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Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld (right) and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Marine Corps Gen. Peter Pace field questions from the Pentagon press corps during a briefing, Jan. 12, 2005.
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U.S. Navy Seaman Mitchell Blythe stands at attention as the guided missile destroyer USS Chung-Hoon prepares to leave Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Jan. 5, 2006, for a maiden five-month deployment in support of the Global War on Terrorism. The Chung-Hoon will be conducting expanded maritime interception operations in South Asia deterring, delaying and disrupting the movement of terrorists and terrorist-related materials at sea
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C-130 Hercules aircraft from the 36th Airlift Squadron, Yokota Air Base, Japan, taxi out for a mission during a six-ship sortie, Jan. 6, 2006. The squadron maintains a forward presence and supports combat operations by providing responsive movement of personnel and equipment through aerial delivery and assault operations here.
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U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Jacen Mapes, assigned to Naval Air Reserve Jacksonville crosses the finish line during the Martin Luther King Jr. 5K Fun Run at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 11, 2006. The event was sponsored by Morale, Welfare and Recreation.
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U.S. Navy Lt. Robert Marsh and Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael Piccone, Explosive Ordnance Disposal Mobile Unit 11, Detatchment 11, Woodby Island, Wash., detonate a test explosion at a range in Ad Diwaniyah, Iraq, Jan. 5, 2006.
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I want to set a shortcut for my terminal window so that when I type terminal in desktop it will open. Is there any way to make a custom typing shortcut? Like WWW and something like that?
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You can use a very useful bash alias for that. Edit or create the file
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Lockheed Martin inducted the 11th aircraft to the C-5M Super Galaxy production line in Marietta, Georgia on February 1, 2012. Based at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware, this aircraft has supported operations across the globe, delivering cargo in locations such as Iraq, Italy, Germany, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Qatar, Spain and Turkey. Credit: Lockheed Martin
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Spanish carrier Air Nostrum has taken delivery of its 75th Bombardier aircraft – a CRJ1000 - at a ceremony in Mirabel, Canada. It follows previous deliveries of nine CRJ1000s (part of an order for 35 of the type), 11 CRJ900s, and 35 CRJ200 regional jets, as well as 19 Q300 turboprops. It's one of just two customers […]
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Replete with dragon motif – to celebrate the Chinese Year of the Dragon – this Airbus A320, the carrier's 100th (registration – we think – 9M-AQM, although that's listed in our database as a 1972-vintage Boeing 737-200 that was parked in 2008) arrived in AirAsia's fleet earlier this week. According to the press bumf, it took […]
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Apple has added a new Design Guides and Resources section to their developer center. It includes videos and documentation on user interface design for apps and games, overviews of what's new in iOS 7, best practices, a look at how iPhoto was designed, Apple's famed Human Interface Guidelines (HIG), design dos and don'ts, the UIKit catalog, and the iOS 7 transition guide. Apple says:
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It's nothing you wouldn't get from WWDC or the Tech Talks, but it's all in one place and that's a huge boon for new designers looking to get started and veterans who want to locate something specific and quickly. And that Apple is giving designers some love like this on its own is tremendous.
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Some of the WORST user-interface errors/offenses occur in iOS7. For example, a word next to a button should usually define the functionality of that button at that moment. But not in iOS7: words next to buttons can actually be independently clickable from the buttons that themselves have no labels. That is total UI BS. Come on Apple, wake up: building in intuitiveness is a virtue, not a sign of weakness. There are SO many areas in which iOS7 is stupidly non-intuitive that one begins to wonder about the legitimacy of the supposed design credentials of the perpetrators at Apple.
Since the launching of this iOS to the 6th one slowly got newer things one by one, people got used to it easily until the 7th.
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Ottawa brokerage firm rates 7th among the top medium Canadian best workplaces
OTTAWA, April 17, 2014 /CNW/ - For the 7th year in a row, Royal LePage Performance Realty, a real estate firm serving Ottawa and Eastern Ontario, have ranked in the Top Best Workplaces in Canada, and the only real estate firm to have ranked in the top spot.
With over 400 Sales Representatives and Support Staff, Royal LePage Performance Realty is thrilled to announce that this year, our firm has ranked 7th for Best Workplaces in Canada in the medium-sized companies, and 1st in the Best Workplaces in Canada for Women for the second year in a row! They also had a special mention as a top company for Credibility.
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MADISON — Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen announced today that APS Express, Inc. (APS) was ordered to pay $50,000 in penalties for its improper handling of salvaged refrigerants at its former plant in the City of Waukesha. APS is a nationwide corporation that collects used appliances, including those containing regulated refrigerants, from appliance stores. The Waukesha plant processed appliances from Janesville, Appleton and Milwaukee stores between March 2008 and September 2009. APS re-sold the usable appliances on the resale market, and sold waste appliances to scrap yards after removing any refrigerants. APS has since sold its Waukesha facility and is no longer operating in Wisconsin.
The civil complaint filed by the Department of Justice in Waukesha County alleges that APS failed to prevent refrigerant releases during dismantling of refrigeration equipment, operated without an approved registration from the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to salvage or dismantle refrigeration equipment, dismantled refrigeration equipment without the supervision of an individual certified under DNR's regulations, failed to provide the appropriate documentation to the scrap metal dealer purchasing the appliances, and failed to certify safe transport of the refrigerant with the DNR from May 2008 until April 2010.
