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I agree with Nick. If you don't need the money and they are not taking up too much space, then use both until you decide which one better suits your needs. I know nothing about the Calument. I had a Graphic View II and discovered that it is not easy to pack up and move around. Also, it doesn't like short focal length lenses. With my 90mm Super Angulon, the bellows was really cramped and didn't allow for much movement. I had to get a recesssed board and the Compur shutter on the Super Angulon barely fit, making it hard to adjust.
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"There has always been a food processor in the kitchen. But once upon a time she was usually called the missus or Mom." -- Sue Berkman
This Sunday, we're throwing a little party in honor of Moms everywhere. We hope that you can come -- and bring your Mom!
First, Chef Shellie Kark is going to take us on a tour of New York Jewish Deli cuisine, with her demo and sampling of traditional knishes. YUMMM.
But that's not enough! Our friends at Whole Foods Market have chipped in so that we can serve a sweet deli finish -- like rich cheesecake. And we just might have a surprise or two for our Mom's.
It must be a daunting prospect. Your debut album exceeds all expectations of acclaim and now you're faced with trying to follow it up? Can you avoid the "sophomore slump" that plagues so many bands who find themselves in this situation. A batch of young artists are now releasing their second efforts with thick anticipation from the music world.
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Sure South By Southwest gets all the press, but Austin PsychFest is leading the charge in all things loud, fuzzy and experimental.
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The most famous couple in the world is about to say their "I dos." While I have my DVR set to several channels Friday, April 29 at 2:00 a.m., I can also say "I do" to a bouquet of books about the royal couple.
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Winnipeg Free Press - ONLINE EDITION
Jets let game slip away
If a team can be defined by its killer instinct, then the Winnipeg Jets might be best described early in this 2013 season as a bunch with all the ferocity of a newborn baby.
Actually, that might be considered a slight to newborns everywhere.
Given the opportunity to wrap their fingers around the throats of the Toronto Maple Leafs Thursday night and squeeze out a win, the Jets instead loosened their grip and gave up a critical two points in a 3-2 loss that drops them to 4-5-1 through 10 games.
"We let that game get away. To say I'm disappointed would be an understatement," said Jets head coach Claude Noel. "The problem I have is we are finding a way to lose games. And some of the problems we have are created by ourselves, and that's the disturbing part."
First period
The Jets do everything but finish to get the joint jumping, dominating the first handful of shifts but failing to capitalize. And yet when Dion Phaneuf is sent to the box to give the Jets the man advantage, the power play actually serves as a buzz-killer with no shots.
That ineptitude with the man advantage would continue all night. The Jets were 0-4 on the power play and generated just one shot on goal in those four tries.
Second period
More power-play woes for both teams. The Jets open the scoring while short-handed as Bryan Little tees up Zach Redmond — the same two teamed up for the OT winner against Florida — for his first career NHL goal.
"Awesome. It's always a great thing to get out of the way and always something you dream of," said Redmond. "I never thought it would come on the PK (penalty kill), but I'm definitely happy to get the monkey off my back."
Noel praised Redmond, again, as being one of the best of the Jets. He now has three points (1G, 2A) in four NHL games played. As for the puck he scored his first with...
"I don't have it right now," said Redmond. "I don't know where it is, but I'm sure they're keeping it for me somewhere."
Third period
One word: disaster. The Jets were clinging to a 2-1 lead late but kissed away the win when Matt Frattin tied it with 5:02 left and Phil Kessel won it — with Alex Ponikarovsky in the box — when he rifled home the winner with 4:08 remaining.
"When you have a 2-1 lead in the third you've got to be smarter and learn to close out games," said Bryan Little. "Same thing last year... we had trouble closing out games. We've got to be better with it. We've got to learn to sacrifice and get those points."
After the buzzer
Noel, understandably, came to the podium for his post-game media scrum looking like a man who had just swallowed sour milk. And he's promising some changes to his top lines. The Evander Kane-Olli Jokinen-Blake Wheeler trio was a combined -3 and is now -20 as a unit this season.
"We've got the one line that is minus all over the place, so you've got to make changes," Noel said. "You just can't sit back and watch this. You've got to juggle this thing around a little bit."
