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The 5 Most Important Tips for Creating Great Dinner Party Atmosphere
Gatherings from The Kitchn
This week we're launching our Gatherings from The Kitchn series, with my Italian polenta supper the first of many dinner parties we'll share with you this year. What makes a great dinner party? Besides food, wine, and friends, what are the easiest ways to set a dinner party atmosphere? Here are my own top 5 habits for setting a dinner party atmosphere; these are all really simple things -- you may do them too without even thinking about them! -- but I'm curious to share, and for you to tell me if you do things differently! Here are my top 5 tips for creating a really good dinner party atmosphere...
The Proper Cut: What Not To Do When Serving Cheese
The Cheesemonger
I spent about four hours last Saturday hunkered down at one of the bars in Manhattan to transition from day to night over some good wine. The wine really was something, actually.
But the cheese? For such a special place that takes such pride in wine service and quality, they made the most unfortunate cheese error. And it could have been remedied so easily! I'm hoping that by sharing their mistake, you won't make the same one.
Setting a Formal Table: A Visual Guide!
French Etiquette: Take the Salt off the Table!
Two years ago I took a cooking class in Paris with Paule Caillat, a charming and knowledgeable cooking teacher. As our delicious lunch drew to a close, Paule hopped up from her seat and said something that surprised me then but that I often think of now...
Should I Tell My Host She's Making a Cooking Mistake?
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How Do You Eat Spaghetti? Or Other Long Noodles?
Eating a plateful of spaghetti (or any other long noodle for that matter) with even a sliver of dignity can sometimes feel next to impossible. Example: when is the last time you ordered spaghetti on a first date? That said, human beings have figured out a thing or two over the last few millennium when it comes to consuming this favorite food, primarily with the help of chopsticks or their Western cousin, the fork.
Table Manners: The Proper Way to Eat Soup
At home, soup-eating is usually a casual affair, with no special rules or etiquette. But have you ever wondered about the proper way to eat soup, especially at a formal dinner or fancy restaurant? From where to rest your spoon between bites to how to politely get the last drops of soup from the bowl, we have the answers.
Knife-and-Fork or in Your Hand? How Do You Eat Pizza?
I have a friend who eats her pizza with a knife and fork. She's European, so she has impeccable formal table manners and whenever I eat pizza with her, I admit that I feel like a philistine, for I eat my pizza by picking up a slice in my hand and bringing it straight up to my mouth. How do you eat your pizza?
Dinner Party Dilemma: What To Do When You're Served Something Unpalatable?
Have you ever been a guest at someone's house for dinner and been served a meal that is a complete turnoff? This is of course a common scenario when traveling and encountering a new cuisine but it can just as easily happen at your boss' dinner table. Maybe it's way, way, way spicier than you can handle, or the meat is strange or unfamiliar, cooked a little too rare, or not cooked at all. Simply not liking a certain food is one thing, but having your stomach roll at the thought of eating a dish that was proudly put in front of you by your host is quite another. So, the question begs to be asked:

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Thanksgiving Day is celebrated as a holiday in the United States and Canada as a day of giving thanks for the blessing of the harvest and of the preceding year. The Canadians now celebrate the holiday on the second Monday of October while the holiday is on the fourth Thursday of November in the United States. Those dates have changed over the years, however.
The Great Stink of 1858 in London
NOTE: I suggest you not read this article just before dinner. However, it describes a major problem that many of our ancestors faced, in London and elsewhere.
Modern developed cities of millions produce a lot of waste, not the least of which is that produced directly by the population. Over time, people have developed infrastructure to remove this waste quickly to avoid infection and contamination of ground water. For much of the world and for much of human history, however, the process of waste disposal has been much less sterile and impersonal.
About 150 years ago, London saw the formal opening of a great sewage system constructed by the Metropolitan Board of Works and its engineer, Joseph Bazalgette (1819-1891). Prior to this, an increasing proportion of London's sewage was routed into the Thames (via drains set up originally for surface water), leading to dreadful pollution and the Great Stink of 1858.
