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- Invendoscopy
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The München-Bogenhausen Gastroenterology Practice provides comprehensive preventive, diagnostic and treatment services in the medical specialty area of gastroenterology. We routinely use innovative procedures such as invendoscopy and capsule endoscopy along with conventional endoscopy, all at the highest standards of technology and hygiene.
Our patients benefit from close collaboration between different medical specialties. In addition, we also employ complementary medical interventions such as osteopathy and homeopathy, and use diagnostic and therapeutic insights from the fields of behavioural, nutritional and allergy medicine – always with the aim of combining the strengths of each approach to assure sustained therapeutic success.
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10 small fresh strawberries
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Refrigerate 1 hour. Top with berries.
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The NHS is seeking architectural, engineering and urban planning contractors to upgrade energy and carbon infrastructure across its facilities and those of its trusts around the UK.
The framework, anticipated to provide work to 30 firms, is worth between £200m and £1bn, and will run for four years.
Services may also be required by "all public sector facilities in England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland" across the entire public sector, including local authorities.
Experienced service providers with "proven project management and technical track record and skill" are sought to "re-provide" energy and energy management facilities.
The previous framework is to halt as the new framework takes its first project in July this year. All companies will be asked to participate in a mini-competition for each project.
Projects may be multi-site and multi-agency. Lot One is for any project under £2m, while Lot Two is for projects above £4m.
Firms have until noon on the 22 March to bid. Interested parties can contact FAO Debbie Metcalfe, NHS Shared Business Services Ltd (NHS SBS), Halyard Court, 31 Broadway, The Quay, Salford, M50 2UW, by phone on 01612 123735, by fax on 01612 123709, or by email on email@example.com
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Ivan Hilton Science Building, Room 324
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The Department of Biology values teaching and research as equal and essential components of the education of our students and seeks to integrate research with teaching at every possible opportunity in the curriculum. Housed in the Ivan Hilton Science Center, students enjoy modern laboratories and instrumentation.
- Resources and Facilities
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The department is housed in the new Ivan Hilton Science Center. Modern laboratory research spaces with state-of-the-art safety and teaching features provide students with hands-on, student-centered learning environments. Chemical instrumentation includes a high-field nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer, X-ray diffraction equipment, gas and liquid chromatographs, mass spectrometers, IR, UV, and visible spectrophotometers, and laser spectroscopy facilities. Students who major in chemistry are expected to become fully competent in the use of the instruments by the time they graduate. Students gain a practical perspective on chemistry through involvement with research projects. Graduates of the program are prepared to pursue exciting careers in industry and government, or advance to doctoral studies.
Sarah Corey-Rivas, Ph.D.
Sarra Hinshaw, Ph.D.
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Jesus Rivas, Ph.D.
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The mission of the Biology Program is to provide students with a high-quality education that includes experience with research and field projects. The program provides a scientific and technical background that empowers students to successfully pursue science and technology careers or proceed to advanced graduate studies. Faculty strive to make each student's educational experience challenging and rewarding.
The Biology Program prides itself on its ability to place students into bioscience careers. Data suggest that our graduates are highly successful in being admitted to and completing medical, dental, and veterinary schools and graduate programs nationwide. The department attributes this success to intensive biology laboratory and field experiences with cutting-edge technology and instructors committed to individual student progress. Facilities include laboratories in physiology, microbiology, molecular biology, plant biology, and a greenhouse, as well as nearby field sites for ecological research. A computer laboratory with bioinformatics software is available for classroom and student use. Graduate students in biology are taught the practical use of common scientific instrumentation they will encounter in their careers.
Mission of the Natural Sciences Master's Program with a Concentration in Biology
The mission of the Master's program in Biology is to provide graduate students with a high quality science education that includes experience with research and field projects. We offer a Thesis Track MS Program centered on an individual research project guided by a graduate faculty adviser and advisory committee and a Non-Thesis Track MS Program. Our Master's Programs provide a scientific and technical background that empowers students to successfully pursue science and technology careers, or proceed to advanced graduate studies.
The Biology Department is situated in the Ivan Hilton Science Center. Our laboratory research is fully supported with modern and continuously updated facilities including molecular and cellular lab space and equipment, a teaching and research greenhouse, and organismal wet labs. Field research in evolution and ecology is comprehensively supported by a long-term research station at the Rio Mora National Wildlife Refuge and the surrounding ecosystems of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and Great Plains. Our teaching labs are fully equipped for inquiry and research-based biology exploration.
Master of Science in Natural Sciences (MS)
Concentration in Biology
Required Core Courses: 19 credit hours
BIOL 600 Research Methods in Life Science (3)
BIOL 620 Advanced Topic in Biology* (2/2)
*Repeated for credit with different subject matter for a total of four credit hours
BIOL 650 Grad Seminar in Life Science* (1/1/1/1)
*Repeated four times for a total of four credit hours
BIOL 559 Fundamental Principles of Laboratory Safety (1)
INDP 692 Research Ethics and Integrity (1)
Choose at least two of the following:
BIOL 610 Environmental Physiology (3)
BIOL 640 Advanced Molecular and Cell Biology (3)
BIOL 630 Advanced Microbiology (3)
BIOL 689 Advanced Ecology (3)
Thesis Option:
BIOL 699 Thesis (1-7)
Non-thesis Option (requires approval of graduate committee chair):
BIOL 690 Independent Study (3)
BIOL 692 Independent Research (3)
Choose from the following courses in consultation with your adviser. Other 500- and 600-level courses offered in chemistry, forestry, geology, psychology, or other appropriate disciplines may be substituted for electives listed below with the approval of your biology adviser.Elective Courses,
Elective Courses, Thesis Option: 12 hours
Elective Courses, Non-thesis Option: 18 hours
BIOL 505 Bacterial Physiology (3)
BIOL 515 Biotechnology (4)
BIOL 523 Molecular & Cell Biology (4)
BIOL 524 Molecular & Cell Biology Laboratory (1)
BIOL 525 Marine Biology (4)
BIOL 527 Immunology (3)
BIOL 532 Vertebrate Physiology (4)
BIOL 535 Selected Topics in Life Science (1-4)
BIOL 555 Wildlife Diseases (3)
BIOL 563 Nutrition (3)
BIOL 570. Comparative Animal Behavior (4)
BIOL 572. Human Evolutionary Behavior (3)
BIOL 574. Tropical Ecology (3)
BIOL 575. Field Tropical Ecology (1-4 VC)
BIOL 576 Evolution (3)
BIOL 577. Macroevolution (3)
BIOL 580 Parasitology (4)
BIOL 581 Develop Biology (4)
BIOL 585 Endocrinology (4)
BIOL 587 Histology (4)
BIOL 588 Soil Ecology (4)
BIOL 589. Molecular Evolution and Ecology (4)
BIOL 598. Applied Biological Research (1-4 VC)
BIOL 593 Field Botany (2)
BIOL 594 Field Zoology (2)
CHEM 581 Biochemistry 1 (3)
CHEM 582 Biochemistry 2 (3)
M.S. Thesis Defense
Open seminar and oral defense
M.S. Non-thesis Exam and Presentation
Comprehensive exam (≥ 75% will be considered as a passing grade) and formal oral and written presentation of independent study or independent research
Degree Total: 34 – 40
Thesis: 34 credit hours
Non-thesis: 40 credit hours
BIOL 505. Bacterial Physiology (4); 3,1 Var
This course covers aspects of the physiology and molecular biology of bacteria. The genetics, molecular structure and functional aspects of prokaryotic cells will be discussed. Bacterial metabolism will be studied, including energy production and use by aerobic and anaerobic microorganism. Concepts of cellular growth, biosynthesis and molecular genetics will also be addressed.
