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Yeast Starter
With most liquid yeasts, the use of a starter is necessary in order to create a viable amount of pitchable yeast. Even yeasts marketed as directly pitchable can benefit from the creation of a starter. A starter reduces "lag-time", before fermentation commences, and can help prevent a stuck fermentation. A typical starter involves fermenting a vial or package of liquid yeast in an small amount of wort a few days before brewing.
Dry yeasts do not require a starter. Making a starter with dry yeast can be detrimental to their performance because they can use their nutrient reserves before pitching.
Yeast Starter Procedure
Making a starter is relatively straightforward, far easier than brewing an entire batch of beer.
Prepare Yeast
- Allow yeast to come to room temperature. If it is a smack pack, smack it first.
- Bring one pint of water to a boil in a two quart saucepan on the stove top.
- Reduce the heat, add one half cup of Dry Malt Extract (DME) to the water, and mix it thoroughly.
- Gently boil the wort for ten minutes.
- Remove the saucepan from the stove top, and cool it to room temperature, ~75ºF (~24ºC).
- Put the cool wort into an approximately half gallon (~2L) container.
- Cover and aerate thoroughly.
Pitch Yeast
- Pour the contents of the yeast vial or smack pack into the container.
- Shake to mix the yeast into the wort.
- Cover the container with a piece of foil or a loose-fitting cap.
- There will be very little sign of activity, but the starter should be ready in one to three days.
- You may step up the starter by adding additional wort over a period of days.
Pitch Yeast Starter
- After you have brewed your full batch, you may either:
- Shake the entire mixture again and pitch it into the wort
- Chill the mixture a day before pitching
- Decant off the top layer of liquid before pitching just the yeast into the wort
Starter Equipment
Stir Plate
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The Regional Cattleman's Field Day this year will be held in Henry County on Foree's Old Homestead Farm next to the Henry County Extension Office. The date is Wednesday, October 1, with registration between 4 and 4:30 pm.
Vitamin D has gotten a lot of media coverage lately as various studies have tied normal levels of vitamin D to certain health benefits and lack of the vitamin to certain diseases. While many of these current studies provide conflicting messages, it is generally understood that vitamin D is needed for optimal health. It helps us absorb calcium and phosphorus, so we can have strong bones and teeth.
We hope you can make it out to the Henry County Fairgrounds this Saturday, July 26, for the 15th annual Henry County Harvest Showcase and Lunch at the Farmers Market. Scheduled officially from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., you'll find nice things to see and do even before and after those times.
Very early, you'll be able to have a great country ham breakfast (local food) at the Chamber of Commerce kitchen (proceeds go to the Chamber for their good projects and activities).
Bring the whole family to this event that is free and open to the public at the Henry County Kentucky Fairgrounds on Saturday, July 26!
The day will open with a live broadcast with Reed Yadon and the Chamber of Commerce Breakfast of old ham and fresh farm eggs that starts at 7:30 a.m. and runs until it is gone! A full locally raised breakfast is available for only $8.00 and includes eggs and country ham, biscuits, gravy and a beverage.
Submitted by Jordan Campbell
Henry County high school junior Justin Yount recently returned home from Kentucky Farm Bureau's Institute for Future Agricultural Leaders (IFAL). He and 45 other high school students from around the state attended the five-day summer leadership conference, held June 15-19 at Murray State University
An identical IFAL conference was also held June 22-26 at the University of Kentucky for an additional 46 students.
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Every year at the county fair there are a ton of entries in the exhibit hall, from crafts, to produce, to photography, paintings, and drawings.
There is a whole section of the exhibit hall dedicated to 4-H with tons of great entries. Judges from the surrounding area come to review the entries and give ribbons based on quality, as well as a grand champion for each class.
Aquaculture will be the theme for the July Third Thursday Thing. Held at the KSU Mills Lane farm just south of Frankfort, beginning at 10 a.m. this Thursday, the 17th, participants will be able to learn about many different aspects and enterprises relating to fish production.
Topics will include Catfish production, Marketing all Aquaculture Products, Largemouth Bass Production, Aquaponics, Pondside Water Quality Testing Demonstration, Koi and Koi/Goldfish Hybrids, and Pond Weed Control and Disease Management.
7th Annual Biggest Loser to Begin July 20-21
Be getting your teams together for the Biggest Loser Contest which will be running from July 20th through September 22.
Teams should be at least three people and there is a $20 entry fee per person which will be payable at the initial weigh-in and $5 weight management fees for not showing up for a weigh in or for gaining weight.
If you didn't take the opportunity to see the exhibits at the Henry County Fair Exhibit Hall, there were hundreds of top quality arts, crafts, home baked goodies and produce entered by over 100 different individuals.
If you did miss the Fair be sure to plan to attend the Henry County Harvest Showcase scheduled from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, July 26, at the Henry County Fairgrounds.
For more information call us at 845-2811.
Below is a listing of the Blue Ribbon Winners in the Henry County Fair Open Class:
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Marbella Club's prime location between Marbella and Puerto Banús along the Golden Mile means that you can stroll east along the beachfront and in just over 15 minutes reach the chic boutiques and traditional tapas restaurants of postcard-perfect Marbella town itself. Or be in town in minutes by cab.
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You'd be forgiven for being tempted to stay hidden in our botanical paradise forever, but with the best of Andalucia within your grasp, exploring this history-rich part of Europe is couldn't be easier. Granada, Ronda, Mijas, Malaga and the white villages of Vejer de la Frontera, are all charismatic Spanish towns steeped in culture easy to reach.
Mother Nature blessed our part of southern Spain with lush subtropical gardens, soft sandy beaches and year-round sunshine at the edge of the Mediterranean Sea – then Prince Alfonso put Marbella on the map as a dream holiday destination. Even though Marbella's reputation has grown as a glamorous world-famous Mediterranean city, our little corner of Andalucia is as charming and leafy as it was decades ago, picturesque Old Marbella, on our doorstep, hasn't lost any of its Spanish soul.
