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At some point, soon, the Scripting News feed will have items without titles. The body of these items are in their descriptions, as explained in the RSS 2.0 spec.
An item may represent a "story" -- much like a story in a newspaper or magazine; if so its description is a synopsis of the story, and the link points to the full story. An item may also be complete in itself, if so, the description contains the text (entity-encoded HTML is allowed; see examples), and the link and title may be omitted. All elements of an item are optional, however at least one of title or description must be present.
Scripting News started in this format, and Frontier News before it.
Manila, the first CMS to produce RSS feeds, supported title-less items in feeds.
In 2006, Google Reader had gained dominance, and didn't support title-less posts. As a result Scripting News didn't look great in their reader, so there was pressure on me to change. At the same time Twitter came along, and fully adopted the idea of posts without titles, so I split my blogging into two pieces, one on Twitter and my linkblog, and the other, just the essays that appeared on Scripting News before. Scripting News, the first blog to have a feed, conformed to Google Reader's omission (a kind way of putting it) or bug (more fair). Scripting News became Google's idea of what a blog is. Ugh.
I felt this was okay as long as Twitter held promise for being a revolutionary Internet-scale notification service with a powerful API. But they've backed off that. Their service hasn't improved in a long time. I didn't realize how much I missed doing the intermediate-length posts until I started using Facebook regularly. But stuff I post there has no lasting value. So I need a better place for that kind of writing, so why not use my own blog? Of course that's the right answer.
I'm undoing the mistake I made in 2006. And that means you may either find that your RSS reader supports my feed, or it doesn't. I'm not going to let them hold me back. If you can't read my feed in their tools, then you can switch to one that works properly, read the site in a web browser, or don't read it at all.
I'm sorry it has to be this way, but reader developers have been deciding arbitrarily not to support an important part of the RSS standard. I want to use the feature, I was using it long before any of them existed, and it's easy for them to support. Just a little bit of thinking and a little bit of coding.
As I was working on Fargo 2, I got more comfortable with GitHub, and did something I've always wanted to do -- I released the templates for the core types in as open source. I hope at some point (now?) this will help get a design community booted up around Fargo.
Why? Well I'm all thumbs when it comes to CSS. But I love the results that great designers can produce with it. Fargo is a design platform, and the templates, released as open source, can make that work as a real community.
For example, I had trouble making Disqus comments work with the medium template, so I tabled it. I never have gotten back to it. Maybe someone else has the patience or know-how to make it work.
To make this work, you have to learn how to use Fargo as a CMS. And that's another benefit. If we can have a platform that's equally comfortable for writers, programmers and designers, then we really have something. This is something we had working well in the early blogging communities, with my own Manila and Radio, as well as with Blogger, Movable Type, Tumblr. We can have it again, with the benefits of modern browsers and servers.
The templates are released in OPML and plain text. If you want to edit them in Fargo, of course you'd use the OPML. If you figure out a way to make it work when editing as plain text, more power to you, I still want to share.
Also this may seem like gibberish today, but I hope in a few months it'll seem easy.
Yesterday started with a breakthrough -- Newsweek, the beleaguered, mostly forgotten news pub, had done a bit of investigative journalism, and had found the great Satoshi Nakamoto. The virtuoso technologist, sociologist and economist who came up with BitCoin. Strike one for journalism! They still have the right stuff.
By the end of the day -- the breakthrough was a black eye. The good news was now bad news for Newsweek and for journalism. This, in all likelihood, was not the man. Not only was Newsweek wrong, they were spectacularly wrong, wrong on the cover, using up one of their last bits of credibility. From now on will Newsweek be anything but a punchline?
But what does this say about investigative journalism in the future, when the rest of us can quickly evaluate the cover of Newsweek and find it lacking? And how many wrong stories of the past stood, because there was no Internet to expose them?
In my own field, I can tell you that most of the stories Newsweek ran about tech were based on huge omissions. Their typical tech story was about a titan fighting to control the future, when the truth is they were fighting a losing battle against obsolescence. But the MSM never reports this, because they have too much regard for money and many of them want jobs working for the moguls they write about.
We still hear it, in the last gasps of 20th century journalism -- in the stories we don't read about moguls who are starting news companies (the reporters don't write them). They still worship money, when all money can do is buy you big houses, cars and spouses, lots of them, sports teams, and offices full of journalists.
I read an interesting piece by Brent Simmons yesterday about his passion for creating blogging systems. He's thinking about doing a quick one, running in node.js. As I read the piece I recognized a lot of the ideas as ones that we've already implemented in Fargo Publisher, which is an open source, MIT licensed, node.js app.
My first thought was wouldn't it be great if Brent used Fargo Publisher as a starting point? That way we might get some new features, maybe some bug fixes, and more users. Having two pieces of software resting on top of an API gives it a much better chance to gain traction.
