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RUSH: You know, there he is. Obama's on Fox right now, "I'm happy to have negotiations with the Republicans." No, he's not! But I'll tell you, this whole talk about "negotiations" bothers me anyway. Now, not that maybe you can make Obama look like the stonewaller. That's fine. Don't misunderstand. 'Cause on the one hand, I can see as Obama not talking. I wouldn't talk to these guys if I were him. Why?
I mean, knowing who he is -- knowing the kind of authoritarian, quasi-dictator mentality he has -- why should he negotiate with these schlubs? I mean, it's his way is his way or the highway. Why should he negotiate? I don't know that bellyaching about Obama not negotiating is a way to force him to negotiate. That isn't gonna work. It's going to require what's already happening, and that is action and deeds.
All of this bleating about, "He won't negotiate! We want him negotiate." Well, don't expect him to. It's not who he is. He said I don't know how many times in five years that he's not gonna talk to these people; he doesn't like them. He'd much rather be talking to Bashar Assad right now. He would much rather be talking to whoever's on the agenda for the Asian trip that was canceled. He'd much rather be talking to the guy that runs Iran. He's running around saying, "Well, what are we gonna do? We just want to talk."
That's not the point. He's going to have defeated, he's going to have to be forced, and it's not gonna happen at the negotiating table. You're not gonna go into a meeting and have a negotiation, a debate or whatever and have Obama sit there and the lights go off and he says, "Oh, yeah. You know what? You're right." That isn't the way this is gonna happen. Now, if all of this bleating about Obama refusing to negotiate works, in terms of persuading the American people of his obstinance, then I'm all for it.
Don't misunderstand. I understand the optics here and the objectives, because it is important. Remember (I'll emphasize this again), Obama was elected by dreamy-eyed utopian idealists who thought that all of this angst and all of this fighting -- oh, God, can we just stop the fighting? -- was gonna end. There is a heavy contingent of the Rodney King crowd out there, folks, the "Can't we all just get along?" crowd.
There's a famous conservative columnist who could lead the movement.
I'm not gonna mention the name. I don't want to get into any little shouting matches over that, but this person is governed by the, "Oh, I just hate the arguing. Can't we just stop fighting? Can't we just stop arguing?" That's not gonna appeal to Obama. The fact he's not negotiating, that's not gonna appeal to Obama. But if, as I say, people can be these dreamy-eyed utopian idealists who thought Obama was the solution to this, and this stuff wasn't gonna happen anymore...
You know, if harping on it makes that case for them and persuades them, fine. I think people are showing up at these exchanges. You know what's happening? This is not being reported. A bunch of Obama voters are showing up and they're getting sticker shock on these premiums. I'm telling you, this is happening at these exchanges. It has to be. That's the law of the land. There isn't any $2,500 reduction in your premium. There isn't any "you get to keep your doctor." There isn't any you get to keep your plan.
That was all bogus.
Do you realize how bad it is when they've only got two they can highlight and say, "Hey, these are the poster people," and one of them happens to be an Obama volunteer for Organizing for America? One of them is part of the volunteer organization that runs around, supports Obama day in and day out? I guarantee you there are people -- some of them young people, idealistic utopian little people -- not little people, but young people walking in, and they really thought that health care was gonna be plentiful and cheaper.
Sticker shock is happening and we're starting to get the end-of-the-world predictions about the debt limit and all that. Thomas Sowell has a piece today, "Who shut down the government?" You know, Sowell's brilliant. He's at the Hoover Institute, which is a conservative outpost. It's hidden. It's out there in the Stanford campus, but you practically need GPS and special permission to get there. These people practically bunker out there.
Sowell writes, "Even when it comes to something as basic, and apparently as simple and straightforward, as the question of who shut down the federal government, there are diametrically opposite answers, depending on whether you talk to Democrats or to Republicans. There is really nothing complicated about the facts. The Republican-controlled House of Representatives voted all the money required to keep all government activities going -- except for Obamacare.
"This is not a matter of opinion. You can check the Congressional Record." This serves a great purpose. This strips all the confusion out of it. The Republicans, I think now, folks, it's four times... The Republicans in the House have voted four times to fully fund this government as Obama wants except for Obamacare. It is not the Republicans who shut the government down. It is not the Republicans who are denying kids treatment for cancer at the NIH.
It's not the Republicans keeping people out of the World War II Memorial. It just isn't. The Republicans have passed legislation four times to keep the government running. As usual, the Democrats and the media have jointly shut down the government because all that matters is Obama and his legacy and his reputation and his image and his optics and everything but reality. That's all they're concerned about: How does it look for Obama?
They believe that this association of Obama and the Democrats with their friends in the media, that alliance can destroy the Republicans, destroy the Republicans' resolve. It can cause them to cave, because it can make the American people believe the Republicans are reprobates, mean-spirited, extremist racists and all that -- and it's not happening this time. I would say to you today what I said to you yesterday.
If all you're doing is watching cable news, including Fox, you think I'm full of it, because if watching "the news" -- again, there isn't any. If you're watching the media, the Republicans are getting hammered. If you're watching the media, Boehner is within a gnat's eyelash of caving. If you're watching the media, Ted Cruz is a lunatic who practically deserves to be put in prison. If you're watching the media, Rand Paul and these Republicans are an absolute bunch of wackos.
If you're watching the media, they're just getting hammered left and right. If you're watching the media you'll see stories of people being hurt and harmed by this, losing their jobs, losing this and losing that, and it's all because of Republicans. That is not the perception. Obama's approval numbers are down. I think it's Gallup, but I saw one poll that his numbers are down four points since the shutdown began. Obama's approval numbers are down four points. It's a major poll, I just don't have it right in front of me.
I can't tell you which one it was, but it's big, something like Gallup or CBS, I forget which. But it's not working, and you know why? You know the best evidence of this? The government's still shut down. That's the best evidence. Ted Cruz is still doing Ted Cruz. Obama cancels his trip to Asia. You know why? Somebody figured out it really wouldn't look good. Here's a guy refusing to sit down with the Republicans and talk about this, but he's eager to sit down and talk with some who might consider them to be enemies of America.
So somebody figured out wouldn't look good.
Somebody also figured out about might look better if Obama took it seriously and hung around and make it look like he's actively working on it. But it is not a matter of opinion that the government's been fully funded except for Obamacare, and therein lies where the area of negotiation is. The area of negotiation is, "Look, Mr. President, you've exempted these people, and you've exempted that group, and you're giving that group a subsidy, and you're giving this group a subsidy and members of Congress a subsidy.
"Why not us? Why not the rest of the American people? Mr. President, you have exempted the employer from their mandate to provide insurance. How about no mandate on the individual to have it? Just for a year, Mr. President, just like you did for other people." Those are the things to negotiate about. That's what Obama won't talk about. Obama will not talk about the unfairness that he has instituted.
Remember, again Betsy McCaughey: What is being implemented is not what Obama signed. The health care bill that was signed into law long ago ceased to exist. It didn't have subsidies for members of Congress. It didn't have a one-year delay on the employer mandate. It didn't have 2,500 waivers. It didn't have all of these things that Obama has extra-constitutionally decided to do. What is being implemented is not the law of the land.
What's being implemented is not the law that was heard and argued over at the Supreme Court. There's every reason in the world to hold this up. There's every reason in the world to keep further implementation from going forward because lawlessness is taking place. So all Mr. Sowell here is saying is: If you want to start talking about who shut down the government, it isn't the Republicans. They've offered four different times full funding for every aspect of the government -- women, infants, and children -- so that the mother of the four-year-old fat baby can have her formula.
That's not me. That's not AP story from earlier in the program. So that whoever needs whatever, it's there. So that the kids can go to the NIH hospital and get their cancer treatment, it's funded. The Republicans have offered to open every park. They've offered to fund everything to do with the VA, the military, you name it. It's the Democrats who are refusing it and it's people like Harry Reid saying, "Why would we do that?
"We're not gonna do this piecemeal. Ted Cruz doesn't get to run this government." Oh, really? So there's another element: "We can't let Ted Cruz win anyting! Ted Cruz is an idiot. Ted Cruz an extremist. Ted Cruz a wacko. Ted Cruz is insane! We can't let Ted Cruz win. Cruz is the Tea Party! We can't let the Tea Party in there." I mean, they're quaking, folks, because the Republicans aren't caving. Here's a pull quote from Thomas Sowell's piece:
"Perhaps the biggest of the big lies is that the government will not be able to pay what it owes on the national debt, creating a danger of default." As we pointed out the last time this came up, there will not be any default on bills. Do you know why? Because the government continues to collect tax revenue, and the income to the government of tax revenue is sufficient to pay bills for a while.
So the magic, the drop-dead date is October 17th, and Obama's out there saying, "Well, we gotta pay our bills! If we don't pay our bills by October 17th, there's no money for Social Security checks and there's no money for Medicaid, and there's no money for anything!" I think it, by the way, it's another sign of panic. It's a little early to throw the Social Security card out, but he did. I mean, that's 'til two weeks away. But Thomas Sowell says, "Tax money keeps coming into the Treasury during the shutdown, and it vastly exceeds the interest that has to be paid on the national debt."
The monthly tax revenue collected by the government -- income tax, you name it, whatever. All tax revenue that comes in is still enough to pay interest on the national debt, even during a shutdown or a debt limit freeze. "Even if the debt ceiling is not lifted, that only means that government is not allowed to run up new debt." It doesn't mean the government can't retire present debt. "But that does not mean that it is unable to pay the interest on existing debt.
"None of this is rocket science. But unless the Republicans get their side of the story out -- and articulation has never been their strong suit -- the lies will win." This is what Mr. Sowell says, and he's right. Republicans, their biggest problem is they are convinced they're losing. They are convinced, as usual, they're gonna be racist, sexist, bigot, homophobes and obstructionists and all this. So they're having little factions that want to cave and get out of this right now.