The Great Stink, sometimes called the Big Stink, was a time in the summer of 1858 during which the smell of untreated human waste and effluent from other activities was very strong in central London. The stench prompted London authorities to accept a sewerage scheme proposed by Joseph Bazalgette, implemented during the 1860s.
Was the First Thanksgiving Held in Florida?
Did the first Thanksgiving held in the New World happen in Saint Augustine, Florida on September 8, 1565? One person with significant credentials in history claims Thanksgiving started decades before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock.
"The first Thanksgiving that involved a feast and lots of local food and inviting the local people, the Timacuan Indians here in St. Augustine to be part of it, and that's our Thanksgiving," says Kathleen Deagan, Ph.D., the distinguished research curator emerita at the Florida Museum of Natural History at the University of Florida. "Most of us associate our early history and our founders of the English colonies of Jamestown and of Plymouth, and really the first settlement was here in St. Augustine in 1565."
Dr. Deagan continues, "It never ceases to astonish people the first thanksgiving meal was smoked meat and fish. Ham. Garbanzo beans. Red Wine. Olives and Olive oil. There wasn't any corn as far as we know, no turkeys, no mashed potatoes, no pecan pie for sure!"
Follow-up: President of Turkey says Muslims Discovered America
Three days ago, I wrote (at http://blog.eogn.com/2014/11/15/president-of-turkey-says-muslims-discovered-america) about Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's claims that the Americas were discovered by Muslims in the 12th century, nearly three centuries before Christopher Columbus set foot there. Now the president has ordered Turkey's educational institutions to adopt a policy of highlighting the contribution of Islam to global science and arts, including the discovery of the Americas.
He also slammed criticisms from columnists and cartoonists mocking his claims that Muslim sailors discovered the Americas and constructed a mosque in Cuba centuries before Columbus. However, he did not acknowledge numerous claims that still other Europeans and orientals were visiting the Americas long before the 12th century.
A New Fad Sweeps the Country in 1870s
We all know about popular fads: the hula hoops of the fifties, the pet rocks of the seventies, and body-piercing jewelry of the present time. The young people generally embrace fads with open arms while older generations wring their hands and wonder what the younger generation is coming to. However, we generally do not think about fads in the times of our ancestors. A quick bit of historical study shows that our ancestors were just as enthusiastic about new ideas and fashions as are any of their descendants. Some of these fads had far-reaching effects on future generations. In fact, some of us might not be here today had it not been for one of these fads.
One item that we take for granted today is the bicycle. Yet this two-wheeled device was all the rage when first introduced in the late 1870s. To be sure, two-wheel conveyances had been invented much earlier but were rarely seen. In 1790, Frenchman Chevalier de Sivrac conceived the idea of a crude form of a bicycle, consisting of a wooden beam with wheels attached below each end. It had no pedals; the rider pushed along the ground with his feet. It had no steering capability. Even worse, it had no seat. The rider simply sat on the beam. Apparently de Sivrac built only one of these, and it was soon relegated to a storage shed. Later models improved on the earlier design with a cushioned seat of some sort. In 1813, Baron Charles de Drais of Saurbrun, Germany, introduced a bicycle that was similar to Sivrac's model but with a swivel head to aid steering.
President of Turkey says Muslims Discovered America
I can't vouch for the accuracy of this claim but it is interesting. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Saturday that the Americas were discovered by Muslims in the 12th century, nearly three centuries before Christopher Columbus set foot there.
"Contacts between Latin America and Islam date back to the 12th century. Muslims discovered America in 1178, not Christopher Columbus," the conservative president said in a televised speech during an Istanbul summit of Muslim leaders from Latin America. "Muslim sailors arrived in America from 1178. Columbus mentioned the existence of a mosque on a hill on the Cuban coast."
World War II Marine Corps Combat Recordings are Available Online
Marine Corps Combat Recordings provide an amazing and vivid accounting of the war in the South Pacific during World War II. Actual recording began late in 1943 and continued through the occupation of Japan in 1945. The recordings are some of the most historically significant collections in the Recorded Sound Section of the Library of Congress.
