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Eleventh Technique: Using US Free Ads
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I'm so glad we did! It had a great laid back vibe, perfect for the weary but cheery traveler. It felt LA to me without being too much. Our server was awesome – attentive, adorable but not overbearing in the least. He kept my soda water full, which was needed after a 6 hour flight of dehydration.
We got to order on these cool little sheets that allowed us to build our own burger. They had some great stuff to choose from, and a lot of veggies which I appreciated. They had a slew of cool sauces and yummy sides, and the choice of a gluten free bun for just $1 more. Continue reading

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ZUMBROTA — Return to the music of singer/songwriters Simon & Garfunkel, hearing favorites such as "Mr. Tamborine Man" and "America" sung by the Ultrasonic Duo. On the Crossings stage 8 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 4.
This highly professional duo features acoustic and electric favorites from the '60s till now. Don and Greg play an easy listening mix of rock, reggae, old country, folk, alternative, original tunes and surf music. Known for their harmonies, the Ultrasonic Duo takes pride on tight and smooth vocals. This is listening music, which is never overpowering or loud.
Don D. Harvey adds lead vocals, harmonies, acoustic guitar, and harmonica while Greg Grokowsky plays acoustic, electric and twelve string guitar in addition to adding lead and background vocals. Grokowsky is a master of the surf music genre of the '50s and '60s in the guitar styles of Dick Dale and the Ventures.
Harvey and Grokowsky taught school together for many years and often talked about music. They attended a Roger McGuinn concert together and realized they both were quite influenced by McGuinn and the Byrds.
Grokowsky plays the same style Rickenbacker 12-string guitar that Roger plays ... and in fact, McGuinn graciously signed Grokowsky's Rickenbacker in Red Wing at a concert in 2010.
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United States National Atlas Airports, 2010-2012
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- This point shapefile represents airports in the United States, Puerto Rico, and U.S. Virgin Islands with airport passenger enplanements of 25 passengers or more per year. This layer is part of the 2014 ESRI Data and Maps collection for ArcGIS 10.2.U.S. National Atlas Airports provides information about the locations, names, location identifiers, and enplanements of airports for conducting geographic analysis on national and large regional scales.
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24 December 2017 – Wingrave Parish Church – 11.15PM
Reading Isaiah 9:2—7
2 The people walking in darkness
have seen a great light;
on those living in the land of deep darkness
a light has dawned.
3 You have enlarged the nation
and increased their joy;
they rejoice before you
as people rejoice at the harvest,
as warriors rejoice
when dividing the plunder.
4 For as in the day of Midian's defeat,
you have shattered
the yoke that burdens them,
the bar across their shoulders,
the rod of their oppressor.
5 Every warrior's boot used in battle
and every garment rolled in blood
will be destined for burning,
will be fuel for the fire.
6 For to us a child is born,
to us a son is given,
and the government will be on his shoulders.
And he will be called
Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God,
Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.
7 Of the greatness of his government and peace
there will be no end.
He will reign on David's throne
and over his kingdom,
establishing and upholding it
with justice and righteousness
from that time on and forever.
The zeal of the Lord Almighty
will accomplish this.
Gospel Acclamation
Alleluia, alleluia.
The Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we have seen his glory.
All Alleluia.
Gospel Luke 2:1—14
The birth of Jesus
In those days Caesar Augustus issued a decree that a census should be taken of the entire Roman world. 2 (This was the first census that took place while Quirinius was governor of Syria.) 3 And everyone went to their own town to register.
4 So Joseph also went up from the town of Nazareth in Galilee to Judea, to Bethlehem the town of David, because he belonged to the house and line of David. 5 He went there to register with Mary, who was pledged to be married to him and was expecting a child. 6 While they were there, the time came for the baby to be born, 7 and she gave birth to her firstborn, a son. She wrapped him in cloths and placed him in a manger, because there was no guest room available for them.
8 And there were shepherds living out in the fields near by, keeping watch over their flocks at night. 9 An angel of the Lord appeared to them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they were terrified. 10 But the angel said to them, 'Do not be afraid. I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people. 11 Today in the town of David a Saviour has been born to you; he is the Messiah, the Lord. 12 This will be a sign to you: you will find a baby wrapped in cloths and lying in a manger.'
13 Suddenly a great company of the heavenly host appeared with the angel, praising God and saying,
14 'Glory to God in the highest heaven,
and on earth peace to those on whom his favour rests.'
You probably have never heard a sermon preached on Isaiah 9. The content is difficult—warrior's boots and garments rolled in blood—but it is set alongside Luke 2 birth narrative in Christmas readings, and who would not choose that?
Good news is clear—population census—Joseph and Mary travel to Bethlehem 'city of David.' Baby is born as had been foretold—angels appear to shepherds—sing glory to God and peace on earth.
Reading from first book of Isaiah is set around 732BC—northern kingdom of Israel has fallen to Assyrians—Tiglath Pileser III is conquering the whole region—only 2 centuries later Judah will also fall—this time to Babylon and exile.
All is darkness and failure—but the prophecy sets a different tone. People who walk in darkness have seen a great light—they are joyful and rejoice—a child is born who will reverse their fortunes and save them—he will become a great governor—a man of peace—there will be justice and righteousness throughout the kingdom. This saviour will reign on the throne of David forever.
The parallels in Luke 2 are self-evident—in both times, background is oppression, failure, separation from God, and despair—all symbolized by the brooding presence of darkness. From this unpromising context there emerges hope—the birth of a saviour from the line of David—the dawn of the light—rejoicing—a statement of faith, hope and gratitude. Just as it appears the powers of this world have a firm hold on humanity—God's power brings the final victory.
How can we Christian listeners fail to hear in the words of the 8th C prophet the whole reason why we are here tonight?
6 For to us a child is born,
to us a son is given,
and the government will be on his shoulders.
And he will be called
Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God,
Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.
7 Of the greatness of his government and peace
there will be no end.
He will reign on David's throne
and over his kingdom,
establishing and upholding it
with justice and righteousness
from that time on and forever.
The zeal of the Lord Almighty
will accomplish this.
Amen—Come Lord Jesus.


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Diego Luna Narrates National Geographic Special
Diego Luna is now a voice narrator.
