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- corneygirl Aug 27, 2011 09:39 AM
I was talking with friends who are thinking about doing an upscale version of a "shot party" from college. Everybody brings a bottle of hard alcohol and different shots/drinks are made.
We thought that a 'grown-up' version of jello shots could be sodium alginate/calcium chloride pearls! Googling only showed cointreu caviar.
So before I order the supplies - are there any chemistry minded hounds who know if the alcohol will interfere with this process? Has anybody tried this and have anything to report?
Thanks for any help!
If its your first time venturing into this process I would not advise using alcohol as its very tricky and will require a good bit of trial and error.
If you are going to try, Ive had tried both reverse spherification than traditional spherification when using alcohol, and the traditopnal route works better.
You will have a very hard time spherifying hard alcohol straight up using the traditional sodium alginate/calcium cloride method because alginate is a polar molecule and will dissolve in other polar substances like water, but not in nonpolar substances like alcohol. You can overcome this by diluting your alcohol with some water or juice or fruit purée or using a cordial with lower alcohol content. Willpowder might also have some other chemicals that you can add to the alcohol to faciliate gellation. Some people find it helpful to thicken the mixture slightly with xanthan gum because alc has a lower surface tension. Also, if you are doing this for a party, you should make the spheres as last minute as possible because the reaction will continue until the spheriphication is a gel all the way through. I've never tried the reverse spherification with alcohol, but I imagine it may be hard to dissolve the calcium gluconolactate in the alcohol as well.
Thanks for all the replies. I think it might be best to make spheres with mixers and immersing them in the alcohol. I'm think orange juice pearls with campari and soda would taste good and look awesome.
I ended up ordering a kit from Amazon that is tailored to Molecular cocktail making. It's nice because the supplies are pre-measured into little pouches. Included is a DVD with about 30 recipes - I used these as a guide for the amounts and alcohol level of what I spherified. I think this was actually reverse spherification, but it worked out and everybody thought it was pretty cool. Ended up using Chambord spheres in a sour lemon drink.
Have you seen jelly shot test kitchen? It's not an answer to your question, but you might be interested. I've been meaning to make something from that site forever, but the right occasion hasn't quite come up yet, and I really don't need to make an entire batch of jelly shots just for myself.

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Greenland's pain remains fresh a year after chief's murder
It's been a year since she watched in horror as police officers were shot in a hail of gunfire across the street from her Post Road home, but the scene is fresh in her mind.
Hardy can't get the images out of her head, and it doesn't help that her place faces the house where Cullen Mutrie shot and killed Greenland Police Chief Michael Maloney and wounded four other officers in a botched drug raid.
"I don't sleep straight through the night anymore. I remember the sound of the gunfire and the cops running around and then all being shot and dropping to the ground," said Hardy, a 40-year-old mother whose two daughters were also home with her when the shots rang out on the night of April 12, 2012.
In the year that has followed the state's worst police shooting in terms of number of officers shot, the town of Greenland, its police department and the law enforcement community on the Seacoast and beyond have come together in ways they haven't before.
Ceremonies and charity events have been held to honor the chief and help the wounded.
Today, thousands will wear black ribbons with a thin blue ribbon in the middle, and this afternoon at 5, a moment of silence will be observed outside the Greenland Police Department to mark the one-year anniversary.
Many agree that Greenland is the essence of small town America, but say the shooting proved that no community is immune to violence on a large scale.
"I think Greenland got a huge wake-up call," said Greenland police Sgt. Dawn Sawyer, who began her career with Maloney in North Hampton in 1993 before being hired in Greenland in 1995.
Maloney, 48, and the four other officers with the Attorney General's Drug Task Force were shot during a drug raid at Mutrie's home at 517 Post Road. Mutrie opened fire on the officers when they showed up and later shot and killed his estranged girlfriend, Brittany Tibbetts, before turning the gun on himself.
The wounded officers were Newmarket Detective Scott Kukesh; Rochester Detective Jeremiah Murphy; Dover Detective Gregory Turner; and University of New Hampshire police Detective Eric Kulberg.
