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name equivalent to "new birth," and applied both to regeneration and restoration, of which baptism in the former case is the symbol; in the Stoic philosophy it is preceded by dissolution, as in the rejuvenescence process of Medea (q. v.).
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I have a couple Mr Beer kit
beers and I'm thinking of making one w/a pepper snap to it. Would it
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which doesn't last long due to the kits use pre-hopped extracts. Or
should I put em' in the fermenting barrel? For a 2 gallon batch, how
many should I use to get a nice sharp bite but not have it be
I would roast the peppers in the oven (350 till skin splits) and add them to the secondary. I've never done a pepper beer but I make a kick a$$ salsa and I roast the peppers to bring out the flavor. Also adding spices and fruit to the secondary always works for me.
Here's a hyperlink to a search for pepper beers.http://www.homebrewtalk.com/search.php?searchid=1701988
I tried one not too long ago, its nice if somebody give you one but I would not want two gallons or for that matter two cases. It was hotter than Brittany Spears was about two years ago.
I could see this as a good joke beer.
+1 to what king of cascade said. i think letting them soak in the secondary would really let the taste soak in
Throwing them into the boil is asking for disaster I think.
I could just see it. You have a boil over, you go to stir, *SLOOP* the wort gurgles and slops, splashing jalapeño oil into your eyes, and you go down a sobbing, crying mess while your wort turns into a foam fountain on your stovetop.
I've had a lager bottled with a jalapeno inside... not the most pleasant experience, but definatetly interesting.
I know I love the flavor of chilis in my chocolate, so I was considering a chocolate stout with some roasted chili flavor in it. No real heat to speak of, but that nice smoky chili flavor in the background.
We shall see Maybe it'll be an excuse to get a couple of 3 gallon Better Bottles and split a batch for some testing.
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Really hot: chop up the peppers and place them in the boil.
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Flavorful: remove the veins on the inside, chop and add to boil.
The first batch I made I put a small jalapeno in each bottle. I sliced the sides too. After 6 months in the bottle they were so hot I never could finish even one 12 oz bottle.
Tthe last batch I made I used Seranno's with the seeds and veins removed. They have a really nice flavor, very little heat. Very nice brew. Next time I will double up on the chili or leave the vein in 1 of the chili's to add just a touch more heat.
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Sometimes we take our greatest assets for granted.
"I just drive it. I don't think about it," says John Bubolz, chairman of the citizens committee that lobbied the state to fund and build the Tri-County Expressway, now known as Wisconsin Trunk Highway 441.
Every day, Fox Cities' residents benefit from similar community assets without giving them a second thought. Assets like Highway 441, the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center, the Fox River Mall and Outagamie County Regional Airport have changed the way we work and play.
They are big ideas that changed the Fox Cities.
If Highway 441 didn't directly spur the growth many Fox Cities communities experienced the past three decades, then it was the artery that made that growth easier.
The few minutes it takes to zip from community to community along the highway is hardly enough time to realize that many people never thought the roadway would amount to more than a dream. Yet without it, much of the residential and commercial growth in the eastern areas of the Fox Cities may not have happened.
"It provided the access we needed," says Eric Fowle, executive director of the East Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission. "There was a lot of land near that corridor that was just sitting there. It created the access and opportunity for development."
It was 20 years ago, 1993, what is now known as Highway 441 was completed and opened from end to end. It's been more than 30 years since some of the first elements such as the Roland Kampo bridge opened and began to better connect the Fox Cities.
The highway now handles as many as 70,000 vehicles a day during peak traffic times and is considered an essential element of northeast Wisconsin's highway infrastructure. Not bad for a road the state did not want to build.
"I had one meeting where I was told we should just give the land back to the farmers," said Michael Marsden, the former Outagamie County Highway Commissioner who worked more than 20 years on the project. "We just kept plugging away at it."
Highway 441 can be traced back to a big idea from the early 1960s, when a transportation plan for the region first marked out the "Tri-County Expressway," and local communities preserved the roadway corridor by including it in the official street maps.
From there, things moved slowly, though steadily, as communities along the route acquired right-of-way and commissioned additional planning studies. In 1975, the Roland Kampo Bridge opened, and by 1979 a citizens group formed to coordinate lobbying efforts to get the state to participate in the project.
"It took longer to get it funded than it did to actually build it," recalls Bubolz.
Supporters argued the roadway would save time, money and lives by improving traffic flow through the Fox Cities and taking traffic off of an already crowded Highway 41. Armed with the slogan "If you were driving on the Tri-County Expressway, you'd be there by now." the group eventually got local buy-in, then brought the state onboard.
In 1984, Wisconsin designated the Tri-County as a major highway funding project, and in 1985 placed it on the state trunk system as Highway 441. By 1986 the project has been added to the state's six-year plan for funding and first construction work began in 1988.
The highway was completed in 1993. The state is now planning upgrades to many sections to handle the volume of traffic using the highway on a daily basis.
""There is no doubt it made the Fox Cities the dynamic community it is today," Bubolz said. "It's been a boon to our community."
Oscar Boldt clearly remembers the phone call he took on a spring day in 1999.
