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The Laziest Fighters in MMA
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Before you leap to chastise me for calling any professional mixed martial artist lazy, allow me to have my say.
First off, the fact that I feel the gentlemen featured in this list typically lack motivation doesn't mean I intend to overtly disrespect any of them. In fact, of the men featured on this list, only one (you'll likely guess the entrant the moment you see his name) actually rubs me the wrong way. Most of these guys are pretty gnarly fighters despite their apparent absence of drive.
So, before you start typing some hot air "how dare you" brouhaha, understand that the point of this piece is to have a little fun, keep it lighthearted and get you talking.
Who looks like a lazy clown in competition? Who was the laziest guy you ever witnessed walking into a cage? Could Tank have been a legitimate force had he decided to pry himself from the bar stool long enough to discover what the inner workings of an actual gym looked like?
These are amusing questions, and this is an amusing topic. It's not meant to be interpreted as a dead-serious debate.
Quinton "Rampage" Jackson was once a highly feared light heavyweight with a propensity for massive slams and savage combinations. During his run in Pride, Rampage put on many a fantastic show and gained legions of fans with scintillating performances against the likes of Ricardo Arona, Chuck Liddell and Kevin Randleman.
He looked like the long-term future of the 205-pound division until some shady happenings left 'Page and coach Juanito Ibarra on the outs. Apparently, Ibarra may have been dipping his hand a bit too deep in the cookie jar, taking more than his fair share of Jackson's earnings.
We'll probably never know the full extent of what occurred between the two, but we do know one thing: Rampage hasn't looked quite himself since the two went their separate ways. Sure, he's picked up some impressive wins here and there, but he's not posting 6-1 streaks (his record under the tutelage of Ibarra) as of late.
In fact, Rampage looks downright burned out. He doesn't seem like a guy who's excited to be competing under the most recognizable banner in existence, he doesn't appear to be driven to work on the areas of his game that have been neglected (defensive wrestling and some diversity in his offense) and he certainly doesn't seem to be a guy who cares much one way or the other about anything related to physical work during his downtime.
A professional fighter who campaigns at 205 pounds and stands 6'1" should never flirt with the 250-pound mark. That's the sign of a fighter who just doesn't give a damn. I'm a huge fan of the man's work inside the cage, but outside, he seems quite lazy.
I'm having a little difficulty tracking the video down, but I'm about 97 percent certain it was "Krazy Horse" who once made a post-fight joke about masturbation being his most intense form of physical preparation for a fight.
One look at the man's body of work, and it becomes apparent that this statement is probably quite accurate.
Bennett runs out of steam after a few minutes in nearly every single fight. His name has become almost synonymous with the word "lazy" (I see another nickname adjustment on the horizon), but maybe he deserves a little slack. The man's been arrested more than Lindsay Lohan, Mike Tyson and yesteryear's Robert Downey, Jr. combined. It can't be too easy to squeeze legit training sessions in at the county jail.
I'm not certain I'll ever truly understand the inner recesses of Frank Mir's mind. The guy has some amazing natural ability, and that often seems to be enough for the former champion.
He began his career by avoiding training, instead relying on his uncanny ability to secure startlingly quick submissions. It looked as though Ian Freeman may have given him the wake-up call (way back at UFC 38) required to keep his future bright.
After four impressive victories, including a successful bid for the UFC's heavyweight title, Mir was in a motorcycle accident that left one of his femurs badly broken. It looked as though it might be an early end to a once-promising career.
After nearly two years away from the cage, Mir returned, but he clearly wasn't prepared to do so. His cardio was lacking, his technique seemed to have gone AWOL and his heart was left on the side of the same road he wrecked his bike on.
Mir's been nothing but up and down since 2006. He looked great in 2008, only to produce a few stunningly poor performances in '09 and '10. He's yet to rediscover the kind of drive that saw him re-emerge as a serious threat in 2008.
He looked perennially drained during his bout with Crocop at UFC 119 and looked not only out on his feet, but out of gas, after three minutes inside the cage with a healthy Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira at UFC 140. Yes, he eventually managed to secure a victory in that fight, but not until we'd already seen that lost look sink into his features.
Who knows what kind of Frank Mir we'd see if the man could keep his training camp running on all cylinders. Outside of a brief spell in 2008, I'm not sure the man has ever been truly motivated to train properly.
I don't expect Mark Hunt to show up for a fight looking chiseled. That's simply not how the New Zealander was built. He's a chubby brick house, and that's A-OK in my book. The guy is still a monster when he actually shows up to a fight in decent shape.
Unfortunately, Mark's spent half of his career taking the path of least resistance, which coincidentally happens to be the path lined by the fewest gyms and a wealth of tasty burger joints.
I don't recall Hunt ever failing a drug test, but if this man doesn't sit back and worship the Ganja and the Twinkies, I'd be genuinely stunned. Seriously, just tune in to one of his post-fight speeches. Half the time, the man sounds nearly incoherent (even in quick victory), and it looks as though he's somehow found himself stuck in an eternal battle to keep his eyelids fully raised when conscious.
I spent quite a few years on my couch with a joint in one hand and a bag of chips in the other. Who I see when I look at Mark Hunt is the same guy I saw in the mirror all those years ago.
Put the bong and the Doritos away, Mark; you've got all the tools to be a fantastic fighter. But it takes work, my friend; it takes work.
If you have your doubts about the drive of Roy Nelson, just turn on an episode of the current season of The Ultimate Fighter. This guy coasts in a way that is just outright mind-boggling.
Initially, I attributed that big belly to Father Time and genetics. After getting a much more accurate (feels funny saying that when discussing a reality show, but not even editing can manipulate this situation enough to distort the truth) read on the man by watching the oft-derided TUF season 16, I can no longer lie to myself.
Roy Nelson is fat because he's lazy, possesses a disturbing sense of self-entitlement and just flat-out refuses to push himself as hard as his peers.
If you believe I'm way off base, track down the "Coaches Challenge" episode of this season's TUF. It's utterly embarrassing, but completely reaffirming: Roy's fat because he refuses to work hard enough not to be.
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It might have sucked the first time you went through [the year between high school and college], but here, it couldn't sound better. [Mar 2009, p.113]
Angst has a new champion.
