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Posted: Fri 20 May 2005, 13:41
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Penggy Puppy - Dialup program
After few attempts, have Penggy running on Puppy 1.0.1. Dials and connects to existing AOL/Compuserve/WalmartConnect account and surfs fine. Trick is to use guile 1.6.0 and the developement libraries for guile 1.6.0. Later versions of guile seem to insist on libc.so.6 'GLIBC_2.3.4' where Puppy has 2.3.2. Knew it would work somehow as Mepis which I got Penggy running via apt-get also only has 2.3.2 but debian versions of guile didnt work on Puppy so couldnt just copy. Oh well, just letting anybody interested know Penggy works on Puppy.
Penggy website is down and may be down for good. Still available as Mandrake rpm. Also available on Debian systems via apt-get.
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Posted: Fri 20 May 2005, 14:37
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Do you have all the files that you could put together as a tar ?
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Yes I'll email you the files in tarball within couple days.
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Well, who knew, the files needed to make Penggy run on Puppy compress to size I can just upload here. Just as final test I used these files and instructions to put penggy on an old 0.9.6 hardrive install of Puppy and it worked fine. I thus extrapolate that it should work on any reasonably recent version of Puppy. I dont regularly use cd version or type 1 install of puppy and dont know off hand if you can write to some of directories under such. I just put things where they were shown to go under the guile and penggy rpms that I harvested the files from and could do so with my type 2 hardrive install of Puppy. If you change locations of files or directories, you need to make sure Penggy can find them.
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Posted: Mon 16 Jan 2006, 01:29
Post subject: Browser Connection to Penggy
I found that I had to turn the Morizot Firewall off in order for Penggy to work.
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Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 15:51
Post subject: penggy and netscape
hi y'all,
i got the penggy4puppy file, got it installed, i think.
when i run penggy it sayas it can't find the screen name.
netscape doesn't use a screen name, and i can't bypass that part.
does penggy work on netscape? netscape is part of aol, and when i do a trace rout, it shows that i am connected to aol.
and is there a command to bypass the screen name?
thanks for your help.
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Posted: Wed 18 Jan 2006, 18:12
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In with the Penggy files is a README and an INSTALL file. The README file tells you where to put (and rename) the Penggy files. The INSTALL file tells you where to put your AOL screen name, password, and AOL access number to be dialed out. You can't dial in to AOL without a screen name and password. No free access. My understanding is that AOL is based on MS Internet Explorer not Netscape. When you get connected through Penggy and see the "IP Tunneling" message then you can open Netscape (or Mozilla, or Firefox) and browse from there.
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Posted: Thu 19 Jan 2006, 10:45
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sorry. i wasn't clear i guess. i have netscape internet service.
it is owned by aol.
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Posted: Thu 19 Jan 2006, 12:48
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OK, I looked at the Netscape ISP web site. It looks like they are a regular ISP. AOL is not a regular ISP. AOL has a special interface that requires users to use special software for access. Penggy is a reverse engineering of that interface for Linux users. The Netscape ISP may not require that special interface. You might try using the regular dial up capability in Puppy to see if you can access them. I expect that you will probably need to have an account already set up with Netscape with a username and password in order to connect. The software that they give out may have a temporary account that allows you to connect until you start paying. Unfortunately, that software appears to be designed to run on Windows and not Linux or Apple.
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Posted: Fri 20 Jan 2006, 14:11
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yes i have netscape service, and no the dialers in linux won't do it. i tried that already. that's why i was trying penggy. think i need the dns addresses to log in, but i can't find those. i went to the online help chat and they told me that you can not log onto netscape with linux. but. where there is a will. there is a way.
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Posted: Fri 20 Jan 2006, 23:39
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The will assign a dns when you log in.
Do you have a screen name and password?
Can you get penggy to the "IP Tunneling" message?
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Posted: Tue 24 Jan 2006, 12:33
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Sorry, havent looked at forum in couple weeks. I think though Netscape ISP is owned by AOL, it doesnt use the AOL software. I vaguely remember somebody mentioning that you can DUN it meaning if you get correct username/password, you can connect using regular dialer software. If they dont give you the info needed, you might search around on web for some of the tools we used to use to find the hidden info on the old free isps. These tools were unfortunately designed to run on win9x. It got to be quite a game to avoid using the "required" connection software and all the ads and spyware that such connection software provided.
Ok, little google search and found this message that somebody posted on some forum back in 2003 about netscape isp:
"i managed to logon to the netscape isp using the windows dialer. however, the username has to be in the form of email@example.com. initially, i couldn't connect to techbargains or yahoo mail, but it seems to be working now. "
No idea if such works. Only found one other mention of dunning Netscape isp. Guy said worked wonderfully but didnt say how he did it.
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Posted: Mon 06 Feb 2006, 13:55
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I've seen posts that said they could connect to netscape, but they all refuse to say how.
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Posted: Tue 07 Feb 2006, 10:46
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I've seen posts that said they could connect to netscape, but they all refuse to say how.
I very much doubt that Netscape uses anything more than a weird format for their username/password. At most their software does simple scramble/encoding of your given username/password. The old free isps went through this phase before getting really sophisticated or quitting buisiness and disappearing. The tool I remember is called Raspy. Install and run it, and while its running connect using the required Netscape software. It will capture what the required software sends to log on. You then use what it captures in regular dialer and you can get on without the software. I did quick search for copy of Raspy but couldnt find it. Its out there though. I probably have it on cdr or floppy somewhere but no idea where since I havent used it in years. There are other packet sniffer type software but Raspy was extremely simple and idiot proof. It just handed you what you wanted on a silver platter.
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Posted: Tue 07 Feb 2006, 11:03
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thanks for the info. and yes i do need idiot proof.
i.ll google and see if i can find raspy.
thanks again.
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Rethink Photography with Creative ShotCreative Shot modeNot only is the PowerShot ELPH 350 HS a stylish powerhouse, the camera also enables you to easily create artistic images with Creative Shot mode. In Creative Shot mode, the camera captures the original composition and automatically produces and saves five additional variations by using advanced Canon technologies to apply any of 46 filter options based on the individual scene, subject and exposure. Filter choices are grouped into Retro, Monochrome, Special and Natural categories to make exploring the world of artistic photography fun and easy, or you can simply select Auto to access the full range of effects. With Creative Shot mode, the result is stunning artistic photos that are perfect for sharing.
Beautiful Images and Incredible Performance Start Here20.2 Megapixel High-Sensitivity CMOS SensorThe PowerShot ELPH 350 HS camera employs a 20.2 Megapixel High-Sensitivity CMOS sensor, which delivers outstanding imaging performance and is optimized for use in compact cameras. Utilizing a sophisticated light-capturing design, it provides high sensitivity for improved high ISO capture with reduced noise. It is also designed to capture photos quickly, capable of rapidly capturing and moving image data to the processor, enabling faster continuous shooting and faster autofocus.