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20-May-14 to 25-May-14
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After a sell-out tour last Autumn, Ga Ga Theatre Company will be touring "Up and Down" (adapted from the book by award-winning children's author Oliver Jeffers) to the Henley Picturehouse this May (see website for details of full tour).
The production brings to life the magical story of a penguin who dreams of flying and the boy who tries to help him. Up & Down is a funny yet touching story about the importance of friendship and reaching for one's dreams, which speaks to all ages.
The show combines live theatre with magical projections on the big screen and it uses catchy music and interactive props to provide an enriching and engaging performance for all the family.
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Yesterday, ThinkProgress highlighted reports from the St. Petersburg Times and the Tallahassee Democrat regarding a Koch-funded economics department at Florida State University (FSU). FSU had accepted a $1.5 million grant from a foundation controlled by petrochemical billionaire Charles Koch on the condition that Koch's operatives would have a free hand in selecting professors and approving publications. The simmering controversy sheds light on the vast influence of the Koch political machine, which spans from the top conservative think tanks, Republican politicians, a small army of contracted lobbyists, and Tea Party front groups in nearly every state.
As reporter Kris Hundley notes, Koch virtually owns much of George Mason University, another public university, through grants and direct control over think tanks within the school. For instance, Koch controls the Mercatus Center of George Mason University, an institute that set much of the Bush administration's environmental deregulation policy. And similar conditional agreements have been made with schools like Clemson and West Virginia University. ThinkProgress has analyzed data from the Charles Koch Foundation, and found that this trend is actually much larger than previously known. Many of the Koch university grants finance far right, pro-polluter professors, and dictate that students read Charles Koch's book as part of their academic study:
– West Virginia University: As ThinkProgress reported last year, Koch funds an array of academic programs at West Virginia University, a public university. One Koch-funded academic at WVU, economics professor Russell Sobel, has written a book blasting regulations of all types. He even argues that less mine safety regulations will make coal miners more safe. As the St. Petersburg Times reported, a similar arrangement has been made with WVU as with FSU in accepting at least $480,000 from Koch.
– Troy University: The Charles Koch Foundation, along with the Manuel Johnson and the BB&T Foundation, provided Troy University, a public university, a gift of $3.6 million to establish the Center for Political Economy last year. The Center's stated goal is to push back against the belief following the financial crisis that markets need regulation. Notably, the entire Advisory Council for the Center is made up of Koch and BB&T-funded professors at other universities, including Russell Sobel at West Virginia University and Peter Boettke at George Mason University. Currently, the Center's only staffer, Professor Scott Beaulier, is a board member of the ExxonMobil-funded attack group, American Energy Alliance, and a former staffer for Koch's think tank at George Mason.
– Utah State University: The Charles Koch Foundation has given nearly $700,000 to Utah State University, mostly for the Huntsman School of Business. The money has been used to hire five new faculty members, and establish a program for undergraduates to enroll and learn about Charles Koch's "Science of Liberty" management theory. Professor Randy Simmons, the "Charles G. Koch Professor of Political Economy" at the school, helps select students — who must provide information about their ideological interests in their application form — to the Koch program. Simmons also works for several Koch-funded front groups, and writes papers against environmental regulations. Charles Koch's book, "The Science of Success," a book Forbes mocked for proclaiming a "Marxist faith in 'fixed laws' that govern 'human well-being,'" is part of the required reading list for the program. A representative for Utah State did not return ThinkProgress' calls about conditional strings attached to the Koch grant.
Charles Koch Foundation grants, along with direct Koch Industries grants, are distributed to dozens of other universities around the country every year, to both public and private institutions. Some of the programs, like the Charles Koch Student Research Colloquium at Beloit College, are funded by grants of little over $130,000 and simply support conservative speakers on campuses. We have reached out to several of the schools to learn more about the agreements, but none so far have returned our calls.
Budget constraints and other problems at universities have allowed a small set of oligarchs to use school donations to interfere with academic integrity on campuses. A group of hedge fund managers, working through the Manhattan Institute's Veritas Fund, have created entire departments dedicated to advancing failed supply side ideas and climate skepticism. John Allison, the former CEO of BB&T Bank, a bailout recipient, has used his corporation's money to force college campuses to adopt Ayn Rand readings into their programs.
Overall, Koch is still a dominate player when it comes to meddling with academic integrity. Part of the effort is coordinated through operatives like Richard Fink, who doubles as a vice president at Koch's corporate lobbying office. Through an organization called the Association of Private Enterprise Education, Koch organizes these corporate-funded university departments into a powerful intellectual movement. The organization allows Koch staffers in Washington DC to request certain types of studies, interfere with hiring decisions, and reward loyal free market academics with hefty research grants.


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Youth Employment Trends
Source: U.S. Department of Labor. Report on the Youth Labor Force, November 2000. Based on Current Population Survey data. Web: stats.bls.gov/opub/rylf/rylfhome.htm .
How Many Youths Work?
During the 1996–1998 period, 2.9 million youths age 15 to 17 worked during school months, and 4.0 million worked during the summer months.
Among youths, employment increased markedly with age. During the school months of 1996–1998, only 9% of 15-year-olds were employed in an average month, compared with 26% of those a year older and 39% of 17-year-olds. Youths in each age group were more likely to work in the summer, during which employment rates increased to 18%, 36%, and 48% at each age, respectively.
Despite popular perceptions that youths work more than they did in the past, the proportion of 15- to 17-year-olds who work has declined over time. Employment-population ratios declined with economic downturns in the early 1980s and 1990s. After the decline in the early 1990s, however, the rates did not return to earlier levels. During the 1996–1998 period, a quarter of youths worked during the school months, down from 30% in 1977–1979. Just over a third worked during the summer, down from 43% during the late 1970s.
How Much Do Youths Earn?
