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1855 $50 Kellogg & Co. Fifty Dollar PR64 Cameo PCGS. K-4, R.7....
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'The Most Beautiful of All Pioneer Gold'
Finest Known, Ex: Humbert, Zabriskie, Garrett
The origins of the 1855 Kellogg & Co. fifty dollar gold piece are shrouded in mystery, as none were released into circulation at the time of striking and knowledge of the issue was quite limited in the 19th century. In 1912, Edgar Adams noted the following in Private Gold Coinage of California 1849-1855:
"Although the California newspapers in 1855 mention the Fifty Dollar piece of Wass, Molitor & Co., yet they do not contain the slightest reference to that of Kellogg & Co. (that could be found), which would seem to indicate that the coinage of that denomination did not go beyond the experimental stage, and that the thirteen known pieces now located were scarcely more than trial pieces."
All known examples of the Kellogg $50 were struck in proof format, lending credence to the idea that the coins were intended to serve as presentation pieces for influential officials and businessmen. Kellogg & Co. was considering issuing a fifty dollar coin to compete with the round fifty dollar pieces of Wass, Molitor & Co. in 1855 and these remarkable proofs would have been very impressive show-pieces. No coins were ever struck for circulation, and most of the proof examples were retained by the principles of the firm, rather than distributed to local VIPs. It seems the idea of a fifty dollar coinage was abandoned almost immediately, despite the popularity of the Wass, Molitor issue and the earlier fifty dollar slugs from the U.S. Assay Office. Even though the establishment of the San Francisco Mint in 1854 signaled the end of private coinage in California, it took several years for that institution to produce enough coins to satisfy the needs of the local economy. Kellogg & Co., under the partnership of John Glover Kellogg and Augustus Humbert, continued in operation until 1860, but no coins were issued by the firm after 1855.
The original mintage for the 1855 Kellogg $50 was not recorded, and the initial distribution of the pieces is unknown. Kellogg's heirs were still in possession of three examples many years after his death in 1886. Augustus Humbert retained at least six specimens until his death in 1873. Most likely the original mintage was divided between the two partners, who parceled out a few examples to interested parties before their deaths and left the remainder of the issue to their heirs, but other scenarios are possible. Adams was aware of 13 examples by 1912, and a 14th specimen recently surfaced and was offered in lot 3692 of the Boston Signature Auction (Heritage, 8/2010). Since so many of the coins were preserved by the original owners and distributed only to numismatists, it seems unlikely that attrition has claimed many examples over the years, although some show evidence of mishandling.
This coin was one of the six retained by Augustus Humbert; he left his collection to his brother, Pierre, who held it intact until he died in 1901. Pierre's executors allowed Captain Andrew Zabriskie to purchase most, or possibly all, of Humbert's collection shortly afterward, as revealed by Henry Chapman in his introduction to the catalog of the Zabriskie Collection (H. Chapman, 6/1909):
"Capt. Zabriskie some years ago had the good fortune to purchase from his executors the collection of coins left by Mr. Humbert, the California Assayer, and from which collection he derived many of the most remarkable Pioneer Gold Coins, which, added to his collection that had been forming for many years, makes his Pioneer Gold the best ever offered at public sale."
Zabriskie's collection was indeed one of the greatest offerings of Territorial gold ever assembled, and it also contained the magnificent 1852 Humbert $10 that would later pass to "Col." Green and Eric P. Newman. Chapman described the present coin in lot 341 of the catalog:
"1855 $50. Head of Liberty L., with KELLOGG & CO. on diadem; on truncation of neck F. GRUNER, the die sinker, who was also a jeweler in San Francisco; around border, 13 stars and beneath head 1855. R. Defiant eagle facing left, head turned to right, his left talon supports a U.S. shield and three arrows, while the right talon holds prostrate on the ground the olive branch of Peace, a plain ribband [sic] starts from the left side of the shield, extends through the eagle's beak and terminates in right field, above on a double scroll 1909 GRS. 887 THOUS. Around border SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA. FIFTY DOLLS. Edge milled. Round. Brilliant proof; a slight striae in the gold still shows, as if an attempt to polish the planchet before striking with a gritty cloth. Sharp beautiful specimen. The finest known, as Capt. Zabriskie had his choice of the six which Mr. Humbert had preserved. So far as I am aware, it is possible about 10 are known, in fact, this is the number it is said were coined. A magnificent coin, and of extreme rarity. See plate."
The lot realized a staggering $1250 to Col. James Ellsworth. Chapman's estimate of the surviving population was a bit off. He probably only knew about the three coins still owned by Kellogg's descendants, a piece in the possession of coin dealer J.W. Scott, and the six coins acquired by Zabriskie, which were marketed through the Chapman brothers over the years. A roster of all known 1855 Kellogg fifty dollar gold pieces is listed below.
This coin remained in Ellsworth's collection for 14 years, after which he sold his holdings in a blockbuster private transaction through Knoedler Galleries in 1923. The buyers were noted New York coin dealer Wayte Raymond and super-collector John Work Garrett of Baltimore. Garrett received the Territorial and Colonial segments of the collection, while Raymond kept the federal issues. The present coin was a highlight of the famous Garrett Collection until it was dispersed in a series of four auctions by Bowers and Ruddy from 1979-1981. The Kellogg $50 was offered in lot 910 of the Garrett Collection, Part II in March 1980, where it realized $300,000. After a few dealer intermediaries, the coin passed to the present consignor via Stuart Levine. It has not been offered publicly in more than 34 years.
The present coin is a magnificent PR64 Cameo specimen, with razor-sharp definition on all design elements and deeply reflective yellow-gold surfaces that show a number of die striations on both sides. The frosty devices contrast noticeably with the mirrored fields, giving the coin a dramatic black-on-gold cameo flash when it is tilted in the light. A few minor contact marks are present, but the surfaces are remarkably clean for such a large gold coin. A short vertical scratch in the obverse field near star 4 serves as a pedigree marker. This coin possesses intense historic interest, terrific eye appeal, the highest available technical quality, and an illustrious pedigree. In the words of the cataloger of the Garrett Collection, "Certainly a more significant Kellogg & Co. coin does not, or could not, exist." Listed on page 391 of the 2014 Guide Book.