To celebrate its 120 year anniversary, National Geographic Society is presenting a seven hour miniseries on the migration of animals.
They have asked Diego to narrate the special and he has agreed.
Let's see how he does.
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Scopul nostru este sprijinirea şi promovarea cercetării ştiinţifice şi facilitarea comunicării între cercetătorii români din întreaga lume.
Domenii publicaţii > Stiinte ingineresti + Tipuri publicaţii > Articol în revistã ştiinţificã
Autori: Yuan Chen, Dragos Ciuparu, Sangyun Lim, Yanhui Yang, Gary L. Haller and Lisa Pfefferle
Editorial: Journal of Catalysis, 226(2), p.351-362, 2004.
The influence of the CO pressure and of the duration of catalyst exposure to CO was systematically investigated with respect to the carbon yield, selectivity, and diameter uniformity of single wall carbon nanotubes (SWNT) produced by CO disproportionation over Co-MCM-41 catalysts. The SWNT were characterized by Raman and near infrared (NIR) spectroscopy, while the state of the catalyst and the size of the metallic cobalt clusters were investigated by X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS). The experimental results suggest that both the selectivity to SWNT and the uniformity of their diameters are controlled by the relative rates of the following competing processes: cobalt reduction, nucleation of cobalt into clusters, and SWNT growth. It was found that reaction at low CO pressures leads to a wider distribution of diameters and lower SWNT selectivity. The duration of catalyst exposure to CO was found to strongly affect the SWNT selectivity at the early stages of SWNT growth, while it has a minor effect on the SWNT diameter uniformity.
Cuvinte cheie: Single wall carbon nanotubes; Cobalt clusters; CO pressure; Reaction time


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After 3 weeks of using my curly wig, I decided it was time for a new look. So my new protective style is unravelled crochet havana twists. I simply re-used the Xpression Naomi boom twists I used here. I washed the twists with warm water and shampoo and spread them out to dry before installing them.
How I Prepared My Hair:
Prepoo: ORS Replenishing Conditioner + Hairveda Sitrinillah
Shampoo: Creme of Nature Moisture and Shine Shampoo (lathered twice)
Conditioner: Alberto VO5 Sun-kissed Raspberry with Chamomile Balancing Conditioner (Left on for 5 minutes and rinsed out with cold water)
Leave-in Conditioner: Profectiv Megagrowth Daily Leave in Strengthener, sealed with Grapeseed oil.
Air-dried, detangled and applied Cantu Shea Butter Creamy Lotion for Natural Hair just before braiding up my hair. I also oiled my scalp with my oil mix.
My braid pattern and installation method was just the same as when initially installed the naomi boom twists. The only difference between the hair styles is that I unravelled each twist after installing all.
I looove eeit! I really do. This style is a keeper. I'm following my usual protective style regimen. It is important to take care of one's hair and not abandon it while underneath/in protective styles. I spray my hair with diluted Lusters' S.curl Curl Activator Moisturizer and oil my scalp once in 2 - 3 days.
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Style Post: Unravelled Crochet Havana Twists
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Natural Language Generation
David D. McDonald
Natural language generation (NLG) is the process by which thought is rendered into language. It has been studied by philosophers, neurologists, psycholinguists, child psychologists, and linguists. Here we will examine what generation is to those who look at it from a computational perspective: people in the fields of artificial intelligence and computational linguistics.
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author = {David D. McDonald},
title = {Natural Language Generation},
booktitle = {Handbook of Natural Language Processing, Second Edition},
editor = {Nitin Indurkhya and Fred J. Damerau},
publisher = {CRC Press, Taylor and Francis Group},
address = {Boca Raton, FL},
year = {2010},
note = {ISBN 978-1420085921}


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FORUM ON BEER, HOMEBREWING, AND RELATED ISSUES Rob Gardner, Digest Coordinator Contents: Ballantine IPA cap 66 resolved (Ihor W. Slabicky) re: A bit of Homebrew History? (Dick Dunn) Eis-Stoff (Dick Dunn) Germany, Part 6 (Norm Hardy) RE: Kegs (greg roody) Soda canisters need a home.... (Charlie Woloszynski) ice-wine (Dan Breidenbach) Freshops (Russ Gelinas) coupla things (Geoffrey Sherwood) Distillation legality (Steven Kent Jensen) Eiswine (Donald P Perley) Beer Drinking Vessels (Jim Conroy) RE: Raspberry stout (Paul Ford 312/702-0335) oak chips and dry hopping (Rick Noah Zucker) Mix & match raspberry stout? (Fred Condo, sysop) Re: Ice? (Algis R Korzonas +1 708 979 8583) Christmas beers? (Chris Shenton) Re: Homebrew Digest #514 (October 10, 1990) (Kevin Karplus) Ginger Measuring (bob) Eiswein (Tad Blakeley) Chilling time ("SDPHS2::SBSGRAD")
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---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Tue, 9 Oct 90 17:07:05 -0400 From: iws at sgfb.ssd.ray.com (Ihor W. Slabicky) Subject: Ballantine IPA cap 66 resolved The riddle for Ballantine IPA cap 66 has been solved! In a previous digest, gateh%CONNCOLL.BITNET at CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU wrote: > It is puzzle number 66, and the pictures, as best can be translated into > words, appear to be: > First word: a sheep saying "Baaa..." + "'b" (?) > Second word: K + what looks like a necklace (a lei) + 2000 lbs (a ton) > Bob Klayton? Who is Bob Klayton? Well, it really is Bob Clayton. You say "Huh"? Well, it is Bob Clayton. Of course even Falstaff does not know who Bob Clayton is, but cap 66 is Bob Clayton. BTW, there are 413 different rebuses (rebusi ? :-) ) in the list that Falstaff provided. You can get your own list by contacting Falstaff: Falstaff Brewery Sales Department P.O. Box 926 1025 Grant Street Fort Wayne, IN 46801 (219) 424-7233 Anybody have a complete collection of these rebus caps? Thanks, Gregg, for the cap :-) Ihor Return to table of contents