DIGIC 4+ Image ProcessorThe Canon DIGIC 4+ Image Processor powers the PowerShot ELPH 350 HS camera's functions and capabilities, including Hybrid Auto, Creative Shot, and Full HD video shooting. Its processing speed creates fast, responsive performance, for a shooting experience that's easy and natural. The DIGIC 4+ Image Processor also enhances image quality in several ways. Processing of high ISO shots has been shortened by 60% compared to the DIGIC 4 Image Processor. This significantly reduces noise for brilliant color, smooth gradations, and beautiful detail even in low light. The processor also allows for the integration of electronic Dynamic IS. This advanced system compensates for multiple motion types, effectively preventing angular blur, shift blur, and blur caused by parallel movement and tilt shift. The results are clear and sharp.
Canon HS SYSTEM helps provide excellent low-light performanceThe slim, compact PowerShot ELPH 350 HS camera gives you the power to capture beautifully detailed, naturally lit images even in low light - reducing the need for flash and the occasionally unwelcome effects it produces. That's because the camera's 20.2 Megapixel High-Sensitivity CMOS sensor works with the DIGIC 4+ Image Processor to create the Canon HS SYSTEM, specifically engineered for spectacular low-light performance. With the Canon HS SYSTEM, you'll experience excellent tracking performance even in low light, and achieve gorgeous still image quality at ISO speeds up to ISO 3200; beautiful low-light shots are possible with minimal noise and maximum detail in highlight and shadow areas.
Capture Your Adventures in Stunning Full HDFull HD VideoGorgeous high definition video is yours throughout the camera's impressive zoom range, and starts immediately with a touch of the dedicated movie button. The PowerShot ELPH 350 HS camera captures Full HD video, for notably smooth, lifelike quality that is truly at home even on a large screen HDTV. And now you can record in convenient MP4 format for the easiest online sharing.
Clear Viewing, Easy Shooting3.0-inch High Resolution (461,000 dots) LCDThe large, 3.0-inch high-resolution LCD screen makes it easy to both frame and review your shots. A resolution of 461,000 dots helps makes even the smallest details clear, and images are viewable even from a wide angle, so showing others what you've captured is easy, too.
Perfect Zoom Shots Made EasyAuto ZoomNow, beautifully framed shots using the powerful 12x Optical Zoom are as easy as pressing the Auto Zoom button. With Auto Zoom, the camera automatically determines the correct size and framing by detecting the number of subjects. The system also detects faces that are too small, then zooms in to the proper length. Auto Zoom is a great feature for spontaneous everyday shooting, and especially useful for times when someone else (even a child) is using your camera, for instance at a tourist spot.
Remember the Day in Crisp HDHybrid AutoThe PowerShot ELPH 350 HS camera features Hybrid Auto, which records up to four seconds of video every time you shoot a still image, then automatically joins the clips and pictures into a video that captures the essence of special days: vacations, important occasions, or any time you're shooting many shots in a day. With Hybrid Auto, this "highlight reel" is stunningly beautiful. Hybrid Auto automatically recognizes the scene and optimizes camera settings to capture the highest possible image quality. The resulting 720p HD video is properly exposed, crisp and steady.
A Smarter Camera Means Better Photos and VideosSmart AUTOSophisticated Canon technology that makes getting that great shot as simple as pressing the shutter button, Smart AUTO automatically detects scenes by assessing various factors in both the background and the subject. Detected scenes are analyzed using 32 predefined shooting situations. The camera then makes optimal settings to ensure the best possible image capture, whether you're shooting stills or video. Smart AUTO also includes Advanced Subject Detection, which allows the camera to detect and track non-human moving subjects like animals and vehicles. With Smart AUTO, all you have to do is frame your shot and capture away.
Type-Compact digital still camera with built-in flash, 12x Optical, 4x Digital and 48x Combined Zoom with Optical Image Stabilizer
Image Capture Device- Type: 20.2 Megapixel, 1/2.3-inch CMOS- Total Pixels: Approx. 21.1 Megapixels- Effective Pixels: Approx. 20.2 Megapixels
Lens- Focal Length: 4.5 (W) - 54.0 (T) mm (35mm film equivalent: 25-300mm)- Optical Zoom: 12x- Digital Zoom: 4.0x- Focusing Range: Auto: 0.4 in. (1cm) - infinity (W), 3.3 ft. (1m) - infinity (T), Normal: 2.0 in. (5cm) - infinity (W), 3.3 ft. (1m) - infinity (T), Macro: 0.4 in. - 1.6 ft. (1-50cm) (W), Infinity: 9.8 ft. (3m) - infinity (W,T)- Autofocus System: TTL Autofocus, Manual Focus
Viewfinders- Optical Viewfinder: Not available- LCD Monitor: 3.0-inch TFT Color LCD with wide-viewing angle- LCD Pixels: Approx. 461,000 dots- LCD Coverage: Approx. 100%
Aperture and Shutter- Maximum Aperture: f/3.6 (W), f/7.0 (T)- Shutter Speed: 1 - 1/2000 sec., 15 - 1/2000 sec. (Total shutter speed range)
Exposure Control- Sensitivity: Auto, ISO 80-1600, In P Mode: Max ISO: 3200- Light Metering Method: Evaluative, Center-weighted average, Spot- Exposure Control Method: Manual Exposure, AE Lock- Exposure Compensation: Still Images: ?2 stops in 1/3-stop increments, Videos: ?2 stops in 1/3-stop increments (not available during shooting)
White Balance- White Balance Control: Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Fluorescent H, Custom
Flash- Built-in Flash: Auto, Flash On, Slow Synchro, Flash Off, Facial brightness is also evaluated in Face Detect.- Flash Range: 1.6 ft. - 13 ft. (W), 3.3 - 6.6 ft. (T) (50cm - 4.0m (W), (1.0m - 2.0m (T)), Image brightness may diminish depending on the shooting distance- Recycling Time: 10 sec. or less (battery voltage: 3.7 V)- Flash Exposure Compensation: ?2 stops in 1/3-stop increments
Shooting Specifications- Shooting Modes: Auto, Hybrid Auto, P, Creative Shot, Portrait, Smart Shutter, High-Speed Burst, Handheld Night Scene, Low Light, Fisheye Effect, Miniature Effect, Toy Camera Effect, Monochrome, Super Vivid, Poster Effect, Snow, Fireworks, Long Shutter- Photo Effects: My Colors Off, Vivid, Neutral, Sepia, Black & White, Positive Film, Lighter Skin Tone, Darker Skin Tone, Vivid Blue, Vivid Green, Vivid Red, Custom Color- Self Timer: Approx. 10-sec. delay/approx. 2-sec. delay/custom- Wireless Control: Built-in Wi-Fi and NFC- Continuous Shooting: Normal: Approx. 2.6 shots/sec. (in P mode)
