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The White House has?released?some home brew recipes that include White House honey from their beehives. Auckland City has their on bees too, in hives at the Town Hall. Len Brown should look at doing something like this.

Not everyone can be President of the United States, but now you can drink like one.

The?White House?released its beer recipes Saturday, just days after a?Reddit?user?made the request?duringPresident Obama?s ?Ask Me Anything.?

The POTUS? official residence unveiled recipes for its ?Honey Ale? and ?Honey Porter? in a blog post partly entitled??Ale to the Chief.?

?With public excitement about White House beer fermenting such a buzz, we decided we better hop right to it,? writes Sam Kass, White House assistant chef and senior policy advisor for Healthy Food Initiatives.

Online demand for the recipes stemmed from a popular petition on?We the People, an official government website for submitting petitions to the president. Created on Aug. 18,??Release the recipe for the Honey Ale home brewed at the White House??garnered more than 12,000 signatures.

The Honey Brown Ale is the first alcohol brewed or distilled on White House grounds, Kass writes. Previously, Thomas Jefferson made wine, and George Washington brewed beer and distilled whiskey at his Mount Vernon home in Virginia.

Inspired by home brewers from across the United States, Obama bought a home-brewing kit for the kitchen, Kass continues. After some experimentation, staff created the Honey Brown Ale, followed by the Honey Porter. They debuted a Honey Blonde this past summer. All are brewed with honey tapped from the?first-ever bee hive on the South Lawn of the White House.

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Prediction Time: KUSports.com staffers forecast 2012 football season

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I?m generally not a big fan of prediction columns. At least not the ones that go game-by-game and pretend to breakdown things that, by the time some of the games roll around, may not wind up mattering anyway.

But that does not mean I don?t have a prediction for how this year?s Kansas University football team will fare during its first season under new head coach Charlie Weis.

Without a doubt, the one question I was asked more this summer than any other was this: ?So, how many games are they gonna win this year??

Each time I was flattered that people thought I might know the answer. And I can see why they would. For one, it?s my job to follow the ins and outs of the team 365 days a year, and, for two, I do get several more opportunities to talk to the guys who actually determine the team?s record, so you might think I?d come away with a gut feeling about how things will go.

The truth is, I didn?t.

Here?s what I know:

1. The team is much, much better than it was during the past two seasons. The talent has been upgraded ? significantly in many areas ? and the guys who were here then and are still here now are much different players mentally, physically and in terms of experience.

2. Charlie Weis is exactly the kind of coach KU needs in charge of its football program and his experience, confidence, attention to detail and high standards should spell good things for the program long-term. Is his impact enough to make a difference right away, though? That?s the million-dollar question.

3. The KU offense should be good ? maybe even very good. The key here will be if the offensive line can protect senior quarterback Dayne Crist enough to give him a chance to run the offense. It?s a valid question, but it?s not one I?m too concerned about. I think the guys up front are up for the challenge, and I think this offense has a chance to be one of the surprise stories in the Big 12.

4. The defense, until is shows otherwise, is still a big-time question mark. The new faces they?ve brought in have made a difference already, but until we actually see them perform against an opponent ? and, more specifically, a Big 12 opponent ? we have to wonder just how far this unit has come. The truth here is they don?t have to come that far to give KU a chance in most games. Even upgrading from bottom-barrell to middle-of-the-road would be very noticeable.

5. These new coaches are realists. If they say something, they mean it. If they don?t, that should be noted, too. That?s why it?s easy to believe that Crist is the real deal and even easier to wonder if the new faces on the defensive line are merely an upgrade or a game-changer.

6. Looking good on paper and looking better in practice is great, but it?s going to take more than that for the Jayhawks to become competitive again in the ultra-talented Big 12. Like any team, KU is going to need to catch some breaks to stay in several of the games on the schedule, and, like any good team does, KU will have to make some of those breaks and not just wait for them to come. I?m confident this coaching staff will put these guys in position to do that, now we just need to see if they can deliver.

With all that in mind, I?m more than happy to go on record with an official prediction for the 2012 season. I?ve done it enough times on various radio shows that I think it?s only fair that I put it down in writing here, too.

I?ve said all offseason that this team should be measured more by the eye test and how it looks on the field than the results and final scores. I still believe that. But predictions are more fun, so what the heck. Let?s get on with it, shall we?

Week 1: vs. South Dakota State ? Win ? Offense clicks, defense impresses and Jayhawks kick off the Charlie Weis era in style.

Week 2: vs. Rice ? Win ? It won?t be easy and all of the KU-Rice connections will make it a lot of fun, but this is one KU should win.

Week 3: vs. TCU ? Win ? Confidence and good timing are great things when you?re talking about winning football games. The Jayhawks could have both in their favor heading into this one. I?ve had an odd gut feeling about this one all summer, so I?m going with it.

Week 4: at Northern Illinois ? Win ? KU won last year and fields a better team this year. The Huskies, meanwhile, lost their starting QB to the NFL.

Week 5: Bye

Week 6: at Kansas State ? Loss ? The tide will begin to turn and the game will be more competitive, but K-State?s still too tough for now.

Week 7: vs. Oklahoma State ? Loss ? This is one I could see being close into the fourth quarter. And more than maybe any other, this is the game the Jayhawks could really benefit from an improved pass rush.

Week 8: at Oklahoma ? Loss ? Sooners just too talented, here, there, everywhere.

Week 9: vs. Texas ? Loss ? The good news is the Longhorns still don?t have much of an offense and that could help KU hang around. The bad news is Mack Brown and Co. will have eight weeks to figure that out.

Week 10: at Baylor ? Loss ? Baylor?s magical 2011 season was due to much more than Robert Griffin III. The Bears will show that this year.

