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My daughter had her first dinner party in her new condo for Thanksgiving evening. The colors of burgundy and gold seem to go well together in my life. They were the colors of my wedding 37 years ago!
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I have no comment on the results of the election. I hope that everyone voted and did their civic duty.
What I do think about the election and our election process is this. No matter who won there was a process that we the people agree is the best way to elect our leadership. It may not be perfect but it works for us. Not everyone is happy about the results.. about 49% of America is not to jazzed about the outcome, but that is how it works. If we want to change the way it works, we have the ability to do so through the process.
This is a great teaching opportunity for our Scouts, who I am sure have also had their collective fill of TV commercials, junk mail, and dinner table conversations about the election. Now is the time to answer those questions that they may not understand, encourage them to be a part of the process starting with their student government, but most importantly the fact that whether it is a school election or a national election, they must get out and vote and let their voice be heard. Even if that voice is a small oval on a ballot.
I am trying real hard to keep my political opinion to myself here. As we should when talking with our Scouts, but this is my blog and I suppose I can say what I want, but in the interest of being Loyal, Courteous, and kind… I will reserve comment on how I feel about the bad choice we American's made… Again.
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Monday, July 9, 2012
Nick Malgieri's Old Fashioned Raisin Bread
This was made sometime last month. Joyce has already posted hers, you can take a look at her wonderful loaf here. Instead of baking it in a loaf as in the original recipe, i made them into small rolls. Yeah, she was right. It yields a wonderful texture , they are soft and nice and although these are just simple rolls with raisins, i love them very much. There's no fuss in the steps, very straight forward. I forgot what's the weight of each dough i make into rolls, i didnt write it down..sorry..what kind of blogger am i .. but usually i make mine about 60gm each.
Recipe ( from nickmalgieri.com )
this is half of the original recipe
1/2 cup/112gm of water
1.5tsp/5gm instant yeast
112gm milk
338gm bread flour
35gm sugar
5gm fine sea salt/slightly less than a tsp
28gm unsalted butter
1cup dark raisins ( you can use combination of dark and green raisins)
1. Combine bread flour, sugar, salt and yeast together and use a fork to mix them. Using a dough hook running on low speed, pour in water and milk alternately to become a rough dough. Beat them for 2-3 minutes, then put in the butter and continue beating till butter is fully absorbed. Increase speed to medium and continue beating till the dough is smooth about 10 minutes.
2.Decrease the speed and add in raisins, little by little until they are fairly distributed. Remove the dough from the machine and turn them onto a floured surface, briefly knead them and shape them into a ball and let it proof in a bowl until double its size.
3.Turn the risen dough onto a floured surface again , lightly knead them into a ball again and cut each dough out weighing 60gms and shape them into rolls. Place them on a lined baking pan and let it proof for another 45minutes to an hour.
4. Once the rolls are almost proofed, set the rack in the middle level of the oven and preheat oven to 190C.
Put the pan in the oven and bake till they are cooked and slightly brown, about 15-20 minutes.
The method and temperature used here are slightly different from the original. You can refer to the original here
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I love these raisins bread Lena look awesome!!ReplyDelete
The raisin bread looks so good. I love the rustic look of the rolls.ReplyDelete
They look wonderful Lena, so nice to have a friend that is such an enabler hehe! I like that you made smaller loaves...or rolls. It kind of reminds me of ones my grandma would make. She was the baker...not me!ReplyDelete
This old fashion raisin bun looks so good to have at breakfast and tea time.ReplyDelete
Hi Lena,ReplyDelete
Your are a awesome blogger..I love your posts and your pictures.
I actually love these raisin rolls. Yours look so good. Just bread and raisins is already very enjoying very a cup of kopi o ...lol
I have raisins and now I know just what to do with them :D.ReplyDelete
The rolls really look charming.
Have a nice day!
Haha !! Yeah but at least u put ur cookbooks to good use !! For me, I just store them on the book shelf sometimes... Hehe..!! I love the rustic brown crust of the bread, really old fashioned and awesome looking !!ReplyDelete
U are also very convincing, I bookmark this recipe immediately aster reading ur post. HeheReplyDelete
I just adore raisin in bread (and chocolate). Yours looks amazing, puffy and light~ good to go with a cup of coffee!ReplyDelete
I am looking for inspiration to do a breakfast bread and I love your raisin rolls. Small enough for little hands to handle and full of good taste. Thank you for sharing this with BYOB.ReplyDelete
I have bookmarked this recipe too when I saw Joyce's post, now I am even more inspired to bake it after seeing your fluffy rolls!ReplyDelete
Love these rolls, they look so fluffy!ReplyDelete
These look amazing! Am now following your blog!ReplyDelete
Yummy bread , Lena ! I would like some of these for my milky kopi ! lolReplyDelete
These are SO beautiful! I know what you mean about Joyce, she's dangerous to visit ;P. I love that you made this recipe into rolls, I know I'd have a hard time eating just one, though! I think I'll have to make a batch and surprise my daughter - I know she'd adore them. So happy you joined in BYOB this month...and I hope you join in often =)ReplyDelete
WOW! I can't even stand looking at them, or else I'll go and make this right after my really big breakfast. You always know how to make me hungry ;)ReplyDelete
The outside looks crisp and so fluffy within. You quite good with bread ya?ReplyDelete
Totally agree that Joyce is a "dangerous" lady... LOL! Like you, I've also baked this recipe too but didn't have a chance to post my bake yet.ReplyDelete
Are you going to buy Nick's book?
oh the bread looks amazing. i love raisin bread and this homemade version is hands down the best i have ever seenReplyDelete
I have been trying NOT to bake and eat too much bread, (too much carbohydrates) and with all these gorgeous buns, you are not helping me at all!ReplyDelete
Very nice rustic rolls! Love the brown crust! Beautie!ReplyDelete
Hi Lena, Dangerous lady signing in!!! You made them into bun rolls, a wonderful idea! I totally love this bread too!ReplyDelete
I'll repeat Zoe's question, are you buying this book too? Hehehe! I'm ordering it soon!
