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black levels?
Until now Kuro were plasma displays, simply because of deep black levels (or extremely low luminance) plasma can achieve, which also means high contrast. These simply cannot be achieved in LCD, unless some new technology was employed. One has to wonder what it is, or had Pioneer simply lowered their standards.
Only for people that can't afford Plasma, but are able to convince themselves they look as good...
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Jeez guys... rather than sitting there with the blinkered view try going and having a look.... try the Samsung LE52F96BD LCD that rather than having one single back light uses varying luminescence in clusters and offers a black level of 0, i.e. perfect - something that Plasma will *never* be able to compete with. The Samsung may not be perfect but it's a great indicator of where things are going.
Plasma has a lot of plus points, but also has plenty of drawbacks (try watching your Plasma TV in a brightly lit room... you'll miss quite a lot!).... many are realising that the future lies with LCD as more technology is being poured into it.
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We are suspending our live coverage of Thursday morning's building explosion in the Sydney suburb of Rozelle.
Three people remain unaccounted for.
They are Bianka O'Brien, 31, her 12-month-old son, Jude, and 30-year-old Chris Noble.
Three men were taken to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital after they suffered a variety of injuries.
Firefighters and police continue to search the blast site and are describing the operation as one of "search and rescue".
You can read a full report of the day's events here.
Emma Partridge: BREAKING: A third person unaccounted for after the Rozelle explosion has been named as Chris Noble.
Police said the search is continuing for the 30-year-old as well as Bianka O'Brien and her toddler, Jude.
It could still be many hours until firefighters and police have completely searched the site of Thursday morning's devastating explosion in Rozelle.
Emergency services described the mission as still one of "search and rescue" and said the effort was "painstaking".
John O'Brien and his baby boy, Jude, who is missing in the Rozelle explosion. Photo: Facebook
Emma Partridge: The search continues for Bianka O'Brien and her son, Jude, after the explosion at Rozelle at 4.06am on Thursday.
It is understood husband and father John O'Brien was not home at the time. He was being comforted by a work colleague after learning his wife and baby boy had still not been accounted for on Thursday afternoon.
A distressed Mr O'Brien has spoken with police.
The proud father shared a photo of himself and his son on Facebook recently, holding the grinning baby during his first ferry ride.
Emergency services have held another press conference at the scene of the explosion in Rozelle.
They described the mission as still one of "search and rescue" and said the effort was "painstaking".
12 hours since Rozelle explosion and firefighters say their search for 3 missing people is 'dire' @9NewsSyd pic.twitter.com/xNvQyLQR7a— Laura Tunstall (@LauraTunstall9) September 4, 2014
"The bottom level of the building had caught on fire, there was obviously an explosion ... it was pretty loud."
Jessica Davis lives in an apartment just across the road from the site of Thursday morning's explosion in Rozelle.
In the video below, she tells of the "massive thud" that woke her and how residents ran into the streets in their boxer shorts as the rescue services arrived.
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Rozelle resident Jessica Davis was woken suddenly at 4am on Thursday when the convenience store across the street from her apartment caught fire and exploded.PT2M3S http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/action/externalEmbeddedPlayer?id=d-3ew0h 620 349 September 4, 2014
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Images of the devastation caused by Thursday morning's explosion in Rozelle, captured by Herald photographer Peter Rae and others who rushed to the scene.
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Explosion in Darling Street, Rozelle. Photo: Peter Rae
Rescuers have found themselves in a frustrating position at the site of Thursday's explosion in Rozelle, in which three people are still missing.
They are unable to enter every section of the collapsed building, due to the very real threat that the walls could cave in.
Superintendent Paul Johnstone, from Fire and Rescue NSW, said that amid the "horrific" scene, a collapsed concrete slab was resting precariously in the tonnes of rubble, blocking access for rescuers.
Expert rescue staff would use cameras to try to detect the location of any people trapped inside.
"Those cameras will be inserted into voids," Superintendent Johnstone said.
"There is a collapsed concrete slab that's resting precariously but we will be able to get underneath that with our cameras to check for possible survivors."
While Fire and Rescue workers scour the site of this morning's explosion in Rozelle, police officers are searching the area for any possible information about the incident.
A police officer searches bins near the site of the explosion in Rozelle. Photo: Peter Rae
A sniffer dog searches the site of the building explosion in Darling Street, Rozelle. Photo: Peter Rae
Nick Ralston: NSW Fire and Rescue have called in 10 of their recruits and are now going through the Rozelle explosion site "brick by brick".
A firefighter suffered minor facial injuries while searching through the debris and has been taken to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.
Latest report: A mother and her little boy who are still unaccounted for after an explosion at Rozelle have been identified as Bianka O'Brien and her 12-month-old son, Jude.
It is believed Ms O'Brien is the sister of James Keremelevski, who owns a mobile phone store next to a convenience store that was obliterated by the explosion on Darling Street just after 4am on Thursday.
Firefighters outside the Rozelle shop that was destroyed in the explosion. Photo: Peter Rae
The site of an explosion which rocked Rozelle on Thursday morning.
A bird's eye view of the explosion site in Rozelle.
There is some confronting aerial vision of the explosion site that has been taken from a cherrypicker at the scene. Here's the first of three photos.
TV footage from a cherry picker nearby the site of an explosion in Rozelle.
NSW Police have released the following road closure information:
"Road closures are in place following a shop fire in Darling Street, Rozelle, early this morning (Thursday 4 September 2014).
"Parents of children attending Rozelle Public School will be affected by these closures.
"The school advises pedestrian access to the school is possible via Darling Street and Wellington Street.
"Car access in the area is very limited. Parents are advised to park on the Lilyfield side of Victoria Road, or other nearby street, and walk to the school.