My second thought was that he was planning on using the Metaweblog API, something I designed in 2002, to build on the Blogger API. But we've gone so much further in the intervening 12 years. Metaweblog views each post as a document, but Fargo views a whole website as a document. Suppose you had a computer that could only deal with one file at a time, and one came along that could have as many open windows as you want? Wouldn't you want to at least try it?
In that way Fargo 2 is the next step after Metaweblog. Yes, it's too bad progress happens so slowly in tech. 12 years for such a simple evolution. But at least it happened. It would be a shame if we had to wait another 12 years for adoption by users, esp very advanced ones like my longtime buddy, Brent.
These are the tech heroes of our day.
Snowden sacrificed to change our point of view of everything electronic. We had become too complacent, our blinders were on, we couldn't talk about the reality of the networks we are using.
Banksy uses new media to communicate strong messages via art.
Satoshi Nakamoto hacks the structure of our economic system, with pure tech.
These people are real media hackers, with very different approaches. They inspire and create and don't give a shit what Political Correctness says.
There's a generic kind of site, a product home page, divided into sub-pages.
Each sub-page has a different background color or image, and uses a different kind of layout, and format and fonts. They are like panels in a brochure. You scroll through the site with the mouse on the desktop, or by flicking with your index finger on a tablet or a phone.
I've got one example of this kind of site.
Question #1 -- Does this kind of site have a name?
Question #2 -- Are there any good how-to's on setting one of these up? Or generic examples? I just don't know what they're called or I could probably find them on my own.
Obviously I want to make a Fargo template for this kind of site, to make it easy for writers and graphic designers to create them quickly. I, myself, have an application for this kind of site.
Thanks in advance for pointers.
A simple demo page illustrating the ideas.
Thanks for all the suggestions from commenters.
It's really very simple. Several fixed-height divs, styled as a table, containing a block of text that's styled as a table-cell.
My brother was in town a few weeks ago. We went to a Brooklyn Nets game on the subway and got lost and had to take a cab to Barclays in the snow and cold. It may not sound like fun but it was.
We talked about how various software projects turned out. I had a memory of a product we did that never shipped, it was called Broadway, or Boxes & Arrows, or PowWow, it had a lot of names over the years. The idea was this -- if you wanted to do layout right, presentation-type layout, you have to have graphics that have relationships to each other that persist, even as the objects are moved and resized.
So I could say that box A and box B are always centered relative to each other. When I move one the other would also move to maintain the relationship.
This was meant to be a tool people would use to create designs for PowerPoint-like presentations, designs that other people would use, and that would look good even if they had just a little text here and a lot of text there, or the other way around. Designers would set it up so there were rules that made it look great either way.
It followed the usual formula for software platforms. The authoring tool trades off ease-of-learning for power. The runtime must be trivially simple to use. Ways for people who invest to pack knowledge into their designs, and have it blossom to delight the neophyte.
(Sounds like something Walt Frazier might say.)
Whenever I have to do tedious layout of web pages, and find in the end the result is unsatisfactory and fragile I think of how it really should be done, and hope someday we make a popular platform that has these recalculating graphics in all their glory.
And I think it's also the way we'll ultimately solve the "responsive design" question.
A few days ago I tweeted: "Professional blogging --> no. It can be incidental. A professional reporter can blog. But being a blogger is not a professional thing."
At the time, I promised I'd write a blog post to explain. This is that post.
It is possible for a professional reporter to blog, even when they're doing their job as a reporter. But it is not a professional act. A reporter might blog about what they learn being a reporter, or covering a certain story. The reporter is an expert on reporting, at least. But a reporter could also be an expert at model trains. Or skiing. Or even be a kibitzer about politics or sports. Expertise comes at all levels. Let's not judge someone as not being expert enough. If you have something to say, it's cool to say it, and a blog is a great place to say it.
However, a blogger is not a reporter who uses WordPress. Yes it's a blogging system, but it's also a content management system, fully capable of running the web presence of all sizes of news organizations. How your writing is transmitted to readers has nothing to do with the act of writing news. It's a trivial distinction.
What's the harm in letting reporters call themselves bloggers? Well, we need a word for a person who shares his or her expertise for free. And we have such a word -- blogger, which derives from the word weblog which was coined by an early blogger, Jorn Barger, and shortened by Peter Merholz to blog and adopted by the community, years before reporters started calling themselves bloggers.
We need a word for what we do because it is an important activity. You can't understand how news works today without understanding the role that bloggers play. So in a sense professional reporters hurt themselves by usurping a term that meant something before they applied it to themselves.