The moderate Republicans, other Republicans that want to destroy the Tea Party. The thing to do is to hang in here and to point out that Obama and the Democrats and the media are lying when they offer all these scare tactics. The country isn't going anywhere. The country isn't gonna shut down. The economy isn't gonna shut down, the government isn't gonna shut down. We're not gonna stop paying our bills. We're not gonna stop paying the interest on the debt, even if the debt limit isn't raised.
It wouldn't be hard for Republicans to go out and say that, and I think some of them are. We played the sound bite of Mitch McConnell and Rand Paul in Paducah, Kentucky. They didn't know the mic was on but they're mic'd and it's live and they're talking very quietly to each other and they're sharing with each other the idea, "You know, we actually could win this. I think we might be winning." They couldn't believe it. They actually couldn't believe it. "We might be winning this thing."
Yeah, they could very well be winning this.
RUSH: So the spokeskid, Jay Carney, just said that the regime, Obama, would not sign measures passed by the Republicans through their gimmicky piecemeal approach. Gimmicky piecemeal approach. He probably doesn't know it, but that is the way the congressional budget process normally works, is the piecemeal approach. But since Obama's never had a budget, they might not know that. Even with the continuing resolution, that's still piecemeal. In fact, that is the definition of piecemeal, the CR. Obama said something the other day, can you believe (paraphrasing), "You just can't have people shut down an enterprise simply 'cause they don't get what they want." Hey, Barack, you ever heard of the AFL-CIO?
Here's Tim in San Diego. Hi, Tim. Great to have you on the program, sir. Hello.
CALLER: Hi there, Rush. Yeah, a gimmicky piecemeal approach. So, you know, that's what we call kids with cancer. They're just little gimmicky piecemeal parts of the pie we don't really care about. You know, on Tuesday something unprecedented in American history occurred. The first official United States death panel was convened. When Harry Reid was asked if he'd be willing to save the life of a single kid with cancer, and his response was, "Why would I do that?" And in a single pronouncement, heartless Harry and the death panel Democrats denied this kid treatment for cancer, and guess what? It only took two days after Obamacare was implemented for the death panels to begin.
RUSH: You know, that is an excellent point. Kind of like Hillary Clinton and Benghazi, "What difference does it make now?"
CALLER: Exactly.
RUSH: What difference it make? Well, why would I do that?
CALLER: You know, the essence of a death panel is a person weighing somebody's life against other priorities, and Harry Reid weighed the life of the kid with cancer and he said, "I have 1,100 people sitting at home, and they have problems, too."
RUSH: This is a great point. Folks, look at all this piecemeal stuff. Obama: you can't open that park, you can't do that, can't go there, can't go to your memorial, we're not gonna open the Grand Canyon. And these people are running health care? Is that really what we want, people willing to cherry-pick day to day what's gonna be open and what isn't, based on their desire to inconvenience people or harm them. And they are the ones that are gonna run health care? Is that really what we want?
RUSH: Let's grab a couple of audio sound bites here. I got one here from Ted Cruz. He's on Greta Van Susteren last night on the Fox News Channel, and he says essentially that it's the Democrats who are scared. She said, "Senator, I read an article today which said that the Senate was off to sort of a snippy start. The reference was that Senator Reid is calling you the joint Speaker of the House, a reference that he thinks that you're doing something over in the House or controlling them over there. What do you think? I mean, is it out of line, or sort of funny? What do you think about him accusing you of running the House?"
CRUZ: The more progress we have made, the more energy there has been from the American people behind defunding Obamacare, behind stopping the harms from Obamacare, the nastier the Democrats have gotten, the nastier Harry Reid has gotten. It's gotten more and more personal. They have been using personal invective. They've been calling us anarchists and terrorists. That's a sign of the fact that they're concerned. For months they've been saying there's no chance of stopping Obamacare. If there wasn't any chance, they wouldn't be this scared, they wouldn't be this shrill, they wouldn't be this nasty and personal. And I think what they're scared about is the American people are energized right now, and personally I find that inspiring.
RUSH: You know, I have to agree with this in this sense. Pretend for a moment that we're all Democrats, that we love Obamacare and it's the law of the land. It's there. And the Supreme Court has given its stamp of approval. It's the law of the land. We've done everything to it they did. We've given waivers. We've allowed subsidies. Everything is the same except it's ours, and we have the White House, and we have the Senate. Why would we be scared? It's the law of the land. There hasn't been an entitlement ever unraveled. The closest anything like this has ever happened, it only took a month when back in the Reagan years, the Medicare, or social something, seasoned citizens were gonna have to pay an additional dollar and a half or something, and they literally had a cow.
So that was written out after about a month when they attacked Rostenkowski in his car on a street in Illinois, a bunch of seasoned citizens did. Other than that, these things don't happen. Why are the Democrats scared? Why is Harry Reid getting so nasty? Where's the confidence? It's their bill. They've got their president to sign it. It is the law of the land. The Supreme Court's stamp of approval on it. So what are they afraid of? I mean, if they believe in it, if they love it, what are the odds that this bill is gonna be decertified? It isn't gonna happen. The bill isn't gonna be decertified. What are they afraid of? It's a really good point. What is the point in getting all snarky? What is the point in getting insulting and mean? What's the point of falling into a trap where you actually admit that you don't care about kids suffering with cancer?
Something is going on. They're afraid of something. I happen to have a pretty good idea of what it is, and it's what they're always afraid of, and that is the American people learning the truth about them. That's something they live, I think, in constant fear of. And you understand that. If everything about you was a lie, that you have everybody convinced, everybody you wanted to be convinced believed every lie you've told 'em, if that ever began to crack, the veneer began to crack, you might be a little worried. And something has to explain this.
If they were supremely confident, if the Republicans were indeed the lunatics that they're being portrayed as, Harry Reid and Obama would be laughing themselves silly, and Obama woulda gone to Asia, and they'd be talking about how sorry they feel for people like Cruz. "They just can't accept that they lost. But this bill is being implemented. It's a great thing for the American people," blah, blah, blah. That would be the approach, but they're not doing that. They are acting panic stricken, and they are in the process, telling everybody who they really are.
Harry Reid, the veneer, the mask, the camouflage, is gone. That's really who this mean little man is. And it's the same thing for Dick Durbin and the rest of these, that's who they really are. They are mean, vindictive, selfish. Have you ever known people that delivered ultimatums like Obama does? What does it say about somebody that behaves and acts that way? You ever noticed that people who repeatedly give ultimatums, one of two things is at work. They're either just arrogant, conceited SOBs, or they don't know how to work with others and they're insecure and they're trying to bluster and cover up that.
I think people who give ultimatums, "My way or the highway. You're gonna do it the way I want to do it. You're gonna do it by that date or we're not gonna do nothing." People that do ultimatums, particularly in a governmental setting like ours, I'm not talking about a boss at a company. He can ultimatum you all day long, "You do this by then or you're gone." But I'm talking about somebody who routinely deals with people that way. They're covering up desperation, inadequacies with bluster and this faux authoritative behavior. These are people who have not learned to deal with frustration.
Now, I've always believed that Obama has led a charmed life. Well, when has he ever had to work with others? I think that there have been people greasing the skids for Obama, taking care of whatever needs to be done. I don't think he's really had to compromise with people. He's found ways to get rid of his opponents, get rid of his enemies. He doesn't have to negotiate. He doesn't have to talk. He doesn't have to get involved in debates and all that. If he does that's just for show.
I think to him this is all insolence. How dare they oppose me? How dare they try to stop my law? How dare anybody. And I think that's one of the relevant characteristics that we are dealing with here, low frustration tolerance, arrogance, nobody's good enough to even be in the same room, who the hell do you think you are. This is why Obama prefers speeches to celebrity-loving college kids. He goes out, purposely finds young people dazzled simply by his presence. He doesn't have to say anything brilliant. He doesn't have to do anything. Just show up to an audience that's just dazzled and impressed and blinded by his presence and willing to act like he's a rock star, even fake fainting if necessary.
Somebody who's comfortable with fake, phony, glitzy applause, because of the optics of it. And that suffices for one-way communication, somebody who refuses to sit down and talk to people. If you really believe something, I'm just gonna tell you if it were me, if I really believed something and I had these opponents and I were president, I'd bring 'em in. I'd try to explain, even though I know who they are, I would try to explain to them. I believe in it so much, I'd try to explain to 'em. I don't think he even cares about the details. I don't think any of that matters. The fact that he got national health care, whatever it turns out to be, as long as it ends up single payer, whatever the hell happens between now and then doesn't matter.
How dare anybody get in his way. How dare anybody stop him. So ultimatums and threats to walk out and "I bent over backwards to be fair with these Republicans." Then he goes out and calls 'em names to these starry-eyed college kids in the audience. See, this is the problem. He's a bully, and the Republicans act afraid of him, and all that does is enable him. All that does is propel him. Fear is what enables bullies, acting afraid of them and intimidated by 'em is what enables them. That's when intimidation becomes an effective way to manipulate behavior. You know people like this. You've run into 'em. People who use fear and intimidation to get what they want.
Sometimes parents can create that in their kids. If they allow their young children to get whatever they want, whenever they want it, and if the parent decides that the solution to that is to become their child's friend, well, big potential problems. And so we have all of this, I think, combined in a presidency. When things don't go as planned and when people aren't automatically respectful, and when there isn't this bowing down and blanket accepting of what the president wants, when there's all this obstinance, there's this reaction to it that's not good or healthy.
If Republicans would just stop enabling that bullying and intimidation by stopping being afraid of it, there would be a sea change. That's what Cruz is demonstrating, if you ask me, fearlessness, and look at how they're reacting to that. They don't know how to deal with it. They don't know how to deal with people that aren't afraid of 'em. They don't know how to deal with people they can't manipulate or bully into shutting up and going away. There's a lot to learn here, folks, a lot to learn.