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Discussion in 'Chicago Fire' started by LocoGueroFutobolista, Oct 30, 2013.
All good questions, not one of which will be answered honestly tomorrow. Or ever, for that matter.
Well, all I can say is: "GO FIRE!!!," and offer best wishes and good luck to, and support for our new coach. What's done is done.
Okay, so DCU releases De Rosario, and if the reports are correct, his former coach will be our new one. Do we want DeRo? I say yes. This could actually turn out to be a good if not great move.
I'm told Fire owner Andrew Hauptman previously considered Yallop as technical director, likely how he moved so quickly to hire him as coach— Ives Galarcep (@SoccerByIves) October 31, 2013
Because apparently, if you're qualified for one job, your qualified for any job
I'm told Fire owner Andrew Hauptman previously considered Yallop as technical director, likely how he moved so quickly to hire him as coach— Ives Galarcep (@SoccerByIves) October 31, 2013
I'm told Fire owner Andrew Hauptman previously considered Yallop as technical director, likely how he moved so quickly to hire him as coach
Pretty darn qualified if you look at the stats. Yallop's record during his second go-around with San Jose:
62 - 62 - 51
Glad I'm not renewing my tickets next season. Good luck suckas!!!!
I have a feeling that we'll see a lot of new faces wearing our jerseys at the beginning of next year.
Frank Yallop - If reports are to be believed, he has been hired to be fired. Not a knock on Frank in particular, just the way things seem to be. Would not be my choice. One magical season aside, San Jose mark II was not a good team under Yallop.
This move does answer a question asked in this forum last week (original post trimmed for space):
Apparently, Andrew Hauptman and the mystery search team was inspired by San Jose's "accomplishment" last year, and slept through the first few months of the 2013 season. Overall, during regular season MLS play, Frank Klopas (38 W 29 L 24 D 42% WP, 1.52 PPG) had a better record with the Fire than Yallop (58 W 61 L 54D 34% WP, 1.32 PPG) did with the Quakes Mark II. This seems at best a sideways move.
We'll see what the future holds. To date, 2 coaches have won MLS Cups with multiple teams (Sigi and Bruce). Let's hope Frank is the third, and this thread can be quiet for a while.
Wait a second...did I miss something? Is this really a done deal in 8 hours from sacking one guy and hiring a second and still not offering a press conference?
Looks like it could be. Multiple outlets are reporting it as a done deal based on unnamed Chicago Fire FO sources. Press Conference is scheduled for 10:30 am tomorrow.
Orrin Schwarz @Orrin_Schwarz#cf97 calls press conference for 10:30 a.m. Thursday for "announcement regarding the organization" #mls
Ives Galarcep @SoccerByIves 2h
CONFIRMED- I am reporting on @GoalUSA the Chicago Fire will hire Frank Yallop as team's new head coach: http://bit.ly/19cTRG1 #cf97 #MLS
Orrin Schwarz @Orrin_Schwarz 1h
Like @SoccerByIves I'm hearing it's Frank Yallop #cf97 #mls
Ives Galarcep @SoccerByIves 1h
I'm told Yallop is being hired as the head coach. No combo GM-coach position like Bruce Arena as of now.
Trick or Treat!
Man this continues to be a sh*t show... Wow...I may be watching the games from my couch next year. Is it just me or is this being handled as poorly as everything else has been the last few years?
Repping this! I don't have rep buttons again...Apparently they just go away on me every two years like Fire gaffers...
I reckon this should be in the news feed for tomorrow Fanaddict but I am up late drinking beer over the still warm corpse of the last guy and now his wife is banging some other guy named Frank #2. Jeesh..
Fu(k this team. I sure as shit am not renewing.
I believe I see a trend developing. Take note Andy.
Having a qualified replacement in hand so that things dont come to a standstill is a shit show?
Having Yallop work with the squad now is a poorly handled process?
Frank's departure as a coach is a BFD. Change is hard. But, kudos to AH (and not that snake Leon) for having a plan to start a new era as quickly as possible.
And, as the most successful Canadian Coach in MLS ever, it's only fitting that (after Vancouver) he next move to Toronto (& maybe Edmonton/Ottawa if they do materialize in MLS) to complete the full set.
Yes. Especially, given that there may be better choices available.
Yes. What if the rest of the FO disagrees with Yallop? Who actually has the power? Who reports to whom?
Seriously, the Manager's job is not nearly as important as un-fvkcing the entirety of this club. The scouts. the Academy. And yes, the 1st Team. But the Manager should report to the President, not the other way around. And the President should have his/her choice for manager.
Actually, if the Yallop thing is true, it confirms Andy as a monkey moron. There are a lot of other things that SERIOUSLY need to be fixed in this club, outside the 1st Team Manager's role.
A REAL organization would work out the President's role, first. And after the abject failure of Klopas in the dual TD/Manager role, one would assume that Andy would have learned from this mistake, and not repeat it. This is pure fvkcing clown shoes, if true.
I just really want to emphasize that this is my opinion of the Chicago Fire right now:
Wow, that easy? So we are now on the popular "available person is available" hiring method.
At least it's not Marsh.
Still not convinced this is the right move.
