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Kevin Sensmeier is an Ivy Tech State College graduate with an Associate's Degree in Automotive Technology. He is ASE Master Certified and is Engine Machinest Certified. He attends 2-3 transmission rebuild seminars to keep up with the latest repair techniques. He has been a shop owner and operator for 8 years. Prior to that, he worked at three other repair shops to gain on the job training and experience. Kevin has spent a great deal of effort in the last 2 years improving the Do It Right shop location, doing everything from paving the concrete drive to painting the building to landscaping and more.
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One of the twenty-first century's greatest violations of human rights is the proliferation of mind control technologies and their accompanying abuse and torture.
Despite of disagreements of religions, I indeed believe that everyone should fight against torture and abuse of mind control technologies and Directed Energy Weapons.
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I have collected many reported articles which introduce 'mind control technologies'. The listing of these articles will not mislead readers; it is a short cut for readers to learn what mind control technologies are.
Soleilmavis Liu, Author of the book: "Twelve Years in the Grave – Mind Control with Electromagnetic Spectrums, the Invisible Modern Concentration Camp", is helping the public understand voice-to-skull, and remote electromagnetic mind control technologies. Her book provides the sound facts and evidence about the secret abuse and torture with such technologies.
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Look they even sell these microchips outside the United States on the black market for cheap that how easy it is for these people to buy these microchips and implant them in me and others without our permission when they drugged us and put us out. Then they got the doctors,ex-ray and mri depts covering up these microchips in people bodys so that no one ever knows that the person got microchipped.…Continue
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This is how easy it is for people to buy these microchips amazon sells them for $9.98 then all the person has to do is register it and say they have a dog or cat that they want to microchip at home.. Then they can drug as many people as they want and implant these microchips in their bodys without their permission. I know because one or more microchips got implanted in my body without my permission five years ago when I lived with my ex-boyfriend in Sparks,Nv and I have evidence of it.…Continue
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Julian Sir Aubrey Lewis, FRCP, FRCPsych (November 8, 1900 to 21 in 1975) was the first professor of psychiatry at the Institute of Psychiatry in London, and is credited with being a driving force behind the flowering of British psychiatry after WWII and raise the profile of the profession worldwide.
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2Timothy2:3Thou therefore endure hardness, as a good soldier of Jesus Christ.
God gave mankind freedom and liberty. God never controlled mankind's minds. Only Satan and his supporters wanted to control mankind's minds. Nazis were the first to develop the mind control weapons. With the help of Satan, they even wanted to conquer the whole world. Even though the world had destroyed Nazis, People had not been able to prevent the proliferation of mind control weapons, and prevent such weapons from falling into the hands of followers of Dragon and Beasts. More followers of Dragon and Beast started to research and develop mind control weapons. The Dragon, Beasts and their followers wanted to control their followers and also used their mind control weapons to abuse and torture God's people secretly.
2 Samuel 12:12 You did it in secret, but I will do this thing in broad daylight before all Israel.'
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|I bet the ... ( 1 year ago by Traitor Red)
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|I'm satisfied with ... ( 1 year ago by Disinfectantanime)
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|dear Thejorishae, ... ( 1 year ago by Yuki gumarnament)
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|But mihawk isnt the ... ( 1 year ago by FireFistShanks1)
|But mihawk isnt the type of guy that oversleeps or says " where am i". Hes to like calm cool and collected for that. It seems a bit out of character lol
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|Good chapter here. THANK YOU, Oda for not completely skipping out on showing Black Kabuto off! (Though I think the name "Chomping Grass" sounds a bit cheesy) And I dont quite get how that Weather Egg works...is it CREATED, or is it an actual item in of itself? Either way, the attack itself, Thunder Breed Tempo, is pretty cool. I do agree that Buffalo & Baby 5 were taken out a bit too easy. Though General Cannon was EPIC!!! And I wonder who that is asleep in the sea. Aokiji?
|Baby 5 and Buffalo ... ( 1 year ago by LazyArtist)
|Baby 5 and Buffalo really weren't that weak, it's just that Franky completely raped them before Nami and Usopp showed up. In fact they both tanked an attack with the same destructive power as the Thousand Sunny's Gaon Cannon, got sent flying into a huge glacier, and stood back up. That's some impressive shit. After something like that, of course Nami and Usopp could finish them off.
|It's Mihawk. Oda's ... ( 1 year ago by gajeebant)
|It's Mihawk. Oda's foreshadowed a connection between DoFlamingo and Mihawk from the very start. You can observe them both wearing the exact same X shaped armband in various appearances of theirs throughout the manga. Maybe they're are brothers or were part of some secret organisation? Either way from the silhouette - the large cross shaped sword at the back, the laid out pose etc etc - it's Mihawk on his coffin ship travelling to Punk Hazard. I suspect he's just seen the broadcast.