I have a couple of books in my list, interested to know! Hahahahahahahaha!
And thanks for the "dangerous" shout-out!!
Dangerous lady signing out!! Hehehe! :)
Lena...I wanted to get his book too. Heard from Chef Dennis that it is good :) I must try this rustic bread. I have so many bread books now LOL! now tempted to get this too !ReplyDelete
Your rolls looks great...crusty ! Love it :)
Lena...btw did you spray water on to the bread surface as it is baking in the oven...to get the crust ?ReplyDelete
Lovely and perfect looking are your breads, also reminding me of the pleasure of reading Nick's book, "Bake!".ReplyDelete
I feel so hungry now when look at yours raisin rolls. They look so crusty and professional :)ReplyDelete
Gloria: thank you, i like your recent german cake too!ReplyDelete
ellen: thank you very much
lyndsey: yes, my friend, joyce is a good influencer!Sure you can bake now, Lyn!
yan: it's good just to eat it plain too!!
muimui: thank you so much for your nice words!! You have made my day!! I'm enjoying reading your post too and a creative lady, remember your red egg jelly?
anuja: hope you will like these if you make them. You hv a good day too and all the best in your course!!
angel: Do i sound convincing? haha! hope you will like it.
yvonne: thank you, they are a little sweet and i'm sure you will enjoy eating these too!
michelle: thank you so much cor coming by, am very glad to participate in your event. Will try to link up more breads in the future!
jeannie: you must bake it soon! sure you will love them!
mich: thank you! they are soft and tasted good too!
allthatimeating: thank you for your compliments and thanks for following !!
anne: i wished i can make a couple of these for your milky kopi!!
heather: hi, very nice to know you and thank you so much for dropping by!yes, very glad to know about your event and yes, will try to join in more often!
cathleen: did i tell you that you are funny? always enjoying reading your posts!
chris: the crust is not crispy type but nice soft rolls.
Zoe: i think so..maybe later :)ReplyDelete
jessica: thank you for your compliments!!
angie: i know you are eating lots of salads but dont worry, once in a while to have these breads are okay!
honeyboy: thank you!!am quite happy with the way they look too!
joyce: dangerous lady!!! yeah, i think i will buy ..later!! you buy first and let me know how is it!!
elin: yeah i know you have 2 of PeterR's books too! actually they are not as crusty as it looks, they are soft but very nice. No, didnt spray water but for crusty type, i sprayed them before putting them in a hot oven and then later lower the temperature.
maureen: i must go and chk the book ' Nick'!
cass: thank you for your nice words!
Lena,I also thought that making something resembles the pattern of checkerboard is hard hard hard but now I've gained a better idea!Your version stood out becoz of the choice of using the pandan flavour!ReplyDelete
Hi Lena, your raisin bread look good, very well baked. Love the skin, very nice brown. Got Ipoh coffee or not? LOLReplyDelete
Awesome, perfect, and superb raisin loaf, Lena!ReplyDelete
I love Nick Malgieri's breads, and cakes as well.
Great job you did with these cute little loaves.
I'm pinning this:D
these look great my daughters favorite bread is raisin breadReplyDelete
Enjoy with a cup of coffee ,must be good!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 17, 2012 at 4:30 PM
Raisin, ADD TASTE TO MUFFINSReplyDelete
click here as You name it ! Cultures have taught people to prepare popular types of ethnic foods. There is constrast in texture and also contrast in taste from one to another and usually people eat with their eyes. It is only when you taste the foods that you can confirm what you see. Antique to Astrology, Butter to Bread, Clogs to Clans, Fabric to Food, History to Heritage … to Zodiac Study, Jonker Walk is waiting for you to expose her. The old and the new, the bad, the good and the ugly. Walk on the past, the present and the future of a street that was influenced by Parameswara, Admiral Zheng He, Afonso de Albuquerque, Saint Francis Xavier, Sir Tun Tan Cheng Lock, Tunku Abdul Rahman, Sir Stamford Raffles, Sultan Muzaffar Syah, Johan van Twist, Archibald Brown and so on.
click here to zoom in to Jonker and share with you friend if you have been there; also share with your friend if you have not been there. Many have yet to discover its' beauty. Thank you. Have a nice day.
Ahh !! Love the texture of these small Buns. Am sure they must have smelt good.ReplyDelete
Cookbooks.. we are just buying more and more of them. aint we :)
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By George Will
"All Gods were immortal."
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WASHINGTON – And also brands, the gods of the marketplace. Earthquakes may strike, dynasties may fall and locusts may devour the crops, but Oldsmobile and Pan Am are forever. Never mind.
