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I was delighted with the way this shot came out. I made a great effort to get out when the light was like this, used a stone decoration on the sidewalk as my tripod, and then started shooting.
Image shot during my February 2010 trip to Banff, Alberta, Canada. This actual shot was taken during our final night in Banff, February 13th, 2010. Banff, Alberta, Canada.
Taken with Panasonic Lumix G1, with 14-45mm. Processing carried out in CS5 and Nik Software's Silver Efex Pro.
Much, much better when viewed in large.
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Mayor, Community Discuss Emergency Alerts
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After an explosion in Rubbertown at Carbide Industries killed two people in March, a citywide alert system has been at the front of some residents' minds.
A system that would warn Louisville residents in the event of a major emergency doesn't yet exist, but on Thursday night, city leaders updated the public on when it could become a reality.
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The meeting was held Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Southwick Community Center.
"We need to be quicker in terms of getting the information out," Mayor Greg Fischer told the crowd of several dozen residents.
Many residents had complained of a lack of communication in the hours following the explosion at Carbide Industries.
At Thursday's meeting, city leaders laid out their vision for a citywide emergency alert system. They said the system will have a call-in number for emergency information. Residents will be able to sign up for alerts via phone, text and email. The city will put out information through Facebook and Twitter. And the alerts can be tailored to each individual emergency.
"You can narrow it down to one house. You can narrow it down to a street. It can be a whole community-wide alert system. So this will enhance the readiness of the entire community," Fischer said.
Residents at the meeting were receptive. They said they just wanted to make sure they can understand what's going on.
"Maybe three sounds means shelter, two sounds means take cover or whatever. As long as everybody has the full understanding of what's going on, it will be a great system," said Darnell Crenshaw, a Rubbertown resident who was at the meeting.
But others remain unconvinced and said they still want more details.
"I think even more than the actual system, we need to know that there are standard operating procedures in place to even implement these systems," said Eboni Crenshaw, a resident and co-director of Rubbertown Emergency Action.
Perhaps the most remarkable feature of Thursday's meeting was that there was none of the animosity that marked a similar meeting back in March.
"There's been a lot of cooperation and civil dialogue and it's going to result in something that helps the community," Fischer said.
Mayor Fischer has set aside $500,000 for the new alert system in his proposed city budget. Four companies are currently being considered as candidates to install the system. Fischer said whichever company is chosed, the system should be up and running by mid-August.
There will also be another community meeting in the next few weeks at which residents will be given a demonstration on how the new system will work.
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Matt Schaub has had himself a rough couple of games, hasn't he? In the span of eight days Schaub has gone from that quarterback that a lot of fans kind of liked, and cheered for, to being vilified — from selling jerseys to causing them to be immolated. In other words, Matt Schaub has lost […] [Read More]
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Woodland Pattern's poets laureate series ends with Antler
Woodland Pattern Book Center's Milwaukee Poets Laureate Series wraps up May 17 with a joint reading by Antler and Howard Nelson.
Antler, Milwaukee's poet laureate in 2002-'03, is an inheritor and continuer of the Allen Ginsberg tradition of ecologically and politically charged poetry. His long poem "Factory," based on his experiences working in a can factory, was published in 1980 by City Lights in the same pocket book series as Ginsberg's "Howl" and brought him to wide attention. His collections "Last Words" (1986) and "The Selected Poems" (2000) are good samplers of his straightforward approach and wide interests. »Read Full Article
Lady Antebellum connects with fans, not feelings, at State Fair
Lady Antebellum is probably the biggest country-pop group of the last decade, primarily because it has a knack for locating the universal. Or for dressing up the lowest common denominator to look, feel and sound like the universal.
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I want to brew a lager that requires Saccharomyces Pastorianus and a homebrew shop offered me Saflager W34/70. I read online that Saccharomyces carlsbergensis, which is the old name for what is known as Saccharomyces pastorianus, is a hybrid of either Saccharomyces bayanus or Saccharomyces eubayanus, and Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
When I search online for Saflager W 34/70, I found that it is just pure Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
I want to brew a beer called Foggy Bottom Lager by Old Heurich, which specifically calls for Saccharomyces pastorianus. Because I quite like the taste, I want to get the exact yeast.