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|While I liked ... ( 1 year ago by origamipein18)
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The Nigerian Stock Exchange on Wednesday informed investors that the Securities and Exchange Commission had approved rules to govern the Investor Protection Fund.
The Chief Executive Officer, NSE, Mr. Oscar Onyema, who disclosed this on Wednesday, said the move would enable the Board of IPF to commence work, which will boost investor confidence.
He spoke in Lagos at an 'investors' clinic' the NSE organised for registered shareholders' associations.
The IPF, a World Bank-funded scheme aimed at boosting confidence in the equities market, is meant to provide compensation to investors who are defrauded.
Capital market regulators expect that the fund, said to be up to N600m, will attract more investors to the NSE and increase the depth of the capital market.
Onyema said, "This (approval) is a welcome development which will enable the Board of Trustees of IPF to carry out the duties for which the Fund was established, in line with the Investment and Securities Act 2007 and the approved Rules. The Exchange continues to look forward to working closely with the Fund's Board of Trustees to sustain and promote investor confidence in the Nigerian capital market."
Onyema, who told investors that the impressive performance of the NSE over the last two years was largely due to improved market regulation, said the Exchange would maintain zero-tolerance to market infractions.
"We have proposed several rules to codify the accepted mode of engagement in our market. These rules are available on our website," he said, adding that the Exchange would remain committed to investor education.
The Head, Regulation and Legal Division, NSE, Tinuade Awe, in a presentation on investor protection efforts by the NSE, said the Exchange's goal was to ensure that all investors were protected.
According to her, as a result of the drive, the NSE has implemented reforms, upgraded technology and reviewed (and introduced) rules to ensure better governance and transparency when it comes to activities on the Exchange.
She told the shareholder groups that through initiatives such as the IPF, transformation of market operators, review of rules and regulations concerning such things as Annual General Meetings and local and foreign collaboration with regulators, their investments were better protected.
Awe explained that the NSE had also strengthened its market surveillance, ensuring daily monitoring of trading activities in the market, creation and analysis of alerts for unusual trading behaviour and preparation of surveillance reports on daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly basis.
She added that the new trade alert system, X-Alert, introduced by the NSE, which provides investors with details of transactions on their accounts via SMS, among other things, "serves as an effective fraud alert in cases of unauthorised transactions on accounts."
The retail investor clinic is part of the investor education initiatives by the NSE and shareholders at the event used the opportunity to raise several issues, which they said put their investments at risk.
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The shareholders also expressed concern that the retail investors were not being carried along in the transformation of the Exchange.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court has refused to get in the middle of a patent fight over a way to cure tobacco that may make it less carcinogenic.
The high court on Monday refused to hear an appeal from R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., who is being sued by Star Scientific, Inc.
Star Scientific, Inc. says R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. infringed on its patents on a way to cure tobacco minimizing the formation of tobacco-specific nitrosamines or TSNA, which may be carcinogenic.
But a trial court says the patents are unenforceable, because the inventor kept from the Patent and Trademark Office key documents and information - including that low-TSNA tobacco already had been grown in the U.S.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit overturned that decision, saying a judge cannot throw a patent out without clear and convincing evidence that a deception was intentional.
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Zoos Victoria has today welcomed the Victorian Government's response to the Leadbeater's Possum Advisory Group Report recommendations.
Zoos Victoria CEO, Jenny Gray said the Group's recommendations focused on the two principles of protecting and supporting Leadbeater's Possum colonies; and conserving and enhancing current and future habitat for the possum.
"The report recommendations are the product of careful negotiation with community, scientists and the timber industry and we believe they are a positive step towards the recovery of our State's faunal emblem," Ms Gray said.
"These negotiations and the development of the recommendations have drawn on the science of the leading experts including Dr David Lindenmayer and the Arthur Rylah Institute."
Ms Gray said the report and its associated technical documents provide a better picture of the state of Leadbeater's Possum habitat following the devastating Black Saturday fires that wiped out more than a third of the highland species habitat. However, more monitoring needs to be done to gain a better understanding of where current colonies are located and where suitable habitat needs to be protected.
