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There is absolutely NO STANDARD regarding weight capacity statements made by tripod manufacturers or ballhead manufacturers. Look at Gitzo 25xx tripod capacity claims, then look at a photo of a 150+ pound person perched on top of one...proof of no correlation to nothing.
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Looking to all the world like a cut-down A71, the new A21 is precisely that, a more compact interpretation of the Chaser series' signature visual features. It is even smaller than the A31. As part of the Chaser chassis family the A21 boasts: fluorescent blue accents; full-mesh frontal treatment; bulging flanks on the side panels; a windowed and vented left side panel; and a visual style that just shouts "Look at me! I'm a gamer!" to even the most uninitiated onlooker.
The A21 might be the smallest Chaser, but it still can host a powerful PC. It has three 5.25″ drive bays for optical drives (or bay-mounted reservoirs), six 3.5″ drive bays, and one dedicated 2.5″ drive bay for SSDs. Most of the storage bays are toolless, which confers a user-friendliness that should please most PC builders. The A21 also has seven PCI expansion slots, so this can handle even a twin-dual slot GPU configuration quite easily. Speaking of GPUs, Thermaltake says the A21 can handle even "extra long" graphics cards with no issues, though it didn't provide a maximum GPU length in its specs.
As far as cooling goes, the A21 has one 120mm blue LED fan pre-installed at the rear exhaust position. However, it can accommodate one 120mm fan at the front intake position, one 120mm fan on the side panel, two 120mm fans at the top of the case, and one more 120mm fan at the bottom. Moreover, Thermaltake's own AIO (all-in-one) WATER-series LCS (liquid cooling systems) are naturally fully compatible and fits at the top position as well.
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Cute sheath dress with a lovely cotton fabric I found at JoAnn's. The pattern I used is a McCall's 6355. Great pattern, easy to make.
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Dec 29, 2011, 09.46 PMby Testosterone
So it is possible to make something attractive out of what JoAnn's offers. Having wandered their aisles, it has been more a cringe-fest, with really good magazines and books near the patterns.
Your taste and talents have inspired me to wander JoAnn's with the thought, "What would Vicsguy do?".
Dec 30, 2011, 07.31 PMby vicsguy2009
Thanks! Most of what I find at JoAnn's is in the red tag aisle. I won't waste good money on their cheap fabric.
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Thank you both! I am so lucky to have such a great model to create clothes for.
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Third, if the bill's draftsmen thought anything effective was going to be done about border security, they wouldn't have granted legal residency to 11.5-20 million illegals, irrespective of what happens on the border.
Eighth, how many Tsarnaevs are we guaranteeing legal residence? We don't know. There will be a "terrorist screening," probably against a "watch list," but that process didn't prevent the Boston Marathon bombing.
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The Great Caper Caper
Can you help me brainstorm some uses for capers? I have a quart of them. Do they expire when the expiration says, or is that just being very cautious? Can I incorporate them into baking (like...bread?) I have only ever used them in garnish for chicken picatta and similar ventures, in spaghetti sauce, and on salads.
Ideas? Thanks!
I don't know what the expiration date is, but on things like pickles, I don't even look at it. In my fridge, capers (& other pickled items) last forever.
They're awesome deep-fried as a garnish for vitello tonnato.
I also throw 'em into my homemade remoulade.
They are great on fish with lemon and butter and parsley.
Garnish smoked salmon and cream cheese bagel/ sandwich/ omelet.
Smitten Kitchen's garlic butter-roasted mushrooms uses a bunch of them and is delicious.
I mix canned Italian tuna in olive oil (drained) with chopped drained giardineira, lots of capers and sliced olives and add to small pasta shells with some olive oil for an easy take-to-work lunch. Artichoke hearts too if I have any.
Pasta puttanesca.
There are a bunch of caper gremolata recipes out on the web that are great on grilled meat or chicken or fish.
And I am with Bacardi1, well-refrigerated and uncontaminated by sticking dirty utensils into the brine they should last a long, long time.
Haven't been to one of those warehouse stores in YEARS, but one time bought a MASSIVE jar of capers... possibly a GALLON? My sister thought I was NUTS! I portioned them out into half pint jars and recanned them. Sister thought I was less nuts when she got a few jars!
Kinda doubt they have an "expiration date"... more like a "best if used by"!?! I also don't look at expirations on things like pickles.