Image Storage- Storage Media: SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card, SDXC Memory Card- File Format: Design rule for Camera File system, DPOF (Version 1.1) compliant- JPEG Compression Mode: Still Image: Exif. 2.3 (JPEG), Video: MP4 (Image: H.264; Audio: MPEG-4 AAC-LC (Monaural))- Number of Recording PixelsStill Images:1) 16:9 - Large: 4608 x 2592; Medium 1: 3264 x 1832; Medium 2: 1920 x 1080; Small: 640 x 3602) 3:2 - Large: 4608 x 3072; Medium 1: 3264 x 2176; Medium 2: 2048 x 1368; Small: 640 x 4243) 4:3 - Large: 4608 x 3456; Medium 1: 3264 x 2448; Medium 2: 2048 x 1536; Small: 640 x 4804) 1:1 - Large: 3456 x 3456; Medium 1: 2448 x 2448; Medium 2: 1536 x 1536; Small: 480 x 480Videos:- Full HD 1920 x 1080: 30 fps (29.97)- HD 1280 x 720: 30 fps (29.97)- Miniature Effect HD 1080 x 720: 6 fps / 3 fps / 1.5 fps- Miniature Effect 640 x 480: 6 fps / 3 fps / 1.5 fps- 640 x 480: 30 fps (29.97)
Number of Recordable ImagesImage data 16:9 3:2 4:3 1:1 File Size (KB) 16GB File Size (KB) 16GB File Size (KB) 16GB File Size (KB) 16GB Large (L1) SF 7,156 2,159 8,286 1,868 9,201 1,680 6,901 2,238 F 4,483 3,421 5,114 3,017 5,633 2,729 4,225 3,625 Medium 1 (M1) SF 3,847 3,982 4,361 3,520 4,785 3,217 3,589 4,262 F 2,524 6,073 2,790 5,459 3,018 5,061 2,264 6,748 Medium 2 (M2) SF 1,095 13,497 1,440 10,563 1,602 9,344 1,213 12,459 F 604 24,296 793 18,689 893 16,755 668 22,087 Small (S) SF 188 69,418 221 60,741 249 53,992 188 69,418 F 113 97,186 133 80,988 150 80,988 113 97,186 Medium* (M) F N/A 1,839 8,235 N/ANote: SF=Superfine F=Fine* In High Speed Burst or Low Light
Time of Recordable MoviesMovie data Shooting Modes Pixels Frame Rate Movie Size (KB/sec.) Approximate Total Movie Time Recordable to 16 GB memory Card Single Clip Approx. Recording Time*1 Video Recording Bit Rate Shooting Playback Other than Below Full HD (1920 x 1080) 30 fps*2 30 fps*2 3,742 1 hr. 08 min. 34 sec. 29 min. 59 sec. Approx. 30 Mbps HD (1280 x 720) 30 fps*2 30 fps*2 1,056 3 hr. 58 min. 01 sec. 29 min. 59 sec. Approx. 8 Mbps VGA (640 x 480) 30 fps*2 30 fps*2 450 8 hr. 25 min. 48 sec. 1 hr. Approx. 3 Mbps Miniature Effect HD (1280 x 720) 6 fps (5x Speed) 30 fps*2 205 20 hr. 15 min. 51 sec. 29 min. 59 sec. ? 3 fps (10x Speed) 30 fps*2 102 39 hr. 03 min. 42 sec. 29 min. 59 sec. ? 1.5 fps (20x Speed) 30 fps*2 51 72 hr. 32 min. 36 sec. 29 min. 59 sec. ? VGA (640 x 480) 6 fps (5x Speed) 30 fps*2 84 46 hr. 54 min. 59 sec. 1 hr. ? 3 fps (10x Speed) 30 fps*2 42 86 hr. 19 min. 35 sec. 1 hr. ? 1.5 fps (20x Speed) 30 fps*2 21 148 hr. 50 min. 20 sec. 1 hr. ?*1 Using an SD Speed Class 10 / UHS-I compatible memory card (Recording stops automatically once the file size reaches 4 GB or the memory card becomes full. Recording may stop unexpectedly if a memory card with a low Speed Class is used.)*2 Actual frame rate is 29.97 fps.
Playback SpecificationsPlayback Modes File- Stills & Videos: Auto Rotate (Automatic vertical/horizontal detection), Image Advance (Transition Effects, Scroll Display), Rotate, Favorites, Smart Shuffle, Group Playback, Slideshow (Repeat, Interval, Effect)- Still Images: Single, Index (6-100 thumbnails), Magnification (2-10x), Information Display, Red-eye Correction, i-Contrast, Resize, My Colors, Histogram, Overexposure Warning- Videos: Normal Playback, Skip Backward, Previous Frame, Next Frame, Skip Forward, Displays playback position and shooting time
Erasing Specifications- Erase Modes: Select Image, Select Range, Select All Images- The image data in the memory card stored with the Design rule for Camera File systems format can be erased (however, protected images cannot be erased).- Using the Movie editing function, sections of the movie can be deleted.
Interfaces- Video Out: NTSC/PAL (dedicated connector (female) with unified type of digital, audio and video)- Audio Out:Monaural (dedicated connector (female) with unified type of digital, audio and video)- Other: SD memory card slot; direct connection to Canon SELPHY, PIXMA Photo Printers & PictBridge compatible printers- Power Source: Battery Pack NB-11L/NB-11LH, AC Adapter Kit ACK-90- Shooting Capacity: Approx. 185 shots, Approx. 250 shots in ECO Mode- Playback Time: Approx.4 hours
Physical Specifications- Operating Temperature: 32-104?F/0-40?C- Operating Humidity: 10-90%- Dimensions (W x H x D): 3.92 x 2.28 x 0.90 in. / 99.6 x 58.0 x 22.8mm- Weight: 5.19 oz. / 147g (CIPA standard), 4.59 oz. / 130g (Body only)


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I can't believe she's 3 months old! I mean, already! It feels just like yesterday I was at the hospital giving birth to her. You can read about her birth story here. She has more than doubled in weight since then – her birth weight was 2.8kg and now she's over 6! She's also grown out of her tiny baby, newborn and 0-3 month clothing and is now wearing pampers size 3. She can't yet hold her head steady on her own but she's getting there – I'm hoping that as she becomes more and more interested in her surrounding, she'd start to move her head around more often and work those neck muscles of hers. Other than that, I think she's doing very well both physically and temperamentally. She loves to play. She smiles, coos and chuckles a lot, which is always a delight to watch. She's also quite happy to be left alone in her rocker or gym mat – she could entertain herself for a good hour or two before she cries for attention. Yes, lucky me! She's exclusively formula-fed; she feeds 5 times a day: 5 ounces at 9am and 5 to 6 ounces at 12.30pm, 3.30pm, 7pm and 10.30pm, after which she'd go to sleep until about 9am the next day. Again, lucky me! Apart from her feeding time, she doesn't really have a fixed routine to go by – she naps and plays throughout the day as she wishes; although I've noticed that she's developed a habit of her own, that is, she'd stay awake for the first hour after each feed, and then she'd take a nap for about 45 minutes to an hour before waking up again for the next hour or so until her next feed. It works very well for both of us, so I'm really happy. In the evening, again, apart from her feeding time, anything goes – I don't bathe her every day, but on days that I don't, I 'rinse' her with Mustela PhysiObébé no rinse cleansing water (something I can't live without!) before changing her into her pyjama and feeding her; I do try to always give her last feed in the bedroom with dim lighting and soft music playing in the background – I think she knows that when that happens, it's time to sleep for longer! So… so far so good. Now I can't wait for her to reach her next milestone.