"Road closures are expected to be in place for an extended period."
Bianka O'Brien with her child Jude. Photo: Facebook
Emma Partridge: A mother and her 12-month-old son who are still unaccounted for after an explosion at Rozelle have been identified as Bianka O'Brien and her child, Jude.
It is believed Ms O'Brien, 31, is the sister of James Keremelevski, who owns a mobile phone shop next to the convenience store that was obliterated by an explosion on Darling Street just after 4am on Thursday.
Police said a 30-year-old man who also has not been accounted for was not a relative of Ms O'Brien and her baby boy.
In the past few months, a doting Ms O'Brien shared beautiful portraits of her son with her friends online.
She also posted many loving pictures with her husband, John.
In recent months, the couple had taken their son on his first ferry ride and spoke about how well-behaved he was.
"John was a good baby, so I would say Jude is just like him," she posted on Facebook.
Three people remain unaccounted for following the blast in Rozelle this morning. They are a 31-year-old woman; a one-year-old boy, believed to be the woman's son; and a 30-year-old man.
Click here for the full story about this morning's devastating explosion.
A map of where the explosion occured.
Amanda Hoh: Resident Jessica Davis, who lives diagonally opposite the site of the explosion, said she and her boyfriend woke up suddenly when they heard a loud "bang" about 4am.
They watched the front of the shop collapse from the force of the fire.
"The building just fell down in front of all the firefighters," she said.
"It was really frightening.
"All the neighbours came out and people were still in their pyjamas."
Ms Davis said while she knew many of the shop owners along the street, the convenience store had recently changed hands.
Darling Street is expected to remain closed between Victoria Road and Beattie Street in Rozelle for the rest of the day at least.
Transport for NSW says buses have been diverted, while passengers can also use their bus tickets on F3 Parramatta River or F4 Darling Harbour ferry services. Details are below.
For bus diversions in Rozelle due to the building fire on Darling St -visit: http://t.co/UevqZXUziR Tickets can be used on F3 & F4 ferries.
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Scene of destruction: the convenience store was completely flattened. Photo: smh.com.au reader Jessica Davis
When emergency service workers began searching the building shortly after arriving on Thursday morning, they discovered a man's left hand poking through the rubble.
Rescuers used their hands to dig out the man, who was the owner of the convenience store and who was trapped under a commercial fridge.
He had suffered head and lower limb injuries, and was taken to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in a serious condition.
Firefighters have stressed that this is still a rescue operation.
"We always hold out hope. It's not a recovery operation," Superintendent Paul Johnstone said.
"We're still responding and we're still hoping to find survivors and that's what we're actively looking for."
Rozelle fire still a search and rescue mission
Rescuers are searching for three people missing after an explosion and fire in Rozelle but the building and its surrounds are highly unstable.PT1M9S http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/action/externalEmbeddedPlayer?id=d-3evc4 620 349 September 4, 2014
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The explosion was captured on CCTV camera, police have revealed.
Inspector Clive Ainley said there was "plenty" of CCTV footage, and police were in the process of gathering and examining it to determine what had happened.
"If we need to release that [CCTV footage] we will, but it's very early in the investigation at the moment," he said.
Early investigations suggest the explosion came from within the convenience store, Inspector Clive Ainley said.
"It appears that it [the explosion] has come from within by the damage, but that has got to be determined by the fire investigator and crime scene police. That's part of the investigation," he said.
Superintendent Sean Kearns, from Ambulance NSW, said paramedics had taken three men to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital early on Thursday morning.
Two of those men are believed to have jumped from the first floor to the ground to escape the blaze. They suffered minor injuries from exploding glass.
The most seriously injured man was the owner of the convenience store, who was covered in rubble when rescuers reached him. Rescuers had to dig him out.
"That patient suffered a number of injuries, the most serious of which was a head injury," Superintendent Kearns said.
Rozelle residents Steven Davidson and Jessica Davis filmed the immediate aftermath of the explosion.
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So how will search-and-rescue teams proceed from here?
Superintendent Paul Johnstone, from Fire and Rescue NSW, said the scene was extremely unstable, and firefighters were trying to shore up the walls of surrounding buildings so they could enter.
They would also use small cameras to inspect areas that they could not immediately get to.
"Those cameras will be inserted into voids," he said.
"There is a collapsed concrete slab that's resting precariously, but we will be able to get underneath that with our cameras to check for possible survivors, and I believe that's also the job of the State Emergency Service, who have activated their dogs who work with our USAR [Urban Search and Rescue] team."
The missing people were in two separate apartments at the rear of the building that collapsed, Superintendent Paul Johnstone, from Fire and Rescue NSW, said.
Inspector Clive Ainley said the 31-year-old woman was believed to be the mother of the one-year-old boy. Both remain unaccounted for following the explosion and fire.
A 31-year-old man who is also missing is not believed to be related to the pair.
Inspector Ainley said he could not comment on reports that a fourth person was also missing.
"The information we have right now is that three people are unaccounted for," he said.
Scores of emergency service personnel are on the scene in Darling Street. Photo: Peter Rae
Inspector Clive Ainley, the commander of the Leichhardt local area command, said police were investigating reports that a car was seen driving away from the convenience store at the time of the explosion.
"We've received a lot of information, we're following all those leads. There was a car that was reported driving away at that time. I don't know what part that car plays in this investigation at the moment," he said.
Superintendent Paul Johnstone said the buildings either side of the convenience store were in "imminent danger" of collapsing. He said major cracks were developing and the buildings could collapse onto the street.
Darling Street is expected to remain closed for the rest of the day and tonight.
Superintendent Paul Johnstone, from Fire and Rescue NSW, said it was still very much a rescue mission.
