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Woodfarm House
Farmhouse | 4 bedrooms | sleeps 7
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The perfect Holiday Cottage for large groups of family & friends and we even give an off-peak discount for couples or small groups!
2 guests using the master bedroom – 20% discount
3 or 4 guests using the master bedroom and one other – 10% discount
Woodfarm House is a very spacious 15th Century thatched farmhouse full of character and atmosphere where you can spread out and enjoy the house and this very rural area of Suffolk.
This fabulous 15th Century thatched holiday cottage with its lovely log fire, easily sleeps 7 people but is also offered at a lower rate for couples using one bedroom, or 3 to 4 Guests using two bedrooms.
Woodfarm House is 'dog-friendly' with a private, enclosed garden, as are all of our cosy, romantic cottages. We normally accept one or two dogs but we're happy to discuss another with you. We even leave a dog treat as well as a delicious local breakfast basket for the humans!
See the price list below for these prices or get a quote online. These special rates are offered outside peak months, holidays and half terms.
Woodfarm House offers a lovely self catering holiday experience in a Historic thatched farmhouse full of original features and it is the ideal base for families or a group of friends to explore what Suffolk has to offer,
It lies on the outskirts of the village of Crowfield on the Suffolk Tourist Route, along which many popular and interesting places are found, it is within easy striking distance of the lovely Suffolk Coastal destinations like Southwold, Thorpness, Dunwich Heath, Walberswick, Aldeburgh and Orford.
Downstairs there is a large farmhouse kitchen with a big kitchen range and a big table which is the heart of the house. There is a handy downstairs shower room and a big larder room.
The hall leads through to the spacious sitting room with its beautiful inglenook fire place and round into the large formal dining room. Two staircases lead up to two double bedrooms and one twin.The main staircase is narrow and steep.
To get to the master double bedroom you walk through a single "landing" bedroom with its curtained off bed which provides some privacy, this bedroom is ideal for children. Please note that this room is the main access to the family bathroom.
Woodfarm House has three bathrooms, one of which is an ensuite. The 3rd bathroom with a powerful shower is on the ground floor, located next to the kitchen.
The cottage has a fenced and sunny kitchen garden and at the front there is a pretty BBQ area and lots of space to lie around in, with a fun wooded area for kids to enjoy.
The cottage is down a tiny countryside lane, a few hundred yards outside the village. Bikes are provided FREE of charge for you to enjoy these pretty lanes, as well as hundreds of DVD's, CD's and Books!
|Sleeps up to 7, 4 bedrooms
|Will consider
|Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car not necessary
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms of which 3 Family bathrooms, 1 En suites and 1 Shower rooms
|Single beds (3), Double beds (2), Cots (2), Dining seats for 10, Lounge seats for 7
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private garden, BBQ, Bicycles available
Availability Your dates are available
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14 Nov 2014
"I could live here!x"
So friendly, warm and welcoming. Well equiped. Absolutely everything you could possibly want and need and if it's not there, the owners will get it for you straight away. We will definitely be go… More
Thank you so much! Great to meet you all and so glad you enjoyed our Pop Up Restaurant too! :-) x
15 Aug 2014
"Woodfarm houise"
We stayed here for a long weekend, four generations of us.Its was immaculately clean, very well stocked and appointed, it had everything we would need as if we were at home. Carl was on hand to welcom… More
Thank you so much guys - really appreciate the review and it was great to meet you all. I love it when we have so many generations of a family celebrating and getting together here - hope to see some of you again :-)
2 Jul 2014
"Going the extra mike"
It is definitely worth visiting Woodfarm Barns. We had the main barn and had everything and more that you needed. We had 3 dogs, 2 of our own and 1 of our sons who were made very welcome. His family j… More
Thank you so much :-) Much appreciated. And thanks for the loan of Kermit x
6 May 2014
"Fantastic place for a family get-together"
We were a large family group aged between 7 and 90 years, and Woodfarm Barns was the perfect location. The main house was comfortable and we enjoyed evenings around the dining room table or by the fi… More
Thank you so much for a great review! Really appreciated. We are actually now putting a credit card facility in place to make life easier for guests. We've simply held off until now due to the costs so we could maintain really attractive prices. But it's time! Thanks again all of you :-)
24 Feb 2014
"Comfortable and cosy with fantastic attention to detail."