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Chaz Ebert to be a guest at The Dinner Party in Chicago on April 6th.
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Michael Ritchie's "The Bad News Bears" is intended as a comedy, and there are, to be sure, a lot of laughs in it. But it's something more, something deeper, than what it first appears to be. It's an unblinking, scathing look at competition in American society - and because the competitors in this case are Little Leaguers, the movie has passages that are very disturbing.
The movie's about a team that's surely one of the worst ever assembled (although I once played right field for one that wasn't much better). The kids are uncoordinated and demoralized and afraid of the ball, and wouldn't be playing at all except that a liberal city councilman has made them a test case. The members include a black, a couple of Mexicans, various other minority group members and, eventually, a girl.
The team's obviously so bad no self-respecting coach would have anything to do with them, so the councilman hires a coach, illegally. His choice is an alcoholic onetime minor leaguer played by Walter Matthau - the sort of man mothers warn their children about. He doesn't understand kids, he's a loner, and he mixes bourbon and beer right in the can and drinks it in the dugout. Even the kids see through him.
The movie comes by most of its comedy fairly easily. Matthau is, of course, an engaging performer, and the role's a good one for him as he sits in the dugout, hung-over and bleary-eyed, watching his Bears come out of the first inning 26 runs behind. The kids are good, too; Ritchie sees them in a fairly tough and unsentimental way, and lets them use the sort of dialog we'd like to think 12-year-olds aren't familiar with. Matthau works with the kids, despairs with them, finds himself beginning to care in spite of himself and finally goes out to recruit a ringer. She's Amanda (Tatum O'Neal), the 12-year-old daughter of one of his former girl friends, and over the years he'd developed her into a first-rate pitcher.
All of this is pretty much as we'd expect it, and there are obligatory scenes in which the Bears finally get their uniforms, Matthau finally shaves, the boys say they won't wear their athletic supporters until Amanda wears one, too . . . and the team wins its first game. But beneath this entertaining surface stuff, there's something else going on. We begin to sense how important, how really crucial, Little League is to the adults involved in it. How much emphasis they place on winning. If winning is the only point, how you win starts not to matter. Matthau gets caught up in the competitiveness, too, ordering his kids to deliberately get themselves hit with pitched balls, and telling a new recruit (Jackie Earle Haley, playing a neighborhood juvenile delinquent and natural athlete) to grab as many plays as he can away from his teammates.
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Weekend Trivia -- Saturday
Morning All!! Cynthia is technologically challenged this morning, at least as far as getting to this side of the Forum, so I am posting this question for her. We will figure out, as the day goes by, how to add clues, if you smarties need them!!
Medieval artisans had a secret to creating red stained-glass windows. They added a certain metal compound to the glass.
What metal held the secret to red stained glass?
I/She will be back later!!
Mornin' everyone, being a lover of colored glass, me thinks I know this one :)
Hello all! I believe I know the answer. By way of a hint, I am thinking of an old gardener's trick my mother used to change the color of the flowers on her hydrangea bush. She would look around the property for a particular item, which she would then bury in the roots of her hydrangea.
Well, the leprechauns seem to have fled since we outsmarted them!
Since Annette already knows, I won't bore you with my story to go along with the question.
I will say that today a different metal is often used to make the red color, so if you know either you'll be well-rewarded.
Off to dig holes in what I hope is soft ground since our week of rain-more than seven inches this month as of Thursday evening. Woohoo. With luck, those pesky leprechauns left their pot somewhere in the yard. Maybe I'll find it if I dig enough holes!
OK, cottagers, here's a chance to put one over on the old chemistry teacher, because this is a chemistry question if ever there was one, and I really don't remember the answer.
I know that cobalt will make cobalt blue glass of course, and I think that iron will make it a pale green, but I don't remember anything about red or any other color.
I could maybe jump on Cynthia's clue and guess the answer, but I think I'll just hang back and watch.
P.S. Had a great morning at the farmers' market this morning - the second and last one of the summer for me. It was lots of fun and I almost sold out. One bouquet left --- just right for DW.
TM, I hate the thought of the end of the farmer's market season! From one teacher to another, you get a gold star for saving that one bouquet for DW!