Date: 9 Oct 90 22:51:14 MDT (Tue) From: ico.isc.com!rcd at raven.eklektix.com (Dick Dunn) Subject: re: A bit of Homebrew History? This question arrived just in time for us to lift one to celebrate an important anniversary... > My girlfriend recently came across a series of craft books called > _The Family Creative Workshop_ (Plenary Publications Intl., Inc. 1974)... > "At the present time, federal law prohibits the home brewing of > beers made of fermented hops and malt. You cannot get a license > to make your own brew as you can to make your own wine,... > ...My question is this: was homebrewing as we > know it now illegal back in 1974 when this book was published? I have > been brewing for about 5 years and I have never had an inkling that > making beer at home was a federal offense so short a time ago... Yes! Homebrewing was illegal (by federal law) until 1978...and in some states it was illegal even longer than that. I remember being at an AHA convention sometime in the mid-80's [sorry; actual year lost in memory- fog] when it was announced that Texas had finally legalized it. Utah, of course, still forbids it. The law legalizing homebrewing was signed on October 14, 1978. (You can read about it in Vol. 1, No. 1 of _Zymurgy_.) For anyone who cares about the tiny details, the legislation was really spearheaded by Sen Cranston (D-CA); other co-sponsors were Schmitt (NM), Bumpers (Ark), and Gravel (Alaska). Cranston also took some care to avoid a "registration" provision in the law, else we would have had to tell BATF we were brewing. I don't believe there had been any prosecutions under the law for quite some time before legalization, if ever. However, there was a lot of simple game-playing so as not to flout the law too openly. The main thing that happened after legalization was that people started communicating, study- ing, and learning about homebrew. The quality of the average homebrew has improved about an order of magnitude since then. Depending on where all this new-tax bullshit falls out, we may see another quantum leap in interest in homebrewing. But anyway, lift a glass to legal homebrew this Sunday (assuming, sigh, that you can drink on Sunday where you are:-) --- Dick Dunn rcd at raven.eklektix.com -or- raven!rcd (303)494-0965 Return to table of contents
Date: 10 Oct 90 02:14:12 MDT (Wed) From: ico.isc.com!rcd at raven.eklektix.com (Dick Dunn) Subject: Eis-Stoff Tony Klein wrote about Eiswein... > Hmmm, how very interesting. A while back my parents took a trip > to the 'old country' (Austria). They brought back with them some 'Eis[wine]' > (I don't know how to spell it) which they claimed was made from grapes that > had been allowed to freeze on the vine. I was dubious about this - seems > to me that allowing grapes to freeze will ruin them... No, this is for real. In Germany there's a specific category, Eiswein. What happens is that the grapes are left on the vine until they get the first real frost, at which point they pick them (boy, that sounds like fun--sub-freezing harvest) and crush them. The ice crystals are left behind, so the crush contains concentrated juice. Eisweins are generally pretty substantial dessert wines (because the concentration leaves a lot of sugar; it can't all be fermented out). They're also uncommon, because (as Tony was speculating) you can't just let grapes go through arbitrary freeze/thaw cycles without damage. > So my question: Do you figure it's called 'ice wine' because it's distilled > (fortified) via freezing as mentioned above? No frozen grapes involved? No, the freezing is before fermentation, to concentrate the juice. This is one way to do it. Another way, which also adds some interesting flavors, is to rot the grapes on the vine. No, really! The "rot" is the mold Botrytis cinerea; it pierces the grape skin so that water evaporates. This gives you Sauternes in France, [Trocken]beerenauslese in Germany, etc. Check out a good book on "wines of the world" - best is Johnson, next maybe Sutcliffe, then Parker or Finigan. But it doesn't work for beer, 'cause freezing barley is just stupid, and rotting it gives you a different drug (Claviceps purpurea, which to a first approximation gives you LSD...and that's just too wild a digression for this thread:-). So instead, you can make the beer, fermenting it until the yeast stop, then freeze it to remove some water and concentrate the rest. This is the Eisbock process. For the sake of completeness, the remaining way to "fortify" such a bever- age is to add some measure of distilled spirit. This is what's done with sherry and port; their fermentation is stopped by adding what amounts to a young brandy, enough to kill the yeast. --- Dick Dunn rcd at raven.eklektix.com -or- raven!rcd (303)494-0965 Return to table of contents
Date: Tue, 9 Oct 90 19:03:10 PDT From: polstra!norm at uunet.UU.NET (Norm Hardy) Subject: Germany, Part 6 The three weeks spent in Germany were wonderful times. Good friends, good food, good times, good scenery, and GREAT beer. From July 9 - 31 I got my third chance to experience the best in beer making. Even so, there were many more styles of German beer untried. Not being a wheat beer fanatic, I didn't have any. Swabian beers escaped me, Florian. Rauch beers didn't mess up my olfactory nerves. But I had fun. Two non-German beers I liked very much were Budweiser Budvar and Pilsner Urquell, both worth Czeching out. The Budwieser bills itself as a Helles Lagerbier and is less bitter than the Urquell. Both are a level of smoothness better than the German beers which are 5 levels of smoothness better than anything else. The Germans have high regard for these beers and are willing to pay 40-60% more to drink them. My favorites from the trip: Andechs Doppelbock and Helles, Veltins Pils, Schlosser Alt, Kuppers Kolsch, Bitburger Pils, Spaten Pils, Monchshof Kloster Schwartz Pils, and Moravia Pils. Holsten Alcohol-Frei was my choice for no-test fuel. Homebrew comments: to capture the smoothness of these beers you must have access to a refrigerator and be willing to lager (age) for up to 2 months before bottling. Alts and Kolsch's would need to age up to a month. Use the best yeast available and have a good supply ready to pitch. Don't over mash or sparge to capture the malt flavor without the graininess that often comes along for the ride. Hops usage should be judicious, allowing for 60 minutes of boiling for bittering (after 30 minutes of unhopped boil) and some time for aroma and flavor at the end of the boil. Personal homebrew comments: I just bottled a wonderful Munich style lager that I would like to think rivals Andechs (I aim high). Here was the recipe 7 lbs Klages, 3 lbs Vienna malt, 6 oz Safeway Pearl Barley (soaked overnight in the fridge, then mixed to a starchy glue in the blender and thrown into the mash; it adds good body and flavor but clears out nicely over time and cold temperature). 1.5 oz Hallertauer cones boiled 60 minutes, .25 oz boiled 10 min, and .25 oz simmered after the boil 10 minutes before the cooling started. Wyeast 2206 with 40 oz yeast starter. Pitched at 76f and visible action seen in 5 hours. The fermenter was then put into the fridge for 23 days before racking. OG 1.052, FG 1.015. 49 days before bottling. In conclusion (its about time!) I have to say that the AHA needs to do a better job training the judges to correctly understand the beer styles they rate. How many of them have been to Germany and actually tasted ON TAP these beers? Some I'm sure but not enough yet. No, I am not a judge at this time. Maybe next year. Norm Hardy Return to table of contents