But about the death of Twinkies: Write obituaries in the subjunctive mood. Like Lazarus, but for a reason more mundane than miraculous, this confection may be resurrected. In any case, the crisis of Hostess Brands Inc., the maker of Twinkies, involves two potent lessons. First, market forces will have their way. Second, never underestimate baby boomer nostalgia, which is acute narcissism. The Twinkies melodrama has the boomers thinking – as usual, about themselves: If an 82-year-old brand can die, so can we. Is that even legal?
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Granted, it was not big in the technical, crabbed, hairsplitting, narrow-minded way that "big" is normally understood, as a boring matter of mere size. It was, however, big in what matters most – in boomers' minds. They fondly remember opening their Roy Rogers or Hopalong Cassidy or Davey Crocket lunchboxes at school and finding Twinkies nestled next to peanut butter and jelly sandwiches made of Wonder Bread (another endangered Hostess species). Boomers, a generation of food scolds, became adults who considered Twinkies and other sugary things sinful. They should be shedding scalding tears of remorse.
Anyway, why GM and not Hostess? The Troubled Asset Relief Program, aka TARP, was passed to rescue financial institutions. But Washington reasoned: "What's legality among cronies?" So soon TARP was succoring GM, which was not a financial institution. It was not even a car company. It was a health care provider unsuccessfully trying to sell cars fast enough to generate enough revenue to pay health benefits for its employees and approximately twice as many retirees.
The bakers rejected management's final offer by a voice vote.
The market said that Hostess as configured made no sense. If, however, Twinkies and perhaps other Hostess brands retain value, the market will say so, and someone will produce them. Probably in a right-to-work state, which is how "entrepreneurial federalism" (another Boorstin phrase) should work: Business moves to states that make it welcome.
Whatever else a hospital ought to do, supposedly said Florence Nightingale, it ought not to spread disease. And whatever else unions should do, they should not put employers out of business.
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Austin-based sibling filmmakers (and Rooftop Films alumnus) Nathan and David Zellner make movies in a loony vacuum in which the only constant is a fixation on the bizarre. While technically geared toward comedy, neither their feature-length Goliath nor innumerable offbeat short films commit themselves to punchline-driven humor. Instead, they allow the absurdity of individual moments to transform otherwise bleak scenarios into simultaneously funny and oddly perceptive observations. Kid-Thing, the brothers' latest feature-length effort (for which David takes solo directing credit), pushes that style in a less comic direction while remaining distinctly Zellnerian. The film conveys a mash-up of inspirations that suggest Harmony Korine meets Terrence Malick.
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"Koory, Looloosh and Obaash met and formed the way of young rock bands since time immemorial: Hanging out at a local park as teenagers, among skaters and punk rockers, they bonded over their mutual tastes and began playing together. It's a pretty standard, unremarkable story — except it took place in Iran, where, as Koory puts it, "you can find instruments, but the problem is that you're probably going to get the shittiest ones, at triple the price," and where the legality of pop music is, he says, similar to that of marijuana: You can buy the supplies, but don't get caught fooling with the substance. In Brooklyn, where Yellow Dogs currently reside, forming a post-punk band with your friends is about as remarkable an activity as ordering Thai food. In Tehran, it was like more like a covert operation. And, lo and behold, the music they produced, the four-song EP Upper Class Complexity, crackles with more life, wit, tension and imagination than most of their peers. Maybe there's something to be said for having to work for it.
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These cookies turned out really well! I was able to use all the dough - it really stood up to being recombined and re-rolled. The cookies themselves held their shape after being cut (although any cookie cutter resulting in a narrow neck or appendage tended to result in headless/armless/legless cookies by the time they made it to the cookie sheet) and baked very nicely! I also like the gingerbread flavor - not too sweet, not too spicy, not too anything, just very well balanced. I used Mother's Unsulfered molasses (I have no idea if that's meant to be mild or not) and the cookies have a great flavor. I did have to sub sour cream and milk for the buttermilk (8 tsp sour cream, 4 tsp whole milk) as my shopping list app had "a moment" and dropped buttermilk from the list. But that substitution worked just fine. I think this recipe would be very versatile - you could change the spice proportions or spices used and get much spicier cookies. I wish the recipe had said how thick to roll out the dough, although I found it worked equally well thick or thin (which I guess is why it didn't say) - it just changes the cooking time. And recommended cooking time was my other complaint - even my thickest cookies (close to 1/4" thick) took no more than 7-8 minutes at 350 on a dark, non-stick cookie sheet.
This recipe is similar to other gingerbreads I've done before so I was expecting the result I got which wasn't too bad on a first try. Shortening isn't a word most are familiar with on my side of the pond so I used more butter instead. I added my dry ingredients together and slowly combined my flour to the mixture by sifting, and added more flour as needed to handle the dough. I'd also recommend refrigerating the dough before rolling into shapes. I agree with some of the other responses of needing more spices, however if you plan on icing these biscuits, I think they're fine as they are.
This was a disaster on all accounts. I threw out the dough in the end. What a waste of materials!
After one miserable, sticky failure when I tried to roll out the dough, I learned to use LOTS of flour in addition to the waxed paper when rolling the dough. I also used 10 Tbsp unsalted butter instead of the shortening, used 3/4 C light molasses and 1/4 full flavor (because I ran out) and upped the spices by 50%. The cookies probably could have done without the extra cloves as they are almost too spicy without some icing, but that's my fault. Other than that, I really liked them! I'm a fan of soft cookies and these were perfect right out of the oven. I think this recipe is a keeper.