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During 2013 and H1 2014, the pinene market was depressed. Specially, for α-pinene, it was basically no profit, while β-pinene had gained a little profit. It is a dilemma for the deep processing enterprises engaged in pinene separation to produce or non-produce. Many of them cut down to buy it because of their less pinene orders. Most enterprises still mainly consumed their early inventory, only a small part of them moderately procure pinene according to their demand.
However, some large chemical groups are optimistic about the future market of pinene. For example, Guangdong Sky Dragon Printing Ink Group Co., Ltd. claimed that in 30 July, 2014, the first phase of the project of Guangdong Sky Dragon Fine-Chem Co., Ltd., invested and constructed by its excess raised funds and its own funds, would be formally operated.
The project is expected to reach its design capacity after two years, which with design production capacity of processing turpentine oil of 16,000 t/a, an annual output of 6,000 tonnes of pinene and terpineol, 2,000 tonnes of myrcene and 1,500 tonnes of camphene respectively. The second phase of the project construction and equipment installation work goes well and expect to operate in the beginning of 2015.
On one hand, affected by European debt crisis in 2012, social consumption power in China decreased and the need of non-rigid demand products reduced seriously. On the other hand, because the reduction of gum rosin's output, the price of gum rosin rose high. Pinene, as a downstream product, its trading volume in domestic market became less during 2012-2013 because these two aspects.
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Based on the supply and demand, the report analyzed the production, price and consumption to describe China's pinene production changes, reasons for price fluctuations and the consumption characteristics of pinene. Aiming to the characteristics of α-pinene and β-pinene, the report also further analyzed and predicted the future trend of pinene's development.
Table of Contents for Report "Production and Market of Alpha and Beta-Pinene in China Edition (6)"
Table of Contents
Executive summary
Introduction and methodology
1 Supply of pinene in China
1.1 Production, 2005-2013
1.2 Producers
2 Price of pinene
2.1 Price, 2005-2012
2.2 Price in 2013-July 2014
3 Import & export of pinene
4 Consumption of pinene in China, 2008-2013
4.1 α-Pinene
4.1.1 Market size and market share of α-pinene
4.1.2 Brief introduction of major derivatives of α-pinene
4.2 β-Pinene
4.2.1 Market size and market share of β-pinene
4.2.2 Brief introduction of major derivatives of β-pinene
5 Brief introduction of raw material supply of pinene
6 Future forecast
6.1 Influencing factors for the development of α/β-pinene industry in China
6.2 Outlook of pinene, 2014-2018
7 Conclusion
List of Tables
Table 1.2-1 Major pinene producers in China, 2013
Table 3-1 Import & export situation of pinene in China, 2009-H1 2014
Table 3-2 Monthly export situation of pinene in China, 2009-H1 2014
Table 3-3 10 major exporters of China, 2010-H1 2014
Table 4.1.1-1 Market size and share of α-pinene in different application fields in China, 2009-2013
Table 4.1.2-1 Key α-pinene end users in dihydromyrcene and dihydromyrcenol production in China, 2013
Table 4.1.2-2 Active synthetic camphor producers in China, 2013
Table 4.1.2-3 Major synthetic borneol producers in China, 2013
Table 4.2.1-1 Market size and share of β-pinene in different application fields in China, 2009-2013
Table 4.2.2-1 Key β-pinene end users in myrcene production in China, 2013
Table 5-1 Output of gum turpentine and gum rosin in China, 1999-2013
Table 5-2 Composition of various kinds of super-grade gum turpentine in China
List of Figures
Figure 1.1-1 Output of pinene in China, 2005-2013
Figure 1.1-2 Output of α-pinene in China, 2005-2013
Figure 1.1-3 Output of β-pinene in China, 2005-2013
Figure 2.1-1 Annual market price change of α and β-pinene in China, 2005-2012
Figure 2.2-1 Market price of pinene in China, Jan. 2013-July 2014
Figure 4-1 Apparent consumption of pinene in China, 2005-2013
Figure 6.2-1 Forecast on output of α-pinene and β-pinene in China, 2014-2018, tonne
Figure 6.2-2 Forecast on consumption of α-pinene and β-pinene in China, 2014-2018, tonne