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A Year of Comfort Foods and Old-Fashioned Southern Goodness
In many ways, 2011 was a truly calamitous and difficult year, a year many of us would rather forget. Earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, war, and the ongoing drudgery of the economy seemed to bombard the world with relentless, reckless cruelty … Continue readingPin It
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Funky, Fresh Seafood Shack
It took me three drive-by's and lots of recommendations to finally take the proverbial stab at The Crab Shack on Tybee Island. With all of its endearingly cheesy fishing kitsch (complete with an alligator pond and a giant red crab … Continue reading
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The Hits Keep Coming Down Savannah Way
It's not supposed to happen this way! After five months of combing Savannah for her best dining establishments as part of research for Savannah Chef's Table (Globe Pequot Press, Fall, 2012), I would have expected that my list of food … Continue reading
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Savannah's Favorites That Won't Break the Bank – Updated
I've finally found time to update the still partial list for my recommended lists for dining and general noshing and sipping in Savannah now that Food Lovers' Charleston & Savannah is off to the publisher. Please feel free to use … Continue reading
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Sammy's Sliders are Way Smooth
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Gorgeous Cover for Food Lovers' Charleston and Savannah
Just in from the editor's desk…. I am so pleased. Let's hope the content is as pretty and tempting as the cover:) To be released later this fall, 2011, Globe Pequot Press. Share/Bookmark
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More Savannah Surprises
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Savannah Sweet Spots
The buzz on Broughton Street, in the heart of Savannah's shopping/retail district, is The Savannah Bee Company. This lively store is jam packed with golden, gorgeous honey, which is harvested by hand and beautifully packaged. There is honey to go with cheese, … Continue reading
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Savoring Savannah One Step at a Time
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by Frank Di Giacomo, Publisher
When you try to listen to the arguments that conservatives use about rail transit — and in some cases it's pretty hard to keep listening, I admit — you realize that rail transit projects are right in the middle of conservatives' fight among themselves over the government's role in helping the economy to grow. How we as an industry deal with that fight will determine a big part of our success in the future of rail transit and intercity passenger rail funding at all levels of government.Battle lines are drawnSome conservatives have been strong supporters of transit and intercity passenger rail funding. People like Bill Lind and Glen Bottoms of The American Conservative's Center for Public Transportation view investment in rail projects as both a way to bolster local communities as well as grow the national economy. In other words, they see these investments as enablers of the private economy. Lind also makes the case that rail transit is a national security issue, because it reduces the country's dependence on unstable foreign sources of oil and keeps those dollars invested at home. It should be noted that Bottoms has also been an advisor to the Mitt Romney presidential campaign.
At the other end of the spectrum among conservatives are many Tea Party types, who see transit spending as wasteful and ineffective, or worse, social engineering bordering on some kind of international socialist plot (look up "Agenda 21" sometime to see what I mean). Some in this wing also want to see transit gutted for more highway spending, as if that's not government intervention that favors one kind of economic activity over another, supposedly a no-no with libertarians. Nevermind also that Ronald Reagan, almost their patron saint, signed into law the federal New Starts program funded by the Mass Transit Account in the Highway Trust Fund.What should we do about it?Some conservatives have been a very important part of the coalition for greater rail investment at all levels of government over the past 40 years. Yet as the late Paul Weyrich, who helped to start the conservative think tank Heritage Foundation, used to say, there are some opponents who will never be convinced no matter how much evidence they are given. To those, give them the evidence — but then don't waste your time any further.
Although many in the House of Representatives' majority are this kind of ideologues, many are not, and pushed back hard against their far-right colleagues who wanted to gut New Starts and the Mass Transit Account. Make no mistake, the battle is still on, but the recent fight back against the far right indicates that the tide is shifting back in our favor —if we keep it up. Stay involved.
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I know that you don't have all the time in the world and that one of the reasons you purchased this book was to save time. After reading the other articles in the Canadian REITs Investing category you may be ready to drop this option and concentrate on dividend stock picking. REITs analysis will require you to look deeper into financial statements since most information you need cannot be taken from the stock screener of financial websites. This is why I'm summarizing the above mentioned guidelines to give you a clear and quick idea of what you should be looking for:
FFO & AFFO under 100% – you are looking for viability
Dividend Yield over 3% – you are looking to get paid
5 Years Dividend Growth positive – you are looking to get paid more
LVT under 65% – a lot of equity means more leverage options and cheap debt
Geographic diversification – 55% of revenue or less by province + preferably a small exposure to USA market (it will bounce back one day or another).