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Capt. John Houston said a bystander saw the injured man lying in the road in the 1700 block of 16th Street about 1:30 a.m. with severe head injuries. The injured man, whose name was not released pending family notification, was listed in critical condition late Wednesday at a local hospital.
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The following incidents were obtained from Goose Creek Police Department and Berkeley County Sheriff's Office reports:
• A Moncks Corner man was arrested shortly after an incident at a North Goose Creek Boulevard gas station at about 8:45 a.m. on a recent morning. A concerned citizen advised police there was a male near pump No. 11 who appeared intoxicated and had fallen down. The woman said she could not understand what he was saying. The man had urinated on himself and was unsteady on his feet as he attempted to stand.
An officer asked him to sit on the ground. The man advised the officer he had been drinking, which the officer detected by the strong odor of alcohol emanating from the subject. The man was arrested for drunkenness in public and taken to the detention center where he was uncooperative and refused to sign any paperwork.
• A Ladson man reported his car radio was stolen on the night of March 17 from his orange 1996 Mitsubishi Eclipse. The victim believes the subjects entered the car through the unlocked driver's side door. The incident occurred on Temple Road. The radio was valued at $100.
• Sometime in the early hours of March 19 a Salina Lane resident reported that someone broke into their garage and poured sugar into the gas tank of a vehicle. A deputy found a pile of sugar on the garage door that had spilled. The garage window was broken, apparently so a suspect could gain access to the garage.
The deputy found a magazine for a gun containing 30 9mm bullets on the ground outside the broken garage window. None of the parties that spoke with the deputy own a gun.
The magazine and bullets were placed into evidence. A suspect was located and placed under arrest for first-degree burglary.
• Someone attempted to break into a Fairhaven Drive residence on March 18 but was unsuccessful. The would-be burglars still ended up causing nearly $3,000 in damage. There were pry marks to the front and back doors and the screen door to the back porch had been damaged along with a window screen.
The victim said that it appeared no items were missing from the residence.
• A Ladson man reported his Taurus .41 caliber revolver was stolen from the glove box of his vehicle while parked at his Bernard Drive address. The incident occurred on March 19 sometime between 3 and 6 p.m. The gun is valued at $450 and was entered into NCIC.
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"Life in Death: Day of the Dead" is a 12-year-old festival that has grown with Clark County's Latino population. This year's festival is being held on November 1 and 2 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Winchester Cultural Center and Park (3130 S. McLeod Drive). Talking the reign for her first year in overseeing the festival is Erica Borges, who as Cultural Specialist hopes to expand the Las Vegas version of "El Dia de losMuertos."
"It's a celebration of life," said Borges, who feels her role is to educate others about the holiday. "The biggest thing is breaking down the stigma that its about celebrating death."
Patrick Gaffey, Cultural Program Supervisor, said civic organizations have been participating with altars that double as public service announcements and recalls an altar commemorated those who drowned at Lake Mead. Another altar was a warning of a possible demise if you decided to text while driving, he said.
The tradition is heartfelt, can have a touch of humor, but always has a touch of reflective pathos.
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Latest news – So all of the rumours and speculation is correct, apple have announced this years version of the iphone, the iphone 5s. With fingerprint sensor (Touch ID), an enhanced camera plus a faster A7 chip, with an unveiling of iOS 7 arriving later on in the month, have apple given us a radical new smart phone or have they simply modernized the iphone 5?
Apple® today announced iPhone® 5s, the most forward-thinking iPhone yet, featuring an all-new A7 chip, making iPhone 5s the world's first smartphone with 64-bit desktop-class architecture for blazing fast performance in the palm of your hand. iPhone 5s redefines the best smartphone experience in the world with amazing new features all packed into a remarkable thin and light design, including an all-new 8 megapixel iSight® camera with True Tone flash and introducing Touch ID™, an innovative way to simply and securely unlock your phone with just the touch of a finger. iPhone 5s comes with iOS 7, the most significant iOS update since the original iPhone, engineered for 64-bit technology and featuring hundreds of great new features, including Control Center, Notification Center, improved Multitasking, AirDrop®, enhanced Photos, Safari®, Siri® and iTunes Radio℠. Continue Reading


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GALLIPOLIS FERRY — Two people, one from Columbus, Ohio, have been arrested on drug charges.
According to the Mason County Sheriff's Department, after receiving a tip, it obtained a search warrant for a residence on Arnold Drive. Several items were recovered during the search, including heroin, marijuna and $3,203 in cash.
Tahlea L. Hudson, 39, Gallipolis Ferry and Barseem Knowledge Allah, 35, of Columbus, were both arrested for delivery of a controlled substance and transported to the Western Regional Jail.
The sheriff's department also reports the following unrelated arrests: Jason D. Combs, 25, Leon, petit larceny, arrested by Lt. Greene. Jonathan E. Beaver, 32, Ashton, capias, arrested by Cpl. Powell, Cpl. Terry. David W. Clark, 51, Point Pleasant, petiti larceny, conspiracy, arrested by Deputy Rhodes. Eddie A. Mayes, 49, Point Pleasant, petit larceny, conspiracy, arrested by Deputy Rhodes. Jonathan M. Norman, 32, Point Pleasant, theft and/or grand theft of a motor vehicle, arrested by Cpl. Powell. Breanna E. Roush, 21, Point Pleasant, domestic battery, arrested by Deputy Spencer.