The minimum wage often is associated with young workers first entering the labor force. CPS data indicate that earnings were above the minimum wage for most youths, with hourly earnings in the school and summer months about the same. The minimum wage was $5.15 in 1998.
In 1998, median earnings of 15- to 17-year-olds combined were $5.57 per hour. In 1998, the earnings increased with age: 15-year-olds earned a median of $5.38 per hour, 16-year-olds earned $5.52, and 17-year-olds earned $5.65 per hour. Earnings varied slightly across sex and race groups. Hispanic and white males had the highest median hourly earnings; Hispanic and black females had the lowest.
Where Do Youths Work?
About 62% of youths age 15 to 17 employed during the school months of the 1996–1998 period worked in retail trade, more than in any other major industry. Within retail trade, eating and drinking places accounted for the greatest share of employed youths, about one-third of all employed 15- to 17-year-olds. Another 1 in 4 youths was employed in service industries. In the summer, youth employment was less concentrated in retail trade and youths were employed in a wider variety of industries than during the school months. Retail trade still accounted for about half, services increased to 30%, and employment in agriculture and goods-producing industries (mining, construction, and manufacturing) increased. This seasonal pattern of employment also was present in earlier periods.
Percent of U.S. Population Age 15–17 Employed, 1977–1998
NOTE: School months are January to May and September to December. Summer months are June, July, and August.
Source: U.S. Dept. of Labor. Report on the Youth Labor Force, June 2000. Web: stats.bls.gov/opub/rylf/rylfhome.htm .
Industries that Employ Largest Share of Youths Age 15–17
NOTE: Figures based on youths working during school months, which are Jan. to May and Sept. to Dec.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor. Report on the Youth Labor Force, Nov. 2000. Web: www.bls.gov/opub/rylf/pdf/chapter4.pdf .


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The Emery County Care and Rehabilitation Center in Ferron has undergone an extensive remodel this past year. To celebrate the completion of the project an open house and ribbon cutting ceremony was held on Oct. 13. Alec Stephenson is the director for the care center. Stephenson said the significance of the Oct. 13 date was because that is the 45th birthday of the care center. On this date in 1965, the Emery County Nursing Home Board of Directors held its first organizational meeting. Under the direction of Chairperson Clyde Conover, the eight-person board and its recorder discussed matters concerning specific construction tasks that needed to be completed, bond issues and potential staff, such as the administrator and director of nursing.
"Our residents have always been the life blood of all our efforts. The first residents to be admitted to the facility were Flossie Simonsen, Annie Funk and Margaret Peterson, all admitted on Jan. 3, 1966. On April 13, 1966, the board met and approved the first resident to be admitted from outside Emery County.
From this modest start, Emery County Care and Rehabilitation spent the next 45 years establishing itself as the pre-eminent facility in the state for personal care and home-like environment, all the while employing the finest caregivers in the area.
"It is fitting then, on this special day that we recognize the efforts of our staff, our county commissioners, our board of directors and construction workers in bringing this facility into the 21st century. From the HVAC system that filters, circulates and humidifies inside air every 90 minutes to our computerized, wireless nurse call system to our state of the art kitchen, we now have a true gem that we celebrate and dedicate today. This is an organization that will serve our valued residents and families for many years to come," said Stephenson.
Stephenson introduced Blake Jones who recited the poem the Ragged Old Flag accompanied by Eldon Holmes on the guitar.
A special flag ceremony was held where a flag was presented to the care center from a soldier who is the grandson of Flossie Bailey a resident at the care center. The flag will fly over the care center for six months. Sgt. Jadon Hawkins sent the flag to Flossie.
Commissioner Laurie Pitchforth thanked everyone for attending the program and open house. "Thanks for being here to celebrate the remodel. We are so excited. The employees have worked many long hours getting ready. We want to thank the care center board and the residents."
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks and Commissioner Gary Kofford attended the ceremony. Commissioner Kofford said, "A year and six months ago they tore off the front end of the building and took the flag pole. It's good to have the flag back again and to honor our Veterans. This building was built in 1965. I was here at that time and changed the boiler from coal to gas. The county had a need for a building for its aging population. Clyde Conover, an Emery County Commissioner at the time saw the vision and carried the vision forward. This building has served the county well since that time with little maintenance.
"The county has spent $2 million on the remodel project and it's money well spent. Everything we did had to be done, to bring an old building up to today's code and standards. The fire marshal gave us a list of things that had to be done. Humidifiers that filter and recycle the air had to be installed. It was expensive. It all came together. There were numerous change orders, but the project is complete. There's not a better place to spend time than here in Emery County. Gary Scott has been the project manager from Carter Construction, the sub contractors have done a super job. There are 40 patients at the care center. The remodel started in the south wing, the west wing and then onto the east wing. The kitchen and old laundry had to remain operational until the new kitchen and laundry were completed. Everyone was great. I didn't know if we'd get to this day. I want to compliment the staff and Alec on how great they did to keep everything running during the remodel. This facility can go forward and serve the citizens of Emery County now and in the future and I was happy to be a part of it," said Kofford.
Commissioner Horrocks said he is grateful to be part of the project. He said it was his and Gary's job to come and work with the contractors. The facility had to have something done and it was a small price to pay to have such a nice facility for those residents who have served our county in the past and we can keep our senior citizens with us in the county. The money for the building came from the community impact board and the county doesn't owe anything on the building it belongs to the county free and clear. "I am grateful to be a commissioner here in Emery County and it is a great place to live," said Commissioner Horrocks.
After the program and flag raising the ribbon was cut with the care center employees, commissioners and members of the Emery County Business Chamber participating. A tour was held of the facility and the open house with refreshments continued throughout the day. In addition to the new kitchen, new laundry, and offices, a formal dining area was constructed near the kitchen. A recreation room which will also serve as a chapel was built where the old kitchen used to be. Landscaping and a new flag pole completed the project.