The question posed was a theoretical one, but loaded: can you build a performing arts center in downtown Appleton by 2002? He recalls saying it was technically possible, but questioning whether enough money could be raised in time to pay the costs.
Three years and nearly $50 million in contributions later, including the $8 million gift from Aid Associate for Lutherans, now Thrivent, that sparked the campaign, the curtains of the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center raised for the inaugural performance, a concert by Tony Bennett.
That event marked so much more than the completion of an ambitious project, it also ushered in a new era of downtown revitalization, with the PAC as a crown jewel attraction bringing people and disposable income into the Fox Cities.
"It was really a concerted effort by a lot of people that created a cultural mecca that makes people want to come to downtown Appleton," Boldt says. "It's made the downtown an interesting place to go."
Now in its 11th year, the PAC continues to play a central role in a resurgent downtown that includes an eclectic mix of retail, office space, restaurants, a new hotel and additional cultural attractions such as the Appleton Building for the Arts and Houdini Square.
Recent economic studies attribute $17.8 million in annual economic activity to the PAC, which helps to fuel the ongoing transformation of downtown Appleton.
"It really anchors the district," says Jennifer Stephany, the executive director for Appleton
Downtown Inc. "It's been the catalyst for a series of improvements."
In addition to the dollars, the PAC has helped change the demographics of who plays and lives in the downtown area. More than 44 percent of the patrons the venue attracts come from outside the Fox Cities Area. Downtown now attracts more than revelers in their early 20s. Baby boomers have returned, some with an eye on downtown living, Stephany says.
Downtown supporters say the PAC may prove to be the spark that ignited the downtown's evolution toward what is being called the creative economy, which attracts not only artisans and galleries, but creative professions such as architects, web designers, marketing and public relations professionals and programmers.
It's also helped renew a sense of place that makes events such as Mile of Music possible.
"I love what's happened with our downtown," says Maria Van Laanen, executive vice president of the Fox Cities PAC. "I think the PAC has become an icon for investment and the value people here place on arts and community."
If the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center is the area's cultural and creative window to the world, then Outagamie County Regional Airport is the door through which those people and ideas pass.
While less a project and more a long term investment, the airport has played an important role in supporting the region's economy as both a hub of activity for tenants as well as supporting easy access for those doing business with and for businesses here.
"It's been a central generator of economic activity on its own, but if we didn't have it, I'm not sure that some of the companies here now would have their headquarters here or be involved at the same level," says Karen Harkness, economic development director for the city of Appleton.
It could have turned out much differently. When Outagamie County was developing plans for a new airport in the early 1960s, it approached Winnebago County about developing a shared facility. Winnebago County nixed the idea, having invested heavily in the Oshkosh Regional Airport.
In 1965, Outagamie County sited the airport in Greenville, and it has been growing steadily since, becoming one of the state's busiest airports in terms of combined passengers and commercial activities. It trails only the Milwaukee and Madison airports in terms of cargo handled, according to the State of Wisconsin Aviation Activity Reports for 2012, and is fourth in the state for passenger traffic behind those two airports and Green Bay.
In addition to passengers and cargo, the airport has become a prime area for industrial and commercial development, best represented by the growing Gulfstream operation located there, which in the past year has added nearly 100 new jobs. The airport and Fox Valley Technical College recently announced the addition of a $30 million safety training center for the airport grounds.
A recent economic impact report by the Wisconsin Bureau of Aeronautics determined the airport's direct economic impact on Outagamie County is nearly $300 million annually. The state is currently updating those figures for 2013.
The airport is a vital organ in the economic health of the region, especially for industries that need easy access both into the region or connecting to other parts of the country, says Appleton Mayor Timothy Hannah. Having an airport close has helped them succeed and kept them from relocating to other regions.
The airport has also been a cradle of economic development he says, noting that both Midwest Express and Wisconsin Air started at the airport.
Now, it's the growth of Gulfstream and the partnership with FVTC for a safety training center.
"Gulfstream may not be well- known, but they employ a huge workforce for the region," Hannah says. "People from all over the world come here to pick up their airplanes."
Many expected the Fox River Mall would kill downtown Appleton.
When developers first announced their plans to build a new indoor shopping mall in the Appleton area, many community leaders lobbied for a downtown location for fear the mall would pull shoppers out of the stores there and leave the downtown barren.
Today, nearly 30 years later, both are thriving, no doubt at least in part because of the 16 million shopper visits Fox River Mall attracts to the Appleton area each year.
"It's given us a brand and made us a destination for shoppers," says Pam Seidl, executive irector of the Fox Cities Convention and Visitors Bureau. "In the end, both have flourished. It's created an opportunity for the complimentary and specialty retail we find downtown."
The CVB has long capitalized on the mall's attraction, billing the Appleton area as "Wisconsin's Shopping Destination." It has the ability to attract shoppers from more than 150 miles away who are willing to stay overnight.
That attraction has helped power the development of thousands of feet of retail space in Grand Chute and the surrounding area, as well helped draw folks to the area's other entertainment and cultural attractions.
"The mall has become a great regional draw that has contributed to the great regional growth we have seen in this area," says John Burgland, senior general manager.