Preservation of an Early Fugitive Slave Chapel that was part of the Underground Railway
London, Ontario's 166-year-old fugitive slave chapel has made its way home, in much the same way the first black families found refuge prior to the end of the U.S. Civil War: With perseverance amid tribulation, and hope for a greater glory.
The chapel was moved from Thames St. to a lot beside its daughter church, Beth Emanuel British Methodist Episcopal (BME) Church on Grey St, a slow-crawling 140 minutes through London's downtown traffic.
The Slave Chapel was built in 1848 on Thames St., and became home to the African Methodist Episcopal congregation. It soon became London's centre for fugitive slaves from the U.S.
Shoah Visual History Foundation Offers Video Testimonies by Holocaust Survivors
Steven Spielberg has won almost every honor Hollywood can bestow for his movies, including "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial," "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and "Saving Private Ryan." It was 1993's "Schindler's List," however, that gave the director the opportunity to create a very different legacy — "something I was put on this earth to do," Mr. Spielberg said.
"Schindler's List" is based on the true story of Oskar Schindler, a German industrialist who saved more than 1,000 Jews from the Nazi death camps during World War II. It won seven Academy Awards, including best picture and best director. While filming "Schindler's List" in Poland, Mr. Spielberg was visited by Holocaust survivors eager to have their stories told, and some survivors appeared at the end of the film. Mr. Spielberg fulfilled a promise to give them a voice by establishing the Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation in 1994 to film and preserve first-person survivor testimonies and encourage their use in education.
Steven Spielberg established the Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation to gather video testimonies from survivors and other witnesses of the Holocaust. While most of those who gave testimony were Jewish survivors, the Foundation also interviewed homosexual survivors, Jehovah's Witness survivors, liberators and liberation witnesses, political prisoners, rescuers and aid providers, Roma and Sinti (Gypsy) survivors, survivors of Eugenics policies, and war crimes trials participants. The archive was later expanded to include testimonies by survivors of the 1937-38 Nanjing, China, Massacre and of the 1994 Rwandan Tutsi genocide.
Identifying Subjects of Photos of Virginians and North Carolinians 1890 to 1922
For the last four years, New York researcher and photographer Sarah Stacke has been trying to identify people in anonymous portraits taken of Southerners at the dawn of a new century. The images include both White and Black Americans. Given the locations and dates, we can assume that many of the Black Americans were former slaves. Sarah Stacke would like to identify all of the subjects before their names become lost to history. Can you help?
The pictures were taken by little known photographer, Hugh Mangum. He traveled across Virginia and North Carolina from 1890 to 1922. Rare for the time, Mangum photographed both blacks and whites, sometimes sitting them right after the next. Mangum died of influenza at the age of 44 and left little record of his clients.
New Project Hopes to Find Out How Many Irishmen Died in the First World War
The Irish War Memorial Records, which list the names of 49,400 men who died in the first World War, are to be updated. The Government is to combine with Google and the In Flanders Fields museum in Ypres to update the records, which were first created in 1922. They hope the project will give a more accurate picture of how many Irishmen died in the war.
The records represent an attempt to catalogue all those who died, but they include non-Irish soldiers who died in Irish regiments and exclude many Irishmen who died in non-Irish regiments. There are also many double entries and errors. The records were digitised and released last year. They are available at imr.inflandersfields.be, but many of the individual records after nearly 100 years are flawed or incomplete.
You can read the details in an article by Ronan McGreevy and also watch a video in the Irish Times web site at http://goo.gl/OgJmZu.
The Confederates Who Moved to Brazil
Many citizens of the Confederacy disappeared from public records at the end of the Civil War or soon thereafter. Of course, record keeping was spotty at best in the turmoil that followed the defeat of the Confederacy. If you can't find your relatives during that time, you might be tempted to say, "Oh well, he (or she) probably died in the war." Don't be so sure.
Americana is a small city about 100 miles from São Paulo, Brazil's largest city. The town was settled by disgruntled American Confederates after their side lost the Civil War. Descendants of the original settlers still live there today, and most of them still speak English with a strong southern drawl.