Board members include: Dan Wells, chairperson, Tom Humphrey, Connie Nelson, Richard Seely, Randy Lake, Ross Huntington and Lori Ann Larsen. Care Center staff includes: Alec Stephenson, administrator, Kamie Conover, RN director of nursing; Ileen Baker, LPN, MDS coordinator; Jarilyn Magnuson, business office manager; Darcy Keele, Human Resources payroll, Becky Nelson, medical records; Natalee Anderson, resident services director; Jayne Richards, activities; Charlene Barney, housekeeping; Barbara Moore, dietary; LaNora Johnson, laundry; Mark Kinsey, maintenance; Brody LeRoy, therapy services, Kalleen Young, restorative therapy; Dr. Charles Canfield, MD, medical director; David Blackwell, Attorney; Bryan Erickson, Traditions Healthcare.


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By TAMMY LACOCKFerron
Dear Editor,
Recently on the front page of the Emery County Progress was a picture of one of our local boys who is giving his all. Nic Hunsaker, son of Jim and Ruth Hunsaker of Castle Dale, was home for a two week leave before returning to Iraq. Nic graduated from Emery High School in May 2003. He joined the National Guard his junior year and completed his basic training that summer.
After gradation, he completed his specialized training and was then deployed in December of 2003. Nic was sent to Iraq for active duty on Feb. 4 of this year. His MOS is a Heavy Equipment Mechanic, but he also serves on Convoy Security. Nic turned 20 while he was home on his leave. His little sister, Dana, 19 years old is also in the national guard.
Our Ferron Peach Days theme this year was honoring our Everyday Heros. We heard about Nic being home for a short two weeks from a mutual friend. We asked Nic to ride on our float so we could honor him and his service to our country. Nic was willing. I had never met Nic until the day of the parade. We all felt so honored to ride on a float with him. The Emery County citizens honored him too.
Tears came to my eyes as people stood to applaud Nic, yell thank you to him, or stood and saluted our soldier. Later when talking to one of Nic's former baseball coaches, he described Nic as "One you could count on to give his all." That same character trait is seen today as Nic continues to give his all for our country and for us.
We appreciate you Nic for your service. Our prayers are with you.


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Sophie Mew, Project Curator, Money in Africa
I've been working on the Money in Africa research project to understand how coin and note currencies were introduced to the coastal regions of Africa and how their usage had spread widely by the close of the nineteenth century.
With two former British West African colonies, the Gold Coast (what is now known as Ghana) and Sierra Leone (one of the earliest British settlements on the coast), most of my research so far has been carried out at the National Archives in London, in Accra (Ghana) and in Freetown (Sierra Leone). In each place, I've consulted documents relating to a wide range of accounts about currencies. These included, for example, colonial despatches written by the governors of Sierra Leone and the Gold Coast and sent to the Secretaries of State in London; records that were created by and filed in the Treasury department in London, as well as diaries from merchants trading to West Africa.
One of my early finds was a series of detailed instructions for traders on an expedition to the west coast of Africa in 1796. The Governor of Freetown at the time requested that the traders gather as much information as possible to understand what it was that locals preferred to trade with, at each stage, and at what value. At the National Archives in Ghana in June 2012, I found a series of similar despatches that were distributed to District Officers in 1944. Questions related to coins and notes and what they were used for, as they sought to gather information on the preferences of "the man on the street". Responses suggested, for example, that people who could read preferred notes while labourers preferred coins. The 1/10th shilling was used as a counter for gambling in Obuasi, and notes could be inconvenient: the "average cloth wearing African was used to carrying his money tied up in a corner of his cloth with the result that notes became crumpled and torn, got wet and became pulp."
I took my first trip to Sierra Leone in January 2013 where I researched the holdings of the branch of the National Archives, located on the University Campus (Fourah Bay College, founded in 1827, is the oldest university in West Africa). At the top of a treacherously steep hill overlooking the city, I consulted lists of annual stipends that the British colonial government paid to local chiefs in exchange for leasing their land, and trawled through records of fines and fees paid to the colonial police to find out what currencies people were using and when.
In conjunction with my archival research for the Money in Africa project, I was also seeking information about the use of mobile money in Sierra Leone as part of a redisplay of an exhibition panel in the Citi Money Gallery. This display panel addresses the future of money and new technologies, and is updated every six months to showcase new studies.
As I questioned members of the public in Freetown, friends I had made, and staff members of mobile money companies, I understood the wariness that people have in trusting new kinds of money and the difficulties with trying out alternative systems. What I found fascinating here was that similar justifications for the practicality of using new coins and banknotes in the nineteenth century were being repeated to me within the contexts of mobile money in Sierra Leone today.
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Travel's Best All-Inclusive Resorts 2014
Don't miss adding these resorts to your bucket list. Our panel of advisors gives its glowing recommendations on the world's best all-inclusive resorts. See which destinations made our coveted list.