Roster of 1855 Proof Kellogg & Co. Fifty Dollars
This roster was compiled from many sources, expanding on previous efforts by Walter Breen and DeWitt Smith, with extensive contributions by Mark Borckardt and Dave Stone of Heritage Auctions, numismatic researchers P. Scott Rubin and Karl Moulton, and pioneer gold specialist Donald Kagin. It is believed that 14 examples of this famous rarity survive, but some earlier appearances are unaccounted for. The associated number from Walter Breen's roster has been included where applicable. Grades of the coins in private hands are listed per the most recent auction appearance. Population data indicates many of the coins that were not certified at their last public offering have since been submitted for third party grading, and some of the certified coins have undoubtedly been resubmitted or crossed over.
1. PR64 Cameo PCGS. Breen #1. Augustus Humbert; Humbert's heirs; Capt. Andrew C. Zabriskie; Zabriskie Collection (Henry Chapman, 6/1909), lot 341; Col. James W. Ellsworth; John Work Garrett; Johns Hopkins University; Garrett Collection, Part II (Bowers and Ruddy, 3/1980), lot 910; Kagin's; Paul Padget; Donald Kagin and Stuart Levine; private collection; the present coin. In the Garrett catalog, the description noted: "It is believed to be the finest known example of its kind." Walter Breen recorded the Garrett piece as later appearing in Auction '85. However, the coin in that auction was actually the unique 1854 Kellogg twenty dollar proof from the Garrett Collection.
2. PR64 PCGS. Breen #11. British private collection; Greater New York Convention (Stack's, 5/1984), lot 784; Robert Hughes; Rarities Sale (Bowers and Merena, 8/1995), lot 498; Stuart Levine; 2007 FUN Signature Auction (Heritage, 1/2007), lot 3893, realized $747,500. In the 1984 catalog, Stack's noted: "From information conveyed to us, this coin has recently come from England along with a few less important Territorial and Federal gold coins."
3. PR63 PCGS. Not in Breen. Smith & Son (3/1941); Frank Heim (6/2000); Don Kagin; Q. David Bowers; Donald Kagin; Elite Coin Auction (Superior, 1/2005), lot 953; Western collector; ANA Signature Auction (Heritage, 8/2007), lot 2119; FUN Signature Auction (Heritage, 1/2008), lot 3448.
4. PR63 PCGS. Breen #2. Kellogg family; possibly sold privately by Thomas Elder around 1916; New York collector, possibly F.C.C. Boyd; "J.F. Bell" in 1945; Memorable Collection (Numismatic Gallery, 3/1948), lot 967; Don Keefer; F.K. Saab; Gibson Sale (Stack's, 11/1974), lot 189; Auction '79 (Stack's, 7/1979), lot 996; Jerome S. Coles Collection (Stack's, 10/1983), lot 239; 68th Anniversary Sale (Stack's, 10/2003), lot 2292; 72nd Anniversary Sale (Stack's, 10/2007), lot 4017; FUN Signature Auction (Heritage, 1/2009), lot 4228.
5. Choice Brilliant Proof. Not in Breen. Buddy Ebsen Collection (Superior, 5/1987), lot 3140. This piece appears to be an example that matches none of the others and was unlisted in the Breen Census.
6. PR62 PCGS. Breen #3. George W. Rice; Virgil M. Brand; William F. Dunham (B. Max Mehl, 6/1941), lot 2369; W.D. Waltman Collection (B. Max Mehl, 6/1945), lot 37; Chicago ANA (James Kelly, 8/1956), lot 1850; Amon Carter, Sr.; Amon Carter, Jr. Collection (Stack's, 1/1984), lot 1149; Harlan White; ANA Signature Auction (Heritage, 8/1997), lot 7898; Donald Kagin; Craig Smith; Paul S. Mory Collection (Bowers and Merena, 6/2000), lot 1053; Rarities Sale (Bowers and Merena, 1/2002), lot 857; Midwest collection.
7. PR62 NGC. Breen #7. N.M. Kaufman Collection (RARCOA, 8/1978), lot 66; Auction '80 (Paramount, 8/1980), lot 982; Auction '84 (RARCOA, 7/1984), lot 2000; ANA Signature Auction (Heritage, 8/1992), lot 2583; RARCOA; Donald Kagin; private collection.
8. PR62. Breen #9. Augustus Humbert; Humbert's heirs; Capt. Andrew C. Zabriskie; Henry Chapman; John Story Jenks; Reuting Collection; Arthur C. Nygren (Henry Chapman, 4/1924), lot 82; Henry Chapman (per Mehl in the Waltman catalog); George Alfred Lawrence (Thomas Elder, 6/1929), lot 1365; John H. Clapp; Louis E. Eliasberg, Sr.; Eliasberg Estate; Louis E. Eliasberg, Sr. Collection (Bowers and Merena, 5/1996), lot 366; East Coast collection.
9. PR62. Breen #4. Augustus Humbert; Humbert's heirs; Capt. Andrew C. Zabriskie; Henry Chapman; George H. Earle Collection (Henry Chapman, 6/1912), lot 3782; purchased by B. Max Mehl and sold to Fred T. Huddart; Judge C.W. Slack (B. Max Mehl, 5/1925), lot 29; "Col." E.H.R. Green; Josiah Lilly Collection; Smithsonian Institution. Walter Breen recorded this specimen as once the property of Amon Carter, Sr. and Jr., although such a listing is doubtful. Additional intermediaries handled this coin on a consignment basis. Both Smithsonian pieces have recently been examined and graded by Jeff Garrett and Ron Guth.
10. PR62. Breen #5. H.O. Granberg (consigned to the 1914 ANS Exhibition); William H. Woodin (exhibited by Edgar Adams at the 1916 ANA Convention); Waldo C. Newcomer; Willis duPont; Smithsonian Institution. This piece was stolen from duPont in October 1967 and recovered in July or August 1978, as reported in Coin World, August 9, 1978. Illustrated at www.americanhistory.si.edu and plate-matched to Mehl's Newcomer plates.
