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AmericInn Hotel & Suites Streator
Newly renovated, 100% non-smoking, free Wi-Fi and home-style breakfast. Enjoy our heated indoor pool. Great amenities and unmatched AmericInn service.
Relax, renew and recharge at the AmericInn of Princeton Illinois, conveniently located at the intersection of Interstate 80 (exit 56) and Route 26. Our comfortable guest rooms are equipped with wireless high-speed Internet access and 32" flat LCD, HD satellite televisions. All guest rooms are equipped with a refrigerator and microwave. Also available are seven luxurious whirlpool suites, all decorated in different themes, including four with fireplaces
Baily House Suite Bed & Breakfast
The Bayley House Suite was built in 1874 but provides the accommodations of a 21st century. This beautiful 850 sq. ft. suite includes a bedroom with queen sized bed, living room with dinning area and peaceful 3-season room.
Built in 1880, the Baldwin House is the ideal alternative to hotel accommodations and offers all the comforts of "home" while you are away. This fully furnished guest house comfortably sleeps 6 people and includes a formal dining room, sunroom, modern and well equipped kitchen, and a wrap-around porch with swing. WiFi and DirectTV are also provided for guests' use. Overlooking a beautiful downtown park, The Baldwin House is conveniently located in central Streator and is within walking distance of several local eateries.
Bayley House Suite Bed and Breakfast
The Bayley House Suite was built in 1874, but provides the accommodations of a 21st century. This beautiful 850 sq. ft. suite includes a bedroom with queen sized bed, living room with dinning area and peaceful 3-season room.
Conveniently located 4 minutes directly south of Starved Rock State Park on Route 178, the Brightwood Inn is nestled on 14 acres within the confines of Matthiessen State Park. Our Starved Rock bed and breakfast will provide you with a romantic, peaceful and luxurious stay amid the beauty of nature.
Budget Inn & Suites - Streator
Indoor heated pool, continental breakfast, hot tub suite, family suites with 3 queen beds. Children under 12 stay free. Free local calls. High Speed Internet.
Wonderful lodging choice in an owner-occupied bed and breakfast. Makes a perfect choice while visiting the I&M Canal Heritage Corridor. No pets, no smoking. Wi-Fi, kitchen, laundry and tastefully furnished.
Book a room at our Days Inn Princeton hotel near Hornbaker Gardens and have great shopping, sightseeing and dining at your fingertips. Our Princeton, IL, hotel offers great ways to start your morning, like enjoying free Daybreak continental breakfast or swimming in our outdoor pool.
100% smoke-free, award-winning property. Conveniently located off I-39 at exit #54, 5 miles from state parks. Heated indoor pool, Daybreak breakfast, hot waffles, free WiFi internet, pet-friendly and very clean rooms!
Econo Lodge is equipped with an indoor pool, AARP & VIP discounts, laundry facilities, free high speed internet, Showtime, CNN, ESPN with Cable TV, whirpool suiterooms and a continental breakfast.
Econo Lodge is equipped with an indoor pool, AARP & VIP discounts, laundry facilities, free high speed internet, Showtime, CNN, ESPN with Cable TV, whirpool suiterooms and a continental breakfast.
Known for courteous and friendly service, enjoy our free continental breakfast, free high speed wireless internet or relax in our heated indoor pool and hot tub.
Banquet hall and event center specializing in corporate meetings, weddings, family reunions and fundraisers. In-house catering. Handicap accessible.
Fox River Bed and Breakfast is a historic Victorian farm house located 90 miles West of Chicago, and eight miles North of Ottawa, Illinois in the country on 17 lovely acres. We are surrounded by more things to do than you could ever imagine. The area is rich in history and the food is hot and delicious!
Grizzly Jack's Grand Bear Resort
Discover a magical family getaway just beyond the glow of Chicago at Grizzly Jack's Grand Bear Resort. Nestled in the Starved Rock area of Illinois, Grizzly Jack's is an oasis of relaxation and adventure - a destination where water park fun meets natural wonder. Escape from the big city and enjoy a vacation in the scenic Northwoods at Grizzly Jack's - an unforgettable place to unwind, play, meet, dine and explore with family and friends.
Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton, in Peru is conveniently located off of I-80 and 10 minutes from Starved Rock State Park. Free WiFi, hot breakfast, indoor pool/whirlpool and fitness center.
Interstate I 80 and 90. Indoor pool and whirlpool. Free hot breakfast. free local phone, in room movies and abusiness center.
Heritage Harbor Resort & Marina
Heritage Harbor Ottawa is the premier Marina Resort Community. Located in the heart of Starved Rock Country, Heritage Harbor Ottawa is home port for your next great adventure!
Wi-Fi available at no charge. Meeting/banquet space available. 37acres with 89 water, sewer & electric sites and 45 tent sites, plus cabins. Store, laundry, showers, and swimming pool. Near Starved Rock.
Indoor pool and whirlpool, free breakfast buffet bar, in room movies. Whirlpool rooms available.
Indoor pool and whirlpool, free breakfast buffet bar. in room movies. Whirlpool room available.
In the shadow of Starved Rock, Kishauwau Country Cabins features cabins that have been beautifully renovated to blend country charm with modern convenience. Enjoy fully equipped kitchens and outdoor bonfire pits.
Landers House is located a half a block from charming downtown Utica, home of historic Mill Street. We are country lodging in a truly unique setting geared to pamper. We have four cottages with 2 person whirlpools, fireplaces, large bathrooms with two person showers, loft bedrooms with down filled bedding and sky lights, cable TV, CD Players, wet bars stocked with coffee and teas, glassware and dishware for two. Our suites and rooms are designed with our guests comfort in mind. We encourage you to indulge in your fantasies, revive your romantic nature and relax in a secluded atmosphere.


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Mann's Stone Jig
Used by Mike Iaconelli to win the 2003 Bassmaster Classic, the Mann's Stone Jig will catch fish for you in your favorite lake. Whether flipping cover or dragging over rocky structure, the Stone Jig offers some great advantages. To eliminate hang-ups and make you more efficient, this jig has a unique head design. The head features ridges molded into the sides for more water displacement and a different vibration in the water. It tapers to a point enabling it to slip through rocks and sticks that would jam other heads. The flat bottom of the head makes this jig really stand up and the 30-strand weedguard protects the super sharp, premium hook. There is a sharp keeper hook molded into the back of the head to securely hold your plastic trailers. The head is powder coated for a tough, chip resistant finish. Included is a message from Mike Iaconelli describing some of his methods for fishing with the Stone Jig.