Hermitage Bay - Antigua
Hermitage Bay - Antigua"Hermitage Bay, a true barefoot luxury all-inclusive resort, has 25 cottages nestled in 16 acres of lush tropical gardens and fronted by a gorgeous beach. The resort provides informal dining where every meal feels privately catered to the guest's specifications and desires. Don't miss out on the Garden Spa, where the treatments are influenced by the ancient Eastern concept of chakra." -- Anthony Melchiorri, Hotel Fixer, Hotel Impossible 960 1280
Beaches - Turks and Caicos
Beaches - Turks and Caicos"The all-inclusive Beaches resort is the perfect destination for a fun-filled family beach vacation, with endless distractions for kids of all ages. Tots, tweens and teens can enjoy fun games with Sesame Street characters, 'Sizzlin' teen disco and the Pirates Island Waterpark. Adults can relax at Red Lane Spa and enjoy sumptuous meals at the resort's 19 restaurants." -- Anthony Melchiorri, Hotel Fixer, Hotel Impossible 960 1280
Amanyara - Turks and Caicos
Amanyara - Turks and Caicos"This resort won my wife and me over with its attention to detail, great food choices and access to a variety of activities. Amanyara was the perfect choice for our wedding and for a recent 24-hour retreat from the kids. Couples can indulge in a spa day or a private dinner on the beach. We loved returning to our room each night to discover the small, thoughtful gift the Aman team left for us during the turndown service." -- Shane Green, Hospitality Consultant 960 1280
Hayman Island - Great Barrier Reef, Australia
Hayman Island - Great Barrier Reef, Australia"Hayman Island provides access to a variety of wildlife, including exotic fish, a 400-pound grouper named 'Jacko,' wallabies and kookaburras. Hayman provides the perfect combination of activities and indulgences for both water sports enthusiasts and foodies like me. Visitors should not miss the chef's table or the private dining events hosted under the stars by world-class winemakers and chefs. This island retreat holds a special place in our hearts, as we lived here for 2 years, overseeing the reimagination of the resort." -- Shane Green, Hospitality Consultant 960 1280
Howie's Homestay - Chiang Mai, Thailand
Howie's Homestay - Chiang Mai, Thailand"At Howie's Homestayin Chiang Mai, guests check into a house with exquisite gardens and antique-filled rooms that has been featured in Architectural Digest. The owners, an American expat and his Thai wife, tailor the experience to your interests based on their insider knowledge, taking you on elephant treks, temple visits and shopping expeditions or leaving you to lounge by the pool as you like. Only one group, family or couple can book at a time, so the house is truly a luxury hideout of your own in Southeast Asia." -- Melissa Biggs Bradley, Founder of Indagare.com 960 1280
Mii amo Spa - Sedona, Arizona
Mii amo Spa - Sedona, Arizona"My favorite American spa is really better described as a 16-suite wellness resort because you can pursue whatever kind of 'well-balance' you are looking for -- whether that is based on losing weight, getting fit, reducing stress, reconnecting with nature, bonding with friends or kick-starting a healthier lifestyle. The 3-, 4- and 7-day programs include both group classes like cooking, tennis and yoga, as well as personalized services such as facials, massages and psychic healing." -- Melissa Biggs Bradley, Founder of Indagare.com 960 1280
NIZUC Resort and Spa - Cancun, Mexico
NIZUC Resort and Spa - Cancun, Mexico"Nizuc Resort has been the most luxurious resort in Cancun since it opened in September 2013. There are 274 rooms, suites and villas, many of which come equipped with private infinity pools. Within the resort complex, there are 6 high-end restaurants, the gorgeous indoor/outdoor ESPA spa with a detoxifying hydrotherapy circuit, a secluded beach and plenty of privacy. The resort -- tucked within lush foliage along a stretch of mangroves and beach -- offers a terrific all-inclusive Endless Indulgence package." -- Jimmy Im, Travel Personality 960 1280
Travaasa Hana - Maui, Hawaii
Travaasa Hana - Maui, Hawaii"Acquired by new owners in 2011, Travaasa became the first resort in Maui to offer an all-inclusive package, which includes fitness classes. It's not common to find all-inclusive hotels in Hawaii -- so I love it here. This hotel has rustic cottages (no TVs or clocks) and a spa with an outdoor lava-rock whirlpool. In addition to its cool, retro Hawaii décor, Travaasa provides unique experiences for its guest. Where else can you do yoga in the morning while humpback whales do a backflip in the distance right before your eyes?" -- Jimmy Im, Travel Personality 960 1280
Grand Resort and Spa - Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Grand Resort and Spa - Fort Lauderdale, Florida"Experience the relaxing atmosphere of gay-owned-and-operated Grand Resort and Spa. In addition to its spacious rooms, this resort provides guests with a variety of amenities, including an oversized heated pool for swimming laps, a fitness center, an award-winning spa and a courtyard for nude sunbathing. Splurge on 1 of their 5 all-inclusive packages, like the Romance by the Sea Package, which provides 2 lucky lovers with champagne/wine upon arrival, a choice of 50-minute couples' massage and more." -- Kwin Mosby, Managing Producer, Travel Channel 960 1280
ME Cancun - Cancun, Mexico
ME Cancun - Cancun, Mexico"ME Cancun is an adult-oriented luxury resort that only allows guests to book accommodations as a 'complete experience' package. This resort's 417 rooms all have breathtaking ocean or sunset lagoon views. All-inclusive services and facilities include 2 adults-only pools, a 24/7 fitness center, an E-space with library, the Beach Club, a world-class YHI Spa and more. All food, drinks, entertainment and activities are included in the price you pay." -- Kwin Mosby, Managing Producer, Travel Channel 960 1280
Sandals Grande Antigua
Sandals Grande AntiguaWe have a fan favorite winner and it's… Sandals Grande Antigua! Our fans voted for this romantic resort as their pick because it offers guests the best of 2 worlds -- the authentic seaside Caribbean Grove and the 6-star, all-suite Mediterranean Village -- in one all-inclusive vacation. In addition to its great location on Antigua's best beach (Dickenson Bay), this Sandals resort has 7 bars serving premium liquors, 11 specialty restaurants, butler service, 6 pools and the award-winning Red Lane spa. We clearly understand why this resort won your vote. 960 1280
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The Grace Bay Club - Turks and Caicos
The Grace Bay Club - Turks and Caicos"This is a great family destination. We love Grace Bay Club's easy access to the beach, 4 pools, restaurants and bars, as well as the amazing service. There is also a great array of water sports activities for all ages, including paddleboarding. The staff is great at helping guests fully enjoy a relaxing experience on the resort's 1,100 feet of beachfront -- the largest of any in Turks and Caicos." 960 1280