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Gregory McRae re-sentenced in Henry Glover case
Friday, August 15, 2014 3:55 PM
Dyan Cole, 9 peers through a rolled up protest poster that reads Justice vs. Just Us Racism" on one side and "Glover, for real..????? New Orleans America" on the other as Rebecca Glover, aunt of Henry Glover, talks to reporters outside Federal Court in New Orleans August 14, 2014 after the re-sentencing for Gregory McRae. McRae is the NOPD officer who burned Henry Glover's body in 2005 following Hurricane Katrina. (Photo by Ted Jackson, Nola.com | The Times-Picayune)
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The Malaysian National Space Agency (ANGKASA) is responsible in leading and observing the development of space science. ANGKASA in Malay stands for Agensi Angkasa Negara. The Malaysian space program was established in the year 2002. The first Malaysian satellite was MeaSAT 1, the first Malaysian made satellite was TiungSAT-1.The first Malaysian in space was Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor.
First Malaysian Astronaut to Space
Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor was the first Malaysian in space and was born in Kuala Lumpur on 26 July 1972. He was launched to the International Space Station aboard Soyuz TMA-11 with the Expedition 16 crew on October 10, 2007. Sheikh Muszaphar flew under an agreement with Russia through the Angkasawan program and returned to Earth on October 21, 2007, aboard Soyuz TMA-10 with the Expedition 15 crew members, Fyodor Yurchikhin and Oleg Kotov, after nine days aboard the station.
Malaysian Astronaut to International Space Station Visitor Candidates:
In 2006, four candidates from Malaysia were selected to go to Star City for initial tests for a planned Soyuz TMA mission to the International Space Station in October 2007.
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Two were chosen to train for 18 months: Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor and Faiz Khaleed. Sheikh Muszaphar Shukor was chosen as the prime crew member and Faiz Khaleed as back-up. The astronaut venture was part of a package offered by the Russian government for Malaysia's purchase of 18 Sukhoi SU-30 MKM fighter jets.
MeaSAT 1
MeaSAT 1 was the first Malaysian satellite. MeaSAT 1 was a privately own satellite and operated by Binariang. It was launched November 13, 1996, also on Ariane.
TiungSAT-1 was first Malaysian-made satellite. It was launched on 26th
September 2000 from Baikanor, Kazakhstan by a Dnepr rocket. TiungSat-1 was named
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between the Malaysian government and Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd.
Astronautic Technology (M) Sdn Bhd (ATSB) was responsible in developing this
first programme.
The satellite measured 690 x 366 x 366mm and weighed 50 kg. TiungSAT-1 was equipped with a Multi Spectral Earth Imaging Camera system and Meteorological Earth Imaging camera system which had a resolution of 72 m and 1.2 km respectively.
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Despite the sad news from Nokia on it's sales figures analysts see smartphone sales going through the roof
Analyst firm Juniper Research has released a report that states smartphone shipments could reach a staggering 1 billion by 2016, seeing an increase of nearly 230%.
With the success of handsets such as the Apple iPhone 4 and the HTC Desire smartphones have always been the future of mobile communication. However with cheaper handsets such as the HTC Wildfire and the BlackBerry Curve being released smartphones have suddenly become affordable and practical for anyone.
To try and put the figures into a sense of context, this year has seen the release of many many handsets such as the HTC Sensation, upcoming new BlackBerry Bold and even the hinted arrival of the iPhone 5 but will still only ship 302 million handsets annually. Only.
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Thundering Word places in national competition
HUNTINGTON -- Marshall University's Thundering Word, competing as the smallest entry in the largest division, received a team sweepstakes award for the first time in 28 years in the National Forensic Association National Tournament hosted by Marshall last month.
Marshall finished 10th in the President's Division 1 and 22nd overall out of 83 teams.
Bradley University finished first overall, followed by Western Kentucky University and the University of Texas at Austin.
Students competing for Marshall included: Matt Osteen, a sophomore pre-med chemistry major from Harpers Ferry, W.Va.; Joshua Gainer, a junior political science major from Parkersburg, W.Va.; Christian Adams, a junior pre-med psychology Honors student from Culloden, W.Va.; Victoria Ledford, a sophomore pre-med chemistry Honors student from Burnsville, W.Va.; Marji McCoy, a sophomore pre-med chemistry major from Beckley, W.Va.; Juliet Djietror, a sophomore biomedical science major from Ghana; Garrett Walker, a sophomore Spanish major from Shady Spring, W.Va.; Erin Jorden, a freshman history education major from Wheeling, W.Va.; Taryss Mandt, a freshman University College student from Arlington, Va.
Health Informatics program one of three accredited in state
HUNTINGTON -- Marshall University's Master of Science in Health Informatics degree program was awarded national accreditation April 19 from the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management.
It is one of three nationally accredited programs in the United States, joining the University of Illinois at Chicago and Oregon Health and Science University in Portland, Ore. It is also the only accredited, graduate-level program in health informatics in West Virginia.
Bruce Felder, manager of human resources at Cabell Huntington Hospital, said the program at Marshall is shedding light on how technology and one's ability to become self-sufficient can spill over into the gigantic, multi-faceted industry of health care.
"In today's age, we can buy, sell, exchange money, goods and services without leaving home," Felder said. "In the future, visiting your doctor, making appointments and viewing your medical records will be common practice, all from a mobile device. Students will be the infrastructure, bridge and crossroad between technology and health care information."