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My recovery from childbirth has been amazing. I was really lucky to have a straightforward and quick labour and so didn't really have much to recover from. In fact, I felt completely normal and was able to move around just hours after giving birth to Baby G. I've also managed to get out of my pregnancy without any stretch marks, which is great – perhaps because my bump was really small; I only gained 5kg when I was pregnant and I shed them all within a week post-baby. The only thing that's still there is my linea negra, but I suppose it will fade over time. I haven't gone back to exercising though. I know, I really should! I've been meaning to join a 'mum and baby' yoga class but I just keep putting it off! Maybe when she's 4 months old? Haha… Taking care of Baby G wasn't hard – I'm not going to lie; of course it's tiring and it was pretty overwhelming in the beginning, but it wasn't hard, and what everyone says is true: it does get better and easier with time. At 3 months, my day usually goes like this: I'd wake up around 9am when Baby G wakes up, I'd feed her, play with her for a while and then do some house chores or go online and eat a heavy brunch; at around noon, I'd feed Baby G again and we'd go out right after – we'd go shopping or meet my friends for lunch (in which case, I'd skip my brunch of course) or coffee, etc, etc… ;at 3.30pm, if we're still out, I'd feed her outside, otherwise, I'd feed her at home, and after that, I'd do my own thing whilst she plays by herself or sleeps; at night, I'd hand her over to my husband – if she's happy to be held then he'd hold her in his arms whilst we watch something on the TV or Netflix, otherwise, we'd both play with her on the bed until it's time for her last feed. Not too bad, right? Oh, and I'm no longer breastfeeding – I stopped before she reached 2 months old; it was entirely my decision to stop and it's the best decision I've ever made since I had her. I've been happier since and that rubs off on Baby G!
Daddy is fully hands-on when it comes to parenting! He's truly an amazing husband and an outstanding father. I'm not saying that because he 'helps me out' with Baby G and housework – that just makes it sound like it's my job to take care of Baby G, etc, and it isn't!; I believe that parenting is a shared responsibility and it's important for dads to embrace their role – so I'm saying that because I think my husband is doing a great job at it. He's mainly responsible for Baby G at night and on weekends – he'd feed her, change her, play with her, and he also does things around the house. We make a great team, truly… we help each other out and I couldn't be prouder of us (and him of course)! *beaming with pride*


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Send us your samples and let our next-generation sequencing (NGS) experts perform your NGS analysis in our state-of-the-art automated laboratories with rigorous quality control and superior data analysis and interpretation.
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Our services cover every step in the process from initial consultation through to RNA isolation, RNA QC, library preparation and QC, sequencing and QC, data analysis and reporting. You can also track the progress of your project through your own secure web portal.
Each sequencing project can be tailored to your needs. During the initial consultation, our NGS experts will discuss with you all important parameters for your project to ensure that it is set up in the most effective way.
We also offer advanced data analysis, interpretation and visualization. Our experimental and bioinformatics pipelines are closely integrated, so you get powerful data analysis and a final report tailored to you.
mRNA and whole transcriptome sequencing is offered for 19 different species including human, mouse and rat. Ultra-low mRNA sequencing is offered for human, mouse and rat. However, any species may be sequenced; please contact us for further details.
For miRNA NGS services, libraries are size selected to maximize the number of relevant reads.
mRNA sequencing
mRNA sequencing targets all polyadenylated (poly-A) transcripts of the transcriptome. During the library preparation, poly-A tailed transcripts are enriched from total RNA. The poly-A tailed transcripts include the mRNAs (the coding part of the genome), which only accounts for 1–4 % of the whole transcriptome. Our NGS services enrich for poly-A tailed transcripts to increase the sequencing depth for coding mRNAs, which improves the sensitivity to mRNAs expressed at low levels. In addition, the library preparation retains information on which of the two DNA strands was used to transcribe a given RNA. This information provides increased confidence in transcript annotation and enables detection of antisense transcript expression.
During data analysis, mitochondrial poly-A tailed transcripts are bioinformatically filtered, as they are considered to be high abundance sequences. mRNA sequencing is recommended for discovery work and especially differential expression analysis. Paired-end sequencing increases the mapping percentage to poorly annotated genomes and makes it possible to identify splice variants with much higher confidence. However, if differential gene expression is the main goal of your project, we recommend single end sequencing.
Whole transcriptome sequencing
Whole transcriptome sequencing enables the characterization of all RNA transcripts for a given organism, including coding and non-coding RNA (above 170 nt in size), regardless of whether they are polyadenylated or not. However, since ribosomal RNA accounts for the vast majority of the transcriptome, the library preparation is designed to remove ribosomal RNA prior to sequencing. This increases the depth of sequencing for biologically relevant parts of the transcriptome.
Whole transcriptome paired-end sequencing is recommended for both discovery work and differential expression analysis. By using paired-end sequencing, it is also possible to identify splice variants with higher confidence.
miRNA sequencing
miRNA sequencing provides a comprehensive analysis of all miRNAs in the sample. Library size selection (15–40 nt) maximizes the number of miRNA reads. Our service includes novel miRNA discovery as well as isomiR counts, enabling you to see more precisely which miRNA sequences are expressed in your samples. miRNA sequencing is offered for 19 different standard species and a variety of custom species upon request.
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These services include unique and proprietary protocols for:
Our Biofluid miRNA Sequencing Services provide a comprehensive analysis of all miRNAs in the sample. Library size selection (15–40 nt) maximizes the number of miRNA reads. Our services includes novel miRNA discovery as well as isomiR counts, enabling you to see precisely which miRNA sequences are expressed in your samples. Biofluid miRNA sequencing is offered for human serum and plasma samples and other species or other biofluids (e.g., urine, CSF, saliva, etc.) upon request. The service supports discovery and validation of new non-invasive biomarkers for a range of diseases. Biomarker discovery projects usually begin with a genome-wide screening phase on a limited number of samples, performed either by a hypothesis-free NGS approach or by PCR profiling. From this genome-wide screening dataset, a smaller number of relevant RNAs are identified and the discovery phase can continue. Once a biomarker signature has been identified (including relevant endogenous control RNAs), it is then validated on a large number of individuals using custom Custom PCR panels. Crucially, assays to detect any novel RNAs identified by NGS may also be included in the custom PCR panels.