You are all so hard to stump! I will try to think of more fun clues anyway in case anyone else joins in the fun. ;)
I'm back - busy day at work!!
We went to Murano, when we visited Venice, to see a glass-blower! Back in the day, they used precious stones to get the colour into the glass. Not sure if they still do, though the prices indicated that might be so - ;-)) I'm pretty sure they use/used something else for church windows, though. Maybe they found a leprechaun or two!! I have used Lorna's garden trick, as well!!
TM - glad to hear you have been to market. I always loved to see those bouquets that you made - and btw, I think we are overdue for an 'Annie' pic!!
Nancy, a little OT but we're still talking glass right LOL.
DS1 brought us back this piece of Venetian hand blown glass for our 50th, from the same place you visited. We have it in a little lighted nook in our living room.
I love and collect colored glass, have several pieces of Fenton along with my flee market finds and I now have a really pretty turquoise blue (Blenko blue), bubble vase, Calamity Jane found when in Texas and gave me, I'm such a lucky gal :).
I also collect depression glass mostly green, don't have many pieces but I keep looking.
I collect Israeli glass. But I know this one. I had a friend who had a full service of this stuff. I was like Elizabeth, Hyacinth Bucket's next door neighbor when around the red glass.
Hey,....keep the easy trivia questions coming. Jeez, I'm dumb at this! lololololol
OK, that is gorgeous!!! Purple is supposed to be amethyst; blue is lapis lazuli, I thought, but maybe cobalt is the more correct answer (lol); green is emerald. Get a load of this:
This is what I bought in Venice - not at the 'factory shop' as prices were inflated there. It is paper thin. The 'green/blue/gold' striping is referred to at Florence design, I was told. I did not carry it home - I love those stores that say "WE Ship"!!!!
This was my Grandma's - I love it!!!
Sorry Cyn - we do digress, and I should wait till tomorrow, to do that on my own time!!!
If I remember right from the info I read at the Tiffany Stained Glass museum in Florida two different metals were used to make different shades of red. In U.S. one is very expensive today and one is not though getting more so.
Glad to hear that you had a good day at the market, TM.
Annette, I love your vase, truly a piece of art.
Nancy, your striped glass is also beautiful.
We toured a factory which made hand blown glass in Scotland 30+ years ago. The lovely pale pink vase that I brought home was sadly broken this spring.
Cyn, hope you enjoyed this weekend after your second? week in school. In Junior High math we didn't give those precious stars. But we did give lots of smiley faces.
Okay, cottagers, some of you need to be more explicit for me. I am pretty sure Annette, Nancy, and m'gal have it. Frog-full service? If you mean silver, that isn't it, but let me know if you meant something else. Lorna, not sure of the chore you referenced.
Obviously, I am being dreadfully obtuse this morning. However, I love the glass discussion and those pictures have me drooling!
Four stars for TM and Annette! **** (alas, not gold ones)
Gold added to glass does create the amazing red color in stained glass through nanotechnology, rather than by applying the gold, or rubies, to the glass. Who would guess that medieval artisans became nanotechnologists when they made red stained glass by mixing gold chloride into molten glass? That method creates tiny gold spheres, which absorbs and reflects sunlight in a way that produces a rich ruby color. Apparently, copper is also used today for the same result.
Thanks for playing all. I will check out the idea of rubies, but I doubt the heat would have been hot enough to melt the ruby itself to make the color integral to the glass as did the gold salts.
Yes, Cynthia, full service. The plates were placed on pewter chargers for dinner parties. They were two elderly men who spent their lives together. Unfortunately, there was no will, and when one died his family came in cleaned the other out. I bought a Waterford vase (which I could not afford) from the other man so he could pay his light bill. It all ended very sad. That was back in the 70's. One of those things that sticks in your mind when eating Lean Cuisine on the sofa watching Match Game. :)
Sorry Bobbie! **** for you.
Nancy, it does seem strange, doesn't it? Oh well. ** for trying-not unlike students trying to convince the teacher that their answer does make sense-teehee.! ;) I did check again and everything I can find connects iron with green glass.
Frog, what a sad story-not the Lean Cuisine since I've done that too, although probably watching Jeopardy. **** for you for being so kind! Your story is just another example of the need to allow people who love each other to marry whatever the situation.
