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Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Home Brewing - Terminology Made Simple
Sometimes the thing that scares some people off from trying to make
their own homemade beer is that they skim the internet and see some
very fancy terms and words that they don't recognize, and they
immediately begin to wonder if they're just not scientifically
savvy enough to make beer.
Don't fret. Making beer is technically a chemical process, but so
is cooking. Chefs need to learn certain terms to do their jobs
correctly and to be able to follow recipes, but they learn these
terms quickly and easily. When it comes to homemade brew, you can
do the same. Here are some examples of the most common terms one
might come across in the field of making beer.
Adjunct - This is just an additive that you put into your mixture
in addition to the malts you use for creating the liquid that will
become beer.
Aerate - When your liquid is fermenting, this is the yeast you've
added eating up the sugars in your liquid to create alcohol.
Usually this happens in an airtight container. To aerate simply
means to introduce air into this liquid in a controlled way to help
the yeast do its job quicker.
Carboy - This is just a large jug or pail that you put your liquid
in to let it ferment and turn to alcohol. Many home brewers use
the term fermentation container, but of course carboy is easier to
spell! The two are really one and the same.
Original Gravity, Final Gravity - You know whether or not your beer
is actually beer by testing the density of the liquid with a little
instrument called a hydrometer, which looks a lot like a
thermometer. The gravity of the liquid refers to its density.
Most recipes will tell you what the original gravity should be,
meaning when you first put the liquid in the fermentation
containers, and the final gravity, or when you know it's done and
finally turned into beer. Don't be put off by these terms; taking
the measurement of the gravity of the liquid is just as easy as
taking the temperature of anything else.
Pitching - This refer to the addition of yeast to the fermenting
liquid; you don't add yeast, you "pitch" yeast.
These are of course just a handful of terms that are very common in
the homebrew industry, and you can see how a simple explanation
makes them not so frightening. Brewing your own beer is actually a
very simple, very easy process and one that many people are finding
to be the most enjoyable hobby they've ever taken up!
www.BetterYourBrewing.com
their own homemade beer is that they skim the internet and see some
very fancy terms and words that they don't recognize, and they
immediately begin to wonder if they're just not scientifically
savvy enough to make beer.
Don't fret. Making beer is technically a chemical process, but so
is cooking. Chefs need to learn certain terms to do their jobs
correctly and to be able to follow recipes, but they learn these
terms quickly and easily. When it comes to homemade brew, you can
do the same. Here are some examples of the most common terms one
might come across in the field of making beer.
Adjunct - This is just an additive that you put into your mixture
in addition to the malts you use for creating the liquid that will
become beer.
Aerate - When your liquid is fermenting, this is the yeast you've
added eating up the sugars in your liquid to create alcohol.
Usually this happens in an airtight container. To aerate simply
means to introduce air into this liquid in a controlled way to help
the yeast do its job quicker.
Carboy - This is just a large jug or pail that you put your liquid
in to let it ferment and turn to alcohol. Many home brewers use
the term fermentation container, but of course carboy is easier to
spell! The two are really one and the same.
Original Gravity, Final Gravity - You know whether or not your beer
is actually beer by testing the density of the liquid with a little
instrument called a hydrometer, which looks a lot like a
thermometer. The gravity of the liquid refers to its density.
Most recipes will tell you what the original gravity should be,
meaning when you first put the liquid in the fermentation
containers, and the final gravity, or when you know it's done and
finally turned into beer. Don't be put off by these terms; taking
the measurement of the gravity of the liquid is just as easy as
taking the temperature of anything else.
Pitching - This refer to the addition of yeast to the fermenting
liquid; you don't add yeast, you "pitch" yeast.
These are of course just a handful of terms that are very common in
the homebrew industry, and you can see how a simple explanation
makes them not so frightening. Brewing your own beer is actually a
very simple, very easy process and one that many people are finding
to be the most enjoyable hobby they've ever taken up!
www.BetterYourBrewing.com
Diagnosing Autism - Is It Really Autism?
With it featuring so heavily in the media (and rightly so) a fear
that many parents have is the possibility that their child or
children may be diagnosed with autism or may have been
misdiagnosed.
*****************************************************************
If you've received a definitive diagnosis of autism and are looking
for ways to minimize autism symptoms now is the time to take
action. You will discover effective methods for managing autism
symptoms in my downloadable ebook The Essential Guide to Autism.
It's jammed packed full of pratical information, including the
lowdown on various treatment options both traditional and
alternative, natural remedies you can implement at home and whether
diet really plays a role in reducing autism symptoms.