After the Civil War, many families from the old South were left landless and destitute. They probably hated living under a conquering army of Yankees. Brazilian emperor Dom Pedro II realized this group of disenchanted Americans could be a solution to one of his problems: how to develop the sparsely-settled areas of his country. He was especially interested in developing the cultivation of cotton, a crop well-known to the former Confederates. He provided incentives to people who knew how to raise cotton, offering land at twenty-two cents an acre with four years credit and passage to Brazil for thirty Yankee dollars. Each family was encouraged to bring a tent, light-weight furniture, farming supplies and seeds, and provisions to last six months.
California State Library Digitizes 3-D Images from 1800s
The California State Library is digitizing about 10,000 old sepia-toned 3-D photos – most from the 1800s. Officially known as stereoscopic photos, they were a popular turn-of-the-century parlor activity, shared like postcards and viewed through hand-held viewers that turned the side-by-side double photos into a single 3-D image.
Taken by both professional and amateur photographers, the photos subjects ranged from majestic outdoor settings like Yosemite's Half Dome to news-style photos of major events such as the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. They also captured everyday portraits of Americans at work and play, from Gold Rush miners to tourists visiting "Toyland" at the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco.
Boston's Old State House Time Capsule Made a Few Accurate Predictions — And Some Very Wrong Ones
A letter to posterity written more than 100 years ago and found in a time capsule hidden inside Boston's Old State House golden lion statue made a few accurate predictions — and some very wrong ones. An archivist for the Bostonian Society, Elizabeth Roscio, opened one of the letters on Tuesday that was found in the 113-year-old time capsule, from George A. Litchfield, the business manager of the Boston Traveler. Litchfield's 1901 letter describes an era of what he considered advanced technology, and some visions of the future that included adventures in flight, exploration, and communication.
Today in History: The War of the Worlds Broadcast, October 30, 1938
Seventy-six years ago today, on October 30, 1938, the CBS radio network broadcast a radio play of H.G. Wells' The War of the Worlds. the broadcast caused widespread panic, with citizens taking to the streets and scores of injuries resulting. Many listeners apparently thought it was a factual news broadcast.
In fact, the story wasn't new. The War of the World was first published as a serialized novel n Pearson's Magazine in the UK and Cosmopolitan magazine in the US. in 1897 and told the story of an alien invasion of England. The Mercury Theatre's on air production changed the location to New Jersey and employed a series of news bulletins to heighten the realism of the story.
Apple 1 Computer Sells for Record US$905,000
In the October 8, 2014, newsletter I wrote, "Here is a Chance to Own a Piece of Computer History: an Original Apple 1 Computer." I wrote about a History of Science auction at Bonhams New York here an original Apple 1 computer was to be sold. Auction officials expected to attract bids between US$300,000 and $500,000. They were wrong.
The computer sold for US$905,000, becoming the most expensive Apple computer ever sold.
Details may be found at http://www.gizmag.com/apple-1-computer-sold/34422.
Mapping Boston's Entire History
Ed McCarthy grew up in Boston and is now a history geek. McCarthy wondered why it should be so difficult to get a geographic understanding of where Boston's many historic sites once stood. There had to be a way to combine a literary and visual vehicle to the past. McCarthy needed a map. More specifically, he needed to create a map.
The result is a series of maps that depict different sections of Boston, over a time span of nearly 400 years. When viewed on an individual basis, any one of McCarthy's maps delivers a block-by-block recreation of a given section of the city in a specific era—where, for example, the British burial ground was located in American Revolution-era Boston. But when viewed as a comprehensive work, as McCarthy intends them to be upon completion, his maps effectively chart the development of Boston over nearly four centuries. It's an incredibly informative collection, the work of someone who clearly cares very deeply about his city.
The project is even more impressive when you learn that Ed McCarthy is not a professional cartographer. He also is not a programmer. In fact, he is a veteran EMT and ambulance driver in Boston. Yet his maps are impressive.