The deadly shooting prompted the Attorney General's Office to form an independent review committee, which praised officers for their heroism that day, but also found deficiencies in the way the raid was carried out.
The office concluded that a series of unfortunate circumstances led to the shoot-out.
Greenland's new chief, Tara Laurent, who took over the job just hours after Maloney died, said the department has moved forward over the past year, but in small steps.
"I think we all feel very close to one another because we supported each other through probably the most difficult time that we'll ever seen job-wise. I think that gives us a special camaraderie that hopefully will see us through any other big things that come our way," she said.
For Laurent, the toughest part over the past year has been evaluating the officers within the department as they work through their emotions.
"Since everyone's on a rollercoaster, some people have great days and then the next minute they'll have a bad day. Knowing how to support them the best way and knowing that they're OK, I struggle with that every day," she said.
Geri Hart has tried to help. She's been cooking lunch for the Greenland officers every other Thursday since the shooting.
Hart lives in North Hampton. Her husband, Robert, owns Hart's Plumbing and Heating in Greenland.
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Like others, Sawyer has spent the year attending ceremonies and helping with other events honoring Maloney and the wounded officers. Next month, she'll join other Greenland officers on a trip to Washington, D.C., where Maloney's name will be added to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial.
"It's always at the forefront of my mind," Sawyer said. "It does make it hard because you do relive it all the time."
Sawyer still has the image from Maloney's wake etched in her mind.
"That line that went on forever made you realize how many people he touched. I have people come up to me all the time, maybe they met him once or twice, but in that meeting he made an impression," she said.
Since the tragedy, Sawyer said she's been making more time for herself and her 11-year-old daughter, Isabella.
She's learned that life is too short.
"For me, I've been trying to make sure I'm living my life and not waiting for my career to be over to start," Sawyer said.
Greenland police Officer Tom Simmons worked with Maloney for 28 years - first in North Hampton and then in Greenland.
The two were so close, in fact, that Simmons named his oldest son after Maloney.
"It's been a hard year," said Simmons, now a part-time officer.
Simmons was at home when he got a call from Sawyer telling him that five officers had been shot and that he needed to come to Portsmouth Regional Hospital.
"I didn't know who was down," he said. "When I arrived at the hospital, she told me the chief was hit and in the road. Every time you go by that house, it flashes back. It's hard to believe that a year has gone by so quickly."
The tragedy made the community tighter, he said, and made officers realize their vulnerability more than ever before.
"Anything can happen at any time when you're out there. There's no such thing as an ordinary stop. There's no such thing as an ordinary call," Simmons said.
Jason MacKenzie, whose family owns the Suds 'N Soda convenience store where Maloney grabbed his coffee and chatted every morning, was working on the night of the shooting and remembers seeing one cruiser fly by, followed by another.
"The next thing it seemed like 50 to 60 cars," he recalled.
Then the store's phone began ringing.
"Our phone rang off the hook that night. Everybody was calling to find out what had happened," MacKenzie said. "It was definitely a sad night."
MacKenzie's daughter, Ciretta, who was 7 at the time, thought the world of Maloney. Whenever he showed up at the store while she was waiting for the school bus, Ciretta playfully loaded up her pockets as if she was shoplifting to try to get Maloney's attention.
As soon as he noticed, Maloney would stick his handcuffs just above her elbows because they would slide off her wrists, and then he'd haul her outside and turn her upside down to empty out the "stolen" goods.
"He was definitely a great guy," MacKenzie said.
Like others, Hardy, Mutrie's neighbor, was changed forever on that April night.
"It makes me look at life a lot differently, I'll tell you that," she said. I'm more aware of my surroundings. I'm more aware of everything."
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He said: "This project directly addresses key objectives of the UK Government's recently published nuclear strategy. As we are also involved in the recently announced Next Generation Nuclear Centre for Doctoral Training (to train 80 PhD students over 5 years), this means that Lancaster's nuclear activities are set to expand rapidly whilst having real, positive impact on an area of national importance."