11. PR60 PCGS. East Coast estate / Boston ANA Platinum Night Auction (Heritage, 8/2010), lot 3692.
12. PR53 PCGS. Breen #10. J.W. Schmandt (Stack's, 2/1957), lot 1028; Dan Brown; John H. Murrell; Henry H. Clifford; ANA (Kagin's, 8/1983), lot 3630; Auction '88 (Superior, 7/1988), lot 491; Auction '90 (Superior, 8/1990), lot 1406; Orlando Sale (Superior, 8/1992); private collection; FUN Signature Auction (Heritage, 1/2014), lot 5626.
13. Impaired Proof. Breen #6. Augustus Humbert; Humbert's heirs; Capt. Andrew C. Zabriskie; Henry Chapman; John A. Beck; John A. Beck, Part I (Quality Sales, 1/1975), lot 729; Dr. Ketterman; Arnold and Romisa Collections (Bowers and Merena, 9/1984), lot 330; Hoke S. Green Collection (Bowers and Merena, 6/1985), lot 24; Ambassador J. William Middendorf II Collection (Christie's, 3/1994), lot 375; Morrison/ Licht Collection (Stack's, 3/2005), lot 1320; Donald Kagin; private collection. Described as a "Brilliant Proof with some hairlines and minor friction."
14. XF Details NCS. Breen #8. C.W. Cowell (B. Max Mehl, 1911); Waldo Newcomer (exhibited at the 1916 ANA Convention); Charles Williams (per Mehl in the Waltman catalog); New York Metropolitan Sale (Stack's, 4/1962), lot 2814; John Rowe; Abner Kreisberg (1968); Public Auction (Quality Sales Corp., 11/1972), lot 1410A; Jack Klauson; 1973 ANA (Jess Peters, 8/1973), lot 1030; Walter Breen Gold Sale #1 (Pine Tree, 3/1974), lot 455; West Coast collection; Christie's (3/1990); Morrison/ Licht Collection (Stack's, 3/2005), lot 1321; Donald Kagin; private collection. In 1972, Abner Kreisberg and Jerry Cohen commented: "The usual surface abrasions and scratches have all been removed and quite a bit of luster is still adhering. Extremely Fine."
Other Appearances
These citations represent earlier appearances of coins we are unable to positively link to the pedigree chains above. They may constitute duplicate appearances of examples above, or they may be different individual coins.
A. DeWitt Smith, of Lee, Massachusetts, by 1905; obtained by Virgil Brand when he purchased the DeWitt Smith Collection intact.
B. Augustus Humbert; Humbert's heirs; Capt. Andrew C. Zabriskie; Henry Chapman; William R. Weeks and Augustus Humbert Collections (Henry Chapman, 5/1902), lot 716; Virgil Brand.
C. Two specimens retained by the heirs of John Glover Kellogg.
D. A specimen said to be in the possession of J.W. Scott in the 19th century.
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Citect yanks 'misleading' SCADA bug advisory
Citect, a designer of software used by manufacturing plants and other industrial facilities, has removed an advisory that played down a vulnerability in one of its popular pieces of software. Citect's move followed last week's release of proof-of-concept code that exploited a vulnerability in CitectSCADA, which is used to manage …
This is an improvement over the previous SCADA article
Dan cited a specific implementation of SCADA software, which makes more sense to me than SCADA itself having vulnerabilities. I think that the previous article's gone through some editing, too.
It's still not clear to me whether this vulnerability is exploitable by folks on the street as such, or by insiders only. This depends on whether there are external access points to the system, I suppose. Pretty easy to mitigate those. Again, I'd be more worried about insiders than external h4x0rs.
Slow news day? I'm no huge Citect fan, but seriously? 'Company pulls advice for some better advice?'. Come on. Anyone would think you've got it in for them!
SCADA is normally private
SCADA systems normally run on private networks using VPNs etc to cross the wilds. That makes most proof of concept vulns theoretical rather than practical.
In the old days (1980s, when I dabbled in SCADA) they already had tiered security. People gathering stats for bean counting or system analysis did not have the rights to twiddle knobs. This was more often than not controlled by tiered physical security (only computers in the control room could twiddle) as well as log ons.
Of course an internal hacker could do damage, but then he could also go and throw a physical spanner in the works too.
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The Stunning Duck Penang Curry at Ayada Thai in Elmhurst
- Jim Leff Dec 16, 2010 06:13 PM
Me and my friend Dave have been working through local Thai restaurants, trying to contrast and compare them. A "Thaifecta" if you will. There's been nothing particularly noteworthy to report thus far...until tonight.
We hit Ayada Thai (77-08 Woodside Ave, Elmhurst, NY), which I'd not previously tried. The rap on this place is that it's good-not-great, and that salads and soups are better than entrees.
Aw, contraire.
The Penang curry with duck was 1. the best duck dish I've had in a long, long time, and 2. one of the best thai dishes I've had in a long, long time. It's nearly impossible to describe something this good (the analytic mind breaks down above a certain quality level (see http://jimleff.info/eating-by-the-num... ). It's a huge, generous hunk of boneless, skinless, fatless cut-up duck, absurdly crisp and sizzly in places and juicy/meaty in others, sitting atop an orange, unctuous, deep-flavored Penang curry sauce. You must try it. You will try it. You: TRY IT!
Drunken noodles with beef were merely excellent. No match for the duck.
Som tum had a lusciousness to it, and was addictive. We also had some tom-zap, which was thin, sour, and incendiary (we ordered it Thai spicy). Pumpkin custard was good, and obviously homemade. Nothing matches the duck. I shall forever dream of the duck.
Here's the other piece of new info: the good stuff (shrimp paste fried rice, black egg in basil sauce, frog leg) is all on the paper takeout menu only. Spurn the laminated in-restaurant menus, which mostly list gringo-friendly items.
77-08 Woodside Ave, Queens, NY 11373
I've been wanting to try Ayada for awhile and you've convinced me. Definitely will be swinging by for lunch soon.