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 90 06:09:38 PDT From: greg roody <roody at whzguy.enet.dec.com> Subject: RE: Kegs I ordered a cornelious keg from Alternate Beverage ($19.95 plus shipping). It arrived still pressurized with a small amount of syrup in it. I guess that qualifies for "as is from the soda manufacturer" condition. The only peroblem I have with it is I cannot get the gas inlet connector off to change the o-ring, but as long as it isn't leaking I'll avoid the heroics to remove it. I alsso ordered a bunch of other things and all arrived as promised. Now, here is a new question: What were the previous contents of the used 6/7 gallon carbouys that some beer supply stores sell? They look suspiciously like chemocal carbuoys - especially since you can still see the D.O.T. symbol location. I just hope it wasn't something nasty like mercury or chromic acid. /greg Return to table of contents
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 90 09:12:16 EDT From: chw at barnardstar.bellcore.com (Charlie Woloszynski) Subject: Soda canisters need a home.... I have eight (8) Coke canisters for anyone who can offer them a good home. I recently moved into an apartment (from sharing a house) and there is no room for these canisters. I had hoped to try kegging in these canisters but, alas, I realized it was not going to suit my drinking habits (I like to take my many creations intermixed, even in the same evening). So, for those readers in the greater NJ/NY area, offer them a home and they are yours (small brides accepted). Charlie Woloszynski chw at aries.bellcore.com P.S. These were obtained from a soda distributer, and hence need cleaning and (probably, though I am not sure) new gaskets. Return to table of contents
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 90 08:52:15 -0500 From: dbreiden at mentor.cc.purdue.edu (Dan Breidenbach) Subject: ice-wine I'll stick with the English spelling.....Tony Klein, your parents were right. Ice-wine is not made by freezing wine. PBS has a lovely series called "Vintage: a history of wine". I don't know anything about broadcast times and I don't remember the host's name, but the show was featuring German wines and a bit on ice-wine was included. Grapes for ice-wine are allowed to freeze on the vine. These grapes are picked (at midnight if you're a purist) and treated like regular grapes except that very little juice can be extracted. Thus, ice-wine is very expensive--and suppossedly very good. (I've never tried it.) I don't know enough about winemaking to discuss the perils of freezing grapes. I do have a friend who made a delightful wine from pure frozen concentrated juice. I gather that the scarcity and cost of real ice-wine adds to its mystery and the general lack of knowledge. Danny Breidenbach I hope someday to work at a place that requires me to have a disclaimer. Return to table of contents
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 90 10:47 EST From: <R_GELINA%UNHH.BITNET at MITVMA.MIT.EDU> (Russ Gelinas) Subject: Freshops I just received the Freshops price list for the Sept.1990 harvest! Yahoo! The only problem is that I can't figure it out. It looks like you now get a discount for quantity, regardless of the type of hop, and there seems to be a minimum of 3/4 lb., but they also list the price for 1/4 lb. Has anyone else gotten the price list, and if so, does it make sense? Russ Return to table of contents
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 90 07:30:43 PDT From: sherwood at adobe.com (Geoffrey Sherwood) Subject: coupla things Re: Dave Miller _Complete_Handbook_of_Homebrewing_ He does have a lot of good info, but I subtitle it: _The_Complete_Paranoia_of_Homebrewing_. Sanitization is important, but I think he goes overboard. Ditto with ingredient selection (eg,I have found crushed malt to work *just fine* (at least for adjunct usage) though he says the only way he would recommend is do crush it yourself). If what you are after is perfect repeatability, fine, be paranoid. If you are a beginner (or intermediate) who just wants to brew good beer, Papazain is a much better source of philosophy (relax...). Again, Miller has good info but he has to be taken with a *large* grain of salt. IMHO. Re: beermaking illegal I don't think keeping beer making illegal was an oversight at all. The feds did not want you to make ANYTHING from malted barley (I believe even MALTING barley without a license was illegal). The reason? Barley malt can be used to make more than beer (especially if you have an old still around!). That is the way I heard it, anyway. geoff sherwood Return to table of contents
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 90 11:03:32 -0400 (EDT) From: Steven Kent Jensen <sj1f+ at andrew.cmu.edu> Subject: Distillation legality About two months ago I had occasion to look at the laws on distilling. All information is from 1988 tax codes. Home distillation of beverage alchohol is illegal. Also illegal under this law are other methods of increasing the alchohol content, such as freezing. Steven Jensen The preceding is my personal interpretation of the codes. This should not be in any way interpreted to be a definite legal statement of the law as it stands. Return to table of contents
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 90 11:18:13 EDT From: perley at easygoer.crd.ge.com (Donald P Perley) Subject: Eiswine >(I once spotted a bottle of "Eiswine" in the local liquor store - icicles >and snowdrifts on the label, hefty price tag (~$12 for a little bottle) >imported from Germany.) > >So my question: Do you figure it's called 'ice wine' because it's distilled >(fortified) via freezing as mentioned above? No frozen grapes involved? >More interesting information would be, well, interestingly informative. The grapes are picked after partial freezing, which performs the same function as freezing bock beer or hard cider. It pulls fresh water out, leaving everything else concentrated. It is usually done in conjunction with botritus, which also sucks out water. Ice wine is a risky proposition, as you can lose everything if the weather doesn't cooperate. $12 for a half bottle is pretty cheap too. Most of it costs much more. As it is, ice wine, as well as trockenbeerenauslese, are usually low profit items for the winery due to the risk as well as extra labor, lower yields, etc. They are mostly done for the prestige. -don perley Return to table of contents