BIOL 515. Biotechnology (4); 2,4 Var
Introduces students to latest techniques in biotechnology with hands-on laboratories in recombinant DNA technology, bioinformatics, and molecular biology techniques used in genetic engineering, industrial microbiology, and agricultural biotechnology. A special fee is charged.
BIOL 523. Molecular & Cell Biology (4); Sp
This course is a detailed exploration of basic cellular chemistry, macromolecules, cell structure and functions, and mechanisms and regulation of gene expression. The laboratory will explore eukaryotic cell biology using molecular biology techniques. Topics include DNA and protein structure and functions.
BIOL 524. Molecular & Cell Biology Laboratory (1); Sp
This is the laboratory course to accompany BIOL 423/523. This lab is required of students that have satisfied the Molecular & Cellular lecture requirement but have not taken the laboratory portion.
BIOL 525. Marine Biology (4); 3,2 Fa, 3 yr cycle
Major groups of marine invertebrates and algae are observed and studied in their natural habitats. Students participate in a 10-day field trip during the spring break, with a transportation and room charge to be determined at the time of the class. Enrollment limited to 16.
BIOL 527. Immunology (3); 3,0 Alt Fa even
This course studies diseases of vertebrates with emphasis on host-parasite interactions. The course includes principles of isolation, characterization, and control of pathogenic organisms as well as principles of vertebrate response to infection, antigen-antibody interaction, hypersensitivity, and auto-immune diseases.
BIOL 532. Vertebrate Physiology (4) 3, 2 Var
Fundamental life processes in the vertebrates are covered in this course.
BIOL 535 – 635. Selected Topics in Life Science (1 – 4 VC); Var
Specialized course in exploring topic(s) in life science. May be repeated with change of content.
BIOL 540. Conservation Biology (3); Alt, Sp, Odd
This course intends to familiarize the student with the major conservation issues of our time and encourage them to think critically about the different problems facing the planet as it moves into the future. This course analyzes the interrelationship between human activities and the environmental crisis and studies alternatives for the preservation of biodiversity. Through the use of case studies and primary literature, students will get a deeper understanding of the complexities associated with the conservation of biodiversity.
BIOL 555. Wildlife Diseases (3); Var
An introduction to viral bacterial, and fungal diseases found in wildlife species. The diagnosis and management of the disease are explored.
BIOL 557. Advanced Wildlife Management (3); Sp, 3 yr cycle
This course presents advanced wildlife management concepts and is intended for senior and master-level students that have already taken, or are currently enrolled, in ecology or wildlife management courses. This course addresses the different goals of wildlife management: control of exotic species, restoration of endangered ones and harvesting species via game hunting or commercial use. Students will be expected to master concepts of population control, community ecology, and methods used to analytically calculate population parameters.
BIOL 559. Fundamental Principles of Laboratory Safety (1); Fa
This is an introduction to the principles of laboratory safety including the proper use of emergency safety equipment and personal protective equipment, instructions for the safe handling, labeling, storage and disposal of chemicals, and safety in the biology and physics labs. Emphasis will be placed on preparing science educators in safety procedures.
BIOL 563. Nutrition (3); Var
This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of animal nutrition and appreciation of the importance of nutrition in health and economics. Subjects to be covered will include digestive anatomy, physiology, and nutrition of various animal species.
BIOL 570. Comparative Animal Behavior (4); 3/2 Fa, 3 yr cycle
This course presents the basics of animal behavior and is intended for senior and graduate students that have already taken, or are taking, classes in evolution and ecology. The course spans from basic genetics of behavior to the learning and environmental-based issues within a comparative and evolutionary context. Students must understand the mechanisms and evolution of animal behavior. The topics we will explore include the history of the scientific study of behavior; tools and approaches used to study behavior; and the interrelationship with its ecological and evolutionary aspects.
BIOL 572. Human Evolutionary Behavior (3); Sp, 3 yr cycle
This course intends to familiarize students with evolutionary forces that shape human behavior. This emergent field deals with evolutionary interpretation of human behavior including, group living, mating preference, kin and sexual conflicts, and habitat preference. Students are expected to understand and incorporate principles of evolutionary thinking in designing scientific questions and testable hypothesis about human behavior. This course is also called Evolutionary Psychology in other universities.
BIOL 574. Tropical Ecology (3); Sp, 3 yr cycle
This course presents the basics of tropical ecology and is intended for senior or graduate students that have already taken, or are taking, classes in evolution and ecology. The course spans from basic definitions of tropics geographically, how basic ecological processes work under the particular conditions in the tropics. The course emphasizes the aspect related to the high diversity in the tropics in a comparative approach drawing from the students' experiences in temperate systems.
BIOL 575. Field Tropical Ecology (1-4 VC); Su, 3 yr cycle
This course presents the basics of tropical ecology and is intended for senior or graduate students that have already taken an upper level class of tropical ecology. This is a hands-on course where students are expected to learn the natural history of representative organisms of the system they study. The practical exam will involve knowledge of taxonomy of plants and animals as well as their ecology and role in the ecosystem. Students are expected to keep a field notebook with carefully noted observations of the ecosystem as well as notes of their field project.
BIOL 576. Evolution (3); 3 Alt, Fa, Even
Evolution is studied in terms of molecular, Mendelian, and population genetics.
BIOL 577. Macroevolution (3); Fa, 3 yr cycle
Macroevolution is the study of patterns and processes driving the diversity of species on earth. In this course, students will learn how patterns of phylogenetic diversity are distributed geographically, and through time, particularly in relation to conservation challenges in the 21st century. Students will analyze data to learn how processes of evolution influence diversity at and above the species level. Topics include: speciation, hybridization, diversity, coevolution, the extinction crisis, phylogenetics, phytogeography, biogeography, contemporary evolution and humans, and related topics.
BIOL 580. Parasitology (4); 2, 4 Fa, 3 yr cycle
An introduction to the taxonomy and life cycles of vertebrate parasites and pathogenic effects upon their animal hosts: protozoan, trematode, scythed, nematode, and acanthocephalan parasites of domestic animals and man. Prerequisites: BIOL 532 or equivalent or permission of instructor.
BIOL 581. Developmental Biology (4); 3, 2 Fa, 3 yr cycle
This course investigates cellular and molecular mechanisms that regulate animal development. Topics include fertilization cleavage, gastrulation axis specification, organogenesis, morphogenesis, and stem cells. Laboratory sessions focus on experimental manipulations of early invertebrate and vertebrate embryos and emphasize student-designed research projects.
BIOL 585. Endocrinology (4); 3, 2 Alt, Sp, Even
This course reviews the embryological origin, histological structure, and function of the endocrine glands. Individual organs, the hormones that it produces, and how its function may be integrated at the systemic and cellular level will be examined. Endocrine topics are presented with "real world" examples and in a comparative manner among species. Prerequisites: BIOL 532 or equivalent or permission of instructor.