Feuled by a ninth-grader's nausea they refuse to grow out of, they take their skateboards and chase down the horizon. [Mar 2009, p.64]
In total--and there is absolutely no other way to absorb this album; if it lets up it will lose itself--the sentiment is hostile, championing a mismatched, bitchy pile of allusions to alienation, dissatisfaction, and indifference that begs for attention and respect but is too passive to amount to anything but a wan wash.
With thrash-and-burn riffs, shout-along rants, E Street Band-style blue-collar blues, and tin-can acoustics, these Jersey boys' debut album The Airing of Grievances burns all the way down from its big mouth to its black liver.
It remains instrumentally raucous, emotionally battered, and unaplogetically fun. [Winter 2009, p.100]
This is the kind of record you'll spend days rocking out to. You'll get lost walking around listening to it (I know I did), think about quitting your job to relive the days when a record like this was all that was allowed to matter.
This sense of being aware of our own impending death leading to a heightened sense of life sums up perfectly The Airing of Grievances, an album that bemoans the past, shrugs it's shoulders and raises a glass to the future.
On a lyric sheet, Titus Andronicus may appear to espouse the sort of wrist-cutting histrionics emo's typically lambasted for, but the magic lies in the band's oddly enthusiastic grass roots delivery.
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Muddy production means the literate lyrics often get drowned out by the surrounding racket, but otherwise this is a raw treat. [Mar 2009, p.105]
There's emo in the tortured lyrics and E Street Band in the arrangements, both appropriate for a Jersey crew. And the sizzling, storage-locker production makes it all sound like a cage match.
Patrick Stickles screams and moans amid the swirling, lo-fi racket, and although he sounds a helluva lot like Conor Oberst, this is no Bright Eyes knockoff. The Airing of Grievances is more inviting, fraternal, and widely referential.
The Airing Of Grievances is not about anything so much as it is for everything--the beauty of life, the tragedy of life wasted, the looming of death and the desire to go out having lived fully--no, it is not about those things at all, it is for those things, it is a collection of songs written as odes to the gritty and the beautiful and the mixing of the two: our world, our sick world.
With its brash and boiling-over debut, Titus Andronicus has done its small part to draw indie-rock out of the genre's recent navel-obsessed slump.
These are songs to learn and sing as loudly, messily and drunkenly as possible.
The Airing Of Grievances is one of the smartest, most joyous records in an age, channelling the spirit of other too-clever-by-half suburban punks from The Replacements to Nirvana and adding a dash of felllow New Jerseyite Bruce Springsteen's eye for detail. [MAr 2009, p.87]


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JACKSONVILLE ŌĆō Jaguars Head Coach Gus Bradley loves the idea of communicating with fans.
Because of that, he really loved Tuesday night.
Bradley and General Manager David Caldwell, each of whom is entering his second season with the team, spoke to season-ticket holders at length Tuesday at the first of three Season Ticket Holder Fan Forums at EverBank Field.
ŌĆ£I think itŌĆÖs really good, just to have a chance to interact with the fans,ŌĆØ Bradley said Wednesday. ŌĆ£Dave and I have always talked about being transparent. It gave us an opportunity to really live through our philosophy of being transparent.ŌĆØ
The series is exclusive to season-ticket holders with registration required for entry. The second fan forum will be held Wednesday evening with the final event Thursday, February 6. The February 6 event will be streamed live on jaguars.com.
Chad Johnson, the JaguarsŌĆÖ Senior Vice President of Ticket Sales, said the events are about helping fans better understand the JaguarsŌĆÖ football operations.
ŌĆ£We went out with surveys to hear about fansŌĆÖ experience in the stadium with regard to the business and customer service,ŌĆØ Johnson said. ŌĆ£But that doesnŌĆÖt address some of their other thoughts and concerns about the football team and where weŌĆÖre going. This provides them that opportunity to get the second half of their feedback and for us to hear what theyŌĆÖre thinking.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs a great benefit for us to hear what the fans are thinking. ItŌĆÖs pretty unique to be able to ask such a direct question to the general manager and the head coach and get their responses. Then, to watch and understand the response of the crowd and to see them nod and say, ŌĆśYeah, OK, I get it. IŌĆÖm on board with your direction and philosophy,ŌĆÖ so that part helps.ŌĆØ
Johnson said the response among fans was positive and significant.
ŌĆ£The excitement of them spreading the word to their friends and seatmates has a big impact for us,ŌĆØ Johnson said. ŌĆ£The response of fans sending messages to their friends on social media, and their friends saying, ŌĆśI missed it; IŌĆÖve got to go to the next one,ŌĆÖ that adds a lot of value for us.ŌĆØ
Bradley and Caldwell each made introductory remarks to the forum, with the pair answering questions on free agency, draft philosophy and the JaguarsŌĆÖ roster for about an hour.
Bradley talked extensively to the group about the importance of transparency, noting that he and Caldwell believe strongly in fans understanding the direction of the organization.
ŌĆ£Ideally, we want everybody ŌĆō not just our players, but our fans ŌĆō to own it,ŌĆØ Bradley said. ŌĆ£To do that, I think you have to be genuine. I think you have to be open and as much as possible, be truthful. We canŌĆÖt give them ideas who weŌĆÖre taking with the third pick, but I think as best we can we owe it to our fans.ŌĆØ
Bradley said he has sensed an increased bond between the team and fans in his year on the job.
ŌĆ£I think itŌĆÖs growing,ŌĆØ Bradley said. ŌĆ£IŌĆÖve not heard anything but positive comments as to the direction weŌĆÖre going. Now, IŌĆÖm sure there are some people who have questions, but thatŌĆÖs OK. I think it gives you a chance in that type of forum to be challenged with questions, but we need to be challenged, so the whole atmosphere and how itŌĆÖs set up is great.ŌĆØ
Bradley also on Tuesday discussed the experience of coaching the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala., last week.
While Caldwell and Bradley each said the Senior Bowl was a scouting opportunity ŌĆō with Caldwell saying it will particularly benefit the Jaguars because they have multiple mid-round selections ŌĆō Bradley said an additional positive was the reaction of players and media to the JaguarsŌĆÖ approach to the game.
