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Accident occurred Thursday, May 22, 2014 in Parker, AZ
Aircraft: BEECH H35, registration: N4689D
Injuries: 2 Uninjured.
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On May 22, 2014 about 1130 mountain standard time, a Beech H35, N4689D, was substantially damaged during a forced landing on rough terrain near the Avi Suquilla Airport (P20), Parker, Arizona. The certified flight instructor (CFI) and pilot-rated owner were not injured. The aircraft was registered to the pilot-rated owner and operated by the CFI under the provisions of 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91. Visual meteorological conditions prevailed for the flight, and no flight plan was filed. The accident flight originated from Quail Mesa Ranch Airport (15AZ), Quartzsite, Arizona at about 1115 with a planned destination of P20.
The pilot-rated owner (who could not act as pilot in command for medical reasons) reported to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigator-in-charge in a telephone interview that about 5 miles from P20, the engine lost power. He stated that the engine and fuel controls were manipulated to try and regain engine power. Despite their efforts, the engine would not restart and a forced landing was initiated onto rough terrain. The pilot-rated owner further stated that he had about 15 to 20 gallons of fuel on board prior to departing 15AZ.
During the landing roll, the nose landing gear folded underneath the airplane, and the right wing sustained substantial damage.
The airplane wreckage was removed from the accident site and transported to a secure facility for subsequent examination.
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"May was exaggerated on the downside and July to the upside," said Michael Montgomery, U.S. economist for Lexington, Mass.-based IHS Global Insight Inc. "(Manufacturing) conditions are better, just not as good as the July numbers suggest."
The production index at 65 "appears to be an anomaly," he said. "The production reading would be far more credible if backlogs and inventories were not (below 50)." The order backlog index fell to 45 last month from 46.5 in June, with 10 industries, including primary metal producers and fabricators, reporting a decline in July.
Metal producers and fabricators reported growth last month, according to the Institute for Supply Managements manufacturing business survey. Fabricators saw new orders rise, but producers did not; producers increased production, while fabricators output was unchanged; and fabricators said their inventories fell last month but deemed their customers inventories too high, while producers inventories were flat compared with June.
Metal producers and fabricators both said that overall they paid less for materials in July vs. June. Hot-rolled carbon steel and stainless steel pricing moved higher, while aluminum, copper and other steel products fell in price, the survey showed.
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Private construction spending declined 0.4 percent from May and public spending fell 1.1 percent, Census data show.
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Public construction spending is likely to decline through year-end "because of the budgetary problems that state and local governments face, but then turn around in the first half of 2014," the economists said.
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Metal Mike: Dispelling the Myth of Being Self-Taught
September 03, 2014 at 8:09pm
Knock Knock lmao. Whats wrong with pride? Sounds like you know what pride is. Good for you on taking lessons. The point is alot of people out there didn't, I think that's the message we are getting across. I believe Metal Mike was touching on the phrase "self-taught" as being a direct meaning, when I believe people use it as a phrase in general meaning they didn't have direct instruction from an already good guitar player. We didn't have inside info, we had to study and find out for ourselves. But don't fret lmao, I find nothing wrong with someone who takes lessons. I just think Mike misunderstood the meaning of "self taught".
August 29, 2014 at 5:55pm
Hahaha! what a bunch of BS and pride I read in the comments, yeah I took lessons and still it was because of my own initiative and pursuit, knock knock. I don't think I took formal training but some help just like anyone who reads a magazine, the only difference is that there's a person. I declare myself a self-taught hahaha!
August 28, 2014 at 8:58pm
I didn't have a guitar until after I was 30, didn't play another instrument, no one showed me how to anything, never took a lesson, never learned a song ( to this day)(it is however really easy to play a lot of things that sound like something, but thats just to my ear), and have gone 6 months to a year without touching one actually in that time. I'm now 33 can play guitar, bass, mandolin, anything with strings really, piano and a bit of drums. on any givin day I've impressed famous professional musicians and have on other days what the robot devil would call "stupid fingers". The inconsistencies are because I have no clue what I'm doing. I just slowly get better and producing what I want or exspect. That is self taught.
August 27, 2014 at 10:51pm
I think you're confusing self taught with inventing something. All the points you make have to do with coming up with something new on your own. Being self taught really just means that a person had to discover these different aspects of playing by themselves. Whether it was watching other players or listening to different sounds or reading books, they had to do all the work themselves to make it sound right. The difference of having a teacher is that teacher directs the player to discover these aspects per his or her instruction.
August 27, 2014 at 4:19pm
Wow. There is a lot of disagreement here. The author makes great points in outlining the collective conscienceness of music and the guitar. Everyone learns from one another. Some people "discover" it on their own & others have some guidance. I never took a lesson for the first 15 years I played. I was in bands and everything. Then I started taking mail order Berkley Guitar Method & Theory. What I discovered was that I did already use and know most of the stuff already I just didn't have a name for it. Angus Young famously denies knowing any music theory. I love Angus but I call BS on him. HE KNOWS! He just might not call it an E minor Lydian. Formal training is easy once you just look into it. It seems all the self taught folks feel like they might be looked down on. You just have a complex. Theory is so easy 15 years without and now about 20 years with. Much easier with. How do you understand the awesome articles in Guitar World? I have been reading them for 20 years. Part of my learning music was from GW. Every player should at one point learn a little theory. If you do it yourself your still self taught although your "teaching" yourself the accepted method that is agreed upon by the music world. I guess the proper term is autodidactic.