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Organic India Pale Ale
Easy-BrewA strong, clean pale ale with a unique hint of blackberry flavor and a light floral hop aroma
Ingredients for 5 gals:
7 1/2 lb. Organic pale
barley malt extract
1/2 lb. Briess Caramel 60 oL
1/4 lb. Briess Caramel 20 oL
1/4 lb. Weyermann Carahell malt
3/4 oz Organic New Zealand Pacific Gem hop pellets- bittering (42 IBU)
1 oz American Cascade hops- flavor (12 IBU)
1 oz Organic New Zealand Hallertaur hops- aroma
OPTIONAL: 1 oz. Organic New Zealand Hallertaur hops- dry hop in secondary fermenter
Ale Yeast: Wyeast #1968 Special London Ale or White Labs #023 Burton Ale
For bottling: 8 oz. (1 1/4 cups) Dry Malt Extract (DME)*
Optional ingredients: 1/2 teaspoon Irish Moss
International Bittering Units (IBU's): 54
Original Gravity (O.G.): 1.058- 1.062
Final Gravity (F.G.): 1.010-1.016
Approximate alcohol content: 6.5%
*If you prefer, you may use 1 cup of organic malt extract or 3/4 cup corn sugar (not included in this kit), or kraeusen with 1 quart of unfermented organic beer (see brewing tip: Kraeusening your beer) for bottling.
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Soak the grains in hot water for 15 to 20 minutes. For best results, do
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3. Heat the water to boiling and then turn the heat off. Add the malt extract and dissolve the extract completely. Turn the heat back on and bring to a boil.
4. Once the wort has reached a rolling boil add 3/4 oz. NZ Pacific Gem hop pellets (bittering) and boil for 40 minutes.
5. Add 1 oz. American Cascade hop pellets (flavor). If desired, add the Irish Moss flakes. Boil for 15 minutes more.
6. Add 1/2 oz. NZ Hallertaur hops (aroma), boil 5 more minutes, & turn the heat off.
7. Cool the wort to 65- 75 oF.
8. Transfer the chilled wort into your sanitized primary fermenting vessel.
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10. Add the yeast and ferment in a cool dark place for 4-7 days at 60- 70 oF in the primary fermenter.
11. If you have a secondary fermenter, transfer the beer to it when fermentation activity has subsided (after 4-7 days). If desired, add 1 oz. New Zealand Hallertaur hops to the secondary fermenter for dry hopping.
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"I've had hangovers older than you." —74-year-old Quincy Jones, to a reporter [LAT]
"I'm truly not one to give advice. I'm divorced and I stole my best friend's husband." —Denise Richards, when asked if she had any tips for Paris Hilton [People]
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Good neighbors make good fences: Artists craft 3-D murals to help re-energize Portland neighborhood
PORTLAND — Five East Bayside professional artists have begun work on some unusual "canvases" – chain-link fences.
Fastening recycled goods to the links of gritty metal fencing, the artists will depict scenes that relate to the history and life of their neighborhood.
The artists have been commissioned to create four murals, together titled "Good Fences for Good Neighbors," for the Meeting Place East Bayside Neighborhood Celebration, a community open house that will feature art, music, food and recreation on Sept. 29.
The murals will be completed over the next few weeks, and will range from 40 to 60 feet long.
Artist Kelly Rioux began work on her mural, "East Bayside Portraits," last week along a stretch of wire fence on Fox Street. Composed of short strips of the construction material Tyvek donated by Rufus Deering Lumber Co., the mural will portray the faces of neighborhood children.
Each Tyvek strip is tied through a link of the fence, creating dabs of color that Rioux compared to pixels on a TV or computer screen.
She said her mural will include up to five portraits, with a total of as many as 5,000 such pixels.
"I work in portraiture a lot ... and the only way I knew to create a portrait, working with these materials, was to break it down into pixels," said Rioux, a graduate of the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
Before beginning work on the mural, Rioux had to plot out each dab of color on a grid.
"You have to think of the image as something concrete, something that works with the fence, but then build it piece by piece," she said.
Next to a vacant lot between Cove and Diamond streets, along a pedestrian trail, artists Jan Piribeck and Christopher Wright are taking a similar approach with "Blue Wrap Wave." The mural uses recycled medical fabric in three shades of blue to build a wave-like design.
"The goal is to re-purpose the fabric and use it to create a wave motif in response to the wave patterns of the nearby Back Cove," said Piribeck, who chairs the University of Southern Maine art department. "The area surrounding the fence was once covered by water, and is vulnerable to rising sea levels in years to come."
Jonathan Cook, a recent USM graduate who studied in Piribeck's department, is at work on "Woven Wall" near the corner of Congress Street and Washington Avenue.
His mural is made from a tarp he found in his grandmother's house, and has cut into strips that are woven through the chain-link mesh. "Woven Wall" is inspired by an Egyptian Islamic pattern, reflecting East Bayside's heritage as the city's most ethnically diverse neighborhood, he said.
A few blocks away, Tim Clorius began work last week on "Clouds," a mural that uses old fence slats and leftover paint donated by Clorius. His mural will have two locations: a fence bordering the Maine Muslim Community Center at Fox and Anderson streets, and another fence near Piribeck's mural.