Bradley and the coaching staff drew praise from media covering the game, not only for the intensity and organization of practices, but for their ability to get the South team to play with enthusiasm and cohesion. The South won the game, 20-10, last Saturday.
ŌĆ£Any opportunity to put our organization in high regard, and portray our organization in high regard, I think we have to take advantage of that,ŌĆØ Bradley said. ŌĆ£Whether itŌĆÖs at the Senior Bowl, or being transparent in fan forums, I think we have to take advantage of those opportunities and present the organization as something people can take pride in.ŌĆØ
Bradley also said the positive attention could have residual on-field impact.
ŌĆ£I think itŌĆÖs good in that it is a competitive league,ŌĆØ Bradley said. ŌĆ£YouŌĆÖre always competing to gain an edge, so I think itŌĆÖs good that when players talk to their agents and word passes on that they had a good experience.
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Iraq and Afghanistan Wars Rarely Mentioned in Campaigns
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October 29, 2010, FridaySenate Debate's 2 Unsaid Words: Iraq and Afghanistan
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October 26, 2010, TuesdayReports Released by WikiLeaks Stir Political Disputes in Iraq
Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki denounced the reports, while his opponents called them an indictment of his administration.
October 24, 2010, SundayIraq Prime Minister Visits Egypt and Iran
Nuri Kamal al-Maliki announced that he was seeking "to involve Egyptian companies in reconstructing Iraq," not to curry support for his bid for re-election.
October 21, 2010, ThursdayIraq's Stalemate
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October 20, 2010, WednesdayThe Wars That America Forgot About
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October 18, 2010, MondayThe Unfair Game
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October 13, 2010, WednesdayU.S. Presses Iraqi Leaders to Broaden Coalition
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October 11, 2010, MondayAs Maliki Clings to Power, Iraq's Fissures Deepen
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October 04, 2010, MondayPremier Works to Build Broader Coalition in Iraq
Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki reached across sectarian lines on Saturday to broaden support for his re-election bid.
October 03, 2010, SundayReversal by Sadrists Puts Maliki Closer to Returning to Power in Iraq
The deal allows for the return of an anti-American Shiite Islamic movement that could reshape U.S. relations.
October 02, 2010, SaturdayIraq Waits for a Government on a Long Vacation
As they wait for a political deadlock to end, members of Parliament have been on vacation, with pay and benefits.
September 27, 2010, MondayIraqi Political Theater, Even as Democracy Struggles
Two dozen lawmakers met in an unofficial session of a body elected more than six months ago, but still not functioning.
September 20, 2010, MondayU.S. Urges Iraqis to Try New Plan to Share Power
The United States is pushing a power-sharing arrangement in Iraq that could retain Nuri Kamal al-Maliki as prime minister but curb his authority.
September 10, 2010, FridayAfter Years of War, Few Iraqis Have a Clear View of the Future
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For those interested, Lowe's has the same price on the charcoal.
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I have a kamado and they tell you not to use the regular kingsford briquettes. I use either lump or the kingsford competition briquets that are 100% hard wood. The lump is definitely better with less ash but costco sells kingsford competition 2 x18# for less than 20 dollars, I'm ok with that. When I go I buy 2 or 3 each time as it's seasonal and stock it in my shed. If I go somewhere that has lump for a good price I buy as much as will fit in my car. Unfortunately the only place I have found with good lump for a decent price is walmart but I don't shop there. Ace sometimes has a decent price if you do ship to store.
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Every microwave your lunch in a plastic container? Or drink hot coffee out of a styrafoam cup? You're releasing toxins into your food. The warning label says not to use indoors because the toxic fumes given off by the charcoal in an enclosed environment is can kill you. Outdoors, where it should be in a well ventilated area, you are fine. To each their own. |
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Personally, I use almost exclusively (when possible) a combination of Kingsford and wood chunks in an offset smoker that is used for grilling about 98% of the time and smoking meat the other 2%. I'm a rebel and don't use a chimney, preferring instead to be anal retentive and use the same number of coals in the same lined-up configuration each time. By the time I get the grates scraped and oiled, crack a beer, and get everything else ready the charcoal is good to go. There's no smell of "chemicals", lighter fluid, coal, etc... only the hickory/apple/pecan wood that's burning. Last edited by Shorted; 04-04-2013 at 10:47 AM.. |
Looks like lowes also has the black for $2.
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Added for reference: Last year's Walmart deal: 2 x 15 lbs @ $5.48 --> 18.27 cents/lb Last year's Home Depot deal: 2 x 13.9 lbs @ $5.88 --> 21.15 cents/lb Current Home Depot deal: 2 x 20 lbs @ $12.88 --> 32.20 cents/lb Thanks cowguy for digging up the link to last year for the lazy like me. Repped. Last edited by Shorted; 04-04-2013 at 11:14 AM.. |
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Your TV is HD, your camcorder is HD, your games console is HD, even your pet cat is gloriously rendered in 1080 lines of progressively scanned video goodness -- so why not your mobile phone? At first thought, the idea of high definition in something small enough to fit in your hand seems ridiculous. Whatever next? HD digital watches?
But think again. We're living in an interconnected world, where digital content flows (fairly) smoothly back and forth across dozens of gadgets and screens. If just one of them can't handle HD video, it'll be about as popular as a Flash website at an Apple Store.
A fully featured HD phone needs to tick three boxes: it should be able to capture, display and output HD video. Displaying HD content is a good place to start, and that means a decent screen and a healthy processor. When it comes to watching high-def clips, the bigger the display, the better. A 3-inch screen should be the absolute minimum, 3.5 inches will be large enough to watch a full-length film and 4 inches (or even bigger) is the gold standard.
There isn't a phone out there with a genuine pixel-for-pixel high-definition screen. 800x480 pixels is typically the sharpest you'll find, although Apple's iPhone 4 famously boasts 960x640-pixel resolution. Also check out the technology behind the panel. The best LCD displays will have wide viewing technology (such as in-plane switching) and you should definitely screen-test the latest OLED panels. Not only are colours super vivid and high-speed action jitter-free, they use less power than traditional screens, though usually at the expense of some brightness.