77-08 Woodside Ave, Queens, NY 11373
try their green mango salad too, as an alternative to the green papaya. very different salad.
re: redgirl
Hi! Wasn't a post; was an article I wrote, relevant today, better explaining my observation that at a very high grade of hyperdeliciousness the ability to analyze breaks down. On the scale discussed in that article, the duck penang curry was about a 9.5 out of 10.
thanks for the tip, ill definitely check this out. my fav thai dish is the green curry duck in Sripraphai. not sure how it compares but green curry and penang curry are probably different beasts.
64-13 39th Ave, Queens, NY 11377
re: Jeffsayyes
After a couple tries at Ambala, it seems to range from mediocre to OK, actually. It's fine as a steam table take-out joint for someone in the neighborhood, but I wouldn't recommend it as a destination. Maybe you can specify which dishes you really liked. I think you can get comparable fare at any of the other places nearby. For better takeout options, check out the Thai counter inside the Hong Kong market in Elmhurst.
re: Polecat
ya just saw Mukda for the first time recently. like a mini Sugar Club.
Sugar Club
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re: AubWah
Aub and Daffy
By way of calibration, I was FGITD (first gringo in the door) at Sripraphai when it first opened (and reviewed it in NY Newsday). And green curry duck was always my top recco there.
It's apples and oranges compared to this. But this is a stupendous orange, and that's just a very very good apple, IMO.
64-13 39th Ave, Queens, NY 11377
re: Jim Leff
how is it apples and oranges
re: AubWah
1. Green curry is not Penang curry
2. Dry duck Vs wet duck
re: Jim Leff
thanks for pointing that out, cause i ordered the green curry last time i was at ayada and was very underwhelmed. definitely not as good as sri.
i had then dismissed all curries at ayada, but your post has me rethinking that approach. will give the penang duck a try next time i go.
re: missmasala
I always try to bear in mind that even in my favorite restaurants, there are dishes someone might order that would disappoint them. You need to find the good stuff!
The Food Critic's Fallacy, which is surprisingly difficult to overcome, is that if on your first visit, you order mostly disappointing things, but it subsequently turns out that you'd gotten unlucky with the order, and that lots of other things on the menu are stupendous, you will still tend to maintain a slightly tepid opinion. All the more so if you don't do any follow-up, and stick with your first impression!
Again, someone could just as easily go to your favorite restaurant, get the wrong thing, and come away disappointed. So while you don't have to be like a food critic and try every single item, it helps to fend off the natural inclination to judge too early on too little evidence (and it IS a VERY natural inclination!).
Anyway, that's how I think of it, FWIW....
re: Jim Leff
All my visits to Ayada, it's been about 50-50. but the stuff they do well, they do so well that i keep coming back. plus, the staff is nice and i like the small room.
my opinion on the restaurant itself wasn't tepid, only on it's curries.
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re: missmasala
I get delivery from Ayada somewhat regularly and I find them just to be a bit inconsistent, more from night to night than from dish to dish. Everything is always good enough, but some nights almost everything we order is fantastic and some nights everything is just good. The spice levels too seem to vary wildly from pretty muted to almost inedibly spicy.
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re: The Turtle Bay Dove
spice-wise, you can always take into consideration the heat of the chilis themselves, which can vary.
so often in bad thai restaurants, the duck (or duck pieces) are deep-fried pieces way too tough to enjoy; I had a good duck curry at My Thai (also in elmhurst) right off Broadway on Dongan Avenue. I'll hit that duck sometime; the stir-fried thousand-year-old egg dish seems to be all over the queens thai menus!
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miss your posts of days gone by!
re: MOREKASHA
Dry duck atop pool of wet sauce.
re: ChiefHDB
I'm thinking of going for lunch today as well. Feel free to email me: jeremy at dinevore
re: jeremyhfisher
Great lunch with Jeremy yesterday at Ayada. I'm not a Thai expert in the least bit, but I'm sure you all want to hear my opinion regardless...
Raw shrimp salad. Great start-- 7 raw shrimp sitting on top of expertly sliced peppers and beneath a sliver of garlic and loads of chile and lime juice. Spicy and a little funky.
We deemed the duck penang curry to be merely excellent. However, the perfect texture of the duck, boneless with extra crispy bits, is what has stuck me the most (it's nice to be able to chomp away without worrying about tiny pieces of duck bone). I dug the curry, but I don't know if I can get behind "transcendental."
Tom zap-- probably my favorite dish. The soup broth was perfect for a cold day and the pieces of cornish hen were still tender among the aromatic vegetables and chiles.
Black egg in basil sauce and ground pork wasn't something that would leap out at me to order, but was also excellent. The black egg seemed to add a fatty texture to the leaner pork, while the crunchy basil added a nice herbal bite. This might only be on the takeout menu, but don't quote me.
We ordered everything Thai spicy (but both of us thought it could have been spicier). There were no leftovers.
Weirdest thing about the place-- soundtrack for our whole meal was an odd Lilith Fair acoustic-guitar-y album of 90's rock covers. Nirvana, Audioslave, Guns & Roses, Metallica and Alice and Chains all made an appearance. Likely the most incongruous music I've ever heard in a restaurant.
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re: ChiefHDB
thanks for the writeup, sounds like a good meal. I'm a huge fan of their dark blood tendon soup as I've expressed many times on this board; try that instead of the tom zap next time.
Just had the traditional Jewish Christmas dinner in an Asian restaurant, and picked Ayada for a return.
Duck Penang curry managed to fully replicate its hyperdeliciousness. I brought a new companion - a curmudgeon who was totally knocked out and agreed that I hadn't exaggerated in my report (above). Merry crispness, indeed!
Tom Kha Kai (sp?) is the soup to get, if you order it Thai spicy. Damn, that was good...and soulful. Better than the tom zap.
Chinese watercress with crispy pork was about as good as I've had. Maybe not quite as good as Sripraphai's version back in the day (they changed it up six years ago or so), but in the same class. Not quite as smokey-flavored as Sripraphai used to get it.
Fried rice with sour sausage was non-flashy but soulful and hit all the marks.
I have yet to eat anything there that makes me think this isn't the best Thai restaurant in NYC. Though I haven't been through all the newish places yet. But it knocks the legs out of under Sripraphai, because this place has TOUCH. Also great ambiance and very friendly service.