August 27, 2014 at 9:07am
I usually like Mike's column a lot and find useful advice therein, but this article strikes me like he was on a tight deadline and pulled something out of his ass. There are people out there, including me, who have always had other, more pressing things on which to spend their hard-earned money, rather than formal lessons. I consider myself "self-taught" because no one has ever sat down with me for 5 seconds to show me how to do anything on guitar. While I do believe my playing could benefit from formal training, I feel there are some advantages to having figured out my own way to play, foremost being that people compliment my unique style regularly. That alone is worth so much more to me than being able to mimic a better player. Art is about self-expression.
August 27, 2014 at 3:10am
Semantics. (Although admittedly Metal Mike's columns do make it quite a bit easier to teach myself!)
August 27, 2014 at 1:52am
This is like the whole tone is in the fingers argument. There's no need to be so literal about it.
August 26, 2014 at 3:04pm
I agree with Noel as well. I kinda took the article as being condescending, almost a sense of tunnel vision with no empathy for the fellow musician. I do believe self-taught is a word that guitar players use in general. No I didn't get lucky enough to be taught by jon petrucci, joe satriani, or paul gilbert. I didn't get the chance to grow up in southern California. I got a job when I was 14, the manager told me he never had anyone turn in that many applications. I was determined to play guitar. (by the way back then minimum wage was $5.15 an hour) All my paychecks went to a Bronze series warlock I bought at my local guitar shop which back then was not $100-$200. More like $500, definitely took advantage of me. My dad told me he would never allow me to have a guitar period in his house or he would kick me out, he told me I would grow up to be a loser. Then one day I brought it home and said "what do you think now?" I sat in my room my whole high school life with head phones on, hours on end playing until bed time. I skipped dinner, and hanging out with my friends because I LOVED IT! I couldn't afford to take lessons in town at that guitar shop, and my parents definitely wouldn't take me to lessons. I was on my own, to absorb whatever I could from my favorite music videos, books, or magazine. I had to research myself, I had to figure it out myself. I didn't have a guitar god handy to just say "hey man you do it this way and it is way easier". I read stories about kirk hammett being taught by joe satriani and I think well no shit he got good he had a master teaching him. I worked hard to get where I am, I love playing guitar, I had to figure it all out by myself. Go back to your studio Metal Mike in L.A. or Poland and play all your nice ass guitars, and free equipment. Next time you write an article remember the people who read it, and maybe be a little more humble and empathetic. To the rest of you hard working musicians, I'm here with you brother, we do what we can with what we got and we use the shit out of it!
August 26, 2014 at 2:02pm
I agree with Noel Chambers. ^
Self taught means you choose your own path and you pick and choose areas you want to focus on and try to find your own voice. It's pretty apparent that this guy wants to dismiss a musicians quest for artistic induviduality. Of course it's still a guitar with however many strings and there are traditions and cliches just like anything else but art is subjective and so too is learning. How can you know if being formally trained will stifle your creativity if that's all you know? Did someone show Jeff Beck how do make his guitar sing like a voice? He pursued the sound he was after. Yngwie pursued the sound he was after. Eddie pursued the sound he was after. Of course functional harmony will make it's way into your playing of that's what you listen to but there are also plenty of examples of music that does not abide by that at all. Guthrie Govan learned a lot by listening and woodshedding. It's ignorant to try and take away credit from someone's musical quest because it isn't formal training. It's a pretty narrow minded article.
August 26, 2014 at 1:25pm
I had four guitar lessons, all from a Mel Bay book, when I was in fourth grade; that was over 50 years ago. Yeah, there have been times somebody showed me a new chord or the other guitar player in the band changed how I played a part, but for the most part I have had little in the way of formalized training as a guitar player. Most of my education has been learning by trying to duplicate a song I liked or had to learn for a band & "dinking around" on my own. Most of my originals were written by trying to figure out how to play what was in my head. Does that make me a primarily self taught guitar player? Recently, I took a few lessons from a friend who is a much better player than I am & that helped me out of a rut, but that is a fraction of what I learned "on my own."
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August 26, 2014 at 12:35pm
Even today's greatest players (e.g. Mark Tremonti taking lessons from Michael Angelo Batio) seek out instruction to brush up on a technique. There is no shame in this and better yet you'll end up improving. Initiative and pursuit are things that take you over the top -- but first you need to know what you are doing. There are tons of players out there that have all the initiative and pursuit in the world but are simply playing things incorrectly or with poor technique. This is the danger in the so called "self-taught" mindset which is only overcome by formal instruction.
August 26, 2014 at 12:32pm
Yes...who is "Self Taught" ?.......Every musician (singers included..as the voice is an instrument) learns from listening, copying, mimicking a song, a sound...be it music or a train on the tracks..it is all sound and an inspiration to put that in a musical form, be it on a variety of instruments either mass produced, with a standardization or a one unique piece self made. It is a broad statement to say one is "Self Taught".
Noel Chambers
August 26, 2014 at 11:06am
Being self-taught means that the core of your knowledge and training comes from your own initiative and pursuit rather than through formal training - it does not mean that you are completely devoid of all outside knowledge and influence, as you contend. Self-taught guitarists have every right to be proud of their accomplishments, and to have these accomplishments minimized and dismissed by you in your plea for formal training is a shame.