Burgland agreed the mall draws from an exceptionally large area, up to 200 miles away in some cases, which has made it a truly "super regional" attraction.
"But people don't just come for the mall," Burgland says. "While they are here, there are plenty of great things for them to do."
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John Mielke hears it all the time that basic needs should come before the arts when it comes to prioritizing dollars.
It's not that he disagrees - he understands that basic needs are important. The problem, he says, is that we have too narrowly defined what constitutes a basic need. Dr. Mielke sees the debate in his role on the Appleton Area School Board and as a long time advocate of the arts in the Fox Cities.
With participation in the arts a critical component of creative problem solving, he thinks it's time to change the terms of the debate.
"We really need to expand the definition of basic needs," Mielke says. "If we don't have art, we will always be paying more money to solve problems that could have been prevented."
In Mielke's mind, exposure to the arts should start in early childhood - which he will even define as pre-natal - and continue throughout their formative years. He points to the links between arts and mathematics or arts and problem solving and is convinced it is a cost-effective solution to many of society's problems.
"When we concentrate the effort upstream, when kids are young, it doesn't cost all that much," he says. "We know that it can affect everything else we do. Isn't that a basic need?"
Strains of "Silver Bells" may be ringing in your ears if you spend some time in downtown Appleton this month.
The city sidewalks will definitely be dressed in holiday style as downtown stores and Downtown Appleton Inc. kick off the shopping season with their Downtown for the Holidays event.
Downtown for the Holidays is an event for the entire family, with plenty to do for children and lots of shopping for the adults. There will be Christmas carolers, visits with Santa, crafts and cookie baking with
Mrs. Clause.
"The theme is a Story Book Christmas, so it should be a lot of fun for the kids." says Anne Weigman, marketing director of Downtown Appleton Inc. Shops will provide sales to help make holiday shopping satisfying for their customers.
Each shop participating in the event will be part of a window decorating contest, and shoppers can vote for their favorite on the Appleton Downtown Facebook page. There will also be opportunities to make a donation to the Salvation Army. Any donation made, Downtown Appleton Inc. and participating businesses will match.
The downtown shopping event provides a different shopping experience that cannot be found anywhere else. Downtown for the Holidays runs Nov. 16–Dec. 24.
The Boss is taking over the Weidner Center.
The Cake Boss, aka celebrity baker Buddy Valastro, will be making a stop in Green Bay on Nov. 20 as part of his Family Celebrations tour.
Audience members will have the opportunity to hear the TLC star's baking secrets and family stories as part of a live, interactive event.
"Buddy is hilarious. He's just a funny person," says Joanna Brumley of the Cake Boss. Brumley is the marketing coordinator for Mills Entertainment, the company producing Family Celebrations. "You get behind the scenes stories about his family, about the TV show, a more in-depth story about Buddy that you really wouldn't get otherwise."
During the performance, Valastro will give demonstrations of cake decorating techniques with help from the audience in what the Weidner Center calls "a high-energy experience for the whole family."
"People will get to see Buddy in person, doing what he does best," Brumley says of the show. Brumley explains that during multiple parts of the show, the Cake Boss will bring different groups of "lucky folks" (including kids, moms, dads and couples) to the stage to participate in competitive games and decorating demos.
The Cake Boss's fourth book, Family Celebrations with the Cake Boss, will be released Nov. 5. VIP ticket holders will receive a signed copy of this latest book and participate in a meet-and-greet after the show.
Visit weidnercenter.com to learn more about The Cake Boss Family Celebrations tour.
The imagery of childhood will burst to life this year during Appleton's downtown Christmas parade when characters from beloved storybooks dance forth to warm the hearts of the young and young-at-heart.
The 43rd Annual Downtown Appleton Christmas Parade is the Midwest's largest
nighttime parade and attracts people from across the region. This year, the parade is expected to attract more than 80,000 attendees and 100,000 television viewers, making it one of the biggest events of the season.
Among this year's estimated 80 parade entrants, viewers will enjoy floats, decorated vehicles, walking units & animal entries all centered on this year's theme: "A Storybook Christmas".
Some of the year-to-year favorite entries are the balloons and the Vic
Ferrari Band, says Parade Chairman Greg Otis. However, he says, with
such a magical theme, all of the entries are sure to delight.
Immediately following the parade will be the Annual City of Appleton Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony in City Park. The tradition, sponsored by Appvion, Inc., will take place at approximately 7:45 p.m. The Concert
Singers from Appleton West High School will sing Christmas carols and live reindeer will accompany Santa and Mrs. Claus as they hand out candy canes to the children.
When asked for advice on claiming a spot on the sidewalk, Otis laughed. He did point out, though, that anyone looking to stake a claim cannot do so before noon the day of the parade and must stay with the chairs, etc. they mark their place with.
The Christmas Parade take place on November 26 starting at 6:20pm, following the Santa Scamper at 6pm.
The popular 80's dance flick Flashdance celebrates 30 years of inspiration with an onstage musical that opens Nov. 12 at the Fox Cities Performing
Arts Center.