The next step is capturing HD video. While many phones now boast 720 or even 1080 movie modes, there can be huge differences due to their optics, exposure and processing. Look for autofocus and an LED video light to get the best from your clips -- and don't forget the importance of audio. It won't be 5.1 surround, but stereo adds atmosphere and almost always sounds better than a single microphone.
Whether you're watching home movies or Hollywood blockbusters in HD, you'll need plenty of on-board storage. Internal memory is easy but a convenient card slot means you'll never run out of room. A replaceable battery is a real plus point, too, especially when your phone starts to fade out halfway through a long plane journey.
Finally, what's the use of high definition? The best mobiles make sharing HD content simple. Wi-Fi phones that are DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) compatible will be able to wirelessly stream vids direct to other DLNA devices, including computers of course, but also some cool new flat-screen TVs. For an easier and less geeky alternative, a few handsets offer HDMI output, usually in the form of a mini-HDMI socket and cable, although sometimes you'll need to buy an overpriced plastic dock.
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Jonathan Ritter is an ethnomusicologist whose research focuses on the indigenous and Afro-Hispanic musical cultures of Andean South America. He received his M.A. and Ph.D. in ethnomusicology from UCLA, and his B.A. in American Indian Studies from the University of Minnesota. At UCR, he teaches numerous courses on Native American, Latin American, and "world music" traditions, and is the director of Mayupatapi, the UCR Andean Music Ensemble. Prof. Ritter's work, as both a scholar and a teacher, addresses broad questions of how musical expressions are implicated in the work of cultural memory and political activism, particularly during times of political violence. He is currently completing a book manuscript, We Bear Witness With Our Song: Music, Memory, and Violence in the Peruvian Andes, that explores these themes as they emerged within the traditional and folkloric music of Ayacucho, Peru, in the context of the Shining Path guerrilla insurrection and ensuing conflict that took place in that country. Related to this work, Ritter has also published an edited collection of conference proceedings, Music and Politics in the Andes (Diagonal 2, 2009) featuring works on the topic by many of the leading music scholars working in the Andean region. Together with NYU colleague J. Martin Daughtry, he is also co-editor of Music in the Post-9/11 World (Routledge, 2007), a collection of essays by ethnomusicologists and other music scholars exploring both domestic and international musical responses to the attacks of September 11th, 2001, as well as the myriad ways that ensuing political and military actions have changed the very circumstances in which musicians create and perform today all over the world. Ritters scholarship on Andean, Afro-Ecuadorian, and Native American musics has also appeared in numerous academic journals and encyclopedias, including Ethnomusicology, the British Journal of Ethnomusicology (now Ethnomusicology Forum), and the Yearbook for Traditional Music, and he currently serves as a Contributing Editor (Andean Music) for the Handbook of Latin American Studies. Beyond music scholarship, he is also the author of a short monograph, A Work in Progress: Autonomy on Nicaragua's Atlantic Coast (Institute for International Cooperation and Development, 1995), which analyzes the political and cultural challenges that faced Nicaraguas indigenous Miskito population in the wake of the war that devastated the region in the 1980s. Ritter is the recipient of numerous grants and awards, including research funding from the Fulbright Institute for International Education and the Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research. He was also awarded the Charles Seeger Prize in 2002 by the Society for Ethnomusicology. Prior to his appointment at UCR, Ritter taught courses in ethnomusicology at Soka University of America and Chapman College, and from 2002-2004 was the founder and director of a multidisciplinary performance series, Fowler Out Loud!, at the UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History.
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Create a dreamy sense at your next party with these LED lit balloons. Inflate them with air or helium to float, and with a push of a button on top of the balloons, they'll light up. Buy it here.
Nightlight with Portable Balls by Boon:
A multi-colored interactive nightlight with removable illuminated GLO balls. The light balls don't get hot and don't break, so they make an awesome tool for a game of glow-in-the-dark catch! Children can even tuck them into bed with them and they'll fade to dark within 30 minutes. Buy it here.
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When closed, it looks like an elegant hardcover book. But as you open it, it turns into a sculptural LED lamp. The Lumio Book Lamp works on rechargeable battery, making it portable and perfect to place anywhere. The included leather strap allows it to be hung anywhere, it can also be mounted on any magnetic surface. $160
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I spent some spare time this week creating a mash up of sorts... a "markdown" doclet for Javadoc.
Markdown-Doclet Project on Google Code
Markdown is a light-weight markup language which reads much like plain-ASCII-formatted-text, as opposed to HTML which reads like... well HTML.
In fact HTML is pretty damny unreadable, which is why is frustrates me to see developers putting a whole

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 in their code's Javadoc comment boxes only to rended it almost impossible to read in the place where you're most likely to read it (in the code).
The idea of the Markdown doclet is that you can write simple (markdown) text into your Javadoc comments and they will be translated nicely into HTML in your final Javadoc output.
The hardest part of this doclet was figuring out how the hell to patch the standard Sun doclet post Java 1.5. In fact the answer to this is that you need to duplicate the whole damn thing, since they effectively stopped anyone using any part of the current class tree by putting a hard lock into the code.
I was quite suprised at how badly supported the whole Javadoc tool is by Sun. I would see Javadoc as being one of the best out-of-the-box features of the Java platform and probably one of the biggest reasons for it's wide adoption in the early years.
Anyhow, I have basically glued together the (GPL'ed) Sun doclet (with some changes), MarkdownJ (a Java implementation of Markdown) and UMLGraph.
UMLGraph? - Well I love the UMLGraph doclet which embeds UML class diagrams into your Javadocs. The UMLGraph doclet works by calling the Sun standard doclet and then doing some mods on the files that are generated, so the markdown doclet can work interchangeably with UMLGraph, albeit I had to patch UMLGraph to make that happen, since the Sun standard doclet doesn't implement any standard interface which would allow a drop in replacement!
I hope other developers can make use of this doclet, and we can keep HTML in our browsers where it belongs! :)
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Very useful!
I got it working under maven with the following snippet in my pom.xml
Keep up the pragmatic work!
Hi Sam
I've love to see your POM snippet, but the tags have been eaten? Can you re-post, or link to a pastie, or post on your own blog?