Funny you bring that up, Cyn. The 'Snake Handlers' of NC are pulling a fast one on the gay marriage ban in our state. When it passes (and I'm afraid it will), the religious right will continue with civil union and insurance benefits for same sex spouses. They have been quoted saying "Gays are NOT welcome in North Carolina.".
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A new study by the Highway Loss Data Institute (HLDI) shows the Cadillac Escalade as the most stolen vehicle.
ALBANY, N.Y., Aug. 4, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The New York Insurance Association said the 2000 Honda Civic is again the most frequently stolen vehicle in New York State.
DES PLAINES, Ill., Aug. 2, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The National Insurance Crime Bureau today released Hot Wheels--its list of the 10 most stolen vehicles in the United States.
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LIVONIA, Mich., July 14, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- As the summer months bring warmth the warmth in turn brings out car thieves. Auto theft peaks in the hot months of July and August. H.E.A.T.
WESTWOOD, Mass., July 12, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- LoJack Corporation (NASDAQ: LOJN), the company that created the stolen vehicle recovery market, celebrates its 25th anniversary this July. A venerable brand, LoJack has entered into the nation's vernacular.
WESTWOOD, Mass., June 22, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- OVERVIEW Summer is the hottest season of the year for vehicle theft, with July and August ranking as the highest auto theft months of the year, and July 4th in particular ranking #3 (latest FBI data) on the list of holidays with the highest incidents of vehicle theft.
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greyandamySeptember 17, 2011
I started late this year, about 3 weeks ago when the slug and snail population seemed to triple overnight. I've been bashing them daily, hundreds by now. Question, is this "vicious" killing I'm doing even going to benefit anything this late in season? I mean, they don't go hide underground and emerge in spring, or do they? Do they still lay eggs now, or am I basically killing in vain? Yeah, there's still the cosmetic damage, but it's getting late in growing season...
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Yes, they do go underground and emerge in Spring, and they do lay eggs in Fall. Keep up the control now, you will thank yourself in Spring.
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that dress!
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This game was insane!
I would watch a late show with Maya. Someone make this happen.
Castle and Det. Ryan!
Kinder surprise are the best! Every time I go to Mexico I bring a box or two of them back with me.
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You know nothing.
Pride in knowing how to pronounce his name is destroyed by the pain that remains from that day.
I winced when his shoulder hit the ground.
It's a shame Amir is a Sr, think of all the passes he couldn't hold onto.
I'm reminded of something Na'ill Diggs was supposed to have said upon landing in Columbus for his first visit (he'd never left LA until then). The story goes he stepped off the plane, looked around, and asked where all the cows were.
I have that flag in my cube. :)
I'm ready for some very exciting 2 yard gains.
The thinking is that if these really are academic institutions then this would demonstrate that. As a practical matter, it would hurt teams, since they would get two seasons out of their best players instead of 3 (football) and may never see the best players (basketball). So I don't think this will go anywhere. But you'll see a lot of support from the academics.
Better than anyone's. :)
Um, Jimmy muthaf*cking Jackson, son!
16.1/5.5 as a freshman shooting guard.
[edit: I need to read more better. JJ was pre O'Brien. But 18.8ppg in league play. He was a monster.]
Ah, my bad. I just went right to the list. :)
Wives will do that over time. Of course, I'm softer, too.
it is no coincidence that as the OL got better, Zeke got better. Get him into the secondary, and good luck.
I gave my donation right after seeing the link. I don't expect to get one of the paintings, but it's fine if I don't. There won't be any by 9pm EST, if not already sold out.
This cause is one close to my own heart. I look forward to giving them money for years to come.
What I remembered most of all was Brewer making EVERY throw on third down. Just insanely "this guy will be in the NFL" good throws. Under pressure. Had terrible flashbacks to last year.
Big Country!
Would be great to get a 6-7 man rotation in, given the experience Perry, Kwon, and Lee all got this year.
Yep, dont' sleep on Webb, either. Between him and Lattimore. But Reeves will see the field plenty. I look forward to more Erik Smith.
Lattimore was challenging for starting spot before he got hurt. If he's healthy, I think he's the guy to beat.