I know lots of people rate it lower than I do. Hey, lots of people said "meh" to Sripraphai back in the day, too (and Mina....and Difara....and Kabab Cafe....and Charles Soulfood...etc etc). Nothing's loved universally. But I am psyched!
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re: Jim Leff
Just noticed, according to their facebook page, they offer grasshoppers. That's a rarity....
re: Jim Leff
I was skeptical but a few friends and I stopped at Ayada last night for a nice dinner. It was well worth it. We ordered the larb, drunken noodles, shrimp salad appetizer, crispy penang duck, pork leg with mustard greens and fried catfish with eggplant.
Everything was delicious but the crispy duck as advertised was stunning. I think we were all wishing we could have more of that dish to go around. We also enjoyed the raw shrimp though we found the quality of the shrimp to be lacking slightly and we didn't enjoying seeing the veins still intact. Pork leg was meltingly soft and tender. I'm looking forward to my next trip!
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re: deabot
We went for a family dinner on valentine's day and I still find the larb there to be the best i've had in NYC. Same with their version of crispy pork with chinese broccoli. Don't like the drunken noodles there, tho.
I wasn't in the mood for curry, so ordered the crispy duck salad instead. I found this a disappointment. In general, I am disappointed in their mango and papaya salads--I find them a touch too sweet. I don't like sri's duck salad either. The best was the one at the old zabb. I suspect Thailand Centerpoint's would be good if they offered one.
Still, I love Ayada. The people there are so friendly. We go there the most now bc my son is addicted to the larb and never wants to go anywhere else.
re: missmasala
"In general, I am disappointed in their mango and papaya salads--I find them a touch too sweet"
Not my experience at all. The seafood som tam I had here was the best I've had to date. Potent spice, nice tang, not overly sweet at all, and easily the freshest seafood I've ever gotten at a Thai establishment. I too liked the Penang Duck Curry, but the seafood papaya salad is still my favorite dish here.
Amongst the appetizers I've enjoyed are the pork crab roll - terrific stuff - as well as a very simple and light bean curd soup with ground chicken - the perfect compliment to a spicier entree.
re: Polecat
I had a seafood salad here once and I didn't like it that much. Same problem as the duck salad.
but not sure if it was the som tam. think it was green mango. In fact, now that I think about it, have never had papaya salad here. So should amend my post to say that I am disappointed with the mango salads here. Which is a shame, because Sri's green mango salad, when it's on, is fabulous, and I would like to have a good one here as well.
perhaps i will specify som tam and not green mango next time and give it one more try.
I agree that the seafood is fresher here than other places, (tho it was also fresh at Centerpoint) but since, for me, the seafood is secondary to the salad itself, that is small comfort when the salad isn't what i wanted.
Had lunch there today. really really great.
I'm a Chao Thai fan and Ayada is a fantastic alternative. The penang was fantastic. Although not Thai, the raw shrimp app was also really good.
Overall seemed a little more modern styled than Chao.
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re: missmasala
It's not something I've seen before. I read somewhere that the chef said they got the idea from a trip to Japan or a Japanese recipe or something. It didn't strike me as Thai (or really Japanese either). If served it blind I would have guessed "modern Asian-influenced South American".
re: gort
Well I'm no expert, but I've never seen it before.
From the Village Voice
"We stared in wonder at our raw shrimp salad ($7)—eight gray beauties, beheaded and deveined, each splayed specimen meticulously mounded with a tasty emerald relish. "That doesn't look very Thai," I volunteered to our laughing hostess. "Some of us worked at a Japanese hotel in Bangkok," she explained, indicating that what we were eating was a sort of Thai-Japanese fusion, but one that would raise no eyebrows in Bangkok."
The garlic wasn't raw, it was sliced thin, crisped and placed on top of raw shrimp with a spicy green sauce and a raw veg I didn't recognize.
re: MRich
I would chalk that up to "don't believe everything you read". I've had versions of raw shrimp salads at a few Thai places around Woodside/Elmhurst as well as in LA. It's called Goong Che Num Pla in Thai. I don't see any Japanese influence in this dish at all. If anything, it seems more influenced by Peruvian ceviche. I just wish the places that serve this dish use better shrimp than the stuff that comes frozen from who knows where.
re: ChiefHDB
The green veg is bitter melon.
re: Miss Needle
Thanks! Yeah, too many "ruffles" for green pepper. I think the white part is what led me astray.
re: ChiefHDB
I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be stumped by green pepper.
re: ChiefHDB
except for the slivers of raw garlic on top (and the shredded carrot) that looks pretty much like what we eat in bangkok. It looks like sauce is the same, sort of a chunky garlic lime chili concoction. tho i've never had it served with bitter melon.
re: missmasala
Good to know. I'll look for it more often, it was good.
BTW the garlic wasn't raw, it was crispy crunchy (fried?) and really good, although it didn't win me any friends later in the day.
re: missmasala
was it stunning?
I've had this dish almost a half dozen times, and it's always met my high expectations. But then I went back this tuesday, and it was a zero. The duck was mangy, the sauce just off. Nothign to it at all. The other food was down a notch, as well.
My first theory is that this nasty bug's going around, so maybe the top chef was home sick. Second theory is he takes Tuesdays off. Any other fans of this dish who've been there on a Tuesday and had really great duck?
I'll go back next week, just to confirm that they haven't switched chefs entirely, which would be a disaster.....
re: Jim Leff
Just checked the day of the week that I went with ChiefHDB back in December...it was a Tuesday and the duck we had wasn't anything to write home about. So your Tuesday hypothesis seems plausible.
re: jeremyhfisher
Bad on them for not having a decent back-up chef. But, hey, I always consider restaurants to be obstructions to my mission to eat deliciously. They try not to let me do so, and I have to work hard to get around the obstacles. So I'll go on Thursday next time.
re: Jim Leff
Went tonight (monday, not a tuesday) and was with curry-loving friends, so ordered the duck penang curry for the first time. I liked the duck, which was crispy, but thought the sauce a little too sweet and not spicy enough or enough kaffir lime flavor. But my SO, who usually doesn't like curry, thought it was absolutely delicious. he said he liked it because, tho it was sweet, it wasn't too coconutty, which was true. (I thought this was a flaw.) the other two people we were with seemed to love it, too.
