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Physiological Profiling of Beer-Spoiling Yeast and the Implications for No- and Low-Alcohol Beer
Abstract The no- and low-alcohol beer market represents a growing sector worldwide. However, these products are more susceptible to microbial contamination than standard beers, primarily due to reduced or absent ethanol, which traditionally limits the growth of microorganisms. Contamination by beer-spoiling yeast can compromise product quality and cause financial losses, but limited research has explored their growth potential and tolerance in the no- and low-alcohol environment.
Trump's words loom over Comey case as judge weighs tossing indictment
Though President Trump was miles away from the federal courthouse in Alexandria, Virginia, Wednesday morning, his words loomed large over the arguments before U.S. District Judge Michael Nachmanoff as the government sought to defend its case against former FBI Director James Comey. Trump's Sept.
Johnson receives award from Delta Kappa Gamma
Mallory Johnson from Hills Chapel was presented the Red Rose award for Prentiss County by Angie Gray. The Red Rose Award is a recognition program of Delta Kappa Gamma, a society of key women educators, designed to focus on promoting the work of women leaders who advance the cause of education.
Staff sergeant reunites with retired military dog through adoption project
By Katherine SmartShafiq Najib, 58 minutes ago Staff Sergeant Thomas Watkins reunited with his former colleague, Blek, a now-retired military dog whom he used to handle at a duty station. Named after the old English term for "Black" or "Inky," Blek had quite a reputation among the handlers as a tough one to manage prior to meeting with Watkins.
Staff sergeant reunites with retired military dog through adoption project
Staff Sergeant Thomas Watkins is to be reunited with his former colleague, Blek, a now-retired military dog whom he used to handle at a duty station. Named after the old English term for "Black" or "Inky," Blek had quite a reputation among the handlers as a tough one to manage prior to meeting with Watkins. Watkins told "Good Morning America" about his experience meeting the canine for the first time. "That was the issue that they were having," Watkins said.
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