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Comments: Although I'd prefer a heavier hook on these, I wish I could just buy the jig heads. The skirt collar will melt away after one season, so I typically replace the skirt & collar right out of the box with my preference. Other than that, its about the best head design around for skipping under docks. Might get some competition now from the Booyah Bank Roll jig.
From: Big John: NY 2/29/16
Comments: I've been using this jig for about a year & it has gotten the job done. I purchased the black and blue 3/8 oz paired with the xcite chunk trailer & caught several 7+ lbs bass off of it. The skirt has held up fine but some paint has chipped off the head, but that's due to ripping it though heavy structure. Great jig, will be buying several more.
From: Hunter: Ruston, LA 10/1/15
Comments: I don't know what these guys are talking about, but this is a tournament size getter! I like the delta special with a zoom ultra vibe chunk in black. Modifications are trim the weed guard to the hook and trim the skirt back about 1/2 an inch or so. Great jig for the price.
From: Wade: AR 11/8/14
Comments: curse mann's stone jigs, they have the best head desin so i keep using them, but iv straitend hooks puting it out of tules and have even had the weed gaurd fall out of on, no idea how one cast i went to get weeds of and the weed gaurd was gone, iv also had the skirt fall out 2, but thats and easy fix. are they good jigs? yes. do they have the best head desin? yes. do they out fish all the outher fliping jigs on the market? yes. Could the use som better hardware? yes. Do i freaking love these sons of guns? hell ya i do.
From: Michael: san jose, ca
Comments: Best head design of any jig on the market. could definetly use some better skirt colors but you can always replace the skirts. For the money this is the best.
Comments: Great jig hooked up with a 10+ pound bass lost her but my fault
From: Bug Bob: So Cal
Comments: This is a good jig to have as an option when you're jig fishing. I fish with a jig a lot and have had days when it is 'the one' they're eating. Buy a few and try them!
From: Scott: Lexington, KY
Comments: this jig produced for me when others would not. I believe its because it was standing up when others will not. Fished the natural color with a yamamoto flappin hog trailer most often.
From: Matt: Greenfield, MA
Comments: Absolutely the BEST jig out there!
From: Alec: USA
Comments: I think this is hands down the best jig on the market, I am not sure if it is the head design or just the fact that I throw it allot but the bass really seem to prefer it over other jigs. The only downside to this jig is the black blue color is "shiney" but all in all a great jig
From: Jeremy: Punxsutawney, PA

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Also, considering the revelation concerning the power behind Juugo's abilities and the curse seal, we can state that Sasuke unknowingly has collected plenty of experience absorbing the type of natural energy which needs to be gathered to enter Snake/Dragon Sage mode(and curse seal mode, level 1 and 2), he also is compatible with the mentioned energy and Juugo's flesh.
But again, Tobi did decide to tear out the Kyuubi from Kushina to use it in battle, so might Tobi might have been able to suppress the Kyuubi's chakra in an imagined battle with Kushina, He seems not able to bring Kushina herself under his control as a jinchuurki in complete bijuu mode.
So worst case scenerio for Naruto, is that Sasuke, with this EMS, is able to suppress the Kyuubi's chakra and hinder Naruto from having access to it. But if Naruto were to add the Kyuubi's chakra into his sage energies, and attain a new form, it would be OVERKILL for an EMS Sasuke I believe; and a fitting solution to this dilemma would be Sasuke becoming a Snake/Dragon Sage, therefore amplifying his EMS and putting him on terms with a Kyyubi=Sage Naruto without retaining the ability to suppress the Kyuubi within Naruto. Leaving an awesome fight, to be had by them, and witnessed by us.


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Eddie was drunk and offkey totally embarrassing.ReplyCancel
Even Eddie cannot make me break my streak of never having heard 'Let it Go.'
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When will this Frozen shit die alreadyReplyCancel
I'm hoping this is that final nail, Jack.ReplyCancel
Fingers crossedReplyCancel
@Kristin—my exact thoughts! I don't think I have ever heard it either. and I love Pearl Jam….ReplyCancel
Peace out y'all. Leaving for a while. Hope you a have a great week!ReplyCancel
Come back soon JackReplyCancel
I think Jack is cool we all have different opinions but she is not educating anyone—she is stating her beliefs. No one here is asking for an education….ReplyCancel
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Ducky, whatchu mean you're leaving? Did you alert the phone tree? Will your duties be covered while your gone?ReplyCancel
@Lady—Eddie V?ReplyCancel
Derek BWAAAAMP. No.
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Did anyone see the interview with Idina Menzel where she's was talking about her four-year old son trying to impress girls by telling them that his Mommy sang 'Let It Go' and they told him, "yeah, so do our mommies,"?
And yes, that well and truly sucked. I need to listen to some Janis Joplin to bleach it from my brain.ReplyCancel
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Happy was robbed. I still love that song. Four kids sang Let It Go for the school talent show. I'm so sick if that song.ReplyCancel
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|Tecnifibre NRG2 16 String Scores
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While it's impossible for us to say which is the best multifilament string on the market, Tecnifibre NRG2 is definitely on the short list for many players. One of the main reasons for this is the ultra comfortable response, which comes in no small part from the 1,120 individual fibers that are bonded with flexy polyurethane resin. This fact was not lost on our playtesters, all of whom raved about the soft, buttery feel. Another reason for NRG2's large following is the power, which is ideal for players with short to medium strokes. While some of our playtesters definitely appreciated the easy depth, others were left yearning for the low-powered precision of their favorite poly. Spin suffered a similar fate, with half our team getting great results and the other half wanting a bit more grip. Ultimately, though, for players in search of comfort, touch and power, whether in a full bed or a hybrid, NRG2 is awfully hard to beat.
Let's not mince words, Tecnifibre NRG2 is powerful. In fact, Tiffani had all the pop she could handle. She said, "Tecnifibre NRG2 certainly doesn't skimp in the power department. This feels like one of the more powerful multifilaments I've tried. I felt like I got good pop off any sort of swing I tried. The stringbed felt really responsive when I was just rallying and not trying to hit out, and when I took a bigger swing I really noticed the ease of power. Sometimes it was a bit much for me, and I had to work on keeping the ball in play. I strung it at 55 lbs, but I could have gone higher in an effort to tame the power some."
Siobhan also discovered some serious pop. She needed to tame NRG2 with spin. She said, "I have been playing with multis a little bit more recently instead of my usual poly based string, so I felt a little more in sync when I was hitting with this string. As I find with most full beds of multi, there was a little too much power for me to completely relax and hit it properly. I experienced intermittent periods of comfortable power with a little too much wildness, and I really had to use spin to calm things down."
"Power is the first word that comes to mind when thinking about how to describe NRG2," said Karly, who definitely vibed on the easy depth. She added, "It generates a ton of power! I didn't have to swing my racquet nearly as hard to produce pace off my shots - that came naturally with this string. It didn't take much effort to hit hard and deep into the court, and to me, power was one of the string's biggest features."