FWIW, I did not see the woman who has been doing the cooking every other time I have been there. Either she wasn't cooking, or she didn't come out of the kitchen. But all the other dishes were in their usual good form.
re: missmasala
A bit sweet, yes. Less coconutty than usual, yes. Crispy sounds right....on my off night, there was no crispiness at all. Spicy, well, you know gringos must beg. I go in to places screaming "very spicy, please", in Thai, which always elicits laughter and disbelief, and, even so, I frequently get gringo-ed on the spice level. You gotta earn it.
So: so far so good. But........if you're saying you "liked" the duck, and didn't "love" the duck, then either we're different species or you didn't have the duck I've been having. So the mystery deepens.
re: Jim Leff
Well, I "liked" the duck, but my SO "loved loved loved" the duck and thought it was the best curry he's ever had (and he goes to thailand--with me--on a fairly regular basis) so you and he must be the same species.
I ask for it very spicy in thai, too--but you know, come to think of it, the larb, which was the only other super spicy dish we had, wasn't as spicy as usual either.
So I suspect it was the duck you've been having, but perhaps a little less spicy.
re: missmasala
Makes sense. Also, a sweetish sauce like this one really needs the heat to bolster and balance. Without it, it could seem simple and cloying.
But none of this explains your duck reaction (for those who've never been here, this place puts the duck atop the sauce, partially dry, so it's not all about the sauce). Could be species-related, could be chef-related.....
re: Jim Leff
"...this place puts the duck atop the sauce"
Not on the day that I had it, which is a Sunday, early afternoon, my general time for hitting up Ayada. That was pretty much my only problem with their preparation. While not smothered, the duck was fully immersed, which masked the pure duck taste somewhat. In every other way - spicing, balance of flavor, crispness - it was very good (although not my favorite of their dishes).
By way of comparison, I just had the same dish at Arharn in Astoria, and liked their presentation better. First off, the duck is more plentiful, bone-on, with leg and breast, served completely atop the sauce - which allows for more variety in each bite. It was fatty, juicy and very crisp. The sauce was less spicy than I had asked for, something that was more than made up for with a few dashes of their potent chili sauce.
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re: Polecat
besides the duck penang how does the rest of the food at Arharn compare to Ayada
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re: daffyduck
Only tried that one dish so far. Good, though.
After reading this report we had to return to Ayada. We hadn't been there for about nine months or so. Last night we trekked over and had an absolutely excellent meal.
I'm not sure if they have hit their stride, or simply everything was great but, the meal much impressed us. Since the time they first opened, when you might dine there with just a couple of tables filled, they are now packed. The room is not large and can get loud.
From the papaya salad "pet pet" to the dumplings, calamari, shrimp, drunken noodles, and penang duck all the dishes were great, and they are still BYOB. And, while they don't have coconut rice on the menu they made us a side order, notwithstanding the crowd. It was superb. We thought the duck was great too, and there is a lot of it. Good sauce, different from SRI's red curry duck which we like a lot and the sauce was also different from SRI's penang curry, which we usually have with pork. All in all one of the top options for Thai, no doubt. Just wish it was down the block......
77-08 Woodside Ave, Queens, NY 11373
re: comiendosiempre
Since stumbling on this post about 6 weeks ago, I have been to Ayada 4 times and have reservations for Tuesday (hopefully the rumors above about tuesday being an off day prove false). Each time I have gone with a group of people and have probably tried more than half the menu at this point. Each meal has been superb. The duck panang remains the best in the curry section, but the sour curry is a unique treat not to be missed. The papaya whole fish is another must get. This place blows SRI out of the water.
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August 21, 2012
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August 20, 2012
The Muslim Brotherhood got their choice of mosque this year for the Eid and Morsi did not disappoint – doing prayers in front, unlike back-row Mubarrak; one angle on the kidnappings in Lebanon; a special painting by special kids; and a final craft idea for Eid.
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Still confused about the DTV transition? Circuit City wants to help.
Don't jump in the car and expect a tutorial. The company just started a toll-free hotline to handle consumer concerns. The contact center is available at: 888-280-9382.
They will also be able to help out if you want to buy any government-approved digital TV converter boxes. I'm guessing they won't be able to help with expired coupons, but they should be able to answer any other lingering questions you might have.
"We know the clock is ticking and in less than six months, most U.S. TV stations will switch from traditional analog signals to digital broadcasts," said Brian S. Bradley, Circuit City's senior VP of multi-channel endeavors. "People are eager to learn more about how the DTV switchover will affect them, and we believe our new contact center will be a valuable public information resource."
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Heat, Drought, Famine All Part of Coming 'Exponential' Increase Of Climate-Related Disasters
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With half of the United States under heat advisories, 22 people dead (and counting) from the extreme weather, the Horn of Africa experiencing the strongest drought in over half a century and famine conditions across parts of Somalia, how many more times can we comfortably repeat the mantra "though no single weather event can be linked directly to climate change, these sort of events are consistent with what climate models predict will happen" before more and more people die and we begin taking climate change seriously?
The UN Security Council just issued a timidly worded statement (dilluted by objections from Russia and China, who were worried that climate change doesn't properly fall under the Security Council mandate) that climate change has "possible security implications".
But UNEP executive director Achim Steiner stated the situation more bluntly--and was more in line with what the military in the United States has said and the militaries of several European nations have also said on the threat from climate change, it's worth noting.
Steiner said that climate change will "exponentially" increase the scale of natural disasters, the BBC reported.
The current situation in Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia is already "proving a challenge" to our collective abilities to handle such events, "particularly if they occur simultaneously and start affecting, for instance, global food markets, regional food security issues, displacing people, creating refugees across borders."
Already 11.3 million people in the region have been affected by the drought and conditions continue to worsen. 3.7 million people are facing starvation. 500 million of those people are children at risk of death from malnutrition and simply lack of food resulting from the worst famine in the past two decades.