Our Ancestors Believed that Birds Migrated to the Moon
An article by Matt Simon in Wired Magazine's web site illustrates the beliefs of many of our ancestors. For instance:
17th century English minister and scientist Charles Morton wrote a surprisingly well-reasoned, though obviously totally inaccurate, treatise claiming birds migrate to the moon and back every year. Some species seem to disappear entirely, the only logical conclusion is that they set off into space. "Now, whither should these creatures go, unless it were to the moon?" he asked.
Aristotle reckoned that some birds hibernate while others simply transform into different species when winter comes around.
In the 16th century, the great cartographer and writer Olaus Magnus championed the theory that swallows disappear in the winter not because they travel to tropical climes to pick up coconuts, but because they bury themselves in the clay at the bottom of rivers.
NOAA Team Discovers Two Vessels from WW-II Convoy Battle off North Carolina
A bit more of history has been uncovered: German U-boat 576 and freighter Bluefields were found within 240 yards of each other, approximately 30 miles off the coast of North Carolina. The following was written by the NOAA Monitor National Marine Sanctuary:
October 21, 2014
A team of researchers led by NOAA's Office of National Marine Sanctuaries have discovered two significant vessels from World War II's Battle of the Atlantic. The German U-boat 576 and the freighter Bluefields were found approximately 30 miles off the coast of North Carolina. Lost for more than 70 years, the discovery of the two vessels, in an area known as the Graveyard of the Atlantic, is a rare window into a historic military battle and the underwater battlefield landscape of WWII.
"This is not just the discovery of a single shipwreck," said Joe Hoyt, a NOAA sanctuary scientist and chief scientist for the expedition. "We have discovered an important battle site that is part of the Battle of the Atlantic. These two ships rest only a few hundred yards apart and together help us interpret and share their forgotten stories."
The German U-576 departs Saint-Nazaire, France, on the Atlantic coast, circa 1940-1942. The submarine was sunk in 1942 by aircraft fire after attacking and sinking the Nicaraguan freighter Bluefields and two other ships off North Carolina.
Update: Was Jack the Ripper REALLY Identified through DNA? No!
On September 8, 2014, I published an article at http://goo.gl/qiOXlb about recent claims that Jack the Ripper had finally been identified by the use of DNA. I thought the "evidence" was much too flimsy to be believed. Now a group of scientists has published a report that agrees: the identity of notorious killer is still a mystery 126 years after string of murders.
Scientists have said evidence which claimed to have unmasked Jack the Ripper is wrong because a decimal point may have been put in the wrong place during calculations to match the killer's DNA with his descendants. In fact, they say, the sequence he found could be shared by the majority of the population and therefore cannot be matched to Kosminski – one of the suspects in the string of murders which took place on London's streets more than 100 years ago – or the Ripper's victim.


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Iconix Brand Group Acquires Umbro
Iconix Brand Group, Inc. announced that it acquired the Umbro brand and related intellectual property assets from NIKE, Inc. for $225 million in cash.
Founded in 1924, Umbro is the original global football (soccer) brand. Today, the brand combines its British heritage with a modern football lifestyle to create iconic sports apparel and footwear.
The purchase price was funded with the Company's recently announced $600 million securitized financing facility.
"We are thrilled to be adding Umbro to our portfolio of iconic brands," said Neil Cole, Chairman and CEO of Iconix Brand Group, Inc. "In addition, we believe our ability to secure financing at an attractive price highlights the strength of our brands and our business model. Acquisitions remain a key focus for our Company and with our new securitization in place we believe we have significant financial flexibility and are well positioned to continue to grow our business and execute on our acquisition strategy."
Iconix owns 29 consumer brands in the fashion, athletic, electronic, home and entertainment industries. With this acquisition, the Company's brands will generate approximately $13 billion in retail sales globally, with over $2.5 billion attributable to the Company's portfolio of athletic brands.
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I was on a business trip to Tampere, Finland and stayed here at both ends of my trip. Both nights I was there I loved it. The service was great and the room was perfect. As many say, typical Scandinavian style with hardwood floors. The bathroom floor was heated (I think) and the heat worked great. I was on the 7th floor for both stays. The 1st time I overlooked the synagogue across the street and the second I was at the corner overlooking the bus station. Both rooms were very very quiet. The bed was comfy as well. The WIFI worked with no problems.
