located just a five-minute walk from The Plaza should emergency medical assistance be required.
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Situated in the heart of Leeds, The Plaza is the perfect choice of accommodation for students from the University of Leeds, Leeds Beckett University, Leeds City College and Leeds College of Art.
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Transport links are conveniently located within close proximity of the property. There is a shop onsite, a supermarket across the road, and all that Leeds city centre has to offer just down the street. The new 13,500 capacity Leeds Arena is located next to the property.
The Plaza has over 950 rooms, and offers a range of en-suite rooms in five or six bedroom flats, perfect for sharing with friends or meeting new people, as well as studios if you'd prefer to live independently.
The property also has a laundry, common room, gym, bike storage, onsite convenience store and 24/7 security.
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A Legacy of Southern Jewish Community Engagement
Playing an active role in our local communities is a long-standing Southern Jewish tradition. Our community, Temple Israel in Columbus, Georgia, wanted to do even more with community engagement—so we reached out to Malkie Schwartz at the ISJL. With that help and guidance, our Community Engagement committee has been able to build an amazing relationship with the students and staff of Rothschild Leadership Academy (RLA), a local public middle school that serves students in 6th-8th grade.
During the summer, the committee approached Dr. Mike Forte, the Principal of Rothschild Leadership Academy and asked this critical community engagement question: What do you need?
Dr. Forte responded: "Help the kids read."
And so began our community's implementation of the ISJL's literacy program Read, Lead, Succeed.
Read, Lead, Succeed is a program first piloted in Jackson, Mississippi. We're excited to now be piloting it here in Columbus, Georgia. Read, Lead, Succeed uses I See Sam phonetics based reading materials. The I See Sam curriculum was designed to help young elementary school students so we've modified the program to better fit the needs of 6th graders. For example, our students read individually for privacy as well as personalized instruction. Additionally, we have added an "attitude assessment" that students take when they first begin the program and after completing other predesignated milestones. The program deftly integrates learning with a positive environment that fosters relationships and a love of reading.
Many of our volunteer team members were concerned the I See Sam system was too simple for the students. We quickly learned that there are many students who read below grade level and this program helped address gaps in their reading abilities. It comes down to that same question: What do you need? This program, and the system behind it, is filling a need.
Our Community Engagement Committee members have been personally impacted by this program. I asked some of them to share their thoughts and reflections:
"The success of Read, Lead, Succeed at Rothschild Leadership Academy is a marvelous manifestation of the trust we forged by listening. We listened to Dr. Forte describe the needs at his school. We listened to his priorities. After the commitment and excellence we showed through the gardening project, he and his staff were receptive to our suggestion to help in a deeper way." – Mark Rice
"Initially, I was concerned that the books would be too easy for them … I was surprised to see that in fact, they were the level they were reading at. My heart went out to them. Their improvement and eagerness to learn each week motivated me even more. I am so proud of them and I know they will continue to improve. The need for someone to spend time with them reading is vital. The programs straightforward approach was very helpful." – Suzanne Reed Fine
In the future, the Community Engagement Committee of Columbus, Georgia hopes to expand Read, Lead, Succeed by adding volunteers and students to the program at RLA. We also envision launching the program in the elementary schools that feed into RLA. We believe that preventing students from falling behind in elementary school will lead to greater success in middle school and beyond. We are proud for our Southern Jewish congregation to continue playing our part, working in our community and helping meet the needs that are right here at home.
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I Am A Border State
I recently completed a one-year Kahn Fellowship for the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles. My aim during the fellowship was to specifically work on engaging the young queer Jewish community. In return, my own personal growth would be nurtured through an additional immersive experience. My colleague Margalit suggested something called TENT.
One of TENT's week-long intensive programs, "Tent:The South," would be take participants from all over the country on a road trip, from New Orleans to Memphis through Mississippi, learning about Jewish history and contemporary culture in these regions.
I had never thought about Jews in the South. It was so far removed from everything I knew about the history of the South – which was delineated along racial lines that excluded Jewishness. I was excited to go on this trip. Who were these Jews in the South? Perhaps even more interesting, who are they now?