BIOL 587. Histology (4); 2, 4 Alt, Sp, Odd
This course covers microanatomy and functional organization of basic tissues: epithelium, connective tissue, cartilage, bone, muscle, and nerve. The course covers the histology of the blood and lymph vascular systems, glands, and secretion, especially in humans. Prerequisite: BIOL 532 or equivalent or permission of instructor. A special fee is charged.
BIOL 589. Molecular Evolution and Ecology (4); 3/2, Sp, 3 yr cycle
Molecular ecology explores the application of molecular techniques to attain a deeper understanding of ecological systems. Themes of evolutionary and ecological theory, behavioral ecology, genetics, phytogeography, and conservation genetics will be covered. Application-based content will include molecular identification techniques for individuals and species, landscape and population genetics, hybridization, genomic methods for ecology, and measuring adaptive variation. Technical applications will include data analysis using current software in the field.
BIOL 593. Field Botany (2); 1, 2 Var
Qualitative and quantitative techniques of community analysis, including floral sampling techniques for estimating population demographic patterns are covered in this course. The taxonomy and natural history of representative groups of land plants are studied in the field.
BIOL 594. Field Zoology (2); 1, 2 Alt, Fa, Odd
This course covers the qualitative and quantitative techniques of community analysis, including faunal sampling techniques for estimating population demographic patterns. The taxonomy and natural history of representative groups of land animals will be studied in a field setting.
BIOL 598. Applied Biological Research (1-4 VC); Fa, Sp
In this capstone course students participate in a research project where they have the opportunity to apply the results of their college preparation. Each class will conduct research toward a biological hypothesis or question chosen by the instructor. Each student will investigate a specific aspect of the broader question culminating with the preparation of a poster, presentation, and/or paper. Students will participate in an applied hands-on research project generating original data that they will compile, analyze, and communicate their results.
BIOL 600. Research Methods in Life Science (3); 3 Fa
This is an introduction to research methods in life science. Topics covered include libraries as research tools, introduction to statistical inference.
BIOL 610. Environmental Physiology (3); Sp
An advanced physiology course that integrates functional adaptations of organisms to aquatic and terrestrial environments. Physiological responses of organisms to environmental extremes and contamination will be discussed.
BIOL 620. Advanced Topic in Life Science (2); 2 Fa, Sp
This course is in-depth consideration of a specific topic of interest to faculty and the graduate student population. Subject matter will vary from semester to semester, and the course may be repeated for credit.
BIOL 630. Advanced Microbiology (3); 3, 0 Var
Advanced concepts of the physiology and molecular biology of microorganisms are covered. The genetics, molecular structure and functional aspects of prokaryotic cells will be discussed. Emphasis will be given to energy and biosynthetic metabolism in aerobic and anaerobic microbes. The role of prokaryotic organisms in global elemental cycles and how they sense and respond to their environment will also be covered.
BIOL 640. Advanced Molecular and Cell Biology (3); 3 Sp
This course covers advanced concepts of molecular and cellular biology. The genetics, molecular structure, and functional aspects of eukaryotic cells, both in isolation and as part of multicellular systems, will be discussed. Prerequisite: BIOL 532 Vertebrate Physiology or equivalent or permission of instructor.
BIOL 650. Graduate Seminar in Life Science (1); Fa, Sp
Seminar presentations on current topics in life science. May be repeated for credit.
BIOL 689. Advanced Ecology (3); Fa
This course is an integrative one that connects knowledge students are expected to have in different fields. This course provides students with a comprehensive theoretical tool kit–tools needed to better understand ecological process and to make predictions about future changes and their ecological consequences. Students will write a review paper about a topic of their choosing.
BIOL 690. Independent Study (1 – 4 VC); Fa, Sp, Su
Independent study arranged with an instructor. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.
BIOL 692. Independent Research (1 – 4 VC); Fa, Sp, Su
Independent research arranged with an instructor. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.
BIOL 699. Thesis (1 – 7 VC); Fa, Sp, Su
Individual research and writing in preparation of a graduate thesis. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor.
Interdepartmental courses (InDp)
InDP 692 Research Ethics and Integrity (1); 1; FA
In this seminar course we will discuss contemporary issues in research ethics and integrity. We will examine relevant case material, and use this to outline the value conflicts inherent in research. We will spend a lot of time discussing grey areas of the field, where it is unclear whether or how the research should progress. Finally, we will try to develop a clear understanding how the federal guideline apply to the decisions made by Institutional Review Boards.


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This is a mix I had been on my todolist for a long, long while. Since the 17th anniversary of Naughty by Natures first album was yesterday, September 3rd, I decided to delve into their catalog of music and present to you some their finest joints.
Anthem Inc Intro
Flags ft Balewa Muhammad
Doozit ft Syleena Johnson
Jamboree ft Zhane
God Is Us ft Queen Latifah
We Could Do It ft Big Punisher & Tony Sunshine
Rah Rah ft Rottin Razkais
Its Workin ft Rottin Razkals
Feels Good (Dont Worry Bout A Thing) ft 3LW
Slang Bang
Daddy Was A Street Corner
What You Wanna Do ft Pink
The Hood Comes First
Ready For Dem ft. Heavy D
Hip Hop Hooray (2011 Version)
Holiday ft Phiness
Everythings Gonna Be Alright
Rock & Roll ft Redman & Method Man
Uptown Anthem


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Screen Innovations Zero Edge MAESTRO – It's basically a gigantic flat-panel television. By far the most popular screen that we've ever made, the Zero Edge® frame presentation was created to give the screen an aesthetic appeal for the first time ever, even with the image turned off. With Slate® and other popular screen materials, 5 Series Zero Edge® is an option that will have a small impact on your wallet, but a huge impact on your experience.
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Blizzard of 2015: How Have You Prepared?
The New York City region is bracing for an epic snowstorm, one that meteorologists say could bring up to two feet of snow. The National Weather Service and state officials warned residents to prepare for power failures, powerful winds and white-out conditions—and urged people to stay at home Monday evening through Wednesday morning. Take the Metropolis poll on how you prepared for the storm.


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2014 Nissan LEAF Pricing Announced
New 2014 Nissan LEAF to start under $29,000
The electronic Nissan LEAF has provided drivers not only the value of driving gas-free, but also some attractive purchase prices. Recently, Nissan announced pricing for the new 2014 Nissan LEAF, with the base trim starting at just under $29,000.
The LEAF S will start out at $28,988, coming standard with the 80kW synchronous engine. This little powerhouse is perfect for city driving, as it puts out 107 horsepower and pulls at 187 lb-ft of torque. The drive is clean and guilt-free, with zero CO2 emissions.
The LEAF SV is priced at $32,000 and the LEAF SL comes in at $35,020. Optional add-ons include entertainment such as the 7-speaker Bose® audio system, safety perks like the Around View Monitor®, and slick new colors such as the bold Gun Metallic.
Charging the new Nissan LEAF is an effortless task, thanks to a quick-charge port. In just 30 minutes, the LEAF can be charged to 80% battery capacity.
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SEATTLE - A 17-year-old suspect in Sunday's Greenwood homicide was taken into custody Saturday morning, police said.
According to Seattle police, they received information that the teen boy was boarding a plane at Sea-Tac Airport.