Week 11: at Texas Tech ? Win ? Going on the road in the Big 12 is always tough, but I like KU in this one. Remember, an inferior KU squad jumped all over the Red Raiders a year ago before falling apart.

Week 12: vs. Iowa State ? Loss ? A lot of people like to peg this as a win, but Paul Rhoads? teams typically play their best late in the season and should come to Lawrence with a lot of confidence.

Week 13: Bye

Week 14: at West Virginia ? Loss ? I?m not sure about everybody else, but I think the Mountaineers are going to be really tough this season. I?m talking, run-the-table, win-the-league tough.

So there you have it ? my somewhat detailed prediction for a 5-7 season. Could be a reach, could be right on. The best part is, after tomorrow, we might actually have a little better idea which is more likely. As for other members of the KUSports.com staff, a few of them were willing to give up their picks, as well. Here they are:

? Tom Keegan: 4-8 ? Charlie Weis calling plays and Dayne Crist executing them should add up to enough points for Kansas to stay in more games than it did a year ago. Four (wins) does seem like a reasonable number to define success and six would qualify as cause for euphoria. To get to 4-8 Kansas would need either to go 2-1 in nonconference games and 2-7 in the Big 12 or sweep the nonconference and get just one conference upset, both reasonable paths.

? Jesse Newell: 4-8 ? The slogan for the 2012 Kansas football team should be, ?It can?t be worse,? because really, this year can?t be worse for KU fans than 2011, when the program hit an all-time low. With an improved coaching staff and increased commitment to conditioning, I think the Jayhawks will take care of South Dakota State, Rice and Iowa State at home, and even if they slip up at Northern Illinois, I wouldn?t be surprised if they take out another Big 12 team to pick up win No. 4. Charlie Weis is inheriting a program that is much worse than the one Turner Gill took over in 2010, and because of that, four victories would (and should) be labeled a success.

? Gary Bedore: 3-9 ? I?ve got the Jayhawks winning one Big 12 Conference game in Year One of the Charlie Weis regime. That?d be against Iowa State on Nov. 17 in Lawrence. The other two wins: against South Dakota State and Rice. Could KU fare better than 3-9, perhaps even finish .500 at 6-6? Sure. To go 6-6, however, KU would have to win three of its first four games (SD State, Rice, Northern Illinois to go with loss to TCU), then follow a loss at Kansas State with a shocking win over Oklahoma State in Lawrence. That would give the Jayhawks a 4-2 record heading into a brutal stretch of at Oklahoma, Texas, at Baylor and at Texas Tech. If a still-confident 4-4 KU team could split the BU and TT road games, that?d mean a 5-5 record heading into the Iowa State home game. A win over ISU and blowout loss at West Virginia still would mean an incredibly successful 6-6 season. I?ll stick with 3-9, however. Makes more sense to me.

Source: http://www2.kusports.com/weblogs/tale-tait/2012/aug/31/prediction-time-kusportscom-staffers-for/

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NASA's GRAIL moon twins begin extended mission science

ScienceDaily (Aug. 31, 2012) ? NASA's twin, lunar-orbiting Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory (GRAIL) spacecraft began data collection for the start of the mission's extended operations.

At 9:28 a.m. PDT (12:28 p.m. EDT) yesterday, while the two spacecraft were 19 miles (30 kilometers) above the moon's Ocean of Storms, the Lunar Gravity Ranging System -- the mission's sole science instrument aboard both GRAIL twins -- was energized.

"The data collected during GRAIL's primary mission team are currently being analyzed and hold the promise of producing a gravity field map of extraordinary quality and resolution," said Maria Zuber, principal investigator for GRAIL from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge. "Mapping at a substantially lower altitude during the extended mission, and getting an even more intimate glimpse of our nearest celestial neighbor, provides the unique opportunity to globally map the shallow crust of a planetary body beyond Earth."

The science phase of GRAIL's extended mission runs from Aug. 30 to Dec. 3. Its goals are to take an even closer look at the moon's gravity field, deriving the gravitational influence of surface and subsurface features as small as simple craters, mountains and rilles. To achieve this unprecedented resolution, GRAIL mission planners are halving the operating altitude -- flying at the lowest altitude that can be safely maintained.

During the prime mission, which stretched from March 1 to May 29, the two GRAIL spacecraft, named Ebb and Flow, orbited at an average altitude of 34 miles (55 kilometers). The average orbital altitude during extended mission will be 14 miles (23 kilometers), which places the GRAIL twins within five miles (eight kilometers) of some of the moon's higher surface features.

"Ebb and Flow, and our mission operations team, are both doing great, which is certainly notable considering all the milestones and challenges they have experienced," said David Lehman, GRAIL project manager from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif. "The twins have endured the lunar eclipse of June 4, 2012, and 26 rocket burns since arriving in lunar orbit at the beginning of the year. Down here in our control room, with all the planning and mission operations we have been doing, it feels as though we've been riding right along with them. Of course, they have the better view."

Science data are collected when the Lunar Gravity Ranging System transmit radio signals between the two spacecraft, precisely defining the rate of change of distance between Ebb and Flow. The distance between the twins change slightly as they fly over areas of greater and lesser gravity caused by visible features, such as mountains and craters, and by masses hidden beneath the lunar surface.

Mission scientists calculated that even as the last data were downlinked, four of the mission's six principal science measurement goals had already been achieved. The objective of the GRAIL mission is to generate the most accurate gravity map of the moon and from that derive the internal structure and evolution of Earth's natural satellite.

JPL manages the GRAIL mission for NASA's Science Mission Directorate in Washington. The GRAIL mission is part of the Discovery Program managed at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala. Lockheed Martin Space Systems in Denver built the spacecraft.

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