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Google has updated their Voice app for iPhone with some new features including group texting with contact autocomplete, Sprint integration for iPhones on the CDMA network (learn more about Google Voice + Sprint integration here), a new text entry field that supports multiple lines and character counting, and the ability to copy and paste in the dial pad.
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So what did you get for parts a) and b)?
Can you please help me with the last part of this question...
the equation of a curve is y=ax^2 - 2bx +c where a,b and c are constants with a>0 .
a) Find in terms of a,b and c the coordinates of the vertex of the curve
b) Given that the vertex of the curve lies on the line y=x , find an expression for c in terms of a and b.
Show that in this case, whatever the value of b, c is greater than or equal to -1/4a


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On Rosh Hashanah, Rabbi Harold Schulweis of Valley Beth Shalom (VBS) gave a sermon on the tragedy of Sudan and what the Jewish community needs to do about it.
His proposed remedy: Start the Jewish World Watch (JWW), a commission of caring men and women that will monitor atrocities around the world by organizing educational evenings with international relations experts and raise money to help societies being ravaged by genocide.
"We wish to be educated, to know what atrocities lie out there and where they are," Schulweis said in his sermon. "We wish to raise our voice, because we global Jews know that silence is lethal and meekness is inexcusable."
After the sermon was publicized, clergy from different congregations, such as Sinai Temple, Kol Tikvah and Stephen S. Wise, contacted Schulweis and asked if they could get involved, too.
The result was the Inter-Synagogue World Watch Council, which is co-sponsoring JWW's first event -- a talk by Jerry Fowler, chair of the Committee on Conscience of the U.S. Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C., on "Genocide Emergency Sudan: Who Will Survive?" Fowler is an expert on Sudan who has traveled there several times.
In addition to the speech, JWW is also raising funds to build a medical clinic in Chad for Sudanese refugees. The clinic is expected to cost about $45,000 to build and will also serve as a rape counseling center and a food distribution center. After that, the JWW will raise money to dig a well in Chad, which is expected to cost about $3,000.
"The fact that it costs so little to build [the clinic] is probably a statement on the economy, as well as the medical conditions there," said JWW Chair Janice Kaminer Reznik. "It's a small amount of money for such a huge impact."
Currently VBS has 100 of its members involved in JWW. In addition to raising funds and organizing functions, they have initiated letter-writing campaigns to the United Nations, which they say is ignoring the tragedy in Sudan; established a youth division that will provide speakers to youth groups; and started the sale of green ribbons to be worn as a symbol of solidarity with the people of Sudan. They are also planning a trip to Chad in 2005.
"This whole project was born out of the notion that 'never again' is supposed to mean 'never again,'" Kaminer Reznik said. "But there have been other genocides since [the Holocaust], and it seems it just went over our heads. One of the main objectives of JWW is educating people in our position that there is this terrible thing happening that we can't separate ourselves from, and that is what being Jewish is all about."
Fowler will speak on Dec. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the Skirball Center, 2701 N. Sepulveda Blvd., Los Angeles. For more information, call (310) 440-4500.
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Because each scientific deployment is a unique experiment designed to explore new climatic regions, the baseline instruments for AMF1 will change to suit that region. AMF1 has the ability to host instruments other than the baseline collection and was designed to collaborate with other agency experiments (particularly those with aircraft). The following instruments represent available capabilities.
- Mobile Aerosol Observing System. The Mobile Aerosol Observing System is an instrument suite available for deployments with either ARM Mobile Facility and/or the ARM fixed sites and capable of being deployed independently.
- Surface Aerosol Observing System
- Cimel Sunphotometer (CSPHOT)
Atmospheric Profiling
- Microwave Radiometer Profiler (MWRP). The MWRP is a 12-channel version of the standard 2-channel Microwave Radiometer (MWR). A number of its 12 channels are included in the 50-60MHz range. These extra channels are used to retrieve a 5-minute temperature, vapor, and liquid water content profile to supplement the integrated water vapor and liquid water contents retrieved with the standard 2-channel MWR.
- Microwave Radiometer - high frequency (MWRHF)
- Microwave Radiometer, 3-channel (MWR3C)
- Balloon-borne Sounding System (SONDE)
- Micropulse Lidar (MPL)
- Microwave Radiometer (MWR)
- Narrow Field of View (NFOV)
- Total Sky Imager (TSI)
- Ceilometer (CEIL)
- Radar Wind Profiler at high frequency (RWP), 915-MHz for U.S. deployments, 1290-MHz for deployments outside the U.S.
- W-band (95 GHz) ARM Cloud Radar (WACR). This cloud radar operates at a higher frequency than the Millimeter Wavelength Cloud Radars at the permanent ARM sites, which are 35-GHz systems. The advantage of the 95-GHz radar is its smaller size and capability to observe Mie scattering when drizzle and larger droplets are observed. The AMF cloud radar is equipped with a full spectral processor.
- Ka-Band Scanning ARM Cloud Radar (KASACR)
- W-Band Scanning ARM Cloud Radar (WSACR)
- Doppler Lidar (DL)
- Atmospheric Emitted Radiance Interferometer (AERI). In the future, the AERI may be modified to view the infrared spectrum emitted by the surface (especially if the instrument is deployed over an ocean surface) in addition to the atmosphere; this modification would result in the AERI being more like the Marine AERI (MAERI), which was developed by the University of Wisconsin - Madison for use in NASA projects.
- Infrared Thermometer (IRT)
- Multifilter Rotating Shadowband Radiometer (MFRSR)
- Radiometric Instrument Systems. Provided by groupings of individual broadband instruments such as pyranometers, pyrgeometers, pyrheliometers through the following datastreams.
- Solar Array Spectrometer-Hemispheric (SASHE)
- Solar Array Spectrometer-Zenith (SASZE)


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Christian Ponder was the 12th pick of the draft out of Florida State last April for a reason. At 6-foot-2, 229 pounds, he is an accurate passer with very good athleticism. He can create second chances with his feet. His arm strength is good, not great.