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Air Force Airman Melanie J. Anderson has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
Archie Jenkins, program coordinator for the Food OutReach Co-op of Effingham (FORCE), provided Effingham Sunrise Rotarians with statistics on hunger in the community. The number of students that are eligible for free or reduced lunches in the Effingham school system stands at 36.9 percent, or 4,081 students. Here he is greeted by Sunrise Rotary president Bonnie Dixon.
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The Exchange Club of Effingham County learned about Parent University-Effingham, a program that bridges the gap between home, school and community by offering free learning sessions to assist parents in supporting their children to achieve their goals in school and life.
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"In that worthiest of all struggles, the struggle for self-mastery and goodness, we are far less patient with ourselves than God is with us." - J.G Holland (1819-1881)
"Old age is a blessed time. It gives us leisure to put off our earthly garments one by one, and dress ourselves for heaven. Blessed are those who are home-sick, for they shall get home." - Lydia M. Child (1802-1880)
"There is no brotherhood of man without the fatherhood of God." - Henry Martin Field (1822-1907)
"The meanest, most contemptible kind of praise is that which first speaks well of a man, and then qualifies it with a 'but.'" - Henry Ward Beecher (1813-1887)
"I have four good reasons for being an abstainer [from alcohol] – my head is clearer, my health is better, my heart is lighter, and my purse is heavier." - Thomas Guthrie (1803-1873)
"Make money your god; it will plague you like the devil." - Henry Fielding (1822-1907)
"Mammon is the largest slave-holder in the world." - Frederick Saunders (1807-1902)
To be interesting, be interested.
Talk about more than just the weather.
Never underestimate the power of forgiveness."
A snail walks into a car dealership and asks for the fastest, snazziest car available. The salesman, rubbing his hands together in anticipation of a huge commission says: "Well, sir that would be our Mazda MX-Z, but it is a little pricey!"
"Money is not an object", says the snail, "and I intend to pay cash up front!" By now the salesman has dollar signs in his eyes and his enthusiasm does not diminish when the snail is obviously enamored with the sporty little fire-engine red two-seater. "I'll take it!" he exclaims. "However"
"Oh oh", thinks the salesman. "I knew it was too good to be true."
"There is one little detail I would like you to change", continues the snail. "See that letter 'Z' in the Mazda designation?"
The salesman nods confounded.
"I want it changed to an 'S'!"
With vast relief the salesman stammers, "Why yes sir! For a slight extra charge of course."
The snail readily agrees and the two arrange all the financial and legal paperwork. The car is to be ready to pick up the following morning. Upon arrival in the morning the snail appears and inspects the change and is quite satisfied and prepares to leave, when the salesman can no longer contain his curiosity.
"Why on Earth did you ask for that name change sir?" he blurts out.
"Why, that's simple", answers the snail. "When I go zooming past all the other cars on the highway I want them to exclaim: 'WOW look at that ess-car-go!' "
There is no Frigate like a Book by EMILY DICKINSON
There is no Frigate like a Book – To take us to Lands away – Nor any Coursers like a Page – Of prancing Poetry – This Traverse may the poorest take – Without oppress of Toll – How Frugal is the Chariot – That bears the Human soul.
When I was one-and-twenty by A.E. Housman
When I was one-and-twenty – I heard a wise man say, "Give crowns and pounds and guineas – But not your heart away – Give pearls away and rubies – But keep your fancy free." – But I was one-and-twenty – No use to talk to me.
When I was one-and-twenty – I heard him say again – "The heart out of the bosom – Was never given in vain – 'Tis paid with sighs a plenty – And sold for endless rue." – And I am two-and-twenty – And oh, 'tis true, 'tis true.
FAITH by Edwin McNeill Poteat, born in 1892
And must I say that God is Christ – Or Jesus God in human guise – When I can say He has suffered – To bring the light to shadowed eyes?
I do not care to speculate – On things mysterious to the mind – But Oh the rapture, early, late – Of light to eyes that once were blind.