And here is a massive list of Caper dishes
Thanks to Molinari's Deli in SF, I take a can of Italian tuna packed in olive oil, add some capers (I always rinse them, finely chopped red onion, cilantro, s&p, a dash of vinegar, usually sherry, and a tad more oo. Great on crackers or bread. Folks love this.
I use them til they're gone. Sometimes the liquid even gets a little cloudy. No problem.
I made fish & chips for dinner and I added capers to the tartar sauce.
I mash a few tsp. and add capers to salad dressing, dips and marinades.
I love capers in egg, chicken and tuna salad.
Nearly always find a way to incorporate capers into pasta, chicken and fish dishes.
And they add that something-something to sauces.
And then there's bread, they really go well in rustic breads.
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My Veracruz version- there are many interpretations - includes peeled/mashed roma tomatoes, garlic, coarsely chopped onion, sweet pepper strips, capers, sliced green olives, and a sprinkling of golden raisins, oo and butter. Very good with shrimp, snapper, grouper.
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I have used this recipe before and it's delicious. Not just for fish, but I've used chicken too.
I love capers and there are a lot of good suggestions here. This Braised Chicken with Lemon and Capers is very good.
I always use far more capers than any recipe calls for.
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Thanks, Valerie. I have probably tried 100 versions of Veracruz sauce in eastern Mexico, and the varieties are fun to experience. What is unfortunate is that red snapper (huachinango) is rapidly disappearing from Mexican menus. I frequently ask for a side dish of Veracruz sauce with a whole fried boquinette (hog fish - great eating) , and there has never been an extra charge.
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I've never heard, read or thought about either Melba toast OR capers with caviar.
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Well, now you have.
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To each his own, of course, but I like a super thin cracker like these Waterwheel ones:
A drop or three of lemon juice and maybe occasionally a tiny bit of creme fraiche. To me the cracker is just a delivery vehicle. I'd be happy to just eat with my caviar spoon straight from the jar but then it would be gone too quickly :)
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I agree w others here, I don't pay attn to "best by" dates on pickled items. I would discard however if the pickling liquid started to smell off.
Here's one of my favourite pasta recipes. A Donna Hay recipe for Lemon Chicken Pasta that uses capers. I usually increase the amount since w love the flavour. This dish is also great w drained, canned tuna instead of chicken too btw:
I love capers in a lot of dishes... but lately I like to cook spaghetti and when done...I add some supermarket pesto,extra extra virgin olive oil, frozen peas, Parmesan and lots of capers...yum!
They're pretty good on Italian style chicken liver crostinis. Also, put em in nicoise salad, put the salad on a baguette and you got a pan bagnat; good w/ bruschetta, anything with tomatoes really. Just remembered great with lox and bagel. I always have a jar in the fridge. Also, good with smoked herring.
On Orangette's blog, she has a recipe for deviled eggs with a little basil aioli and fried capers on top. The fried capers are ADDICTIVE. Little salty, crunchy bits, we couldn't stop eating them. As I recall, you put them in a little oil until they pop.
I make a great "tarter" sauce with them.
Mayo, Lemon, Lot's of black pepper, Dill, Capers, some roasted garlic. It's very good.
I put caper, butter sauce on everything (almost). Oops forgot to say caper, butter, lemon juice). do we need another use?


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WSO2 today announced it will lead 26 in-depth presentations for IT architects, developers and administrators in conjunction with WSO2Con 2013, WSO2's third user conference. The WSO2 keynotes, conference sessions, and pre-conference tutorials will explore enabling technologies and best practices for implementing a service-oriented architecture (SOA), cloud computing, API management, mobile integration, and analytics, among others. Leading the sessions are the same senior technical experts who deliver WSO2's professional consulting, design and training—providing attendees with first-hand, real-world knowledge.
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"We are doing the same thing patrol cars are doing, we just see a whole lot more,'' said Dimel, who has worked 10 years with Costa Mesa and Newport Beach's joint helicopter program, including three as a pilot.
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"It is so helpful on so many incidents," said Sgt. Rick Martinez with the Anaheim Police Department. "You can feel the void when they are not there."
Because of the decreased air time, Huntington Beach police have fewer resources readily available, spokesman Lt. Russell Reinhart said.
"A lot of it is less efficiency on our end and less service we can give to the community," he said.
While law enforcement agencies say the helicopter program significantly reduces crime, some Orange County residents contend the helicopters are unnecessary, and noisy to boot.