Adapted from the movie, the musical closely follows the story of young Alex Owens, a welder at a Pittsburgh steel mill and bar dancer by night, who aspires to become a professional dancer. The musical incorporates new songs and dance sequences to attract new fans as well.
"You'll walk out singing the great songs from the movie," says Maria Van Laanen, executive vice president of the Fox Cities PAC. "Dance is really
the heart and soul of this musical."
The choreography from the new show was done by Sergio Trujillo, who also choreographed the musicals Memphis and Jersey Boys. The score includes original hit songs from the movie such as "Maniac", "I Love Rock & Roll" and "Flashdance… What a Feeling," plus an additional 16 songs created for the Broadway production.
Flashdance runs through November 17th. Show times are Tuesday through Friday at 7:30pm, Saturday at 2pm and 7:30pm and Sunday at 1pm and 6:30pm. Visit the foxcitiespac.org.
— by Ashley Ivansek
The Polar Express isn't just a train ride, Bob Lettenberger says, it's an experience.
The National Railroad Museum's annual production of The Polar Express brings the classic Christmas tale to life in a multi-faceted experience. Participants explore the Festival of Trees in the Lenfestey Center before the show. Children play Reindeer Games, including Mr. Snowman's Big Snowball Toss, see the Hot Chocolate Dance and enjoy a cup of hot
chocolate before a dramatic reading of the original Polar Express book.
When the Polar Express itself is ready to leave the station, the conductor calls, "All aboard!" and participants join the train crew on an expedition to the North Pole. On board the train, the crew provides a host of entertainment including songs, pointing out sights, and handing out chocolates & sleigh bells for the children.
"It's really just a neat, fun train ride for everyone to participate in," Lettenberger says.
When the train arrives in the North Pole, each child will have the chance to visit Santa before he embarks on his trip around the world. The Polar Express is a massive undertaking for the National Railroad Museum. On Nov. 1, the entire staff and a host of volunteers spent the day unloading a full 53' semi-trailer of decorations and using them to bring the Festival of Trees to life. On a single day when the shows are running, Lettenberger says there are 30–40 staff members working and the kitchen brews over 30 gallons of hot chocolate.
Unfortunately, the Polar Express has limited seats. Tickets go on sale on July 25 each year and for the 2013 season, the premium class tickets sold out in nine and a half hours.
"Circle July 25th, 2014 on your calendar in big red marker, because that's when the tickets will go on sale and when you can grab them," Lettenberger advises.
When asked what children love most about the program, Lettenberger struggled to pick one aspect.
"Coming somewhere in their pajamas, drinking hot chocolate. The train ride is a big deal and of course seeing Santa," he says. "It's just a really happy time."
Visit nationalrrmuseum.org to learn more about The Polar Express.
Behind any thriving community exists a strong commitment to the arts that fosters dynamic creativity. This creativity flows through the Fox Cities as tenaciously as the Fox River.
Much like the river's current, this driving force is not always seen on the surface, but is ever- present and responsible for unique ideas and cutting-edge innovation within the Fox Cities. It encourages free thought and enables expression of humanity.
The heart of this spirit can be found in the collaborative efforts behind the recently renamed Fox Cities Building for the Arts.
"We decided to change the name of the building to the Fox Cities Building for the Arts because it better represented what was going on in the building," says Pamela Williams-Lime, Trout Museum of Art and Fox Cities Building for the Arts president, "[It] is more reflective of what is happening here and it's a better way for us to communicate that to the community."
The building, formerly known as The Reigel Building, The Appleton Art Center, and The Trout Museum of Art was recently rechristened The Fox Cities Building for the Arts and houses five of the Fox Valley's most prominent arts organizations: Appleton Boychoir, Fox Valley Symphony, Makaroff Youth Ballet, newVoices (formerly White Heron Chorale) and the Trout Museum of Art.
"When the Appleton Art Center became the Trout Museum of Art, a lot of the local community just looked at it as a museum and didn't really feel they needed to be involved in it anymore, [and that] it wasn't a community group," says Michelle Richeson, a local visual artist and Fox Cities Building for the Arts board member.
But the changes extend beyond a name change; new opportunities and more accessible space are in store for all five organizations.
"We are in the middle of a capital campaign to address the needs of all the organizations living in here," says Williams-Lime.
Often forced to rent space to hold meetings, the organizations residing in the building are now able to use renovated office space on the third floor. The space includes a board room conducive to holding rehearsals, receptions and small performances.
Along with a revamped third floor, renovations to the fifth floor will take place to better address recently kick-started educational programming.
The name change and inter-group cooperation will also serve as a collaborative model for non-profit organizations.
"The capital campaign, in the process of changing from the Trout Museum to the Fox Cities Building for the Arts, was done intentionally to better serve both what we as a non-profit are trying to do, but also to help the other organizations as well," says Williams-Lime. "We're talking about a collaborative business model and collaboration between the organizations."
Kathi Seifert, chairman of the board of the Fox Cities Building for the Arts, says this model will produce and encourage ideas that better define operations within non-profits, whether they are arts-related or not.