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Port of Seattle police then took the suspect into custody.
Late Friday evening, Seattle police would not officially release the name of the murder suspect. But Seattle police sources told KIRO 7 they were confident 17-year-old Byron White is the suspect they wanted to question.
On Sunday night, police responded to the area of North 85th Street and First Avenue Northwest after reports of shots fired.
When authorities arrived, they found 54-year-old David L. Peterson fatally shot in his vehicle in the parking lot. Police said Peterson was pronounced dead at the scene.
According to police, three people were seen running away from the scene. One suspect was described as a black man, 20 to 30 years old, 5 feet 10 inches tall, thin build and wearing a North Face jacket. Another suspect was described as a short black man and the third person was a white woman.
Investigators believe there may have been a robbery in the area prior to the shooting.
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Since 1942, CANA Construction (CANA) has been a recognized and trusted corporate brand in Alberta. Over the years, we have been involved on a multitude of iconic projects in Calgary and throughout the province including the original Saddledome, TELUS Spark, and the Calgary Courts Centre. Many of our projects have been recognized in the industry with awards for ingenuity and innovation. We are known for our unique, one-of-a-kind project work, but also deliver a variety of other projects from small renovations, to new multi-million dollar developments. Whether a project is under a Construction Management, Project Management, General Contracting, Design-Build or alternate methodology, we have the experience and expertise to deliver.
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website redesign for V & G Entertainment, a company providing live musicians for events ([login to view URL])
Buxheti $250-750 USD
We are located in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Our website is long overdue for a revamp.
I do have a few logo and design ideas I like and can provide photoshop field with layers but need someone that has a strong graphics and website design background.
Please take a look at our current (outdated) website at [login to view URL] to get a rough idea of the services we provide and what sort of navigation we require. I would like our new website designed by the end of March if possible.
I have attached a rough idea of an index page for the new website. It is by no means a final draft. I have also attached a few photoshop files of my logo, etc...
Here are some examples of websites I do like and would like to base my new designed website on:
This website provides exactly what my company provides (except I do not provide DJs) I find this website too busy, not easy to navigate and also kinda bland. But they are my biggest competition so the content will be roughly the same.
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I like the young, hip, fresh feel of this website:
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But also too busy. Hard to get to the content...
I would like my website to be easier to get to the demo material. I would like my website to easily navigate to audio and video samples of the musical ensembles and also make it easy for the client to contact me and get a quote for their event. I have a software developer creating a link that customers can enter all the info for their event (much like an online excel spread sheet). I would like to incorporate that as well. Currently in beta testing for this but I imagine it will be just a link to insert on the contact page of the website.
Stephen Bulat
V & G Entertainment
Live music for any occasion
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A few more thoughts. I can provide the copy (writing) but would like some advise on what to include/not to include to optimize SEO. The repertoire that some of our ensembles have is VERY extensive (literally thousands of songs) I would like to somehow work in our repertoire list so it comes up in the search engines when people are looking for a specific song (eg. Google search for "wedding violinist Ed Sheeran cover Perfect Vancouver, BC)
Our main clients are people getting married and most of teh people contacting us are brides so website should appeal to the more feminine side in tone, colour scheme an dbranding.
Having said that, I would also like to focus on more corporate clients so would like to target that as well in website content and navigation. (again will need advice on compiling this content)
I have attached a business card mockup I have done. Colour scheme and font is wrong but I do like the logo I have and the lines in this business card are meant to represent the lines of a music staff. I would like to incorporate this motif/idea of lines of a music staff into the website design.
And my website currently has a photo gallery. Not sure if this is needed or if a blog with pictures and tagging other vendors is a better idea. Again, would like advice concerning these ideas.
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Alianza Latina WFSAD
The Alianza Latina WFSAD (the WFSAD Latin American Alliance of Family organizations) is a loose affiliation of family self-help, support and advocacy groups working in Latin America (Mexico, Central and South America).
The first international meeting convened by WFSAD in order to bring these groups together took place during the 2002 congress of the Latin American Psychiatric Association (Asociacion Psychiatria America Latina - APAL) in Guatemala City.
As a result of this meeting the group of family associations issued a declaration of intent, now known as the Guatemala Declaration and proposed meeting a second time for mutual education and leadership development.
A second meeting of an enlarged group of family associations took place the following year during the Regional Meeting of the World Psychiatric Association in Caracas. A report of this meeting appears below. Prior to the meeting WFSAD conducted a survey to determine the level of development of each organization, so that progress maybe measured as each priority issue is addressed.
The Alianza was very pleased by the warm welcome afforded to us by the organizers and the services extended to us during the meeting. The intent of the Guatemala Declaration was confirmed, and the organizations went away to form ideas as to how to implement the declaration.
We were very fortunate to have the sponsorship of Pfizer Neuroscience and the Pfizer Foundation respectively for the meetings in Guatemala and Caracas and AstraZeneca for funds to develop the benchmark survey.
In November 2004 a small number of Alianza Latina WFSAD members conducted a symposium and had private meetings at the APAL meeting held in Punta del Este, Uruguay. For this meeting the host family organization was La Esperanza.
The Alianza Latina WFSAD continues to exchange news on a weekly if not daily basis. Support calls which come to WFSAD through its Spanish website are regularly referred to appropriate organizations. A private web page is maintained for the use of the Alianza members who may post any information of international interest there.
An international bulletin with news from the region is posted every three months or so and is now available in PDF on Alianza Latina Spanish page of this site.
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WFSAD President Elect Martha Piatigorsky and Secretary Diane Froggatt conducted a visit under the WFSAD program "Strengthening Families through Empowerment" in November, 2005. Their visit took them to Lima Peru, where their host was the family organization ALAMO under the leadership of Elena Chavez. The second stop on their itinerary was El Salvador where they met with ASFAE, the family organization in San Salvador, led by Clara Emery. Lastly they travelled to Costa Rica and to FUCOPEZ the family organization led by Maritza Meza. Reports of the visits are available either from the hosting nation organization or from WFSAD. If you read Spanish you may access the Boletín Internacional under Alianza Latina on the Spanish part of this site.
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WFSAD Symposium and Workshops
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October 1, 2:30-4:30 p.m., Salón Flamboyán
Symposium: Families, Consumers and Professionals Working Together
Chair and Facilitator: Dr. Itzhak Levav
Speakers: Dr. Edgardo Engelmann: Porqué y cómo tomar medicamentos aunque no sea lo normal
Prof. Julian Leff: Co-operation Not Conflict: The Strategy for Solving the Problems of Schizophrenia
Prof. Dale Johnson: Family Education or Behavioral Family Psychoeducation: Making a Choice
October 2, 09:00-10:30, Salón Ceiba
Workshop: How Professionals Can Benefit from Working with Families and Family Organizations - Panel/Audience Discussion
Chair and Facilitator: Dr. Itzhak Levav
A panel of the previous speakers plus the three persons named below will answer questions relative to their experience and affiliation.
Ms. Diane Froggatt, WFSAD Executive Director
Sr. Francisco Morata Andreo, President FEAFES Spain (Spanish family federation)
Sra. Damelis Salazar, CATESFAM President (family organization in Maracaibo)
The symposium was well attended. Dr. Itzhak Levav was an excellent chairman, taking great care to get the most out of both the sessions he chaired. There were ample questions and a positive response from the audience. The speeches of the three speakers were well received and will be available to WFSAD members and Caracas delegates upon request.