When Ed Stephenson hears a helicopter over his house in Huntington Beach, he walks outside and gives it the finger, he said. Stephenson said he objects to the noise and the constant patrolling.
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Though modesty caused Dale Steyn to shy away from the assertion that he is the best bowler in the world, it cannot be disputed that over the past eight years he has been the best managed. Despite a method that relies on delivering the ball at high speed with near to maximum effort most of the time, Steyn has missed remarkably few Test matches for South Africa.
Since he became an established part of the team, only two Tests in England in 2008 stand out as major matches Steyn has been unable to take part in, and those were not for any bowling injury but a broken thumb. As Australia's hierarchy wrestle with the matter of how best to develop the talent of their young fast bowlers, notably the increasingly injury-afflicted Pat Cummins, Steyn's example stands out for its good sense and its simplicity.
Put simply, Steyn's schedule is prioritised around Test series and major ODI and Twenty20 tournaments. The glut of bilateral series that exist around them are scarcely his concern, something borne out by the fact he has played just 66 ODIs and 28 T20Is. By picking Steyn's battles carefully, South Africa's coaching and selection staff have ensured that at 29 he is still around to help them win the war - driving the national team to the top of the ICC's Test rankings.
"I think I've been managed well. We've got a good trainer - Rob Walter - and I think our coaches that we've had over the last couple of years ... the messages that have been sent back to the coaches from the trainers have been the right ones," Steyn said. "I've only played a handful of one-day internationals - I've only played like 80 one-day games. For someone that's been playing as long as I have in my Test career I probably should have played double that at least. So they've managed me bloody well. I'm pretty stoked about that."
There was some circumstantial help earlier in Steyn's career. One of his least happy memories is of being taken for 58 runs from five furious overs against Australia at Melbourne's Docklands Stadium in January 2006. While Steyn was chastened by the experience, it also encouraged selectors to choose other bowlers for many of South Africa's ODI assignments, leaving him fitter and fresher for Tests.
"At the start of my career there were guys like Polly, Makhaya and Andre Nel, so it was a bit tough to break into that team," Steyn said. "Those kinds of [management] conversations are happening now, more so with the Champions League, the IPL tournaments. I'm playing one game for Brisbane Heat.
"Those kind of tournaments that I'm taking part in just mean that I'll be playing more cricket, so Cricket South Africa understand that and want us to play in the big tournaments I think ... World Cups, ICC trophies and games like that."
Self-knowledge has helped too, of course. The brash young Steyn who was humiliated by the blazing bat of Phil Jaques at Docklands also spent plenty of energy by bowling at the top of his register in the nets, something he seldom resorts to anymore. Those former Australian players who have bemoaned the fact that young bowlers do not deliver enough overs in the nets may be surprised to know that Steyn's workload is monitored just as carefully.
"Our trainer tries to keep us down to a minimum, yesterday I probably bowled more overs than I should have, but today I'll take it easy because of the game tomorrow," Steyn said. "It's about man management, you've also got to know your body. When I was younger I probably over-bowled myself a lot because I just wanted to bowl and bowl and bowl.
"Now it is about managing myself and knowing my best deliveries I've got to bowl in the game and save all my strength for the game. So just managing myself - you don't see Usain Bolt breaking the 100m world record during training sessions all the time, and it's the same thing for me, there's no point breaking the speed barrier all the time."
With durability has come maturity, and Steyn is happy to admit he has mellowed somewhat from his earlier days. That includes his humble view that other bowlers around the world can deliver better balls than he does, but may not be able to do so for as many Test matches in a row.
"In all honesty I think there is probably better bowlers than what I am," he said. "I think I'm one of the guys that have consistently played for South Africa and performed well. When Graeme needs a wicket or something like that he kind of hands me the ball and I've been fortunate enough to take the wickets for him.
"If I'm playing every Test match and taking wickets those points rankings mean I'm always going to be up there. But it doesn't necessarily mean that I'm the best and most skilled bowler in the world. I think there is probably better bowlers out there."
Of course, there is still plenty of aggression to go with the forethought. But Steyn has learned to channel that, too. "I think cricket brings out a more aggressive side in me in all honesty," he said. "Where else in the world do you get the opportunity to basically kill someone with two bouncers an over? Or try, legally. That can bring out the anger in anyone. I think off the field I'm pretty chilled, but on the field it's all business."