Each project begins with a free consultation with an expert to design an experimental setup that best meets your needs and budget. Following this, we will complete a detailed sample-submission form making sure that all experimental details and subsequent analyses are clearly defined.
RNA sample submission
High-quality samples are important for accurate RNA sequencing. At the initial consultation, we offer recommendations on suitable extraction and clean-up methods. Alternatively, you can take advantage of our expertise and submit your samples to our RNA isolation service.
mRNA or whole transcriptome
We recommend that you send us 260 ng total RNA, but we get high-quality results with as little as 100 ng total RNA + 60 ng for QC.
Ultra-low mRNA
For ultra-low mRNA NGS, RNA isolation is included in the project and must be performed by us as we have developed an optimized NGS workflow with proprietary steps including unique RNA isolation and QC protocols specifically optimized for samples with low RNA content. Ultra-low mRNA sequencing is ideal for small amounts of cells or tissue including fine needle biopsies, LCM samples and sorted cells. We recommend that you send us a minimum of 100 cells to get high-quality results. We accept samples from human only.
Biofluid miRNA
For miRNA-seq in serum and plasma, RNA isolation is included in the project and has to be performed by us. Our optimized NGS workflow with proprietary steps, including unique RNA isolation and QC protocols, is specifically optimized for miRNA sequencing from serum/plasma. Although we can get high-quailty results from as little as 250 µl, we recommend sending 500 µl of serum/plasma. We accept human serum/plasma samples, and samples from other species or other biofluids (urine, CSF, saliva etc.) upon request.
Sample preparation
We offer to isolate RNA from your samples for sequencing. We perform high-quality RNA isolation from a range of sample types including cells, tissues, FFPE sections and blood. We also perform RNA isolation from minute amounts of sample as part of our Ultra-low mRNA Sequencing Service.
Biofluid miRNA
Isolation of RNA from biofluids is performed using QIAGEN kits and protocols developed specifically for this sample type.
RNA sample quality control (QC)
After receiving your RNA samples, we will determine the integrity and quantity of each sample using a Bioanalyzer/TapeStation and Nanodrop instruments and possible contaminations are assessed for each sample. You will receive a report with the results of these analyses prior to the library preparation and sequencing. We also perform the QC prior to any RT-reaction for downstream qPCR profiling.
Ultra-low mRNA
Following RNA isolation, we will perform RNA QC using qPCR-based methods optimized specifically for low RNA content samples. The RNA input amount is normalized by quantification of GAPDH and ß-actin using qPCR. You will receive a report with the results of these analyses prior to the library preparation and sequencing.
Biofluid miRNA
For biofluid samples, QC of the RNA is performed by qPCR, using a unique combination of RNA spike-ins and endogenous miRNAs to detect outlier samples and monitor RNases, RNA isolation efficiency, hemolysis and presence of inhibitors that may affect library preparation. You will receive a report with the RNA-QC results prior to the library preparation and sequencing.
Library preparation
After QC, we design libraries according to the type of sequencing to be performed. For mRNA sequencing, we enrich poly-A mRNA molecules from total RNA using an Oligo-dT magnetic bead-based system. For whole transcriptome sequencing, we perform ribosomal RNA depletion (through the use of a biotin-streptavidin bead-based system). The resulting RNA is fragmented and converted into mRNA or whole transcriptome cDNA NGS libraries. A Bioanalyzer/TapeStation is used to perform QC of the libraries.
Biofluid miRNA
We generate libraries and select size using a bead-based size selection of 15-40 nt. Library QC is performed using a Bioanalyzer/TapeStation.
We offer mRNA and whole transcriptome sequencing using the Illumina platform. We use both NextSeq 500 and HiSeq 2500 instruments, enabling us to cater for a range of project sizes. For standard projects, the sequencing parameters are 1 x 75 bp, 30 M reads per sample or 2 x 75 bp, 60 M paired-end reads per sample. However, the sequencing parameters can be tailored to your specific requirements. Please contact us for further information.
We offer 2 types of miRNA sequencing using the Illumina platform:
Biofluid miRNA
Biofluid miRNA sequencing is performed using Illumina instruments, 1x 75bp reads, 10M reads per sample.
Analysis and interpretation for mRNA and whole transcriptome NGS projects
Comprehensive data analysis, including statistical analysis is provided using our unique NGS data analysis pipeline:
Biofluid miRNA
Report and final consultation
The final report is delivered by our cloud-solution called XploreRNA and contains:
Turnaround times
mRNA or whole transcriptome and miRNA: 8–10 weeks
Ultra-low mRNA amounts or biofluids: 8–10 weeks
After you have received your report, we arrange a follow-up discussion to answer any questions you may have about your report and discuss the significance of your results and next steps. We can also help you design appropriate miRCURY LNA or RT2 qPCR assays to validate your NGS data.
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Oct. 26, 2003
MORAGA, Calif. - The Santa Clara University women's soccer team played its fifth double overtime match of the season, and came away with another tie, this one a scoreless draw against Saint Mary's in West Coast Conference action this afternoon at Garaventa Field in Moraga. The Broncos' record moves to 10-3-5 overall, 4-0-1 in the WCC, while Saint Mary's is now 7-7-2, 3-1-1 in league play.
The match, played in highly windy conditions, did not see a shot in the first 26 minutes of action. Saint Mary's broke the streak with an attempt by Sarah Takekawa that was stopped by Bronco keeper Julie Ryder. Santa Clara responded with its first shot minutes later, by Lana Bowen, but the effort was deflected by a Gael player. Saint Mary's finished with a 3-1 shot advantage at intermission, including an attempt by Sarah Burgess that caromed off the cross bar with less than two minutes remaining in the period.
Saint Mary's kept the momentum at the onset of the second half, with two shots saved by Ryder. Lauren Zealear countered for the Broncos with a header in the 55th minute, but Gael netminder Alicia Artuso was able to make the save. Midway through the period, Tiffany Roberts and Kristi Candau combined for a pair of attempts that went just wide right of goal.
Santa Clara had two corner kicks in the final seven minutes of regulation, and a shot by Tina Estrada, but the match went into overtime.
Roberts took the only shot of the first overtime-for either team-but her attempt trickled just past the far post. In the second extra period, Saint Mary's Katie Frattone launched a strike that was stopped by Ryder in mid-air. Leslie Osborne took a shot for the Broncos under the five-minute mark while Zealear made an attempt in the waning seconds.
Ryder led the Bronco defense with six saves, while Artuso also finished with six for the Gaels.
Santa Clara will return home next weekend for the final home match of the regular season. The Broncos will honor seniors Candau, Tracy Hess, Chardonnay Poole and Veronica Zepeda in a pre-match ceremony, and then take on third-ranked Portland in what may turn out to be the deciding match of the WCC Championship.