Morning Workshop
Diane Froggatt briefly outlined the work of WFSAD. Damelis Salazar introduced herself as one of the panelists and described the work of CATESFAM, whose mission was to be a centre of excellence allowing people with schizophrenia to work on their own recovery following the 10-step model applied by patient and family. Francisco Morata spoke of the work of the Spanish federation of mental health organizations, FEAFES.
This session was designed as an interactive workshop to discuss the subject matter of the symposium. Questions ranged from how to persuade people to go for treatment to the ethics of compulsory treatment. The problems of patients living at home with their families and the need for respite for such families was particularly relevant in countries where there is no community housing for those with psychiatric problems.
Dr. Juan Mas Vivanco, a Chilean psychiatrist, brought his session to our room when one of the speakers for his session did not arrive, and took an active part. Sad to say he described a situation in Chile, which left patients "totally discarded" despite attempts at reform.
Damelis Salazar of CATESFAM, Maracaibo, Venezuela, asks a question during the symposium. In the foreground are Sergio Ruffinelli and Ofelia Stajano of Esperanza, Montevideo, Uruguay.
Afternoon Closed Private Sessions
The closed sessions were designed as educational and informative workshops for family-leader-delegates. The room was set up with five round tables to enable small-group discussion. An important objective of these sessions was to re-affirm the goals of the Guatemala Declaration, dated July 13, 2002, written at the first meeting of the Alianza Latina WFSAD in Guatemala. Members might decide to revise the goals in the light of the increased membership in the Alianza Latina WFSAD.
People settled readily to this task. The small-group format proved to be an excellent way for delegates to get to know about each other's work, and to discuss the efficacy of the Guatemala Declaration.
The session re-affirmed that the ten issues in the Declaration were still significant. The new points raised enhanced, rather than changed, its intent. These will be formulated into an addendum to the Guatemala Declaration entitled the Caracas Addendum.
During the meeting each organization received a copy of the results of the WFSAD survey of Alianza Latina WFSAD members, conducted from July-September 2003. This document describes the activities, current priority issues, and obstacles of each organization. There was no formal discussion of this material but we were able to highlight several of the more interesting initiatives by asking delegates to give short presentations focusing on these. The document will serve as a benchmark for operationalizing the Guatemala Declaration in each country in the next year.
Joyce Dawson (Ypsilon, Surinam) spoke of the very rewarding experience of going into the schools and how the children became much more sympathetic once they had actually met people with mental disorders. They began by educating the teachers, first about Tourettes and autism and going on to the other disorders. "Our children are the future. How they behave determines our society," she told the group. A patient accompanies the team. "This helps the children to realize that you can be normal from the outside but who knows what may have happened inside. Part of our teaching was to show children how to talk without causing wounds, and accept people as they are." Joyce's presentation was short but affecting.
Dr. Raimundo Muscellini talked about the clubhouse 'Casa Club,' that ACAPEF Argentina has set up to help improve the recovery of patients. Cognitive psychotherapy and social skills training are given along with employment and recreational activities. Families were involved and became partners in treatment. We "don't leave them alone in the chaos," he explained. For the patients the main objective was social insertion, giving help to those who need it to live in the community. Hospitals were part of the past.
Francisco Morata, President of FEAFES, Spain, spoke about how to persuade the media not to sensationalize mental illness. We hope to put this talk on the website in both Spanish and English.
Pfizer Venezuela hosted a reception at a very nice restaurant. Thanks to Oswaldo Parilli of Pfizer and his colleagues for this truly lovely event.
Delegates listen attentively to a speaker during the private workshops.
Morning Workshop 3rd October
Prof. Julian Leff conducted an interactive two-hour workshop. Notes on his presentation are available to members upon request. One very interesting point he made was the new thinking about hallucinations and delusions that suggests that people can be assisted to overcome them. The previous thinking was that delusions were beliefs that were "impervious to reasoned thought" and that families should not aggravate things by trying to change them.
Cecilia Villares (ABRE, Brazil) presented an informative slide show about her organization's experience with the WPA program "Open the Doors." This program is designed to fight stigma and discrimination at the local level. We hope to provide more detailed information about this shortly.
Private Workshops - 2nd October 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Benvenido - Welcome
Diane Froggatt
Interpreter: Gail Grossman, Chile
Karina Stone, WFSAD
De Guatemala a Hoy
Background on the Alianza Latina WFSAD
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La Declaracion de Guatemala
The Guatemala Declaration
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Delegates met in tables of 8 to discuss the Guatemala Declaration. Each table provided its input.
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2 October: 4:30 - 6 p.m.
From information from the questionnaire several topics were chosen for presentation during the next sessions
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Dr. Raimundo Muscellini, ACAPEF, Argentina
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Francisco Morata, FEAFES, Spain
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How our sessions were received
All the sessions were received positively. There was great appreciation for the printed materials provided and the subjects covered. The small-group sessions were a great success. Inevitably, a few people expressed disappointment that there was not more time or that there was a need to cover more topics.
There was an overall feeling of joy among our delegates at having a second meeting of Latin families. They have each contacted us since returning home. Both WFSAD and the Alianza Latina WFSAD are anxious to continue the relationships and to build the network in the hope of enabling advocacy for, and implementation of, better care for those who suffer mental illness through no fault of their own. The plan to meet again in one year (see below) provides an impetus for the Alliance to continue to improve the capacity of their organizations for self-help, support and advocacy.
Dr Edgardo Engelmann (Argentina), Prof. Dale Johnson (WFSAD President Elect), Prof. Julian Leff (UK) and Dr. Itzhak Levav (Israel) take a break between sessions.
Future Initiatives
After the final WFSAD session, a committee was formed to plan for another meeting of the Alianza Latina WFSAD during the APAL meeting in Punta del Este, Uruguay, November 17-20, 2004. The committee is composed of Sergio Ruffinelli Villaamil (Esperanza, Uruguay), Ofelia Stajano (Esperanza Uruguay) Elena Saban (Alamo, Peru), Martha Piatigorsky (WFSAD V-P, Argentina) and Diane Froggatt. A planning agenda was made and work will begin in November 2003. Members of the Alianza will each try to raise their own funding for this initiative. We informed Dr. Edgard Belfort (Uruguay) of our intention to hold workshops at APAL next year and he offered to help us in any way we might suggest. We are now urging the medical advisor psychiatrists in Latin America, who support our work and are part of our network, to apply to speak on family work at this congress as soon as APAL is accepting abstracts.
We owe our sincere thanks to the Pfizer Foundation for sponsoring this event under their program "Strengthening Patient Advocacy Around the World" and to Pfizer Venezuela and their representative Osualdo Parilli and his team for their attention to our requirements.
Dr. Itzhak Levav was a great support as chairman of two of the sessions. His eloquence, sensitivity and approachability made the sessions particularly special. He is a well-loved figure in Latin America as a former executive of the Pan American Health Organization.
He is now active in the WHO initiative to bring the private sector to bear on raising the profile of mental illness: The Global Council for Mental Health. WFSAD is part of one of the preliminary working groups in this initiative.