When I look back at my 25+ years of playing, I see that I would have benefitted greatly from formal instruction - but if this piece had come out 25+ years ago, it would have done nothing to compel me to seek that training out since the arguments are shallow and hollow.


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Tap liquimetal coating, turn a creature, enchantment, plainswalker or even a land into an artifact then use a creature that destroys artifacts to destroy target permanent.
Hoarding Dragon is used to tutor liquimetal coating. Also doubles as my finisher.
Hoard-Smelter Dragon is my finisher. Can also destroy an artifact every turn
I've been editing this as I been buying the real life cards. Finally have 2 Mimic Vats and got a third DOJ in a booster :)
I played a deck similar to this and found that Harrow was better than cultivate. You get another land and you can still destroy an artifact.
I notice no Shatter s or Naturalize . Not sure if day of judgement is the right call here. I'm assuming Flame Slash is for hoarding dragon. Really like that idea.
This was really built for multiplayer games, hence the DOJ's. I use cultivate so I can place 2 lands out, not just one. I want to ramp up to my Hoarding Dragon and the 2 plains for the DOJ ASAP. Sometimes I get the dragon out and kill him the following turn with a DOJ. Flame slash works in a pinch but feels wrong to use 2 cards and 6 mana to tutor the Liquid Coated metal or mimic vat.
Played this in several times and it was VERY successful Just knowing I might have a sweeper keeps most people from playing good out creatures fast. Pyroclasm usually dampens weenie deck's day and puts my manic vandal in a vat.
I am now rebuilding this with instants for duels, I let you know how it works.
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I took out white so I could focus more on getting out land destruction ASAP.
Added explore, so I could possibly go, turn 1: explore one extra card, 2 lands turn 2: liquimetal coating, third land and destroy permanent with Nature's Claim.
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Ah Woody is tucked away somewhere - actually I think he's in glass jar on the kitchen table at the moment. He's too small to figure in this kind of thing - I have to make do with my larger bits and bobs There was no immediate sign of any real arms/hands being available so went with what I had...
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Thank you again everyone and than you Robin for your award - and modification It occurred to me today actually that a little red dress might go nicely against that background so the hunt will soon commence for something suitable.
Sadly no cakes in the bag - just ferrets the other day which gave it an interesting aroma. Fortunately I've a replacement coming so it will be nice and fresh.
Hey - there is already an old model in the photo John (that's why the bag is on my head) - hopefully not as old as you were thinking. Wonder wether I can find any volunteers.....
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Rather than do it in-house, many practices choose to deal with physical therapy billing companies and let them handle it all. While there are pros and cons with both ways, in-house or outsource, this article will focus on dealing with physical therapy billing companies. We will endeavor to show you how to go about choosing a good one. And also what to do if the one you choose doesn't pan out. That's not likely but you never know.
This is not being written to choose one method of billing over another, but instead to show the pluses associated with using physical therapy billing companies. The major edge here is that you know your billing will be handled by someone who is well-versed in such matters as physical therapy CPT codes. People who do these kinds of things day in and day out. And in many instances these physical therapy billing companies are more affordable than you may think.
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So in this movie, I'll introduce you to the Print dialogue box, and I'll tour you through the position and size options. I've gone ahead and restored the saved version of The joy of color.psd. If you want to get a sense for the size and resolution of this or any other document, then drop down to this item in the lower left corner of the image window, and click and hold on it. And you'll see that this image in particular, measures 2,250 pixels wide by 1,500 pixels tall. The resolution, which as you may recall from our discussion of the Image Size command, exclusively affects how the image prints.
It is 250 pixels per inch. And as a result, those 2,250 pixels wide, fit into nine inches, and those 1,500 pixels tall fit into six inches. At least the way things are set up so far, but you can override the size and resolution inside the Print dialogue box. Now to print your image to a local printer, meaning one that's connected to your computer or part of a larger network, then go up to the File menu and choose the Print command. Or you can press Ctrl+P, or Cmd+P on the Mac.
And that brings up the Print dialogue box. On the left-hand side, we have a large Print preview, so we're actually seeing the page and the image on that page. And then on the right-hand side, we have access to all of our options. And you can expand a group of options by clicking on its triangle. So in this case, I've expanded Color Management. That scoots the Position and Size values way down to the bottom of the dialogue box, but if options get hidden, you can scroll down to reveal them. I'm going to scroll back up however, and go ahead and collapse Color Management for now.
If you're working on a network that includes multiple printers, then you can select the specific printer you want to use from this printer list. Obviously, you can print multiple copies if you want to. We've got a horizontal image on a vertical page, and as a result the left and right sides will crop away. We don't want that of course. So to switch orientations, you click on one of these layout icons. And I'll go ahead and click on the second one, in order to switch to a horizontal page. And you know what? I'm going to go ahead and increase the width of my Print dialogue box, so I can see a larger preview on the left-hand side.
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You can do what's known as a full bleed. I'm printing to a laser printer however, that requires a margin all the way around the page, and you can see that margin represented as diagonal lines. In my case, Photoshop happens to have scaled the image to 118.51%. And that means that it's dropping the print resolution to 210 pixels per inch. If this is just a test file, that's fine. If this is a final file, that's an awfully low resolution, just for what it's worth. You can also scale the image manually.