I'm trying to use it inside Eclipse but it doesn't work.
- I've downloaded the jar and stored it into /home/jan/src/MarkdownDoclet-3.0.jar
- In the package explorer I mark the project with the mouse
- I'm choosing "Project" / "Generate Javadoc"
- I check the radio button "Use custom doclet"
- For the "Doclet name" I type: "com.visural.doclets.markdown.standard.Standard"
- For the "Doclet class path" I type: "/home/jan/src/MarkdownDoclet-3.0.jar"
- click on "Next"
- In the textarea for extra javadoc options I type: "-d doc"
- click on "Finish"
The console output seems to be OK (apart from 6 warnings) and the directory "doc" is created in my project's root directory. However the created "doc" directory is completely empty!
What am I doing wrong?
Here are the last few lines of the output: * Generating doc/constant-values.html... * Generating doc/serialized-form.html... * Building index for all the packages and classes... * Generating doc/overview-tree.html... * Generating doc/index-all.html... * Generating doc/deprecated-list.html... * Building index for all classes... * Generating doc/allclasses-frame.html... * Generating doc/allclasses-noframe.html... * Generating doc/index.html... * Generating doc/overview-summary.html... * Generating doc/help-doc.html... * Generating doc/stylesheet.css... * 6 warnings
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CLEVELAND — The Indians have completed a $4.5 million, one-year contract with free agent closer John Axford.
The Canadian righty replaces two-time All-Star Chris Perez, who was released in October after Cleveland made its first playoff appearance since 2007.
Axford, who saved 46 games for Milwaukee in 2011, agreed to the contract earlier this week, pending a physical.
The 30-year-old lost his closer's job early last season and was traded to St. Louis in August. He went a combined 7-7 with a 4.02 ERA in 75 appearances for the Brewers and Cardinals. He also blew seven saves.
Axford has a 22-19 career record with a 3.29 ERA and 106 saves in 281 relief appearances.
White Sox closing in on Downs
CHICAGO — The White Sox have agreed to a $3 million, one-year contract with right-hander Ronald Belisario and are closing in on a $4 million, one-year deal with pitcher Scott Downs.
Chicago announced the agreement with Belisario on Thursday. The talks with Downs were revealed by a person familiar with the situation who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the deal had not been announced.
The 30-year-old Belisario was 5-7 with a 3.97 ERA in 77 games with the Dodgers last season and 20-12 with a 3.29 ERA over four years.
He became a free agent when Los Angeles failed to offer a contract by the Dec. 2 deadline.
Belisario is scheduled to be eligible for arbitration after the 2014 and 2015 seasons.
Downs was 4-4 with a 2.49 ERA in 68 games last season for the Los Angeles Angels and Atlanta Braves. The 37-year-old left-hander is 38-36 with a 3.48 ERA over 564 career appearances.
Downs would earn $3.75 million next season, and the White Sox would hold a $4.25 million option for 2015 with a $250,000 buyout. Fox first reported his pending deal.
Beltran, Yankees iron out details on 3-year contract
NEW YORK — Outfielder Carlos Beltran and the New York Yankees have finalized a $45 million, three-year contract.
The agreement, reached Dec. 6, was announced by the team Thursday. The eight-time All-Star is to be introduced at a Yankee Stadium news conference Friday.
The 36-year-old played for the Mets from 2005-11, when he was dealt to San Francisco. He signed a $26 million, two-year contract with St. Louis before the 2012 season and reached the World Series for the first time this year.
Slowed by knee injuries, Beltran has retained a potent bat — especially in October.
He hit .296 with 24 homers and 84 RBIs for the Cardinals this year and added two homers and 15 RBIs in the post-season.
Beltran injured his ribs in the World Series opener when he banged into Fenway Park's right-field fence while robbing Boston's David Ortiz of a grand slam.
New York seems to have a logjam among outfielders on its roster, a group that includes Jacoby Ellsbury, Brett Gardner, Ichiro Suzuki, Alfonso Soriano and Vernon Wells.
To open a roster spot, the Yankees designated right-hander Brett Marshall for assignment.
Athletics make trade for outfielder Brown
OAKLAND, Calif. — In yet another December trade by general manager Billy Beane, the Oakland Athletics have acquired outfielder Corey Brown from the Washington Nationals for cash.
Brown has played in 36 major league games in parts of three seasons, batting .175 with two homers and four RBIs.
After recently trading Seth Smith to San Diego, the addition of Brown provides further depth to an outfield figuring to feature Yoenis Cespedes in left, Coco Crisp in centre and Josh Reddick in right.
The 28-year-old Brown, a first-round pick by Oakland in the 2007 amateur draft, can play all three outfield positions.


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"Only Heather," a New Music Video by Wild Nothing
Music // Monday, February 25, 2013
Wild Nothing (aka Jack Tatum) just released a new music video for the song Only Heather. The video follows a man walking around impaled by a sword, symbolizing (we assume) the pain of a heart broken by a girl probably named Heather.
Music Video: Bat For Lashes "Lilies" directed by Peter Sluszka
Music // Sunday, February 24, 2013
We are pretty sure that whatever video Bat For Lashes decides to make, its going to be good at this point. She has a proper track record for it. But her newest video for the track Lilies has been directed by Peter Sluszka and described as ... puppets, a flock of 2D spirits, miniature landscapes, morphing polygons, and most importantly, Natasha herself were animated to create a universe in constant flux.
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New Work From Kristina Collantes
Illustration // Sunday, February 24, 2013
Kristina Collantes was born in Cabiao Nueva Ecija, Philippines. Her family moved to San Diego in 1997 and has called southern California their home ever since. She started working as an illustrator right after high school and has had the pleasure of collaborating with a wide range of clients in editorial and design. Kristina currently lives and works as a full time illustrator in Los Angeles, California.
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Karine Basilio: Born Free
Erotica // Sunday, February 24, 2013
'Born Free' is a provocative shoot, photographed by Karine Basilio, styled by Henrique De Castro Tank, beauty by Fernando Haddad, retouching by Bruno Rezende, for the issue n° 100 of U+Mag. Karine's career as a photographer started in São Paulo back into 2001 and her work has been published into rewarded Magazines like Vogue, Harpers Bazaar, L'Officiel, Estilo, Vanity Fair, Zink, Fashion Canada and The One.