The cookies are fine, not great. The texture is chewy, which is nice, but the flavor isn't as intense as other gingerbread cookies I've made....the search continues for the perfect recipe.
Bland. Tastes like cardboard and lemon in royal icing is a mistake.
What a complete disaster! I am a very experienced baker, having worked professionally as a pie baker for a while, and these cookies were such a waste of my time, money and ingredients. The dough was difficult to roll, like others have commented, and the taste was awful. I even doubled the spices. I will never make these again!
Not a shortening fan, I subbed 10 T of butter for the shortening, which turned out to be good because the only buttermilk avail was reduced fat, so I needed the additional fat in the butter.I did use dark molasses but did not up the spices because I was making for kids. I did not find the taste to be particularly mild. I could see upping cin and ginger by 1/4-1/2 but not clove if you're using dark molasses. Rolling between wax paper a good tip. I chilled the dough for 20 minutes which was enough. Definitely need a layer of flour and to dust cutters and metal spat with flour when working with dough. I made the dough with my 3 year old. Next time I will make it ahead because it was really hard for her to wait for it to chill, etc. Regarding icing; some complaints here about watery-ness of it led me to use water very sparingly. I also used one of those child medicine syringes to apply the icing which was the perfect tool. Mine were done in about 9 minutes and were cakey and made the house smell like magic. I don't understand why others did not get the cakey ness? Possibly either baking too long or over-working the dough after the egg has been added which lengthens gluten chains and produces crispier cookies?
I've been looking for a softer gingerbread. These are good as is, but need more spice to make it "wow"
I've made this recipe many times, with fabulous results. I use full-strength molasses for a richer flavor, and use 10 tbsp butter in place of the vegetable shortening. The result is a cookie that is amazingly rich, and not quite so cake-y as the original.


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RS FRESHMAN (2010): Reliever who made three appearances in late March … his collegiate debut came against Princeton (3/26), throwing an inning of two-hit ball and recording a strike out in a game Santa Clara won … he pitched the next day against the Tigers (3/27), retiring a pair batters with another strike out … called upon to pitch against Albany (3/30) in a close game the Broncos won 11-10.
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Cher Krause Knight is an art historian focused on modern and contemporary art and architecture. She is a specialist in public art and museum studies.
Dr. Knight's publications include the books: Power and Paradise in Walt Disney's World (2014, University Press of Florida); and Public Art: Theory, Practice and Populism (2008, Blackwell Publishing). She has also authored two exhibition catalogues: An Independent Spirit: The Art and Life of R.A.D. Miller (2009), and Louis Bosa: A Keen Eye and a Kind Heart (2005; both James A. Michener Museum of Art). Professor Knight is currently co-editing The Blackwell Companion to Public Art with Harriet F. Senie. Her other publications appear in various sources, including Analecta Husserliana: The Yearbook of Phenomenological Research, the Journal of American and Comparative Cultures, Visual Resources, and American Art Review. She has contributed essays to the anthologies: The Artist as Curator (forthcoming, Intellect); Blaze: Discourse on Art, Women and Feminism (2007, Cambridge Scholars Publishing); and Reclaiming the Spiritual in Art: Contemporary Cross-Cultural Perspectives (1999, SUNY Press).
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EPHRATA, Wash. - Grant County officials say two people were seriously hurt when their camping trailer exploded at a recreational vehicle park near Ephrata, Wash.
County Fire District 13 Chief Shane Heston said the man and woman reportedly were using the trailer as a permanent residence. Both were inside when it exploded early Tuesday but were able to escape. Heston called their injuries severe but not life-threatening.
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Another feather in the cap - Dr Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, CMD, Biocon, has been named as the second non-US member on the board of trustees of US Pharmacopeial Convention (USP)
Singapore: The US Pharmacopeial Convention (USP) has named Biocon chairman and managing director Dr Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw on its board of trustees. Dr Mazumdar-Shaw now becomes the second non-US member of the USP Board of Trustees.
Mr Roger L Williams, CEO, USP, said that, "We are honoured to have her serve on USP's board of trustees, where her leadership and expertise will be utilised to help guide the organization as it advances its mission to improve the health of people around the world through public standards and related programmes that help ensure the quality, safety, and benefit of medicines and foods."
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Add HSBC Global Asset Management to the list of fans of Sub-Saharan Africa. The region is becoming increasingly popular with managers looking for growth, especially as some of the traditional emerging markets like Brazil and China see slower growth prospects.
Andrew Brudenell, manager of the HSBC Frontier Markets fund (HSFAX) in London, says in a note that Nigeria is the fund's favorite market and is one he has been adding to. As we wrote about a couple months ago, he also likes Kenya, which serves as a regional hub for trade and finance in East Africa.
To play the opportunity, Brudenell favors financials, telecoms like Safaricom (SAFCOM.Nigeria) and energy firms. Stocks are cheap–40% lower than pre-crisis levels in August 2008 even though other emerging markets have recouped most of their crisis losses.
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Douglas C. Engelbart was born on January 30, 1925, on a small farm near Portland, Oregon. After graduating high school in 1942, Engelbart studied electrical engineering at Oregon State College (University) in Corvallis. Service in World War II sent him to the Phillipines as an electronic/radar technician for two years. Following the war, he returned to Oregon State College, where he earned a Bachelor's degree in 1948. Engelbart received a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from the University of California, Berkeley in 1955 and taught there briefly as an acting assistant professor.