Should I buy the Saflager W 34/70 or keep looking for the S. Pastorianus?
Thank you!
I've never heard of a yeast specifically marketed as S. pastorianus, even though that's what all lager yeasts probably are.
Even within the S. pastorianus there are lots of different strains, so without knowing more about that beer you want to make, it's impossible to find a yeast that's an exact match.
This would be a good question to post in the "yeast and fermentation" subforum on here.
To paraphrase Dr. England - "Off-flavors smooth with time. So do mountains. Brew it right from the start!"
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It's an Oktoberfest-style beer if I am not mistaken. I'd start your quest with an Oktoberfest yeast, like WLP 820.
from what i could find thats just a broad name for lager yeast. if its an oktoberfest beer, then i would go with what arcaneXor is suggesting.
W-34/70 is most definitely a lager yeast, and possibly the best dry lager yeast available to homebrewers, but it's NOT my favorite. It and its close equivalents in liquid form seem to me to be slow, non-flocculent, and diacetyl-prone, especially compared to Wyeast 2308.
34/70 has some advantage in attenuation, though, if that's important to you.


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On USPH, BruPili and Feminism*This is what happens when my professor makes me read too much feminist articles*On USPH, BruPili and Feminism in Personal More Like This
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:icontransparentplz:So another thing, even if I'm a BruPili shipper now, I will try to remain neutral in writing this journal. I know that most of the people who don't like the USPH ship keeps on pointing on 'historical inaccuracies' and that those who don't like the BruPili ship points out that the historical interaction between them is so small and had little effect on the whole country.
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First EncounterHe really tried to clean. He really did. But it all just ended up like this anyway, in an even worse state than before. " Fuck it," said a small boy, ranging from four feet, six inches in height. The boy wasn't exactly fat and chubby, but his weight was a little bit above average, just by a small bit. He brushed his dark brown hair with his hands, carefully avoiding his ahoge. He felt a little odd whenever it was touched and hated it a lot. Well, whenever the Spanish bastard was the one touching it, since most of the time he was the one touching it, even if it wasn't really often. He sat down on a chair, which was the only thing not completely dirty, with the exception of some dust. "Damn it! When is he coming back! I thought he said he wouldn't be gone long," the little boy complained, flailing his fists in the air. "I'm hungry, dammit!!"First Encounter in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
The door opened and the angst little boy rushed to greet, or rather head-butt the Spaniard who was about to come in. But he didn't seeing a fig
Snapdragons"Fratello, how could you?!" Italy puffed up his cheeks and placed his hands on his hips. It was unheard of in Italy's mind. First Romano had argued with a girl, and then he makes her upset and start crying. "She's a girl! You can't just yell at her for no good reason! Ah wait! Please come back!" Feliciano yelled, chasing after the crying nation. Romano just stood there in absolute disbelief.Snapdragons in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
Romano thought this was absolutely ridiculous. She makes him cry and beats him up, and all she gets is a scolding from Spain. He makes her cry and suddenly he becomes center of attention with people around him glaring up at him. It wasn't fair!! He huffed and puffed and kicked a tree or two. She always was treated special by everyone! Why was it always like this?! Even Spain took her side whenever he did something wrong to her. Wasn't the bastard supposed to be on his side?!
