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Steven A. Tananbaum Senior Fellow for International Economics Robert Kahn discusses what sanctions on Russia could mean for global markets.
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For short term re: Ukraine, Putin holds cards re: crisis diplomacy, so Obama must focus on developing his long-term advantages, says Leslie H. Gelb.
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Walter Russell Mead paints a disturbing portrait of the United States' geopolitical predicament. As he sees it, an increasingly formidable coalition of illiberal powers -- China, Iran, and Russia -- is determined to undo the post–Cold War settlement and the U.S.-led global order that stands behind it.
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On Monday, the Obama White House dropped another round of sanctions on some of Russian President Vladimir Putin's cronies, but it's not clear if this will affect Putin's policies toward Ukraine.
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Ukraine's intensifying crisis has the Obama administration hinting at tougher sanctions against Russia, which could threaten Moscow's ability to trade and invest, says CFR's Robert Kahn.
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Tighter Western sanctions against Russia for its actions in Ukraine may be necessary but could bring unwelcome consequences, explains CFR's John Bellinger.
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Robert Kahn argues that the West should be ready to impose more robust economic sanctions against Russia, in order to deter it from further infiltrating or destabilizing Ukraine. Russia's economic complexity means sanctions would meaningfully reduce Russian wealth and growth, since Russian oligarchs and business leaders have significant financial stakes in the West.
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So I plan to use a sanke keg for a MT that I can direct fire. I will be recirculating the wort during heating of course.
1) I plan on a false bottom too. How low can I put the false bottom so that I can still direct fire without worrying about scorching? I will have a diptube too, so no worry about dead space. But I don't want too much height to either, obviously.
I understand there's 1 gallon of liquid in the dimple of sankes. Can I have the false bottom just a tab above that or do I need more room for no scorching?
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4) Lastly, what propane burner would you recommend that can go low enough without scorching, but still able to heat 6-7 gallons of strike water in decent time.
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no need for an in line therm - as long as you have a therm in the MLT you're fine. I use an SQ 14 burner. They are very adjustable an I have not scorched the wort yet.
1. yes
2. good idea to have a thermo, how else are you going to know the temp if you are direct firing, unless you are PID or some other form of burner control. You want to know that you are not heating the mash beyond whatever threshold you set. Knowing the MLT temps won't help until it is too late. The closer to the outlet from the bottom of the keggle that you can put a thermo the better off you are. If you are heating the mash wort to 195F it won't instantly register throughout the rest of the mash for some time.
3. Never tried that direct fire. I do a RIMS recirc and it takes awhile with this system to go up 20 degrees. I don't step mash, only use the ramping up for mash out.
4. Hurricane burner is a nice option using low pressure propane and it can be converted easily to NG if you need to.
thanks all
Thanks a lot for the pics and help. I think I will do something like this. Your return at the top of the MT, do you worry about the wort dropping straight down into one place. Do you think sprinkling is needed or anything?
It actually swirls around on top of the grain bed. The grain bed is so deep, esp w/ 10 gal batches, that there's no need to "sprinkle" the return.
Makes sense. Thanks a lot.
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Thanks Bobby. Hurricane burners can do propane of NG right, depending on the right adapter. Also can the Hurricane's both heat strike water for 10 gallon batches at a decent speed as well as go low enough to heat my mashtun without issue?
Also am I correct that the Hurricane and Banjo are the same burners with different names?

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There is nothing particularly exciting about this restaurant or its location. However, the food is good and fresh, the place is very clean, and the staff are friendly and attentive. I wish the owners would gravitate away from the standard American sandwiches and salads and towards have some specialty entrees each evening. It has the potential of moving evolving from being a good small town bistro to something special. The wine is good, but glasses are a little expensive. Better to get a bottle since Maryland allows you to take the wine home if you don't finish it.
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We are happy to announce that the 17th 2015 Annual Gulf Coast Film & Video Festival, (GCFVF) will be held in the Greater Bay Area of Houston, Texas, starting Friday, September 11th with one-of-a-kind movie screenings at the Courtyard by Marriott Hotel (18100 Saturn Ln, Houston, TX 77058) and Saturday, September 12th, 2015 with the The GCFVF Saturday Night "Live" Cascade Awards Presentation at the Sundance Grill (800 Mariners Dr., Kemah, Texas) , (also on Saturday, additional one-of-a-kind movies will be screened at the hotel prior to the Awards presentation.)
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Hi! I am looking to do some updating to my kitchen and need some suggestions. We are definitely looking for budget ideas. I was thinking about either staining or painting the cabinets. White was my first idea, but on second thought I am thinking about a darker. I LOVE the look of this kitchen
Also, I definitely need new counters, the ones I have are in really bad shape. So my thoughts were to maybe stain the cabinets darker like in the photo, cut out the center of 2 of the cabinets and put in glass, add modern handles, and put in some sort of white countertop. The floors will be ceramic wood-look tiles eventually (we plan on doing it throughout the house). I will need a new sink and faucet too. Do you think it;s possible to get my cabinets to be the color of the ones in the link? Would paint or stain be better? Any thoughts on my ideas or any other completely different ideas?? I'm open to all suggestions!
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I prefer your stain color for your kitchen,,,if you want to open it up and have a more expanded footprint as in the picture,then the contrast of dark with a colored backsplash and anothercolor for the counter can work. You might find satisfaction with the medium tone that you already have/medium tone counters/a stylish but not too aggressive or bold backsplash, stick with your floor and spend money on new fridge and range. Be a little spendy with some knobs/handles.Your cabinets sit nicely under your soffit.....bring some counter samples home and look for an appliance upgrade for starters. What is the current condition of the cabinets?
The finish on the cabinets is wearing off in places. Where you grab to open the doors, it's quite worn. I was planning on upgrading my appliances as I see good deals. We recently got the microwave for $150 at a discount warehouse where they sell home depot and sears returns. I was going to look for more deals like that, or wait for black friday.
I think your cabinets would look lovely dark. Do a google search for "gardenweb gel stain" and you will find instructions.
To get closer to your inspiration photo, which I love- you need a little more open space. Can you can spare the storage, on the stove wall to remove all the cabinets, replace with open shelves and a chimney hood?
assessing the condition of the cabinets must include 1. condition of carcass 2.condition of drawers and glide systems 3 shelves-sq footage adequacy and thickness/strength/ integrity of coating or finish surface. 4. hinge durability on all doors 5. presence of cracked,separated or weakened seams 6. storage type and amt the setup provides you 7.future potential of cabinets assuming the assessment passes a threshold that is accepted by you to invest budget money to work with this and get another"life" from the cabinets.The number of cabs is not great-replacement would provide you security for future time and the cost would probably be recouped, and it would be a chance to "redo" things in your space. However- the look of the cabinets is certainly acceptable...that's why a more thorough scrutiny will probably help you with this part of your decision.


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