Heat barbecue to about 250Â°F (120Â°C), turn off one side and place ribs on the off side. If using barbecue sauce start basting after 30 minutes, and continue until ribs are cooked and tender, between 1 and a half and 2 and a half hours total. Turn ribs every 20 minutes or so.If using a rub, apply before you start grilling. If using charcoal, wait until coals have died down, bank the coals to one side, and grill on the other side. Keep the lid of the barbecue down, and try to maintain a temperature of 250Â°F (120Â°C) throughout the cooking process.O NOT BOIL your ribs: Instead, if youâre using a dry rub, apply to the ribs. One back rib rack will need about one tablespoon (15 mL) of rub, a side rib rack will need two tablespoons (30 mL).
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With these results, a basic system to classify people into various intelligence categories was deduced, and this system is commonly known as the Stanford-Binet system. In other words, the higher the number in the score, the greater the IQ and intelligence level. These classifications are still more or less valid today, that is, somebody with an IQ of 150, will still be thought of as more intelligent, than someone with an IQ of 110. There are many criticisms of this type of system however, since an IQ test does not measure all aspects of intelligence.