Getting great results, Mark increased tension to tame this string. He said, "I bumped up the tension by a few pounds on this multifilament to drain out a bit of its elasticity, for fear of hitting unintentional home runs. At 54 lbs Tecnifibre NRG2 provided great comfort without creating too much of a launch off the stringbed. The level of power with that combination (hoop size, string pattern, tension) was controllable and predictable. I felt like I could've dropped tension a little more, as I did not get an excessive amount of string movement, which was the other reason I did not start at a lower tension."
While Tecnifibre NRG2 may not have quite the bite and snapback of a firm poly, Siobhan had no problem ripping topspin. She said, "I liked the spin potential. With my fast swing it was easy to whip the racquet head through and generate a lot of spin. Add that spin to the power and it was a nice combination, and it added a little of the control I was looking for."
Agreeing with Siobhan, Mark also had no issues in the spin department. He said, "The reason I gravitate toward polys is because they snap back after contact, whereas multis do not slide quite as easily. However, I was able to generate about the same level of RPMs on the ball with the NRG2 as I can with any of the poly strings that I usually play with."
"Though I don't use a lot of topspin in my game I did find spin more difficult to create with this string," said Tiffani, who could have used a tad more grip on the ball. "I like to throw in a good topspin lob against my opponents when they're charging the net, and I found that I really had to concentrate on brushing up on the ball to get some spin. My slice shots also felt somewhat subpar with this string. Good thing I like to hit mostly flat."
Karly joined Tiffani in wanting more bite, She said, "Unfortunately, I think it lacked in the spin department. A majority of my shots were very flat and it was difficult to put any type of spin on the ball. It would've been nice if it had been easier to produce more topspin to help keep the ball within the court, especially with all the power."
Along with power, the other feature that drew absolute unanimity within our team was the exceptional comfort of Tecnifibre NRG2. The comfort was so high in fact that Tiffani found a pillowy response even on off-center hits. She said, "Comfort is one of the highlights of NRG2. This string is comfortable even when hitting outside the sweetspot, and it remains so throughout the life of the string. I could string NRG2 at a higher tension without the risk of it feeling too stiff."
Karly also enjoyed the soft ride, even at high tensions. She said, "Along with the power came comfort. The string was extremely soft and very easy on the arm. I had absolutely no issues with the string being uncomfortable to hit with, even when it was strung in the high 50s and low 60s. The comfort of NRG2 was top-notch."
"Incredibly comfortable," said Siobhan, who found that NRG2 was the perfect complement to her stiffer frame. "Not much more to say, other than that it did a great job softening my Babolat Pure Drive, which can sometimes feel too stiff with firmer strings."
Joining the others in their appreciation of the comfort, Mark said, "I swing pretty fast, but not Andy Gerst fast, so I have not had some of the arm discomfort issues that some other players experience. I found the level of comfort to be very good with the NRG2."
Our team had varying levels of success controlling the pop of Tecnifibre NRG2. Tiffani had good results by playing a tad more conservatively. She said, "The combination of the power and the super soft feel made control a little elusive at first. NRG2 reminds me that I'm not a pro, and there's no need for me to aim for the lines. I'm not that accurate. If I kept my expectations within reason and gave myself room for user error then I had no problems and could direct the ball where I wanted it to go."
Karly struggled to reign in the power. She said, "With all that power came the loss of control. Since there was so much pop from the strings, and very little spin, it was more difficult controlling my shots. Stringing NRG2 at a higher tension helped a little bit, but I still received way too much power and not enough control."
Despite having long strokes and preferring full sets of polyester, Mark had more than enough control. He said, "Control was good enough at 54 lbs. that I wanted to drop tension even more, so I stepped on the stringbed a couple of times with all my body weight, which loosened things up. I was still able to impart pace and spin on the ball without really modifying my swing."
Siobhan found her best results on offense. She said, "I was actually happy with this area, particularly when I was dictating play. I found it a little bit harder when I was under pressure and the ball was coming to me faster. The ball would fly a little bit, and I lost some of the control that I found when I was creating my own pace."
Like all strings, Tecnifibre NRG2 loses tension and playability over time. However, it should be noted that in the TW string lab NRG2 scored near the top of its class for tension maintenance. Perhaps this is why Mark had such great playability over time, that is until his set snapped. He said, "After about three hours of play I started to see a little notching, but NRG2 played great all the way to the point of it breaking, which was not until the 12th hour."
For Tiffani, control went down slightly over time, but comfort never wavered. She said, "The string loosened up after about five hours, and I noticed a drop in control at that time. I felt myself spraying a few more balls than I would like after the string started to go. Comfort, though, was outstanding throughout the playtest."
Siobhan also noticed some minor changes as tension dropped, but this didn't affect her execution. She said, "I started to notice subtle changes in the response after a few sessions. The string played a little less crisp, but the comfort remained and I was still able to hit my shots."
For Karly NRG2 started to fray, and eventually broke, before the playability went away. She said, "I thought the durability of this string could definitely use some improvement. The strings began to fray after about an hour of hitting with them. I didn't notice much change in the playability of the strings, but I don't think they lasted long enough to experience a change in their performance."
Tiffani - "I found loads of comfort and power, plus there's room to go higher in tension with no apparent drawbacks."
Siobhan - "I liked the general combination of power, spin and control, along with the high comfort."
Karly - "The power and comfort were excellent! The strings were so soft and produced so much pop."
Mark - "I like the slick feel of the string, which lets it slide back into place easier than most other multis, and I liked that it brought me back to the feel of the softer, more elastic string materials that I grew up playing with. Easy access to power and spin, reasonable durability, and a comfort level that could not hurt a fly were the obvious notables for this flagship multi-filament from Tecnifibre."
Tiffani - "The string coating frays pretty easily, and durability is a little lacking."
Siobhan - "Always could enjoy a little more control, but it was manageable."
Karly - "NRG2 lacked in spin and I couldn't get any control from the strings, no matter how tight I strung my racquet."
Mark - "The only real knock I have for the NRG2 is unique to this type of string but not unique to this particular string, and that is the level of string movement. Multifilament strings are not as apt to re-align themselves. During the latter portion of the stringbed life the strings would swim around during play and I would have to re-align them myself, which saws the string a little."
Tiffani - "This is fairly close to Wilson NXT in feel, perhaps softer."
Siobhan - "Wilson NXT. Same qualities, struggled with the high power level at times but enjoyed the comfort."
Karly - "NRG2 was extremely similar to Wilson NXT in terms of comfort. Both strings are very soft and easy on the arm. However, I think NRG2 had a little more pop, whereas NXT offers slightly more control."