Failure to Act On Climate A 'Dereliction of Duty': US Official
Perhaps surprisingly and certainly ironically, considering the supremely weak US position in international climate negotiations and the head-in-the-sand domestic stance on climate policy, US Ambassador to the UN, Susan Rice was particularly forthright in stating the situation regarding climate change:
We have dozens of countries in this body and this very room whose very existence is threatened. They have asked this Council to demostrate our understanding that their security is profoundly threatened. Instead, because of the refusal of a few to accept our responsibility, this Council is saying by its silence, in effect, tough luck. This is more than disappointing, it's pathetic, it's short-sighted, and frankly it is a dereliction of duty.
Leave aside for the moment the dereliction of duty on the part of the US in terms of taking meaningful action on climate and energy policy (held up no doubt by Tea Party and big polluter obstructionism but let's not forget that the Obama administration climate proposals over the past two years have been pathetically short of satisfying scientific recommendations).
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UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has said $1.6 billion is needed for Somalia, with $300 million needed in the next two months to alleviate the famine conditions. To deal with ongoing humanitarian crises in Africa the UN says $3.6 billion has been given so far, but that an additional $4.3 billion is required.
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Starter or Backup?
I know there are variables (health, contract), and factor those in if you want. But tell us what your gut is telling you.
I say - Sanchez will be traded to a team like Green Bay (Backup A. Rodgers) or Oakland (Compete for a starting job).
I do not see him staying with the Jets under any circumstances.
Cut. I don't think anyone is going to take on his contract.
Starting QB next September for your NY Jetropolitans
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2- back-up in Jax Hou
Starter Cleveland Browns after a draft day trade and the Jets get Josh Gordon.
Backup in Seatlle to Russell Wilson.
he will start and thrive somewhere soon. jet fans, once again, will have egg on their faces.
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Starter for the Jets in 2014
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Mark will sign somewhere that drafts a rookie QB, beat the kid out and start the season. He will be on the bench by week 8.
Broncos win the Super Bowl next month, Peyton retires, elway signs Sanchez . Broncos repeat as Super Bowl champs Sanchez Super Bowl MVP. Ya heard it here 1st
Out of sight, out of mind.
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Optimistic investors say there are still chances amid the challenges, as long as they have an adequate business plan.
For instance, Golden Woods Vietnam, a furniture maker, has decided to lease the manufacturing plants and other infrastructure of a suspended rival company, instead of building its own, to save initial costs.
"A number of furniture manufacturers have had to cease operation, leaving their infrastructure unused, and leasing such plants enabled us to spare more capital for production," company director Thieu Le Binh said.
Meanwhile, Huynh Hieu Dung, director of Ky Lan Co Ltd, which trades and leases used cars, chose to use money from his own pocket rather than bank loans to expand operation amid these hard times.
"I believe that the market will improve this year thanks to solutions from the government," he said.
Dung said the company is set to open branches in three or four more districts, each requiring a VND1.5 billion investment.
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McKinnie Playing At Pro Bowl LevelPosted by on October 30, 2009 – 9:49 am
Fan voting for the 2010 Pro Bowl has begun. Over the previous 3 seasons, Vikings fans have helped 9 players earn Pro Bowl honors a combined 17 times. The usual suspects – DE Jared Allen, G Steve Hutchinson, RB Adrian Peterson and DT Kevin Williams – will gain heavy consideration against this year. But there is another Viking who deserves your Pro Bowl vote just as much.
LT Bryant McKinnie, who has yet to earn a Pro Bowl nod during his 8-year Vikings career, is playing well again this season. McKinnie plays a premium position because he is largely responsible for protecting the blindside of QB Brett Favre and because he goes up against the opposing team's best pass rusher on a weekly basis.
So far this season, McKinnie's all-star level play has allowed the Vikings to yield successful results on offense. McKinnie has given up just 1 sack so far this season, and Favre is making good use of the time McKinnie has afforded him. Heading into this week's game against Green Bay, Favre has a 102.2 passer rating and is 6th in the NFL with 12 TD passes.
But McKinnie's solid play benefits more than just Favre and the passing game. The Vikings have also been able to produce with the ground game behind the blocking of McKinnie and G Steve Hutchinson. When running to the left, the Vikings have averaged 4.79 yards per carry and have totaled 374 yards. On top of that, Peterson ranks 2nd in the NFL in rushing with 687 yards and the Vikings rank tied for 4th in the NFL with 9 rushing TDs.
In retrospect, one can argue McKinnie should've already earned a Pro Bowl berth. He's blocked for 4 of the top 6 single-season rushers in team history as well as 3 Vikings teams that have ranked in the top 5 offensively. He's also been durable, starting 109 straight games since entering the NFL as the #7 overall pick in 2002.
As you can see, McKinnie's past performance has been outstanding for the Vikings. But his play this season has been as good as any other time in his career. And for that, he is deserving of a vote on your Pro Bowl ballot.
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Good call Mike, quietly he is getting it done. Let's hope it continues. I am not a big McKinnie fan, but he seems to be having a good year, not to mention our entire front line. They have played, besides the Steeler game, very disciplined this year. Would like to see the running game step up as well and that would maybe seal McKinnie and Hutch's pro bowl.


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WOONSOCKET – Freshman Councilman Garrett Mancieri became the fourth elected official to face an ethics complaint in less than three weeks on Thursday.
The Ethics Commission's Senior Staff Attorney Katherine D'Arezzo said the director has preliminarily accepted a complaint against Mancieri for further review.
It will be up to the full commission to determine whether the complaint will be held for further investigation, but it's unclear whether the matter will be taken up at the next meeting, on Monday.
WOONSOCKET – If you're thinking of donating blood, you might as well have the spirit of Dracula looking over your shoulder – you know, just to get in the mood.
That's one reason Dacre Stoker will be the featured speaker at a special Halloween-season blood drive sponsored, in part, by the Rhode Island Blood Center at the Museum of Work and Culture on Friday.
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UXBRIDGE – Bail for Blackstone mother Erika Murray was set at $1 million cash Tuesday as state prosecutors said they appear to have proof that at least two of the three infants whose remains were discovered in her squalid home last month were alive for some period of time after their births.
Asst. Dist. Atty. John Bradley put to rest any notion that the children were stillborn, telling the court the infants were wearing pajamas and diapers when their bodies were found in the closet of an upstairs bedroom on Sept. 11.