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Photographs of Cubicle-Sized Apartment in Hong Kong
Juxtapoz // Saturday, February 23, 2013
Despite being ranked by The Economist as the world's most livable city, Hong Kong has a huge number of people who lived in very cramped conditions. To highlight this issue, the Society for Community Organization comissioned these birds eye view photographs of people's cubicle-sized apartments.
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A Colorful New Show by Katharina Grosse @ De Pont Museum, Tilburg
Juxtapoz // Saturday, February 23, 2013
The main display at Berlin-based artist Katharina Grosse's latest show is an installation of giant orbs of multi-colored PVC. In addition to the giant bouncy ball-looking pieces, Katharina has several large-scale paintings on the surrounding walls. Two Younger Women Come In And Pull Out A Table is on show until June 9 at De Pont Museum of Contemporary Art, Tilburg.
Michael Jackson x Lego x Stop Motion
Juxtapoz // Saturday, February 23, 2013
Using only Lego bricks, Berlin-based animator Annete Jung gives us Michael Jackson's signature dance moves.
Mike Shine: "Flotsam's Harvest", Act 3...
Juxtapoz // Friday, February 22, 2013
Mike Shine has onced again passed us along a message from Dr Flotsam, annother riddle and proverb that we assume will come together for his Flotsam's Harvest exhibition in San Francisco on March 16. It reads, Thou need not worry of frost not weed, if thou does not first protect thy seed. Does that clear it up for you?
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Opening: "(Almost) Free Formed": Chris Johanson, Barry McGee, and Laurie Reid @ City College, SF
Juxtapoz // Friday, February 22, 2013
Last night, we attended the opening of a special exhibition at City College in San Francisco, (Almost) Free Formed, featuring collaborative works of former City College students Barry McGee, Chris Johanson, and Laurie Reid. The quiet, intimate night was highlighted by the trio's organization and layout of the show, and also gave notice to the importance of SF's City College to some of the most successful and influential artists to come out of San Francisco in recent decades.
Preview: Olek "The End is Far" @ Jonathan LeVine, NYC
Juxtapoz // Friday, February 22, 2013
Jonathan LeVine Gallery is pleased to present The End Is Far, a series of new works, a site-specific installation and live performance by Polish-born, New York-based artist Olek, in what will be her second solo exhibition at the gallery. Known for her bold work and vivacious persona, Olek's ever-expanding interventions involve covering a multitude of people and objects in camouflage-patterned crochet including: bicycles, cars, shopping carts, construction vehicles and prominent public art sculptures such as Wall Street's Charging Bull; Alamo (Astor Place cube) and Gato de Botero in Barcelona.


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February 10th, 2009
John Dvorak said "SEO simply doesn't work"…
I found this post funny but it also shows how far a person knows about SEO, who's to be trusted and who's not. A post from my fave blog, SEO Book showed some points on why SEO isn't another snake oil: John Dvorak – a Good Example of Why Many Media Companies Deserve to go Bankrupt
February 11th, 2009
The big SMX event had begun and I found the live coverage from SERoundtable very helpful for those who were not able to attend the conference… Live Coverage of Keynote with Danny Sullivan at SMX West
February 12th, 2009
"Carpe diem on any duplicate content worries: we now support a format that allows you to publicly specify your preferred version of a URL."
Stop worrying about duplicate contents and start designating canonicals. Here's a guide on how to implement it; from Google Webmaster Central blog: Specify your canonical
February 13th, 2009
A follow up on the canonical tag; from Search Engine Land's blog: Google, Yahoo & Microsoft Unite On "Canonical Tag" To Reduce Duplicate Content Clutter
With this, I guess the duplicate scare would be minimized.
February 14th, 2009
"Google is embarrassed, apologizes and penalizes the Japanese site with a PageRank reduction" … Google Japan Apologizes For Awkward PR Campaign, Gets Punished With PageRank Reduction
February 15th, 2009
Part of my daily routine is scanning news from my fave sites. NYTimes just launched their article skimmer which helps a lot in scanning the top headlines, more about this from ReadWriteWeb's post on NYT Article Skimmer: Recreate the Sunday Morning Paper in Your Browser


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Not quite face to face, but definitely too close for comfort... My ex(thank God)wife's uncle was David Parker Ray. Didn't know it at the time. We were both stationed at Patrick AFB, when we went to her home in Albuquerque on leave, we'd go out to Elephant Butte to camp, just so happens that Ray's trailer was out that way. Ex and I were asked to go to the property and water the plants in the yard because Ray was incarcerated for "something". Ex's mom and stepdad took Ray's Chevy dually so they could haul stuff around. First time I found out that it was Ray's truck was when I got in it. The passenger side door and window handles were missing. Seems he and his girl would pick up hitchhikers and prostitutes in the truck; handles were gone so they couldn't get out; take them back to the trailer that he had configured into a torture chamber, and then rape/torture/kill the girls. It all came apart when one of his victims got away, running naked down the road to get help. Rat bastard died in custody, but the family firmly believes there are MANY more victims, probably submerged deep in the bowels of the lake. Needless to say I don't associate with them any more.
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In Autocad MEP i can regnerate the catalogs with something like:
CatalogManager catalog = new CatalogManager(); catalog.RegenerateCatalog(Domain.Multi-ViewPartComponent, true):
but this will regenerate every catalog that i have loaded for the multi-view part domain. How can i regenerate a single catalog like the bubble popup does when Autocad MEP detects a catalog change?
Using the link will only regenerate the specified catalog and not all catalogs. I would like to perform the same with code.
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Sorry, I don't have an answer. Maybe try asking around. But in a mean time, you may try posting to AutoCAD MEP forum. This is AutoCAD Forum. I suspect majority of people are working with vanilla AutoCAD. There may be somebody over there who might be able to answer your question. (or cross post with pointers so that you get maximum exposure, at least.)
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I asked about this to AME product team. Unfortunately, they confirm that it is not possible with the current exposure of API. Sorry for the bad news.