Food wise, the breakfast was good and had a large selection.
If I have to get back to Helsinki I will be sure to stay here again!
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Here you go. I spent ages getting the snow effect right :?
If you look carefully you can see the snowman in the background.
Hi guys,
This relates to a recent post by someone else, but i decided to make a new post as I didnât want to change the subject on the other. Well anyway...
Every user has a wallpaper of some kind, this Christmas me and another technician would like to make a Christmas wallpaper to get everyone in the festive spirit!
We need some inspiration so if you could show us what you have or leave some comments it would be helpful.
Here you go. I spent ages getting the snow effect right :?
If you look carefully you can see the snowman in the background.
Or These?
Just add abit of snow to what ever wallpaper you have now. You dont wanna go all out tacky. Not all your pupils will celebrate christmas :P
Just a simple Christmas scene with children playing in the snow this is the best way to gets everyone in the Christmas sprit and dont forget robins
You have to be careful these days. I was going put up a Christmas tree or mistletoe toe saying happy winter solstice. But I figure some someone would get upset not knowing they are parts of Christmas are pagan.
Might do something more subtle like a mushroom in a forest covered in snow. Hopefully that will not upset anyone.
Using a HTML page as a desktop with falling know and other animations works well.
Does everyone celerbrate Xmas at your school then ?Every user has a wallpaper of some kind, this Christmas me and another technician would like to make a Christmas wallpaper to get everyone in the festive spirit!
They do as far as I'm "aware" as majority of staff & students do..Originally Posted by mattx
/me my thoughts are my own and may not be that of the schools
Adding some snow to your existing wallpaper is probably the best bet as it is not religion specific and is unlikely to upset anyone.
Yeah, add some snow to whatever you already have. You want to avoid making it a "Christmas" wallpaper as this is a religious theme and therefore could be considered un-pc to advertise on religion and not any others (stupid I know, but what can you do?) and instead just make it a winter-holiday-festival-themed background.
I know at our school we were not allowed to celebrate Halloween as it was a pagan festival - not even a pumpkin screensaver!
You dont want to be putting the word 'christmas' on a computer screen as this is surely blasphemous and could result in you getting 40 lashes!
Hi I uploaded some wallpapers tonight all different depending on the user, they will have a surprise when they logon tomorrow.
Last year the head where I was in the Christmas assembly (in the local church) put the point across that it was CHRISTmas, and not "Winter Shopping Festival", and that people should remember that.
It's a standard LEA school and the only church affiliation they have is a Christian Union.
Also, my Hindu mate and his family celebrate Christmas, and my Muslim mate and his family celebrate Christmas - so to hell with this political correct-ness nonsense and set the desktop to be a nativity scene!
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Chances are, if you have teenagers at your house, you're friends with them on Facebook. The numbers are pretty amazing: 80% of US parents of teens use social network sites; of them 95% are in Facebook; and of those FB-using parents, 86% have friended their kids, according to a recent study. Friending can be very helpful – a casual way of keeping an eye on things (if we don't blow it and comment on our kids' wall posts and photos!). In fact, parent and Norton Internet safety advocate Marian Merritt recommends friending our kids. But if you encourage them to use the privacy settings and manage their reputation, they may, not too surprisingly, use those privacy settings on you, Marian writes in a blog post: "You may find, as I did, that your child has used the very privacy settings you showed them to prevent you from seeing their posts. They can do that with individual posts and share them with just a few people or one person. They can also set up their posts by default to exclude you." So if you notice that your kids' Facebook activity suddenly got really "quiet," you may want to talk with them about not applying the settings to block you out. Marian let hers know there would be consequences if they did. She suggests that parents "be alert for this sort of a change. It doesn't mean your child is bad. To them, it's probably the online equivalent of texting their friend instead of using the phone so the conversation stays private." And they just may have earned that privacy. I think we need to remember that friending our kids on Facebook affords us unprecedented exposure to their everyday interactions with friends, and we need to treat that as a privilege we mustn't abuse. How could I possibly say that? Besides the fact that it's their job to grow up and gradually distance themselves from us, that access is so tenuous. It's all too easy for them to shut down the access points and go digitally underground. [See also "Virtual helicopter parenting."]