"As horrific as it is down there, we are still holding out hope there may be some survivors," he said.
Police say the missing people are:
A 31-year-old woman
A 12-month-old boy
A 30-year-old man
Emma Partridge: Long-term Rozelle resident Vicky Apostolou said she had never heard a noise like the one that jolted her out of bed early on Thursday morning.
"I heard 'Boom'," Mrs Apostolou said.
"I get up because I'm scared. This is the first time in my life I heard this noise."
Mrs Apostolou lives 100 metres from where the explosion demolished the convenience store but said she had not gone outside to survey the damage.
"I was scared to go out because my son and husband are overseas. I've not gone outside to look," she said.
Rozelle resident Shan Handran-Smith said she used to shop at the convenience store quite regularly.
"I buy my bus tickets there. As soon as I realised where the fire was, I felt a bit ill thinking about what had happened to them," she said.
Ms Handran-Smith said it was a family-run business, and she would regularly see a high school-aged girl working there on the weekends.
"I hope she's alright," Mr Handran-Smith said.
A Google Street View image of the area, taken in May 2014, suggests the name of the store was Rozelle Convenience.
This screen grab from Google Street View, in an image taken in May 2014, suggests the name of the destroyed shop is Rozelle Convenience.
Sydneysiders are expressing their shock on social media following Thursday morning's explosion and fire.
Awful news from a fire in Rozelle just along the road from LaVolta - please pray for the missing people http://t.co/HKWHwNNUjh
— Sally Mills (@SallyM_LaVolta) September 4, 2014
This Rozelle explosion is just awful. I used to live in a flat above a shop on Darling - those buildings are ancient and falling to bits.
— Caitlin Welsh (@Caitlin_Welsh) September 4, 2014
Hoping with all our hearts they find these missing people http://t.co/Rar10FGANT
— Audette (@AudetteExel) September 4, 2014
Fire and Rescue NSW is live-streaming images from above the blast scene. Click here to watch. The aerial images show the building has been obliterated.
The whole building has been completely destroyed. Photo: Screen grab: Fire and Rescue NSW
smh.com.au reader Steven Davidson took this remarkable photo just after the blast.
Huge explosion: Flames engulfed the shop on Darling Street. Photo: smh.com.au reader Steven Davidson
Emma Partridge: Tania Wursig lives a few doors down from the blast site and said many residents were worried about those who were missing.
"Everyone knows each other around here. I can't describe it, it's a very eerie feeling and the possibility that someone might be dead is weird," Ms Wursig said.
"If they were in that building ... the building is not there anymore," she said.
Ms Wursig said she did not hear the explosion but was shocked when she saw that a building had been completely demolished.
"I live above a shop as well, above a bakery and I am thinking 'How would I get out?' It's very concerning."
Ms Shandran-Smith said about 50 people emerged from their homes, some in their pyjamas, to see what had happened.
"There was debris everywhere, shards of glass had spread hundreds of metres down the street, far from where the explosion took place," she said. There was also a smell of burning rubber in the air.
Rozelle resident Shan Handran-Smith took this remarkable photograph minutes after the explosion, which was also heard in surrounding suburbs including Drummoyne and Camperdown.
It shows a car on fire and shattered glass scattered all over Darling Street.
A car caught fire while shards of glass littered the street after the explosion. Photo: smh.com.au reader Shan Handran-S
This is the latest information we have about the explosion and fire at a convenience store on Darling Street in Rozelle early on Thursday morning:
- Three people, including a mother and child, are unaccounted for.
- Three other people have been taken to hospital, including the convenience store owner, who suffered serious injuries.
- Searh-and-rescue teams say the building is structurally unsound, and have been unable to search through the rubble due to safety concerns.
Click here for the full story.
Darling Street remains closed between Beattie Street and Victoria Road.
The blast occured on Darling Street in Rozelle. Photo: Google Maps
In a statement, NSW Police stressed that the people were unaccounted for.
"It remains undetermined as to whether or not they are still inside the building," the statement said.
"Due to structural concerns, emergency services are not yet able to conduct a thorough search of the premises."
The situation is changing by the minute.
Sources have now revised the number of missing people from four, back down to three.
Those missing are a mother and child, and another resident.
Two of those missing are believed to be a mother and child.
There was no information immediately available about the other two missing people.
Sources now say four people are feared to be missing following an explosion and fire on Darling Street in Rozelle in the early hours of Thursday morning.
We'll have more information shortly.
Firefighters had to gradually withdraw from the building throughout Thursday morning due to major safety concerns, Superintendent Paul Johnstone, from Fire & Rescue NSW, explained.
"Throughout the morning, as the building has continued to collapse, we've had to withdraw troops, and now the latest firefighting ... had to be done through our cherry picker-type fire engines. We haven't been able to get right throughout the building now due to the collapse and how dangerous the scene is," he said.
Emergency service workers are faced with an extraordinarily difficult task due to the instability of the building.
Urban Search and Rescue teams, consisting of highly trained emergency service workers, are at the scene assessing how they will get into the building to search for potential victims.
Our thoughts are with the families of those feared missing in the Rozelle fire. @NSWAmbulance on scene assisting @nswpolice @FRNSW
— NSW Ambulance (@NSWAmbulance) September 3, 2014
Two men escaped from the burning building by jumping from the first floor.
Superintendent Paul Johnstone, from Fire & Rescue NSW, said he was unsure how many apartments were located above the convenience store due to the scale of destruction.
"I believe there was a residence upstairs. Two of the people that did escape from the building jumped form the first floor, so I'd say the residences were upstairs and the shop downstairs, that's what seems to be the layout. But it's impossible to tell from what we've got there at the moment," he said.
Among those unaccounted for are a mother and child and an unspecified third resident.