Hayman Island - Great Barrier Reef, Australia
Hayman Island - Great Barrier Reef, Australia"This resort has great food, a great staff and great adventures -- all on the most beautiful reef in the world. Hayman Island is the premier family destination Down Under. For almost 2 years, my wife and I worked and played on the island. What makes this destination special is that any guest will quickly feel at home. This private-island paradise is one of the world's most desirable hideaways, and the rooms at Hayman Island beachfront villas might be the epitome of perfection. Another fun perk is guests arrive in style via a luxury yacht." 960 1280
Dawson Falls Lodge – Egmont National Park, New Zealand
Dawson Falls Lodge – Egmont National Park, New Zealand"Considered one of the most romantic destinations in New Zealand, Dawson Falls Lodge is only a couple of miles from my childhood home. Many of my days and nights were spent hiking and camping on Mount Egmont near this resort. Dawson Falls Lodge is a must for those who love access to the unspoiled outdoors." 960 1280
Lapa Rios Lodge – Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica
Lapa Rios Lodge – Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica"Lapa Rios Lodge is a perfect option for nature lovers who enjoy wildlife and beaches. This resort is known for its amazing ecotourism, its delicious food and drinks, and its access to some of the most exciting wildlife experiences in Costa Rica. My wife and I enjoyed a couple of romantic days immersed in the surrounding wildlife, waking up to howler monkeys, kayaking with dolphins, hiking through the rainforest and walking at night to see bats, frogs and snakes." 960 1280
St. Regis - Bora Bora
St. Regis - Bora Bora"Most people have seen the famed pictures of the St. Regis bungalows over the water that display the mountainous island peak in the background. It is as dazzling as you might imagine. Visitors enjoy diving into the water from their balconies, dining on fresh fish, experiencing Jet Ski adventures, and scuba diving to see a wide variety of indigenous fish and coral. This is one of my favorite diving destinations. My wife and I got engaged here, so it will always have a special place in our hearts. It is a great stop on any trip to Australia." 960 1280
Ngorongoro Crater Lodge - Tanzania
Ngorongoro Crater Lodge - Tanzania"Luxury is at its best as you step back in time at the Ngorongoro Crater Lodge with its spectacular colonial design. Here, guests have access to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, one of the best wildlife reserves in Africa. One of the most unique experiences was waking up each day with amazing views of wildlife roaming around just outside of our room. Dinner and drinks are served in a communal setting where adventures from the day are retold and immediate friendships are formed." 960 1280
Red Rock Resort & Spa
Red Rock Resort & Spa"The Red Rock Resort & Spa is a great resort destination for travelers who want to avoid the craziness of the Las Vegas Strip. It has some of the best suites in Las Vegas. The resort offers guided hikes through the spectacular Red Rock Mountains as part of its Adventure Spa program. There is also a great selection of dining options, an amazing spa and beautiful amenities. My wife and I lived at this resort for weeks during our move to Vegas. For unique experiences with family and friends, guests should check out the private VIP bowling lanes and movie rooms." 960 1280
The Chedi Chiang Mai – Chiang Mai, Thailand
The Chedi Chiang Mai – Chiang Mai, Thailand"The Chedi Chiang Mai hotel hosts a wonderful feast in the heart of Chiang Mai, the largest city in northern Thailand, to celebrate the Festival of Lights in November. Each year people celebrate 2 concurrent Thai festivals, Loy Krathong and Yi Peng, by sending floats down a river and making wishes and releasing hot-air lanterns at night. My wife and I had the opportunity to spend 3 memorable days enjoying these festivals and celebrating with the staff at this hotel." 960 1280
The Ritz-Carlton Marina del Rey – Marina del Rey, CA
The Ritz-Carlton Marina del Rey – Marina del Rey, CA"I love how the Ritz-Carlton Marina del Rey is located on the marina, close to the LA airport and surrounded by great local hangouts. The sunsets at Marina del Rey are majestic. After working at this hotel for 8 years, I have many great memories here. Guests can take a short road trip to Venice Beach for the best free entertainment in the US; visit Abbot Kinney for some of the best art and dining; and head to Washington Boulevard for its great bars and hangouts." 960 1280
Amanyara – Turks and Caicos
Amanyara – Turks and Caicos"My wife and I were married on the beach at this hotel, which makes it special for us, but it was all of the little touches from the staff that made this selection endure as one of our favorite hotels. Amanyara features luxurious room, amazing restaurants and a great spa, making it a truly romantic destination." 960 1280
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'Leak' of Celebrities' Personal Property a Despicable, Eye-Opening Crime
There's a difference between accidentally sharing a semi-nude photo of yourself and having your most intimate photos hacked, then stolen, and finally shared with the world without your permission.
A massive difference.
The former is a simple—albeit incredibly embarrassing—user error (see: "The Newsroom" actress Allison Pill's 2012 Twitter snafu).
The latter is a despicable and explicit violation of privacy.
Forbes contributor Scott Mendelson called this weekend's widespread "leak" of hundreds of nude and semi-nude celebrity photos a sex crime.
Boston-based writer Luke O'Neil penned an essay for Esquire that deemed the viewing of the photos akin to stealing a piece of the celebrities' souls.
I agree with both.
The facts: Allegedly, the iCloud accounts of stars like Jennifer Lawrence and Kate Upton were hacked thanks to an Apple vulnerability that allowed for numerous log-in attempts without a forced lockout. Those attempts ultimately resulted in the release of hundreds of compromising photos on image-sharing website 4chan, which soon spun into a Reddit feeding frenzy.
The invasion of privacy here exists on multiple levels.
The first offense, obviously, comes from the single specific user or group of users who took the time to personally hack these accounts – likely writing and iterating on a script that would scrape e-mail addresses/Apple IDs and passwords, a non-trivial exercise even for a savvy web developer.
The next, no less invasive, comes from the myriad sites that deemed it journalistically justifiable to run said photos in an effort that feels less breaking news than it does breaking the law.
And finally, we have to mention Apple's iCloud itself, which is no doubt left on in the background by thousands of unknowing users who assume their personal data is, well, their personal data.