We stayed here with my other family members including my sister who had previously stayed in one of the other properties at Woodfarm Barns. It was a wonderful relaxing weekend. the farm house was cosy… More
Thanks guys, very kind of you to say such nice things
I look forward to seeing you all again sometime :-)
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gruyere cheese
Hi Everyone,
I'm planning on making French onion soup this weekend. When checking upon recipes, they usually call for gruyere cheese. I have not had this type of cheese before, and I am not a big fan of strong flavoured cheese. So can anyone tell me more about this cheese, and what can I substitue with it? Thanks in advance.
Gruyere is a type of Swiss cheese. Personally, I'm not a fan of Swiss (tastes like stinky feet to me). My husband is, though, so I'll buy it for him and if I can, I'll use it for his portion and use another cheese or leave the cheese out of my portion.
If you're doing baked French onion soup with the cheese melted on top, Swiss is going to probably be your best bet. If you aren't a fan of Swiss, I recently made French onion soup without doing the melted cheese and it was fantastic on its own.
It's similar to Swiss cheese. If you do a search on gruyere, there was a similar topic last week with a lot of options....
As mentioned, Gruyere is a type of Swiss Cheese named after the town of Gruyeres in Switzerland. It is strong in both flavor and price, so you can probably go with any other type of less expensive, less strong swiss as a viable option.
I like swiss cheese, and I think Gruyere is delicious, but out of my budget most of the time, so I go with an Irish swiss or Emmental.
Gruyere is my favorite cheese. It's not strong, and has a sort of nutty taste. It's a fantastic match with the onion soup. Gruyere has several price points, depending mostly on the length of aging (and the quality of manufacture). Young gruyeres can be relatively inexpensive.
Compte is a similar cheese made in France (it can only be called "gruyere" if it's made in Switzerland). Sometimes that's cheaper.
I can't imagine onion soup without gruyere, frankly. But if I absolutely couldn't find it, I'd use Jarlsberg or Emmenthaler.
re: C. Hamster
>>it can only be called "gruyere" if it's made in Switzerland<<
According to the Wikipedia article on Gruyère, that's been true since 2001, when the EU granted Swiss Gruyère AOC status. And, interestingly, the *Encyclopédie des fromages*, which limits itself to French cheeses, doesn't have an entry for Gruyère. That being said, I still see French "Gruyère" at various local cheesemongers. Old traditions die hard?
Gruyère-type cheeses are made in northwestern Switzerland and the adjacent parts of France. Usually a pale golden-tawny colour, Gruyère is firm and smooth and doesn't have "holes" like Emmental, which is what most people imagine when they think of Swiss cheese. The flavour is not particularly strong and is usually described as buttery, nutty and salty. As with many other firm cheeses, aging makes the flavour sharper and more complex. It melts beautifully and combines well with other flavours, which is why it's often called for in gratin, quiche, fondue and soup recipes. Comté and Beaufort make good substitutes.
Gruyere is the best cheese in the world, and I say that as someone who has never met a (real) cheese that she didn't like. Slightly nutty, buttery, as described by several others.
Strong? Certainly not as compared to Limberger or Stilton or anything else worth eating.
But if I was going to substitute due to either price or wanting something milder, I guess Emmenthaler or American Swiss (okay, Am Swiss is not a real substitute, but then I wouldn't be substituting, I'd just buy a smaller piece of Gruyere).
Sadly, French onion soup is one of about three dishes I just have never been able to like, so I can't comment on how the cheese will go with it. Go figure.
And another thought-- if you go to a decent cheese store, they will give you a free taste. So try the Gruyere, the Emmenthaler, find out first hand (mouth?) what you like.
Gruyere is a mild, semi hard cheese with a nutty flavor. The only substitute I know of is Swiss Emmenthal or French Gruyere which is just as good, and usually less expensive.
Like MMRuth says above, a combo of gruyere and fontina works. In fact I was eating a bowl of onion soup at Abe & Louis' in Boston and I called the waiter over and told him that the cheese was not gruyere but tasted more like fontina. he told me they used a combo. It was creamy but i like the flavor of 100% gruyere better.