Superintendent Paul Johnstone, from Fire & Rescue NSW, said the missing people were believed to be from separate residences.
"I believe it's more than one residence, I just ... can't be sure of that," he said.
These photographs show the extent of the damage.
@9NewsAUS View from Next Cafe of blast in Rozelle this morning! pic.twitter.com/viy2B8HEwB
— Awhina Palmer (@palmtreats_) September 3, 2014
Superintendent Paul Johnstone, from Fire & Rescue NSW, says it is "a very dangerous situation at the moment".
He described the situation confronting firefighters when they first arrived on Darling Street just after 4am.
"When we arrived the building was completely engulfed in flames, like flames shooting out through all the windows," he said.
"Fire crews, whilst extinguishing the fire, did search-and-rescue where possible, including digging someone out who was completely covered by rubble."
That person was the owner of the convenience store, who was trapped under a commercial fridge. He has been taken to hospital with serious injuries.
Our photo desk has put together a gallery of some the images taken by Herald photographer Peter Rae on Thursday morning.
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Explosion in Darling Street, Rozelle. Photo: Peter Rae
Nick Ralston: Fire & Rescue NSW said the store owner was trapped under so much rubble that only his hands were visible when crews arrived.
Two residents upstairs also had to jump from their balcony into Darling Street below in order to make it out alive.
Fire & Rescue NSW have set up a live broadcast from the scene of the explosion. You can watch what's going on here.
Herald photographer Peter Rae has taken some remarkable pictures of the carnage left by the blast.
A car was left destroyed by the blast. Photo: Peter Rae
As news breaks that three people are missing, we have reverted to rolling coverage. Here is the story of what has happened so far:
Three people are missing after a large explosion and fire tore through a convenience store in Sydney's inner west, firefighters say.
Emergency services arrived to find the convenience store on Darling Street in Rozelle engulfed in flames just after 4am on Thursday.
A Fire and Rescue NSW spokesman said firefighters had not been able to search the building thoroughly due to the further risk of collapse, but they feared three people were still inside.
Among those unaccounted for are a mother and child and an unspecified third resident.
Firefighters are unable to search the building as it is structurally unsound and it may be hours before they can enter.
Rozelle residents said they were woken by an "almighty bang", which some mistook for a lightning strike, just after 4am.
The blast was so loud it could be heard in the surrounding suburbs of Balmain, Drummoyne and Camperdown. It also blew out the windows of restaurants and stores on the opposite side of Darling Street, and of homes in surrounding streets.
The convenience store was engulfed in flames moments later, its owner trapped under a commercial fridge after the roof collapsed.
The man suffered lower-limb injuries and broken bones and was pulled free by firefighters, Inspector Gary Coffey said.
Two residents who were living above the convenience store were also injured by exploding glass. They are believed to have jumped out the window to escape.
All three men were taken to hospital, and police said their injuries were not life-threatening.
Investigators believe the explosion is suspicious, but have not commented on witness reports that a car was seen speeding away from the convenience store moments before the explosion tore through it.
It is understood council workers were collecting rubbish on Darling Street and saw the car do a hasty u-turn just before the blast.
Anthony Carroll, who lives above the convenience store, said he was fast asleep when he was woken up by the explosion and escaped with just his phone and the clothes he was wearing before the entire place went up.
"If it had exploded upwards and not outwards I don't think I would be talking to you," he said. "There was an explosion first and then the fire."
Mr Carroll said he turned on his bedroom light and saw smoke coming in under the door.
"One of the other guys who lives upstairs got out, he was covered in blood. The store owner was downstairs and the roof collapsed on him, and the other bloke upstairs was trapped but he eventually managed to get out," he said.
"It was just a massive explosion. An almighty bang. I turned the light on, there was smoke in the room, I threw my tracksuit pants on, grabbed my phone.
"I'm wearing one sock and my clothes, that's all I've got."
He said in the moments after the explosion, one of the men was screaming that his housemate was still trapped inside.
Mr Carroll said firefighters told him he would not be able to get back into his place for at least a day, but he expects everything has been destroyed.
Rozelle resident Shan Handran-Smith lives about 50 metres from the convenience store, and was a regular customer there.
She said she was woken about 4am to what she thought was an explosion or possibly lightning striking a tree. It was a "really powerful noise".
"I was in a bit of shock, because the noise was so loud, and I looked out the window and there was smoke," Ms Handran-Smith said.
"My neighbour's window had been broken. The noise had smashed the windows of some of the local houses. So I went outside and [the convenience store] is only about maybe 50 metres from my house.
"I got to the top of the street and only the fire brigade had got there. There was a car on fire, a shop front on fire, the smell of burning rubber was through the air. I asked another onlooker and they said a tyre had exploded."
Ms Handran-Smith said about 50 people had emerged from their homes, some in their pyjamas, to see what had happened.
"There was debris everywhere. Shards of glass had spread hundreds of metres down the street, far from where the actual explosion took place," she said.
"There's a young family who live in the units above the shops directly across the road from where the fire was. They were holding their baby and looking really, really worried. Everyone was just really spooked."
Ms Handran-Smith said she often went into the family-run convenience store to buy her bus ticket.
"As soon as I realised where the fire was I felt a bit ill thinking about what had happened. I hope they're alright," she said.
Inspector Coffey said fire investigators were yet to thoroughly search the convenience store to determine the cause of the fire. He would not comment on a witness report that a car was seen speeding off shortly before the fire and explosion.
"We're still in the process of trying to gather witnesses and information about exactly what occurred in the moments before the fire started," he said.
Inspector Coffey said most of the damage was confined to the convenience store, which had collapsed in the fire. The convenience store was not open when it went up in flames.
Darling Street has been closed between Beattie Street and Victoria Road.