Why are bloggers important to reporters? Bloggers are your sources. They are the people who previous generations of reporters had to reach by telephone. These days reporters can skim hundreds of perspectives on the web, prioritized by search engines. The reach of reporters in the age of blogging is far greater that it was in the age of the telephone. Understanding this synergy is key to understanding how news will evolve in the future.
But the real reason to let amateurs have this word is it's the right thing to do. It's fair. Reporters already have a word to describe what they do. Let us keep ours.
See also: Why blog?
This season's Knight News Challenge is going to fund projects that strengthen the free and open Internet. That's what we're doing at Small Picture and in the Fargo community.
I think that's a great idea! And I'd like to flip things around a bit. I'd like to help people who want to use Fargo, or the open source publisher software or outliner component, to do projects that help strengthen the Internet, and apply to Knight for funding.
Or maybe developing some compatible services on Dropbox, using templates, OPML or RSS. Or even making node.js servers easier for tech-savvy users to deploy.
Maybe you want to do JavaScript toolkit that flattens-out the various storage APIs: Box, Google Drive, Microsoft, Dropbox, etc?
It's a nice coincidence that Knight is focused on this now. If you have an idea you'd like to work on with our support or technology, either send me an email, or post a comment below.
I have a dream of having a real-world (not online) conference next summer with 15 teams working on these projects, and looking for all kinds of great ways to connect them together. I even have a venue in mind, and when you hear what it is it'll blow your mind.
A blog post has lasting value.
A tweet stream is more ephemeral, it can evaporate almost instantly.
Not saying that quick comments shouldn't be tweeted, but when you figure something out that's not trivial, if it has value, you're wasting it if you put it on Twitter or Facebook.
The mission of blogging is to empower all of us to go directly to each other with our expertise. So if you know something as well as anyone else, or you learn something or know something that should be shared, then you should share it on your blog.
Blogging needs your help. There's cobwebs in the blogosphere. I want to dust everything off, and start linking our stuff together, and get some developer energy flowing, and let's do some new stuff.
Blogging is a good idea. Most people aren't compelled to share their ideas, thinking, knowledge and expertise. But if you're one of them, please use the tools, or if they fall into disuse, we'll just have to invent them again. Let's keep it growing.
Software is a process.
It's never finished. There are always bugs to fix, features to add.
Usually, when one company buys another, they buy the software, not the process.
It would be more realistic to contract with a developer or group of developers the way book publishers contract with authors, or studios contract with directors. You buy N books, or movies, or albums. Then the creative person gives you what they contracted for.
Don't try to hire employees to make products. You need to be able to take creative risks. It's hard to do within a corporation. By "hard to do" I mean impossible.
Unlike movies, books, music -- software continually evolves. So even if the initial creator moves on, there always has to be the equivalent of a show runner that stays with the product, the kind of person who does what Vince Gilligan did on Breaking Bad, for example.
I've now moved on from two products, one through acquisition and one by passing off to a new management team. Both times the product died.
I'm still trying to figure this out.
A throwbackthursday picture of me as a grad student at UW-Madison in 1977 or so, programming on a Unix system, probably working on my first outliner.
There was a nice Facebook thread re this picture.
A 14-minute podcast follow-up to the previous podcast on the future of news.
2000: How to make money on the Internet.
2009: Natural Born Bloggers.
We gave everyone a broadcast station and a printing press.
Not everyone does it.
Say 1 percent are NBBs.
They all can do it, but most don't want to.
News orgs will be machines for processing huge amounts of news, adding/teaching quality.
Evan Williams is doing this at Medium.
But I don't like that he has a bottleneck, that his publishing system requires that you write and store your writing on his servers.
Here's a great A-B example.
I posted the same image to Twitter and Facebook.
On Twitter, a nothing.
On Facebook, a discussion!
Many of the comments I get on Twitter are really for someone else -- they're responding to the headline of a link I've posted, that I didn't write.
And they're very often not responding to the story, just to the headline. And they respond as if I'm the author. Always leads to misunderstanding. Example.
And 140-characters is a severe limit for people who are good writers, for people who aren't good writers (i.e. most people) it's impossible to understand what they mean.
So you have to ask for clarification, if you have the patience, and the follow-ups are usually just as cryptic.
I think Twitter is a failed experiment. Something about its limits needs to be eased. Or maybe it's time to start over, with a different idea altogether.
A Facebook discussion emanating from a picture of me as a grad student in 1977, programming in the Unix lab at UW-Madison.
The same picture posted on Twitter.
Other people's long distance travel is virtually instantaneous.
For example, I just saw a post from NakedJen saying that she's leaving Paris. I expect to see a post from her in a few minutes saying she's home in Salt Lake City.
You'll see. It'll happen almost in the blink of an eye!
Speaking of perfectly targeted ads.
Here's a screen shot of a NYT article about Raymond Felton of the Knicks.