Mark - "At first, the NRG2's coating/finish has a slick feel to it, like Prince LT Premiere, or Babolat Addiction, but the NRG2 provided a better ball pocket than the Addiction, and played closer to the Premiere LT."
(Scores are determined by averaging individual play test scores)
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|Playability Duration
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Racquet: Donnay Formula 100
Playtest Tension: 55 lbs
Favorite String: Multifilament 16g
Racquet: Dunlop Aerogel 4D 200
Playtest Tension: 54 lbs
Favorite String: Polyester 16g or 17g
Racquet: Wilson nCode 95
Playtest Tension: 57 lbs
Favorite String: Wilson NXT 16
Racquet: Babolat Pure Drive
Playtest Tension: 55 lbs
Favorite String: Poly 16g
Review date: October 2012. If you found this review interesting or have further questions or comments please contact us.
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It was a return to his old stomping grounds for former Carbon County resident, Fran Sherry who now resides about 20 miles out of Washington D.C. He said that the Bureau of Land Management Director, Kathleen Clarke was probably the only one that could get him to live somewhere like Washington. Especially after his last job as the BLM field office manager in Alaska. Sherry is now the deputy director with the National BLM.
Sherry was on tour with Sally Wisely, Utah State BLM director, BLM Price Office officials and Emery County Commissioners for two days. Their tour of the Swell included the regions south of I-70 one day with a visit to Little Horse Canyon, Goblin Valley and the Hidden Splendor with a rest overnight in Green River. Green River Mayor Glen Johnson arranged for a local treat that evening with a meal at Ray's Tavern and then a tour of the John Wesley Powell museum with a discussion afterwards. Mayor Johnson mentioned the need to update the slide show for the museum and Sherry thought the BLM might be able to help out with this effort considering how Emery County is primarily BLM land. The tour resumed the following morning with a tour of Black Dragon Canyon which Sherry described as beautiful and containing a different culture of people than those farther north. They also visited the Swinging Bridge and the Buckhorn Panel and ended up at the Wedge for lunch. A tour of the Cleveland/Lloyd dinosaur quarry in the afternoon and an introduction to the coal bed methane gas wells in the Drunkard's Wash area was also part of the itinerary.
Sherry said, "I am so impressed with the cooperation with the county officials. It is a model for the bureau and other counties to follow. The condition of the roads on the Swell are excellent which is a credit to those involved. The cooperation between the BLM and the sheriff's office in providing an officer to patrol the Swell is an excellent example of what can happen if we work together. We need to realize that the old industries like gas and mining are not expanding and they are doing the work with fewer workers. What do we have to do to keep our young people here?
"We are committed to work with the county and I endorse what Patrick Gubbins the Price Field Office manager is doing. The route plan is now in place and the job is to manage it. I spent years in this area, Easterin' and enjoying the Swell. We need to take another look at the closed areas and the little short roads that lead to camping spots. After Easter the Price Office and the commissioners will get out and look at these dispersed areas. We visited a campsite where there were one set of tracks leading in and a fire ring. I don't see any reason why campsites of this type should be closed. I talked to a guy down at the Buckhorn Panel who said that he and his family from Payson have been coming down here for 36 years. We need to recognize traditions and keep them going.
"The county will be involved as we go through and complete the suitability studies for wild and scenic rivers. We need to take into account the water needs of the local communities.
"I hope the Swell area is a model for how we do things in the rest of the bureau. We need to manage and recognize the Swell for its unique recreational values. The resource management plan will be a guiding document for this management. I don't anticipate any special designation for this area, but we plan to address areas of critical concern. Emery County recognizes the uniqueness of the area and wants to take care of it. The Swell is a hands-on landscape and we need to enjoy and use it. We need to work hard to choose the best routes especially if there are other means of accessing the same area. Ninety-five percent of the public enjoys the values and wants to protect it, but there is a small percentage that abuses the land and forces us into unpopular positions. We've been very happy with the help of the OHV clubs and their work on the Swell. I have proposed that we have patrols on the Swell like that similar to the ski patrol where good will ambassadors and folks who know the area can advise others on open roads and regulations.
"The message I would like to leave is that the management of the Swell should not be dictated by Washington, but by local people making the decisions to get this done. When the alternatives are developed for the resource management plan they will be opened up for public comment and we hope people will take advantage of this opportunity to be involved," said Sherry.


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Forest Service Helps Restore Fish to Oregon Stream
After nearly a century, a five-mile stretch of the Lower Oak Grove Fork of Oregon's Clackamas River will have native fish swimming year-round in this restored stream once again.
Early in the 20th century, the growing communities around Portland needed hydroelectric power. The Oak Grove Fork dam, located in the foothills of the Cascade Range some 30 miles east of the city, was one of several in the region built to help fill that need.
Unfortunately, by impounding the steam's water and diverting it for power generation, the river was denied its natural seasonal rise and fall which hindered the movement and spawning of fish. Read more »


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You know, if you look at it in a certain way, Vergo, Monet, and Ceaser sort of represent Solid, Liquid, and Gas.
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
Maybe Zoro doesn't have the Haki needed to 1v1 a Logia..
I just read it (i normally read each chapter 2-3times before posting lol) but it seemed like Monet was confident in a fight vs Zoro, which would only be the case if he doesn't have the ability to finish her.
Well, if Zoro fought as normal, he would slice some walls down, which would effectively kill everyone.
I hoped for a moment we'd have Nami vs Monet seeing as Nami could conjure up some heat pretty rapidly with the new Clima Tact, but to no avail. I'm not sure why Zoro isn't simply destroying Monet, maybe he has a weakness against swordswomen, the only other one he fought was Tashigi and he could even move against her, let alone cut her.
But I doubt Tashigi can defeat Monet alone, so maybe Zoro will have to bite the bullet here. He told Luffy to stop dicking around, he's not exactly being serious either.
And yes zorro has the haki needed.
I can't see what you mean about .
If even tashigi has haki and in the previous chapter zorro
Was the one who warned everyone to get away becuz she had haki
Honstley Monet. Isn't worthy of Beeeing zorro opponent
I think tashigi will be fine
Zorro will go to look for something/ someone
The get lost and end up meeting baby5 and that other guy
The only reason zoro hasn't sliced Monet in half yet is because he doesn't believe in attacking women. just look back pn his first fight with Tashigi in louge town/
^That, but look even farther back to when he was training and he struggled against Kuina. It is likely he has a "weakness" towards female swordsman, maybe even female fighters in general, similar to how Sanji is chivalrous towards women (although calling Monet "bitch" (if correct translation) is quite un-chivalrous)). Zoro doesn't believe in truly defeating them because of his past and what Kuina said about females and their ambition, so possibly he doesn't wish to be thre reason a girl doesn't accomplish her mission/ambition.