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I had a minty lemonade when I was travelling in the Middle East. I wanted to try and immitate it. It cools you down on a hot summer day! Adjust the amount of mint to taste.
Recipe by: EC3KFNW
Mooli is the Hindi word for a large crunchy white radish that is used all over South and East Asia - known as daikon in Japan and by various names in China. It's sometimes available in bigger supermarkets, but you can buy it in any Asian supermarket.
Recipe by: MARBALET
Bulgur wheat, diced tomatoes, cucumbers, spring onions with lots of parsley and mint, then tossed with olive oil and lemon juice in this fresh and light Middle Eastern salad. Chill before serving for best flavour.
Recipe by: KITKATY
Japanese soba (buckwheat) noodles are marinated in tamari, sesame oil, rice wine vinegar, sugar and chilli oil, then tossed with julienned carrots and red peppers for a delicious cold salad with an Asian touch.
Recipe by: Juanita Peek
This is a simple but delicious recipe for Kulfi (Indian ice cream) that I got from my sister-in-law. I have made this several times, and it always gets rave reviews - even the kids love it! For extra flavour, you could add a few drops of rose water or ground pistachios.
Recipe by: Simmi Gupta
A variation on the classic Middle Eastern salad, Tabbouleh, this delicious dish made with cracked wheat makes a healthy light lunch or supper.
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
Shrikand is an Indian dessert, originating from Gujarati. It's based on milk curds and sugar, which is lightly fragranced with cardamom and saffron. It can eaten on its own or as part of a meal.
Recipe by: SUSMITA
This is a well known Hyderabadi dessert. It's made by soaking fried bread and nuts with milk, sugar and cardamom. It's very simple and goes down well at dinner parties. It's best eaten chilled.
Recipe by: SUSMITA
This is lovely served as an accompniment to curries or can also be served as a dip!
Recipe by: Keri
This is an old Chinese favourite for dessert. Unsweetened soya milk can be substituted for milk.
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Plantation shutters are great for privacy.
Buying a home is one of the best pleasures of adulthood. It is the opportunity to be economically sustainable into the future and it is a great chance to ensure that you children will have the opportunity to have a safe and stable place to live into the future. When thinking about ways to save for a house, it is important to consider many of the smaller costs that will be incurred once your purchase the house. This is something that many do not consider when they are first looking to buy a home. The cost of insurance, property tax, and all of the immediate amenities that first are needed really do add up. As a result, it is necessary to consider all of these mitigating factors prior involved with the purchasing of a home.
One of the most important things to consider is the presence of blinds in the home. The blinds in your home will change the way you look at your home. It changes the entire theme of the house and it is important to consider all of the options when you are looking to achieve that kind of look in your home. When you first start to consider window coverings, think about all of the options that may be available for the look and feel of your home. It is important to consider many different factors. One of the most important things to consider is the look and the feel of the home that you are trying to achieve. In think about the options, consider what kind of home you are looking to have. If you are looking to have a home that is filled with southern comfort, consider plantation shutters for your living room. Although this name seems to hark back to the days of slavery and as a result, the author finds the name to not really make any area seem comfortable and instead a form of oppression, it is actually a very popular type of shade.
Nevertheless, there are a number of questions that you are going to have to answer when it comes time to figuring out the best way to have and install blinds in your home. One thing that you can choose to do is to go out and talk to some experts about what options may be available to you and your family. There are a number of shops out there that do this kind of work. One that may be worth you and your family consulting would be Shutters Colorado. Shutters Colorado is a local business that is family run. They have experts that are able to answer all of your questions and ensure that you and your family are going to be happy with the final results of getting that kind of shutter or shade into your home. It will make your home look amazing and it is about having faith when you enter the showroom and see what examples are out there. There are a number of choices available to you.


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Special: Interview with Guy Cihi - Part 1
Friday, 02 December 2011 23:55
12.03.2011 - 01:19 | reddeath555 - eeeeeeeh!!
12.03.2011 - 01:27 | Derekshirts
12.03.2011 - 02:47 | Orpheus of the Darkness
12.03.2011 - 04:58 | M_A_X37:45 until 38:25 was the greatest and most validating 40 seconds of my life. I think it's really inspiring that Guy truly understood where James was coming from, because I could too... and I could always tell it in Guy's performance.
Silent Hill 2 is the kind of game that I've replayed more times than I can count and have analyzed every detail of it. I've played this game as religiously as some people watch Rocky Horror Picture Show or Monty Python.
12.03.2011 - 08:11 | Kirinet - Awesome!I must say, I love the original cast. You could really tell that everyone was giving it their all. I think Guy's performance is fantastic!
Thanks for this interview, it's really great ;)
I still won't buy the HD collection, even with these new terms, if only because they removed SH3's cast as well. Heather's voice actress is superb and she gave a solid performance, I'm sure the new voice actors worked hard for it, too, but it's just not the same. Redubs are usually not a positive thing.
I tell you, once America took Silent Hill out of Japan's trash can, I knew things will go downhill. Not because of Japanophilia, but because when you give the game to fans and money hungry executives, they'll do exactly what you expect them to do. Milk this product for all it's worth, because they're so sure fans will swallow anything. And this is just how this HD collection feels like for me, they stopped pretending by throwing Pyramid Head in or give us nudges and winks to other, better games, and just rereleased the game we already played with new voice actors. I really don't get the point.
I wouldn't even have this much problem with these games if they just removed the "Silent Hill" from the name, because it forces me to compare them to the other games.
12.03.2011 - 10:24 | Cyborcat
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12.03.2011 - 10:56 | redtopazWhoo! Awesome interview!