"I want to do something beautiful ... but what really interests me is how the community can be engaged through street art," said Clorius, an internationally known graffiti artist who graduated from the Maine College of Art.
He plans to invite residents to participate in the creation of his mural, perhaps by letting them weave the fence slats for a $1 contribution. The proceeds would be used to buy new basketball hoops for neighborhood children.
Good Fences for Good Neighbors and the neighborhood open-house result from a collaboration between the East Bayside Neighborhood Organization and Art At Work, a national initiative started in Portland to engage local government in art-making.
Art At Work recently branched out to make city neighborhoods part of that process through its Meeting Place program.
In addition to Good Fences for Good Neighbors in East Bayside, Meeting Place arts projects are underway in Bayside, Libbytown and the West End, funded by a $100,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
"I realized that municipal government is only as strong as the community it serves," said Marty Pottenger, Art At Work's founder and director. "I thought, if the neighborhoods and their associations could be re-energized through art, it could make a huge difference.
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The Weekly Standard has just surfaced, from its archives, a 1996 cover story by Tucker Carlson on Down Syndrome entitled "Eugenics, American Style." This article, to my mind one of the most important published in the United States in the past 20 years, details the haphazard, unplanned, undebated, and horrifyingly successful effort to eliminate Down's Syndrome babies from existence:
Unlike many other genetic anomalies, such as Tay-Sachs and anencephaly, Down Syndrome (also known as Down's Syndrome or Trisomy 21) is not a terminal disorder. Children born with Down Syndrome are not vegetables, nor are their lives demonstrably not worth living. Indeed, advances in science and changes in public perception have combined to make Down Syndrome a relatively mild birth defect: The average child born with Down Syndrome in America today can expect to reside at home, go to school, learn to read, hold a job, and live to the age of 55. He will grow up cognizant of ethics and events, and will be mildly to moderately retarded, with an IQ of between 55 and 70. It is one of the triumphs of modern society that the life of the average person with Down Syndrome has become strikingly normal. Except that, unlike normal people, people with Down Syndrome have been targeted for elimination.
At the time, Carlson estimated 90 percent of Down Syndrome babies were being aborted as a result of prenatal testing. In the years since, doubtless, the health prospects of those born with Down, like Trig Palin, have continued to improve.
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"Opera without Elephants Presents: Opera Workshop Scenes" will be held each evening at 8:15 p.m. in the Ed and Winnie Ola Berrong Music Hall on the SWOSU campus. Admission is free.
The music of Sullivan, Mozart, Von Weber and Donizetti will be featured. SWOSU students performing include: Cynthia Reed, Minco; Rachel Seibert, Monticello (IL); Stacy Stevenson, Moore; and Karena Van Horn, Mustang. Anthea Lin will serve as pianist.
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Blacksburg, VA (SportsNetwork.com) - Lonnie Jackson shot 5-of-8 from beyond the arc and led all scorers with 17 points, as the Boston College Eagles outlasted the Virginia Tech Hokies, 62-59, in Atlantic Coast Conference play from Cassell Coliseum.
Olivier Hanlan chipped in with 14 points, and Ryan Anderson grabbed a game- high 12 rebounds to help the Eagles (5-11, 1-2 ACC) snap a four-game slide and notch their first win over a Division I opponent since Nov. 26.
Adam Smith led the way with 12 points off the bench for the Hokies (8-7, 1-2), who have dropped four of their last five outings. C.J. Barksdale added 11 points, while Jarell Eddie finished with 10 points and eight boards.
The Eagles connected on 7-of-14 threes in the first half, yet it was Virginia Tech claiming a 34-32 halftime lead after weathering the early storm.
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Written by Quentin R. Skrabec Jr. and scheduled for a March release, the comprehensively illustrated book traces the origins of the Northwest Ohio boom from the discovery of natural gas near Findlay to the 1930s, when 85 percent of the world's glass was manufactured in Toledo, to the modern-day traces of the glass pioneers. The pride, honor and nobility of the Toledo Glass faction — Owens' innovations led to the elimination of child labor in the glass factories and facilitated the invention of safety glass for automobiles — make one keenly aware of the hard work and investment that shaped our city. Notably, the Faction built an empire without much government "assistance."
This is a tome that should be read by every executive in Toledo — and everyone who aspires to continue the entrepreneurial tradition of the past masters.
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South Texas report: Islanders baseball routs Houston Baptist
CORPUS CHRISTI - The Texas A&MCorpus Christi baseball team saw its offense erupt in a 14-1 victory in seven innings over Houston Baptist in their series opener Friday at Husky Field.
The Islanders (18-18, 8-5 Southland Conference) snapped a three-game losing streak.
Tyler Ware had his biggest day as an Islander, as he notched a career-high 5 RBIs, going 3 for 4 at the plate. Cody Stephens and Jordan Lee each had three hits, and Stephens added three RBIs while also scoring three runs. Lee scored two runs while also stealing his team-high 16th base.
Starter Matt Danton took advantage of the Islanders' big lead throughout the game, going six innings and giving up just one run on five hits to earn his fifth win of the year. The Islander staked Danton to a 4-0 lead in the first inning and a 6-0 bulge after two.
Game two of the series will begin an hour earlier than scheduled at 1 p.m. Saturday.