And in the right margin an ad for a tech conference put on by O'Reilly.
I would put in my profile something like this: "No more offers of tech conferences that don't include speaking offers."
That would be what Doc Searls calls a "conversation."
We're getting closer.
Reminds me of a story about me, John Doerr, Google and Philip Bump.
A long time ago I wrote a story about John Doerr, and it ranked very high on Google in a search for John Doerr. I joked that my investment in Doerr was doing well. As if "owning" him on Google had some dollar value.
Philip Bump, a clever dude, bought an adword next to that search, knowing that I would look at it, and the ad said "Hey Dave Winer..." I laughed. But that's as perfect as targeting can get. He had a market of one. And I actually did see it and loved the attention.
He now writes for The Atlantic, and he told me the story when I went down there to visit last year.
In today's podcast/blog post this line is the one that resonated most with people.
But it's not the first time this idea has appeared on scripting.com.
In 2006, I wrote a piece entitled "Making money with ads? Not much longer..."
Here's the key paragraph:
I read two pieces today that stimulated a 14-minute podcast.
Jeff Jarvis: Philanthropy and news.
Marc Andreessen on the future of the news business.
20th century news was about information flowing through small numbers of reporters to large numbers of readers.
This was necessitated by the technology, which was one-to-many.
21st century technology doesn't have this limit.
Advertising is evolving, it's becoming more like a todo list to follow up on the things you're interested in.
Eventually you will be able to write your own queries, and have companies make offers to you. This is the model Doc Searls has been talking about for years.
Perfectly targeted ads are just information.
News organizations will evolve too.
Their mission is to make information flow effective.
To facilitate, as before, but with far more writers. Open, like Wikipedia is open.
The quality of a news org will be in its writing, research, integrity. Their challenge is to scale that to meet the demand, and the capabilities of the new technology.
Old thinking -- news writing is exclusive.
New way -- news is written by many (but nowhere near everyone).
The power of a news organization is limited by the capacity of the wires. An organization like the NYT has more than a small interest in making the infrastructure of Manhattan world class. Right now it's far from it.
I'm a Knicks fan. I spent the winter in denial, but gradually as the season progressed, I realized I was following them more closely than any other team. And identifying with their ups and downs. And this year of course it's been mostly downs. It's okay. I was a Mets fan too.
I have some weird theories about the fortunes of the Knicks. I think last year they did well because they had Jason Kidd at guard. It seems like a very long time ago. This year, they have a void at point guard. And their star, Carmelo Anthony, needs a great point guard to work with. Pretty simple reason for this. Someone has to know who else is hot on the floor and make sure they get the ball almost as much as Melo. Otherwise the other team just double or even triple-teams Melo. It's easy to defend a team that has just one shooter, even if he's the best shooter in the league, as it is pretty clear Melo is (either #1 or #2).
But Kidd turned 40 last season, so they knew it couldn't last. If Melo had been a bit more open-minded, I think he would have seen that Jeremy Lin, with his sharp eyes and mind, would have been a good student of Kidd's and a good distributor of the ball for a team that tends to rely too much on Melo.
I think this is a lesson for everyone in business or sport, anywhere creativity and seizing the moment matters. Don't always look for the answer where you expect it. Lin wasn't one of Melo's classmates from 2003. Melo is a superstar. But he could have forged a partnership with Lin, made him his little buddy, and and built from there. It's amazing to see what Houston was able to do with creativity, and how it led to their signing of two players who, if they were playing with Melo, might have made New York, along with Anthony, a championship contender. The Knicks might not have been able to afford Dwight Howard and James Harden, but then New York is the center stage in the basketball world, and Houston is a backwater. But they're a backwater with a team we would love to have in New York.
I'd like to go to a conference once a year, where I hear from people who are developing apps in other environments, and have them explain the significance of their work, relying on my understanding of basic computer science principles. I understand databases, network protocols, languages, user interface, web apps, content management.
Here's an example, where Brent Simmons explains how he's working on his new database synchronization technology.
We have lots of conferences for tech marketers and investors. We have conferences for specific technologies, and various companies have developer conferences. O'Reilly has tried to cut across the disciplines, but they don't welcome everyone equally.
I want the kind of conference they have in academia, once a year, where leading technologists get together for a few days, get on stage and tell us what they've discovered and developed. I know we need this because I find huge gaps in what I know about.
I can understand things much more quickly if they're explained by people who know what they're talking about. I want to meet the leaders of other communities, shake their hands, and get to know them, so we can work together more effectively in the future.
People like blogging software that allows them to export their content.
In Fargo 2 we do that, and take it one step further. Your content is always exported. It's the only format for the content.
For example, here's the exported content of Scripting News.
Click on the tab with Scripting News content.
Choose Get Public Link from the File menu.