I'd heard a little about the HD release drama (and of course, I'd seen the parody vid :3), but it was nice to hear more about it, and straight from Guy Cihi, too. I'm a huge fan of SH2 (but who isn't?) as it's /the/ definitive survival-horror game to me, so this was a real treat to listen to.
12.03.2011 - 11:05 | Zdzislawski
12.03.2011 - 11:27 | MarinasI always felt like Guy Cihi was the perfect choice for James's voice actor. His voice just fits the part. Sure, it's not Hollywood voice acting, but it makes James sound like a real human being, and that's one of the reasons it makes for such a perfect fit.
This interview was very insightful and was wonderful to listen to. I'm glad I stayed for the full 43 minutes.
12.03.2011 - 14:39 | TonyDHelms29624
12.04.2011 - 13:05 | CheckersAny chance of an audio file?
12.04.2011 - 14:23 | BooRat
12.04.2011 - 17:02 | NyaemalHrruna - Thank YouI cannot put to words the impact that Silent Hill 2 made upon me when I first played through it. It was the first game to incite an intense emotional response from me and, even though I've gone back through the game many times after, it still has that same powerful draw. Although the first game in the series did inspire fear, Silent Hill 2 moved me to feel for these characters and brought me to tears several times throughout. The story itself is captivating, but the performances given by the original cast made it all so human. To me, it would not be the same game with a replacement of the cast.
The first thing that comes to mind there is the Gus Van Sant remake of Psycho. The film is a shot-by-shot remake of the original and, save for the addition of color, does not stray from the original hardly at all. However, take the scene in the office at the beginning of the movie. Anthony Perkins' performance here is both eerie, charming and in a way natural. It fits with the character and it's hard to see anyone else in that role. He is Norman Bates. Then you look at Vince Vaughn's in the remake and it seems forced, rushed and like he's trying too hard to copy the original without much success. He's just Vince Vaughn acting like Norman Bates. To me, it would be the same if another actor attempted to voice James. It's not to say the replacement is a bad actor, but Guy Cihi's performance is so ingrained in that character's identity that another voice would seem out of place and come off as just an actor acting like James.
All of that being said, I really loved this interview and am glad that the HD version of this game will be intact. I also have to agree with M_A_X's comment wholeheartedly. James is Guy Cihi and it's nice to get some affirmation of the fact that his performance was based on a clear understanding of the character born from his own experiences. Sorry for the book of a message here, but I did want to say thanks for adding even more reasons to love this game!
12.04.2011 - 21:24 | darkdaveThis was amazing very incitefull. Hearing the background on everything that went on was brilliant and hearing how Guy was basically made for the part was awesome. And oh my God that part at the end were he recited a few lines was amazing it came out of nowhere and I was expecting him to do it and was gona moan when he did it but it caught me off guard so much so I actually had to click back a bit in the video to hear it again. Cant wait for part 2
12.05.2011 - 03:18 | RATM10I love the Silent Hill games, they hold a special place in my gaming library and heart. Although as a pre-teen (Silent Hill 1) and as a high schooler (Silent Hill 2&3), I didn't understand the complex story. So now as an adult, to watch Dena's game den episode and, with a recent playthrough, watch the plot unfold for me in a different light was a fascinating and moving experience. Made even more-so now that I know a bit of the behind the scenes.
When I first played the game I was stunned at how much the voice acting had improved from the first one, and how well the voices fit and were truly awesome and memorable. Kudos to Guy and the rest for the great performances. This interview is wonderful and I'm definitely looking forward to part 2, and maybe more interviews with the other VAs somewhere down the line? ;) We can only hope.
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Oregon head coach Dana Altman: Oregon State head coach Craig Robinson: Oregon guard Johnathan Loyd and forward Mike Moser: Oregon State guard Roberto Nelson: Oregon State forward Eric Moreland: Oregon State guard Hallice Cooke: EUGENE, Ore.– Oregon used a 17-0 run to build a 19-point lead in the first half, and held on late to … Continue reading »
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I think I'm getting to grips with OpenType coding - I just birthed my first contextual one-to-many substitution, and am as proud as you'd expect - but I'm still puzzled by one thing and unsure about another.
The puzzle is that when I define-and-run a lookup, the layout engine goes back to the start of the glyph run, as I'd expect. But when I call a lookup, it doesn't, at least in FontLab. Is that just how it is?
The uncertainty is over whether all kinds of lookup types are allowed in all features, or whether it's better to stick to the lookup types specified for features at the Microsoft OT spec site. I know FontLab is liberal, but are all apps?
Thanks very much for any help!
Former Typophile moderator Zara Vasquez-Evens has written an interesting article on Medium (https://medium.com/@CommandZed/thoughts-on-an-improved-opentype-ui-c6748...), prompted by the recent petition for a better user interface for accessing OpenType features in design software (http://ilovetypography.com/2014/10/22/better-ui-for-better-typography-ad...).
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So, as a sort of oddity I'm adding fists/manicules to my latest typeface and I figured arrows would be handy as well. Now, I have them mapped with the appropriate unicodes as far as possible. To make them more accessible I figured I would create a stylistic set so you can type >> to make an arrow. However, when I add the code and I click on compile OpenType program it tells me it has to abort because of errors.
I must be doing something wrong. How do you usually map these kind of symbols to OT functions, or don't you?
feature ss07 { # Stylistic Set 7
sub > > by arrowright;
sub < < by arrowleft;
sub > > > by blackmaniculeright;
sub < < < by blackmaniculeleft;
} ss07;
I'm making a big multilingual sans serif and by default, the "a" and the "g" are double storey. I do include the single story versions available by "salt" because this feature works virtually everywhere, where there is Opentype).
However, I've heard that the Germans mostly use the single story g. I've searched pictures of various street signs in Germany and Austria and I haven't found any double story g's.