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The giant banking company has seen a 25% increase in mortgage applications in January due to the recent dip in mortgage rates, B of A executives noted in their fourth-quarter earnings call Wednesday.
The companys purchase market share has been growing and continued to increase in January but refinancing continues to dominate at the bank. Its purchase share is just above 30%, executives said during the call.
B of A originated $11.6 billion in first mortgages in the fourth quarter along with $1.9 billion in home equity loans.
There was a 39% reduction in volume from the third quarter and about a 37% decline in locks. We continue to reduce our staffing levels in line with volumes, said B of A CFO Bruce Thompson during the call.
B of A reduced the number of full-time equivalent staff in the fourth quarter of 2013 by 2.3% from fourth-quarter levels led by reductions in consumer real estate services, including home loan sales and fulfillment.
The Charlotte, N.C.-based lender depends solely on retail originations and its wealth management unit. Over half of B of As loan officers are now located in its branch offices.
The company is cutting the number of branches in general due to increased online business but it will expand them when it comes to sales, executives say.
Loan production income totaled $333 million in 4Q, up from $142 million in the prior quarter as provisioning for loan repurchase risk fell to $70 million from $323 million in 3Q.
Servicing income continues to decline as B of A has dramatically reduced the size of its MSR portfolio to $810 billion in the fourth quarter from $1.3 trillion in the fourth quarter of 2012.
Overall, B of A reported $848 million in mortgage banking income for the fourth quarter, compared to a loss of $540 in 4Q 2012.


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The American Public Works Association's (APWA) 2010 International Public Works Congress & Exposition (Aug. 15-18) and the Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA) WASTECON 2010 (Aug. 15-17) will be co-located this year at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center.
An estimated 8,000 professionals are expected to attend.
Although the two conferences will each operate as separate events, attendees will be able to interact with vendors in the approximately 140,000 square feet of combined exhibit space and participate in educational sessions.
"By joining WASTECON with APWA's Congress, the two Associations will be providing solid waste and public works professionals with the best training, education and exhibit opportunities available," said John H. Skinner, Ph.D. SWANA, CEO and executive director.
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|As spring marches onward, you may be looking forward to getting your favorite fruits and vegetables started in your garden. In this segment, Ira talks with Jane S. Smith, author of a new biography of plant cultivation pioneer Luther Burbank. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, Burbank led a revolution in agricultural science in the country, developing varieties of plants including the Freestone peach, the Wickson plum, the Shasta daisy, and the Russet Burbank potato, which has become a prime potato variety for commercial processing.


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During the process of proving up the pre-emption, my great-great grandfather had to ask two of his friends/neighbors to act as witnesses for him and sign an affidavit under oath regarding his residency and cultivation of his land. The first witness for Zenophile was Ephraim Gregoire. I located Mr. Gregoire on the territorial census records for 1885, on the page before Zeno. They likely had neighboring farms.
I had to change the layout a little when transcribing it - for readability. This is otherwise a verbatim transcription of the document.
Ephraim Gregoire being called as a witness in support of the Pre-emption claim of Zenophile Lanctot, to the Northwest 1/4 Sec. 13, Twp. 99, Rng 67th testifies as follows:
Ques. 1. What is your postoffice address?
Ans. Bloomington Charles Mix Co., Dak.
Ques. 2. How long have you known claimant, and what is his age?
Ans. Since making his D.S. entry. 25 years.
Ques 3. Is claimant married or single?
2d. Of whom does this family (if any) consist?
3d. Is he a native or naturalized citizen?
Ans. Married;
2d. Wife and two children;
3d. Has declared his intention to become a citizen.
Ques 4. Are you familiar with the character of the land?
2d. Are there any indications of coal minerals or salines thereon? (If so state plainly the nature).
3d. Is it more valuable for agricultural than mining purposes?
4th. Do you reside in its vicinity?
5th. Is it within the limits of an incorporated or selected town site, or used in any way for purposes of trade or business? (Answer to the point and in detail).
Ans. 1st. Yes;
2d. No;
3d. Yes;
4th. Yes;
5th. No.
Ques. 5. Is claimant the owner of 320 acres in this or any other State or Territory?
2d. Did he leave or abandon a residence on his own land in this Territory to reside on the land herein described?
3d. Has he ever filed for or entered other land under the pre-emption law?
4th. Has he mortgaged or agreed to sell the land herein described?
Ans. 1st. No;
2d. No;
3d. No;
4th. No.
Ques. 6. When did claimant first settle on his claim?
2d. What was his first act of settlement?
3d. What improvement has he on land?
4th. What is the value of such improvements?
5th. When did he commence his residence thereon?
6th. Has his residence been continuous?
7th. What use has he made of the land?
8th. How much has he broken and cultivated? (Answer to the point and in detail).
Ans. 1st. August 1st, 1884.
2d. Built house and broke prairie.
3d. House 12x14, stable 12x16, 65 acres breaking, well;
4th. $600.00.
5th. Aug 1, 1884.
6th. Yes.
7th. Farm and home;
8th. 65 acres
Ques. 7. Are you in any way interested in the claim, or by blood or marriage related to claimant?
Ans. No, and am in no way related.
and the reason of this testimony being sworn to before the clerk of the court of Charles Mix county is on account of the great distance from my residence to the local land office at Yankton, D.T.
[Ephrem Gregoire]
I hereby certify that the witness is a person of respectability, that the foregoing testimony was read to him before being subscribed, and was sworn to before me, this 22nd day of August 1885, as provided by the amendatory act of Congress, approved June 9th 1880.
[Adam Grimes]
Judge and Ex Officio[see note fourth page]
Clerk of the Probate Court, Charles Mix County, Dakota Territory, within and for the Judicial District of said Territory.
There is quite a bit of information to gather from this document (keeping in mind that this is all secondary information). First, that at the time of this affidavit, Zenophile was married and had two children. Second, that he has declared his intent to become a citizen (which we already knew, but if this was the only page we had, that information would certainly be helpful).
I was also surprised to learn that his house was only 12x14, and that he and his wife and two children lived in there. Together. All of them. I have 1400 square feet for my daughter and myself, and sometimes it feels like we're constantly on top of each other. I can't imagine what would happen if we were limited to only using the living room! I wish I knew if that was a little one-story house, or if there was a loft or a second floor or a basement or something. I guess I'll have to do some reading to see what the typical prairie house looked like in the Dakota Territory.


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Morenci continues to move toward the top of the list for funding to replace the East Main Street bridge.
City administrator/clerk Renée Schroeder learned last week that the city was not chosen in the current funding cycle, but she was told the city was number five on the list of 60 applications. Only the top three were chosen.
The state inspector has observed the condition of the bridge over recent years and pointed out some deterioration and the eventual need for replacement. the bridge was constructed in 1941.