A business made less risky by shrewd management.
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The controversy was not discussed by the NFL owners during their meeting Tuesday in Washington.
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In the three years since CMAA published Adam Bartlett's collection of antiphons and psalms Simple English Propers, many parishes have adopted the SEP and sung the melodies without organ accompaniment, as indeed they were designed. But through that same time we've also been asked whether we would ever offer a companion set of organ accompaniments.
In 2014, composer Ryan Dingess has fulfilled that request by publishing his own two-volume set to accompany the Simple English Propers. Ryan has kindly allowed CMAA to offer the books as a free PDF download (Volume I | Volume II). In addition, the volumes are available in hardcopy form from lulu.com.
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2015 Winter Chant Intensive and "Sing the Mass," a Course for Priests, Deacons, and Seminarians, at the Cathedral of SS Simon and Jude in Phoenix, Arizona, January 5-8, 2015
The Chant Intensive lives up to its name: though no previous experience with chant is required, beginners and intermediate chanters should be prepared for full immersion from the start. You will learn or review how to read and fully navigate all aspects of traditional Gregorian notation (square notes).
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The CMAA Winter Chant Intensive is intended for beginning and continuing students and all who love and appreciate the central role that chant plays as the prayerful song of the Roman Rite–not only at cathedrals and basilicas but in any parish. The conference will inspire and prepare participants to continue the renaissance of sacred music in our time, in both the ordinary and extraordinary forms of the Mass.
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The Cathedral Choir will sing polyphonic propers for the Epiphany from Byrd's Gradualia II, a polyphonic ordinary–Hassler's Missa Dixit Maria–and motets. This year's venue is the beautiful Cathedral of SS Simon and Jude in Phoenix, Arizona.
The intensive will begin on Monday afternoon, January 5, and conclude with an 11 a.m. chanted Mass in the ordinary form on Thursday, January 8. The sung Mass will include Mass XIII and the Gregorian propers for the week of the Solemnity of the Epiphany.
The fifth annual Musica Sacra St. Louis conference will explore "The Beauty of the Mass Ordinary" and "English Language Adaptations of the Mass Propers". Instructors include Dr. William Mahrt, Associate Professor of Music at Stanford University; and Dr. Horst Buchholz, Director of Sacred Music, Archdiocese of St. Louis.
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Of course there's not a zero possibility of having a Pokémon RPG for a home console, but only if there is something we can make out of it that's fun.
For this game we have introduced the Global Link, which allows users to connect to a PC, so that there is something to play at home.
Can we expect to see other spin-offs featuring the new Pokémon from Black/White?
Game Freak is not developing any other videogames for the Wii in the foreseeable future, as far as I know. There could be some other possibilities, but I am not really sure.
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When it comes time to learn a new language on a mobile device (what, you haven't?), Duolingo is the first that comes to mind. But let's say you've completed everything that app has to offer - what then? Lingua.ly has arrived for Android, and it's ready to help newcomers learn any of over twenty languages.
Chromecast apps are popping up almost faster than we can install them, but let's not forget one of the first apps to show us what the Chromecast was capable of doing. Of course, I'm talking about AllCast. Koush's streaming app has been updated with a few goodies, some of which are still listed as 'beta.'
WebDrive, as its name would suggest, allows users to access files stored remotely as though they were available locally. The concept is far from unusual these days, with cloud storage progressively replacing local storage as the default way people save files. Still, this piece of software has built a name for itself on Windows and Mac. Now, after first shipping for iOS, an Android version has hit the Play Store.
Facebook's new Messenger beta program is already making great strides with a jump to v4.0. You'll have to be in the beta program to get access, but it's quick to set up. Once opted in, you'll get to check out a few interesting new features in Facebook's chat app.
Back in the day, people used to go on runs with nothing but a loose pair of shorts and whichever shoes were comfy. Now such an idea feels downright preposterous without earbuds, music, podcasts, a fitness band, or an activity tracking app. Runtastic's offering is one of the first that comes to mind, and today it's getting bumped up to version 5.0. Runners, here's the promotional video.
Yeah, that video showed the iOS interface.
It's easy to forget that Amazon has cloud storage products on Android now that Google has started pushing the envelope with Drive and Play Music. Amazon does offer its own photo backup app connected to a free 5GB Cloud Drive block. The app wasn't great, but now that's being addressed with a significant update.