Click OK to confirm.
Copy the URL.
Paste it into the post.
It took about five seconds.
We are radical about empowering users. It's your content. You shouldn't have to export it.
Update: I changed the way they work. I am now happy with the way they look.
I used to have a feature on Scripting News that I called paragraph-level permalinks, but other people called them WinerLinks, because I was apparently the first to have them. Whatever you call them, they're nice to have. And I heard from a few people that they missed them, so I put the feature on my to-do list.
Notice that this post has them. Over in the right margin, you should see little purple hashes. If you click on one, it'll open the page scrolled to that paragraph.
They're useful if you want to comment elsewhere on a specific part of a post. Since I want to encourage people to do that, I like the idea of these links. What I don't like is how distracting they are. I like the feature, but I'd like to have it be less visible.
For that I ask you, Ms or Mr Designer, to give it a try. Mock up a page with these links and try to come up with something that looks better.
PS: To see how distracting they can be, look at a longer post as an example.
Update #2: I tweaked the implementation to use the first characters of the first five words in the paragraph to form the permalink. This allows you to reorder the paragraphs without breaking links. However, if you change any of the first five words, the links break too. Trade-offs, always. This idea was stolen from the NYT implementation of paragraph-level permalinks.
On Friday I wrote about Google, yesterday about Facebook.
Today I want to write about my blog and formats it uses to connect with others, and how that might work with Facebook and Google -- at the same time.
I'm "still" posting on my blog, and have no plans to stop. In fact, I hope to help other people get back into their own blogs. I think we can reboot a little, maybe not in a huge way, but blogging as an activity could use a little love, a little sprucing up, some spring cleaning. There are a lot of cobwebs in the blogosphere. People have left junk around that isn't getting used anymore. And we could use some fresh ideas about how to connect stuff up.
But while all that rebooting is happening, maybe Facebook et al could help facilitate the reboot? After all, they employ programmers and researchers who need to share knowledge with each other, and need places to record their ideas where they can find them again, and where others working in the same field can find them.
One way they could help is by adopting some of the standards of the blogosphere, so their content can integrate with ours. For example, if I paste the URL of an RSS feed or an OPML file into a Facebook post, they could do something nice with it. Today they don't, at all. I discovered this yesterday by accident when I pasted a link to an RSS feed into a Facebook post. I just tried an experiment and pasted a link to an OPML file, the canonical test outline -- states.opml, into Facebook. Again, nothing happened. OPML with its ability to structure information for presentation, would be a perfect complement to Facebook. Both are outgrowths of graph theory, a subject that I studied as a college student many years ago (it was so funny to see Facebook use the terminology of my once-obscure avocation).
If Facebook supported OPML and RSS, we could probably find some interesting ways to integrate our tools with their environment. That's how we're going to fix this silo problem, by knocking down some of the walls. If they'll let our content in, without having it hosted on their servers, it can have a dual life. "Out here" it can be indexed by Google and shared among other interested people, over long periods of time. And inside Facebook, we can share our thoughts with our friends and family, so they can keep up with what we're doing.
During the last few months, I would occasionally share my development progress with my Facebook friends. They were some of my most popular posts. Possibly because what I do is so much in vogue these days, there's so much curiosity about how software developers work. I love this. I've always had to wave my hands when people ask what I do, while their eyes glaze over. But these days it's quite different.
I want to keep using Facebook, but my professional work must be done on the web, or it doesn't work. Perhaps we can make that a win-win?


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Layered Fruitcake with Creme Fraiche Frosting
This recipe makes enough batter for a three-layer cake; to make the towering six-layer cake pictured, make two separate batches, rather than simply doubling the ingredients. The frosting recipe makes an ample amount for either three or six layers. If desired, granish with sugared lemon zest.
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For the Cake
- Unsalted butter, for pans
- 2 cups (8 ounces) almond flour
- 3 tablespoons bread flour
- 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons confectioners' sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/2 teaspoon coarse salt
- 2 tablespoons golden raisins
- 2 tablespoons dried cranberries
- 2 tablespoons candied orange peel
- 2 tablespoons candied lemon peel
- 1/3 cup dark-chocolate-covered almonds
- 1 tablespoon brandy
- 10 large egg whites, room temperature
- 1/4 cup granulated sugar
- 3/4 cup apricot jam, warmed, pureed in a food processor, and strained
For the Frosting and Glaze
- 36 ounces cream cheese, room temperature
- 2 1/4 cups confectioners' sugar, sifted
- 3 cups heavy cream
- 1 1/2 tablespoons pure vanilla extract
- 2 1/4 cups (18 ounces) creme fraiche
- 1 1/2 cups fine sanding sugar
- Sugared lemon zest Sugared Lemon Zest, optional
Step 1
For the cake: Preheat oven to 400. Butter three 8-by-2-inch round cake pans. Line bottoms with parchment cut to fit, and butter parchment.