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Christian has been cleared to return to action but is waiting on WWE creative to come up with a storyline that will bring him back. Sin Cara returns next week and Christian should be back shortly after. No date set yet for Evan Bourne's return but he worked one match in developmental and wasn't ready yet...
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Remember Die Antwoord and their song, Enter The Ninja from back in 2009? Well three years later, another group of geniuses have come up with a remarkable parody version… Enter The Ginger
Check this out… extremely well put together, the oke actually gives Waddy a bit of a run for his money 🙂
Sheer brilliance haha 🙂
Well done guys!
It does remind me of someone we haven't heard from in a while… our old friend Parys Potgieter with his Ice Ice Baby parody called Hot Hot Baby, which if you remember, was endorsed by the legend, Jack Parow himself 🙂


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The blogosphere's favourite film and television composer Bear McCreary (Battlestar Galactica, Eureka, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles) says that he is recording the orchestral score for the Caprica two-hour pilot and that he will be composing the score for the entire first season of the prequel series.
"The score, like the tone of new series, is quite different from Galactica," McCreary wrote on his blog. " I am introducing a new ensemble, soloists and distinct musical themes, expanding the sonic boundaries of the Battlestar universe, while still keeping the soul of the score connected to my previous work. And don't worry… Chris Bleth, MB Gordy, Paul Cartwright and the other unique musicians who play on Galactica are on board as well."
Caprica will follow two families – the Graystones and the Adamas – 50 years before the events in the Galactica miniseries play out. Eric Stoltz stars as Daniel Graystone, an insanely wealthy computer genius whose daughter gets killed in a terrorist attack. Joining him is Esai Morales in the role of Joseph Adama, the father of Edward James Olmos' character, footnoted many times in the current series as one of the most prominent lawyers on Caprica. Deadwood's Paula Malcomson plays Graystone's wife Amanda, Alessandra Toreson appears as his daughter Zoe/the first Cylon model, and Polly Walker (Rome, Cane) plays the school headmistress who converts her most promising students to a monotheistic cult, which is what sets the main events in the series in motion.
Caprica was picked up for a full 20-episode season in late November 2008 and will go into production this summer for an early 2010 premiere.
Battlestar Galactica returns for its final run tonight, January 16, at 10 p.m. on the SCI FI Channel.


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A House higher-education study committee that held multiple hearings across the state last summer released its recommendations yesterday, hoping to prompt action on issues such as a career mentorship program in Ohio high schools and a program for those students to earn college credit.
Rep. Cliff Rosenberger, R-Clarksville, who led the committee, said he wants to provide students more pathways to a college education and improve completion rates.
Part of that effort will be a program to bring career mentors into schools to help guide students and implement the College Credit Plus recommendations from the state chancellor's office, designed to enhance dual-enrollment opportunities.
There is no shortage of higher-education issues to address. Ohio's college attainment rate is below the national average. Of the high-school graduates who enrolled in a public college in 2012, 40 percent needed one or more remedial courses in math or English.
Tuition at Ohio four-year universities increased 57 percent from 2003 to 2012, and the average Ohio student earning a bachelor's degree graduated in 2012 with $29,037 in debt, ninth-highest in the nation. Meanwhile, 69 percent of Ohio college graduates have debt, sixth-most in the nation.
"We heard concerns that too many students lack the knowledge to understand what level of debt they were taking on and how that would impact their lives," Rosenberger said.
Rep. Christina Hagan, R-Alliance, said there also is a need for studying performance-based financial aid focused on "milestones known to contribute to greater persistence and completion."
Among the other recommendations:
• Establish benchmarks for percentage of adults with a degree, licenses earned through workforce training, operational efficiency and remediation rate reductions.
• Further refine performance-based funding to reward efficient operations and workforce needs.
• Increase completion of higher education programs by encouraging structured scheduling of classes, pushing remedial course reform and increasing options for high-school students ready for postsecondary course work.
• Raise entrance standards for teacher preparation programs.
• Require the Board of Regents to identify why Ohio student debt levels are so high.


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September 2002
Columbia Jazz
Panamanian singer/songwriter/actor/ political activist Ruben Blades' latest album, Mundo, is a sweeping work intended to make a statement against racism and for global unity by fusing musical styles from all over the world. The tracks on this album mix Latin, Irish, Middle Eastern and African elements, and the globe-spanning compositions feature similarly far-flung musicians and instrumentation.
What's particularly interesting is the way Blades can take seemingly disparate elements, such as, say, Irish instruments and Latin rhythms, and combine them in ways that feel organic and unforced. On "Primogenio (Beginnings)" Uilleann pipes meet Latin percussion, while "A San Patricio (To Saint Patrick)" opens with bagpipes and then morphs into a spirited salsa. On "Bochinches (Gossip)," Middle Eastern, Gypsy and Latin elements are accented by Lalo Rojas' soprano saxophone, and the Brazilian group Boca Livre provides gorgeously soaring vocal harmonies on the Pat Metheny-Lyle Mays classic "The First Circle." Blades composed Spanish lyrics for the traditional Malian song "Jiri Son Bali," featuring the Argentine group De Boca En Boca, which transforms into a horn-accented mambo.
Most of the lyrics are in Spanish, so many listeners won't be able to understand them, but all listeners will be able to appreciate the richness of Mundo.