I agree that you can take a taste at the store but i think gruyere mellows a little when melted and especially when matched with a bold onion soup.
Gruyere is wonderful. It's my first real swiss cheese and I love it in quiche, omelets, gratins. I only had am swiss before, which tastes awful and smells funny. Gruyere is way superior, and it's not strong at all.
However, if you sample gruyere, keep in mind that once it's heated it tastes different - the buttery undertone comes out more, I think.
Give it a chance. I agree it's pricy, but I just go buy the smallest size I can find.
re: carswell
Yes, that's very true. Jarlsberg and Emmenthal get rubbery. Gruyere less so. But flavor-wise, they are a better match, IMO than many other cheeses.
I have seen places that serve FOsoup topped with mozarella, which to me is yuck, but is REALLY stringy and rubbery.
Thanks everyone for your help! I'll go to a cheese store and ask them for a sample first. Will report after weekend's dinner.

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Darla's re-entrance when preggers!! Doyle's entrance was very good but i preffered his exit just coz it was unexpected the first of the team to fall.... I just love the episode "Hero" if you haven't guessed!
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Someone might have thought from your picture that you liked Cordy's "Are you still...Ghrrr?"
I'll go with the first entrance of the series, that being Angel. From the drunken "it all started with a girl," to that first fight in the alley, to Angel strutting off in the alley with the billowing coat to the rising score leading into the credits (which, as we know, would stick with the credits 'til the end), it was a great way to introduce the series.
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Human rights has become such an integral part of UN peacekeeping missions over the last decade that it is "part of our DNA," said Ameerah Haq during a policy forum at the International Peace Institute on December 11th. At the event, Ms. Haq, Under-Secretary-General at the UN Department of Field Support, joined other experts to discuss human rights functions within peacekeeping missions. The event was co-organized by the Permanent Mission of Sweden to the United Nations, the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), and IPI.
Over the last ten years, human rights components within multidimensional peace operations have grown in number and size to the point where they are now central to delivering Security Council mandates. The panelists discussed in detail how Security Council resolutions translate into action on the ground to promote human rights in conjunction with other mission components and UN actors.
The former chief of human rights for UN missions in South Sudan and Afghanistan, Richard Bennett, stressed just how crucial human rights has become. "Human rights plays an important role in prevention of deadly conflicts, in early warning, in rapid intervention, in acute phases in peacekeeping, and in transitions through recovery to stability and development," he said. "In other words, before, during and after recovery from a serious conflict."
The forum addressed the theory and practice of integrating human rights components within UN peacekeeping operations and special political missions, offering the following insights:
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2. Human rights officers in UN missions provide support for national capacity. They deliver training to national officials and civil servants; provide advice in reforming justice systems, courts, and prisons; assist in designing transitional justice activities as conflict winds down; and support the creation of institutions such as national human rights commissions.
3. Early investment in human rights components in UN operations pays off. Human rights activities can reduce the length of conflicts, ending missions and sending troops home sooner. Integration can be reinforced with advanced planning, inclusion of human rights in mission mandates, and training of all mission staff in human rights principles and procedures.
4. Human rights advice for UN missions is becoming more robust at headquarters in order to support the expanding role of human rights in field operations. OHCHR's mission support team, now based in Geneva, will have an increased presence in New York in the future to bolster its support to peacekeeping operations and special political missions.
Signe Burgstaller, Deputy Permanent Representative of Sweden to the UN, said that for a long time resources have been stretched in OHCHR's mission support office, with less than ten staff members providing support to over 800 colleagues in the field.
Ivan Šimonović, Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights at OHCHR New York, lamented this fact, noting that although human rights is the third pillar of the UN charter, it receives only three percent of its budget.
"It's nice that we all have human rights in our DNA," he added, "but it would be nice to have it also in the budget."
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West Coast producer Dr. Dre's long-awaited Detox album will finally see the light of day, as new reports claim it will be released in early 2011.
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This week, Dre offered an explanation to why his release has taken nearly ten years to come to fruition.