Reaching old age is a form of winning.
Genius begins great works; labor finishes them.
Tell people only what needs to be done, not how.
Education begins at home.
Save for a rainy day.
Children should be bent toward good, not broken by severity.
They should be protected from what is harsh and harmful.
The teacher should not bring evil associate spirits into the classroom.
Only that which enters the mind with delight remains.
Thoughts should be built within the mind, affections led out.
No systematic instruction should be given in the first five years, while remains are being stored.
The fundamentals of spiritual and natural knowledges should be given between the ages of six and fourteen.
After fourteen the child should learn how to question, and be given subjects which develop the rational mind.
EDITORIAL OPINION: These concepts strike me as having the seeds of some excellent ideas about the art and science of teaching innocent children. When I think back on my education in Bryn Athyn, it seems to me that my teachers did a fine job of keeping any personal evil influences out of the classroom. However I do remember one day in high school when the teacher entered the classroom, kicked a metal waste basket across the room and roared something unpleasant at the class. (And I cannot help but think that I lost my job at the Cathedral simply because I frowned at someone whom, I thought was being a bit disorderly. I was just doing my job of maintaining order so that a wedding could occur without disruption and my conscience is clear in this matter.)
Remind yourself to smile and laugh.
Become a visionary thinker.
1. On page 73 of the 1926 booklet THE ACADEMY OF THE NEW CHURCH, 1876-1926, we find a section about the Bryn Athyn Elementary School written by the principal Otho Ward Heilman. In the late 1800s there was a New Church school on Cherry Street in Philadelphia and in 1895 after some Philadelphia New Church families moved to Huntingdon Valley, there was a small school of 16 students in Huntingdon Valley. So there were two schools and Rev. Homer Synnestvedt was a teacher in both schools. And on page 73 we find this remarkable statement, "…and Mr. Synnestvedt, then the recognized head of the Elementary School, made a daily trip by bicycle, teaching both in the city and country schools."
Maybe he would teach in the Philadelphia school in the morning and then pedal out to Huntingdon Valley for afternoon classes. Perhaps he would stay overnight in the country, then teach in the morning before pedaling back to the city for afternoon classes. I wonder how often he made this long ride. I suppose that he did not take the train to Bethayres to save money or perhaps he made the trip by bicycle just in fair weather. (As I recall when Cairnwood was opened in 1895, horse-drawn carriages were sent to Bethayres to pick up guests from the train from Philadelphia. So there was train service to Bethayres that Mr. Synnestvedt could have used, if my memory is correct.)
2. Here is a quote given through Emanuel Swedenborg: "'Eternal rest does not mean idleness,' he said, 'because idleness affects the mind and consequently the whole body with listlessness, lethargy, insensibility and slumber, and these are conditions of deadness, not life, much less the eternal life experienced by the angels of heaven. Eternal rest, therefore, is rest that dispels these states and vitalizes a person, and this must be something which rouses the mind. Thus it is some pursuit or employment by which the mind is awakened, animated, and afforded delight, which in turn depends on some useful service for the sake of which, in which, and toward which it is working. So it is that the whole of heaven is viewed by the Lord as a world of useful service, and each angel is an angel according to the service he renders….' '' (MARRIED LOVE, number 207.)
Especially in the summer as I walk on the path parallel to Buck Road, I like to look across the fields to Glencairn and the Cathedral. To escape Bryn Athyn's sultry summer heat, it is very easy to allow my mind to be transported back to the second and third decades of the Twentieth Century. I can almost hear the sounds of construction and see groups of men busily building a great Cathedral. Surely many of these artisans thought of their own European culture and about the opportunity that they now had to make use of their special skills.
If we look closely, we may be able to see Attilio Marchiori carving one of the stone eagles on the Tower. There he is, with each foot in a bucket of water to stay cool on a hot summer day. Yes, his fellow workers are enjoying the strange sight. But that was not unusual for Mark. I recall that Gunny had a playful, happy expression on his face whenever he was talking about this cheerful Italian. More than once Gunny told me that Mark was always doing something to make the men laugh.