Apple has since increased its security and told Variety that it is working with law enforcement officials to track down the source of a "very targeted attack."
What we do know is that this type of content is flying across servers with petrifying regularity. Last year, Apple sold 150 million iPhones, estimated at 41.4 percent of market share; the implicit total market is thus roughly 362 million smart phones (!).
Last year, McAfee revealed that 54 percent of adults in a 1,500-person consumer study "send or receive intimate content including video, photos, emails and messages."
Some quick math: if we assume that smart phones are used exclusively by adults, that's about 195 million people involved in the "intimate exchange."
In comparison, a recent Drexel University study revealed that 54 percent of college students admitted to sending or receiving "sexually explicit text messages or images" while under 18 years of age. You can see where I'm going here.
Now, dear iPhone users, I want you to think very carefully about the images you have taken with your phone. Do you have iCloud turned on?
After reading actress Mary Elizabeth Winstead's tweets in response to the dissemination of photographs she believed to have been deleted long ago, I realized that not everyone (yes, even the celebrities we hold in such high esteem) understands how the photo backup in iCloud works.
Apple describes iCloud as being "Everywhere. Automatically." and proclaims that a fall update of the iCloud Photo Library will put "every picture you take on every device you use" and that Family Sharing will make it "easy to share purchases from the iTunes Store, App Store, and more."
Cue the trailer for "Sex Tape."
A couple of years ago I myself came to the ugly realization that my iCloud was still backing up photos I had deleted from my phone. Get your mind out of the gutter — these weren't nude selfies, but they were photos I thought I'd gotten rid of: duplicate photos of prepared food I'd taken for my food blog, shots from trips which I'd already backed up on my computer and removed from my phone's hard drive.
I quickly turned off the iCloud photo stream and manually deleted the photos from my iCloud account.
Then I started digging deeper into what first felt like a personal aversion to the creepy factor of technology-is-everywhere. What else is out there?
Take Snapchat, for example. The wildly downloaded app (which runs on both iPhones and Android phones) boasts the ability to send photos or videos that live for mere seconds once opened by a recipient before being forever deleted from Snapchat servers.
Snapchat assures us that "From day one, we have promised our users that we delete their Snaps from our servers once they've been viewed by all recipients. That's a promise we've always honored."
While the company may not hang onto the Snaps, that doesn't mean other people aren't. You'd be hard pressed to find a frequent Snapchat user who hasn't taken a screenshot of something they've been sent by a friend. The app's privacy statement reads, "If we are able to detect that the recipient has captured a screenshot of a Snap that you send, we will attempt to notify you."
Attempt? How comforting.
What's even more frightening isn't what Snapchat itself stores, but what the rest of the world is storing by virtue of the app.
In a 2013 Business Insiderstory, a then-24-year-old digital forensics examiner named Richard Hickman detailed how he had found a hidden cache of files in Android phones which stored Snapchat files. Although not easily accessible, the images were there, plain as day.
Much like the Snapchat files stored on Androids, millions of Apple users who have turned on Find My iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, or Mac via iCloud after purchasing an Apple product must be wary of what exactly is being stored.
You'll notice that I've yet to mention the fact that these celebrities took the photos in the first place. That is by design. Question the judgment of people all you want – make claims about their character, about what kind of person consciously decides to send pictures of themselves that you yourself would never send. That's subjective.
What isn't subjective is the extent to which personal privacy is being invaded – and, more broadly, the wake up call this might serve as for those of us (all of us?) who can't seem to put our phones down for more than a minute.
Time to bring back Polaroids.
If you want to find out how to turn off your photo stream back-up, check out two detailed options via Forbes .


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- Internal Wars: Rethinking Problem and Response. Authored by Dr. Max G. Manwaring.
- Asymmetric guerrilla war--insurgencies, internal wars, and other small-scale contingencies (SSCs)--are the most pervasive and likely type of conflict in the post-Cold War era. The author draws from the lessons of the recent past to better prepare today's civilian and military leaders to meet the unconventional and asymmetric warfare challenges that face the United States and the rest of the intern


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By WILLIAM and CHARMAINE SHARPCastle Dale
Touching off a new wave of abortion in the US, the Food and Drug Administration said recently that people 18 and older may buy Plan B, the morning after pill without a prescription from pharmacies.
Since the primary purpose of this pill is to cause an abortion shortly after conception has taken place, Catholic bishops immediately responded saying "We need to call it exactly what it is-it is truly a culture of death."
Also, because the pills are a concentrated dose of the same drug found in many regular birth control pills which have serious side effects, the bishops declared that these pills will "endanger women's health" and "pray for our nation today and especially for women who are once again being told in this subtle yet drastic way that their value is based upon their willingness to be objects of sexual pleasure despite the cost."
However, here in Utah the reaction from religious leaders was much different. As we have often done we called the Office of the LDS First Presidency directly and asked for the LDS official position on the Plan B pill. Their secretary told us that the LDS official position was "not against or for" the Plan B pill. This statement is consistent with the LDS position in the First Presidency's General Handbook of Instructions which says, "The church has not favored or opposed legislative proposals or public demonstrations concerning abortion," page 156.
As former LDS members who converted to the Catholic church, it is wonderful to now belong to a church which is taking a stand for women and children.


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CARTER COUNTY, Tenn. - The consolidation of one company could bring dozens of jobs to Carter County.
While the name of the company is not being released, we did learned the business works with environmental and emission control.
It could bring 250 jobs up-front with the possibility of more in the future.
Carter County Tomorrow president Tom Anderson told News 5 Wednesday that they are working on an incentive plan to hopefully win the company over to Tennessee. "Tennessee is very strong. In Carter County, we have what they need here. So I think we will be able to put on a pretty good presentation. Definitely get the boards attention," said Anderson.
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TwoDog2 wrote:Tead Off wrote:gingkoseto wrote:And for me, dry storage aroma only
Is this something that most people agree with in this thread?