We would like to thank Dr. Edgard Belfort, the chair of the WPA organizing committee, for his kind attention to all the WFSAD delegates. Jose Manuel Juanatey, the staff member with whom Karina Stone (project coordinator) dealt throughout the preparations and during the meeting, was friendly, helpful and extremely efficient in solving any problems that arose.
Gail Grossman, a professional interpreter, did an excellent job of consecutive translation. We thank her for her agile mind, slipping in and out of English and Spanish so easily that the information was imparted with minimal delay.
Thanks also go to journalist Mariela Nunez of El Nacional, whose half-page article with photograph in the newspaper helped to publicize the family movement for mental illness in Venezuela.


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almighty/ˌɔːlˈmaɪti ˌऑलˈमाइटी/
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Wooooaaaaaahhhhhhh Ooooooooooooo! Making predictions on Saturday! Woooooooaaaaaahhhhh Oooooooooooo! Making predictions on Saturday TONIGHT!
With every match taking place inside a steel cage, a lot of carnage is to be expected. Who will walk away with the TNA World Championship? Which promotions will get the bragging rights? Who'll be the last man standing? And who'll have control of TNA after tonight?
Ethan Carter III vs ??????
Background: The history between Ethan Carter and ?????? has been brewing for quite some time. But for last month or two, EC3 has been targeting the Olympic Gold medalist Kurt Angle, attacked Angle and injuring his leg. At Kurt Angle's Hall Of Fame ceremony, Angle challenged EC3 to a match at Lockdown which was booked for Lockdown. However, there was a slight change of plans when Angle suffered a torn MCL once again at the hands of EC3. However, EC3 was still on the Lockdown with opponent being the mighty ??????? this sunday!
What Should Happen?: Well why not give Ethan Carter III the big win on the PPV he was likely due in the first place.
What Will Happen?: I personally believer that whoever TNA put in Ethan Carter III's way will get beaten because of the fact they're still putting him in a match on the card. If Angle was fit and healthy, I assume EC3 would have won so unless they have something out of the blue lined up for him, I don't see the outcome being any different. Ethan Carter III beats ??????? 😉
Tigre Uno vs Manik
Background: No real background to this match other than the fact that it's Tigre Uno's debut in TNA.
What Should Happen?: Give the new guy the victory. Tigre Uno wins.
What Will Happen?: Tigre Uno wins. NEXT!
Interpromotional Six Man Tag Team Match: Bad Influence (Christopher Daniels and Kazarian) and Chris Sabin vs The Great Muta, Sanada and Nakanoue
Background: A talent exchange between TNA and Japanense promotion Wrestle-1 is underway, and Lockdown will be able to showcase some this talent in action. Among these in action in a six man tag team match include Nakanoue and Wrestle-1 Owner and legendary wrestler The Great Muta. Teaming up with them is Sanada, who defeated Austin Aries at the interpromotional Kaisen: Outbreak event to win the X-Division Championship. The next day, Sanada was confirmed to be a mainstay in TNA. However, he still represents Wrestle-1 in a six man steel cage match against "Bad Influence" Christopher Daniels and Kazarian, and former X-Division Champion Chris Sabin. Can the Wrestle-1 stars topple TNA's top X-Division stars?
What Should Happen?: It'd be a REAL dick move for TNA to invite Wrestle-1 over for them to kick their asses. Give the new X-Division and his teammates the victory to get this partnership off on a bang.
What Will Happen?: The Wrestle-1 guys win.
Gunner vs James Storm in a Steel Cage Last Man Standing match
What should happen?: I'd like to see Gunner get the win, considering it would be cool for him to look strong despite failing to win the title.
What Will Happen?: I've got a gut feeling that James Storm will win because I see this feud PROPERLY starting off with Storm getting a cheap victory over Gunner. I know you're asking "How can you get a cheap victory in a last man standing match?" and my only answer is interference from Bobby Roode, which I think could happen.
Madison Rayne (c) vs Gail Kim for the TNA Knockouts Championship
What Should Happen?: I'm not gonna lie, Madison Rayne has never really been a girl that impressed me that much. I'm a huge Gail Kim mark and it does seem weird to have her without that title. However, the new champion should be the one who wins this. I think a month long title reign will not do the Knockouts title much justice.
What Will Happen?: Normally, I'd say the new champion would win. However, with all the title changes with the X-Division title it's not that clear-cut for me to say. I've got a gut feeling that Gail Kim is going to regain the gold somehow, so I'm going with my gut. Gail Kim wins.
Samuel Shaw vs Mr Anderson
What Should Happen?: Damn, this thing with Samuel Shaw has been good. It definitely makes sense for Samuel Shaw to win. They've got something… beautiful – with a character like his.
What Will Happen?: Sorry Ken. I don't see anything else happening other than Samuel Shaw picking up the win.
Lethal Lockdown: Team MVP (MVP, Eddie Edwards, Davey Richards and Jeff Hardy… or is it Willow?) vs Team Dixie Carter (Bobby Roode, Robbie E, Jessie and Austin Aries) – Winning Team Gets Control Of TNA Operations
Rules: Two men from each team will start off the Lethal Lockdown match locked in the cage. Then, after every 5 minutes, each team will take turns in having a member enter the cage. This will continue until all 8 men have entered the cage. Once all 8 guys have entered, the first team to get a pinfall or submission wins. Team Dixie will have the "man advantage", meaning that they will gain an advantage on Team MVP by having their men enter the match before the MVP guys do. Basically, the entrant order will be – Team Dixie, Team MVP, Team Dixie, Team MVP, Team Dixie, Team MVP, Team Dixie, Team MVP.
What Should Happen?: Team MVP wins.
What Will Happen?: It'd be awful strange for TNA to bring MVP in and not have his team win.
Magnus (c) vs Samoa Joe for the TNA World Heavyweight Championship
What Should Happen?: I'm a bit torn. I'm fans of both guys. It's been too long since Samoa Joe last won the TNA World Title, but Magnus' reign has been really good so far. I'd like to see that continue, so I'm going to have to go with Magnus. But if anyone's going to dethrone Magnus, it has to be Samoa Joe.
What Will Happen?: Magnus retains I think.


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Efforts underway to end youth homelessness in Connecticut
Off and on for two years, a young man in his early 20s lived in the woods in New Milford.
Local social service providers weren't aware of his situation because he didn't seek out help and didn't seek refuge at shelters.
But about a year ago, he started to work with local providers after a breakfast aimed at engaging local homeless people.
"He was out there for years and we didn't know he existed," said Michele Conderino, director of homeless services for Catholic Charities of Fairfield County.
But recently, Catholic Charities and other local agencies were able to place the young man in permanent housing in Danbury.
Tracking down homeless youth — defined as those under 25 — can be a difficult task, even though homeless counts are conducted annually by surveying those living in shelters and on the streets.
"They are a tricky population to track, because they're not at shelters and sometimes they don't see themselves as homeless," Conderino said.
In its first statewide youth count in 2015, the Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness identified 3,000 homeless and "unstably housed" youth. A second, more comprehensive youth count was held this January, and those results were given to a demographer who estimated that 4,396 young people were homeless or in unstable housing at that time.
In Danbury, an estimated 49 young people are homeless or unstably housed. Other area towns are estimated to have fewer than five each.