"I see the finish line right now. I'm wrapping it up. I need about two or three more songs and hopefully I'll start the mixing process at the end of next month. And from that point I'm about 30 days out…I felt like I was doing it more out of obligation as opposed to just really feeling it. As of last year, I've been really feeling where it's going and I think I'm ready. Hopefully, I won't disappoint…There was a version of ['Kush'] that leaked that I wasn't really happy about, so we're gonna go on and push it and put it out because everybody seems to like it. I just thought that the content of it, it's about weed smoking, and I don't want people to think that that's what my album is about. This is actually the only song with that type of content in it. It's not a representation of what the album is." (Rap-Up)
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Components of the printing device are attached by a process employing thermo-compressive welding. The process results in a unitary, graded interface between the attached components and eliminates the need for applying thermal-cure adhesives to secure the components.
1. An ink-jet pen apparatus, comprising:
a first component welded to a second component, wherein the first and second components are joined by heat from the welding to form a graded interface, the graded interface comprising part of the first component and part of the second component, which parts are intermixed as a result of both components being simultaneously heated.
2. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein the components are welded together in the absence of an adhesive.
3. The pen of claim 1 wherein the first component is a plastic orifice plate having a plurality of orifices formed therethrough.
4. The apparatus of claim 3 wherein the orifice plate has a melting point that is different than the melting point of the second component.
5. The apparatus of claim 3 wherein the orifice plate is formed of polyimide.
6. The amendment of claim 1 wherein the first component is an ink-jet printhead and the second component comprises a portion of a body of an ink-jet pen.
7. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein the first and second components have different melting points.
8. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein the first component is an orifice plate formed of material consisting of plastic, ceramic, glass, metal, or combinations thereof.
9. An ink-jet pen apparatus, comprising a first component welded to a second component to form a graded interface between the two components that includes some conductive material within the interface.
10. An ink-jet pen apparatus, comprising:
a first component;
a second component joined to the first component by heat to form a graded interface between the first and second components, the graded interface comprising part of the first component and part of the second component, which parts are intermixed as a result of both components being simultaneously melted and cooled.
This is a divisional of application Ser. No. 08/563,425 filed on Nov. 28, 1995 now U.S. Pat. No. 5,718,044.
This invention relates to the manufacture of pens for printing devices such as ink-jet printers.
Pens used with printing devices are described in numerous publications, including U.S. Pat. No. 4,500,895 to Buck et al. The Buck patent describes a printing apparatus having a thermal-type ink-jet print head in communication with an ink reservoir. The print head is controlled for selectively ejecting ink drops to paper to form an image or characters.
An ink-jet type print head may include an outer layer that is designated an orifice plate. The orifice plate includes nozzles or orifices formed through it and is attached to the base of the print head. Ink is delivered from a reservoir in the body of the pen through channels formed in the print head to connect with each orifice. Drops of ink are ejected through the orifices toward the adjacent paper or other printing medium.
Mechanisms for controlled ejection of ink drops through an orifice may include a thin-film resistor, which is carried on the print head base adjacent to the orifice. Whenever a drop of ink is to be ejected from the orifice, a current pulse is directed to the resistor to ohmically heat the resistor and to vaporize a portion of the ink next to the resistor. The resultant expansion of the ink portion forces a minute ink drop through the orifice toward the paper.
In the past, the orifice plate and base components of a print head were attached by adhesives that were thermally cured. The use of thermally cured adhesives requires "tacking" the components together, employing, for example, other adhesives, prior to the application of the thermal-cure adhesive. Alternatively, the components are placed in a fixture during adhesive curing. These conventional approaches require several process steps, thereby increasing manufacturing complexity and time and the risk of component-to-component misalignment.
Adhesives may fail in harsh environments, such as is found in printing devices. Causes for such failures are many, including the forces attributable to the thermal expansion and cooling cycles of the device, the high hydrodynamic forces produced during the ink ejection cycle, and the corrosive effect of the ink.
The present invention is directed to a method of attaching components of a printing device, such as the orifice plate and print head base of an ink-jet pen, without the use of conventional thermal-cure adhesives. Accordingly, the above mentioned problems associated with the thermal-cure adhesive attachment technique are avoided.