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 90 11:42:22 ECT From: Jim Conroy <AS2JXC%BINGVMA.BITNET at CORNELLC.cit.cornell.edu> Subject: Beer Drinking Vessels Folks, Just yesterday I received a catalog of Beer Vessels from an outfit called Originals International 29 Chestnut Ridge Road Mahopac, NY 10541 (914) 225-2784 Their catalog, an 8 page foldout glossy, has glassware and mugs in the $9 - $476 price range. (OK one is $476 top end is really $180) Their description of the offerings ... "Orginal Brewery Glasses, Crystal Goblets and Mugs Imported, hand-selected, and gift packaged by ORGINALS INTERNATIONAL All galsses are shipped with autehenic brewery coaster, Certificate, and brewery story" They do have a collection of "Bavarian Weissbeer Glasses" apx 10. from different breweries. I saw a display at the Hunter Mt. Bacvarian Alps festival this summer. I have not delt with OI in any manner than adding my name to their mailing list, their produts do look intresting. Jim Conroy SUNY Binghamton Return to table of contents
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 1990 12:17:31 CDT From: CS_PAUL at gsbvxb.uchicago.edu (Paul Ford 312/702-0335) Subject: RE: Raspberry stout RE: Eiswein I'm no wine expert, but I'm pretty darn sure the Eiswein is not made by freezing wine. Instead it's the juice, while still in the grapes, that gets frozen and consequently concentrated. You end up with a _very sweet_, but not more alcoholic, wine. Actually the freezing is sort of icing on the cake, I think these grapes are pretty shrivelled by the time the frost hits. The Germans and Austrians have a series of names for their succession of fancier, sweeter wines : Spaetlese (late pick), Auslese (selected pick), Trockenbeeren(sp?) Auslese (dry berry selected pick), Eiswein (ice wine), maybe there are some others. My sketchy understanding of the process involved in producing these wines is based on some conversations, in very halting German, at the Wachau Wine Festival this summer in Krems Austria. The grapes actually start to dehydrate resulting in sweeter and sweeter juice the longer they are left on the vine. Maybe somewhere along the way the noble rot stuff starts happening too. At some point they start picking individual grapes rather than the whole bunch, I guess that's when they become Ausleses instead of mere Spaetleses. All this is apparently very weather dependent so some years are better than others for these wines, especially the Trockenbeeren and Eiswein. I sampled an Eiswein at Krems, 1/16 liter of the stuff is a lot. Really, really sweet. I think French Sauternes are made in a similar manner. Paul Ford (cs_paul at gsbacd.uchicago.edu) Return to table of contents
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 90 10:29:51 -0700 From: noah at cs.washington.edu (Rick Noah Zucker) Subject: oak chips and dry hopping I would like to use oak chips and dry hopping in my latest batch. However, neither of my two brewing books (Papazian and Reese) says anything about it. So, I would like some advice on how much to use and when to add them. I am basically brewing Propensity Pilsener Lager from TCJOHB. The only important difference is that it will be brewed as an ale with yeast cultured from a Sierra Nevada bottle. Rick N. Zucker Return to table of contents
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 90 09:59:15 PDT From: fredc at pro-humanist.cts.com (Fred Condo, sysop) Subject: Mix & match raspberry stout? Bill Crick says: >I started a batch of the Raspberry Imperial Stout from >Zymrgy. I split the batch into two primaries, and a I >planned to use two yeasts, I started them both, and put one >in each. One fermenter has a packet of Red Star Pastuer >Champagne yeast... The second has a packet of Cordon Brew >(?) ale and stout yeast... Does anyone know what will happen >when I mix these two together in secondary? Will one yeast >dominate? Which one? It seems a shame to mix them. Keep them in separate secondaries and bottle them separately, and you'll have two different, wonderful brews. Depending on the OG, you could get one dry (Pasteur) and one sweet (ale). If you mix them, the Pasteur would probably dominate, if the alcohol content has stopped the less tolerant ale yeast. Note that I'm assuming... . OG above 1.075 . Red Star Pasteur is more tolerant than Cordon Brew ale/stout (I've never used either) . You didn't have a particular result in mind when you decided to mix the two fermentations in secondary. But, even if my first two assumptions are false, I'd keep the two separate, to see (taste) the different results. Return to table of contents
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 90 13:31:51 mdt From: hplabs!hp-lsd.cos.hp.com!ihlpl!korz (Algis R Korzonas +1 708 979 8583) Subject: Re: Ice? Shaun Vecera asks: >2. There was a question posted last month about putting ice in your >strainer while sparging. I didn't see any responses, so here's the >question again: Can you get away with this cheap wort cooler, provided >you sterilize your ice cube trays and cover them while in the freezer? Well, yes and no. Ideally, you would like to get a good cold break, which has been achieved (by someone in this digest -- who I don't remember) by simply adding ice to the kettle after the boil, or more conventionally, by using an immersion chiller, or by using a counterflow chiller. The ice or immersion method has the additional advantage that you can leave a large amount of trub in the kettle. I first read about this in a posting by Darryl Richman, well over a year ago. After you get the good cold break, you would like to filter out the coagulated proteins, etc. through your filter bed as you sparge in your lauter tun. If you put the ice in your strainer (your lauter tun in this case), you will have a pretty messy filter bed and a lot of trub will pass through into your fermenter. Another problem is that if you are doing a full boil, as you would if you were doing all-grain, you would be adding water in the form of melting ice. I say yes because it is much better to chill your wort any sanitary way, rather than simply letting it sit on a countertop till it's cool enough to pitch. If you are doing an extract batch, might I suggest adding the ice to the kettle and then straining into the fermenter? That may be the cheapest way to cool quickly. Also, as Noonan has suggested, it's a good idea to cool the wort before aeration (pouring into the fermenter) to reduce oxidation. Al. Return to table of contents
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 90 15:29:29 EDT From: Chris Shenton <chris at asylum.gsfc.nasa.gov> Subject: Christmas beers? Anyone care to send/post your favorite spicy beer recipe? I've done a couple all-grain batches, and would like to get a tasty Xmas beer going so it has time to mellow. Thanks. Return to table of contents