Would it be ok to include 'locl' feature for German language to substitute only the g (while leaving the "a" double story)? I do understand that the single story g has its roots in Fraktur. And is it a German-only preference or the neighbour languages like Dutch, Danish, Swedish, etc. look more natural with a single storey g?
If I generate an OTF font, and I have a glyph created for onehalf, will "1 slash 2" automatically be replaced by onehalf, or do I need to build a feature for it?
Tried building a feature, but an "aborting because of errors" error:
feature frac {
lookup frac1 {
sub one slash 2 by onehalf;
} frac1;
lookup frac1;
} frac;
Also, what is the easiest way to code for all "(number) slash (number)" to change into nut fractions? I'd like this to work up into the thousands (333/1028 for example). Creating a "sub" line of code for every possible fraction is obviously impractical.
Hi everybody! I am happy to announce the release of Cavatina: an experimental font for musical notation. It is the result of two years of work in design and programming.
I'm wondering if it's possible to script any advanced features. Primarily I'm looking to solve a specific problem, but more generally I'm curious if more can be done with OT scripting than the standard "sub" script to replace one glyph with an other.
I'm tired of people over-hyphens so I wanted to script a fix for that, so in the standard ligatures I put the following code:
sub comma hyphen by comma_endash;
This replaces the comma followed by a hyphen with a ligature glyph where I have a comma followed by a line which is in between the hyphen and the en dash in length, which is more appropriate for denoting prices ($50,–).
To preface, this is my first post to the forum and I've done a fair amount of digging on the issue, but haven't found any solution to my question. Apologies in advance if it has been answered somewhere else. And I must say, that the community here has been extremely invaluable so far!
I have designed Titling Alternates (labeled
titling in OpenType Classes) for the Uppercase (
upcs in OpenType Classes) glyphs in my font.
For this, my feature is as follows:
feature titl { sub @upcs by @titling; } titl;
Hey guys! allow me to introduce my first release font.
Wallington is a decorative-serif font embodying vintage and elegant curves with functional structure. Inspired by Old English cultures and their descendants between the mid-5th century and the mid-12th Century. Made up of two styles, Wallington Regular that consists of 491 glyphs and Wallington Small Caps with 365 glyphs. All glyphs are divided into several OpenType features such as Ligature, Contextual Alternates, Old Style Numeric and some astonishing special characters that allows you to mix and match pairs of letters to fit your design.
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I'm still working on an upcoming typeface called Melk Sans. I had major issues before which have been fixed, but today I noticed a minor issue and I'm puzzled as to what is the cause. I thought I would start this thread not only to ask for feedback on this issue, but to ask other questions as well.
I have default oldstyle figures and lining figures in a font. Due to its particular constructed nature, the glyphs for 6 and 8 are each identical in both styles. Can anyone think of a reason why I shouldn't leave out six.lnum and eight.lnum altogether, and omit their substitutions from the feature?
From the 1st of July till 21 September the latest edition (3.7) of DTL OTMaster will be offered with a 50% discount on the standard licensing price of €255.
Version 3.7 contains a lot of new functionality. From the import/export of Ideographic Variation Sequences (IVS) to the editing of feature parameters, and from an autohinter for edited or newly added glyphs to support for COLR+CPAL tables. One can read about all details in Karsten Lücke's wonderful manual.
Hello, i am new to OT features and everything that that means. I need to know if the letter I just typed is the first letter of a 'paragraph', and by so, make a sustitution. Is that possible? Anyone can guide me on some docs I should strongly read?
thank you for your comments,
I want to use Stylistic Alternates on a program without OpenType support; namely, the alternate a and W/w on Raleway.
So I would like to make a copy of Raleway where the a and W/w are their alternates.
Is there a way to do it without expense, or is there another workaround solution?
I'd love to have same feature set in InDesign and Illustrator. I'd love to have the ease of use of Stylistic Sets, Character Variants, OT Dropcaps, Historical Forms, Historical Ligatures, OT Unicase and Nut Fractions. I've made this rather raw and quick mockup and I want to share it with you, fellow typophiles. I'm not affiliated with Adobe, these are just my thoughts on how to UI could work.
Maybe you have some other ideas? Firefox Nightly and some other browsers for example, supports almost all OT features by font-feature-settings: "xxxx";. So this support could be done. Maybe it's possible to convince other software developers to support more OT features?
Hi there
I'm looking to add a simple alternate feature to a font. The font is purely uppercase but in the lowercase glyphs the font has one set of of alternates (also uppercase design).
We're not after any cutting edge attempts at randomisation, just a simple toggle effect, cycling through so every other time you type a letter the alternate displays. So typing "aaaa" will pull out "aAaA" from the glyphs.
I have looked through a lot of posts and articles and have found much useful information, but can't quite pin down the exact code. I understand it's quite simple and I'm almost there I think. I have created two classes - class1 (uppercase) and class2 (lowercase).
Now I believe I just need a simple piece of code to place here in the opentype panel:
feature xxxx {
I'm prototyping a cursive font where, at least on paper, any word with a "t" in it has the crossbar on the t extended to the left and right over letters as long as this fits; verticals in h, l, d, etc. will cut off the bar, so something like:
becomes something like:
I'm not entirely sure how to implement this, though. I was thinking of using many-to-many GSUB rules based on glyph classes, but no matter how I look at it, it turns into needing recursive GSUB behaviour...
1) t [low] ->[t with bar that continues right] [low with left-connecting overbar]
I made a font recently and it worked fine. Then I decided to do the Arabic unicode block, then the Arabic presentations A and B.