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Truck Day! 18-Wheeler Headed To Camelback Ranch
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Vin Scully Is My Homeboy Blog COMING SOON ! New blog ! Same attitude ! Better site ! Check it out ! More details coming soon ! Thanks.
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Dodgers all the way to the World Series !🙂
3 game series – Los Angeles Dodgers vs Colorado Rockies
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4 game series – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Philadelphia Phillies
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Video Time ! Pat's vs Geno's. Which Philadelphia Cheese Steak is better ?
Autographs: Chuck Essegian
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Dodgers on the verge of getting swept ?
Manny Quote
I love this place," he says. "Just wish they had a different wall out there so I could go in there and go the bathroom." [link]
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MLB & Dodgers Notes 8-20-08
Keeping it short today…🙂
Torre Blogs
Who's next ? Joe Torre opens a blog. Not sure if he will update it often. But seems like a good idea.
Video Time ! El ultimo corrido del Toro
MLB & Dodgers Notes 8-19-08
It's official
Greg Maddux joins the Dodgers. Ned Colleti had this to say…
"It's very rare that you get the opportunity to add a pitcher like Greg even one time, let alone twice," Colletti said in a club release.
Really ? Even let alone twice ? So why did you let him go in the first place ?
Not Joe's Fault
According to Wallace Matthews of Newsday, Joe Torre deserves apology from the Yankees. Matthews writes the following…
Last October, the Yankees made Joe Torre an offer he couldn't accept, the chance to be a lame duck in the shooting gallery known as Yankee Stadium.
They came with 6 million bucks in one hand and brass knuckles in the other. Torre walked away because he knew that, even at that kind of money, he wasn't going to be a manager, just a punching bag.
Can you imagine how hard and fast the fists would be flying in the Bronx today if Torre had accepted the deal, only to find himself 10 games behind the Tampa Bay Rays of all teams, and 5 1/2 games out of the wild-card race with fewer than 40 games to go?
For a guy dubbed Clueless Joe before his first day on the job, it was an incredibly shrewd and prescient move by Torre. –
I disagree that the Yankees need to apologize. They knew very well the way they treated him. I do agree Torre would of been a punching bag. Imagine if your only purpose is to win a World Series every single year ? It's impossible to win every year. The Yanks didn't treat him fair. I'm glad Torre is with us but I do believe we would of been ok with a younger manager that can fire up these young players.
Stamp This !
I noticed this last week. The U.S. Postal Service released a baseball theme stamps. Pretty cool. Nice to add to your collection. From the USPS site…
On July 16, 2008, in Washington, DC, the Postal Service™ issued a 42-cent Take Me Out to the Ball Game commemorative stamp. The stamp was designed by Richard Sheaff of Scottsdale, Arizona. This issuance commemorates the 100th anniversary of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game," one of the most popular baseball songs of all time. For decades, the song's catchy chorus has been part of the musical tradition at ballparks around the country, especially during the seventh-inning stretch. The song was born on a New York City train in the summer of 1908, when passenger Jack Norworth (1879-1959), an actor, singer, and songwriter who had never attended a major league ball game, saw a sign about an upcoming game at the Polo Grounds. Suddenly inspired, he took out a piece of paper and began dashing off lines about a fictional fan.
Kemp Party
Matt Kemp hosted a party last week. You can check out the pictures by clicking here.
Video Time ! Troy from West Virginia is going to Philadelphia this weekend to catch the Dodgers. Just don't get arrested again Troy :)
Jeff Kent hates Vin Scully
O.K. I might be over-reacting with the title. But reading T.J. Simers article of the L.A. Times made me laugh. Jeff Kent is mad at Vin Scully. What bugs Kent now ? Last season, he made stupid comments about the youth on the team. Saying things like "I don't know what it is, especially when you have a lot of young players" and "I don't know why they don't get it." He attacks the youth and now he attacks a senior citizen. Yeah, he blasted Vin Scully. Incredible. He is offended because Vin Scully says that he is on a hot streak because of the
arrival of Manny Ramirez.
"Vin Scully talks too much," Kent says.
"I've been here four years and I have never seen Vin Scully down here in the clubhouse. How does Vin Scully know me? How does Vin Scully know Derek Lowe?"
"Everyone says I'm hitting now because some guy says so on TV?"
Well Jeff, stats don't lie. Your batting average has increased by more than 20 points in the past 10 days since hitting third. My suggestion is to just shut your mouth and play ball. You sound like a bitter old man that is not accepting the fact that this might be your last season. Relax Jeff. Take it easy.
The above picture was taken at Cal Poly Pomona back in 2005. Awesome guy believe it or not. Talked alot to the fans and signed autographs. Maybe he has 2 personalities ?
Juan Samuel & Big Joe
August 6, 2008 Anaheim, California
Hey folks! What's up ? Today I met Juan Samuel. Remember him ? Well maybe the older fans will. He played 16 years in the Major Leagues. I remember him from the time he played for the Dodgers in the early 90's. His best season was 1984 when he played for the Philadelphia Phillies. 15 Bombs with 69 RBI's and 72 stolen bases ! 3 Time All-Star player. He currently is a 3rd base coach for the Baltimore Orioles. He signed a Baseball for me. I told him in spanish that I was a fan of his and I remember him from his playing days with the Dodgers. Nice guy. Thanks Juan. After meeting him, I saw Sports Radio talk show host Big Joe McDonnell. I've been listening to this dude since I was a little kid. I'm trying to remember….maybe since 1992 ! I have followed him all around the A.M. Dial….even on the FM Dial. Remember KMAX ? lol Wow, I go back listening to him. I always enjoyed listening to him. Check him out weekdays from 7/10 pm on 570 am. If you don't live around the L.A. area, you can listen to him live online. After that, I noticed Josh Rawitch from the "Inside the Dodgers" blog and Vice President of Public Relations. He was walking and I said "Hey you need to update the blog" He always updates the blog but yesterday he missed the starting lineup so I was just playing with him and he came up to me and shook my hand. I don't think he knew who I was at first. Then he goes "Oh it's you! The big baseball fan" Yeah that was me Josh. Nice seeing you. By the way, my Wife noticed you had a baseball and she believes it was autographed by Vin Scully. True ? Below are 2 pictures of Juan Samuel and Big Joe…. Peace !


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Both teams came into the District 16-1ADII showdown with identical 4-1 records and the winner of the game on Friday would gain a leg up in the race to the district title.
The Beavers are ranked anywhere from fourth to seventh in the state among 1A football teams, depending on which poll you're viewing.
"Falls City was every bit as good as we expected them to be. We really played well as a team for much of the game, but we had far too many major mistakes by various individual players to beat them," said Eagle head coach Steve Marbach.
"You just can't make mistakes against a top 10 team in the state and expect to win."
The big play Beaver offense got the scoring started with a 55-yard strike for a touchdown with less than two minutes gone in the first period. Pettus answered with an even longer aerial strike as Hunter Tomlin popped a Ryan Beck up into the air over a Falls City defender and then hauled it in for an 88-yard touchdown. Beck made good on the PAT and it was all tied at 7-7 with 4:32 left in the first period.
The Beavers executed a 53-yard run for their next score just before the end of the first quarter to jump back in front 14-7.
Falls City put the game away in the second quarter with three touchdowns for a 35-7 lead at the half. The visitors tacked on a single TD in each of the final two periods to make the final 48-7. The Beavers scored their final TD with 2:26 on the clock and just took a knee on the PAT attempt.
Pettus had trouble with the Beaver defense, accumulating just 38 yards rushing on the night and 140 yards through the air with 88 of those yards coming on the one play in the first period. The Beaver defense was strong all night.
Falls City ran for 370 yards and added 178 yards on six of eight passes. The Beavers did take advantage of three Pettus turnovers in the game, two interceptions and one fumble recovery. The visitors bobbled the ball four times but always managed to recover their own fumbles for zero turnovers.
The Eagles will travel this Friday night for another big district game with the Woodsboro Eagles.
"Woodsboro is severely underrated. They are 1-4 right now, with losses to 2A Riviera, 3A Luling and 1A powers Louise and Falls City," Marbach said.
"All of those teams are very talented. Woodsboro is huge on the defensive line, and their backs and receivers are fast and athletic. We are going to have to play our best football this week in order to go win one in Woodsboro."
The kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m.


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Lindsay Lohan's Alleged Hit-And-Run Lawsuit To Be Handed To District Attorney
Detectives investigating hit-and-run allegations against Lindsay Lohan are set to hand the case to the Los Angeles District Attorney, who will in turn decide her fate.
The Mean Girls star has denied claims she bumped her Porsche into a man identified as Thaer Kamal as she left The Sayers Club in the early hours of March 14th, but her alleged victim checked into a hospital emergency room for treatment after initially telling cops he didn't require medical attention.
A police investigation reportedly stalled because Lohan, who has no obligation to co-operate with the authorities, failed to get in touch with them. Kamal, who threatened to file an incident report, has also steered clear of the cops, leaving them with little evidence to prove a crime had been committed.
However, according to Eonline.com, authorities will pass the case to the District Attorney's office on Friday to establish whether charges should be brought against Lohan.
The actress, who recently filmed a guest appearance on TV hit Glee, has been working to rebuild her reputation since her probation from a 2007 conviction for driving under the influence (DUI) was terminated in March 12th.