Soon he accepted a position at the Stanford Research Institute where he put his visionary talents to work on numerous inventions that computer users now instantly recognize. He founded the Augmentation Research Center and was the primary designer and developer of the oN-Line System (NLS). In what has been described as the "mother of all demos," Engelbart showcased many of his inventions in 1968 to a group of 1,000 computer professionals. His demo featured the first public display of the "X-Y position indicator for a display system" (the ancestor to the modern computer mouse). He and his colleagues also introduced video conferencing, teleconferencing, email, hypertext, and other innovations to the stunned audience.
Ironically, Engelbart never received any royalties for inventing the computer mouse. His patent expired in 1987, shortly before the personal computer revolution made the mouse an indispensable input device. Moreover, subsequent mice used different mechanisms that did not infringe on his original patent.
Engelbart was an emeritus director of the Doug Engelbart Institute, which he founded in 1988. The institute is located in Menlo Park, California and promotes Engelbart's philosophy, the concept of Bootstrapping, Networked Information Centers, and Collective IQ.
Engelbart authored over 25 publication and received more than 20 patents. He was honored by numerous organizations over the years for his pioneering work in human-computer interaction. Oregon State University awarded him an honorary doctorate in 1994. He was the recipient of the $500,000 Lemelson-MIT Prize, the world's largest single prize for invention and innovation, in 1997. President Bill Clinton awarded him the National Medal of Technology in 2000. And, the New Media Consortium recognized Engelbart as an NMC Fellow for his lifetime of achievements in 2009.
Engelbart died July 2, 2013 in California.


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MichaelCrawford: The cherry trees have been in blossom for about two weeks now here. Canada's not all cold :)
Database Connectivity
Work currently involves trying to connect a PHP website on a Linux server to an MS Access database on an NT server. Don't ask why, it's government. We've investigated a few alternatives, including Easysoft's ODBC-ODBC Bridge, and right now I'm working on setting up ODBTP (http://odbtp.sourceforge.net).
Ultimately, though, I think the solution is to get rid of Access and switch to MySQL (which we use for some things already). Preliminary tests with some of our applications that are heavily database-driven have shown that there is a substantial performance hit over the old setup, where the websites were hosted on the same NT box that the databases live on.
Has anyone tried to do this sort of thing? I've got a couple more programs to try, but I'm interested in hearing about your experiences.


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Today, in honor of my 36th Birthday, I'd like to start a new game (blah, blah, blah):
Post whenever you crack a beer, pound a shot, swill a mixed drink ... Etc. (& what you're drinking)
I'll start.
Today I'm starting with Corona (Cinco de Mayo)
Currently x 3
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2. Watch your bar tab when drinking with Arsenal.
3. Drink at the bar with Tyler whenever possible.
4. Seeing as how we're a bar, insults are allowed. The cruder, the better! (Depths rules)
5. Jell-O shots are for girls. Unless you're buying ... then I'll take a tray!
6. Drink or GTFO!
7. There is NO last call. (Vegas rules)
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Extreme power made extremely flexible.
The DiMarzio DP221 D Activator X Humbucker Neck Pickup features the same striking look as their X2N pickup, but they've adjusted the output and tuned the coils to different frequencies to create a powerful sound. The DP221 humbucker is wide open and surprisingly clean when the volume control is rolled down, even with extreme metal and high-gain amps. The neck model D Activator X is designed to produce a highly focused attack centered on the upper midrange, with less magnet pull and output to balance perfectly with the bridge DP221 humbucker. The D Activator-X neck model features universal spacing for both standard and F-spaced applications.
Recommended For: Neck position.
Tech Talk: As you can see from the specs, the DiMarzio D Activator-X neck model pickup has a lot less output than the bridge model. What is often forgotten is that strings generate much more output voltage over the neck position because they vibrate more strongly there than over the bridge position, so the neck and bridge models actually balance very well. The neck model also has a weaker magnetic field, so it doesn't interfere with sustain or intonation. Both pickups were primarily designed for heavy music, but they're also very good for clean, bright sounds in split and parallel modes.
- Tone Guide
- Treble: 4.5
- Mid: 5.5
DP221 D Activator X Humbucker Neck Electric Guitar Pickup
- Wiring: 4 Conductor
Magnet: Ceramic
Output: 300
DC Resistance: 11.29
Patent#: 4,501,185
Reviewed by 3 customers
Comments about DiMarzio DP221 D Activator X Humbucker Neck Electric Guitar Pickup:
Great, great neck pickup. It's like an emg 85 almost...in the sense of how clear the notes come out, very good for shredding and still some warmness, not as warm and thick as an EMG 85 though. it has a great clean tone as well. Split has a very good and accurate single coil tone. Definitely check it out if you're into metal and need a good neck pickup for fast solos with a fair amount of distortion. Prominent high mids.
Comments about DiMarzio DP221 D Activator X Humbucker Neck Electric Guitar Pickup:
this is such an amazing pup i just got it about a week ago and it just sounds so amazing. It added so much more sustain to my guitar that i can hit a note leave get a bite to eat come back and its still ringing. this is an amazing pup for basically anything its extremely creamyyyy. each note is very very clear and its just an amazing pick up. buy it right now!