To do that, you have to turn off the Scale to Fit Media check box, and then, let's say I want to increase the size of the image. Then, I would click in the Scale value and I would press the Up arrow key in order to increase the value in 1% increments, or I could press Shft+Up arrow in order to increase its size in 10% increments. And for example, let's say I'm not that concerned about cropping. I'm more interested in completely filling that imageable area, which for me happens at roughly 140%. And again, the print resolution is going to drop, in this case to a 178 PPI.
I'll go ahead and drop that Scale value back down to 100%. You can also scale the image subjectively, and you can see I now have these corner handles. And so I can drag them in in order to reduce the size of the image or out in order to expand the size. Notice that the image remains centered at all times, and that's because the Center check box is selected up here in the Position box. If you don't want it centered, then just go ahead and turn off the Center check box, and then you can enter coordinate positions if you like or, you can just drag the image on the page, like so.
In my case, I want to zoom in on those color swatches. So I'm going to increase the scale value back to 140% and I'm going to drag the image up and to the left, so I can see every single one of those swatches. At this point, I have three options. I can either cancel out and abandon everything I've done, I can click on the Print button to actually print the image. In which case, Photoshop may or may not bring up your system's Print dialogue box. If the dialogue box does pop up, just go ahead and click the Print button. Now in my case, I'm going to see this error message.
The image is larger than the paper's printable area. Printable and imageable are the same thing. Some clipping will occur, meaning the image will be cropped, and you can either choose to proceed or cancel. I'll go ahead and click Proceed in order to print a copy of the image. At which point you'll see some sort of progress message and then, with any luck, your printer will begin printing the document. I want to show you one other option that's available to you though. Go up to the File menu and choose the Print command once again. Notice, because I did go ahead and print the document, that all of my settings were saved.
Another way to save your settings however, without printing, is to just click on the Done button. And if you click on Done or Print, you will see an asterisk after the parentheses up here in the title bar, and that will tell you that you have unsaved changes. So you can actually save your print settings along with the document. And to do so, you would go up to the File menu and choose the Save command, or press Ctrl+S, or Cmd+S on a Mac. And that's how printing, scaling, and positioning work inside Photoshop.
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An adware package has turned up on the latest e-book devices from iRex, and will install itself automatically onto a connected PC if it gets the chance. The infection appears to be the imgInSOY worm, which copies itself between removable media and uses autorun.inf to infect any Windows system it comes across. In addition to …
maybe they should listen to their own advice and run anti-virus in their office so that workers can't infect machines by accident.
Is it just me or is there an increasing number of these happenings.
Another reason
Why USB devices such as keys, Ipods etc shouldnt be allowed anywhere near the corporate network.
This kind of thing could well be more of a problem than data theft that these devices are advertised as being capable of by the sofftware vendors.
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Factory worker accidentally infects device image master? totally plausible scenario.
You couldn't make this up.
The Iliad has a Trojan Horse in it?
If there were ever a definition of poetic justice, this has to be it.
But but but but...
...it's Linux, how can it have malware on it?!
@ Graham
The device is Linux powered, BUT it is detected as a mass storage device by Windows. It's not Linux itself that is infected by the trojan(chances are if someone hacked about with the device and installed Wine there is the possibility that it would at least attempt to run the trojan, but that wouldn't happen automatically, and there's no guarantee that Wine would run it anyway!).
It's just the same as if someone had a trojan on USB pen drive, CD/DVD, iPod, the device themselves don't run the trojan (I haven't yet heard of an iPod running Windows), it's the Windows device with it's Autorun enabled that is running trojan.
I find it shocking that it made it through quality control to be honest.
Autorun doesn't work from USB drives in Windows
Q: What must I do to trigger Autorun on my USB storage device?
The Autorun capabilities are restricted to CD-ROM drives and fixed disk drives. If you need to make a USB storage device perform Autorun, the device must not be marked as a removable media device and the device must contain an Autorun.inf file and a startup application.
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But it's not hard to make it autorun:
"The removable media device setting is a flag contained within the SCSI Inquiry Data response to the SCSI Inquiry command. Bit 7 of byte 1 (indexed from 0) is the Removable Media Bit (RMB). A RMB set to zero indicates that the device is not a removable media device. A RMB of one indicates that the device is a removable media device. Drivers obtain this information by using the StorageDeviceProperty request." (same link)
I wouldn't be surprised if hardware manufacturers like to "help" people by enabling autorun in this way.
Proof-of-concept for Adobe?
Didn't El Reg run a story a couple of months back about Adobe and Yahoo!(?) entering into a deal to _deliberately_ infect .pdf documents with adware?
I know, these types will always _claim_ it's "accidental", but somehow it sounds like a proof-of-concept of some sort, to me.
Re: Proof-of-concept for Adobe?
Did you mean this, from November?
Stop horsing around
Never trust a Philippino bearing gifts!
Mine's the jacket next to the large shoe collection.
Accident my arse
More likely that factory worker was slipped a few dollars by a VX gang: "Hey matey, if you just pop this file into the master disc for us we'll see your family gets fed for another week". Given the two cents an hour those workers probably earn, and the violence with which they are all too familiar, it would have been an "offer too good to refuse"...