Also, Monet is flirting with him :p
How does everyone feel about this new subset of Logia that Oda has been introducing lately? Well, it's been a long manga, so I can certainly understand if he has to get a little more specific about his elements. Cause before we met Monet, all of us would have thought that her power would be covered by Aokiji's fruit. Same with Ace and Akainu (sort of). Caribou is swamp, while Croc is Sand, which are really just two different kinds of earth. At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if we get a "Smog Smog" fruit user. Or "Steam". Both of which makes Smoker cry :-(
Which makes it all the more strange that Caesar is just "Gas", instead of being "Methane" or "Propane" or something. It's kinda confusing.
Proud (and confused) subscriber of Shonen Jump Alpha.
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A federal judge ruled today that the state of Vermont does not have the authority to force the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant to shut down. Brattleboro district court judge J. Garvan Murtha's decision will stop Governor Peter Shumlin and lawmakers from shutting the plant down in March, when a current state license expires, as they hoped to do.
Michael Burns is a spokesman for the plant's parent company, the Entergy Corporation.
"This ruling is great news for our 600 employees, the environment and New England residents and industries that rely on clean, affordable nuclear power provided by Vermont Yankee."
In his 102-page ruling, the judge says federal law preempts the state legislature's ability to determine the licensing of a nuclear power plant. Vermont is the only state in the country where lawmakers have tried to exert such authority. The Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission has already approved extending the plant's operations beyond this year. The state's Attorney General, William Sorrell, says he is disappointed by the new ruling.
"The ability of the legislature to have a say on the continued operation of Vermont Yankee is struck down as preempted by federal law. Our utility regulatory entity, the Public Service Board, does retain some jurisdiction to issue a Certificate of Public Good for continued operation, but the powers of the PSB under Vermont law are restricted from what they have been. It's not even half a loaf for the state."
Sorrell notes that Vermont has 30 days to decide whether to make an appeal. The state's brief had been supported by environmental groups, as well as Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley.


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Handy service
Service for one, all in one. Napkin and silverware look great tucked into a jar meant to be the drinking vessel. If you don't have enough jars for each person, just organize silverware in jars.
Night lights
Like fireflies winking in the dusk, a row of jars strung with lights hangs from rafters. Pendant light kits found at local hardware stores make the conversion simple.
Take root
When used as a container for forcing blubs, Mason jars mean you get twice the beauty: tendrils of roots and towering bulb.
Single servings
Before guests arrive, dish servings into Mason jars to simplify serving time at a buffet.
Sunny display
Floating a single blossom in a jar with a little water makes a charming display. A bow of raffia tops it with flourish.
Convenience at hand
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Honda's iconic V-4 powerplants have an alluring character all their own, a unique combination of torque, an aggressive rush of power as the tach needle swings up into the meaty part of the powerband, and a certain texture to the engine feel that tells you this could only be a Honda V-4. The new Interceptor® has all of that and more, including a chassis with that special Honda blend of agility and comfort that strikes an ideal balance for all-day rides on your favorite twisting roads. A stout, single-side swingarm and radial-mount front brakes make sport riding especially fun, and a front-mounted radiator gives the Interceptor a slim profile. To ensure long-term comfort, the Interceptor has upright, neutral ergonomics as well as an adjustable seat. This is a sport bike with plenty of emphasis on sport, plus the versatility for commuting, two-up fun rides and long-haul sport touring. The Deluxe model adds ABS, Traction Control, grip heaters, electronic self-canceling turn signals, and a centerstand for riders wanting even more features.
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: They have been turned off since Dec, l bought new taps that have center tap.
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Theodore the Tyro, Great Martyr
The Gospel according to Luke 20:46-47; 21:1-4
The Lord said to his disciples, "Beware of the scribes, who like to go about in long robes, and love salutations in the market places and the best seats in the synagogues and the places of honor at feasts, who devour widows' houses and for a pretense make long prayers. They will receive the greater condemnation." He looked up and saw the rich putting their gifts into the treasury; and he saw a poor widow put in two copper coins. And he said, "Truly, I tell you, this poor widow has put in more than all of them; for they all contributed out of their abundance, but she out of her poverty put in all the living that she had." Having said this, he proclaimed, "He who has ears let him hear."
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This page serves to catalog protest and picketing events that have occurred (or will occur) in Davis.
Both plainclothes law enforcement and uniformed officers were typically present at protests in the past. In April of 2011, UC Davis officials agreed to discontinue undercover monitoring of student protests. Filming any event with LEO presence now occurs as a matter of course.
November 19, 2014 UCD students marched, occupied Mrak Hall, and pitched tents on the quad in protest of the proposed 25% tuition increase. The protests loosely marked the anniversary of the pepper spraying during the 2011 protests.
November 16-18, 2011 OCCUPY UC DAVIS UCD students camped out on the quad overnight to protest tuition increases and exercise their First Amendment right to peaceably assemble, despite the campus' no-camping policy. Police told the protesters to pack up their tents and leave the quad at 3pm on Friday, but many students refused to leave. They formed a human chain around the tents and practiced civil disobedience. The video at the bottom of this article shows police pepper-spraying the protesters in the face. According to the article, at least 10 protesters were arrested.
See also: November 18, 2011 UC Davis Police Response to Occupy UC Davis
November 15, 2011 Hundreds of UCD students and faculty members went on strike to protest the never-ending tuition hikes, as well as the police brutality on the UC Berkeley campus. Initially meeting on the Quad, many of the protesters continued their statement by occupying Mrak Hall.
October 2011 A proposal to Occupy Davis
September 2011 One to four people have been on the Dave Pelz Bike Overpass of I-80 many mornings throughout the month, beginning September 12, holding a banner with the vague wording, "Mori Seiki hurts our community. Shame on them!" On September 27, one of them was wearing a grim reaper costume and holding a scythe.
May 25, 2011 Protesters marched to Mrak Hall in support of The Domes.
May 1, 2011 Democrats and Republicans at the UCD campus held a peaceful rally supporting the United States assassination of Osama Bin Laden
April UC Davis students and the ACLU says that campus administrators have been spying on student protesters. This Vanguard piece has further details.
March UC Davis students and employees to gather to protest against union busting
February Students protest elimination of adult health services
December 5 The Railroad Fence Event was a peaceful protest against the Olive Drive Railroad Fence.
October 7 October 7, 2010 Day of Action to Defend Public Education
August 2010 A group comprised of police officials and administrators was established to monitor protests. The group is called "Activist Response Team". There are reports of their use of undercover cops and undercover surveillance.