"Dry storage" is only ideal for me if it is on the humid side of dry.
I am rarely very enthralled with tea stored in very dry conditions.
I definitely with you there. Dry as with Kunming storage, etc, is not what i am looking for.
Maybe it's just what i am used to and like best - my own home stored teas and teas that have been naturally stored in similar climates.


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The sauce is a nice change from standard barbeque sauces and marinades. It is low in fat and high in taste.
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2. Rinse chicken; pat dry with paper towels. Brush half the onion mixture over chicken.
3. Preheat BBQ to medium heat. Grill chicken, uncovered, directly over medium heat, for 6 minutes. Turn chicken over and brush with remaining onion mixture. Grill for 6 to 8 minutes more or until chicken is tender and no longer pink. (If you prefer to broil the chicken, place chicken on the rack of a broiler pan. Broil chicken 5 to 6 inches from the heat for 10 to 12 minutes, turning once and brushing with remaining onion mixture.)
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- Wyman Ford is tapped for a secret expedition to Cambodia... to locate the source of strangely beautiful gemstones that do not appear to be of this world. A brilliant meteor lights up the Maine coast... and two young women borrow a boat and set out for a distant island to find the impact crater. A scientist at the National Propulsion Facility discovers an inexplicable source of gamma rays in the outer Solar System. He is found decapitated, the data missing. High resolution NASA images reveal an unnatural feature hidden in the depths of a crater on Mars... and it appears to have been activated. Sixty hours and counting.
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WEST POINT, N.Y. - Junior attackman Garrett Thul scored his 100th career goal and freshman midfielder John Glesener completed his first career hat trick as the Army lacrosse team outlasted visiting Rutgers, 9-8, on a chilly Tuesday night at Michie Stadium.
Despite Rutgers (3-3) tying the score on three occasions and inching within the final one-goal margin six times, Army (3-3) led by as many as four goals nearing the end of the third quarter and never trailed the Scarlet Knights.
Thul led all players with four goals to go with a career-high five ground balls. Glesener finished the night with three goals and one assist for a career-best four points. Senior co-captain Devin Lynch and senior attackman John Adair also scored for the Black Knights.
Thul's monumental goal came less than two minutes into the second quarter and put the Black Knights on top, 3-2.
"It's an awesome feeling," Thul said following the game. "The guys that I'm joining in the 100-goal club are players who I look up to, and to be listed among them is an honor. Coming off two really tough losses (at No. 6 Syracuse, at No. 3 Cornell), we got rolling right off the bat and it gave us a lot of confidence."
Glesener got hot early and scored the first two goals of the game, giving the Black Knights a 2-0 advantage just 3:31 into the contest. The Camillus, N.Y., product created for himself in both situations as Army got on the board first for the second game in a row.
"It was nice to have momentum going our way just a couple minutes into the game," Glesener said of his eighth and ninth goals of the season, respectively. "That helped kick-start our offense and allowed the game to come to us a little easier. It was a grinder-type of a game from there. It felt like we were dominating in many aspects, but things weren't going exactly our way. We just had to keep with it and eventually it paid off."
Army outshot Rutgers, 49-28, and won the ground ball battle, 32-22. The Black Knights got going early and owned a 19-5 advantage in shots in the first quarter alone.
"It was a huge win against a very good Rutgers team tonight," said seventh-year head coach Joe Alberici. "I was really proud of our guys and the emotion they played with. John Glesener got us going right out of the gate, but it was one of those games where the guys showed a lot of maturity as a whole and kept chipping away.
"At one point, we were out-shooting them 42-16 and were only up two goals," Alberici continued. "A lesser team with lesser character might have gotten down on themselves and let that one slip away. They stayed after it and made key plays when they had to."
The teams traded goals in the opening half with Rutgers leveling the score at 4-4 with a Zachary Zenda goal with just 1:46 remaining in the period. The Black Knights stole momentum back before heading into the locker room with Lynch's lone goal of the game with 27 seconds left. Lynch picked a pass out of the air from Glesener to put Army on top, 5-4.
The Black Knights scored the opening three goals of the second half and took their largest lead of the game, 8-4, as Thul completed his 21st career hat trick at the 3:26 mark of the third quarter. Glesener opened the second-half scoring with his third goal of the game at 14:16, while the Black Knights converted their lone man-up goal thanks to Adair at the 10:46 mark.
Rutgers retaliated with a three-goal surge, which spanned into the first three minutes of the fourth quarter as the Scarlet Knights pulled within 8-7 with 12:33 to play.
Neither team found the back of the net over the next 11 minutes, but Thul came around the cage for his fourth goal of the night in timely fashion with 20 seconds on the clock and gave Army a 9-7 lead. The Scarlet Knights won the ensuing face-off Brian Goss buried his second goal of the game with 13 seconds remaining. Rutgers stayed alive, however, winning the next face-off and launching two shots in the waning seconds. The first shot rolled wide and the second was blocked as Army hung on for its third victory of the season.
Senior goalkeeper Zach Palmieri helped anchor the Black Knights' defense with eight saves. Sophomore midfielder Tyler Kamide, who also tallied his fourth assist of the year, totaled a season-high three ground balls. Army, which entered the game ranked fifth nationally in caused turnovers, forced five of Rutgers' 12 miscues. Junior defenseman Brendan Buckley led the way with two. Senior middie Derek Sipperly took all 21 face-offs on the night, winning 10 and totaling a game-high eight ground balls.
Goss and Will Mangan paced Rutgers with two goals apiece.
The Black Knights turn their attention to service-academy rival Air Force on Saturday, March 10. The game will be played at The Kinkaid School, a college preparatory day school in Houston, Texas.
"This week is the most difficult we've had yet in terms of travel," Alberici said. "We need to be mature, handle this one and move on. We have an exciting and emotional game ahead against Air Force in a great venue down in Texas. Our guys are up for it and will go out there and play their best."
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