Visit the link below to discover more:
www.Essential-Guide-to-Autism.com
*****************************************************************
Its important to get a professional diagnosis to make certain
that there isn't something else causing autistic-like behaviors to
occur.
There are a number of other related health conditions and disorders
similar in nature to Autism that are commonly misinterpreted and
misdiagnosed.
Misdiagnosis of autism can occur among the various autism spectrum
disorders, or symptoms can be due to completely unrelated
condition.
Therefore as a parent you should make sure to share all
observations and any concerns with your child's doctor so that
possible alternate diagnoses are given the appropriate attention.
There are five conditions within the autism spectrum, and each of
them can easily be mistaken for another. These are:
1. Rett's Syndrome
--------------------------
This is a condition found only in girls which was discovered back
in 1966. It is currently believed by scientists that this is not
an inherited condition, but is the result of a random genetic
mutation. Symptoms of Rett's Syndrome do not become apparent in
babies until 6 to 18 months of age.
When Rett's Syndrome starts to become apparent, development begins
to slow and the children's heads no longer grow in the usual way.
Normal speech does not develop and repetitive hand movements,
unusual walking patterns, and torso shaking begin. Children with
Rett's Syndrome also frequently experience seizures, breathing
problems, rigid muscles, retarded growth, and other health issues.
2. Childhood Disintegrative Disorder
-------------------------------------------------------
This disorder almost always occurs in boys, and is extremely rare.
Until the age of about 42 months, the child appears to be normal,
but a dramatic linguistic and social skill loss then occurs. The
child may also start experiencing seizures and lose bladder and
bowel control. Typically, these children experience low
intellectual development. CDD is the easiest of the autism
spectrum disorders for doctors to diagnose.
3. Autism
---------------
Autism itself is often referred to as Classic Autism, Kanner's
Autism, or Early Infantile Autism. Until its recognition in the
1940's, children with autism had been diagnosed as emotionally
disturbed or mentally retarded.
Autistic children show many different kinds of symptoms that also
occur in other physical and mental disorders, making it easy to
misdiagnose. Among them are issues with sensory integration and
information processing, leading to a series of different kinds of
behaviors.
4. Asperger's Syndrome
----------------------------------
Children with Asperger's Syndrome are frequently mistaken for
children with 'high-functioning' autism.
The syndrome does not typically present itself until after three
years of age, as these children tend not to show any issues with
language acquisition and use. Instead, they commonly form extreme
interests in narrow subjects, and are often known for frequent
(though not universal) ability to recite full book texts or movie
lines, as well as a seemingly endless line of trivial facts.
Some autism-like traits may present themselves, such as the desire
for a strict routine, a struggle with social interactions and
communication, and an inclination toward repetitive behaviors.
Some also struggle with vocal control.
5. Pervasive Development Disorder (Not Otherwise Specified)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PDD/NOS symptoms are difficult to classify. This portion of the
autism spectrum is essentially used as a "catch-all" diagnosis for
children who present symptoms of autism that cannot be contained by
the other four autism spectrum disorders.
Beyond the autism spectrum disorder, other disorders and health
problems that can often cause children to display autistic traits -
though they don't actually have autism - are:
- Deafness or hearing loss - children who have a difficulty hearing
may have impaired social responses, causing them to behave in ways
similar to some autistic behaviors.
- Schizophrenia - though some symptoms of this disorder are similar
to those of autism, schizophrenia normally presents much later in
life than autism.
- Language delay, language disorder, or speech delay - children
with linguistic disorders and delays can experience social
impairments as a result of their inability to express themselves.
- Developmental delay or mental retardation - behaviors of
developmentally delayed or mentally retarded children frequently
mimic those of autistic children, but for completely different
reasons. Before the discovery of autism as a disorder many
autistic children were regarded as mentally retarded.
As there are so many different symptoms of autism and the disorder
never presents the same way from person to person, it is easy to
misdiagnose disorders both inside and outside the spectrum as being
attritubutal to autism. This confusion can be especially prevalent
among the various autism spectrum disorders.
To cut through the confusion download your copy of The Essential
Guide to Autism today - just vist the link below:
www.Essential-Guide-to-Autism.com
that many parents have is the possibility that their child or
children may be diagnosed with autism or may have been
misdiagnosed.