We started out in New Orleans, a city rich with history and supporting three synagogues. Even the Orthodox synagogue in town, Anshe Sfard, is working toward inclusivity and seeks LGBT involvement. This was astonishing to me, but also exciting. From there, we traveled up through Mississippi and into the Delta, all the way up to Memphis. We stopped in many towns and small cities, and met with local Jewish communities, continuously learning about our Jewish history in the South.
I had many emotional and informative experiences on this trip. Perhaps most personal to my understanding of my own identity was really digging into what the South "is" and "isn't" and what it really means to me as someone who was raised in a border state.
Growing up in Maryland, whenever I spoke with Northerners I was told I was from the South, and whenever I spoke with Southerners, I was told I was from the North. I tried to claim my border-statehood, but that wasn't good enough for people – they needed to "other" me to the other side of the tracks, or in this case, the other side of the Mason-Dixon line. I left Maryland at 14 to go to a private school in Pennsylvania, and I've never identified as a Marylander since.
It was on this trip, this Southern Jewish trip that I got to go on as a result of my work with the LGBTQ Jews in Los Angeles, that I learned to own the Marylander in me. And in a way, more of my Jewishness too.
Growing up, I saw myself as an "other" compared to the Jews I knew, because of my queer identity. But now I really see the cultural narrative of Jewishness as one of "otherness;" and I see my Jewishness as part of my personal narrative. Many people say they are Jew-ISH; I used to say I wasn't practicing – I was just good at it. Now I don't know what to say. I suppose I am "exploring my Jewishness."
Finally, now I see: not feeling like I'm from the South or from the North, not feeling like my home state has a place in this country's delineation, is really part of my greater narrative. I am a person in-between, or on the line, an "other" from the norm like all Jews and from the Jewish "other." Never here nor there. I live on the border between the LGBTTQQIA2S (and growing) alphabet. I live on the border between secular and religious (and changing). And now I am finally owning that I grew up on the border between North and South. I am from a border state, and like the place from which I hail– I, too, am a perpetual border state.
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No Trick, All Treat: Halloween Isn't Bad for The Jews
Today's guest post is from our friend (and one of our favorite scholars!) Dr. Joel M. Hoffman. Last year, we shared a piece from Michele Schipper about why her Jewish family celebrates Halloween. This year, we asked Joel for his scholarly insights on the holiday, its history, and whether or not celebrating Halloween conflicts with Jewish identity. Turns out, he had already written a good deal on the subject on his own blog, and was generous enough to let us share some of it here, too. You can learn more about Joel and his work on his website. Enjoy this not-so-scary Halloween treat!
When I was 11 years old, a grumpy Israeli teacher told me that good Jews don't dress up for Halloween because it's a Christian holiday when Christians persecuted Jews.
He couldn't have been more wrong.
First of all, Halloween began as a Pagan holiday, not Christian. The Celtic Pagan year was divided into two halves. The first half, roughly from spring to fall, was for the world of light, and the second half was for the world of darkness. Holidays marked the transitions from each half to the other.
In spring, Beltane celebrated the spiritual beginning of light-filled summer days and the life-giving force of the sun.
By contrast, Samhain (pronounced "sow-an"), the precursor to Halloween, fell on November 1 and represented summer's end, winter nights, and, in general, darkness. As is typical of gateways and transitions (which are known technically as "liminal" times), Samhain was regarded with suspicion and even reverence. It was seen as a bridge between two opposite worlds: the human world of light and good on one hand, and the netherworld of darkness and evil on the other. Samhain was the time when the inhabitants of the latter might cross over to the former.
The custom of masks and costumes probably comes from the holiday's general celebratory character. Some people may have dressed up specifically as ghouls to chase away the real evil powers, perhaps hoping that the denizens of the netherworld would try to distribute themselves evenly, and, seeing an abundance in one place, would go elsewhere. Or they may have thought that even the goblins were afraid of other goblins.