- Best Crips Sound Ever
- Easy To Use
- Good Quality
- Improves Sound
Best Uses
- Rock Metal
Comments about DiMarzio DP221 D Activator X Humbucker Neck Electric Guitar Pickup:
I bought both X deactivators and I am beyond pleased.


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Don't get too bummed. This item is on the way and will be available for purchase as soon as it rolls into the warehouse.
Can't wait? Consider one of the other Road Bike Tubes & Glue we have in stock.View Similar Products
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Because we don't have time to patch tubes on the road
Cutter's Premium Road Bike Tubes come in a four-pack because as any long distance or urban rider knows to take only one tube and you'll end up getting two flats -- fate can be vindictive. Although you may not need to carry four tubes at once, having a few on hand may help you avoid Murphy's Law.
These Premium Tube's extra-long Presta valves play nice with your fixed gear's Deep Vs or your road jet's deep dish Zipps. An extra-long valve means you can always come to the rescue when your friends forget a spare on your metric century. The rubber smells like magic right out of the box.
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They didn't last past pumping them up
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
I originally purchased these to work with my valve extender (52mm wheel), but after a flat (different tube) and using the extender and finding out its limitations, I immediately determined that I did not want to use extenders going forward, so I sold these tubes to a fellow bike rider. He stated that he lost 2 tubes as he was pumping them up. He stated that there was some problem with the valve stem or something. So, based on his experience, the tubes suck.
Great bang for the buck
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Can't hurt to have extra tubes on you if you ride regularly. For the value, these tubes are hard to beat. They serve their purpose well and I have not had any issues with them at all.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These are tubes. Some work as good as any tube I have used. Some blow the seams when pumping them up. Really hit or miss. In case you weren't aware it isn't great to have your spare tube blow up when you are filling it up. I never take these as a spare with me on a ride. I make sure to only replace them at home. The green valve caps are a nice feature, if you are into green.
Complete junk
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Quality of these are horrible. While the price was right, they continually flat at the seam near the valve stem due to poor quality (5 tubes all with the same flat in the same place). Note, flats were not due to any road debris, but simply poor quality of the product. I had one tube flat on me when pumping it up for the first time when the seam failed.
you can do better
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
these did not hold up - pinch flat if you look at them wrong, they flatted easily at the valve, did not last - horrible product - can't believe CC sold this
Air holders!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Cheap and they hold air. Not sure why you'd pay more for "marginal gains" of a lighter tube.
Stems are gold and caps are green. They're dirt cheap and fill my tires with sweet sweet air. What's not to like?
Removable Valve Cores!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Best bang for your buck in tubes that I've seen in along time. They hold up well and the price is great. I use them with my 58mm Williams Carbon wheels. The removable valve cores make it super easy to add valve extensions. Plus I love the green valve caps!!
Worst tubes ever
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I had a pack of mountain tubes and a pack of road tubes in this brand. None of the 8 tires lasted more than 2 rides. They say on the package that if they suck send them back for a refund. They suck.
cutter tubes
You can't beat a deal like this. Perfect to put under the saddle and use in an emergency. If you ask me, tubes are tubes, and these are as cheap as you'll find
good deal...good tubes
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I can't complain about these tubes. They work just fine and are dirt cheap. It's hard to argue with that.
Great Price
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
These tubes get the job done and the price is right.
Great Value
These tubes work great and nice price at $15 for 4. Get them while you can. I ride Continental 4 seasons 25mm and 4000s and they work great.
Excellent Deal!!
Very satisfied with this purchase. The price was what I wanted and the tubes allow me to ride my bike. I am stoked on this deal.
Economical Maintenance
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
If you only ride as much as I do(3-4 hrs a week), then a tube is a tube whether you pay $10 a tube or $4 a tube. I have had no problems with the Cutter tubes and I have purchased two bundles of them over the last couple of years.
Massive failures!
Bought 2 of these packs. Have had ***4*** defective tubes by the valve. Seek other brands!
Good deal on fine tubes.
The stems are not threaded and there isn't a little nut to hold it in place against the rim. It doesn't seem like a problem, I've just never seen a tube like this. The caps are green instead of the usual black, which again doesn't affect performance in any way but just stands out.
Great deal
Have used 2 of the 4 so far with no problems. I do wish the stem was threaded though.
Worked for me
Based on the other reviews it looks like these tubes can be pretty hit or miss so it wouldn't be a bad idea to inflate them a day before you really need them, just in case.
That said I haven't had any problems with mine. Works great if you want to load up on cheap tubes.
So far they're ok.
I got a flat on one of the tubes trying to install it. This was probably (definitely) my fault, but it points to their fragility just the same.
Other than that, they fill out my tire and seem to roll in a circle.
what the weight on this tubes?
what the weight on this tubes?
what the weight on this tubes?
what the weight on this tubes?
Will these tubes fit my SRAM S60 wheels??...
Will these tubes fit my SRAM S60 wheels?? Are the valve long enough? Valve needs to be at least 2.8 inches (7cm) long to fit these wheels. Is the valve that long on these tubes?
This tubes have 48mm stems, so not they will be too short for your wheels unless you use an extender. In fact, I am not aware of any tubes that have a stem long enough for a 60mm deep section wheel without using valve extenders.
Valve Extenders: http://www.realcyclist.com/roadbike/Tube-Accessories/100000694/group.html
these tubes have 60mm presta valves...