Thanks for the reply. I did find a workaround that at least works. It involves reading the catalogs loaded through the registry and removing all but the catalog i want to regenerate. I regenerate the catalog and then reload all of the catalogs by inserting their paths back into the registry. Not elegant but at least it works and is faster than regenerating all the loaded catalogs vs a single catalog.
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The Case of the Drunk Police Officer, the Ankle Holster and the Errant Shot in a Patrol Car
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DPD just sent its official, detailed recap of what happened, along with Dallas Police Chief David Brown's statement -- and he is not pleased, both with Beemer ("reckless") and the officers who tried to get her home in one piece (they "were trying to do the right thing but did it in the wrong way"). DPD also provided the very-NSFW audio and video of the event, posted after the jump.
According to DPD, when Beemer became too drunk to drive, another off-duty officer at the bar offered to drive her home. He got Beemer into his personal car -- but she jumped out and, according to DPD's release, "attempted to hide." At which point two on-duty officers -- Miguel Jamaica and Beemer's boyfriend Zachary Helm -- were called in to assist.
Beemer got into the back of Helm's patrol car; Jamaica went back on patrol. Helm then called another officer, Steve Meyers, who'd just gotten off work, and told him maybe it'd be a good idea if he followed 'em home and watched Beemer "due to her intoxication." But for whatever reason, when they hit Gaston and Skillman, Beemer pulled a revolver out of her ankle holster and fired a single shot into the right rear floorboard of her colleague's ride...
In the dashcam footage above, officers escort Beemer (who is clearly intoxicated and, well, upset) to Helm's car for a ride home from Lee Harvey's.
She's on administrative leave pending an investigation; Jamaica and Helm are on restricted duty, because the chief isn't happy with how they behaved either. Internal Affairs is now involved, and "should any additional allegations of misconduct be exposed," says the DPD's release, "they will be thoroughly investigated as well."
To which Brown adds, in full:
"I am extremely disappointed by Officer Beemer's conduct and the actions she took during this incident. The recklessness she displayed is unacceptable conduct for a Dallas Police Officer and will be dealt with in a manner consistent with the Police Department's disciplinary process. I believe some of the involved officers were making what they believed to be a good faith effort to assist a fellow officer. However, they could have clearly determined that officer Beemer was intoxicated to the point she was a danger to herself and the public and made an arrest during their initial contact with her. The officers were trying to do the right thing but did it in the wrong way."


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When buying a hamster it will be necessary to purchase equipment such as hamster cage, water bottle, food dish, woodshavings, food, exercise equipment and toys. A good sized hamster cage will cost £30-£100 depending on the size of the cage. Other equipment can cost £10-£20.
The hamster will need a grain or pellet diet and vegetables and this can cost approximately £2-£4 per month.
Woodshavings and bedding will be needed to cover the floor of the hamster cage and provide a nest, and this can cost £2-£4 per month depending on the size of cage.
Although the main regular costs of keeping a hamster are listed above there are always unexpected costs that can occur, equipment that needs to be replaced or veterinary treatment that is needed. Therefore in addition it is best to factor in an additional cost of £50-£80 per annum for extras when working out whether keeping a hamster can be afforded.
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Angels can't stop the rain or another loss, fall to Baltimore 4-3
It really speaks to how the Angels' season is going when you find yourself rooting for the rain to never stop.
For a few hours, it looked like the Halos may have caught a break after Baltimore took the lead in the bottom of the fifth only to have the umpires call a rain delay with two outs in the inning. Had the rain not stopped, the inning wouldn't have counted and the game could've been wiped out and the Halos could at least temporarily avoid a loss.
Nope. Didn't happen. Even the weather is against the Angels right now.
Instead, play resumed and the Angels tried to mount a comeback after once again being largely held in check by Freddy Garcia, which is kind of inexcusable but also totally expected. As per usual, the Angels had their shot, loading the bases with one out only to be foiled by Albert Pujols striking out on three pitches and Mark Trumbo weakly grounding out to end the threat.
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-- Hmm, Mike Trout hit a homer and drew a walk despite playing left field. It is almost like his defensive position doesn't matter at all when it comes to his production at the plate. Who woulda thunk it?
-- Peter Bourjos just picked up right where he left off with two base hits tonight. He may not be batting leadoff right now, but it clearly isn't affecting him. If he can keep producing above his talent level like he has been, it would really give this pathetic lineup a shot in the arm.
-- I can't decide if Garrett Richards looked weirder with the long crunchy hair or without it. He certainly pitched better without it. I guess that'll have to do.
-- Hank Conger is officially that spazzy kid that was always making the coach mad with all the stupid things he did when you played Little League. Watching him scurrying out of the dugout with his tail between the legs after he failed to get ready to pinch-hit in time.
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I was tempted to blame the 200 members of the Trout family that showed up to root Mike on for somehow putting the whammy on the team, but that would be unfair because this team has been whammied sine Opening Day. No, the real culprit here was Howie Kendrick who left two runners on in the first, GIDP'd in the fourth and struck out with a runner in scoring position in the sixth.