City superintendent Barney Vanderpool said the weight limits were not changed last year, but he expects they might be lowered again after the next inspection.
If the city receives funding next year, replacement would be scheduled in 2015.
BEER AND WINE—City council voted 5-2 to approve a license for the sale of beer and wine by the Dollar General store. Store employees trained in the sale of alcohol, said a district manager at the council meeting, and monitored closely.
Police chief Larry Weeks said the application first passes through his office, but also needs council approval. He found no reason to reject the application.
Mayor Keith Pennington and council member Robert Jennings opposed the license for the store.
ALPINE—Council voted 7-0 to reject an offer by the Economic Development Corporation of Lenawee (EDC) to sell the former Alpine Engineering buildings on Salisbury Street. The city is trying to obtain repayment of a $23,000 loan made to the EDC for environmental work that was completed at the buildings in 2006.
After Alpine moved to Hudson, the EDC had no income from the property and has a large unpaid loan to United Bank and Trust for the purchase of the buildings.
EDC has offered the city a $2,000 payment and a one-year extension on the loan. The group is now offering to sell the property to the city for an additional $50,000, but council rejected the offer.
FIRE DEPARTMENT—Morenci Fire Department members met Jan. 8 to elect officers for 2012.
Officer chosen were Brad Lonis, C2; Bronson DiCenso, C4; Steve Olmstead, C6; Duyane Dickerson, head engineer; Cory Holt, second engineer; Delbert McClain, third engineer; Cory Sallows, fourth engineer; and Farra Ryan, secretary.
Chad Leahy was approved for membership with the department. Nick Fenner resigned from the department.
PROJECTS—Mayor Pennington has asked council members for ideas to use as goals in the coming year to improve services to citizens.
He also intends to schedule a tour of the city's buildings and grounds. To physically see what may come up during council discussions should help with decision-making, he said.


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To stop people reading un-necessarily , this is a question about alloy wheels on a Nissan, nothing ot do with space, life the universe or anything else!
A year ago, I bought a car. A Nissan sunny. Link to pictures. I'll state that it hasn't given me any real trouble except one section of the exhaust developed a hole and had to be replaced.
You may notice, if you look at the pictures, it has alloy wheels. Now I've never had a car with alloy wheels before and they are starting to look pretty shabby. I washed the car this afternoon, and scrubbed the wheels several times. The mud and road crud comes off easily enough as does the fallout from the brakes.
What remains are a variable number, more on the front then the back, of stubborn black spots, each about 10mm in diameter.
Do any car oriented people here know how to remove these marks?
I'd considered a wire brush or wool, but the surface of the wheels looks smooth with some kind of finish on it, I guess wire wool would remove the marks, but possibly open that area up to worse.
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When I lived in England, I'd go to Halfords and they tell me what to do and had just the right stuff.
Here, any problem with a car and you take it to the garage who then charge you an absolute fortune to tell you what you need to do, and then tell you they can't sell you the stuff because you need to be a registered car wheel cleaner or something stupid, which of course costs a fortune to become. So you have to book it in for a minimum charge, then materials then VAT at 25% plus "environmental tax" which varies depending on the season, phase of the moon, mood of the garage owner´. You end up with splendid wheels, a delighted garage owner, and a sadly depleted bank account.


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John Tiffany is the director of "Black Watch" and an associate director of the National Theatre of Scotland. He also directed the 2012 Tony-winning musical "Once" about a young street musician and his muse. "Black Watch" is written by Gregory Burke about a famed Scottish military regiment that served in Iraq, based on interviews with former soldiers.
Tiffany spoke with the Tribune by phone from London.
Q: You've said it wasn't until the show premiered (in 2006 at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival) that you knew you had a story people wanted to hear. What story did you mean?
A: It's the real story of soldiers who were on the ground fighting and dying; we hadn't heard that before. We'd heard from the politicians. We'd heard from the pundits asking if should we be there. But not from soldiers who were actually there, and what they were going through.
Q: It's 2012 and, at least in the U.S., it seems like the Iraq War has become more of a memory. Do you feel "Black Watch" still has the same kind of currency?
A: Well, America was the one calling for "Black Watch" to come back; it was based on demand from the States that we're touring it again. I was nervous it might feel that way, actually, almost like a period piece, because now we're talking about events that happened in 2004. I think in America you're still trying to work through what happened. ... But, you know, right now in the Middle East, Iran and Israel might be in the brink of war. The rest of the world is still paying attention.
Q: Any favorite moments in the show?
A: Oh, the scene with the letters from home, the sign language sequence. … I also love being in the audience and hearing people laugh at some of the humor. It's very dark humor in some places, and the language is very coarse. And we've actually had some people object to that. And I want to say, "You object to their language, but you don't object to them being shipped over to die?" What should they be saying as they're being blown up? "Gosh golly?"
Q: "Once" and "Black Watch" are such different shows. Is one of them more like you?
A: Well, as a director, I love music, I love movement, and both shows very much have those in common. But beyond that, I tend to mold myself around whatever project I'm working on, rather than trying to take a show and make it John Tiffany.


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I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby
Prince of Fatness
they tend to evolve.
This I believe, and was told so by my local brewery. But they were talking more along the lines of the corked bottles, where they add more sugar so I guess you are getting more fermentation over time. So I guess I can see where the same thing would happen with the capped bottles too, maybe on a smaller scale. I had planned on taking several bottles from each batch and stashing them away for another time, if for nothing else just to have one on a special occasion down the road.
MTA: And I wasn't referring to a beer going stale per se, just that I have heard that some will not evolve in a favorable way.
Well, the champagne makers use metal bottle caps until they are ready to remove the yeast and then insert the corks only right before market. Regular wines, which do not have yeast in them, have corks primarily to allow microscopic amounts of oxygen into the bottle over the years, adding to the evolution process. This is likely to do little in a yeasted bottle and over the 1-3 years you might hold onto a beer. And corks are a bitch to put in, especially corn n cages for champagne bottles. AND corks often cause spoilage, which is why many wineries are now going to metal caps for their wine. So I ain't buying corks in homebrew beer.
The little bit of fermentation from the sugar added at the end is for carbonation, not for any added alcohol or flavor.
I totally agree with storing a couple of bottles. Totally.
Get off my porch
Yep, as long as the rubber gasket is soft.
Oldman, where do you buy your stuff?
All Seasons. Brewing Kit and first ingredient kit and case 1 liter flip top bottles.
Rebel Brewing. floating thermometer and 2nd ingredient kit (pulled together as we waited)
Mom. case Grolsch flip top bottles 16 oz and case of fischer pils flip top bottles 750 ml and 5 gallon glass carboy.
All Seasons was not in Green Hills when I drove by today. Looks like maybe they moved to 8th Ave.