May UC Davis student athletes protest sports cuts with coffin procession UC Davis women's rowing team, along with the men's wrestling, swimming and diving teams will be eliminated at the end of this year.
Protest against cuts to Ethnic Studies UCD news website
May 18, 2010 Students camp out on quad in solidarity against budget cuts, privatization of public education, Arizona's immigration enforcement law and House Bill 2281 which makes teaching of ethnic studies classes illegal in Arizona's public schools and in support of campus unions and Black Family Week. UCD news website Aggie article
April 2, 2010 UC Davis students protest cuts to sports programs [Sac Bee photos UC Davis students protest cuts to sports programs]
March 4, 2010 Public Education protest. Student protesters clashed with law enforcement during the public education protest, as students marching were forcibly barred from marching onto I-80, with less-than-lethal weapons deployed and one student arrested. This was done in solidarity with communities from all over the world. 10 News photo slide
November 18-20, 2009 Students converged on Mrak Hall on November 19 to protest the UC Regents approval of a 32% student fee hike that will happen over the next year. Students' reaction to the UC Regent's vote was covered by ABC News 10. As these budget cuts affect all UC students, protests have also taken place at other UC campuses. Several students were arrested at Mrak.
Additional news coverage at bottom
About 100 students protested in Dutton Hall on the afternoon of November 20. The protesters were in Dutton instead of Mrak because Mrak was on lockdown following the protests the previous night.
September 24, 2009 There were walkouts/strikes/protests on the first day of classes at UCD (September 24, 2009). 10 News coverage
February 9th, 2009 Brother Jed Smock returned and once again protested homosexuality, rock and roll and feminists among other modern evils on campus.
July 14-18, 2008 UCD service workers go on strike along with service workers from the other 9 UC campuses and 5 medical centers.
February 10, 2008 Protest of Scientology. There are no branches of the Church of Scientology in Davis, but many Davisites are expected to attend protests in Sacramento and San Francisco. See the Scientology page for details.
January 28th, 2008 Brother Jed Smock protested homosexuality, rock and roll and feminists among other modern evils on campus.
UCD May 1, 2007: Day of Action. International Worker's Day. Fight for UCD contracted-out food service workers, fight to end the U.S. war in Iraq, and to end the targeting of undocumented immigrants.
March 17, 2007
Several anti-war demonstrators were seen at "G" and 3rd Street, quietly protesting the continued American presence in Iraq. Their appearance was complete with signs, long hair, and colorful shirts. A contributor to the Wiki remembers one sign, that said, "No More War Funding". Perhaps the timing, on St. Patrick's Day, was deliberately planned for maximum audience.
February 2007
The Church of the Divide has picketed the First Baptist Church over Freddie Oakley having decided to issue Certificates of Inequality.
November 7 Preachers with Signs protested outside the MU.
October 2006 Preachers with Signs showed up on the Quad.
January 17 Preachers with Signs, doing their thing.
October 2 Topic: Abortion
The Davis Life Chain was held along Russell Boulevard on Oct 2nd, 2005 with a couple scores of people holding a number of signs including ones that said "Abortion Kills Babies". They (the people including members of different Churches as well as from Students for Life at UCD) were called on to reflect on the issue of abortion and how it has affected society. They were also asked to reflect on how they can promote change and end abortion. They looked very serious. This may have been because they were praying and reflecting. On the other side of the street, a bunch of vibrant college and high school teens (mostly women) held signs that said, "Pro Women / Pro Choice" and other similar spinoffs of the message. The Davis Life Chain expressed a message of life often lacking from popular culture and the media and allowed for people to express their belief in the rights of the unborn.
May 16 More Preachers with Signs!
April 26-28 Preachers with Signs protested outside the Memorial Union.
UCD students protest the Vietnam War by planting 500 white crosses on the Quad.
People from West Hall during the middle of the night sneak copies of a special edition of the California Aggie onto the desks of legislators at the Capitol in Sacramento. The edition details the poor conditions of buildings at the school that is now UC Davis.
Also related to Protests:
- Boycott Davis
- Davis Baby for Peace
- Davis Radical Cheerleaders
- PARK(ing) Day
- Student Organizations
- Students Organizing for Change
Additional Coverage Video from inside of Mrak Hall during protests
UC students occupy buildings to protest fee hike
UC Davis Fee Hike Protests Continue
More than 50 protesters arrested at UC Davis
Amid protests, UC OKs 32% fee hike
UC students occupy buildings to protest fee hike
Dozens of protesters arrested at UC Davis
UC regents face outcry, prepare to hike fees 32%
UC Davis protesters and administrators meet over fee hikes
Speaking in Tongues interviewed 2 students during the second half of the show
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2007-11-26 19:50:43 Does anyone know which group was protesting abortion today 11/26/07 in front of Davis High School ?? —HeatherFlood
- If the group had teenagers, it might have been "Teens for Life". But then again, it could have been one of a bunch of other groups as well... - Paul Amnuaypayoat
2007-11-27 08:22:03 not sure ...there were a few that looked like either older teens or college age. Then a few senior age people. —HeatherFlood
- O, ok. I remember my last encounter with Teens for Life (around 2002 - 2003), and it was mostly teenage girls of about age 13 working with age 60ish looking older men... Was kind of an odd combination of demographics that they had in my opinion. But ya, what you described might be some other group then. Hopefully you can find what you are looking for. - Paul Amnuaypayoat
2007-11-27 20:51:03 Thee were at the UCD campus too, a few old men and alot of girls in their teens. Big signs with pictures of fetuses and comparisons to Hitler. Not the classiest group, but they were polite when I declined their lit. —AndrewPeake
2007-11-27 23:13:30 Could've been the Genocide Awareness Project. They've been known to come to Davis in the past. However, normally their protests are highly organized and planned in advance. Perhaps abortion-oriented Preachers with Signs? I seem to remember one incarnation with "Redefeat Fascism" + "I Have a Dream" of MLK's fame = Anti Abortion Activists, around and on the Day of the November 2006 Election. —MaxMikalonis
2007-11-28 10:57:19 well I guess it sounds like the Teens for life group with old men and young girls. They had signs like the Genocide group. Thanks for the info. —HeatherFlood
2009-11-22 23:05:13 anyone interested in the recent protests and occupations should take a look at this manifesto from a group out at uc santa cruz. http://wewanteverything.wordpress.com/2009/09/24/communique-from-an-absent-future/ —ashiggins
- I just read this. Sounds like a very sincere outrage, but the scope of it is really broad (let's get rid of capitalism?) without expressing any concrete ideas for what might replace the status quo. What are these guys proposing? An end to private property and markets? State ownership of the means of production? State-backed redistribution of existing assets? I couldn't see what I was being asked to do or to support except to feel a resentment that the market system doesn't provide everyone everywhere with a livelihood, and to physically block the functioning of the UC system in the hope that this would build up in a movement that would destroy the existing market system and replace it with... what? —KenjiYamada