Step 2
Whisk together flours, confectioners' sugar, nutmeg, and salt in a bowl.
Step 3
Finely chop fruits and peels; coarsely chop almonds. Mix with brandy.
Step 4
In the bowl of a standing mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, beat egg whites on medium speed until foamy. Gradually beat in granulated sugar. Raise speed to medium-high, beating until stiff peaks form. Transfer to a large bowl. Sprinkle a third of the flour mixture over the peaks, and fold with a spatula until just combined. Gently fold in another third of the flour mixture. Toss brandied fruits and nuts with remaining flour mixture, then fold into batter.
Step 5
Divide batter evenly among prepared pans, and smooth tops. Bake until golden brown and cakes pull away slightly from sides of pans, 15 to 17 minutes. Let cool in pans on wire racks for 20 minutes. Run a knife around edges to loosen, then invert cakes onto racks to cool completely. (Cakes can be wrapped in plastic and refrigerated overnight.)
Step 6
For the frosting: Beat cream cheese with a standing mixer on medium-high speed until soft, 3 to 4 minutes. Reduce speed to low, and beat in confectioners' sugar. Raise speed to medium-high, and beat until fluffy, about 3 minutes. Switch to the whisk attachment. With mixer on low speed, beat in 1 1/2 cups cream and the vanilla. Add creme fraiche, and beat until smooth, scraping sides of bowl as needed. (Frosting is best used the day you make it; refrigerate it in an airtight container until needed.)
Step 7
To assemble: Place 4 1/2 cups frosting in a large bowl, refrigerating remainder for glaze. Whisk until very stiff peaks form. Place 1 cake on an inverted baking sheet lined with parchment. Brush with 2 tablespoons jam. Using an offset spatula, spread 3/4 cup frosting over jam. Repeat with second cake, 2 tablespoons jam, and 3/4 cup frosting. Top with remaining cake. Refrigerate remaining 3 cups frosting. Freeze cake for 1 hour.
Step 8
Spread remaining 3 cups frosting over top and sides of cake, smoothing with an offset spatula. Freeze for 1 hour.
Step 9
For the glaze: Add remaining 1 1/2 cups cream to the refrigerated frosting, and whisk until combined. Place cake on a wire rack set on a parchment-lined baking sheet. Using a ladle, spoon glaze over cake, allowing it to drip down sides, until cake is covered. (You will have a generous amount of leftover glaze. The glaze on the cake will appear slightly translucent but will become more opaque when chilled.) Refrigerate, uncovered, at least 4 hours or overnight.
Step 10
Using 2 spatulas, transfer cake to a serving platter or a cake stand. Sprinkle sanding sugar over top, and gently toss it onto sides to coat entire cake. Wipe sugar from edges of platter. Garnish with sugared lemon zest if desired. Serve immediately. (Cake will keep at room temperature for about an hour but is best-and easiest to slicewhen cold.)
Martha Stewart Living, December 2007Reviews (11)
Anna122625 Dec, 2008
I halved the quantities for the frosting to only make a half batch. Frosting the cake was enough, I didn't think glazing it was necessary. I thought the frosting was not quite thick enough for frosting. I expected with the heavy cream and the creme fraiche, it would whip up more. Still, I covered the cake in icing and stuck it in the freezer and it was fine.
Anna122625 Dec, 2008
As fruit cake is traditional for Christmas, I thought this would make a nice Christmas dessert. I used regular flour in place of almond flour and cake flour in place of bread flour. I don't know that it negatively affected the cake. My cakes turned out just fine. A bit denser than a standard cake, but still okay.
I made my own creme fraiche. Add 2 tbsp buttermilk to 2 c heavy cream. Let it sit out on the counter for 8 hours, then cover and stick in the frigde. It will keep for two weeks.
GwenninSpring7 Jan, 2008
I made this cake for our annual 12th Night Party. I baked three layers one day and assembled it the next. When the cakes came out of the oven they smelled terrible. Like scorched egg whites. I muddled on however. I used my mother's recipe for creme cheese frosting and omitted the glaze step. It seemed like a lot of mess for nothing. I fromsted the cake, sprinkled it with sanding sugar and garnised the edges with sugared fruits. The icing saved a tastless, flat, gritty cake. So sorry.
Chrissavard28 Dec, 2007
This was our "Christmas cake" and it is absolutely divine!!!! I didn't have time to do the glaze but no one noticed! Definitely a cake I will make again. I used all purpose flour as I was out of bread flour. It was still great!