One aspect of the invention includes a method of manufacture that can be characterized as thermo-compressive welding and includes the steps of applying a first layer of conductive material to a first component (for example, an orifice plate) of an ink-jet print head or pen. A second layer of conductive material is applied to a second component (such as the base of the print head), and an electric current is applied through the first and second conductive layers by an amount sufficient to heat those layers to melt, or initiate chemical reaction between, the portions of the first and second components that are adjacent to the first and second conductive layers. The heated portions of the first and second components are pressed together so that the heated portions of the components intermix and join.
Another aspect of the invention includes a printing device constructed in accordance with the method of the present invention.
FIG. 1 is a diagram, in cross-section, illustrating the process of the present invention employed for assembling print head components of an ink-jet pen.
FIG. 2 is a diagram of the assembled components.
FIG. 3 is a diagram, in cross-section, illustrating use of the process for assembling a print head and pen body.
FIG. 1 depicts the assembly of ink-jet pen components in accordance with the present invention. In a preferred way of carrying out the process, the two components are an orifice plate 20 and a base 22 that are joined together in constructing an ink-jet print head. The orifice plate 20 is made of a thin sheet of plastic, ceramic, glass, metal, or combination thereof. The sheet is formed with a plurality of orifices, one of which 24 is shown in FIG. 1. Preferably, the orifice plate is of a polymeric material family having distinct thermoplastic behavior at useable temperatures, such as polyimides, polyether ketones, polyethylene terpthalates, polyamide imides, polysulfones, or polyesters. The preferred materials would be polyimides as manufactured by DuPont under the trademarks KAPTON E or KAPTON EKJ. The orifice plate may be, for example, 25 to 75 μm thick.
The base of the print head includes a silicon substrate 26. The substrate carries a heater 28 centered adjacent to the orifice 24. The heater comprises a tantalum/aluminum planar resistor element 30 with connected gold or aluminum leads 32. A passivation layer 34 overlies the resistor 30 to protect it from corrosion by ink.
The top layer of the print head base 22 is designated a barrier layer 36 formed from a polymer, such as that manufactured by DuPont under the trademark Vacrel, but not limited to such materials. An ink channel 38 is etched into layer 36. A portion of the channel is contiguous with the orifice 24. The channel 38 directs ink by capillarity from a reservoir to the discrete volume defined by the orifice 24 and adjacent portion of the channel 38 when the print head is assembled (FIG. 2). Each orifice 24 of the plurality of orifices in the orifice plate 20 is formed to be contiguous with an ink channel.
The current pulses applied through the resistor 30 via leads 32 heat the portion of the ink that is adjacent to the heater 28, thereby rapidly vaporizing that portion. The resultant expansion of ink propels a drop of ink out of the orifice as mentioned above.
In accordance with the present invention, the orifice plate component 20 and the base component 22 of the print head are joined by thermo-compressive welding of those two components. Specifically, a thin, conductive layer 40 of material such as gold is applied as a blanket or patterned fashion to the surface 42 of the orifice plate 20 that is to be attached to the print head base 22. The conductive layer 40 is preferably in the range of 5 to 200 nanometers thick and applied by sputtering, or any other suitable means for securing the layer in position until the assembly process is complete. Preferably, the conductive layer 40 is applied so that it does not occlude any orifice 24 formed in the plate 20.
A similar conductive layer 44 is applied to the surface 46 of the barrier layer 36 that is to be attached to the underside of the orifice plate 20. Preferably, the second conductive layer 44 is arranged so that it does not cover the portion of the channel 38 that underlies the orifice 24.
Alternatively, the conductive layer may be applied to only one of the surfaces, either orifice plate or barrier layer.
The conductive layers 40, 44 are connected by leads 48 to a current source 50 so that when the two layers 40, 44 are brought into contact with one another, current flows through the layers. In this regard, the orifice plate 20 and the base 22 are pressed together so that conductive layers 40, 44 are brought into contact. The current is then applied to the conductive layers. The resistance in the conductive layers, the thickness of those layers, and the amount of current applied is selected so that the heat generated by the current flow through the conductive layers is sufficient to melt the portions of the orifice plate 20 and barrier layer 36 that are adjacent to the conductive layers 40, 44. In the preferred embodiment, a 1 to 2 amp, 1-5 μsec current pulse should be sufficient.
It is noteworthy that the current could also be inductively applied to the conductive layer(s). Alternatively, intense optical radiation, such as from a laser or a focused lamp could be employed for heating the interface of the orifice plate and base.