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 90 12:57:50 PDT From: Kevin Karplus <karplus at ararat.ucsc.edu> Subject: Re: Homebrew Digest #514 (October 10, 1990) Eiswein is indeed made from grapes that froze on the vine---I believe that these very late harvest grapes have a higher sugar content and make a fairly strong sweet wine. The stuff is expensive because for the same reason that late harvest wines are expensive---there is a significant chance of grapes rotting if you leave them on the vine too long, especially if the weather doesn't cooperate. If there are any vintners out there with more info on Eiswein, feel free to correct me, or amplify on my remarks. I don't believe that freeze-distillation is used commercially anywhere, because the fusel oils are concentrated along with the ethanol. Fractional distillation produces a much safer concentrated spirit. Kevin Karplus Return to table of contents
Date: Wed Oct 10 17:05:38 1990 From: semantic!bob at uunet.UU.NET Subject: Ginger Measuring A quicky (or two): How many table/teaspoons of coarsely grated ginger in an ounce of ginger? - OR - How many table/teaspoons of ginger mush in an ounce of ginger? -- Robert A. Gorman (Bob) bob at rsi.com Watertown MA US -- -- Relational Semantics, Inc. uunet!semantic!bob +1 617 926 0979 -- Return to table of contents
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 90 16:31:25 PDT From: Tad Blakeley <mblakele at jarthur.Claremont.edu> Subject: Eiswein from Tony Klein <ncrons!klein at RELAY.CS.NET> And now I say: Hmmm, how very interesting. A while back my parents took a trip to the 'old country' (Austria). They brought back with them some 'Eis[wine]' (I don't know how to spell it) which they claimed was made from grapes that had been allowed to freeze on the vine. I was dubious about this - seems to me that allowing grapes to freeze will ruin them. But they did not know any more details since they were not interested in the whole manufacturing process .... So I concluded that the story was somehow messed up in translation and left the matter as yet another unsolved question of these modern times. According to _Welt-Atlas des Wines_, Hans Ambrosi, Eiswein: Weintrauben bei Lese und Kelterung zu Eis gefroren. Ambrosi calls this the "Gesetzliche Mindestanforderungen," so I assume that he is paraphrasing the West (now simply) German law. Free translation: The grapes must be frozen on the vine and pressed while still frozen. Neglecting ugly rumors about vintner freezers, the traditional process for Eiswein calls for a long, hot summer (like this one was in Germany) and a cold snap just as the grapes are ready. There hasn't been much Eiswein since 83 (global warming? :-), so the prices are high. I've drunk three glasses of Eiswein in my life, thanks to the cellar of a generous professor; if you have the supply and the money, I recommend it. Eisbock is, as was elsewhere stated, made by freezing bock. One can also bring "winter wine" up to about brandy proof through this process. -- tad Return to table of contents
Date: 10 Oct 90 17:32:00 WET From: "SDPHS2::SBSGRAD" <sbsgrad%sdphs2.decnet%sdph1 at ucsd.edu> Subject: Chilling time From: "Sparky" <sslade at ucsd.edu> (Steve Slade) Date sent: 10-OCT-1990 17:21:53 PT My partner and I just finished the first stage of brewing for our Xmas ale last night, so I now have real chilling time data to share with the net. We keep things real cheap and simple, since we don't have much spare time or money...We brew in an aluminum pot (2.5 gallons) on an electric stove ( worst of all possible worlds, I know!). When the boil is complete we carefully lower the brewing kettle into a large plastic garbage can which is about 1/4 full of ice water. The pot is held in place by a couple of bungie cords which stretch from the pot's handles to the garbage can's handles. The wort chilled to 46 C in 10 minutes and was down to 27 C in about 17 minutes. This seems to be a faster chill than others have quoated using immersion chillers, which is the main reason I have not bothered making one yet. So in the spirit of RDWHAHB, I say relax, chill the wort in your garbage can, and spend the wort chiller money on a few more batches of homebrew! Sparky (Steve Slade) Internet: sslade at ucsd.edu UUCP: ...ucsd!sslade Bitnet: sslade at ucsd.bitnet DECnet/SPAN: SDPH1::SBSGRAD Return to table of contents
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BYOI – The Expression To Say ItFeatured Audience Members, Show Recap February 2nd. 2018, 9:33pm
We had a great family friendly show with Daniel, Erich, Josh, Emily, Audrey, and Alessandra! Our FAM was Millie! She has sisters, and she loves cosplay. She was one of the characters from Jem and the Holograms for the last Comic Con, and she is a proud My Little Pony collector. She'd like to move somewhere without pollen, and a fun animal combination for her is a chihuaua/unicorn. FAM Six Pack had an executive chef for the local buffet, a globby gem, and a tuna hat.
Sports Commentator started off the show, with Emily and audience member Sue in a crazy tooth brushing competition with a surprising amount of sabotage. Remake had a dad finding out about all of his daughter's crushes. The historical sci-fi version made the crushes our country's founding fathers, before moving into the western fantasy version. Everything Emporium followed that, where Alessandra was helping her customers looking for crazy things. Josh needed vacuuming Easter eggs, Daniel needed a forgetful whale, and audience member Juan was looking for worry.
Centerpiece had it all there in black and blue and chalk signing. Up next was Story, Story, Die! Fairy tales were mixed up, the witch's phone kept ringing, and a new house was built. The second to last game was Freeze Tag! We met a pirate with a peg leg, fingernails that were on fire, and Daniel had all the emotions. The show ended with a musical recap with Closing Song!
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Parents who are teaching their children at home need not force them to read chapter after chapter in lifeless textbooks, nor answer question after question in silly workbooks. Curricula like that are expensive and destroy children's creativity. There is a better way:
by Susan Schaeffer Macaulay
Much of the educational material offered today is mentally inferior and useless. How colorfully and scientifically our generation talks down to the child! What insipid, stupid, dull stories are trotted out! And we don't stop there. We don't respect the children's thinking or let them come to any conclusions themselves! We ply them with endless questions, the ones we've thought up, instead of being silent and letting the child's questions bubble up with interest. We tire them with workbooks that would squeeze out the last drop of anybody's patience. We rob their minds of proper, interesting, strong meat to nourish their growing needs. Many small children are robbed of free and happy childhood play by endless "Play-approach" lessons that bore them and leave no time for imaginative real play in or out-of-doors.