Javelinas sweep DH
LAWTON, Okla. — The Texas A&M-Kingsville baseball team swept Cameron 11-4 and 10-9 in a Lone Star Conference doubleheader.
In the opening game, the Javelinas (26-13, 17-8 LSC) scored two or more runs in three of seven innings while pounding out 17 hits.
Taylor Taska hit his fourth home run of the season and finished 4 of 5 with 4 RBIs. Ryan Guedry drove in three runs as Dallas Ponder (5-1) gave up four runs — two earned — in five innings while striking out five.
In game two, the Javelinas scored two runs in four of the first seven innings en route to an 8-1 advantage.
Taska added three more RBIs and Derrick Walls hit his first home run with the Javelinas.
The teams close the series at noon Saturday.
Isles top Nicholls
The Texas A&M-Corpus Christi men's tennis team defeated Nicholls State 6-1 at the Thomas J. Henry Tennis Center for its fourth straight Southland Conference victory,
The Islanders (15-9, 4-0 SLC) took the doubles point before winning five of the six singles matches over the Colonels (11-10, 4-2).
A&M-CC 6, NICHOLLS St. 1
Singles — 1. Peter Nagy (A&M-CC) def. Partha Adavelly (NSU), 6-2, 6-3; 2. Nico Mertens (NSU) def. Ricardo Mayagoitia (A&M-CC), 6-4, 2-6, 1-0 (10-5); 3. Javier Pujol (A&M-CC) def. Lukas Clemens (NSU), 6-1, 6-3; 4. Matt Westmoreland (A&M-CC) def. Bernard Wezeman (NSU), 6-3, 6-3; 5. Guillaume Rauseo (A&M-CC) def. Kieran Cronin (NSU), 6-2, 6-2; 6. Paul Cook (A&M-CC) def. Max Sinn (NSU), 6-2, 6-4
Doubles — 1. Nagy/Rauseo (A&M-CC) def. Cronin/Wezeman (NSU), 8-3; 2. Westmoreland/Cook (A&M-CC) vs. Adavelly/Clemens (NSU), 5-6, unfinished; 3. Mayagoitia/Pujol (A&M-CC) def. Mertens/Evan Karatzas (NSU), 8-3
Records — Nicholls 11-10, 4-2 SLC; Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 15-9, 4-0.
Order of finish — Doubles (1,3); Singles (3,5,1,4,2,6)
Huff, Baptiste shine at Incarnate Word
SAN ANTONIO — Texas A&M-Corpus Christi's Brandi Huff had a strong day at the Incarnate Word Invitational.
Huff won the javelin with a throw of 130 feet, 3 inches while posting the second-longest toss in the shot put (45-2.5), the third-best of her career and farthest of the season.
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AdRoll AdRoll is part of a wave of ad tech companies whose job is to "retarget" you, or find you later after you've looked at something that might suggest you want to make a purchase. It's a strategy of advertising that only really works if it can follow your browsing from computer to mobile device and back, and it's a growing sector that's still very much an open battlefield.
"This is a land grab," says AdRoll cofounder and president Adam Berke. "Companies like ourselves invested early in this technology and are pioneers in bringing it to market."
There's a ton of competition in retargeting though, from path-trackers who say they can find people more accurately like Convertro and Drawbridge, to big advertising shops like the recently-public Criteo and Rocket Fuel Rocket Fuel, which focus on conveying personalized retargeted ads quickly. So to stay in the race, AdRoll just significantly upped its venture backing, taking on $70 million in a round led by existing investor Foundation Capital.
AdRoll's not a new company–it's seven years old–and it's tended to only take money when it really needed to, Berke says. The company had only raised $19 million before the new round, and raised its Series A when it only had cash left to operate for three more weeks. "When we raised $12 million before, the investors were like, 'Oh my god, how have you been doing this?'" Berke says.
In addition to Foundation, Northgate Capital, Performance Equity and Glenmede have joined, as well as existing investors Aceel Partners, Merus Capital and Peter Thiel. Berke put extra emphasis on the inclusion of Institutional Venture Partners, however, whose principal Eric Liaw will now be a board observer. "You add a very savvy late stage investor with IVP, they've read this book before and know where things are at in the market," says Berke.
Is IVP's involvement a suggestion that AdRoll might aspire to hit the open market itself in future months? Rubicon Project Rubicon Project, an exchange for programmatic ads, had a successful public offering several weeks ago. AdRoll's chosen revenue metric to share with the news, its run-rate of $150 million, might seem to point toward an imminent IPO, as others have speculated. And its triple what the company had just five quarters ago. But run-rate is very different from net revenue in ad tech, with the majority of that number often simply passing through a company's hands briefly from one end of the transaction to the other. Net revenue actually going on the books for the unprofitable company will look significantly lower.
Berke at AdRoll fully acknowledges that fact and says that while AdRoll is not disclosing its net revenue or valuation picture, that the company's raised on a healthy increase in valuation. With Foundation leading the round as an existing investor, he adds, you have an investor who knows more about the company's metrics than anyone else. "We look at an IPO as a way of raising money, and as a funding event. Good companies raise money when they are ready."