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emeralddragonfly4 Dec, 2007
try sprinkling each layer with orange liqeuer, let soak in then glaze with warm orange marmalade. Yum!
mmsrjs27 Nov, 2007
the recipe for "almond semolina cake" tells me that Almond Paste in the batter keeps cake moist.
mmsrjs27 Nov, 2007
I looked at the "also try" windows on upper right side of page and found candied lemon peel, then went to the bottom of page to see "other great ideas" sometimes the recipe I want is there. Then last I went to Marthas Search Engine at the top of page and typed in "candied orange peel" hit enter and sat back to let her search engine fine it. sure enough it came up. Bread flour is in the grocery store, and you can make your own Almond flour. go to "Rustic Cherry Tart" for more information.
sister_moon_child25 Nov, 2007
Now that I've had time to prepare this cake, I have to admit that it took a LOT more time than anticipated. After following this recipe to the letter, it was a disaster! Actually, the frosting was great, but the cake was as hard as a rock. Almost impossible to cut with any knife. I'd think twice before making this one...
sister_moon_child20 Nov, 2007
You can do an internet search for "candied orange" and will find several recipes. http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/recipes/recipe/0,1977,FOOD_9936_24637,00...
janwerth16 Nov, 2007
I was wondering the same thing? Can I use regular flour? And where can I get candied lemon and orange peel?
valariesorensen15 Nov, 2007
can you use regular fllour instead of almond flour


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Model-View-Controller provides a powerful model for separating the functionality of a GUI-based application into three constituent parts. Putting it simply, the model is the code that keeps track of the data. The view is the code that displays the model on screen. The controller is the code that responds to user actions such as mouse clicks, button presses and the like. This separation, first formalized in 1988 for use with Smalltalk-80, has become the dominant model for object-oriented developers building GUI-based applications. And with good reason: it partitions the code into three (or more) reasonably small modules. It provides maximum flexibility—there can be more than one view and more than one controller. In a slide show program, for example, you might have a Slide Show view and a Slide Sorter view. Either or both would be visible, each in its own window. With MVC, a change to either would immediately be reflected in all the views. So a results-oriented way of looking at MVC is a way of making all the views on your data be dynamically self-updating as the data changes.
Let's take that slide show program as a simple example, which I've called JabberPoint (no relation at all to PowerPoint). The main program (see Listing 3) simply creates the model, the view and the controllers, then connects them together.
The data or model is maintained by a class called JPModel. It is little more than an array of Strings, except that each line has a Style associated with it. The model also has certain other data, such as the current slide number. Plus, it has methods for updating the data. This version of the program doesn't have any slide-editing capabilities (I still use vi to edit the show's text), but it does have methods—in the model—to change the current slide number.
Note that this is not the full source code, but only the fragments needed to show the MVC architecture. If you want the full source code to compile or use, go to the course author's web site (see sidebar) and follow the link to Free Software.
The model contains the data and functionality, and can be displayed by many views. It commonly includes a main program and may subclass java.util.Observable.
The view is the GUI or display of the model's data. It commonly creates a frame, or is an applet, and adds listeners. It may implement java.util.Observer.
The controller handles events for the model and the view. It commonly implements listener interfaces and responds to events by calling methods in the model.
Part of the model, Model.java, is shown in Listing 4.
The simplest view is a SlideShow view, which simply paints the current page in large letters. This view is a Component that can be embedded in a Frame or an Applet.
How does it know when its data has changed? Note the method update. This is not the update method of AWT, but is part of the Observable interface. This update simply saves the data that was passed in as a Slide and calls AWT's repaint, which will call the paint method a few lines below it in the listing.
There can be more than one view. A slide-show program usually has three: the slide show (which we implement), the Outline and the Sorter (which we do not yet provide). Each of these would be a different view and would be registered as an Observer for the model as above. You would switch between them with a CardLayout or some kind of Tab Layout manager, or they could each be in a Frame. Since they use Observable/Observer, when you update the data in one window it would immediately be updated in all of them.
The controllers are called when the user does something. The KeyController.java is a simple controller that responds to PageUp and PageDown (or Enter) and moves the current page up or down as appropriate. It is "connected" with
frame.addKeyListener(new KeyController(model));
A Controller does not have to be an explicit listener. We might, for example, use a MenuBar as a listener and connect it with the statement
frame.setMenuBar(new MenuController(view,model));after the instantiation of KeyController in our main program. It then calls methods on the Model, such as nextPage.
We can add additional functionality such as loadFile. When we get around to writing the editing part of this program, we can add methods such as saveFile, newFile, etc., to the model and call them from here.
One complication is that the MenuController may need access to the top-level frame (just for purposes of Dialog creation), but the view is a component inside the frame, and we don't wish View to know too much about its environment. One way around this is to pass the frame into the MenuController's constructor; another is for the view to have a getFrame method.