As a result of the melting of the portions of the orifice plate 20 and barrier layer 36, and of the pressure applied in pressing the orifice plate and base 22 together, the melted portions of these components intermix and join upon cooling. Similarly, contacting portions of the conductive layers also flow together and join upon cooling.
With reference to FIG. 2, the resultant junction of the orifice plate and barrier layer defines a generally indiscernible, graded interface as depicted by the lines of x's 52 in FIG. 2. The preferred interface being one of co-soluble, physically bondable or chemically bondable components. In essence, the junction 52 is such that the orifice plate and barrier layer become one. This arrangement is contrasted with constructions of the past where one surface was bonded by an adhesive, or directly, to another surface so that the distinct surfaces remain, which surfaces may become misaligned during the time the adhesive cures or be subject to movement apart should the adhesive fail.
It is contemplated that the graded interface may be developed without the need for heating the contacting layers by an amount sufficient to melt portions of the layers. In this regard, certain materials used for making the orifice plate and/or print head base 22 (such as polyamide imides or polyesters) are chemically reactive together upon heating, without melting. Preferably, the surfaces to be heated are first prepared via a plasma treatment involving oxygen, nitrogen, or ethyelene ions. Such plasma treatments are known in the art, as exemplified by H. Yasuda's Plasma Polymerization, Academic Press Inc., 1985. Thereafter, the surfaces are heated to initiate the chemical reaction between the layers and form the above-mentioned graded interface.
It is contemplated that the conductive layers could be applied to completely cover the surfaces 42, 46, with the resultant junction between those surfaces being solely comprised of the joined conductive layers.
The above-described process may be facilitated by heating one or both of the components to a temperature below their melting points prior to the time the current is applied to the conductive layers. Such heating will minimize the amount of time that the current needs to be applied for melting the portions of the components as described above.
It is noteworthy that the heating that occurs in the vicinity of the conductive components is quite localized. That is, neither the entire orifice plate nor barrier layer is subjected to temperatures above their melting point during the above-described process. As a result, the components will have very limited deformation, and the material properties (such as strength) of the plastics from which these components are made will not be altered by the foregoing process as might otherwise occur if the entire components were subjected to the same heat level as that generated by the current flow through the conductive layers.
It is also noteworthy that the process also permits joining of two components that have different melting points. The localized melting of the components permits this advantage.
The process of the present invention may be utilized for the assembly of other components of ink-jet pens. For example, the process may be employed for joining a print head to the body of a pen. FIG. 3 depicts the process as applied for joining a print head to the body portion 100 of a plastic, ink-jet pen. In this embodiment, the substrate 126 of the print head (the parts of the print head other than the substrate 126 are omitted in FIG. 3) is formed of multiple layers, including a plastic bottom layer 102, preferably formed of a polyimide sheet, such as the Kapton product manufactured by DuPont. The bottom layer may be made of any required thickness, preferably from about 25 micrometers to 3,000 micrometers thick. A metalization layer 104 overlies the bottom layer 102. The metalization layer is preferably from about 50 angstroms to about 1,000 angstroms thick. The metalization aids in bonding the overlying structure to the bottom layer.
A dielectric structure 106 overlies the metalization layer 104. The dielectric structure 106 includes a dielectric layer 108 of material that has low electrical conductivity, such as aluminum oxide. The dielectric layer is preferably from about 0.1 to about 10 micrometers in thickness. Between the dielectric layer 108 and the metalization layer 104 is a buffer layer 110. The buffer layer 110 is preferably a layer of titanium between about 700 to about 3,000 angstroms thick. The buffer layer buffers the high tensile strain of the metalization layer 104, thereby preventing cracking of the dielectric layer.
A first conductive layer 140, substantially conforming to the conductive layer 40 described above with respect to the embodiment depicted in FIG. 1, is applied to the surface 142 of the substrate 126 that is to be brought into contact with the surface 146 of the pen body 100. Similarly, a second conductive layer 144, substantially conforming to the conductive layer 44 described above with respect to the embodiment depicted in FIG. 1, is applied to the surface 146 of the pen body 100. The components 126, 100 are thereafter pressed together so that the conductive layers 140, 144 are brought into contact. A current applied from a source 150 over leads 148 is passed through the connected conductive layers 140, 144 for heating those layers by an amount sufficient to melt the portions of the substrate 126 and pen base 100 that are adjacent to those layers 140, 144. As before, the melted portions of these components intermix and join upon cooling, forming the graded interface as discussed above.