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I just finished pitching my VSS 3864 Unibroue. The starter has a bit of a tart/sour taste to it. Do you think this is normal for a belgian type of yeast? My 3068/1084/2112 starters tasted fairly plain. I'm nervous about this one.
This place really went to hell. Follow the OF standard stout. Bye.
Since I started using pre-canned wort for my starters, they have all had a tart/sour taste to them.
That said -- I think I might have a slight lacto problem, as my last two batches have had a slight, but perceptable, unexpected tartness to them.
On one of my kolsh WLP029 starters I poured off the liquid into a glass (pitching only the yeast that settled out). I tasted the liquid & it was extremely syrupy & fairly sweet tasting.
Nobody else tastes their starters?
My White Labs (400, I think) belgian wit starter tasted a bit tart, like a wit is supposed to taste.
My last starter WLP550 tasted great but smelled of sulfur.
I haven't used a liquid yeast in a while, but my starters always tasted a little funky. I don't have a stir plate but I always aerated a lot with my pump & stone.
I always gave mine a little taste before crash cooling in the fridge just to make sure I didn't pick up an infection.
I guess that's the ultimate question - what would an infection taste like? Maybe my starter was infected, or maybe it's just over oxygenated beer with a funky yeast strain on top of that. I guess I'll find out in a couple of weeks when the beer is done.
I always figured an infection would be pretty self-evident, if you had one there would be no question. I certainly never had a problem with any of my batches that had a starter that tasted a little funky.
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Had lunch so many times there over the past number of years. Too many to count. On average I like this place or I would not return. Menu never changes and it should for variety, usually the entree I pick is never available on a average visit there. Need to have bacon on hand for menu selection that offers it.
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If you're a bit paranoid, you'll worry that your partner's doing everything from cheating on you to planning world domination behind your back. But buy them a Nokia with Interceptor Software installed and you'll apparently be able to rest easy. The software acts like your personal "guy on the inside", because once it's installed …
Good grief.
If you think you have to spy on your partner, why, exactly, is that person still your partner?
Seriously ... If you spy on someone, and they prove guiltless, YOU are guilty. When they find out you spied on them (and they will, Murphy says so), YOU become the bad person, and they dump you.
If YOU prove right, and they are guilty, you're gonna bail anyway.
So once someone deploys this kind of thing, a break-up is probable ... Surely it'd be better for all concerned to just split up and move along with life, rather than drag out the inevitable?
Sixteen hundred quid?!?!
I bet there's no app on the phone at all. They just bribe a telco employee to hack the system.
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Springfield School District "Proposition Teachers For Kids" Tax Levy question was defeated on the April 2, 2013 election ballot in Greene County, which is in Missouri.
This measure authorized the Springfield School District to increase its property tax levy ceiling by 1 mill ($1 per $1,000 of assessed valuation in both the years of 2013 and 2014 resulting in a total increase of 2 mills ($2 per $1,000 of assessed valuation) over two years in order to fund the operations of the school district, especially the reduction in class size and teacher salaries.[1]
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|Shall the Board of Education of The School District of Springfield R-12, Springfield, Missouri, be authorized to increase the operating tax levy ceiling of the District by $0.10 per $100 of assessed valuation for tax year 2013 and by an additional $0.10 per $100 of assessed valuation for the tax year 2014 for the purpose of paying operating costs of the District, including costs of maintaining class size, and staff, and teacher salaries?
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A couple weeks ago, we had ice storms which constantly knocked the power on and off, so after the first set I just left my pc off from there on out.
Problem now though is the onboard ethernet on my nforce 4 board is acting weird. Basically, whenever
my card is under normal internet load it just seems to lose the IP. If I then try to manually release and renew it just sits there and does nothing (trust me I tried waiting)also if I jus reboot the pc, it will just give me a 169. ip; but if I turn the pc off, and hit the power switch on the back of the PSU to cut all power going to the board, wait a few seconds, then power back up its fine until whenever it feels like dropping the IP again. Another wierd thing to add, whenever I am playing online games etc... its fine, it never drops it. Its only when I am online that my download/upload suffers and it acts up.