I feel profoundly sad that such things should be happening. It need not be so. We have to be willing to start again. Here is a challenge:
Get a few really good books, and read them together aloud. Set aside a good regular chunk of time. This will be one of the most rewarding and stimulating relationships in your life. Guess what? If you have the courage to be honest, that youngster's comments and questions are really going to make you think, think hard. You can throw away all the manuals. That child has an awful lot to teach you. Your mind is probably in a worse state than his. After reading together, go to a really nice place outside for a couple of hours at least. Don't rush. Turn a rock over and watch the beetle run away. Throw rocks in the stream and slide down a hill.
Talk together. You'll find yourself enjoying it! Relax.
It isn't as hard as the experts make out. We are human beings, persons, created to live. To have life more abundantly. Wonder together; grow together. Together share the struggles of knowing that we cannot perfectly follow God's law. We are fellow-pilgrims. We walk side by side as human beings under the love and authority of Him who made us.
It is important that a child is read to. Not isolated little stories, but really good books, chapter by chapter. Read all sorts of things. Biographies of historical figures, works of literature, stories about faraway places, fables, stories about animals and birds. Always read really good books, chosen carefully by the criterion that a book should be "really valuable for its own sake, accurate, and interesting, of a kind that the child may recall - with pleasure."
Try this for yourself. Read the child a good tale full of interest and then ask him to tell you about the story. As he puts it into words, he has to think for himself. He uses his memory, and he is attending deeply. His own reactions and expression are involved. It is a total human activity. You don't need to reduce the child's appreciation to elementary "true/false" tests. The child has acquired knowledge, and having expressed it creatively in his own words, he will be able to remember what he has learned.
Children benefit from working steadily through a well-chosen book. And if they narrate it to you, it will become theirs. But more happens. Because they've tackled a complete book, they become acquainted with its flow and its use of language. They are students of another person - the author. Further, they are allowed to notice the content themselves. As they aren't forced to memorize facts, they are free to react to the writing themselves. They are the ones who decide what parts they consider important. It becomes an active experience of the mind, personality, and language.
"Education," said Lord Haldane, "is a matter of the spirit." No one knoweth the things of man but the spirit of a man which is in him; therefore there is no education but self-education. Our business is to give the child mind-stuff, and both quality and quantity are essential. Naturally, each of us possesses this mind-stuff only in limited measure, but we know where to procure it; for the best thought the world possesses is stored in books. We must open books to children, the best books; our own concern is abundant and orderly serving.
The child's self-education begins with listening to carefully chosen books read out loud to him every day. He then sometimes tells back in his own words what he has heard. Or he may draw a picture to illustrate what he has pictured in his imagination. When older, the same child will read for himself and write essays which narrate some part of what he has read.
Let me try to indicate some of the advantages of this approach to learning that I am urging. It fits all ages, even the seven ages of man! It satisfies brilliant children and discovers intelligence in the dull. It secures attention, interest, and concentration, without effort on the part of the teacher or the taught.
Reprinted from FOR THE CHILDREN'S SAKE, by Susan Schaeffer Macaulay, published by Crossway Books, Westchester, Illinois.


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Powerful new quantitative tools are now available to combat partisan bias in the drawing of voting districts.
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What can be learned from a bunch of bad art.
An important problem across many scientific fields is the identification of causal effects from observational data alone. Recent methods (convergent cross mapping, CCM) have made substantial progress
The artificial intelligence program beat a team of six human players.
No one really knows how the most advanced algorithms do what they do. That could be a problem.
Technology that can follow hundreds of people simultaneously could predict disasters or help security forces
When you grade on a curve, you make assumptions about the student population. When you don't, you make an assumption about the test.
Disillusioned with fine dining, one of the world's great chefs took on fast food. It has been harder than he ever imagined. (Pretty long, but potentially worth at least skimming to see how their experiment to bring high quality food to low income neighborhoods is faring)
Mark Shuttleworth recently announced that Unity 8, Mir, and convergence are done. Jack Wallen responds and offers up what needs to happen to help bring Ubuntu back to the top.
Sonnet is a new open source library announced by Alphabet's DeepMind. It is built on top of their existing machine learning library TensorFlow along with extra features that fit DeepMind's research
A visit to a new Workbar space inside a Staples is a look inside the changing way America works.
When I took the job of VP of Marketing in a company emerging from bankruptcy, excuses seemed to be our main product. So we created The No Excuses Culture ...
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|Ingelin, Ailo Mathias and Steffen.
Yesterday we went to Ravnastua Mountain house where my cousin Ingelin and her boyfriend Steffen where going to baptise their child Ailo Mathias. They had asked me to be his godmother, and I of course said yes, because Ingelin and Steffen are so cool, and their child will also be cool!
To get up to the mouintain house we got to ride with my aunt and uncle with their snowmobile about half the way, and then we went skiing rest of the way. We got there just in time for the ceremony. Ingelin and Steffen and their mums where the entertainment, and the ones to hold the ceremony. They did alot of singing, and serving food, so it was really nice! Very cosy. After we had eaten dinner, dessert and cakes, my uncle drove a bunch of us in his snow-trac back to the car-road. It was good to do some skiing, and today I felt really refreshed!
|In the snow-trac on our way back to car-road.
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Configurable triangular wheel hub shows promise for varied terrain
"A team from Carnegie Mellon University National Robotics Engineering Center demonstrated shape-shifting wheel-track mechanisms that transition from a round wheel to a triangular track and back again while the vehicle is on the move, for instant improvements to tactical mobility and maneuverability on diverse terrains," DARPA said.
As you can see in the video above, the conversion process takes two seconds as articulated "spokes" within the wheel housing pivot to give the hub a triangular profile, maximizing the percentage of the rubber track that is in contact with the road surface. The spokes can then revert back to give the track a round profile, and the hub can change from a stationary position required for tracked travel to a rotating one.
Uber to work with U.S. Army on flying car technology
Uber Technologies Inc. plans to collaborate with the U.S. Army on research on quiet aircraft rotor technology as a part of its own program to develop flying taxi vehicles and services.Specifically, …
The advantages of this design are pretty obvious, despite a high part count and complexity, but we were equally impressed with the Multi-mode Extreme Travel Suspension shown later in the video.