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Homeowners contemplating a move to the suburbs but not wanting to give up being close to the city decided on a historic house in Riverdale, a neighborhood in the Bronx only minutes away from Manhattan. -- Jackie Bischof
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John Wolff and Nancy Eppler-Wolff purchased this home on Goodridge Avenue in Riverdale in the Bronx in 1991 for slightly over $1.24 milllion. The Medieval Revival-style house was built in 1920 and is part of the Fieldston Historic District, according to the city Landmarks Preservation Commission. (Correction.) Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal
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The foyer of the home is pictured. Dr. Eppler-Wolff is a clinical psychologist who also teaches at Columbia University and Mr. Wolff is an attorney and partner at Manhattan-based investment firm CEW Partners. The couple have three children aged 31, 28 and 24 years old. Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal
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The kitchen is pictured. Before purchasing the home, the family lived in Manhattan but had spent time in Riverdale. Their son played Little League in the area and Dr. Eppler-Wolff had gone on school trips to Wave Hill, a public garden and cultural center, when she worked as a teacher. They decided to move here when their children started to attend nearby Fieldston School. Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal
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A breakfast nook is shown. 'It's the suburbs but New York City,' said Mr. Wolff of Riverdale, which lies a few miles north of Manhattan. 'We didn't want to move to the suburbs, we're both professionals and we didn't want the long commute times,' said Dr. Eppler-Wolff. 'We wanted the best of both worlds.' Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal
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The living room is shown. After purchasing the home the family added central air conditioning and heating, and replaced some of the plumbing, wiring and windows before they moved. Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal
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Later they restored some of the home's original details, such as the wall panelling in the main hallway and dining room and the friezes on the living room ceiling, shown here. 'Living in a historic home was really important to us,' said Dr. Eppler-Wolff. 'A place that just had it own provenance, so to speak. It's just been so much fun.' Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal
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The Wolffs added wainscotting in the dining room and used fabric wallpaper 'to bring back that old world feel,' said Mr. Wolff. Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal
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The couple redid the library, pictured, in African teak. It is Mr. Wolff's favorite room in the house for reading and relaxing. When the children were younger, it was where the family gathered to watch TV, play chess and chat. Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal
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The home's sun room is pictured, which the family improved with new windows and doors. Mr. Wolff has a 25 minute commute to the city on Metro-North and Dr. Eppler-Wolff takes about fifteen minutes to drive to her workplace in the city. The couple said it was important to them that their children experience a 'suburban type of life,' said Mr. Wolff. 'When it snows, they can play on their sleds and during spring time, they have Little League right outside the door,' he said. Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal
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The second floor is shown. The family has updated the house throughout the years with new carpets and paint and have made improvements to the kitchen. The approximately 7,100-square-foot house has seven bedrooms, six full bathrooms and one half bathroom. Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal
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Shown here, the master bedroom. The couple are members of the Riverdale Yacht Club and said they will miss the neighborhood and the outdoor activities it offers, such as cycling in Van Cortlandt Park. 'That's the beauty of Riverdale,' said Mr. Wolff. Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal
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The master bathroom is shown. With their children grown and their lives 'centered in the city' the couple feel they no longer need such a large house. But, they will leave with 'lots and lots of memories,' said Mr. Wolff. 'That's where our children grew up, that's where they had their bar and bat mitzvahs,' he said. Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal
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The home's lower level recreation room has a gym area, pool table and bar which Mr. Wolff describes as an 'old Irish speakeasy.' Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal
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Another view of the home's exterior is shown. The Wolffs hope to continue to visit Riverdale after they move, especially their favorite restaurant, Jake's Steakhouse near Van Cortlandt park. The home was first listed with Robert E. Hill in April 2011 for slightly under $4 million. It was relisted in January this year by Coldwell Banker Bellmarc Realty for $3.45 million before a change to its current price of $2.9 million. Rayon Richards for The Wall Street Journal
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Valentine Warner's summer pudding
Ingredients (Serves 6)
600g/1lb 6oz raspberries, rinsed
600g/1lb 6oz strawberries, rinsed, hulled and halved if large
600g/1lb 6oz blackberries
300g/11oz caster sugar
Juice ½...
Ingredient of the week: sweet summer strawberries
Eating strawberries in the middle of winter can bring a little ray of sunshine to a cold day – but their flavour is only so sweet because they've been absent for so long.
The perfect...
Tasty burgers with pickled cucumber relish
Ingredients (Serves 4)
450g/1lb beef mince
1 small green apple, grated
2-3 tbsp freshly chopped chives
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
English muffins or burger buns, to serve...
Barbecued steaks with lime and tomatoes
Ingredients (Serves 4)
4 x 175g/6oz lean sirloin, rump or rib-eye steaks
Grated zest and juice of 1 lime
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
For the sauce
1 tbsp olive or rapeseed...
Strawberry and cucumber salad by Lucas Hollweg
Ingredients (Serves 4)
1 large cucumber, cut lengthways into strips with a peeler, ideally avoiding the seeds
500g (1lb 2oz) strawberries, hulled and thinly sliced
4 big handfuls of watercress...
Strawberry soufflés
Ingredients (Serves 4)
1 tbsp butter
4 large free-range egg whites
125g/4½oz caster sugar
4 tbsp Bonne Maman Strawberry Conserve
1 tbsp icing sugar, to dust
Jalousie Plantation's roasted mahi mahi
Ingredients (Serves 4)
4-6 oz grouper fillets (halibut or cod would work)
1 cup cooked Israeli couscous
2 cups dry white wine
¼ cup chopped garlic
¼ cup diced pancetta
Sea bass ceviche
Ingredients (serves 2 as a starter)
1 fillet of sea bass, skin removed
1 red chilli
½ red onion, sliced as thinly as possible
1 lime
1 small bunch coriander, roughly chopped
Greengage jam
Ingredients (makes 1 jar)
500g ripe greengages
400g sugar
70ml water
1tsp vanilla extract
Stone the fruit and poach in the water for about 30 minutes very gently...


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A teacher of mine once told me "nothing matters except your book" –referring of course, to my portfolio. Photographers use portfolios for self-promotion, to share a story or point of view, to help create a body of work, or to establish or reinforce professional identity.
The range of options in portfolio design and presentation makes for a number of choices—format, size, paper type, books, boxes, albums, printing processes and more. Other considerations: Budget? How much time to invest? Can new work be added, or can old work easily deleted? How do I pitch my work to different audiences?
In this article I'll discuss a presentation option I've been working with lately and it's one that I like quite a bit. Simple and inexpensive with straightforward construction, it's changeable, elegant and a bit different.
The ready-made folio itself is made from a precision- cut sheet of heavy paper, folded to create a recloseable envelope or pocket that holds 10–15 prints. I'm currently using this design to showcase a dozen of my images printed on 310gsm Ilford Gold Silk inkjet paper. Each image is imprinted with my name, the title of the body of work and my web address.
I created my own simple Photoshop templates (vertical and horizontal) that photo technique readers can download for free to create their own folio pages with a minimum of stress. (See resources).
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Posted on Fri, 03.25.2011 @ 19:13I would like to offer my apologies to 18th Street cafe for the comments posted earlier. It should not be used by anyone to have any negative connotations about 18th Street cafe and the great business that they offer Miami. They continue to offer great service downtown.... Read more