Gunny said, "…he was only about four feet, six inches tall. He was quite wide, a chubby little fellow, very happy. He was always singing."
Gunny liked to tell this story about Marchiori when he was carving the frieze in the Council Hall. "But he was working on that carving one day and Mr. Bowman told me about this. Mr. Bowman was our superintendent. He was a big Prussian fellow and he had a big handlebar-type mustache. In those days he used to blow a police whistle when it came time for the men to stop for lunch. And when it was time to begin again, he would blow it again. Well, Mark was working on that thing and he was working away. He didn't want to stop just when the whistle blew, so he finished what he was doing. And when he finished, he sat down and started to eat his lunch. Well, when the whistle blew, he was right in the middle of his lunch. Mr. Bowman came around and he looked down on Mark and he said, 'What's the matter Mark? Didn't you hear the whistle?' The little fellow looked up at him and said, 'Mr. Bowman, my mama didn't make me with a whistle.'…. I can still hear Gunny chuckling after he told me this story of the attitude of an artist…."
Within my earthy temple there's a crowd – There's one of us that's humble, one that's proud – There's one that's broken-hearted for his sins – There's one that unrepentant, sits and grins – There's one that loves his neighbor as himself – And one that cares for naught but fame and self – From much corroding care I should be free – If I could determine which is me. - Edward Sanford Martin (1856-1939)
So many stars in the infinite space – So many worlds in the light of God's face.
So many storms ere the thunders shall cease – So many paths to the portals of Peace.
So many years, so many tears – Sighs and sorrows and pangs and prayers.
So many ships in the desolate night – So many harbors, and only one Light.
So many creeds like the weeds in the sod – So many temples, and only one God. - Frank L. Stanton (1857-1927)
On me nor Priest nor Presbyter nor Pope – Bishop nor Dean may stamp a party name – But Jesus, with his largely human scope – The service of my human life may claim. – Let prideful priests do battle about creeds – The church is mine that does most Christ-like deeds. - Anonymous
Neighbors make the neighborhood.
The quieter you become the more you can hear.
Starting to do something often is the hardest part of doing something.
August 22, 1935 Col. John Wells has had his picture in the city papers as a result of his victory in the trotting race at Glouchester County Fair, New Jersey…. We congratulate both the Colonel and his horse, "Juryman". We understand Mr. Wells, age 75, was the oldest contestant.
Sept. 26, 1935 The first floor of the Elementary School Building was laid on Wednesday of this week. As concrete floors must be laid complete when started, lights were placed in the building to continue the work during the night.
Nov. 2, 1935 OUR BOROUGH The Borough was formally incorporated on February 8th, 1916….In 1916, fire protection, street lighting, roads and sanitary sewers all received attention…In 1924 speed signs were erected…. in 1929 Alden road was permanently paved with concrete gutters and a tar-bound roadway.
Nov.14, 1935. Tommy Hilldale broke his collarbone at the football game…but Tommy was not in the game. He was playing on the sideline with another boy.
Nov. 6, 1936 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Howard were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rose on Monday. After visiting the Cathedral, they visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pitcairn and attended a tea at Cairncrest. Both were pleasant to meet, jolly and willing to discuss any subject of interest. Mr. Howard has been playing Hamlet in the city with his own company.
Nov.26, 1936 The Spread Eagle Hotel, one of Pennsylvania's famous Inns, has now been completely demolished to make way for relocating Second Street Pike, at Bethayres Station. Sorrel Horse Hotel, at the corner of the pike and Byberry road, was raised several years ago. And the Martha Washington Inn was remodeled as a private dwelling shortly after the war.
Dec. 3, 1936 Bryn Athyn is witnessing these days the gradual revealment of a beautiful structure – the magnificent residence of Mr. [and Mrs.] Raymond Pitcairn. As the scaffold is removed, piece by piece, the exquisite beauty of the roof comes into view.