How much do these tubes weigh? Lightweight...
How much do these tubes weigh? Lightweight tubes are 50-75 grams each. Heavyweight tubes can be twice that.
113 grams
Do these have smooth or threaded stems?
Do these have smooth or threaded stems?
smooth stems, they don't eat your pumps.
Alright, I'll be the weight weenie...how...
Alright, I'll be the weight weenie...how much do these weight?
Each tube weighs 110g. Not good for you WWs. Very thick and heavy (for a road tube).


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Main Website FAQs
The University launched its redesigned home page and main website in February 2008. Here are answers to frequently asked questions about the site.
What is Princeton's "main website"?
The main website is the top 200 pages of Princeton's online presence, including the home page, and is the springboard into the millions of web pages at Princeton University. The main site also includes the News at Princeton site, a distinctive feature of Princeton's website that provides users with up-to-date news and information about the University. The main site is maintained by the Office of Communications and the Office of Information Technology.
What is new about Princeton's main website?
The main site has been redesigned to prominently feature new technologies including video, slideshows, podcasts and blogs to help showcase the creativity and accomplishments of our faculty, students and staff.
In addition, user feedback was incorporated to create several user-friendly enhancements. Some examples include: renaming the "Quick Links" menu to "Shortcuts" and moving it to increase its visibility; adding a community resources section; and replacing "Announcements" with "Featured Events."
Also, the Search tool has been enhanced to show results for both the Princeton directory and University websites in one page.
How does this new design make it easier to navigate the main site?
Each main section of the site has a sub-navigation menu that provides direct access to each of the pages within that section. Visual elements clearly situate each page within the overall navigation scheme, making it easy to find the page again. See the Navigation Guide for more details.
Is the site "universally accessible"?
The site is built upon a number of advanced style sheets, including templates which are compatible with Braille systems and aural readers. Standard skip/access keys allow low-vision and other users to navigate around the page using the keyboard. When accessed by an out-of-date browser (such as Netscape 4.x), the site automatically displays a "stripped-down" version with text, links and photos, but no design.
Who are the main site's target audiences?
The main site is both the University's main public Web presence, as well as a key communications tool for the campus community. In this sense, it is both a public Internet site as well as an intranet. The University hopes that all members of the campus community will check the site frequently for news and join us at public events. Tens of thousands of external users visit the site every day. Key audiences include undergraduate and graduate school applicants, students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, news media, researchers, job applicants and donors.
What does Princeton University value about its websites?
As an institution devoted to teaching, learning and service, Princeton places high value on providing broad and easy access to useful, accurate and up-to-date information and services via the Web. The University has made it a priority to expand and improve its use of the Web to communicate with its many audiences and to conduct its business. It is committed to excellence in content, design and customer service, and to using the Web both to enhance its commitment to diversity and to build an ever-stronger sense of community.
The University respects the individuality, freedom of expression, privacy and creativity of individual users of the Web, while also committing itself to the highest possible standards of reliability, efficiency, security, ease of use and technical support for providers and users. As a University with a distinctive identity and mission, Princeton expects that its websites will convey that distinctiveness — that they will have a look and feel that conveys a sense of the idea and the place that is Princeton.
How was the new main website developed?
The 2008 site was developed by the Office of Communications, the Office of Information Technology, Mithra Zahedi Design and Roxen Internet Software AB, based on feedback accumulated from students, faculty, staff and visitors since 2005. The new site enables users to comfortably access important information, including University priorities, and to have enhanced experiences through video, blogs and other new technology.
The 2005 main site was also the product of years of research and team work. It was approved by the administration and guided by input from the campus community through the work of the Web Strategy Task Force, an online survey, focus groups, individual discussions, vendor briefings and site testing. The project represented a joint effort of Communications and Information Technology, with contributions from many other University departments and external consultants.
Whom do I contact with questions or comments about the new site?
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By Ginna Parsons
Daily Journal
TUPELO – If you're itching to start digging in the soil, but you know it's a bit early for that, you might want to consider building a cold frame to get a jump-start on the growing season.
"Cold frames are great for starting and extending your harvest," said Kaye Lyle, manager of Building Blocks, a charitable arm of the Learning Skills Center in Tupelo, which trains students to be more successful in school.
Building Blocks sells low-cost new or gently used building supplies that have been donated by builders as well as people in the community who are cleaning out sheds, updating kitchens or remodeling homes. Items housed in the warehouse on Cliff Gookin Boulevard include molding, door pulls, plumbing items, lighting fixtures, ceiling fans, cabinets, flooring and carpet remnants, bricks, doors and windows.
"We never know what we're going to have," Lyle said, although old windows are usually plentiful. And with these old windows, Lyle fashions cold frames, and you can too, with these easy steps.
The basics
First, you'll need an old window with panes intact, and it doesn't need to be larger than 3-feet, Lyle said. You can find old windows at garage sales, antiques stores, on the side of the road and at salvage stores, such as Building Blocks. Don't use new windows; they block the sun's rays.
Once you have your window, you'll need a frame for it to sit on. This can be four bales of hay or some leftover cinder blocks from a home improvement project. The easiest and cheapest, though, is using 2-by pieces of lumber, such as 2-by-6-inch or 2-by-12-inch, Lyle said.
"Do not use treated wood because the stuff used to treat it will leach into the soil in your cold frame," she said.