While having described and illustrated the principles of the invention with reference to the preferred embodiments and alternatives, it should be apparent that the invention can be further modified in the arrangement and detail without departing from such principles. Accordingly, it is understood that the present invention includes all such modifications that come within the terms of the following claims and equivalents thereof.
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It has all the makings of a gardenofeatin approved appetizer. Simple and tiny. Yay! Before I go on, let me briefly tell you about my issue with fresh garlic. I know what most of you are thinking …….how in the world can a person not LOVE GARLIC? This is the thing… I do but IT doesn't love ME. I have tried eating it in many different forms and for some reason I end up tasting it and smelling like a garlic bulb for two solid days. Yuckalocious. In fact, when I wake up after eating it I look around the room to see who stinks and it's usually ME. The same thing happens when I eat onions but that's a whole other blogpost. I have managed to skirt around the option of using fresh garlic in my salad dressings but you don't have to.
The recipe below has been a family favorite for years and because I use the "squeezy" garlic in the tube it doesn't seem to bother me at all. Strange but true. You can adjust this recipe to suit your own tastes but a word of caution….you will become addicted to this dressing….so much so that you will be tempted to drink it. For a nice twist, I served the salad in baked wonton cups, which in my opinion are the best type of vessel for just about anything. I could stuff the world into a wonton cup and be happy. They are crisp, crunchy and are super stunning to serve as an easy starter or side dish.
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1 package wonton wrappers – use 24
5 tablespoons garlic butter ( make your own or use a stick) – to make your own: ½ stick melted butter, a dash of parsley and ½ tsp garlic salt
1 head romaine lettuce, chopped finely (place in large bowl)
1 cup croutons (I make my own using dead bread…if you have any lying around in your freezer just cube it up, toss with a little olive oil, season it with salt and pepper or parmesan cheese and bake a 300F until crisp. (low and slow is the key here)
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*The Garden of Eatin's dreamy creamy & skinny Caesar salad dressing (*recipe below)
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Preheat oven to 375 F. Spray mini muffin tins with olive oil (I have a spray pump that I keep on the counter filled with extra virgin olive oil)
Melt the butter in microwavable safe dish and stir in garlic salt and parsley if you are making your own. Set aside.
Place each wrapper into a section of a mini-muffin tin. Gently press each wrapper into the tin and arrange so that it forms a cup shape. The wrapper will overlap itself and stick up out of the cup. Brush insides with the garlic butter and bake for 8 to 10 minutes, until browned and crisp. (time may vary according to your oven, so keep a close eye on them) Remove from the tin and allow to cool while preparing salad)
The Garden of Eatin's dreamy creamy & skinny Caesar dressing:
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2 tbls fresh lemon juice
1 tbls olive oil
2 tsp red wine vinegar
1 tbls honey – yes…honey…trust me.
2 tsp Worcestershire sauce (*note I can't say this word….no matter how hard I try it comes out like "whatsthatheresauce" )
1 tsp anchovy paste (optional)
1 tsp Dijon mustard
½ tsp cracked black pepper
1 fresh clove garlic minced OR if you are like me and can't deal with the fresh just use 1 tsp of the one that comes in a tube
Place all ingredients in a blender or food processor and give it a good whirl.
Drizzle Caesar salad dressing onto your romaine lettuce & croutons and toss until all pieces are coated.
Spoon salad mixture into cooled wonton cups and sprinkle with freshly grated parmesan cheese & slice grana padano cheese.
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Using delicious leeks and bright green asparagus, this recipe is pure comfort food.
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If you are going to make a quiche simply use any tart (frozen or homemade) and proceed with the rest of the directions.