"If we work on how more effectively we can work together and share resources or learn from each other, utilizing the same resources could not only save money, [but] provide more efficiency for each and every one of the organizations," says Seifert.
The increased efficiency and communication between the arts organizations within the building are expected to not only provide an example for other non-profits, but also allow for more joint projects that include multiple, or all, groups.
The Young Audiences Fine Arts Series, one of the first collaborative projects set to run from January through May, will involve all five organizations and aims to introduce families into all areas of the arts. Each organization in the building will stage a 40 minute interactive educational performance for audiences of young children and families. With each performance, audience members will also complete a hands-on arts project relevant to the presentation.
"It's an example of where we're looking to collaborate because each of our missions has a piece of education in it," says Williams-Lime. "You find common threads and you make a bigger presentation instead of each organization programming independently."
Seifert says more collaborative programs will help increase engagement in the arts by community members.
"The collaborative programming will bring people together and help them not only learn about the arts but have fun, enjoy the arts and feel proud of the different things they can do from a creative standpoint," says Seifert.
Rebecca Fitton, an alumnus of both the Fox Valley Youth Symphony and Makaroff Youth Ballet, participated in a collaborative performance with the two organizations this past spring.
"Not only did the dancers and musicians learn from the performance, but many community members were entranced by the power of youth artists," Fitton says.
For Fitton, these collaborations can both involve the community and enhance the arts themselves.
"Different art forms are both naturally intertwined and compliment each other well," Fitton says. "It makes complete sense to honor their relationship by renaming the building."
Williams-Lime says she hopes the Fox Cities Building for the Arts collaborations will accentuate this relationship.
"[Art] is woven into everybody's soul whether they know it or not," says Williams-Lime. "What we're trying to do is put a little emphasis on that."
With fine arts often one of the first programs to be cut in schools, the revamped Fox Cities Building for the Arts can help fill the void and serve as a hub for artists both professional and amateur.
"It really made me think about where I put my money and my time," says Richeson. "So few people give to the arts and it's something the whole community does enjoy."
Along with engaging the community in the arts, the Fox Cities Building for the Arts programming can help foster important skills and allow for creative development among youth.
"It's so important that we engage our youth in the arts and really help them focus on creativity and problem solving," Seifert says. "Not only is art something to enjoy, but I truly believe that engaging in the arts encourages creativity, which can in turn encourage innovation, which helps drive the future."
Those looking forward to the exciting and diverse 2013–14 Fox Cities Performing Arts Center season have themselves and the rest of the community to thank, says Maria Van Laanen, vice president of the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center. While the final decisions on shows included in the season are made by a committee, its decisions are swayed by community opinion and ticket sales for past events.
The process of putting together a season is a complicated and lengthy one, Van Laanen says. The serious scheduling starts about 15 to 18 months before the season begins. Some Broadway touring shows are scheduled as early as two years in advance, while individual musicians or comedians can be booked as late as three or four months prior to the performance.
New shows are found in a variety of ways, but Van Laanen says a "trade show" of sorts in New York, where producers, promoters and performers come together, gives "an opportunity to start to gain some awareness of the new artists that may be up-and- coming." High quality music and family friendly shows are particularly appealing to loyal local audiences, but efforts are made to diversify the season, not only bringing in big-name Broadway shows, but giving Valley residents a chance to see something new.
The upcoming season features everything from an intimate concert with Judy Collins—a show to which Van Laanen says she is particularly anticipating—to the return of the Broadway favorite Wicked.
Visit foxcitiespac.com for the full 2013–14 lineup and ticket information.
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Profile America — Saturday, December 29th. One of the most important inventions of modern times was announced 65 years ago this week — when three Bell Laboratory scientists unveiled with what would become the junction transistor, the foundation of the information age. The three shared the Nobel Prize in physics in 1956. The transistor replaced bulky, fragile vacuum tubes, which generated a lot of heat as they amplified a signal. The first application that caught the public's attention was the transistor radio. Now, transistors are found in every electronic device that we all take for granted. Today, there are nearly 51,000 stores selling electronic devices in the U.S., with sales worth $109 billion annually. Profile America is in its 16th year as a public service of the U.S. Census Bureau.Sources: Chase's Calendar of Events 2012, p. 5992007 Economic Census, NAICS 4431 Profile America is produced by the Center for New Media and Promotions of the U.S. Census Bureau. These daily features are available as produced segments, ready to air, on a monthly CD or on the Internet at http://www.census.gov (look for "Multimedia Gallery" by the "Newsroom" button). SOURCE U.S. Census Bureau
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"Kid friendly snack. Great to remind you of summers by the campfire when you are trapped in a snow storm!"
Serving Size: 1 (35 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 1
"This was so easy and fast. It tasted real good too! Thanks for a fast recipe!!!"
"Thanks for posting Laurie. These were good for indoors and easy and quick. The only thing was that the marshmallows puffed up so much at 9 seconds I had to stop then and the chocolate didn't melt well at the same time that I had to take them out for the marshmallows. Next time I will melt the chocolate separately on the other graham cracker so I can control the time of each. The kids enjoyed them and it was a fun indoor treat. I made as written but the marshmallows stuck to the paper towel so I moved batch #2 to a plate. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy! ChefDLH"
"Not quite the same as doing over an open campfire but the next best thing. The grandkids loved them!!"