Tenant diversification – less than 5% of revenue by tenants + sector diversification
You can also read our stock screener tutorial that will help you to find interesting Canadian REITs to add to your portfolio. Free stock screeners won't give you FFO and AFFO data but it will at least help you building your Canadian REITs watch list. From these results, you can download each Real Estate Investment Trust's financial statement and find out the rest of the information.
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Now I find the reg entries are corrupted quite a bit so whatever caused that initial crash before the cooler dropped it's bundle has earnt mea no genuine message which has now gone away but I am still going to do a celan install I think.
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Just thin smear on each surface plus a grain of rice on the heatsink. I usually do this with a piece of old credit card it looks a lot in the pic as I have just taken the cooler off the reinstall I thinned out the heatsink one this time. The contamination I really don't think came from over doing it more that I may have just touched the LGA edge with my fingers it was only a couple of dots that looked like they were dirty they might not have been as my eyesight i snow getting pretty poor.
I suspect that cooler unit not being directly over the heatsink had more to play in it. The fixing I don't like at all it has too much "slop" in it when positioning over the heatsink. Am awaiting the replacement Intel LC at the moment but after the last episode am now a bit loathe to fit it.
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Germany could be set for a net loss of 5.6GW in electricity generation capacity between 2014 and 2018, according to data published by energy regulator BNetzA on Friday.
This includes a combined 2.2GW of planned closures dogged by uncertainty and new plants. A factor of uncertainty remains utility Enervie's intention to shut down 1.1GW of capacity ( see EDEM 30 September 2013 ). The plants need to be confirmed as not system relevant before Enervie can close them. The utility is still talking with the relevant grid operator and the energy regulator, a spokesman for the utility said on Friday. These plants could come on top 11.9GW of planned capacity reductions over the coming five years.
Over the same period, a total of 8.7GW is expected to be added, including the 1.1GW Datteln 4 hard coal plant by E.ON where construction has been stalled by public opposition ( see EDEM 6 December 2013 ).
Excluding the potential closures by Enervie, Germany is expected to see a net power generation capacity loss of at least 3.4GW, about 1GW more than what BNetzA published in October last year. German utility E.ON drove the increase after it announced several closures of hard coal and fuel oil plants in December ( see EDEM 23 December 2013 ).
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Barbie's had a number of different looks over the years, but her latest reincarnation is drawing the ire of some parents.
Tokidoki Barbie, marketed as a collector's item for $50, sports tattoos on her neck and a pink bob. She also comes with a black skull-and-bones tee shirt, leopard leggings and sky-high sparkly silver shoes, and is the result of Barbie's collaboration with Simone Legno of the Japanese-inspired lifestyle brand Tokidoki, the Huffington Post reported.
Mattel insists that the doll is a limited-edition specialty item for adult Barbie collectors, and is not being marketed to children. But parents have mixed opinions.
They feel the doll's fashion sense and upper body tattoos set a bad example for young children.
"It's teaching kids to want tattoos before they are old enough to dress like that," parent Kevin Buckner told Virginia TV station WSET.
Others, however, say Barbie's new look is better than the alternative.
"I much prefer tattoos to unrealistic proportions and the message that the most important thing is to be pretty and get a boy. Good for you Mattel for making a doll a little more like the rest of us. I consider it a tiny step in the right direction," a commenter wrote on the Babble blog, "Strollerderby."
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- Published on Tuesday, 26 April 2011 08:02
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By: Garin Kilpatrick
Facebook has become a behemoth.
In the United Stated Facebook has surpassed even Google in terms of traffic.
Below I have collected 40 amazing facebook statistics, and I will update them as time goes on.
To the best of my knowledge all stats below are current (As of November 8th, 2010), and accurate.
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1. More than 500 million active users
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4. People spend over 700 billion minutes per month on Facebook
Activity on Facebook
5. There are over 900 million objects that people interact with (pages, groups, events and community pages)
6. Average user is connected to 80 community pages, groups and events
7. Average user creates 90 pieces of content each month
8. More than 30 billion pieces of content (web links, news stories, blog posts, notes, photo albums, etc.) shared each month.
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Facebook has grown into a monster of a social network. A fact that the infographic below neglects is the fact that Facebook is now sitting at over 600 million users, and thousands of new users join the site every day.
Facebook is currntly worth an estimated 65 billion dollars, and Reuters recently reported that six Facebook founders and early investors have added their names to the Forbes Billionaires list.
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- Published on Saturday, 05 March 2011 19:34
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This post features three infographics from the marketing guru's over at Hubspot.