- the purpose of this manifesto, i think, is to inspire those who already know (or have a deep nagging suspicion) that the current system is morally bankrupt and a dead end, rather than to offer concrete advice as to what should come after capitalism. in that respect, and in style, it is reminiscent of recent calls such as the coming insurrection. attempting in such a short space to address the many questions regarding a post-capitalist world would be impossible. the natural place to turn for such ideas would be the vast anarchist literature that already exists. classic texts by bakunin and kropotkin, michael albert's work on participatory economics, murray bookchin, noam chomsky, curtis white, david graeber (check out his fragments of an anarchist anthropology pdf), even naoimi klein's documentary 'the take'. much work has already been done outlining what a non-hierarchical, non-authoritarian communist society might look like, you just need to be proactive enough to explore what's out there. —ashiggins
- Blocking the function of a public system to destroy capitalism? And people wonder why things like this are never taken seriously. Who writes this stuff? This just looks like angry ranting coming from some liberal arts major who sees "the man" and capitalism in everything he or she hates. The problem we have with the UC system is something that commonly arises with a public system. Instead of trying to run the UC system more efficiently, the regents decided to ask for more money from both the state and students even though current student fees cover all the costs of an undergraduate education. They do this while increasing the salaries of administrators at the top. This is like last spring when the Post Office asked for more money from the Federal Government while asking to work less. Whenever a public system has tax dollars as an out and the people in charge of the system are left unchecked, this is what is going to happen. They don't have the same motivation as businesses do to change the way they do things for the better (although businesses too big to fail no longer need the motivation). —hankim
- You've got your history completely backwards. Fees have never covered the cost of education — not even close — and in the beginning, were only supposed to be for things like gym membership. The state has been decreasing the amount of money given the the public universities, and this has been going on for decades. Some of the money has been made up with fundraising, but again, that only goes so far. I'm not happy about admin salaries either, but that is a tiny, tiny piece of the problem. A drop in the bucket. The problem is that the state is not living up to the Master Plan for Higher Education. —CovertProfessor
- My source about fees: http://universityprobe.org/2009/04/budget-lies-a-letter-to-the-president-of-uc/ —hankim
- That's a very interesting article — thank you for sharing it. If it is correct, then there is more money going into high-ranking administration and much more flexibility in spending than ucop has said. Those points definitely need to be brought out into the open and discussed — perhaps they have and I have just missed it? But I want to comment on the part of the article that says, What you call the "funding for per-student education at UC" is a piece of accounting fraud that I have repeatedly criticized. The numbers you use to calculate that actually cover all of the costs for faculty research work throughout the academic year as well as undergraduate plus graduate educational programs. When I disaggregate that bundle of expenses, it turns out that undergraduate student fees now cover the full per-student cost for UC to provide undergraduate education. So the reduction in state funding is really a cutback in the faculty's research program. That is a lamentable loss, but it is totally unjustified to dump that cost onto undergraduate students (and their families). None of that makes sense to me, for two reasons: 1) I am paid a salary, and that salary is for me to research, teach, and do service. My salary isn't broken down into a research component, a teaching component, and a service component. So, I don't know how one could estimate costs of research versus the other costs (perhaps he means lab costs, etc.?) 2) More importantly, what makes the UC the UC — different from the CSU — is the emphasis on research. It's what makes it an institution with a better reputation (which, among other things, improves one's chances of getting a job), and it's what makes it a good school for students who want to go onto grad school or who want to be taught by professors who are active in their fields and doing cutting edge work. So, it doesn't make sense to say that undergrads should only pay for their education. By choosing to go to a UC, they are choosing to go to a school where the professors do substantial amounts of research, and that costs money. If they want to go to a school and not pay for research, then they should not be going to the UC. (Profs in the CSU do research, too, but there is less emphasis on it). —CovertProfessor
- One thing that could make the website better is if the author posted PDFs of the sources, but I still find the site pretty reliable because the author puts his name and position on the line. Also, you probably did not hear about it because protesters prefer to be loud than informed most of the time. My guess about the salary issue is that the author divided accordingly by counting how many hours he devotes to each part of his job. Or maybe the author counted the entire salary and it was still covered by fees. I always wondered, if research is so important to the UC system, why does the university take fifty percent of all private research grants given to professors (was told this by one of my ECS professors)? —hankim


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OPM follows the life of an average hero who manages to win all of his battles with only one punch! This ends up being the cause of a lot of frustration as he no longer feels the thrill and adrenaline of fighting a tough battle.
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Posted on 03/11/2003 5:07:50 PM PST by PJ-Comix
Conservative protesters are rounding up the troops to heckle New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and her Senator guests at a fundraiser in her Northwest Washington home Tuesday night. "It ought to be fun," says protest organizer Kathy Wood, who'll be holding her trademark sign, "Corrupt Democrats Turn Here!"
Wood, of the Washington chapter of the conservative Free Republic, says the focus of the 5:30 p.m.-8 p.m. protest is to encourage Senate Democrats attending the fundraiser to approve the judicial nomination of Hispanic Republican Miguel Estrada.
What's interesting about this protestcomplete with signs and flashlightsis how polite the Republicans plan to be. Instead of jeering the senators and high-dollar donors as they get out of their car at the Clinton residence, they plan to stay a block away at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Whitehaven Street, just below the British Embassy and veep's house. Says a notice to protesters: "Out of respect for her neighbors, we will not protest directly in front of her house. Instead, we'll be on the corner turnoff where all of the guests have to turn in."
But there's another reason for pushing the protest to near the busy intersection, adds Woods. "If we go up too far," she says, "nobody will see us."
Free Republic is one of those groups obsessed with the Clinton era. They've even written a cookbook titled "The Clinton Legacy Cookbook." See EBAY's link here: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1979763521
What is Kathy Wood's Freeper Name?
Free Republic is one of those groups obsessed with the Clinton era.
Actually we wish we could FORGET the Clintons but they just WON'T go away.
We're obsessed with a wide variety of things.
Close...we are obsessed with exposing the hypocrisy and corruption of the Clinton era.
Ain't it the truth!
Speaking of "Cadillac Escalades", a local pizza parlor, LaNova Pizzeria, has two Escalades which they use as delivery vans, complete with logos on the doors.
When the Escalades first came out, my husband wanted to buy one. I nearly fainted when I found out how much they cost. Fortunately I was able to squelch his desire by asking him, "Why in heavens name would you want to drive a pizza delivery van?"