The Catholic Church highlighted the theme of the dead on the holiday when it adapted Samhain for its own purposes, merging it into its existing day for saints. All Saints Day, as it was called, was a time for recognizing the power the saints have over the still living. In some traditions, people paid special homage to the newly dead or offered prayers on behalf of the souls stuck in purgatory, hoping to pave a way to heaven rather than hell. Some people carried candles in turnips to represent the souls stuck in purgatory. In America, these would become our jack o'lanterns.
Since Catholic mass was held on the day, All Saints Day was also called All Saints Mass, the Middle English for which is Alholowmesse, and the Modern English for which is Hallowmas. (Christmas similarly gets its name from the mass held for Christ.)
Because the Catholic Church at the time still followed the Jewish tradition of reckoning days from sundown to sundown, Alholowmesse actually began on the evening before November 1, that is, on the evening of October 31, which was called Alholowevening, or more colloquially Alholowe'en. That gave us our Modern English name Halloween.
In addition to offering words of prayer for the dead, some Christians prepared physical food for their departed loves ones. Once food was potentially available, the poor wanted in on the action, and before long, the holiday became, in part, a day for begging (leading to Shakespeare's image of "a beggar at Hallowmas").
But the Puritans who largely founded America despised both the Pagan and Catholic aspects of Halloween, and in this country Halloween was never regarded as a sectarian celebration. It wasn't even on most American calendars until the mid-nineteenth century. When it finally did take root, it was a mixture of pranks, dress up, jack o'lanterns, and candy, none of which is un-Jewish in any way.
So my grumpy Israeli teacher was wrong. He was equally wrong when he told me that Halloween was created to persecute Jews. There were no Jews living among the Celts when Samhain arose, and the Jews had already been exiled from England by the time the Christians turned Samhain into All Saints Day there.
But he was most severely wrong in his general approach. He failed to distinguish the history of the holiday from the holiday itself. If we abandoned everything that had a disagreeable history, we'd have to give up many of our favorite Jewish rituals, too.
Whatever their non-Jewish roots, American holidays such as Thanksgiving and, yes, Halloween are now symbols of pluralism, yearly signposts advertising America's freedom and tolerance. These holidays are an opportunity for Americans, regardless of background, to come together and share an experience. And they can be an enormous amount of fun.
Pluralism, tolerance, community, and fun are all Jewish ideals. So I'll continue to look forward to greeting bizarrely dressed children as they come to my door and ask for treats.
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Innoculant applied on top?
I waited too late to order some bean innoculant and have already put my seeds in the ground with their cute little
leafy heads now sticking up. I got the innoculant...should I just sprinkle some on top of the beans and around the ground anyway?
For what it's worth, and I have less experience than Jim, my advice would be the opposite. I talked with a fellow at Johnny's Seeds today who said that though it's better to coat the seeds before planting, watering in the inoculant (i.e. dissolve in water and water the plants) would get the bacteria down to their roots, where it needs to be. He also said that inoculant, being living organisms, won't be good next season and should be stored in a cool place (less than 70° F) but not sealed tight, as the bacteria need air.
More to the point, does the use of inoculant (via _any_ means of application) produce a visible or measurable improvement? If beans do well after inoculant, would they have done just as well without it? Without some experimentation, we can never be sure one way or the other. Those of us here on GW represent a wealth of gardening knowledge & experience, and we really should resolve this question. The benefits of legume inoculants have been discussed several times, particularly in the thread below.
Here is a link that might be useful: Granulated bean inoculant
Thanks Zeedman. I did read that thread before posting. Sounds like most have been using inoculant in the garden already whereas I have not. I live in a new development which was wooded area before homes were built. I'm fairly sure there is no inoculant in the ground here. I've already planted beans w/o inoculant because I'm not convinced its needed but an answer to this question would really speed up my own garden research.
Hi Juliann,
A little known fact about inoculant is it isn't needed every year. The bacteria stays in the soil. If you're on a 4 year rotation, the bacteria will still be there 4 years and 8 years from now when you plant again. This is a subject that comes up every now and again in my business with soybeans in field production.