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The Kaufman County Sheriff's Office said Monday that a man's comments were "inaccurate and unauthorized" that claimed some family members of slain Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia, were dissatisfied with the investigation.Keller resident Chris Heisler, who heads the Honor Network, said Saturday that McLelland had doubts before his death that Kaufman County officials could solve the Jan. 31 killing of Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse. Heisler also said that some family members had concerns that not enough was being done to solve the slaying of the McLellands, who were found fatally shot in their home near Forney on March 30.Lt. Justin Lewis, a Kaufman County Sheriff's Office spokesman, issued a news release disputing Heisler's statements and said officials had talked with family members who did not agree with his comments."While we appreciate and applaud Mr. Heisler's efforts to promote the honor and memory of this nation's fallen heroes and protectors, it must be remembered that Mr. Heisler is not a law enforcement officer and is not affiliated with the investigation into the deaths of Mike and Cynthia McLelland or Mark Hasse in any manner," Lewis said.The deaths of the McLellands and Hasse are being investigated by the FBI, Texas Rangers as well as Kaufman County officials. Lewis said that all the agencies are focused on "investigating the crimes committed -- nothing more, nothing less" and that officials cannot constantly update family members about the status of the investigation."We understand and empathize with the desire of those concerned about the investigation to receive updates and information," Lewis said. "Unfortunately, that desire not only lies with the media, the public, and the family of Mike and Cynthia McLelland and of Mark Hasse. That desire also lies with the person(s) responsible for these murders and in those who would like to hinder the investigation."Heisler is head of the Honor Network, a nonprofit group that draws attention to people killed while serving the public. He made his comments at a news conference at his home Saturday.Lewis said that "any information released about the investigation by any other source, including Mr. Heisler, is not official and is purely speculative in nature."At Saturday's news conference, Heisler said that county law enforcement authorities are too thin on the ground to provide security for local officials while investigating three deaths.Heisler said that the McLelland survivors he was representing were not angry with law enforcement authorities in Kaufman County but that they just believe more help should have been brought in earlier."They are doing a great job, but there's not many of them," Heisler said at the news conference.Heisler said if federal agencies had become involved sooner, there may have not been more killings.After Hasse's shooting, the McLellands had some protection "but obviously not round the clock," Heisler said.Bill Hanna, (817) 390-7698Twitter: @fwhanna
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Let's talk TEXTURE
- orythedog Aug 10, 2009 02:24 PM
Some dishes are great as a result of their TEXTURE. Take the apple tart I had this weekend at Amandine. Three words: OH, MY, GOD!!! First of all, it wasn't even shaped like the typical apple tart. It was tall, over three inches & cylindrical. The apple and cinnamon filling was sublime. It was the TEXTURE that really got me. The top had a hard, crunchy, course sugar topping. The sides of the cylinder were flaky like the best pastry you have ever had. Finally, the apple filling was smooth but not over pureed so that the apples still were the standout. Chowhound that I am, I took a big bite so that I could get equal portions of the top and sides. WOW! My question to fellow hounds is: Name a dish that you love because of it's incredible texture.
UPDATED: I thought this would be obvious but I mean: name a dish, that I can order in Los Angeles, that you love because of it's incredible texture. The chowhound team is on the ball today...
You reminded me of a thing that amazed me because I didn't hate it! This was a giant corn muffin from Smitty's Grill; I knew it was going to be sweet, and many of you know my record as despising sweet cornbread, but this I had to admire: it was not just sweet, it was deliberately, unabashedly, OTT sweet, a blatant dessert! The top was crisp, studded with flaked rock-candy crystals, while the interior was almost custardy but strangely not at all gooey. It was sturdy but light, sweet but savory, a thing of pure artifice but tasting eloquently of corn. I was not tempted to run back for another one, but whenever I rail against sweet cornbread, this is the "Yes, BUT..." tickling the back of my brain.
Raw abalone, geoduck clam, flying fish roe, to name a few, and to stay on topic my pick for any of these would be Urasawa.
Since this is on the Los Angeles board, please try to keep your answers focused on dishes at specific LA area restaurants. If you've got general suggestions for well-textured dishes, it would be fine to start a new thread on the General Topics board.
I am totally with you - the texture can be sometimes even more compelling than the flavor. To keep it to restaurant dishes, here are a few recent successful texture experiences:
abalone sashimi at Otofuko in Gardena - amazing crunch
the live sweet shrimp (still moving) at pacific seafood in redondo
the corn agnolotti at Rustic Canyon - al dente pasta, creamy filling, explosive flavors bring it together
the truffle fries at Chez Melange - perfectly crispy on the outside and soft and smooth on the inside.
The foie gras lollypop at Bazaar - silky center like gelato but with fatty mouthfeel + cotton candy and crunchy coating makes for amazing multii-textured experience
re: wasabica
I just relived the corn agnolotti moment at Rustic Canyon. Thank you.
The liquid mozzarella at Bazaar.
re: outshined
Second the liquid mozzarella at Bazaar. Also their molecular olives.
The slightly burned parts of the melted gruyere over French onion soup at Cafe des Artistes
Baked breadcrumbs over mac-n-cheese at Nook.
re: jaykayen
Yes, Donuts – HOT Donuts. Temperature, like texture, stimulates the somatosensory system which in turn delivers a message of either pain or pleasure to your brain. The OP sensed crunchy, course, flaky, and smooth from that apple tart at Amandine. The mention of "Fresh donuts in the morning at Stan's" brings many good memories of early morning rewards I have enjoyed while having fresh Hot donuts. At 4:30 to 6:00 am true Chowhounds gather for hot, crunchy, chewy, gooey, slightly sticky and slightly doughy Apple Fritters (don't get me started on the senses of smell, taste, sight…), I have been doing this for decades and my place now is Peacock Donuts. There is much pleasure in one bite of those fresh warm fritters followed by a small sip of hot coffee and then cold milk. Yeah, I buy coffee and milk because I like my food and drink to touch me back.