"Pratt & Miller's METS system aims to enable high-speed travel over rough terrain while keeping the vehicle upright and minimizing occupant discomfort," DARPA said. "The vehicle demonstrator incorporates standard military 20-inch wheels, advanced short-travel suspension of 4 to 6 inches, and a novel high-travel suspension that extends up to 6 feet — 42 inches upward and 30 inches downward. The demonstration in May showed off its ability to tackle steep slopes and grades by actively and independently adjusting the hydraulic suspension on each wheel of the vehicle."
We can certainly see both technologies transforming the Baja and Dakar races, were the sanctioning bodies to permit it (which they won't, due to homologation rules).
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ASTM-B522 › Standard Specification for Gold-Silver-Platinum Electrical Contact Alloy
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This specification covers 69% gold, 25% silver, 6% platinum alloy tubing, rod, wire, and sheet material for sliding electrical contacts. The material shall be finished by such operations (cold working, annealing, turning, grinding, pickling) as are required to produce the prescribed properties. The material shall be tested and conform to chemical composition, and mechanical and electrical property requirements. The mechanical requirements of the material are ultimate tensile strength, elongation, microhardness, hardness, or a combination of these mechanical properties as temper criterion. All tests shall be conducted at room temperature.
1.1 This specification covers 69 % gold, 25 % silver, 6 % platinum alloy tubing, rod, wire, and sheet material for sliding electrical contacts.
1.2 The values stated in inch-pound units are to be regarded as standard. The values given in parentheses are mathematical conversions to SI units that are provided for information only and are not considered standard.
1.3 This standard does not purport to address all of the safety concerns, if any, associated with its use. It is the responsibility of the user of this standard to become familiar with all hazards including those identified in the appropriate Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for this product/material as provided by the manufacturer, to establish appropriate safety and health practices, and determine the applicability of regulatory limitations prior to use.
1.4 This international standard was developed in accordance with internationally recognized principles on standardization established in the Decision on Principles for the Development of International Standards, Guides and Recommendations issued by the World Trade Organization Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT) Committee.
contact alloy; electrical contact alloy; gold-silver-platinum;; ICS Number Code 77.120.99 (Other non-ferrous metals and their alloys)
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What is DevOps
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Thanksgiving and Advent are just around the corner. It's time for all of us to begin to look inside of ourselves and ask some questions.
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• What will I do to prepare for the coming of Jesus?
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Lumber Liquidators is an American retailer of hardwood flooring with nearly 400 locations nationwide. Lumber Liquidators offers dozens of brands, types, and shades of hardwood flooring resulting in hundreds of potential combinations so customers can find flooring perfectly suited to their needs and their budgets.
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270 Hidden Creek DriveAuburn, CA 95603
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The floral gardens at the county fair can't compete with this playground! 3/4 acre could be home to game courts, pool or ? This updated home has 4 bd, formal living and family rooms, storage galore. One level, newer trex deck from which to view and entertain. Excellent condition throughout. Extensive concrete RV parking, 3-car garage.
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- Subtype
- 1 House on Lot
- Approx Lot Size
- 0.730
- Year Built
- 1986
- Stories
- 1
- Fireplaces
- 1
- Garage Spaces
- 3
- 18029664
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- Facing Front
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- Guest Parking Avail
- RV Detached
- Uncov Prkng Spc (2 plus)
- Area
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- Area ID
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- County
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- Cross Street
- Blocker Drive
- Elementary District
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- Senior High District
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Auburn is a quaint city rich in recreation, arts, and an abundance of Gold Rush history. It serves as the county seat for Placer County and sits at the crossroads of Interstate 80 and Highway 49 at the base of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
Auburn is a designated California historical landmark with a picturesque downtown comprised of homes and buildings from the mid 1800s. Downtown Auburn combines old west charm with modern appeal and sophistication through its wine bars, restaurants, and breweries.
A thriving artists' community keeps galleries bustling while a community concert association and the Auburn Symphony are popular with residents. The Auburn Placer Performing Arts Center features numerous films and live performances throughout the year.
Nearby lakes and rivers help establish Auburn as a hub for recreational excursions and adventures. The North Fork American River, Auburn State Recreation Area, and Hidden Falls Regional Park are all locally renowned and enjoyed by outdoor enthusiasts.
Auburn's location provides easy access to Folsom, Grass Valley and Nevada City. It is 30 minutes from Sacramento and 90 minutes from Lake Tahoe.
Auburn has a strong sense of community, evident in established organizations such as Lions Clubs and Soroptimists International as well as in their local events. Local community events include guided town walks, antique shows, classic car shows, art walks, holiday fairs, parades, and music in the park. The year-round Auburn Farmer's Market is also a favorite among residents.
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Dr. Mindy Brudereck, Au.D., Board Certified Doctor of Audiology, is co-owner of Berks Hearing Professionals, LLC. Dr. Brudereck is an Editorial Advisor to Audiology Today, a magazine published by the American Academy of Audiology. Dr. Brudereck earned her B.S. in Communication Disorders at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, M.S. in Audiology at Towson University, and Au.D. at Salus University. Dr. Brudereck is the Chair of the Board of Governors of the American Board of Audiology. She is a Past-President of the Pennsylvania Academy of Audiology and remains very active within the state promoting audiology. She also volunteers on several committees for the American Academy of Audiology and in 2008 was one of sixteen audiologists chosen to attend the inaugural Future Leaders of Audiology Conference. Dr. Brudereck also loves spending time with her family.
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JOHNSTOWN - More than $350 million in defense contracts and other area initiatives were announced Friday morning at the Showcase for Commerce.
Richland Township-based Concurrent Technologies Corp. announced four new contracts amounting to potentially hundreds of millions of dollars at a press conference at the Pasquerilla Conference Center.
"It's been another great year," said Linda Thomson, president of Johnstown Area Regional Industries (JARI). "We've landed at least $370 million in contracts coming to the region."
Among the contract announcements are JWF Defense Systems through Lockheed Martin, $2.4 million; Gell LLC, a $3.9 million deal with the U.S. Army; and the IU8 winning a $1.3 million contract.
The Showcase continues through today.