1 tablespoon butter
1 leek (white and light green parts only), halved and thinly sliced, then well washed
Coarse salt and ground pepper
1 bunch (1 pound) asparagus, tough ends removed, thinly sliced on the diagonal
4 large eggs
1 1/4 cups half-and-half
Ground nutmeg
2 cups shredded Gruyere cheese
For quiche: 1 frozen pie tart
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees, with rack in lowest position. In a large skillet, melt butter over medium. Add leek and asparagus; season with salt and pepper. Cook, stirring occasionally, until asparagus is crisp-tender, 6 to 8 minutes; let cool.
2. In a large bowl, whisk together eggs, half-and-half, 1/2 teaspoon salt, teaspoon pepper, and a pinch of nutmeg.
3. If you are making a quiche: Place pie crust on a rimmed baking sheet. Sprinkle with cheese; top with asparagus mixture. Pour egg mixture on top.
4. For the mini frittatas: assemble asparagus mixture into each ramekin, should fill about 12, top with cheese. Pour eggs almost to rim
5. Bake until center of quiche is just set, 50 to 60 minutes, rotating sheet halfway through. Let stand 15 minutes before serving. (For the individual frittatas you only need about 30-40, watch them for browning)
categories: Baking, Breakfast, Brunch, Eggs, Food, Guest Post, Little Miss Foodie
I don't often give intros to my Aunt Debi's blog posts which have become a weekly and regular column for us….but I need to just say today…WOW.
This week I made a mini "peachy pink" ombré cake. Why? Because ever since Little Miss Party introduced me to Pinterest I've been obsessing over pretty little cakes with multi colors. It's not normal and yes I know I need to check into an "Over Pinners Anonymous" rehab facility. I also decided to do a gluten and dairy free version because my stomach has been bothering me this week. You needed to know this information right? Now listen to me… I'm not a pastry chef…I just like to bake a lot. Sometimes when I'm in a rush I slap things together without even blinking an eyelash. This was one of those times. The frosting on this cake is far from perfect but then again so am I.
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Here's a quick test for you. Name this cookie:
a. Mandelbread
b. Biscotti
c. Mandelbrot
d. All of the above.
If you answered all of the above you are correct. Here's some ways to distinguish between a biscotti and a mandelbread or brot.
"Biscotti" is the plural form of biscotto. The word originates from the medieval Latin word biscoctus, meaning "twice-cooked/baked." It defined oven baked goods that were baked twice, so they were very dry and could be stored for long periods of time.
categories: Baking, Brunch, Dessert, Food, Guest Post, Little Miss Foodie, Sweets, The Garden of Eatin'


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Animal welfare leader Esther Rosenthal Mechler '64 receives Alumni Community Service Award
Mechler's advocacy has change the face of animal welfare programs around the world.
June 10, 2014 3:27 pm
Christian Rogers '04 and Katherine Papadonis Rogers '04 receive Distinguished Young Alumni Award
Together and as individuals, Katie and Christian embody the Bates values of citizenship, community and integrity.
June 10, 2014 3:26 pm
William "Chick" Leahey '52, celebrated Bates baseball coach, receives Papaioanou Award for Extraordinary Service
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June 5, 2014 11:50 am
The Alumni Parade, our tradition of 'universal enthusiasm and great merriment,' turns 100 years young
The centerpiece of the 1914 Reunion was the first-ever Alumni Parade, a "historico-humorous parade of classes about the field."
June 4, 2014 9:00 am
Clean Sweep, a 'garage sale on a massive scale,' returns to L-A on June 14
A "garage sale" on a massive scale, Bates presents its annual Clean Sweep on June 14.
May 29, 2014 11:23 am
Video: Commencement sights, sounds and moments that will last a lifetime
Commencement is filled with sights, sounds and emotional moments that last a lifetime.
May 28, 2014 5:53 pm
Slideshow: 27 Commencement moments
Photographs from Commencement morning show how four years culminates in a few very joyous hours on the Historic Quad.
May 25, 2014 4:00 pm
Commencement 2014: 'One thing you absolutely must do'
If you were born in the U.S. before 1965, author Isabel Wilkerson told the Class of 2014 at Commencement, you were not born into a democracy.
May 25, 2014 1:38 pm
Video: The shoes fit for Bates seniors and faculty at Commencement
Bates seniors and professors (and the Commencement piper) explain what their choice of shoewear says about the sole of the college.
May 25, 2014 12:43 pm
Commencement 2014: Honorand citations and conferrals
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