Instead of using shelters, young people are likely to stay with friends, to "couch surf," or to sleep in cars, abandoned buildings or the open air. They also don't access social services as much as older homeless adults.
"Getting youth to identify themselves as homeless can be the largest obstacle in providing services to them," Conderino said. "We have found a lot of youth don't see what is happening to themselves as homelessness.
"This makes sense in a way, as we have created an idea in America about what a homeless person looks like," she added. "Our youth can't identify with that."
The state has a goal of ending homelessness for anyone under 25 years old by 2020. And the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development started requiring states to collect data about youth homelessness this year.
During the statewide youth count in January, volunteers — including youth who had been homeless in the past — surveyed nearly 2,300 people across the state and identified 439 youth who were homeless or unstably housed. The majority were 18 to 24 years old, and the average age was 20.
Fifty-two percent of those counted were male and 43 percent female. Forty-three percent reported involvement with the state Department of Children and Families, 23 percent also identified as LGBTQIA (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual) and 23 percent indicated they were parenting or pregnant.
When asked where they slept on the night of Jan. 24, the majority said they had stayed with a friend.
Eighteen percent said someone had encouraged, pressured or forced them to exchange sexual acts for money, drugs, food, a place to stay, clothing or protection.
Lack of youth-specific services
Like many cities in Connecticut, Danbury has no services specifically for homeless youth, Conderino said.
Young people need different resources to be successful than other single adults, she added, "the first being that many youth don't need a permanent housing intervention. They need a stable place to live as they are in school, beginning work, or determining their future, but will, in many cases, only need that intervention for a short period."
"One of the first thoughts our homeless outreach team tries to impress on youth experiencing homelessness is that this is temporary; this is not a sign of how your life will always be," she said. "You deserve more than this and we are going to work alongside you to achieve the future you deserve.
"Having resources in Danbury specifically designed for youth will be a powerful tool in backing those statements up and will ensure that our youth in the greater Danbury area have the opportunity for success on their own terms," Conderino concluded.
Connecticut hopes to bolster its youth-specific homelessness resources using new state-funded programs and a $6.6 million grant from the federal government.
The state Department of Housing is now accepting applications for the two state-funded programs — one that provides money for supportive housing for homeless youth and another that helps pay for improvements to existing homeless shelters, with a priority for renovations that will better accommodate young adults.
The federal grant will be used to create new housing with support service programs to serve youth experiencing homelessness.
Connecticut was one of only ten areas in the country selected by HUD to receive this award out of over 130 applicants. The state received the largest allocation of any grantee under this program.
Dan Arsenault, spokesman for the state Department of Housing, said state officials are creating a detailed plan for the money, which the state expects to submit to HUD this fall.
Arsenault said that the goal is to be certified by the federal government as having "effectively ended" youth homelessness. Achieving this goal does not mean that youth in the state will never again experience homelessness, he said, but that the state has built a system to ensure that episodes of youth homelessness are brief, rare and non-recurring.
Arsenault said that several initiatives have been undertaken since 2011 to prevent and end homelessness.
In February 2016, Connecticut was the second state to receive certification to have effectively ended veteran homelessness, and in December 2016 the state met its own goal of matching all chronically homeless people to housing.
"What was once only a dream - ending homelessness across all populations - is now within our grasp," Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said in a statement. "We know that with smart investments and providing needed services we can accomplish this goal.
"By focusing on youth homelessness in particular we are protecting those most vulnerable to abuse and neglect," he said. "Assisting with access to safe and consistent housing for children isn't just smart policy — it is the morally correct action to take."
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Estimate of youth with no permanent housing in Danbury area
Redding: 1
Brookfield: 2
New Fairfield: 2
Bethel: 3
Ridgefield: 3
New Milford: 4
Newtown: 4
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I neeed a soundness check on my bottle conditioning practices, they are inconsistent at hitting targeted carbonation and head formation/rertention. Some of these questions my look very basic but I need to put aside my assumtions. I know some of the issues may come from upsteam processes but I looking at one process at a time.
I brew belgians with avg OG of 1.065, single infusion mashes, yeasts mainly WLP530, 550, shooting carb. levels of 2.5-3, use corn sugar to prime measured from on-line calculators.
- If not cold crashed (CC), what temp do you prime and bottle at? ex. Ferment ramp from 66-79F with fermentation complete at 79F
- If (CC) what temp do you let rise (or not)for bottling
- When do you decide you need to reyeast for priming and bottling (including variables of gravity, ferm temps/time, and length of CC)
- Does reyeasting affect the priming sugar amount?
- How do you determine how much yeast you need to reyeast?
- After bottling do you warm for a couple of weeks in the low 70's
- When/what determins to cellar/refrigerate after bottling.
- Any links to a perfered priming calculator?
I had several batches a few years back that were nearly flat even with reyeasting (note, I wqsn't rehydrating the yeast for bottleing). Even at 1.60ish OG, I found that I'd need to reyeast. I've been using ~3g S-04 rehydrated at bottling for last 2-3 years and have eliminated the flat beer problem.
I have not made any adjustment to priming sugar calculations based upon reyeasting.
I just bottle condition at basement temerature. Can vary from low 60's in winter to low 80's in summer. Usually just drink them at room temperature too.
I use the calculator built into StrangeBrew.
<<Does reyeasting affect the priming sugar amount? >>
Provided you add a small volume (ml) of slurry - no.
I always bottle at room temp and try to let the beer sit at that ambient temp (usu. about 72) for a few hours beforehand if possible.
- If (CC) what temp do you let rise (or not)for bottling
I don't crash cool, generally.
I typically add yeast at bottling for beers of 8% ABV or more. I might also do so if something has been sitting around for over 2 mos. or so, but then it probably qualifies on the ABV basis too. . .
- Does reyeasting affect the priming sugar amount?
I do not make any changes based on this.
Rather arbitrarily! Depends on what I have available and how well I have planned. At minimum 1/2 sachet of dry yeast.
Yes, 2 weeks minimum. Helps the beer carb up very nicely.
Mostly I cellar/refrigerate beer I intend to hold onto for more than 6 months or so.
I have had excellent results by using the method laid out in this article "A Primer on Priming" by Mark Hibberd. It allows you to account for temperature, type of sugar used, desired vols CO2, etc. Just follow the steps he lays out and do the calcs yourself - they are not complicated.
Thanks to all. Your advice is much appreciated and very helpful.
When you bottle at CC temps - say 35F - how long does it take rise to the basement ambient temps?
Also, achieving consistent carbonation levels through bottle conditioning is a real challenge due to a whole host of mitigating factors. Additionally, you don't have the ability to make fine adjustments once the beer has been bottled. Have you considered kegging and carbing the beer to the appropriate level, then filling the bottles from a keg?
It may seem like an extra step, but the control and convenience is worth the expense. I bottled for 7 years before I started to keg my beer and I don't miss cleaning bottles or being irritated that a given beer didn't have the carb level I desired.
I prime and bottle at room temperature.
I cold crash, actually cold condition for several weeks at 36F to allow suspended material to settle to the bottom of the keg and help the beer flavores to mature. I take the keg out of CC the night before and let it warm up for bottling the next day.