"My daughters (4 & 13) and I had so much fun making these today. It was a gloomy day outside and we wanted to try something fun to lift the mood so we decided to try this recipe. We weren't sure what to expect. We were half expecting these to taste soggy but they didn't. They were so good! Yum! Thanks for posting!!!"
"Super easy! Super quick. Cooking times will vary depending on your microwave. Just keep an eye on it! This was the perfect treat for desert tonight in honor of the last day of school."
"Yum! We missed our campfire s'mores last week due to cold weather at the beach. This was a perfect way to end Friday pizza night! :)"
"This is an amazing dessert for only taking 15 seconds!!! I really enjoy them - and I am far from being a kid - believe me!! Thanks for posting!"
"These are great. The kids and I really enjoyed making and eating these. We followed the recipe as written except ours only took 9 seconds on high. They were so yummy."
"This is by far my favorite way to eat s'mores! I love to top the bottom cracker with the chocolate and to microwave that for 5-10 seconds before adding the marshmallow. That just helps the chocolate melt a tiny bit more (although it definitely makes it more messy too! :) These treats are very kid friendly and are so fun and easy to make! The only other change I made from the recipe were to use a plate to microwave on, rather than a paper towel, because the marshmallow tended to stick to the paper towel a little when I heated them that way. Absolute perfection! Thank you!"
"I just love these! I found for my microwave that 10 seconds on power level 3 is the perfect time to make the marshmallow puff but not go running all over the plate. Also, I put the "top" graham cracker on the same plate next to the bottom cracker, then on the top cracker I put one, unwrapped, piece of chocolate (Dove, Hershey, Cadburry, what ever I have) that way both the chocolate and crackers are a bit soft. Also, I have tried using Dove chocolate covered carmel center squares of goodness for these and oh my goodness! Sheer Bliss!!"
"My brother and I used to do this as kids, and now my kids are doing it as well. The only reason I don't give it a full 5 stars is because there is no replacing that chared marshmallow flavor when you heat it over an open fire."
"Nice and easy and messy and ooey gooey good. My kids were literally in heaven. My marshmallows kept rolling off the crackers in the microwave - runaway marshmallows!"
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"Delicious! my kids loved. I nuked the marshmallow on 1 square for 10 sec. and then did chocolate on another square for 10 seconds. Will make often!"
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Hornady® LEVERevolution™ Rifle Centerfire Ammo
Up to 250' per second faster muzzle velocity than conventional level gun loads. Exceptional accuracy and overwhelming downrange terminal performance. Patent pending Evolution™ bullet with elastomer Flex Tip™ technology. Up to 40% more energy than traditional flat point loads. 20 rounds per box.
LEVERevolution's revolutionary new bullet design may require a newer magazine follower to provide best possible functioning of the last round out of the magazine.
LEVERevolution's revolutionary new bullet design may require a newer magazine follower to provide best possible functioning of the last round out of the magazine.
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Please do not buy this The bullet disintegrates. No penetration. Email me I will send you proof. We hunt MS with 45.70's. Everyone bought these because ballistics look great, but after wounding many deer with good shots (some on video) we will never take a chance again. SAD story!!! December 7, 2014
Simply the best bang for buck! I use it for every cal, they make for my guns! Can't match it without spending lots more! November 3, 2014
Solid Ammo Bought a box of 30-30 leverevolution for my family's marlin 336. These fired pretty tight groups considering the skill level of the shooters and are priced right in there with all but the cheapest ammo. So for hunting or long range shooting you cant go wrong with these the better accuracy is worth it. Wouldn't waste these for plinking though October 15, 2014
Not a single complaint Hornady is the only ammunition I have ever used in My Henry .44. I have put close to 1000 rounds through it and have never had a jam or misfire. Why change if the product works? July 14, 2014
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Can the .357 Mag be used in a revolver?
Details:I use these .357 Mag in my Ruger 77/357 & they load & shoot great. I see no reason they would not function in my S&W .357 Mag.revolver, but I just wanted to ask if there could be any problem. Anyone use them in a revolver?
1 year, 10 months ago
1 year, 10 months ago
- ALABAMA(read all my Q&A)
A:I use 357 ammunition in my Ruger security six revolver. However, avoid wadcutter ammunition with a 357 powder load. Your barrel will lead up really bad. Stay with the standard ball ammunition.
1 year, 10 months ago
Top 1000 Contributor
A:This is just from an observer's POV, but I've seen the same rounds used in a revolver with less than favorable results. They were claiming that the powder used in the rifle cartridges is slower and more ideal for long barrels, but don't have any personal experience with them. As far as fit and function, you won't have any problems with them firing.
2 years, 11 months ago
A:If it fits the magazine it should work good.
2 years ago
- New Hampsire(read all my Q&A)
Top 250 Contributor
A:yes it will function fine.
2 years, 9 months ago
- Lake Luzerne, New York(read all my Q&A)
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What type shell do i need
Details:I HAVE A 44 MAG RIFLE What type shell to ineed to hunt with . Is there a differance in hand gun ammo and rifle?