I wonder how many phone books Dasshole has to sit on to see out the windshield? And I bet he has custom extensions on the pedals so he can reach them with his little short legs. LOL
Details...we need details and pictures. Enquiring minds and all that...
Actually, we're obsessed with the media who are the ones really obsessed with Clinton! If they'd let Clinton go the way of Gerald Ford, then there would be no problem! Come to think of it, the media is even becoming obsessed with Carter, who has zero charisma.
Heck yeah!! If it wasn't fer SlickWillie, I'd probably never met any of y'all!!
"They've even written a cookbook titled "The Clinton Legacy Cookbook."
Carlo, YOU DA MAN...MUD
Plus, what would inspire you to write your wonderful songs?
Guess Bedard doesn't pay too much attention to his 401k.
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When brewing all grain, the quality of the crush has a major impact on the brew house efficiency as well as the lautering process. In extreme cases, a poor crush can also lead to astringent off flavors.
The ideal crush for malt exposes all the endosperm as flour and grits and leaves the husks intact. But in practice this is difficult to achieve. In order to expose as much of the endosperm as possible, the malt has to be crushed very tightly which leaves most of the husk material shredded. This can lead to stuck sparges astringent off-flavors. Conversely, when the malt is milled loosely the husks are preserved better but a considerable amount of the endosperm remains unexposed which will result in a loss off efficiency. Because of this the brewer needs to find a good compromise for setting the grain mill spacing.
What to look for
- flour to grits ratio : the more flour the higher the efficiency but also the chance for a slow lauter or stuck sparge
- average size of the husk pieces : the larger the husk pieces, the better they will be able to suspend the grain bed during lautering which helps with the run-off speed and prevents stuck sparges
- small husk shreds : small husk shreds can inhibit the run-off like flour and can be a significant contributor to astringent off-flavors.
- not or poorly crushed kernels : If a kernel has not or only slightly been crushed, the mash may not be able to convert the starches and/or extract the sugars. This will lead to a lowered brewhouse efficiency.
- when endosperm remains in a crushed kernel, does it easily come out when the kernel is picked up? : There is no problem with pieces of endosperm remaining in connection with the husks. As long as they come off easily or can easily be reached by the mash water.
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This crush has been produced with a 2 roller mill (JSP Maltmill) at its factory setting of 36 mil / 0.92 mm. At this setting, which is fairly loose, no substantial husk shredding occurs while the endosperm is mostly ground into grits. Some of the endosperm is left behind in the husks. The low percentage of flour and well preserved husks will make for easy lautering. But even with well modified malts, the brewhouse efficiency will be average.
At a much tighter setting (19 mil / 0.48 mm), the same mill will produce considerably more flour and shredded husks. While the efficiency is significantly increased, the lauter may not run as easily and may even get stuck if the allowed run-off speed is to great. As long as the mash and lauter pH are well below 5.8, no significant tanning extraction should be expected even though more of the husks have been shredded. The increased brewhouse efficiency makes this the crush of choice for many brewers.
2 roller mill conditioned
In order to better preserve the husk during milling, Malt can be conditioned with moisture before milling. This makes the husk less fragile which results less small husk pieces even at a very tight mill setting.
For this crush, the malt has been conditioned. The mill didn't tear the husks apart (only few of the husks were actually split in two halves) as it did with a dry crush. As a result some of the endosperm actually remained in the husks. But most of that endosperm actually falls right out of the husks when they are picked up and slightly rubbed between the fingers. The expected brewhouse efficiency should be similar to a dry crush
Even at a tight setting the husks of well conditioned malt remain intact while most of the endosperm is crushed into flour. The is a very small amount of husk shreds compared to a dry crush at the same setting which mitigates one of the problems of a tight crush. Having most of the endosperm crushed to flour will boost the brewhouse efficiency but also impede lautering. Some of that can be gained back by having the husks preserved.


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I just did something eye opening. I went to YouTube and watched a handful of Scott Stevens highlights. And by highlights I mean footage of him concussing guys. Some of them at least still had the puck or had just passed it. I point that out only because the hit in last night's game by Aaron Rome on Nathan Horton was really late. That is about the only thing that separates the Rome hit from any number of the hits Stevens threw on Kozlov, Lindros, or Kariya over the years.
So what do we want here? I have to tell you that last night I was all over twitter with definitive opinions on how filthy the Rome hit was, and I stand by that. How late it was is an integral part of that. I'll buy to an extent that players have a responsibility to protect themselves. Using that here does not work. Horton shouldn't expect to get hit like that on this play because he knows where Rome is when he gives up the puck. It is split seconds we're talking about, I know, but in a game played as fast as this one that's the deal. Rome takes the hit anyways, going high for good measure and leaving Horton knocked cold with an arm extended in the air like some knocked out boxer.
Maybe as this hits our website we'll be learning what suspension, if any, Rome receives for the hit on Horton. What do fans want here? I have to tell you that I went to bed thinking about Stevens and how he played and how much I admired his style. As I lay in bed I wondered what has changed, me or the hits. When I got up today the first thing I did was search for those hits by Stevens. I was hoping they would all look clean. Shoulder to chest, textbook open ice hits. They don't. The only real difference is in the timing, which really does matter. But it is not the most important facet of this.
Shoulders and elbows to the head are the bigger deal here. What has changed over the past 15 years or so? Well I think we know more now about the damage that these hits are doing to players. Pat Lafontaine got laid out by Francois Leroux in 1996 and in the year or so afterwards we learned a lot. Prior to then, I don't recall ever hearing about post concussion syndrome. Do you?
I have loved the big hit my entire life. It is one of the best aspects of the game. In the mid-90's I wasn't thinking about concussions when Stevens was ruining guys. I was just loving the car crash. Now, knowing what we know about the damage being done, I can't say I feel that way any longer. Doing so would require me to pretend I don't know or don't care about the effects of hits to the head.
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It is about this Im one of the drawers of Pierrot Studios
[hide]Naruto's brother his Sasuke I wont say more ![/hide]
You can make what you want of spoilers or truths or falses about it but thats the truth I hope this will stay only here on this forum
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ok its whatever you think Will Smith but in about 40 manga chapters you will see the truth
How would a drawer of the anime know what will happen 40 chapters ahead, when the anime is about 100 chapters behind?
they not bros but could be related if 4th turns out to be madara uchiha
non-sense @ Mopopolis and this is my last hinth then I cant give more
[hide]5 things : Cats ; Purple ; Sasukes Mother ; AKatsuki and Genjutsu![/hide]
You figure it out !
See ya wont say more about fake deaths caused by genjutsus because genjutsu is an art that create illusions
Forget to say : Death shall set u free