Also many more plays going his way. I'd pick running at Steve Miller over running at Bosa, and so did most teams.
He dropped a lot of balls early in the season, but he was almost always open, beating his man. Keep in mind he was the 4th or 5th WR.
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'Eduflation' under control in Manitoba
In the report titled Eduflation and the High Cost of Learning, CCPA researchers David Macdonald and Erika Shaker developed a "cost of learning index" to examine the affordability of higher education across Canada. They did this by examining trends and comparing provincial priorities to show how economic and education finance policies interact, making university more or less affordable across Canada.
Their scan of policies shows that most provincial governments have chosen to respond to affordability concerns by providing "after the fact" assistance through debt-relief schemes, loan forgiveness, tax credits, or zero interest. While these interventions provide some relief to students, many continue to struggle to pay upfront costs.
Some provinces have addressed affordability concerns through tuition freezes and rollbacks, making the cost of education more affordable. A summary of where the provinces sit is outlined in the full report. The following provides a few highlights with a focus on the state in Manitoba.
Quebec -- In spite of some modest increases over the past two decades, Quebec's university tuition fees have been consistently the lowest in Canada, even when other compulsory fees are included. Before the recent election, the provincial Liberal government passed legislation to increase tuition fees by 82 per cent over the next seven years. If implemented, it would end Quebec's reign as the province with the lowest fees. The newly elected PQ government has pledged to reverse the decision but a timeline has not been confirmed.
Quebec's policy of low tuition has ensured families living at the poverty line were better able to pursue university than low-income families in other provinces. But by 2009-10, Newfoundland and Labrador had taken over the position as the most affordable province for low-income families pursuing university.
Newfoundland and Labrador -- Throughout the 1990s, Newfoundland and Labrador's tuition fees were at approximately the Canadian average. In 1999-2000, the province implemented a freeze and over the next three years rolled fees back to 1996-97 levels where they were frozen. As a result, and coupled with solid income growth, the cost of learning plummeted. Newfoundland and Labrador now replaces Quebec as the province where university education is the most affordable. By 2015-16, it will be twice as affordable for median-income families to go to university in Newfoundland compared with the 1990 Canadian average.
For families with two children living on the poverty line, Newfoundland and Labrador had the second-lowest rank on the cost of learning index in 1990-91. Newfoundland and Labrador was in the middle of the pack after its freeze and rollbacks couple with income growth. If current trends continue, it is expected to become even more affordable -- even as the cost of learning for families at the poverty line in most other provinces is projected to rise.
Manitoba -- Although Manitoba's tuition and compulsory fees from 1990 to 2000 were at about the national average, in the early 2000s the province froze tuition fees, then implemented a 10 per cent rollback bringing levels to third lowest in Canada after Quebec and Newfoundland.
Manitoba's cost of learning for median-income families rose to a high point in 1999-2000, after which it declined more or less consistently. This improvement had at least as much to do with economic growth as a commitment to lower fees -- median incomes increased at a rate greater than that of tuition fees, which were rising by two per cent annually. By 2001-02, Manitoba's cost of learning was slightly better than the national average, and by 2003-04 it had become the third most affordable. If current income growth trends continue at three per cent, by 2015-16 Manitoba will be second only to Newfoundland and Labrador if increases in Quebec come into effect.
For low-income families, the cost of learning in Manitoba increased from 1990 to its highest point in 1999-2000. From that point on, it declined.
But the story in Manitoba is not all good news. Manitoba recently enacted Bill 2 - the Protecting Affordability for University Students Act. The Canadian Federation of Students has expressed concern with the bill. While the bill has been presented as legislation that will protect the affordability of university by tying tuition increases to the cost of living, there is concern universities will use other means to raise revenues on the backs of students.
For example, Bill 2 allows universities to use ancillary fees to fund core teaching and research activities. Another concern about Bill 2 is the exclusion of college, international and professional program students, leaving only 47 per cent of students protected. The student federation has proposed several recommendations to strengthen Bill 2 to ensure post secondary education remains affordable for all students.