Romano growled, his fists punching the air. "She doesn't act like a freakin' girl and yet when she does she can get away with
Capture of LuzonShe tried not to clutch onto him, striving much to keep her balance but the way he was holding her was making it rather difficult. She could only stare wide-eyed at the boy she thought she knew well enough. Did she...Did she finally make him snap? She was scared, tears beginning to well up from the corners of her eyes, her hands desperately trying to push him away. What he trying to do with this stunt? It frightened her how she couldn't breathe at all, how terrified he was making her feel. His lips against hers made her body rigged. The moment he had let go of her lips was when she tried to scream out for help, but her mouth was covered before she could make a sound.Capture of Luzon in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
Filipinas didn't understand why he was making such a big deal out of this. So Snapdragon meant desire! It didn't really mean anything right? Maybe it was just coincidence. Of course Spain had counteracted by saying it was more of that. Britain was a sneaky
Terror Of Three Pt. 1She still tried to escape very often. She wasn't good at giving up. There were times she was successful and times she wasn't. She always managed to get caught in the end anyway, but she never stopped. She was getting tired of her insides being violated every day after all. Something happened though, which surprised her. He had stopped hurting her and the others. She suspected something happened to Spain which pissed her off more. The pillaging and raping had stopped for her, but she was still being beaten for trying to escape. After a while, he apparently he got smart and trapped her inside with chains.Terror Of Three Pt. 1 in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
For the most part, she was kept locked up in his bedroom guarded heavily on the sides and the door. At night it was even worse because she would also have to have been tied up as well, at least around the ankles. She was cuffed and chained a good distance to wear she could walk around the perimeter of the room, but not outside the door or window. The fireplace was an option, but she kne
Greetings to A New RoadLuzon walked around the ports for a little bit. Her feet went nervously from one area to the next, her nerves about to break. She felt terrible that she wasn't able to defend herself better from the Netherlands. But then again she was, at the same time, caught off guard by his actions. The Netherlands was always so sweet and kind to her, making harmless passes at her from time to time. Now he suddenly had became obsessed with taking over her and her brothers while at the same time fighting Spain. It was because of these events that Luzon was to come and live with Spain. Her brothers fought well with Spain, after he came to them to rescue her, but they weren't strong enough to protect her beforehand. Mindanao was too busy fighting with his Muslim friends against Spanish officials and Visayas couldn't get through to her because of the Netherlands. Not only that, but Luzon had just suffered through an earthquake, the three siblings had a series of volcanic eruptions and because of the NetGreetings to A New Road in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
First Encounters Pt. 2Filipinas stared out into the ocean from the rail parting of the ship. From the position of the moon it probably would be around midnight in the area, way too late for the smaller country to be up. No one was on the deck at this time, other than the lookout sailor, but he was way up there and didn't notice the island nation even go onto the deck. When everyone had gone to sleep, she had snuck out onto the deck and had been out there for quite a few hours.First Encounters Pt. 2 in Introductions & Chapters More Like This
"Filipinas? Are you out here?" asked a frantic voice. She turned around and saw Spain with a rather worried look on his face, sweat dripping down his cheeks. She stared at him for a bit as he ran to her and knelt down, grabbing her shoulders. "What are you doing out here? It's really late. Come on back to bed," he requested to her with a soft voice.
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If you have not looked into Spring yet, it is time. Here is why you should!
Grady Booch once said that the great thing about objects is that they can be replaced. The great thing about Spring is it helps you replace them. With Spring, you simply inject collaborating objects called dependencies using JavaBeans properties and configuration files. Then it's easy enough to switch out collaborating objects when you need to. Spring allows you to dynamically add services to objects called aspects. This is similar to the Decorator Design pattern, but does not require you to recompile your code base to apply these services. This allows you to replace objects with objects that enhance the originals.
The ability to inject collaborating objects is often called IoC (inversion of control). Thus, Spring is an IoC container. If you follow the latest developer buzz then you've likely heard of IoC (Inversion of Control) containers and AOP (aspect-oriented programming). Like many developers, however, you may not see where these technologies fit into your development efforts. As the word inversion implies, IoC is like JNDI turned inside out. Instead of using a tangle of abstract factories, service locators, singletons, and straight construction, each object is constructed with its collaborating objects. Thus, the container manages the collaborators. (Collaborators are objects that an object needs to fullfill its role.)
The ability to dynamically add services to objects is called AOP. AOP allows developers to create non-domain concerns, called crosscutting concerns, and insert them in their application code. With AOP, common services like logging, persistence, transactions, and the like can be factored into aspects and applied to domain objects without complicating the object model of the domain objects.
Thus, Spring is an IoC/AOP container. There are many IoC containers. There are also many AOP frameworks. If Spring was only an IoC/AOP container, it would be worth your attention and interest since it seems to be the most mature. Spring is a lot more than an IoC/AOP container.