3 years ago
Top 1000 Contributor
A:Handgun ammunition has a faster propellant vs the rifle and you may see a difference at longer ranges in trajectory, ultimately effecting the accuracy of the round.
A:my friend has a ruger 44 rifle looks like a 10/22. he shoots normal handgun 44 magnum ammo and harvested a doe last year.
hope this helps...... god bless and good hunting
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A:some rifle ammo have higher pressures.
2 years, 9 months ago
- Lake Luzerne, New York(read all my Q&A)
Details:i need a good ammo for whitetail ive heard good about LEVERevolution what are the advantages and disadvantages of this ammo
3 years, 11 months ago
A:After almost three years I'm sure you've found a solution by now, but I thought I'd share anyway. My son prefers this ammo for 30-30 (Marlin). Prior to season he target shoots with the same ammo he plans to hunt with and this has been really consistent. This year he took a 12 point that field dressed 155 lbs with this ammo & his 30-30. It was close range (<75 yards), a great shot. . . not bad for a 13 year old.
1 year ago
- Southwest Missouri(read all my Q&A)
A:Yes, I shoot this out of a marlin model 336 lever action rifle that is older than I am. You will be pleased.
2 years, 1 month ago
A:never used it in my 30-30 but in my .35 remington it is great. improved stopping power and range. should work great for deer.
2 years, 4 months ago
- florida(read all my Q&A)
A:I used this ammo last weekend to sight in my marlin 30-30, we were using a 1/4 steel rod to hold our target out at 100 yards. I hit the rod and it curled almost all the way around. This is a very hard hitting round and will be using from now on.
3 years, 3 months ago
- Georgia(read all my Q&A)
Top 1000 Contributor
A:I now use this in my Marlin 336 .30-30 and like it. You would need to spend some range time to determine if it is accurate in your rifle just to be sure. If you've been using standard round or flat tip ammo this prints a bit higher so adjust your sights for that. The polymer tips are soft so they do not cause a problem in tubular magazines and shoot fairly flat. They also perform great on deer with very good expansion.
3 years, 8 months ago
- Illinois(read all my Q&A)
3 years, 11 months ago
- WEST VA(read all my Q&A)
A:no, because of the tip of ammo being so pointed.
3 years, 11 months ago
- leoma,tn.(read all my Q&A)
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differnt bullets
Details:can i find any other bullets for a marlin 308 express? i will be hunting everyting from coyotes to moose to bear. and i know the plastic tip bullets wont hold up to those animas. is there any other brand that makes bullets for a marlin 308 express?
4 years ago
Top 1000 Contributor
A:Remington's 150gr Core Lokt is an alternative, but the FTX rounds by Hornady have been proven to be excellent one shot stoppers even on big game.
A:Where did you heasr that?
I'd call some bullet manufactures and get a specific answer from them.
2 years ago
- New Hampsire(read all my Q&A)
A:Since this is Hornady ammunition, why don't you contact Hornady and ask them? Different bullets will require you to reload your own rounds, but Hornady can help you with all the info you need, such as overall length of the round, and where and how to seat the different bullets.
2 years, 11 months ago
A:Don't understimate those polymer tipped bullets, they will do just fine on moose and bear .
3 years, 2 months ago
Top 1000 Contributor
A:The ballistic tip ammunition is specifically designed for hunting. The tip allows the bullet to achieve maximum velocity, and upon impact, is destroyed and the benefit of the hollow core kicks in creating lots of internal damage. The end result with ballistic tip ammo is, you acheive maximum FPS, and also maximum expansion. It will be fine for larger game. Not sure how that round is going to do for coyotes, as my experiance with coyotes is usually a long range shot. A .308 express isn't exactly a tac driver at range. My recommendation if you were going to varmint hunt is to pick up a bolt action .17 HMR, or a 22 Mag and get some Hornady V-Max ammo. They make squirrels explode, it's pretty cool.
4 years ago
- Florence, SC(read all my Q&A)
Details:I shoot a 7mm mag. but got a new gun for b-day(henery .357 big boy). want to know which one I should bring for hunting this year? help please
4 years, 10 months ago
- colorado(read all my Q&A)
A:The 357 is a great round at closer distances and great in thick brush. But for Elk Hunting I'd take the 7 mag, it's an amazing round. In 165 grain and i suggest Hornady Custom bullets, they are usually a few dollars more but well worth it , and the 7 mag is more than enough power for that elk just put a good shot on him.
3 years, 2 months ago
A:357 is NOT a proper round for Elk. Will work for deer as I have put 3 in the freezer with a 357 BUT my 357 were hand loads and quite a bit more powerful than what you can get off of the shelf. I would not even want to try and see if they would work for Elk, not unless you handload and even then I think I would use a more powerful load and a load that will make a clean kill for sure. Better to make sure than just hit one and let it get away to die later and be harvested by coyotes.
4 years ago
- Northern Ky.(read all my Q&A)
A:If it were me, I'd stick with the 7mm.