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Embrace Chinese food, where dishes are often about texture as much as flavour. Case in point: fish maw soup (Seafood Village), deep-fried chicken lees (Elite), salt-and-pepper whole shell-on shrimp (Sea Harbour), spicy-and-numbing pork blood (Chongqing Mei Wei), jade celery (Giang Nan).
Olives Ferran Adrià: The Bazaar by José Andrés
Mirugai sashimi: Mori Sushi
Live baby whitefish (served still wiggling in a martini glass with ponzu): The Hump
North Atlantic O-toro: Urasawa
A5 Matsuzaka wagyu teppanyaki-hot stone style (not steak style): Matsuhisa's private omakase room - Rumor has it that Nobu himself sneaked it in past customs this one time. We happened to be there that night when he broke it out. It was phenomenal.
The buttermilk bar (straight outta the oven at around 6:25AM): Primo's Westdale Doughnuts
Chinese food (& all its glorious regional iterations) deserves an entire texture thread on its own: Chicken feet at Triumphal Palace, shaved snow at 305 Class (in Rowland Heights), house special pan cakes at Elite (in Monterey Park), it's endless....
Real shark's fin soup at Sea Harbour
Chocolate souffle at La Cachette
In-N-Out milkshake
Egg custard tart at Diamond Bakery
Cheesecake from Harriet's
the creme brulee at ocean avenue seafood.
the mojara fritta (sp?) served at marisocos chente.
the filleted deep fried catfish served at chinois on main.
and, ot, the perfectly crisp and buttery oatmeal cookie with chewey big raisons served at the student bakery at uc davis.
Texture is as important to me as flavor, in many cases. I am told this may be due to an Asian upbringing. There's a great book - Chinese Gastronomy - that starts by claiming that the Western aesthetic is many flavors in harmony, and the Cantonese aesthetic is one melded flavor, many textures.
Whole shrimp ceviche at Mariscos Chente.
The velvetiness of the broth and the slick softness of the noodles at Hakata Ramen Shin Sen Gumi.
The uber-velvetiness of the broth at Santouku Ramen. Liquid as textures. This has supreme texture.
The way the special 100% buckwheat soba at Otafuku falls into grain nodules in your mouth.
The exact degree of crunch on the fried sand dabs at Louisiana Best Seafood.
The degree of fluff and custardiness in the banana cream pie at Bake n' Broil.
The exact firm bite of the dumpling shells at Din Tai Fung. In fact, the best texture-food there is probably the vegetarian dumplings, which have such a fine granular chop, and the chopped vermicelli noodles.
Banh khot at Brodard's - crispiness falling into ricey puddingness. It's Viet crepe batter in fat balls.
Fried catfish fluff at Ganda Restaurant. This is dried, shredded catfish, then battered and deep fried and covered with sliced green apples and cashews and chili garlic sauce. I call it "catfish cotton candy." Texture of this dish is unique and addictive.
Quesadilla at Antiquera de Oaxaquena - fresh masha, crisp, crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside, fluffy fresh cheese in the middle...
Pani puri and sev puri at Surati Farsan Mart. Pani puri is thin-shelled little fried puri, that you fill with potato and chickpea niblets, and then fill with cold mint water and pop into your mouth immediately. It's crunchiness EXPLODING into crisp, cold mint water. A completely unique and explosive texture experience.
Rava masala dosa at the Los Feliz Blvd. india sweet and spice, which is currently my favorite dosa, including the ones at Udipi in Artesia. It's cream-of-wheat based, and this beautiful, lacy, light crispness. Similar to the pleasures of Viet crepes, but lacier. God I love this.
The greatest master of sushi textures was Shibutani-san at Shibucho.
Dough flake soup - thick cut chunks of noodle stuff - at Mapo House in K-town.
Ma Dang Gook So's soy noodle broth - fresh, ropey noodles, in freshly made soy milk. The milk is granular and fluffy, almost like whipped cream, with a hint of beaniness. Awesome.
Rose Cafe's persian ice cream - currently my favorite. In the Persian style, there are frozen cream chips mixed in. Cream chips in softer ice cream is a textural wonder.
The texture of the boiled water-boiled fish at Chung King - still the master of fish texture, despite the harshin' it seems to be getting on the boards right now.
The springiness slickness of the noodles at Dai Ho, in the thicker, more granular, sesame-seed sauce.
I still think cemitas poblanas is the best textured street food - at its best, crisp bread, soft avocado, friedness of meat, and that springy weirdness of Oaxacan string cheese, all in one bite.
The shrimp-tofu dumplings at Noodle House are a majestic texture.
Oh: Viet Noodle Bar. Soy dessert. Perfectly, cloud-soft tofu floating in thick ginger syrup.
There's more, but I have to go work now.
re: Thi N.
Thanks, great post.
re: Thi N.
the shrimp tofu dumplings brougth to mind the steamed shrimp "shumai" (nothing like shumai) at Izayoi - dinner menu.