What makes Spring different than the other frameworks and containers, is Spring goes beyond just being an IoC container or an AOP framework. The other containers are academic interests, and some are quite good. They provide good support of IoC and AOP.
Spring goes one step further by eating its own dog food. It uses IoC and AOP to provide a comprehensive library for simplifying J2EE development. This comprehensive library is written with aspects, dependency injection and OOP best practices.
Spring makes J2EE development easier. It does this with a variety of mechanisms. One common mechanism is its use of templates. A template is a cross between a utility class and execution environment. Spring Templates are an embellishment and extention of the Template design pattern (GOF).
At first glance templates appear to be well written utility classes. However, templates provide a lot more than just utility functions. Templates provide and execution environment. When using a template you first endeavor to use one of its it utility method. If the template doesn't have a utility method you need, you implement a callback object. The callback object has a method that executes a method in the environment of the template. The template therefore takes care of things like exception handling and resource management in a consistent manner. This means your code base will not be littered with try/catch/finally blocks, and it is easier to ensure that resources and exception are handled correctly.
Spring promotes good programming practices. It does this by providing great examples how to use IoC and AOP in a consistent manner. It also does this by showing how to build things like templates to manage resources and exceptions in the consistent manner. It goes even further by building sets of frameworks on top of IoC, AOP and templates that are the embodiment of good OO programming.
The IoC capabilities allowing injection of dependent objects turns out to be a great mechanism for testing your code. It is easy now to inject mock objects (object for testing), and test your classes in an isolated manner. For example, you can test you business delegates without relying on the DAO (Data access objects) objects talking to the database. Essentially Spring took back development from the design pattern hacks deemed necessary to program J2EE. As Rod Johnson once put it: Spring puts the OO back in J2EE development.
Spring provides portability through abstraction of common services. For example, Spring provides a common interface object relational management (ORM) systems like Hibernate, JDO, Cayenne, Spring JDBC and iBatis. It provides a mechanism for building DAO objects that divorces the client code from the underlying implementation. it does this by providing a common set of exceptions like object not found exception, and making these exception runtime exceptions.
Spring provides a easy on-ramp for many industry-standard projects. And not just industry-standard projects but the de facto industry-standard projects. The projects that people actually use to get their daily work done. For example, Spring provides support for JDO, Hibernate, Quartz, Tapestry, JavaServer faces, and many more frameworks. Its been said that Spring simplifies J2EE development, and that is a primary focus of Spring. However,Spring provides utilities to work with all tiers of an n-tier application. For an MVC application, there are utilities for working with View technologies (Struts, Spring, Rich Client etc.), Model (EJB, AOP based transaction, AOP based security, etc.), etc. You can use Spring to build Swing and SWT applications.
If you have not looked into Spring yet, it is time.
The above started as a reply to Cameron Purdy's prediction list, which I really liked. Then I got carried away and it became a full blown plug for Spring. (Darn Caffiene!)
What is Spring?
Spring is a popular AOP/IoC framework that was developed by Rod Johnson, Juergen Hoeller et al. Spring simplifies J2EE and Java development. Rod Johnson is the famed author who wrote Expert One-on-One J2EE Design and Development.
Spring makes J2EE development easier. Spring is a J2EE framework that simplifies commons tasks and encourages good design based on programming to interfaces. Springs makes your application easier to configure and reduces the need for many J2EE design patterns (quite a few J2EE design patterns are really glorified hacks that clutter your code base). Spring puts the OO design back into your J2EE application.
Spring is a popular AOP/IoC framework that was developed by Rod Johnson, Juergen Hoeller et al. Spring simplifies J2EE and Java development. Rod Johnson is the famed author who wrote Expert One-on-One J2EE Design and Development.
Spring makes J2EE development easier. Spring is a J2EE framework that simplifies commons tasks and encourages good design based on programming to interfaces. Springs makes your application easier to configure and reduces the need for many J2EE design patterns (quite a few J2EE design patterns are really glorified hacks that clutter your code base). Spring puts the OO design back into your J2EE application.
|Rick Hightower 01/08/05 06:26:10 PM EST
The article (like the last one I wrote) started out as being a blog entry (http://jroller.com/page/RickHigh/20050107#spring_plug).