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I am planning to develop a GUI Java application which can generate a console application window which shows the list of files created by the press
of a button component on the GUI window application.
Further more, another button which can open up the created files in a notepad window and its help files be displayed in
using a pdf viewer.
Could you please help me on how to get going on this ...
I already have the GUI window developed with necessary components/buttons but they are not fully functional yet in Netbeans IDE Swing environment.
Any help is greatly appreciated
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A cystic hygroma is a growth that often occurs in the head and neck area. It is a birth defect.
A cystic hygroma occurs as the baby grows in the womb. It forms from pieces of material that carry fluid and white blood cells. This material is called embryonic lymphatic tissue.
After birth, a cystic hygroma usually looks like a soft bulge under the skin. The cyst may not be found at birth. It typically grows as the child grows. Sometimes it is not noticed until the child is older.
A common symptom is a neck growth. It may be found at birth, or discovered later in an infant after an upper respiratory tract infection.
Sometimes, a cystic hygroma is seen using a pregnancy ultrasound, when the baby is still in the womb. This can mean that the baby has a chromosomal problem or other birth defects.
The following tests may be done:
If the cystic hygroma is detected during a pregnancy ultrasound, other ultrasound tests or amniocentesis may be recommended.
Treatment involves removing all of the abnormal tissue. However, cystic hygromas can often spread to other parts of the neck, making it impossible to remove all of the tissue.
Other treatments have been tried with only limited success. These include:
The outlook is good if surgery can totally remove the abnormal tissue. In cases where complete removal is not possible, the cystic hygroma commonly returns.
The outcome may also depend on what other chromosomal abnormalities or birth defects, if any, are present.
Complications may include:
If you notice a lump in your neck or your child's neck, call your doctor.
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Wetmore RF, Potsic WP. Differential diagnosis of neck masses. In: Flint PW, Haughey BH, Lund LJ, et al, eds. Cummings Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2010:chap 198.
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After reading http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1006822, I have the same problem but with Windows.
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Me Steve you can find steps on obtaining Creative Suite 5 at http://prodesigntools.com/all-adobe-cs5-direct-download-links.html.
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Re: LL_Moderators & LL_Editors¦on your Auction descriptio...
Hi kyshel and disneygal,
I tend to agree with you both that the the whole organization of topics needs a little more rethinking. It would greatly help to add a date of the last post and subject/topic next to each board name, so you can quickly see where recent posts have been added. As the board expands, more and more topics are being thrown into the General Discussions and Luxury Link Tips boards and by the time one wades through the main categories one often neglects to check the numerous sub-boards....
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Another great idea O you certainly are computer literate! It seems we have a consensus that interaction through the private messaging system would be beneficial for reviews of particular properties.I would again like to ask LL toadd on the short auction ads the valid dates This would really speed up time spent when searching all auctions It is frustrating to read of a property and package to find that the dates you are looking for are not valid - 3 pages in!!! Please post valid dates up front - at first glance in the auction blurbs Thank you ...Funtimes
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Now funtimes I think that is a really good idea. For our last vacation to Italy, I bid on a package for Tuscany. There were two packages available for this particular property. I somehow got a little mixed up & bid on the one were the blackout dates mentioned were the dates I needed. That could have been a major error. Thankfully it worked out just fine. Your suggestion would make the blackout dates clearer.
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Thanks 22go I was begining to wonder if I am the only one with Valid dates problem!!! I am spending way too much time on trying to purchase packages now. I think the old system showed validity sooner.I just spent the past HOUR looking through all auctions from the last page forward - so that you can have time to bid- arrange airfare etc, only to find that many places we would be interested in did not have the dates we wanted. This is so frustrating! Does anyone know of a better way? We are looking at many destinations - so the destinations or dates place does not apply. We want to explore all options For example, in attempting to extend an LL package already purchased we need certain dates ie anniversary etc The package we bought is valid until June of 2008 We would also like to purchase a fall destination and a holiday destination You can see where I'm going here - with all these trips in mind a QUICK way to see valid dates for auction destinations would be very helpful. Otherwise you find a location click- then click again to current offer and finally see the dates available. PLEASE LL GIVE US VALID DATES IN THE DESCRIPTION OR AT LEAST ON THE FIRST PAGE!...Funtimes
PS I've missed the community and sharing information since so much time is now spent in the planning and bidding of various trips happy Travels!
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LL_Editor & jhart_ll Editor...in reading a recentpost in another Thread under Tips regarding the exclusive use the Community Announcement Thread as a source of one-way communications to the community members, we noticed you mentioned a movement toward "bigger community initiatives." Is this a "heads up" for some major changes coming in the structure of LuxuryLink or the Community structure? Therehave been a number ofgood ideas and suggestions generated through this community, some of which have already be instituted. It would be of interest if you could elaborate on this comment
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