I don't know how they prepare the shrimp but the texture is fluffy - yes lightand fluffy and still tastes prawnish.
killer good.
Also, really loving kobawoo's acorn-meal noodles in koreatown.
re: Thi N.
You don't tell us where any of these places are, how can we experience them??
re: Phurstluv
http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=Surati+Farsa... and then http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=Izayoi+resta... and I am willing to bet this works for Kobawoo too...(poetically and geographically speaking) and probably all the others as well....
You make a great point regarding the importance of texture.
For chewy but not tough, try the skin-like dry bean curd with leek at Chung King.
Basically everything at Urasawa. For melt in your mouth, there's the seared toro. For thick and rich yet incredibly smooth, there's the sesame ice cream.
For crunchy on the outside, tender on the inside, try the cumin fish at Chung King.
Fugetsu-Do--a sweet shop in Little Tokyo--offers a nice range of sweets with the whole range of textures
YoMa and Golden Triangle, Burmese restaurants, have tasty tea leaf salads with nice crunchy peas. Good textural contrasts of leafiness, oiliness, and crunchiness.
Try the panchi (fried taro desserts) at Bhan Kanom Thai when they're from the frier. These are amazing. Crispy outside with chewy coconut, soft taro inside.
Sometimes I think texture is more important to me than flavor. Thanks for bringing this up- really interesting thread...
The pork belly with kimchee at Animal
pigs ears at Animal
The fried pork belly at Robata-ya
the sea urchin tapioca at Bistro LQ
I know people have been bagging on the dessert at LQ, but I also had a fig tart there that was pretty incredible texturally
the eggs benedict over smoked salmon and crispy potato cakes at Square One
the liquid chorizo with cataloupe and cornichon granita at Ludobites
Blue crab handroll as Sishi Zo (perfect balance of crab, rice and crunchy nori)
liquid nitrogen cocktails at the Bazaar
foie gras terrine at Church and State
and not in LA, but the pork rinds and the bone marrow at Publican in Chicago still haunt my dreams
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also, i'm a sucker for the texture of okra and these are amazing:
I really like the Asian wet crunch of wings at Kyochon. It's amazing how long they retain that wet glazy crunchiness.
this is why my wisdom tooth is staying right where it is. There's no chance I'm lettting the dentist sever my lingual nerve. What good is taste without touch?
I really like this topic. Tell me, "How does it feel?"
I stopped eating meat a few months ago and the only food item I have missed / craved is Pann's fried chicken and the reason is texture. I can replace the flavors of the meats I had loved because it was usually just the seasonings that I wanted and not the meat. I can't replace the texture of Pann's hot fried chicken – a combination of an easy crust on the outside and on the inside a tender and succulent love affair.
re: JeetJet
Freeze and thaw tofu, then coat and deep-fry.
re: Das Ubergeek
OMG! succulent?
Do you know of any tofu cafe...?
re: JeetJet
I don't, though what you might want to do is go to a place like Vinh Loi or Thanh Long or Thanh Son and get some freshly made (extra firm).
re: Das Ubergeek
If you go to Vinh Loi, the seasoned fried black tofu comes pretty close (or as close as one can get with tofu) to fried chiken-like texture. The tofu nuggets can also arguably be said to be a close facsimile.
Also, Loving Hut in Alhambra has a faux fried chicken drumstick on their menu if I recall correctly (or maybe it was a turkey leg, whatever ...)
re: JeetJet
Yes. Viet Noodle Bar. Tofu made by hand each morning by Viet. Of the major tofu makers in town, Viet's is the deepest and most wonderful. Best form: soft tofu in ginger syrup.
My favorite after that is the one in Little Saigon the side-street from the big Three Sages mall - uh, it's Thanh Son, I think? Also: perfect mushroom-bit filled, fried tofu. My least favorite is the one on Garfield south of Garvey.
Other great tofus: Sokongdong Soontofu, which I think has considerably creamier, curdier, softer texture than Beverly Soontofu.
I'm a huge agedashi tofu fan, too.
pot du creme at Le Petite Bistro, Los Angeles (though I haven't been there for years I have never forgotten it)
tamale at La Cubana, Glendale
biscuit with creme fraiche at Canele, Atwater Village
corn pudding in the bottom of the"southern skillet" at the Black Cow,Montrose
The bone marrow app at Church & State. Hot, silky, unctuous marrow with the crisp, perky radish salad on a soft baguette interior is awesome.
I love the fried lentels at Cobras and Matadors--little tiny crispy fried lentels that taste yummy and are crunchy.
There is a Holy Trinity about perfect bread – crunch, tug & chew. A perfect sandwich roll or pizza crust must have a crunch to its surface and you should need to tug just a little to bite if off from the rest. A good chew adds to a longer enjoyment of the bread and also enhances the flavor of whatever food items are going along for the ride by requiring the additional chewing time, and therefore movement over your taste buds, before you swallow.
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I'm just bustin' your chops a little bit. Havin' a little fun. ;-)
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The popular movie mail rental service Netflix has dropped somewhat in popularity with fee increases, and is now set to take another hit: the Netflix streaming catalog is set to lose about 2,000 films from its streaming catalog. After Netflix and Starz were unable to renew their streaming agreements, more than a 1,000 films disappeared from the service. This includes many of the newer films in Netflix's streaming catalog.