The only real reason for inoculating is to get the stronger, more specific bacteria into a spot of ground the first year of production. The other three reasons are to keep the population up(a pretty shaky argument), because new stronger strains of bacteria are being developed constantly(I'm not sure how often they have a "breakthrough in bacteria technology!"), and it's pretty low-cost insurance.
Your beans will do fine, especially if you've grown beans in or near that location in the past..
Just my two-cents, didn't use innoculant last year but expanded my garden this year so I decided to try it. My crop was double last year in comparison. Who knows, maybe other variables in play? The stuff is not cheap and in my humble opinion not worthwhile.


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Submitted by Randy Dixon on Mon, 10/01/2012 - 20:53. Permalink
a happy life? Who is supposed to provide you with that right? I think you have the right to pursue happiness, but no right to happiness itself.
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The flow and transition of fiber suspensions to turbulence in a rotary shear tester were studied. Both torque and LDA measurements were performed on a refractive-index-matched glass-fiber suspension in the 3–20 wt. % concentration range. The flow of such suspensions underwent two transitions: the first one coincided with complete agitation, a sharp increase in torque, and fluctuating velocities close to zero. The mean velocities were similar to those of single-phase flow above this transition. The fluctuation velocities approached those of single-phase flow with increasing rotational speed, until they were nearly equal. This second transition was interpreted as fully developed turbulent flow. CFD, assuming single-phase flow, is a helpful tool for describing the flow behavior in this region. The network strength was useful for the study of flow transitions. LDA measurements of the boundary layer at the bottom wall showed that the velocity profile is linear close to the wall even with fibers present. The presence of the fibers also flattened the profiles, indicating an increased momentum transfer.


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not including the equipment because I know all grain cost more to do is there much of a price difference between all grain and extract brewing? Is getting all the ingredients for an all grain more expensive per batch or cheaper per batch than an extract?
It will generally be cheaper for AG, how much sure I am not sure as I havent been able to take that plunge yet. However if you consider that you are actively paying somebody to extract the malt from the grain for you to use in extract batches that explains the price difference. I am not sure what efficiency you would need and Im sure it will vary a bit from place to place based on prices for different ingredients due to availability but doing it yourself will be cheaper. Obviously the higher your efficiency the less grain you will need to buy, saving you your hard earned cash.
For me, AG is a little cheaper. I was doing about $50 for an extract or PM batch (5 gallons). Now at $40 - $45 for an AG batch.
Man some ppl pay way too much I guess? Beernik where do you get your stuff from? I brew 5 gallons for $10-$20, $10 being a 4% blonde, $20 for the 7.5 % and 8.5 hops IPA i just brewed. Brewmasters warehouse is a great place. I just order about 6 batches at a time to take advantage of flat rate shipping. They'll give you 10% off when you make your own recipe. Hops come from Hopsdirect but even if you cant buy it bulk it should only raise the price a couple of dollars. But buying from hopsdirect makes so much sense. 1 lb for $10 or 4 oz for $10? your choice.
Cheaper by a long shot. I pay 1/4 to 1/2 for AG batches that I did for extract batches.
I do partial mashes so I guess I am in between but I pay around $25-$35 depending on the recipe. Usually around 6 pounds of grain and 4-6 pounds of liquid extract. Extract is spendy - I pay 10 bucks for 4 pounds of liquid and around $14 for 6. Hop prices just came down again at my LHBS so that helps a bit.
If you are not cutting you cost by half with AG, you're not doing it right. My LHBS has a "grain card" that allows me to buy 55lbs at a time but only take what I need at a given time. $1/lb for base, $2/lb for specialty. I spend $15-18 a batch.
I pay about 1/3 if I buy grain and yeast from lhbs, and hops from hopsdirect.com. We just got 5 lbs for about $50 with shipping. Just brewed up Edworts haus pale for $14 total.
For me the couple of AG batches I've done its been $1 or more cheaper per pound for the grain versus the price per pound for extract.
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