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If the Frenet-Serret frame is , then is also the position vector. We therefore have where is the curvature of . These last equations give or , where .
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ProSource Adds IC Realtime
ProSource announced this week that it has added IC Realtime as a new vendor partner. IC Realtime is a supplier of security and IP cameras, DVR and CCTV equipment.
IC Realtime will appear at the HES Summit later this month in Orlando.
"When the market changes, we respond with vendors and services that reflect those changes," Andy Orozco, communications director of ProSource and Home Entertainment Source, said in a statement. "More and more, we are seeing AV installers and specialty retailers in both the home and commercial markets crossing over into security."
"We are thrilled to be part of the ProSource Group," Matt Sailor, CEO of IC Realtime, said in a statement. "Being part of this powerful buying group gives us access to new dealers and the ability to offer members great product and programs from IC Realtime


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Adventure Theatre always does a nice job. I have a 2.5 year old, and this play was not very good for him. There was little "action" and the accents were somewhat hard for young ears to understand. My husband and I really liked the play, but it would have been better for a 4-year-old or older.
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Excellent costumes, singing and dancing. As the previous reviewer stated, my three-year-old might have been a little young to understand what was going on. But visually, it was very entertaining.
Based on the Caldecott Award winning book by Tomie de Paola
Adapted for the stage by Thomas W. Olson
Original lyrics by Roberta Carlson and Thomas W. Olson
Music by Aron Accurso
Director Ray Cullom
Adventure Theatre is proud to partner with Manna Food Center for a food drive that will fight hunger in Montgomery County. Manna Food Center serves more than 775 families and 600 school children every week! Please bring boxed and canned food to Adventure Theatre throughout the run of Strega Nona.


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Peter Roman
Username: Lilbordr
Post Number: 237
Registered: 12-2003
Posted on Thursday, August 12, 2004 - 11:42 pm:
Sorry to ask again, but what is the best way to convert a extract recipe to AG? I have a fav recipe for a blonde ale. Very simple; 6 lb's EL DME, and 2oz cascades. What grains would I use to reproduce this? I'm downloading promash as we speak.
Thanks again,
Peter Roman
Kent Fletcher
Intermediate Member
Username: Fletch
Post Number: 446
Registered: 11-2002
Posted on Friday, August 13, 2004 - 01:28 am:
If you look this up, there are several sources that will tell you to multiply pounds of Light Dry Malt Extract by 1.45 to convert to grain. I've seen it in more than one recipe book. But this conversion factor assumes efficiency of better than 88% with Domestic 2 Row, and better than 83% with British Pale malts.
My first year or so of brewing I used that factor (it popped right into mind when reading your question) to convert interesting sounding extract recipes, and I always wound up below the target OG. Then I did the math math.Light DME is 46 ppg, and 100% efficiency. 2 Row is 36. Take 75% of that 36, giving you 27. Experienced brewers will tell you that getting 28 is really good with 2 Row, so go with 27. Divide 46 by 27 = 1.7
So, multiply weight of Dry extract by 1.7 to get weight of US 2Row malt, with 75% efficiency. If after a couple of brews you find you get substantially better (or worse) efficiency, you can adjust the factor.
Senior Member
Username: Fredrik
Post Number: 1481
Registered: 03-2003
Posted on Friday, August 13, 2004 - 07:54 am:
If you still feel it's not the same, the other issue is to account for fermentability to get the right level of sweetness. This is harder. I am moving from extract/PG to AG myself, and I find this this to be the real hard part of AG. If you are using a proved receipe and mash scheduel it's different, but my goal is to be able to write down a receipe from scratch, write down the correct mash scheduele given grain enzyme/extract data and hit the FG target on the first brew. Maybe I am too optimistic on that part, but when I have completed the beta version of the ferm model I intend to pick up the mashing model that I already started to line out.
To calculate what target fermentability you *should have* is easy, but the hard part is doable but to have enough control over your mash so you can take a certain grain bill, and invent a proper mash scheduele to produce your target fermentabilty seems complex and I doubt you can do it without a model.
I don't know but I assume that the extract manufacturers have exact control of every enzyme leve, temperature profiles, crush size, stirring rates from start to finish. Without the same control, I wonder if my AG is ever going to compete with extract when it comes to control over fermentability?
I really like extract / PG but I want to move into AG first of all because it's cheaper
It's not like I brew to save money, but IF I can do the same job with grains even though it make take me an extra couple hours on brew days it would be nice.
Richard Nye
Username: Yeasty_boy
Post Number: 176
Registered: 01-2004
Posted on Friday, August 13, 2004 - 09:51 am:
Peter -- Kent and Fredrik have good advice. In addition, I first decide what type of beer I'm brewing. In your case of the blonde, I'd use American 2-row. Next step is to determine how much grain to use - see Kent's post. Next step is to decide how much residual sweetness you want to determine the mash schedule (I like drier beers and would ferment the blonde at 148 - 150 for 90 minutes). Lastly, I do some fine tuning to the wort during the last 1/2 hour of the boil to hit my OG right on. I may have to add some DME if the gravity of the wort is too low, or add water (or take out wort and add water) if the gravity is too high. I can hit the OG within 1 point of target that way.
There are a lot of variables that go into efficiency, and hitting the OG is one of the most difficult things in AG to do.
Peter Roman
Username: Lilbordr
Post Number: 238
Registered: 12-2003
Posted on Friday, August 13, 2004 - 10:48 am:
I'm going to Rochester this weekend and will be visiting the LHBS there. I want to buy some bulk grains. I was planning on getting some 20lb sacks. If you were starting AG, what three types of malts would you start with.
Peter Roman
David S.
Username: Dsundberg
Post Number: 115
Registered: 04-2004
Posted on Friday, August 13, 2004 - 12:23 pm:
I'm certainly no expert, but I always put my extract recipe in Promash, save it and then substitute the grain for the extract. Once your recipe is in there you know what your OG should be (you also know this from your extract brew) and you know the IBU's. From there you can start adjusting grain and hop amounts to compensate for the full wort boils.
Now picking the types of grain still has me stumped, but I ask questions and experiment. Sometimes I end up with something that is different, but that I like better.
You have already downloaded Promash, so you're well on your way. I would recommend purchasing it, because you'll eat up your 3 saves very quickly.
Brandon Dachel
Senior Member
Username: Brandon
Post Number: 1157
Registered: 03-2002
Posted on Friday, August 13, 2004 - 12:41 pm:
Three Malts?
1) American/British 2 row
2) Wheat Malt
3) Belgian Pils malt
I wish my lhbs sold stuff like crystal in bulk.
Paul Erbe
Junior Member
Username: Perbe
Post Number: 26
Registered: 05-2001
Posted on Friday, August 13, 2004 - 01:08 pm:
Peter - My advice is to think about the types of beers you are likely to brew. I brew a good number of UK style beers so the base malt I keep on hand is usually a 2 row Pale ale type of malt. If I did lager often enough it would probably be a Pils malt.
20lbs is an unusual size. I know that the main homebrew distributors repackage in 1, 5 and 10 lb bags. If your LHBS carries sacks it is probably 50 lbs and will be limited to 2 or 3 base malts. Most will of course order a full sack of any malt at your request.
Senior Member
Username: Fredrik
Post Number: 1482
Registered: 03-2003
Posted on Friday, August 13, 2004 - 01:37 pm:
For future substitue for DME (base) I got some bags of these (weyermann)...
- pilsner malt
- wheat malt
(I bought some wienermalt too just for fun as I was curious about it, haven't tried it yet)
Ontop of that I've got a limited selection of dark grains that I use also with
the DME brews,
for caramel/sweetness
- light crystal/45L
- dark crystal/150L
for roast/coffee
- chocolate malt
- darkest black/roasted malt
If I had to choose one fave dark grain, I'd pick the dark crystal/150L, as that's the one I use the most.
My LHBS has 55 lbs sacks, which is too big for me. But he packs in 3 kg (6.6lbs) bags that I like.
Patrick C.
Username: Patrickc
Post Number: 150
Registered: 01-2001
Posted on Friday, August 13, 2004 - 02:44 pm:
Peter, for bulk grains you can't beat North Country Malt. Support your local store if they really are local and helpful, but don't get taken. NCM is sort of close to you (in the same state, at least) so shipping shouldn't be too bad. It might even be worth a road trip to pick it up- Convince one of your buddies to go to Montreal. Convince your roomates to go and I'll drive.
They have pretty much everything you need. I'd start with the Malteries Franco-Belge malts (pale ale or pils), a bag of an English Pale, and a bag of the Canadian 2 row or 6 row. And then, Weissheimer Munich. And then, Fawcett Maris Otter. And then, a few pounds of hops. And then, a bucket of star-san. And then...
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) removed language labeling Mormonism a "cult" from its website after the famed preacher met with Republican nominee Mitt Romney and pledged to help his presidential campaign.
Ken Barun, the BGEA's chief of staff, confirmed the removal Oct. 16.
"Our primary focus at the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association has always been promoting the Gospel of Jesus Christ," Barun said in a statement. "We removed the information from the website because we do not wish to participate in a theological debate about something that has become politicized during this campaign."
Surveys show that most evangelicals do not consider Mormons to be Christian.
Romney met with Graham and his son, Franklin, in the elderly evangelist's North Carolina home earlier in the month. After the meeting Graham said he was impressed by Romney's business career and his "strong moral convictions."
Meanwhile, however, the BGEA's website continued to call Mormons members of a "cult" along with Unitarians, Jehovah's Witnesses, Scientologists, Spiritists and members of the Unification Church. The features of a cult, according to website, are acceptance of revelations outside the Bible, a belief in salvation through good works and unorthodox doctrines on the Trinity.