The first infographic is about profile activity, and the next two show which kind of Facebook pages are successful, and which are not.
Here is the first infographic, Facebook Profile Activity by Age. From glancing at this graphic a few things stick out to me. First is the popularity of quotes, especially in the twenty to thirty age range.
The next blatantly obvious trend is that wall posts are much more prolific among younger Facebook users. There also seems to be a correlation between the frequency of wall posts and the number of friends.
Find your age on this graph and see how your age stacks up in terms of the different variables. Do you find any of this data suprising?
Facebook vs. Twitter Infographic
- Published on Wednesday, 26 January 2011 16:14
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Back when Twitter was first taking flight in terms of social media success Facebook tried to buy Twitter for about $500,000,000 in Facebook stock.
Mark Zuckerberg would have been making a smart investment, had Twitter accepted his offer, since Twitter is currently valued at $4,000,000,000, which is based on the fact that just a month ago they raised $200,000,000.
Facebook, on the other hand, recently raised $1.5 billion in funding and is valued at somewhere between $50,000,000,000 and $75,000,000,000.
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Klam Krawl Trip Report
Klam Krawl Trip Report - 7/25/08
A nice sized group of CH'ers meet up to sample some native clams on the North Shore. We rated the clams based on taste, clam size, texture of batter and value. There were some pleasant surprises and some shockers. All of the places were similar in price and offered medium or large boxes in the $20.00 range.
We went to the following to sample the areas best:
Lobster Pool – Rockport
Essex Seafood's – Essex
Farnham's – Essex
Woodman's – Essex
Clam Box – Ipswich
1. The Worst: Essex Seafood.
The clams were microscopic in size and severely over cooked with the smallest portion delivered for the price. The clams were about the size of my 'pinky finger' and the bellies about the size of my 'pinky finger nail'. They were so over cooked that they were chewy like rubber bands, tasteless, the tiny bellies were dried up, and hard from the frying. Essex Seafood's was nothing short of robbery!
2. Next to Last Place: Farnham's.
This was shocking to some of us. The clams were slightly bigger that Essex Seafood, had a better overall clam flavor and were cooked to a golden brown. However the batter was gummy tasting and had no signs of crispiness thus taking away any possibility of texture.
On a side note; Scuba saw some 'Cod Cheeks' on the menu and picked up a box for the Chowers to try out. They were a bit stronger tasting, in a good way, than the taste of Cod that you would expect in Fish & Chips. They were crisp and very creamy tasting. Also, Farnham's tartar sauce was meh.
3. Middle of the Road: Lobster Pool.
The clams were about the same size as Farnham's with good flavor and cooked to a golden brown deliciousness. The batter was nice and crisp with excellent mouth texture. If the clams were a bit larger the Lobster Pool may have pulled into a tie with the runner up on this Krawl as the quantity of clams made for a good value.
On a side note: The Lobster Pool has a spectacular view as it is right on the ocean in an inlet. There are picnic tables both in and outside and the place is very clean. A plus was they offered complementary ice cold sliced watermelon, all you wanted.
4. Runner up: Woodman's.
This was the most surprising to us as there have been a lot of mixed opinions and reviews on the board. The clams were good sized with good clam flavor and not chewy at all. A few of my clams had grit when I bit into them, not too pleasant, some tasted greasy, but overall the clams were cooked to a golden brown in a fairly good textured batter. The portion was also very respectable for the price.
4. The Winner: Clam Box.
This was the winner, I mean it wasn't even close, every one of us was very impressed the clams. The clams were the largest in size which meant to us Krawlers that Clam Box was buying a high quality product, no skimping. The clams had no grit, not even with those larger bellies, were very flavorful, tender and were cooked to perfection, not greasy at all. They were golden in color with a light crisp batter. They were also the best value, the box was overflowing, and the Clam Box is very generous with the portions.
On a side note: two of the CH'ers ordered some crisp onion rings, sweet scallops and meduim sized shrimp, just to cap off the evening!
On a final note:
I was very impressed with 'Scuba Jr.', this young gentleman, who is about to enter high school this September, not only kept company with Scuba, the dad, and the rest of us not so young CH'ers, he belted down those bi-valves like a pro! Definitely a future foodie in the making, I guess the fruit doesn't fall far from the tree!
re: StriperGuy
Me too. Essex has been my favorite for a while -- although I've not had their fried clams this summer -- the tartar sauce from Farnhams is great. Woodmans in the top 2 is a shocker too.
re: hiddenboston
Yah, most of us were in shock, very disappointed. I was also pumped when Guy from DD&D's went there but, as you are probably aware, that can also create huge ego's and complacency.
re: Infomaniac
The Krawl began at 5pm +/- and ended around 8:30 pm. We ate a good share of clams!
