#105

... es this have >too much "character"? Should I instead use a "blander" Saccaromyces >Cerevisiae? If so which one? I recommend blander. The 1214 has a spicy character which may not be appropriate for a pLambiek. I used SNPA yeast, which is Wyeast #1056. >Where do I get the Brettanomyces Lambicus (and/or Bruxellenis) and >Pediococcus Damnosus? From a bottle of Boon or is there a commercial >source these days? Wyeast has a Brettanomyces Bruxellensis. G.W. Kent distributes a Pediococcus ...

... 3.3# Northwestern Amber Malt Extract 1.5# Dextrose 3.0oz Hallertauer Leaf Hops (1.5 years old + baked 20 min at 250F) 15gal Palos Hills Tapwater (quite soft) 8gm Gypsum 6gm Sodium Chloride 24 floz starter from Sierra Nevada Pale Ale (same as Wyeast #1056) 16 floz starter of Brettanomyces Lambicus (two weeks in starter flask) 16 floz starter of Pediococcus Cerevisiae (two weeks in starter flask) Boil: 2hrs OG: oops! SG after 20 days: 1019 SG after 3 months: 1012 After 3 months in a white, 20 gallon ...

... -------------------------------------------------- E X P A N D E D I S S U E ------------------------------------------------------------ ======================================================================= VOLUME 12, NUMBER 10 October 2012 ISSUE #105e ======================================================================= Welcome to the latest edition of Fascination, the Unofficial Cirque du Soleil Newsletter. There's a packed issue in store for you this month so I'll dive right in, shall I? Bac ...

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... in, size_in, data_out, size_out); #123 Dsp_BlkWords(data_in, size_in, data_out, size_out); #124 Dsp_BlkBytes(data_in, size_in, data_out, size_out); #126 Dsp_SetVectors(receiver, transmitter); #102 Dsp_RemoveInterrupts(mask); #104 state = Dsp_Lock(); #105 Dsp_UnLock(); ...

... other programs. The call returns the status of the locking BEFORE the call was made (ie. -1 if locked, 0 if unlocked) Hence 0 denotes a fully successful call, -1 semi-successful since the DSP is now locked anyway. XBIOS 105: UNLOCK Assembler: move.w #105,-(a7) ;XBIOS 105, DspUnlock trap #14 addq.l #2,a7 C: short DspUnlock(void); Operation: Frees the flag denoting the DSP has been previously used. Despite indications to the contrary, this call does *not* return a value, at least on my version of TOS! ...

... hout due process (as if a fact carried a particular smell, or wore a peculiar hat) could well enslave your perceptions to the amount of wind in your digestive tract.BULLETIN [ R)eread Q)uit] [ Enter=Next ] [ M)ail/Reply to Current Message ] [B16 #105 of 124] ? for more cmds or Cmd [N]#n Brd ->UFO Debate Forum Numb ->106 of 124 Sub ->"Ducks and Saucers" To ->MICHAEL GRAHAM (#107) From ->DON F ECKER (#17) Date ->09/08/88 10:24:49 AM Michael, lets see if I can try once mor ...

... Finder Extra menu. Bill Tudor describes this as shareware, and requires a $10 shareware payment, with a catch. If you pay him $10, you can consider it payment for any (or all) of his shareware programs in the A2 library. [*][*][*] FINDFILE.BXY File #10567 8820 bytes File Finder NDA ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' While we're talking about file finders, I must mention Steve Chick's excellent NDA. Find File NDA, version 1.2, is not quite as fancy as Bill Tutor's program ...

... , the little woman also sees it and puts it out." And I just thought that's amazing! And I thought I wish that I'd backed up my data better because if this fire did a lot of damage in there then I'm going to lose all of that information. (213 words) #105-04 Dreaming about the Internet and using the computer. The thing I remember most was that there didn't seem to be any type of adaptive technology on the computer such as speech or large print. I was just sitting there touching the keyboard. (42 word ...