*****************************************************************
If you've received a definitive diagnosis of autism and are looking
for ways to minimize autism symptoms now is the time to take
action. You will discover effective methods for managing autism
symptoms in my downloadable ebook The Essential Guide to Autism.
It's jammed packed full of pratical information, including the
lowdown on various treatment options both traditional and
alternative, natural remedies you can implement at home and whether
diet really plays a role in reducing autism symptoms.
Visit the link below to discover more:
www.Essential-Guide-to-Autism.com
*****************************************************************
Its important to get a professional diagnosis to make certain
that there isn't something else causing autistic-like behaviors to
occur.
There are a number of other related health conditions and disorders
similar in nature to Autism that are commonly misinterpreted and
misdiagnosed.
Misdiagnosis of autism can occur among the various autism spectrum
disorders, or symptoms can be due to completely unrelated
condition.
Therefore as a parent you should make sure to share all
observations and any concerns with your child's doctor so that
possible alternate diagnoses are given the appropriate attention.
There are five conditions within the autism spectrum, and each of
them can easily be mistaken for another. These are:
1. Rett's Syndrome
--------------------------
This is a condition found only in girls which was discovered back
in 1966. It is currently believed by scientists that this is not
an inherited condition, but is the result of a random genetic
mutation. Symptoms of Rett's Syndrome do not become apparent in
babies until 6 to 18 months of age.
When Rett's Syndrome starts to become apparent, development begins
to slow and the children's heads no longer grow in the usual way.
Normal speech does not develop and repetitive hand movements,
unusual walking patterns, and torso shaking begin. Children with
Rett's Syndrome also frequently experience seizures, breathing
problems, rigid muscles, retarded growth, and other health issues.
2. Childhood Disintegrative Disorder
-------------------------------------------------------
This disorder almost always occurs in boys, and is extremely rare.
Until the age of about 42 months, the child appears to be normal,
but a dramatic linguistic and social skill loss then occurs. The
child may also start experiencing seizures and lose bladder and
bowel control. Typically, these children experience low
intellectual development. CDD is the easiest of the autism
spectrum disorders for doctors to diagnose.
3. Autism
---------------
Autism itself is often referred to as Classic Autism, Kanner's
Autism, or Early Infantile Autism. Until its recognition in the
1940's, children with autism had been diagnosed as emotionally
disturbed or mentally retarded.
Autistic children show many different kinds of symptoms that also
occur in other physical and mental disorders, making it easy to
misdiagnose. Among them are issues with sensory integration and
information processing, leading to a series of different kinds of
behaviors.
4. Asperger's Syndrome
----------------------------------
Children with Asperger's Syndrome are frequently mistaken for
children with 'high-functioning' autism.
The syndrome does not typically present itself until after three
years of age, as these children tend not to show any issues with
language acquisition and use. Instead, they commonly form extreme
interests in narrow subjects, and are often known for frequent
(though not universal) ability to recite full book texts or movie
lines, as well as a seemingly endless line of trivial facts.
Some autism-like traits may present themselves, such as the desire
for a strict routine, a struggle with social interactions and
communication, and an inclination toward repetitive behaviors.
Some also struggle with vocal control.
5. Pervasive Development Disorder (Not Otherwise Specified)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
PDD/NOS symptoms are difficult to classify. This portion of the
autism spectrum is essentially used as a "catch-all" diagnosis for
children who present symptoms of autism that cannot be contained by
the other four autism spectrum disorders.
Beyond the autism spectrum disorder, other disorders and health
problems that can often cause children to display autistic traits -
though they don't actually have autism - are:
- Deafness or hearing loss - children who have a difficulty hearing
may have impaired social responses, causing them to behave in ways
similar to some autistic behaviors.
- Schizophrenia - though some symptoms of this disorder are similar
to those of autism, schizophrenia normally presents much later in
life than autism.
- Language delay, language disorder, or speech delay - children
with linguistic disorders and delays can experience social
impairments as a result of their inability to express themselves.
- Developmental delay or mental retardation - behaviors of
developmentally delayed or mentally retarded children frequently
mimic those of autistic children, but for completely different
reasons. Before the discovery of autism as a disorder many
autistic children were regarded as mentally retarded.
As there are so many different symptoms of autism and the disorder
never presents the same way from person to person, it is easy to
misdiagnose disorders both inside and outside the spectrum as being
attritubutal to autism. This confusion can be especially prevalent
among the various autism spectrum disorders.
To cut through the confusion download your copy of The Essential
Guide to Autism today - just vist the link below:
www.Essential-Guide-to-Autism.com
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