Thanks for the report. Always loved the Clam Box and agree that it is the best. For some reason, i;m usually closer to the other places and don't make it there as frequently as I'd like. Essex was always my second, so hopefully not a downhill alert.
Many thanks for the report.... I've been waiting to hear how everything went. We usually go to Woodman's since I do know that Farnum's "ain't what it used to be". I won't tell you how long ago I first went to Farnum's, tho . Way back then they were the best of all.
We drove past the Clam Box about 4:00 returning from Tendercrop and the line was snaked around to the back. I thought they closed to change the fry oil then.
I wonder: when is the best time to go there ..?????
re: ScubaSteve
Thank you! Always wanted to stop but the that long line is off-putting. Calling ahead makes such sense.
thanks for the great write-up and the shout-out to The Kid, he'll get a kick out of the mention.
i'm sorry that we did not get to make it to The Lobster Pool as that was the one place on the list that i have never been to.
i will add that the single Best Clam i had was at Woodman's, big, plump, juicy, perfect, too bad it was all alone. to have a box of clams all like that would be nirvana. also on Woodman's; i did notice that after we left the table that there was a distinct taste of tired fryer oil left in my mouth, too bad there was no beer allowed at the picnic tables.
thanks again Treb for organizing, note taking and posting.
re: steinpilz
its not in the rough but The Village in Essex has by far the best fried clams anywhere up this way. Maybe the next trip thru Clambodia hounds can get over the blue hair image of the place and check out the fried clams there.
Also July clams are not that snappy or plump. Come back in October.
re: ipsofatso
they were Plump at both the Clam Box and (somewhat) Woodmans.
I live in the area and have frequented all of these spots and agree that the Clam Box is in a league of its own. I would also throw out The Causeway in Gloucester as having very good clams, the best clam chowder around and by far the best value seafood place in the N. SHore, Huge portions, cheap prices, great fresh quality. I do have some issues with your analysis of the clams as your crew seems to view "grit" as a bad thing, I disagree with that and believe that is a sign of freshness and authentcity. Also, the crew seems to be infatuated with the size of the clam and associates that with good quality, however it is easy to be duped by soaking clams in cornmeal to plump up the bellies and make them bigger, in which case you lose quality and sweetness but do end up with a bigger clam, not a trade-off I'm willing to make.
re: DemBellyFull
Insightful comments,DBF...
re: DemBellyFull
Agree on the Causeway, I didn't put it in play because it would have required eating at a table, thus a lot of wait time etc., and the same reason for not putting the Village in play as well.
As for the grit it was not from the belly but, rather on the exterior part, which a better washing would have cured. Believe me we're not rookies, no corn meal plumping to make the critters bigger, the size comments were about the entire clam.
re: treb
I agree with your grit comments on the grit now, good color. Althought not totally related to this topic there is a new restaurant I'd suggest in this general area, it is the Stone Soup in Annisquam, the owners of the Ipswich Sone Soup opened a place there for the summer, great spot right on the water, just opened for dinner, and like the Causeway it is BYO for alcohol, local fisherman bring fish right up to the dock for him, have had a gread haddock sandwich there, no fried clams as of yet, though there could be as he has a deep-fryer here unlike the one in Ipswich
re: DemBellyFull
Is this where the Annisquam Market used to be?
re: hiddenboston
I am not completely familiar w/ Annisquam as I don't go to often but I think it is where that mkt used to be, they are open for breakfast and lunch too, and just opened for dinner, so I've not been for dinner yet, plan to go this w/end if weather is nice
re: DemBellyFull
i'm sorry but sand in my fried clams is a Bad Thing.
and the larger clams at the CB were Very Sweet.
re: ScubaSteve
Come on, a few little grits is not that bad. It makes the experiece better. I agree that a lot of grit is no good.
re: mjg0725
it was more than just a few bits. i'd say of the 10 or so clams i sampled from ES at least 6 had noticeable sand/grit. they just weren't good at all.
re: DemBellyFull
I love the clams at The Causeway and everything else they serve but do not understand why the use packaged tatar sauce. I think it was Kens Steak House tatar sacue.
re: Infomaniac
totally agree with that, a good tartar can make an OK clam good, and a bad tartar can make a good clam, just OK, I'm a fan of the CB tartar myself
re: Infomaniac
Yah, I don't know why they serve Ken's, it's horrible. Go to be a cost thing.
re: DemBellyFull
DemBellyFull, welcome aboard the SS Chowhound! Fellow hounds, this poster is a good friend of mine and knows his Chow. He was waiting for the Klam Krawl review and it finally got him to get an account and post.