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Licensing issues are the chief reason that these films will no longer be offered. The titles belong to Warner Bros., MGM and Universal. While one source reports that these titles will soon only be accessible through the Warner Archive Instant service, this appears to not be the case. Warner Instant wishes to emphasize that their service doesn't carry titles from MGM or Universal; its catalog is Warner Bros. only. The titles disappearing from Netflix, the service said in a recent Tweet, won't be coming over to Warner Instant Archive right away.
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"Erickson is as unique and vital and pure a voice as American fiction has produced."-Jonathan Lethem A film-obsessed ex-seminarian with images of Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift tattooed on his head arrives on Hollywood Boulevard in 1969. Vikar Jerome enters the vortex of a cultural transformation: rock and roll, sex, drugs, and-most important to him-the decline of the movie studios and the rise of independent directors. Jerome becomes a film editor of astonishing vision. Through encounters with former starlets, burglars, political guerrillas, punk musicians, and veteran filmmakers, he discovers the secret that lies in every movie ever made.
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|Fri, 08-24-2007 - 8:05pm
I have been with my boyfriend for almost a year. There have been at least five big incidents with alcohol which have thrown significant hurdles into our relationship. When he is with a particular friend he can't seem to say no to alcohol. He drinks to the point that his speech is slurred and he acts like a child. He becomes someone I don't know...someone I don't want to be with. Two weeks ago he got so wasted that he called me a bitch and a bastard and simply made me feel terrible. We talked for hours the next day and he wants to make changes. He realizes that this particular friend simply enables bad behavior from the past. Two days later he started seeing a therapist and he's been twice. Unfortunately last night he called with the same slurred speech after being out with his friend and his friend's wife. Tried to invite himself over and i told him no way. He lied by omission when he didn't tell me he was with them.
I've had enough. I'm tired of crying. I'm tired of talking for hours until he has little epiphanies and sees the light but then does it again. I am happy he is seeking help from a therapist but I feel like he needs to distance himself from this friend otherwise what's the point. But he's been friends with this person for over 10 years. We were going to go the weekend without seeing one another so he could think about his priorities etc . I ended up calling him and he was with that friend! It felt like a slap in the face. It feels like he is choosing them/alcohol over our relationship. I am back and forth between feelings of guilt because I feel like I am making him choose between us and a long friendship. He's with him right now. I want him to get his stuff out of my apartment.
Am I blowing everything out of proportion? I'm leaving a lot of detail out. ten years ago i dated an alcoholic. I was in Al-Anon. Perhaps I need to return. I feel resentful that I'm here again. I feel a million different things. Any insight is much appreciated. Thanks!
|Sun, 08-26-2007 - 8:41pm
I would humbly suggest you trust your instinct to return to alanon...regardless of whether you stay with him or not.
It doesn't really matter what friends he is with - the problem is not with the friends he is with, the problem is his relationship with alcohol. Trying to "control" who he spends time with is really not up to you and will only leave you continually disappointed and build additional resentments when he repeatedly lets you down.
Take what you like, leave the rest...
|Mon, 08-27-2007 - 12:22am
It is difficult to separate your resentment from your past relationship from spilling into this one, I am sure, but it seems like maybe that is happening. I definitely think you should return to Al-Anon. It probably would not matter what friends he is hanging around with, but usually it doesn't help the siutation if he is hanging around the same person all the time, who isn't encouraging any positive changes.
Also something to consider, no man is perfect and every one of them is going to have faults you don't like, you just have to pick which faults you wants to live with. It sounds like to me like alcoholism (or even if it is just occasional unpleasant behavior while he is intoxicated) isn't a fault you can handle.
I will keep you in my prayers....
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Shannon Briggs Storms Klitschko Training Camp, Throws Shoe At Him (Video)
Shannon Briggs has lost his mind. according to video at Fightnews, Briggs stormed the training session of IBF/IBO/WBA/WBO heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko's training session today at the Heavyweight Factory in Hollywood, Florida, and started screaming at Wladimir and challenging him to a fight Briggs ripped off his shirt and took his shoe off and threw it at Klitschko...
Via BlackSportsOnline
March 21, 2014 | Discuss
Shannon Briggs Runs Up On W. Klitschko
Shannon Briggs is BACK! (he say, well yells actually. The cover photo is from happier times.) Here in sunny California, Briggs decided to get in touch with his inner Mitch Green. The workout of WBA/IBF/WBO/IBO heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko was disrupted Thursday morning by comebacking former WBO heavyweight champion Shannon Briggs. As Wlad was having his hands wrapped by...
Via BadCulture
March 20, 2014 | Discuss
Amir Khan and Shannon Briggs head to Dubai
Boxing superstar Amir 'King' Khan and former WBO heavyweight champion Shannon 'The Cannon' Briggs will be the honoured guests for the official grand opening of Dubai's most outstanding fitness, boxing and MMA facility - EMD Fitness.
Via Ringnews24
December 28, 2013 | Discuss
Reality show Called "Brawl it Out" Lets You Settle Disagreements By Boxing (Video)
Now a days I sometimes catch myself getting agitated with the fact that there's a court TV show on every channel. When I was growing up it was simply "Peoples Court." Well a new reality show has been spawned that will allow people to settle difference the old fashion way but a little more safer. Per Off The Bench, a show called "Brawl It Out," will allow contestants or...
Via BlackSportsOnline
January 21, 2013 | Discuss
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