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Hmm, interesting, I'v always wanted to see this, considering i never have, and always hear people arguing about how good it is, and o the other hand, how much it sucks(Narutard, wtf?)
kinda lookin forward to it, thx for info
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For those of you who are interested, the schedual for Naruto on the Cartoon Network has now been made official...
This is from the Shonen Jump USA online newsletter located here...Naruto will debut on Cartoon Network on... Saturday, Sept. 10, at 9:00pm, as part of the Toonami block. Episode 1 will run at 9:00pm, and Episode 2 will run at 9:30pm. Yeah, two in a row. Then, Cartoon Network will repeat Episode 1 at 10:00pm and Episode 2 at 10:30pm.
The following Saturday, Sept. 17, Naruto will settle into its regular weekly broadcast schedule: 9:00pm.
So how long will it take for the Forums to be swamped with newbie ninja wannabe's... (grumble grumble grumble...)
Hmm, interesting, I'v always wanted to see this, considering i never have, and always hear people arguing about how good it is, and o the other hand, how much it sucks(Narutard, wtf?)
kinda lookin forward to it, thx for info
I wonder how butchered the anime is gonna be. But it's finally hitting our shores.
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Ah, hell... I thought this was just a rumor. Naruto is another in the long list of good series gone bad once brought over.
So this means One Piece won't be showing anymore on Toonami when that happens. Also, guys, anime on toonami and adult swim do show blood and swear words, but not to an extreme amount(except for adult swim).
good times Naruto kunnnn!! I am very happy that they are bring Naruto american tv since they needed to spice it up some.
Hey if you don't understand what i am saying it just because I'm black.
to destroy all mankind for the benifits of pandas and Squirells alike.
I will make your brain hurt with not using commas and periods and putting Caps where there shouldn't be hahaha. The sparky strikes again haha
Dammit! I hate living in england, we always get everything last!
Well i am glad that i'll finally get to follow each episode without having to go to a friends house and watch it on a damn computer, so thats a plus. I just fear how badly Cartoon Network will milk Naruto for all it's worth. So i sorta have mixed feeling on the issue...
thank god thought they were yanking my chain thank you for telling me when they were going to show;-)
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The good news about the announcement is that Viz Media/ShoPro Entertainment is doing the dub for the Naruto series. Previous series that they have dubbed (Inuyash, Ceres Celestial Legend, Ranma 1/2, Key the Metal Idol) have not generated bad reputations about butchered english dubs, unlike some other companies, such as 4Kids Entertainment (One Piece, Mew Mew Power) and Nelvana (CardCaptors)


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- Developer: Traveller's Tales
- Publisher: Disney Interactive Studios
- Genre: Action Adventure Fantasy
- Release Date: May 10, 2011
- ESRB: Everyone 10+
Health Hats
Fall Rescue: From the starting spot in the port, walk through the golden gate on the left/west. In the front of the large inn, you will see three targets on the wall. Shoot them all with a character that uses a gun, and the red hat will appear. It costs 175,000 studs.
Extra Hearts: From the starting spot in the port, jump into the water with the alligator. Swim onto the floating piece of wood. Use a character that has bombs, and throw it in the water on the shining rock. It will blow up and raise the wooden planks. Then, swim across the southern side to the beach, and turn the wheel tight, until the flowers appear on the new bridge. Use a female character to jump from the bridge to the poles. Jump back and forth, and the red hat will appear. It costs 500,000 studs.
Regenerate Hearts: From the starting spot in the port, swim south in the body of water where the alligator is, and go to the beach. Go to the far right on the beach, and you will see golden bricks. Rebuild them, then destroy them again, and the red hat will appear. It costs 275,000 studs.
Invincibility: You need Blackbeard to obtain this red hat. From the starting spot in the port, walk all the way left/west through the golden gate and across the bridge that you create with the rolling barrels. Inside the shack, on the far left hand side of the room, you will see a chest that is black and red. Use Blackbeard's power to open it. It costs 1,000,000 studs.
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