Found it. I now possess:
5 lbs 2 row American Malt
5 lbs Maris Otter Pale Malt
1 lb Chocolate Malt
1 lb Roasted Barley
1 lb 60l Crystal Malt
2-3 lbs unmalted wheat
a bunch of steel cut oats
2 oz Hallertau
2 oz Golden
2 oz Cascade
Wyeast British Ale II yeast
So you are doing the oatmeal stout. Hard to go wrong with that. Will that yield a 5 gallon batch?
5 gallons is the goal. That amount of grain will nearly fill my mash tun/5 gallon pot. To compensate I will probably let it steep for more than an hour and bring the temp up slowly to allow maximal amylase action. I may get 2-3 gallons out of the primary mash and another 2-3 out of the sparge. Apparently I will need to let it sparge for a long time as well. More time to drink last batch, I guess.
Now I am thinking of a rye for the next batch, perhaps a rye saison like Yazoo recently offered (yum!).
Don't you get boil overs using just a 5 gallon pot? Mine is 21 quarts and I think that I want a bigger one for when I go all grain.
I really like the two bucket setup. It sounds easy and cheap.
I think it is actually 5 1/2 or 6 gallons.
For the boil, I usually put a gallon or so into another pot and boil it seperately. Boilovers are fun. And then I get to do some cleaning.
My updated wish list...
1 5 gallon glass carboy
1 8 - 9 gallon SS stock pot (cheapest price I found is $75)
2 5 gallon food grade buckets for zapap (my son works in the pharmacy of a grocery store with a bakery .. may be able to score these for free)
1 spigot
1 floating thermometer
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NYC: Burger Joint Can't Meet High Expectations
Burger reviews in the New York City area.
Burger Joint (in Le Parker Meridian)
119 W 56th St New York, NY 10019 (map); 212-708-7414; parkermeridien.com
Cooking method: Grilled
Short Order: Solid but unseasoned burgers served up in a unique space.
Want Fries With That? Sure, especially if you like McDonald's fries.
Price: Hamburger, $7.58; cheeseburger, $8.04; fries, $3.90
Note: Cash only
April was a good month for Burger Joint. While the original—open since 2003 in Midtown's Le Parker Meridien Hotel—had settled comfortably into the recognized pantheon of NYC burger excellence, the sudden, unexpected announcement of a second Burger Joint opening in Greenwich Village (joining other locations in Seoul, South Korea, and a planned restaurant in Dubai) set off a storm of excitement within our little food-centric universe. Chief among them was Eater, whose "Burger Week 2013" coverage was uncannily timed with the opening. Their coverage culminated in a March Madness-style face-off between "fancypants" and "budget" burgers. In the end, Burger Joint pulled off a stunning victory over dark horse Brindle Room, whose Steakhouse burger is easily my favorite burger in the city—twice as good as the Minetta Tavern Black Label Burger at half the price.
Now I have to clear the air and admit that I'd never been to Burger Joint prior to this review. Can you really blame me? Le Parker Meridien is located in a neighborhood anathema to most New Yorkers. Sure, I promised myself, if I should wander into the area during lunchtime with an hour to kill, I'd absolutely try a burger, but it turns out that the only time I'm ever in the West 50s is to visit out of town relatives (and they have other plans). It was the Burger Week victory combined with the new location that made the trip overwhelmingly relevant and completely unavoidable. So late last week, intrepid burger editor Robyn Lee and I ventured to both Burger Joints in succession—a semi-scientific experiment in burgerology.
First up was the original. The marble and mirrored lobby is dominated by an incongruously beefy smell emanating from the massive maroon curtains in the far western corner. For a moment I empathized with the jet-lagged traveler who books an expensive room in a stylish hotel, only to find that a half-hidden burger spot overwhelms the otherwise staid lobby without ever being seen.
Once we pulled back the curtains, the revealed restaurant evoked the basement set in Wayne's World after Rob Lowe's character took charge. Sure, years of use has naturally added character, but the faux-'70s basement setting feels forced, especially with '60s Music 101 blasting over the speakers, straight out of a Robert Zemeckis movie. Even at the awkwardly early dinner hour of 5 p.m. the joint was jammed with tourists waiting for burgers.
The menu is short: burgers, fries, drinks, and shakes. Choose from toppings including lettuce, tomato, onions, pickles, mustard, mayo, and ketchup, or you can get them all as "the works." A cheeseburger ($8.04) comes with two slices, a mixture of White American and Colby cheese. Since ketchup only belongs on fries or a McDonald's Quarter Pounder (leave your hate in the comments), I went with the works minus one.
Ordered medium rare, the burger arrived after about a 15 minute wait. The texture of the five-ounce patty itself was the best part of the burger. Well-ground, pleasantly chewy and meaty without being mushy, it helped that it was cooked correctly. In a 2006 Diner's Journal article, Frank Bruni pinned the beef as ground top sirloin and shoulder, but I'm told it's 80/20 chuck, ground in-house daily. The most powerful element came from the grill, which added distinct char marks and a smoky, grilled flavor not often found within Manhattan. Sadly, the burger was unseasoned. It was fine, but unremarkable, tasting like one of the better backyard burgers cooked up on a distant summer Saturday when you went crazy at the toppings bar (but with slightly better beef).
Fries ($3.90) were better. Once we added salt, they were exactly what we craved: effectively crisp and almost exactly like a McDonald's fry. But at the price, I was disappointed (it's always difficult to meet high expectations).
Burger Joint
33 West 8th Street, New York NY 10011 (map); 212-432-1400; burgerjointny.com
Cooking method: Grilled
Short Order: Lack of salt undermines what is otherwise a solid burger
Want Fries With That? A little soggier than at the original location, but better seasoned
Price: Hamburger, $5.50; cheeseburger, $6; fries, $2.75; milkshake, $4.75
We now rested our hopes on the new downtown location, where the vibe couldn't have been more different. When we arrived at 6 p.m., Robyn and I were the only two people in the vast (at least compared to the original) wooden space. Prices here are about $2 cheaper across the board, and, unlike the original, Greenwich Village takes credit cards. Most importantly, the music was much better, with Gipsy Kings and Harry Belafonte underscoring the meal before Herb Alpert blasted "Zorba the Greek" as we finished our shakes.
Sadly, the burgers could not compare. While the components were the same and were ordered and delivered medium rare, the burgers tasted even less seasoned than before (even though the other burgers were similarly unseasoned). They also lacked the distinctive grill flavor that I'd honed in on earlier. I can only assume this is from the extra mileage on the grill uptown.
Fries ($2.75) were better seasoned, but not as crisp. Our strawberry and vanilla shakes ($4.75) were good, but didn't leave a lasting impression, especially when compared to similar shakes around town. Either way, despite the relaxed atmosphere, the burger was ultimately a disappointment.
If I placed Burger Joint head-to-head, Burger Week-style against its most obvious competitor, Shake Shack, I can't see myself recommending Burger Joint. While I'll likely return to the Greenwich Village location once the bar area is finished, the original location is best left as a novelty.
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