Ontario -- Ontario's fees have consistently been among the highest in the country. The response has focused on tuition rebates for qualifying students, leaving Ontario as the best example of why affordability needs to be tackled through reduced up-front costs in addition to after-the-fact relief. The cost of learning index shows that compared with other provinces the rebate has had minimal effect, particularly for low-income families, because tuition fees are so high to begin with.
Which way forward?
Education is regularly hailed as the answer to a multitude of social and economic concerns. It would seem logical the best way to ensure Canadians have the education they need to fully participate in society is to ensure the cost of learning is accessible and affordable for all.
Shauna MacKinnon is the director of CCPA Manitoba. The full report by Erika Shaker and David Macdonald is available at www.policyalternatives.ca
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition September 13, 2012 A10
Updated on Thursday, September 13, 2012 at 12:06 PM CDT: Corrects amount of Manitoba tuition rollback.
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LOGAN — Once is a fluke, twice is a trend, so the saying goes.
Making a bowl game for the first time since 1997 was a nice accomplishment for the Utah State football team, but the Aggies are determined to make postseason appearances the rule, not the exception.
"As a program we've come a long way," senior wide receiver Matt Austin said. "I can't even tell you how much we've grown as a team since I've been here."
At first blush it seems the Aggies will be rebuilding rather than reloading. Last year's stars Bobby Wagner, Robert Turbin and Michael Smith have moved on to the play-for-pay circuit. That, coupled with the fact the Aggies have just 16 returning seniors — among the fewest of all the teams in the FBS — and one might conclude a difficult season for the Aggies is on the horizon.
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On defense the Aggies return six starters, but have looked bigger, faster and stronger than last year's unit in camp. Al Lapuaho, Bojay Filimoeatu and Tavaris McMillian will anchor the defense from the front seven while safety McKade Brady and cornerbacks Nevin Lawson and Jumanne Robertson will return to the secondary.
If offseason work is any indication, the Aggies will not be satisfied just making a bowl game again this season. The team worked hard in the weight room and came into camp in shape.
"When kids have had the opportunity to reach a goal it validates all the hard work that we do," said Utah State coach Gary Andersen. "From that standpoint it's helped them understand the grind. On the flipside of that, our kids learned last year how fragile wins are and how fragile losses are."
With the memories of those fragile finishes in 2011 firmly etched in their memories, the Aggies better understand the importance of closing out games strong. A whopping 11 of Utah State's 13 games were decided by one touchdown or less and in every one of those games the outcome was in doubt until the final minute. A couple bounces and the Aggies could have just as easily finished 13-0 or 2-10.
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Cabell County (WSAZ) Three Cabell Midland HS students have been killed in an accident on McComas Road outside Barboursville in Cabell County.
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For quite sometime I was baffled by my efficiency inconsistencies. I thought it was my process and/or equipment that was somehow causing issues. I later discovered the issues were caused by the ingredients and differing maltsters. Batches with Maris Otter was getting me 90%+ efficiency while Great Western 2-row was getting me 77-79%. The extraction points for these grains in my software program were set to the same value (in actuality the Maris Otter should have a higher extraction). So, it turns out my efficiency wasn't deficient in the Maris Otter recipes, the extraction value was wrong. Just something to think about as you consider your variables.
That explains so much on a couple of recent brews! Maybe 3 months ago the LHBS ran out of American 2 Row which I wanted for a recipe. Being a flexible guy I told them to sub MO. While I'm generally very consistent, I overshot my SG target by a considerable amount. The next two brews I was right on target, using american 2-row. Then this last weekend I again overshot my target by a considerable amount.
The MO must be the culprit.
You start by saying "my mash is never consistent and always lacking in efficiency."
You continue with "So, I first get my hot liquor up to temp (~165-170 F) while meanwhile preparing and grinding the grains. Once the hot liquor is ready, I pour it quickly into the mashtun with the grains, trying my best to pour the water and grains at the same rate to get a good mix. After this transfer, and some gentle mixing with a brew spoon, the temperature of the mash is typically around 152-156 degrees.
I think that those two statements go a long way to explaining the inconsistency.
The "gentle mixing" has already been covered, so I won't repeat that except to say that I agree, and that will help with efficiency and consistency.
The next thing, is that you heat the strike water to 165 - 170, and end up with a mash temp of 152 - 156. That is a very wide range, and will affect consistency.