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Fact 2 says that the Eccles lawyer was not a runner, which implies that he/she won either the high jump or javelin. But since Hans already won the high jump, the lawyer must have won the javelin.
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The conclusion of my last blog concerned a document that was made available in 1991, via the fan club, presented over four pages, and termed a "Writers Guide".
Be seeing You.....
We were talking about the seven episodes which form the true basis of The Prisoner. Well, they picked their seven, but they're not my seven. They claim they're mine, but they're not. Everything they claimed that I said, apart from two things, is inaccurate.................................................. - Patrick McGoohan quoted in a Fan magazine interview - 1991
I enjoy reading your blog, thanks. Today I read an article in Smithsonian Magazine about a CIA secret agent who needed to quit, and the real troubles he faced:
This part especially reminded me of The Prisoner:
""My eyes were covered with a pair of goggles, the lenses masked over with duct tape," he says. He was moved by van, with a police escort, to a waiting helicopter.
After a short ride, he was taken to a windowless room that would be his home for the next six months. He was never told where he was, but he was told he was being treated as an "extreme risk" prisoner."
Just thought your readers might be interested...
Thanks for the CIA guy. Nice to see life imitating art just as art perhaps imitated life, in the case of the holding of Gary Powers:
"Pete Sivess would become the head of a secret operation in the Chesapeake Bay region called Ashford Farm. The facility would provide diplomatic asylum to defectors and political refugees. Sivess and his staff would debrief such people and instruct them in the fundamentals of American culture and ways of life, and help them to obtain employment and places to live. In some cases, the individuals would be relocated with new identities. Most of the visitors to Ashford Farm were foreign born, but occasionally they'd have an American guest. Ashford's most famed resident likely was pilot Francis Gary Powers, whose spy plane was shot down over the Soviet Union, and is the basis of the famed "U-2 Incident". United States officials made attempts to cover the real spy story with fake statements about a weather plane crash. The cover didn't work, and upon Powers' return to the United States, following a prisoner exchange with the Soviets, the secret was out about Ashford Farm, and soon the covert operation was shut down. Sivess was then reassigned to a job in Washington DC, until his retirement."
...... in case you missed the earlier blog..... ;-D
It seems that few people involved with the the "consensus" have any idea what sort of document a writer needs in order to even pitch an idea for a series episode, let alone write a full script. They vary from series to series and over time and place but the purpose is always much the same - to give all the information necessary for a writer to come up with a story idea and then script which can be put into production with the minimum of reworking.
Here is an example of a document prepared for writers in order merely to be able to pitch brief story ideas.
It's 6 1/2 pages long. And that's not even for a series which has to describe lots of recurring characters or backstory or detail standing sets or regular locations.
This series bible is almost 50 pages long:
Skim through those and you'll see that these types of documents need to be substantial and pragmatic - they are NOT the same as one-side publicity documents or brief selling documents which only contain the smoke-and-mirrors hype needed to excite a potential investor or buyer.
Whatever else they are - and they may use some hype to interest and enthuse a potential writer - they have to convey a lot of solid information about the series and, as specifically as possible, what the producers want and don't want. Otherwise everyone's precious time is being wasted.
The Script Editor's job certainly demands the use of a such documents even if they don't write them personally.
It appears that there was no pitching document or series bible on The Prisoner and that is an astonishing omission especially for something which wasn't a standard genre piece.
If Markstein didn't complain about the lack of a bible it suggests that it was his fault that there wasn't one. He was supposed to be the man who knew about recruiting writers but maybe he wasn't ready for the job and didn't, at that stage of his career, know what he was doing. Maybe he deliberately didn't prepare one if he already had disagreements with McGoohan about the nature of the series and thought that by passing on his version verbally to writers he would get something closer to what he wanted.
But this is just speculation.
What is clear to me is that if there were no detailed documents to guide writers then this was a serious problem and, without evidence to the contrary, the blame for this lack is with the script editor who should have known what was needed.
I just finished reading your whole blog. Took me several weeks. Very much enjoyed! Had seen The Prisoner through some years ago, stuck with me, recently spent a weekend rewatching. Still great, and your blog is one of the best online! What are you working on now?ReplyDelete
Hi, Glad you enjoyed it.
Have you found my occasional "alternative" episodes?
I've only done four I'm afraid.
My time is my own.... ;-D
I realise that this comment is late coming, as the last comment was over a year ago.
I used to watch The Prisoner and liked it, and Patrick McGoohan, very much.
On Patrick McGoohan's Wikipedia page it is mentioned that he wrote a novel. I'm trying to find the title of that novel so that I can buy it and read it.
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Lady got it – Cara seems better connected than Suki.ReplyCancel
definitely Cara–but this site is not considered "the news"!ReplyCancel
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Could be Suki she doesn't want things to be ruined with BCoop who doesn't like that shitReplyCancel
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What part did she snort the lines off of? I need to know, to assist the fapping. Titty, Belly, Back, Bung Hole?
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Cara was snorting lines off of Suki's belly on yacht during her birthday celebration in Spain? or Ibiza..ReplyCancel