I envy him for his close proximity to the Clam Box. But then again, it's probably a good thing that I am not within striking distance of such a fine establishment.
Great work on your report Treb, thanks!
re: mjg0725
We have been to the Clam Box a couple of times (we live wayyy out in Western MA) and really enjoyed it. We tried Woodmans about 2 weeks - we both liked that as well but I like the Clam Box's onion rings better although for beer batter onion rings - Woodmans were VERY good. I think they are pretty comparable to me but I give the nudge to the Clam Box for their quantity!
re: DemBellyFull
OMG yes! The Causeway has a great Clam Plate. Mostly because it's about 2/3 clams, 1/3 french fries (first time that's ever happened). The clams are sweet, the batter fresh (clean oil).
Alas, I did not participate in the Clam Crawl, but I'm not surprised at the findings. Clam Box is my fave, Woodman's a close second. I know Farnham's is a CH favorite, but I've never had a decent clam box at the place.
For Boston-area folks trying to save gas, has anyone tried the clam plate at Moulton's Seafood yet? 'Cause their other fried seafood is delicious.
re: DemBellyFull
Do you know if the Causeway serves fried clam strips?
re: SASSYMI2
No fried clam strips at Causeway.
re: SASSYMI2
Sassy, if you go there and rip off those belly's and just eat the strips, please invite me, I'll bat clean-up for you.
Too much of a wuss to attempt the crawl but this thread inspired me to finally make my yearly trek to the Clam Box. Arrived at noon to find no line and we enjoyed giant big belly and regular belly clams, some perfectly cooked scallops, clam chowder and fries and O rings. Look forward to checking some of the other spots that rated highly, including revisiting Woodman's.
re: PaulB
Is Clambox still using lard? cuz that has kept me away.. I agree with Causeway on the good seafood, bad tarter. Best clams last summer i had in Newburyport at a dive on a street near the bridge with great fries too. Anyone remember the name? Also I just surprisingly discovered fried oysters at the Century House(tavern side) in Peabody. They had huge juicy bellys, no necks so no chewy and light crisp batter and for 6.75 for a huge plate with great rings and fries and slaw it was better than the clams i have had this year! Also Rte 1 Brothers Kouzina has had a fantastic seafood plate, but last time i got it take out the clams were horrible and chewy so dont know if that just happens when you eat them cold..
re: chompie
can you rate the Krawl Tarters?? I prefer a little onion taste to the really pickly stuff. My very fave, almost like an aioli is by far at Amelias in Gloucester but the seafood is spotty.. Bad tarter can really ruin a great clam..
re: chompie
oh, i don't think the CB is using lard, if they were i think it would be so delicious they would have to pad the floors so that people swooning would not get hurt when they passed out in ecstasy.
i think they use veg oil or peanut oil.
re: chompie
Hey Chompie,
Accoring to todays Globe food section article in which they do their own clam shack review (similar to this informative Klam Krawl), they state that the Clambox clams are fried in a blend of vegetable oil and beef tallow (rendered beef fat).
Interesting. Must add a few levels of richness to them.
They also share another Clambox trade secret. "After the clams dip in evaporated milk, the clams are battered in a blend of 3 parts corn flour to 1 part white pastry flour; the pastry flour helps the corn flour adhere."
Glad I do not own a fry-o-later!
re: chompie
Good info and effort, thanks.
re: chompie
really no beef flavor if that is your adversity, it contributes to flavor dispersion, and quality of the Fry mostly.
A little late to the discussion, but wanting to wait till I hit the Lobster Pool that we missed on the Krawl and where I had to meet some relatives tonight before a Shakespeare performance at the nearby Windhover Center. The clams had as mentioned; a good crispy fry job but were small and only one or 2 noticeable bellies in a small box. The tartar sauce was dreadfully sweet with too much pickles or else Miracle Whip-yech. The lobster roll was decent on a grilled hotdog roll with a little mayo and nothing else. I also tried bites of others' clam chowder (no thanks), french fries (awful), cole slaw (again too sweet and not crunchy. Why is it so hard for most places to get that right?) and fried haddock (very good!)
