I really wanted to be able to print without any slurry whatsoever, so I went back and did some more testing tonight.
First I tried running the bed colder, and that seemed to make things worse. I went back to my normal bed temp and tried to run the nozzle slightly cooler, and that had a little bit of improvement. I was still having trouble with the first layer peeling up, so I dropped the speed way down to 10mm/s and that worked beautifully. So my next test I heated the bed higher and low and behold I got a nice print of my standard test print a RoundTuit.
I've been experimenting a little with the nozzle height, and basically you just need your nozzle adjusted correctly, and it seems to print well. I've gone back up to my normal nozzle temperature of 220, and I'm printing with a bed temp of 140 right now.
Time to do some other prints and see how those do, if they work well then I need to etch my borosilicate glass and install my new bed and I should be all set!!!