What the San Francisco-based AdRoll also gets out of the funding round is some defense against an outside acquisition offer while giving the company the funds to make more small acquisitions of its own, to take "experiments and risks," as Berke puts it. The obvious areas for AdRoll are its mobile device solutions, especially in tracking user behavior on applications, increasingly where people spend their time in preference to mobile web browsers. Berke also adds that while AdRoll has traditionally tried to differentiate from other ad tech players by competing with Google Google to be a small-business minded service, AdRoll's now looking to move upstream. It's fastest-growing slice of the market market is of clients spending $25,000 or more.
The company's also growing internationally and is building a team of 100 in Dublin.
AdRoll wouldn't say if it's received acquisition offers in the past, but a look around the sector shows that deals can happen fast. Twitter acquired MoPub for $350 million in September looking to mobile. And when a particular sector of ad tech heats up, deals come in bunches. Last year it was video, where AOL bought Adap.tv and Tremor Video and YuMe went public. ExactTarget, Responsys and Silverpop have all been snatched up in the marketing automation space. Companies on the IPO watch include AppNexus, MediaMath, Mediaocean and Turn.
So while Berke says this is just good timing for AdRoll to need more money and have a favorable investing market to have gone and gotten it, this is also a sign from the company's investors that they want it prepared to go long for the possible public exit instead of being the next domino to drop.
"Our investors are well aware of the dynamics of this market, and they feel comfortable with our comparables," Berke says. "Our leadership team has been entirely focused on raising this round, and it gives us the flexibility."
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The last hunter left the lodge today. So the 2014 hunting season is officially completed. See the final results on the 2014 season page.
Isaac Ellis:
"Sorry I am a bit late updating this, but I finally have the photos from this years spring Brown Bear hunts on the 2014 season page."
Also have 3 new Moose hunts in progress.
September 14, 2014
New completed dall sheep hunt on the 2014 season page.
August 27, 2014
New completed sheep hunt on the 2014 season page.
No hunters in the field at the moment.
August 22, 2014
New completed sheep hunt on the 2014 season page.
August 21, 2014
Wow where did the time go.
Our web editor (Isaac) just got back to Nabesna day before yesterday, so we should have the website up to speed within the next two days or so. Sorry for the delay.
New photos for 2014 hunting season.
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Hello and welcome to the new site for 2014.
Things have been so busy here at home that we still do not have a lot of the information up on this site. Sorry about that, but my target date is to have everything up to speed at the end of February.
At the moment the B&B and Hunting section are up and running with current information.
October 2, 2013
The 2013 hunting season is now over. The weather really got bad the last week but we were able to get the last moose hunter out of the field today.
The plan is to finish updating the backpacking and fishing section of the website during the winter.
Also, if you need to contact us during the winter, please use our email because our phone service is much more intermittent during the winter.
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The season is nearing the end,
New photos of Joe's moose hunt on the 2013 season page.
Our last moose hunter is still out, due to return in 2 to 3 days.
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Update to the hunts in progress page:
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Here's the entire Pink Ribbon Dessert Buffet we recently created in honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (coming up in October), which features the marshmallow pops and centerpiece posted earlier this week. The goal was to keep this dessert buffet creative & visually appealing, but easy to recreate, so all of the treats are […]
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"This is a yummy beef dip that we make for every party. Serve it with pieces of pumpernickel bread, or in a bread bowl made from a round pumpernickel loaf. Very easy and tasty!"
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dried beef, chopped
This recipe is really salty unless you rinse the dried beef with water. It tastes really good when served with round bread
Sorry, I even rinsed the beef, and it was still WAY too salty. I think part of the problem is using that much italian seasoning....maybe half would be better, and use the Buddig beef packages that are much less salty.
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Made this last night for New Years Eve. Everyone loved it and there is very little left. I used a rye bread bowl because that is all there was at the store and it was good. The only change I made to the dip was I added 2 tsp of creamy horseradish to give it a little extra kick. I will make this again and again. Thanks for the recipe.
Absolutely yummy!
This was the WORST recipe. I do not recommend it at all!
It's very good but very salty, i should have read the reviews and rinsed the beef to see if that helped. I'm going to try adding more sour cream and mayo to tone it down. Next time I would chop the dried beef even finer since it thickens as it sets, it's hard to get it on the bread pieces.
Everytime I make this dip people rave and ask for the recipe! Love it!!
Make sure you wash the dried beef as it is way too salty. Thank you.
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When it comes to love, Queen B ain't fucking around.
KBS have just released a trailer for BoA's upcoming drama, 'Waiting for Romance', and it promises to be pretty entertaining.
SM Entertainment's acting forays garnered lukewarm applause at best (I'm looking at you, Krystal). People feel like pop stars are stretching into territories they have no business being in, especially if their original talents are lackluster at best.
But B's already conquered the music stages. Concept-wise, she's done it all. (See:
sweet teen, rocker chick, sexy bitch, classy dame, contemporary pop act, etc.) Might as well shoot for 'legit all-star entertainer', right?
Personally, I'm looking forward to seeing her wild out in a restaurant and portray that jaded chick who hates cheesy romantic shit after being dumped by a great guy. If anything, it'd be a nice change from her usual composed image.
So, do you think you'll watch her new drama? Or are you gonna pass on it 'cause it's got another pop star in the lead?
Author's Note: There's been some terrible translations of the drama title. Sure they might be technically correct, but it's clumsy to read. Examples include: 'Expect Dating', 'Hope For Dating', and 'Expect Romance'. Asian Junkie is going with 'Waiting For Romance' because it makes grammatical sense.


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