You should use a strike temp calculator such as comes with Beersmith, or Promash, or http://www.rackers.org/calcs.shtml. If the calculator doesn't take the thermal mass of the mash tun into consideration, you should pre-heat the mash tun before adding the grain and the water, and you should measure the temperature accurately. Many people, heat the strike water about 10 degrees higher than necessary and pour it into the mash tun (which heats it), and wait for it to cool to the required temperature. Stirring the water helps to cool it quickly. You do have an accurate thermometer don't you?
You didn't mention anything about the mash thickness. I usually use 1 qt water per lb grain. Most people here use more water per lb (about 1.25 - 1.5 qt / lb), but whatever you do, you should be consistent. If you are inconsistent, then your results will also be inconsistent.
As for efficiency, it has already been explained that you should adjust your efficiency to match what you achieve. If you improve your consistency, your efficiency will stabilize and make this easy.
Hope this helps.
There are only 10 types of people in this world. Those that understand binary, and those that don't.
First, if you want to control your process, you have to control your ingredients. I would suggest you secure a bulk supply of your base malt.
You may wish to try some of the different maltsters before you lock in your base grain. I would order in 10-20 lbs. from some of the various internet suppliers.
Try Rahr, Briess, Great Western or Gambrinus for American 2-row. Obtain malt analysis sheet from each purveyor and enter the information in your brewing software.
If you wish to use imported barley, make sure you note where it is grown and malted. Each field and maltster is a bit different. Crisp Marris Otter is not the same as Munton's Marris Otter. You should take note of this.
Each barley strain, grower and maltster puts their own mark on the end product. You should carefully examine the crush and vary the gap on your mill to obtain the best results for each vendor. You WILL have to change the gap for speciality grains from a different maltster to get the best extraction.
You should re-examine your vorlauf process. It might be worth it to invest in a pump to move the liquid from the bottom of your lauter tun to the top. It will speed up the process and you will be able to better maintain constant temperatures.


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Flow cytometers represent powerful IVD lab instruments that are now integral in advanced clinical labs in developed nations. Flow cytometry works by examining light scattered by the cells in fluid. They are advanced diagnostic instruments for cancer diagnostics, but their newer clinical applications included the commercialization and refinement of HIV testing and monitoring through CD4/CD8 counts. Until recently flow cytometry has been used exclusively for these purpose, though Kalorama Information says chemotherapy progress monitoring and transplantation testing are other applications are seeing procedure growth.
Despite this, Kalorama sees about 2% revenue growth for this area of IVD, a bit lower than the market overall. Overall, cytometry procedure volume will be stable – 62 million procedures in 2013 will grow to million in 2018.
"They are powerful instruments but a limiter to revenue growth this market is the cost of flow cytometry," said Bruce Carlson, Publisher of Kalorama Information. "Where cheaper technologies are available, they will be used."
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sigh... another stupid comment about deathcap being OP.
You fail to even realize that it doesn't have the invulnerability with it. Among other things.
It's not overpowered you are just fixating on the numbers and that's really all anyone's doing.... without considering hey wait it doesn't seem to actually be a problem in game.....................
Magic Resistance, bro
I bet you havent even experienced anything yet and you are just assuming its too good. And if you have experienced it being too good on Karthus the fact that you mentioned Soul Stealer means he was fed. Anything fed will is OP
I know myself and many others called out that karthus would get so much qq on the forums with these new items. But have you ever though to build MR? If all he had was those items, then i'm pretty sure just a merc treads and a banshee veil would have made that game more fun for ya. if he has no mpen, then you're pretty much set building a little mr.
ive had over 1k AP with a karthus before the death cap. death cap isnt over powered u just need some MR
Its mabye 50-75 ap more in most games (30-45 minutes), without the zhonya's passive. Hardly op.
IF they are fed, this isnt the reason said character is op...
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This Esquieze-Sere hotel also offers a terrace, multilingual staff, and a garden. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Total number of rooms - 42
- Number of floors - 4
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- Conference space size (meters) - 70
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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Le Montaigu - This family restaurant specializes in French cuisine and serves breakfast, dinner, and light fare. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
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