This was our first Chowhound outing and I'm so glad we chose the Krawl. I feared not being able to keep up with such eloquent posters but everyone was so charming with interesting stories and further chowish tips. We were the ones who ordered the scallops and shrimp at the end but our eyes were bigger than our stomachs. I have to give a shout out to Scuba Jr. too. When asked what was his favorite food, he said he liked the hot stuff and mentioned Vietnamese Pho. Oh, where do you get that?- My Dad makes it! We are teachers and that boy is too cool for school! It was fun, fun, fun. I hope to go on other outings but will have to keep up my gym membership.
re: mimish
Here's the view from Farnhams (with house) and Lobster Pool
Thanks all for the wonderful report. Sounds like you all had a great time. Can I make a humble request, however? I was keen to see the result and did a search... took me some time to find it. I suspect the alternate spelling slowed things down. Next time, perhaps stick with a more orthodox spelling, please?
Reading this posting brought tears to my eyes though I had fried some good fried clams only three days ago at my favorite fish market/restaurant, Close Harbour Seafood in Plantsville, CT. But quite a few years back we were regular visitors to Cape Ann and we ate in all of the places you mentioned with the exception, alas, of the Clam Box, which I don't remember being around.
But reading your criteria for the perfect fried clam, sweet, tender and mild, etc., just reminds me why I've become a prusuer of the perfect fried oyster. They are indeed milder in flavor, sweeter, and don't have as much of the gristly part that clams do. (Not to mention that they are a great source of zinc, which reputedly supplies much needed lead to the pencils of us guys of a certain age.)
Now that folks are seeking larger clams, that might just find what they're looking for in a well fried oyster. (Ironically the fried oysters I was served recently at the Max Oyster Bar in WHtfd recently were very disappointing, small and very overcooked, to the point of chewiness that they stuck in you teeth -- the worst I ever had.).
re: junescook
Now that we've dragged up this old post, I can tell you that I had the crispy fried oysters at 606 Congress and they were amazing. Of course at $4 an oyster they should have been. I would definitely go back.
re: Pegmeister
$4 an oyster... wow.
re: StriperGuy
Yes is was a $16 appetizer with four oysters. I have to say though everything about them was perfect. The batter was light yet crunchy, probably panko crumbs and the oysters were a nice size. For a hotel spot, I really like 606 Congress, but I don't get over that way often so I don't think of it. Plus, you never see anyone post, good or bad.
re: Pegmeister
Normally, as an entree, fried oysters are less expensive than fried clams.
Following up on this two-year-old post, I thought I'd throw in my two cents':
1) Part of the Clam Box's secret is that they change their fryolator oil twice a day. If you're there between 2:00 and 3:00, at some point they will stop the line and close the window for 15 minutes while they're making the change. Makes a big difference in the "fresh" flavor.
2) There are no greenheads at the Clam Box. The greenheads are at the beach, and in the salt marshes.
3) Even long-time Essex residents are off Farnham's these days (or, at least, those of my acquaintance). Even back in the day, I didn't get what the big deal was about that place (e.g. the aforementioned soggy batter) but nowadays, I think it's safe to give them a pass.
Ok, I realize this is chow sacrilage but I just don't think the clams at the clam box are that amazing. I have been three times and all three of those times they have been out of the large belly clams. The small clams just didn't wow me, at all. The places I grew up going to for clams on the south coast didn't give the option for large or small they were always large.
I will say that the fried scallops are top notch and their chowder is one of the better versions I've ever had. I just haven't been impressed with the quality of the clams.
re: joth68
That's not a criticism of the food, though, just a criticism of the fact that they were out of what you wanted to eat. Which probably means that the large-belly clams are really good. Personally, I think it's great that they give you the option of ordering large or small-bellied clams according to your taste (I prefer the smaller ones).
What's great about the Clam Box is that the oil is always fresh and (as someone else pointed out) the clams are almost 100.00% grit-free. I don't know how they do it, but I've never bitten into one of their clams and gotten that "under the dock" taste that you get (at least once) at most places.
re: scratchie
The small belly clams that I had there had almost no belly at all and were missing that fried clammy goodness that seperates fried clams from say fried oysters. They were only a small step up from strips and didn't taste any better than what could be had at kellys. Getting burned 3 times makes hesitant to go back or recommend it as a special trip out of boston.
Also in a bonus devils advocate round, i would venture to say that the clam box needs to change their oil twice a day due to the high volume they receive. A place with lower volume that changes their oil once a day will be just as fresh tasting.
re: opinionatedchef
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