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Nearly half of all highly educated, high-earning women are childless. The more successful the woman, the less likely it is she has a partner or a baby. For men, the opposite is true: the more successful he is professionally, the more likely it is that he will be married with children. These women have not chosen to be childless. Indeed, most of them yearn for a baby and have gone to extraordinary lengths to become pregnant, often derailing their careers in the process. However, this volume reminds us that, despite the allure and apparent success of IVF treatment, only three to five per cent of women aged 40 and above manage to conceive this way. The age-old business of having babies is eluding an entire generation of successful women: they can be astronauts, chief executives, and politicans but, increasingly, they cannot be mothers. This text looks at why.
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I had a little stash before I quit the game. Sort of a nice surprise to come back to, lol.
I am hoping with this budget, I can make enough of an upgrade to get into MP10. To anyone rocking exclusively to MP10, what sort of stats should I keep an eye out for on item slots? I think I have the current break point for my 'nados to be effective.
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Thanks, Uber. Good to see a familiar name after being gone so long, lol. I was wondering though, the profile within the link you posted, is that sort of a guideline for stats to look for?
Its just a budget build for farming MP10 efficiently.
Since everyone's into para farming FoM this is what this set intends to do (at a very low cost)
Should I stick to DW? It seems more and more people are using Skorn, but I already have quite a bit going for APS, I think anyway.
It's all personal preference unless you want to min/max all the way in which case you'd have to do alot of calcs.
But general consensus amongst most of the players I know is that skorn> DW for now.
If I switch to Skorn, would the rest of my gear need to be switched completely, as well?
Is there ever a break point where DW is more damaging than Skorn? I can see Skorn topping out on single targets, but like I mentioned, I've been away for so long I almost feel like a noob.
The only advantage dual wielding has over skorn is the ease of fury gen.
and a better mid-tier gear performance.
Thats about it.
You forgot about increased group EHP through fear. Put echoing fury on mainhand to optimize this effect, 15%+ fear chance preferable.
This has a lot to do with how the meta has shifted. The buffs to monster level and drop rates from trash mobs has made trash farming generally more profitable both for loot and xp than elite farming. (Except in the case of DE's) While the emphasis was always DPS vs elites in the past, the emphasis is now raw DPS * area, which makes rend damage much more important. Skorn naturally excels in this area on virtue of being a 2-hander with a large damage range. While the damage from rltw tornadoes will be a little weaker than dual wield, the advantage in rend damage will make up for it.
As Uberjager said, Skorn's biggest weakness has always been (relatively) poor fury generation. But while in the past items with high crit chance and attack speed were attainable only for the highest-end players, they are more accessible now. Add to that the increased mob density making even very low attack speed breakpoints viable.
Ah, ok. Are Skorn users cheaper to gear, overall? I wouldn't mind giving it a shot, but I don't like to gamble much with gold lol. If I wanted to be able to solo Ubers, would your PL45 Barb be a decent guideline?
Given my current gear, minus the weapons, how would my IAS breakpoint be if I switched to Skorn?
Also, if Skorn were to be my biggest upgrade, what stats should I look for?
Just run it through a calc. Side's you can run a skorn setup with minimal IAS. As long as you're only tackling high mob density areas.
Would D3rawr.com work, or are there better ones?
Thanks again, Uber. How much did your Skorn with LS cost?
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Another thing people don't mention is that dual wield makes the best use of Overpower. Since it scales only on main hand weapon damage, and refreshes faster with higher attack speed, it's the perfect spell for dual wielders.
Dual wield users focus on sprint tornadoes and overpower, while skorn users focus on Rend.
You forgot about increased group EHP through fear. Put echoing fury on mainhand to optimize this effect, 15%+ fear chance preferable.
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What is the minimum amount of IAS I will need to get the ideal breakpoint for using a slower-swinging weapon? I can take out the 0.25 APS on my DPS calculator, in which I am left at 1.79 APS.
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