It is nice when the JDJ picks it up and gives it more exposure. The last blog entry turned article I wrote was read quite a bit according to the JDJ folks.
I've written some follow up ideas at:
|Rick Hightower 01/08/05 05:53:57 PM EST
I've used Spring on a half dozen different projects now (most if not all of them in production).
The first time I used Spring I was amazed how much it helped to simplify the code base.
Once you get rid of all of the service locators, and dynamic creation of implementations, and singletons, etc. then the code base gets a bit smaller.
Also using the Spring templates really helps to keep things simple and yet manage resources well.
I much prefer using Hibernate with Spring then without it. It really simplifies things.
|Agreed 01/08/05 05:20:08 AM EST
Spring manages your mappings and helps maintain consistency across your data connections and helps you abstract your business logic, keeping it out of the actual pages. Best of all it also integrates with Struts.
|Spring has sprung 01/08/05 05:04:16 AM EST
Wasn't it Purdy who said it's imposible to resist saying the word Spring. ("Yup, it's like trying not to think of pink elephants - impossible once you get that in your head. Spring, spring, spring, spring. La tee dah, spring spring spring.")
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So the PlayStation 4′s release date was finally revealed yesterday for the U.S. and U.K. regions. Exciting, right? Now that we know the next-gen consoles arrival schedule, we should also know when the every other region will receive it. Hit up the list below to get a heads up on the 32 countries that the PS4 will be available in and when:
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They don't need to bring the plasmonic leech Fed side. They just need to make more consoles with passive bonuses.
Passive consoles are always better than the activated ones. Cryptic seems
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of making an activatable console that has an actually useful ability. I bet as soon as one comes up for review in one of their board meetings, some member of their management staff jumps up, and screams "
Even the Tholian Web, the latest activatable console, does terrible damage even with 200 points in particle generators. You can't kill even one frigate with it, and it has a 3 minute cooldown.
So just request more passive ones. Any passive console we get will be better than like 95% of the others.
The PL is not a strict passive bonus though. It only works when firing upon an opponent, has to build up stacks to gain the maximum effect it can give and if you stop or stutter in the firing process it drops stacks thus reducing its effectivness or if you stop too long-starts over on the building stacks process again.
Its not as constant as many believe and like Sensor analysis it must be maintained and built up to function fully.
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I recently placed porcelain tile in my kitchen and dining room. I am having conflicting answers to my question as to can I seal it or not. The finish on the porcelain is not lustress, but if there is a seal than I can roll over the tile and grout, without hurting the tile, that will add some lustre to the tile and do the job, them I am all for it. My questions are, is there a seal that I can roll over both and be fine, or do I need to just seal the grout? Thanks for your help.
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As a stylist it's a pleasure discovering new accessories, as they can inject personality and make a statement – this season, SCARVES are back!
For those that love to accessorise it's easy to make a noticeable fashion statement regardless of your age with a scarf, as there are some interesting styles to whet your appetite - introducing colour or a fabulous print can actually individualize your overall look.
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Designer and high street collaborations are becoming a regular occurrence with the likes of Topshop, River Island and H&M churning out sell out collections, but now it's time for another label to take the fashion spotlight. Feast your eyes on this latest exciting hook-up between British fashion designer Giles Deacon and Ann Summers with the range offering an eclectic mix of four key lingerie and erotic ranges and fashion-forward 'sexcessories.'
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I knew at the start when designing the collection that I wanted it to combine great shapes, thoughtful details and to be of the highest quality that would enable the pieces to be aspirational yet affordable. I also thought about different women who might be buying these pieces when designing the collection, with different aspects to their personalities whether that's flirtation, dominance or playfulness - the finished collection enables them to pick and choose and have some fun with all of the ranges as a collection of lingerie that can be the foundation for any outfit or occasion."
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This video has been floating around the net of a young tike that looks a lot like a yound Dr. Dre. This kid was cute and hilarious on a game show way back in the days. Check it out and let me know what you think.
This video has been floating around the net of a young tike that looks a lot like a yound Dr. Dre. This kid was cute and hilarious on a game show way back in the days. Check it out and let me know what you think.
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