4 years, 1 month ago
- Missouri(read all my Q&A)
A:I would stick with the 7mm mag for Elk. Much more effective at a distance and has more knock down at that distance. Good luck.
4 years, 2 months ago
- Las Vegas, NV(read all my Q&A)
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Can a 338 mrlx round be fired by a 308mrlx?
Details:I bought a box of 338 mrlx ammo from the Bass pro shop here in Savannah GA, and the guy said it was the box I needed but im unsure
5 years, 3 months ago
A:338 mrlx can not be fired in 308mrlx 2 different rounds
4 years, 1 month ago
A:No each caliber have it own ammo for that caliber. A 338 mrlx ammo have to be shot out of a 338 mrlx caliber gun and 308 mrlx have to be shot out of 308 mrlx caliber gun.
5 years, 1 month ago
- Scotland Neck, North Carolina(read all my Q&A)
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A:Yes to the ammo, haven't seen the brass for .375 Win though
1 year, 8 months ago
A:The LEVERevolution will not work for a .375 Winchester Centerfire and not able to locate brass at this time. Thanks
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- springfield, mo(read all my Q&A)
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|Wed, 05-28-2003 - 9:27am
Anyways, now that our dd is born, it's gotten a little better, but I just don't have the same drive as I did before she was born. My dh works nights so he is always sleeping during the day, sometimes for long hours, has been 12+. So it's just me and my dd. She wakes up at 5:30am, I feed her and we are usually back to sleep by 7am, back up around 9 and then she usually naps again till around 11. I don't get to goto bed until at the latest sometimes 12am when my dd has finally gone to sleep for the night. That's a 12+ hour day. By the time 10pm rolls around I am usually pretty tired. My dh doesn't understand. I once said to him that after the baby was born everything bedroom wise would be back to normal. For the most part, it is. Except for the fact that there's no love or romance. I try explaining it to him, he will just say to me "You wanna do it?!" or "Let's do it!" Meanwhile our dd is up all bright eyed, I ask him, "and what do you want me to do with our dd? I'm not just going to leave her sitting in the living room alone while we have sex! That's just not right." Plus it really gives me the creeps for some reason.
I just wanna know where the romance is?! I tried explaining to him that it's different for women. They can't just get into it at the snap of a finger like men can. (I'm sure there are some that can, I just can't...) I asked him if he'd ever heard of fore play. I said, "maybe try it sometime" He gets all pi$$ed off when I say no and then won't talk to me when I try and explain this to him. I NEED romance, I NEED more then just an "I love you" What ever happened to MAKING LOVE?! How do I make him understand that a woman needs to be shown love, as well as told?! He just doesn't get it, and I just don't know how to get him to understand what I mean. I said to him, "would you like me to just say ok, everytime you ask me and then just lay there, because YOU wanted to and I didn't?" He just tells me to go away, because he doesn't want to talk to me. So right now, he's laying on the floor in our dd's room sleeping because, he says, I should lay with our dd till she falls asleep. I KNOW he's in there because he's ticked off at me because I said I didn't want to have sex.
WHY WHY WHY doesn't he understand? I've tried telling him nicely, he doesn't get it, we've fought about it, and he doesn't get it, I've tried just not talking about it at all, and he doesn't get it. HOW do I get him to understand what I mean? Like am I wrong here? I NEED romance, I NEED to be shown love. I just don't get it?! Why won't he listen to me? I am SO tired of fighting and bickering over stupid stuff like this. Is this relationship forever doomed or is there a way to get him to understand me?
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If not, why are you expecting having a child to change that? IF he was, you two need to sit down and talk because there's deeper resentments and this is the ground you two are using to fight on - but it's not what the battle is about.
|Wed, 05-28-2003 - 9:58am
I do understand your pov- I need the same things! But one thing you have to also admit is that your husband has needs too- and after such a long period of relative "dry spell", he must be desperately needing sex!
I know your drive has disappeared, but his hasn't and can you imagine how frusterated he must feel at this point? What I think is that in order for one of you to get what you need, you need to give him what he needs also- kind of take turns. And at this point, I'd say his need for sex must outweight your need for romance- he's been without it for a long time and the physcial drive is very strong, even for me, a woman, I'd be insane by that point.
Then, after you have given him what he needs, and he's not at the point of desperation anymore- then it's his turn to attend to your needs and be romantic. Look, I love romance as much as the next girl but if I demanded it every time my husband tried to touch me we'd never be intimate- and that's not good for your marraige.
You BOTH deserve to get what you need- and before you have the right to demand things from him, you have to acknowelege that he has the right to ask things of you too.
One thing your dd needs is parents who have a good, happy marraige. Don't let your marraige go or you'll all regret it.
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|Wed, 05-28-2003 - 2:19pm
It's very hard to keep the romance alive when you have a new baby (although I'm blessed with one that has slept through the night since he was 8 weeks old!), because you're tired and stressed out. My husband and I have a sort of unspoken compromise worked out. During the week, when he and I have both worked all day, and we're both exhausted, we just have "sex." But on the weekends, we take our time. He gives me what I need, and does it willingly, because he gets what he needs all week. Maybe that could work for you, too. Good luck!


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