Attach the pieces of lumber together with nails or screws to form a frame.
"If you screw the pieces of wood together, you can remove the screws and take the wood apart at the end of the season for easier storage," she said.
Paint the inside and outside of the frame white to reflect light, Lyle said. And make it as airtight as possible. If the lumber doesn't fit tightly in the corners, use weather stripping or flexible caulk.
"Plants hate drafts," she said.
You can attach the window to the frame with hinges if you'd like, but that's not necessary, especially if you plan to move your cold frame around a lot.
Finally, you're ready to site your cold frame. You'll want to put it in a sunny spot, facing south.
Why a cold frame?
Cold frames are beneficial all seasons of the year, Lyle said.
In the spring, you can use them to warm up the soil. Put your cold frame out about 10 days before you want to plant, she said.
"They're also great for getting seedlings hardened off," she said. "About a week before you're ready to plant seedlings in the ground, put the pots in the cold frame during the day. After four or so days, start adding them at night."
If temperatures get too warm outside, say 50 degrees or above, you'll need to prop the cold frame open for ventilation. In a cold snap, cover the frame with old blankets or a tarp or bags filled with leaves at night, but be sure to remove them first thing in the morning before the sun comes out.
Also, to help keep plants warm at night, you can take plastic milk jugs, paint them with flat black paint, fill them with water and place them in the cold frame during the day. They'll absorb heat from the sun during the day and release it at night.
In the summer, cold frames can be used to propagate plants from cuttings. In the fall, you can use them to extend the growing season and start cool weather vegetables. And in the winter, if your cold frame is large enough and insulated inside, you could weather plants over like ferns.
"Actually, a cold frame is just a mini-greenhouse," Lyle said. "You can be very elaborate with them – there are kits that are available – or very economical. If you pay $5 for a window and pick up some old wood from a construction site, you can easily build your frame for less than $15."
Ginna Parsons is the Daily Journal's food/home/garden editor.
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Paul Cantrell
Black Ice Retrievers
Marcola OR
Too many dogs to list (By some Bitch)
"Helping Hunters Train Their Dogs"
Interesting that you would be looking - someone posted this several years ago - apparently the 5 year rule did not apply in this case - as judging was not real high on my list of things to do, AKC was not called, but I think that someone who spent some time in an orange suit had something to do with the deletion - as I told a more famous folk than you or I, "I spent my life making instant decisions for the most part, listening to someone complain (though rarely) about what minor thing they thought had been missed to gain a supposed advantage was not high on any list".
Marvin S
Everyone's friend is No One's friend
Someday your life will flash before your eyes. It's your responsibility to make sure it's worth watching!
"Power is of two kinds. One is obtained through the fear of punishment and the other by acts of love. Power based on love is a thousand times more effective and permanent than the one derived from fear of punishment." Mahatma Gandhi
The first part "shall remain silent", could be interpreted to mean "make no sound, whatsoever", "give no verbal commands", or "not speak" among other things. The first definition would disallow tapping your leg (if it made noise), or shuffling or dragging your feet (if it made noise), the second and third definitions do not disallow either behavior.
The second part "hands shall remain quietly in close proximity to his body" could mean "hands remain stationary near the body, making no motion or sound", or "hands remain near the body making no Loud noises", or something else. The second definition does not preclude quiet tapping of the leg. Neither definition addresses shuffling or dragging your feet.
The third part "projects his hand during such period, whether for the purpose of assisting his dog to locate a fall or otherwise" seems to specifically disallow putting the hand out away from the body to influence the dog, and does not really pertain to either tapping your leg, or shuffling or dragging your feet
Well, this started off as a really interesting thread. Too bad we couldn't keep it that way. (Rick_C 2009, Classic RTF)
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Take what you get and thank them (the Judges) afterwards no matter what the outcome. (Moira Sheehan)
HT Rule Book
Page 27 The handler of the working dog shall remain silent
from the time handler signals for the first bird to be
thrown until the Judges release the dog.
The handler of the honoring dog may speak quietly to
the honoring dog provided the handler does not interfere
with other handlers, the working dog(s) or the Judges.
Note: While speaking quietly to the honoring dog is
allowed, threatening gestures or any form of intimidation
is not acceptable and shall not be allowed by the Judges.Page 58 2. Talking to the working dog the handler must remain
silent from the time the handler signals for the first bird to be
thrown until the judges release the dog.Page 24 No handler shall carry
any exposed training equipment (except whistle) or use
any other equipment or threatening gestures in such a
manner that they may be an aid or threat in steadying or
controlling a dog. Violation of this paragraph is sufficient
to cause the dog not to receive a Qualifying score./PaulPage 59 Threatening Gestures - or any form of intimidation made to the dog.
Paul Cantrell
Black Ice Retrievers
Marcola OR
Too many dogs to list (By some Bitch)
"Helping Hunters Train Their Dogs"
"For everyone to whom much is given, of him shall much be required." -- Luke 12:48
Raven - Moneybird's Black Magic Marker***
(Esprit's Power Play x Trumarc's Lean Cuisine)
Mick - Moneybird's Jumpin' Jack Flash***
(Clubmead's Road Warrior x Oakdale Whitewater Devil Dog)
Peerless - Moneybird's Sole Survivor
(Two River's Lucky Willie x Moneybird's Black Magic Marker)
Seen that also.