Now that I generated the font, Word crashes (but not InDesign) when I copy an arabic text (from Wikipedia) and paste it in a document using my font. I used UnicodeView and the Character Map to see the font and it all works, except when selecting the Arabic block (0600 - 06FF). CharMap crashes and Unicode View fills the screen with error messages saying some dll crashed and a memory segment was violated, blah blah blah.
We have a situation where our identity font is displaying terribly in Microsoft 2010 on Windows 7. The font looks great in InDesign and Illustrator. The font family is OpenType with PostScript outlines, aka CFF. This behavior is consistent for any OpenType font from Adobe, ie Myriad Pro or Adobe Garamond.
I am nearly certain that the Windows font rendering engine is optimized for TrueType outlines and renders PostScript outlines poorly. I also think that Adobe is using a different rendering engine for the Creative Suite applications, perhaps their own. I have not been able to find any specific documentation of these statements.
Does this ring true? Does anyone know of specific documentation of poor font rendering in Windows applications, especially MS Office?
Hi there,
I would like to ask if someone has a recipe for exploring a content of OpenType font. OK, I know, that the Glyph Panel in InDesign is pretty comprehensive — I can filter the Small Caps, I can filter Oldstyle Figures, I can filter Ornaments, or even Ligatures , but I am looking for some way to get a summary like this:
This font contains:
Extended Latin A & B
Discretionary Ligatures
Oldstyle Figures
Small Caps
Thank you.
Hi there,
I've created a font that has 3 character variations using calt (which works fine) and includes a set of 3 swash variations per character as well. The issue I'm having is I also want to include start and end swashes for select letters (a, e, i, o, r). I set up my code as such and it works perfectly fine in FontLab when I test it but when I try in Illustrator, only the start_swsh works. The end of the word remains normal.
feature swsh {
ignore sub @ALL @letter1' @ALL;
ignore sub @ALL @letter2' @ALL;
ignore sub @ALL @letter3' @ALL;
sub @letter1' @ALL by @start_swsh;
sub @letter2' @ALL by @start_swsh;
sub @letter3' @ALL by @start_swsh;
sub @ALL @letter1' by @end_swsh1;
sub @ALL @letter2' by @end_swsh1;
sub @ALL @letter3' by @end_swsh1;
sub @swsh1' by @swsh2;
Hello, moved by the curiosity for the recent Flagsmith, I was just practising by playing around with OpenType on a dingbat font and I was trying to have a symbol (called "logo") splitting in its component by adding "-div" behind the name of the logo. So, for instance, "logo-div".
Given the logo "logo" and its four components:
I was looking at the Flagsmith and I therefore coded in the "liga" feature:
sub l' o g o hyphen d i v by logo.alt001;
sub logo.alt001 o' g o hyphen d i v by logo.alt002;
sub logo.alt001 logo.alt002 g' o hyphen d i v by logo.alt003;
sub logo.alt001 logo.alt002 logo.alt003 o' hyphen d i v by f_glyph;
sub logo.alt001 logo.alt002 logo.alt003 f_glyph hyphen' d i v by f_glyph;
Karsten Lücke updated the DTL OTMaster 3.7 manual. The PDF can be downloaded from here, and the printed edition can be purchased at DTL's Bookshop, or directly at Lulu.
I have been selling a font family for over a year now, and just recently received a few emails from users saying they are getting a System Validation Error in Font Book, and are advised to not install this font. It's only happening to a couple people, but I want to fix the problem. The font has always worked perfectly for me so there isn't really a way for me to test whether I have solved the problem or not.
I've read some other forums on the subject... one solution was generating the font with hinting enabled. I checked my settings and this was already done.
Another suggested a solution that was on the user side:
1. Deleting the file ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.systemuiserver.plist and then log out/in
2. Install the 10.6.2 combo update
In the Font Starter Packs thread I read that Corel Draw comes bundled with a collection of quality fonts. It is written as well that "Newer versions are in Open Type TTF", but I could not find any information neither on the net nor in this forum which version this starts with.
So my question would simply be: Which is the oldest version of Corel Draw that I could buy for the good fonts alone? And just for clarification: How big is the quality difference between the older TTFs and the newer OpenType TTFs? And when and how would I notice it?


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Author's Note: I began working with Philadelphia Symmetry as a motivational coach in 2011, when I first wrote this article. Since that time, through hard work and dedication, Symmetry has managed to take a team to the US Figure Skating National Synchronized Skating Championships every season. This season, for the first time, they are taking two teams, both Novice and Juvenile, to Colorado Springs. The press release can be found here.
Figure skating is one of the more individual of individual sports, characterized every bit as much by ego and social isolation as it is by talent, athleticism and a drive for perfection. Bring those elements together in a collective - especially a collective of teenage girls -- and it sounds like a recipe for disaster. Add in an understanding that the only way the whole thing will work is through cooperation, trust, humility and a dose of humor and what you get is something wholly different.
Philadelphia Symmetry is headed for the national U.S. Synchronized Skating Championships in California this week. The embodiment of the underdog, the team has risen above a host of challenges to capture their berth, including injuries, defections of skaters to other teams, a lack of depth and experience as compared to previous years and even doubts about being able to meet the requirements to field a team at all. In their rise from ruin, there are valuable lessons in toughness, tenacity and teamwork to be found.


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Warning over faulty HIV home test kit...
Summary of story from BBCNews, October 26, 2011 Illegal home testing kits for HIV are giving people incorrect results,...
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It turns out that Arizona missed out on a very important commercial during this past Sunday's Super Bowl. It featured an American comic genius, a field of flowers, and a can of ... Old Milwaukee beer.
Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon and nine other mayors will travel to Saudi Arabia this month on a junket paid for by the Saudi government, Arizona Republic reporter Scott Wong reports this morning. When we looked at the list of mayors Wong published, though, something struck as odd: They were all men. Bu ... More >>