I always re-yeast at bottling time, especially after weeks of cold conditioning. I find that if you don't cold condition the beer then the bottle will have too much sediment in it. I like to see an almost non existant sediment layer in my bottles.
I just add some, not a lot. Maybe as much as you get in a fresh White Labs tube.
I keep all bottled beer at room temperature - 74F year round.
My bottles remain at room temperature (sometimes for years) and they go in the frig at the beginning of the week that I intend to drink them.
I use ProMash.
This is what I use, because it is the only one I can find that lets you use plain ole sugar.
This is the priming sugar calculator that I have been using...
..and here is the output
Recommended Priming Sugar:
Sugar Type Weight
Glucose (dextrose or corn sugar) 5.7 oz
Sucrose (table sugar) 5.5 oz
DME 55% AA (eg: Laaglander) 13.2 oz
DME 70% AA (eg: Northwestern) 10.4 oz
DME 75% AA (eg: Munton & Fison) 9.7 oz
I like that the hbd.org calculator provides the pre-priming amount of CO2 in solution.
When I decide to bottle, I add the yeast and sugar and bottle immediately. There is very little warm up. If I had to guess, it probably take 1-2 days to go from 35F to 65F. It nothing I ever tried, so I can't say for sure.
I've talked to several brewers bottle conditioning commercial beers and they aim to get about 1,000,000 cells or 10^6 cells per 500mL... Sounds about right to bring up a beer to around 1.9-2.2 vol range?
If you cold crash is there enough yeast left in the beer to be able to have re-fermentation introduced in the bottle with out re-yeasting?
That depends on how long and hard you cold conditioned. Normally no, you need to add fresh yeast.
I have an IPA I made two weeks back and cold conditioning for a week. It was dry hopped with 150g (5 oz) pellets a week ago so all the muck dropped to the bottom and is resting above the yeast cake. The beer has been cold conditioning for a week at about 45 degrees F or less, and appears to be pretty bright.
You suggest I re-hydrate about a gram of dry yeast in some of the beer, then add the proper sugar amounts to 500mL hot water, then add all that into the bottling bucket before bottling the whole batch?
I brewed an all-brett L beer last year, then later added 4 lbs of dried cherries & a bottle of pinot noir wine, followed by a WLP tube of brett brux. The beer got pulled off the cherries over last winter and has been aging in a carboy. It is quite acidic, although not quite as tart as something like La Folie. At this point it is ready to bottle and I'd like to reyeast it with EC-1118.
For those of you that reyeast sour/brett beers after long term aging, do you add your yeast ahead of time to the carboy, or directly to the bottling bucket? If ahead of time, how far?
If beer is cold crashed/aged for lengthy period/lagered/or stronger than 7.5-8% ABV I will add fresh yeast at bottling. I choose Lalvin EC-1118 dry champagne yeast for this process for several reasons:
1. costs $1 vs. 3-4$ for fermentis or something like it. PS-save your good dry yeast/liquid yeast for fermentation.
2. EC-1118 is very alchohol tolerant and resistant to low pH environments. Perfect for a strongly fermented beer.
3. EC-1118 is a very clean, neutral yeast and will not impart any flavor into the beer simply b/c of the low priming sugar amounts.
4. It is a strong, quick fermenter and even your strongest barleywine will be carbonated in 7-10 days at room temps (I call it turbo carbing!)
Allow your fermenter to come to room temps if it isn't already. Get a good temperature of your finished beer. This temperature is used to calculate priming sugar amounts. I use the nomograph in Palmer's How to brew or Jamil's BCS (works everytime). Boil proper amount of priming sugar to reach desired CO2 volumes using nomograph and finished beer temperature at bottling time in 1 cup water. Boil 5 min and cool with sanitized lid on. At same time prepare dry yeast by boiling 1 cup water for 5 min. and cool with sanitized lid to about 100 degrees F. Add packet of dry champagne yeast and let sit for 15 min. without stirring. After 15 min., swirl the yeast into suspension and carefully pour into bottling bucket on top of cooled priming sugar solution. Rack beer ontop of rehydrated yeast and sugar solution and BOTTLE AWAY!!!
Or...buy a beer gun and lots of kegs...he he he....
Sounds like what I'm already doing for my beers, minus the re-yeasting part! Thanks for the input, all.
I have been priming with cane sugar for the last 15 batches and get consistent results.
I use the same calculator that OldTree referenced
I always assumed it was the temp during conditioning, but considering the serving temp affects how much CO2 is held in suspension, serving temp would make more sense. I doubled checked tonight and the book, only saying "beer temperature" does not specify.
The " beer temperature" indicated simply means the exact temperature of the beer at packaging (bottling) time. The temperarute of the beer is proportional to the amount of CO2 still dissolved within the beer itself which will affect carbonation volumes when using the nomograph properly.
Possibly difficult to work out for sours that have been sitting at ambient temps for months.
yes CO2 will stay in solution if the beer is kept cool but if allowed to warm at any point, it will have already come out. Once the yeast has finished it's thing the CO2 that has dissipated won't return.
I'm assuming you mean in the carboy.


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According to the music agency Company F, the "Live Club Day" festival will resume on Feb. 27 with the participation of 10 live clubs and 40 teams of musicians. Live Club Day, which will be held on the last Friday of every month, will offer music lovers access to different clubs in the Hongdae area with the purchase of a single 20,000 won ($18) ticket.
Six live clubs and four theaters in Hongdae are expected to work together to create creative programs for the festival.
The festival, which began in 2001, gained huge popularity among young clubbers until it stopped running in 2011. It is credited with having shaped the vibrant and energetic Hongdae music scene.
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The month of March has so much going on - its's three months in to the new year, we're thinking about those new year resolutions we set, we are completely over winter and ready to drink wine on a beautiful patio and we have 31 days of female empowerment with Women's History Month. That said, my guest is perfect to represent tall women as part of Women's History. Click Read More below to find out who I'm talking about and to listen to our conversation.
Ashley "Empowers" Brown, Dating With Purpose
Marlen Komar, What If Every Outfit You Wore Made You Feel Amazing
My guest this month entered my life at the right moment...I was standing in my closet saying to myself "I don't want to wear any of this" when I came across an article "How I (Painlessly!) Purged 80 Percent of My Closet", by Marlen Komar. After reading more I found out Marlen is a fellow Height Goddess and she travels internationally half of the year...WHAT, I just had to talk with her! Click Read More below, to listen to Marlen share her tips on purging your closet and her experiences as a freelance writer.
Lavida Samuel, Keeping Our Long Limbs Moisturized
Lotion or Body Butter? Ummm, body butter all day everyday. Just so happens that one of my favorite body butters is made by fellow Height Goddess, Lavida Samuel. We're discussing how her products can make our long limbs look even better, why she loves being a tall woman, what lead her to create her own line of body products and of course you know we talk about relationships! Click Read More below, to listen to Lavida share her experiences being a tall woman and running a successful business.
Monique Ambers, Professional Athlete to Business Owner
One of my other passions is talking to other business owners about what their doing to be successful in their business. My guest this month is Monique Ambers, owner of a State Farm Agency in Sacramento, CA. Talking with Monique was like OMG you are speaking my language, we talked about being tall women, what it takes to be a successful business owner, dating, fashion, let's just say we had a great time! Click Read More below, to listen to her share her experiences as a tall high school girl.


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