WOONSOCKET – With the state Council on Elementary and Secondary Education expected to grant preliminary approval to the proposed RISE Mayoral Academy at a meeting in Providence this afternoon, the Woonsocket Teachers Guild is pulling out all the stops in a last-ditch effort to put the brakes on the proposal.
The teachers union is offering a free bus ride to the meeting to anyone who wants to protest the proposed K-8 regional academy, designed to serve students in Woonsocket, Burrillville and North Smithfield.
WOONSOCKET – Suspended Patrolman Michael Cahill was convicted of second-degree child abuse in Superior Court Thursday, the attorney general's office said.
Judge Daniel Procaccini found the officer guilty of abusing his 9-year-old sister after a seven-day trial, according to Amy Kempe, spokeswoman for Attorney General Peter Kilmartin.
The judge alone considered the testimony and rendered the verdict because the policeman waived his right to a jury trial.
WOONSOCKET – A Framingham man who was in possession of narcotics and a stolen coin collection worth thousands led police on a wild motor vehicle chase in which he crashed into two occupied motor vehicles, leaving one person injured, police said.
BURRILLVILLE – Two deputies with the Jasper County Sheriff's Office in Missouri will arrive here Saturday to help build a community playground and park near the Burrillville police station in honor of Tyler Seddon, the Pascoag boy who captured hearts across the country when thousands of police officers and firefighters helped him celebrate his seventh birthday last March.
WOONSOCKET – The state Ethics Commission has accepted a complaint filed against Mayor Lisa Baldelli-Hunt for hiring her 16-year-old son to work in an unadvertised summer jobs program.
Katherine D'Arezzo, senior staff attorney for the Ethics Commission, said the complaint would be presented to the commission for initial consideration at its next meeting on Oct. 21.
WOONSOCKET – Former City Council President John Ward confirmed he has filed a complaint with the state Ethics Commission against Mayor Lisa Baldelli-Hunt after her teenage son got an unadvertised summer job with the Public Works Department.
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R.A. Dickey Changes Game Plans as Blue Jays Shut out the Yankees, 4-0
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A contemporary creation, the Lenggang Nyai is performed by either 4 or 6 girls. Lenggang Nyai expresses both the gracefulness and vivaciousness of the Betawi woman.
Created by Wiwik Widiastuti in 1998, choreographer from Yogyakarta, the Lenggang Nyai has become a popular part of the Betawi dance repertoire and is often shown at art and tourism events overseas.
This dance has elements from the Cokek and the Mask dance and distinct Chinese influences. Wearing bright red or green dresses and Chinese headbands, the girls sway their body, hands, and feet with graceful and brisk movements.
Another version called the Tari Sembah Nyai, created by Dadi Djaja is danced to welcome guests, following Malay dance movements.
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The Secret Science Fair Project That Almost Ate the School (Written by: Judy Sierra; Pictures by: Stephen Gammell)
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It's a first-time feeling for the entire Fluvanna football team as they enter preseason camp with a familiar face as head coach. Jason Barnett returns for a second season with the Flucos, providing stability and unity for a team that hasn't had a winning season since 2002.
"These guys are smart, they're energetic they're all excited to be here. We're trying to turn a program around."
Coach Barnett's enthusiasm has also added excitement to the Fluvanna squad and a rally cry to live by.
"It means so many different things," senior lineman Ben Lacey said of the team motto. "It's 11 guys on the field, no matter what, even if it's scout team offense. It's a real united thing for us, that we're all here for each other."
The number also represents the goal of getting to an 11th game.
"We want to make the playoffs and we feel that we're the type of team that can be strong enough to make the playoffs," added Barnett. "So we're playing for 11 in 2011."
The Flucos finished 4-6 last season and will open the year on Friday August 26 at Prince Edward County.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Joe Saunders, in perhaps his first and only start with the Rangers this season, allowed five runs in 3 2/3 innings before he was smacked by an Evan Longoria line drive and forced to leave the game, and Tampa Bay rolled to a series-opening 8-1 victory Friday night at Tropicana Field.Sean Rodriguez and Ryan Hanigan hit three-run homers for the Rays, and Jake Odorizzi allowed only three singles in six innings.It was a tough night all-around for the Rangers. Third baseman Adrian Beltre committed two of their four errors. Two of the gaffes, one by Prince Fielder and Beltre's first, came during the same fifth-inning at-bat and contributed to an unearned run scoring on a three-run homer by Hanigan.Elvis Andrus' error in the third led to an unearned run on Rodriguez's towering homer. Rodriguez had driven in the first Rays run when he was hit by a Saunders pitch with two outs and the bases loaded.A base-running mistake in the fourth inning killed the Rangers' best chance to score against Odorizzi.X-rays on Saunders' ankle were negative, and no word was given on when his next start will be. He might not get another with Colby Lewis close to returning to the rotation.The Rangers finally scored in the eighth. Andrus doubled with one out and scored easily as Fielder followed with a single.
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Silk Road admins: Sorry for the hack, we're sorting out refunds
I've got it on already .....
"early indications are that no members of the administration were behind or complacent in the attack"
ohhhhh me thinks they were complacent .............. not complicit maybe, definitely complacent.
NHS tears out its Oracle Spine in favour of open source
What they really need is a national pki system .....
It could cut through the nhsmail is more secure nonsense and be an enabler for encryption, digital signing and could be used nationally as an NHS P2P identification factor.
Writing as someone currently battling with Vodafone (formerly Careless and Worthless) - they run the nhsmail heldesk - and trying to get them to explain to me why they delete my outbound email and then don't even do me the courtesy of notifying me that they've done it .... I have limited faith that the national infrastructure will ever really work.
Shocking really. I wonder if this means they'll be improving the documentation on the opensource projects they take from .....
Microsoft watches iPads flood into world's offices: Right, remote desktop clients. It's time
I tried loads of ios rdp clients before finding one that was both free and supported rdp gateways.
The freerdp client is more flaky than the all but identical Thinstuff RDC app (which is still a bit flaky).
Neither is as good on an ipad as logmein, but they've been useful for getting me out of a hole in the past
Japan's free public VPN project tunnels through Great Firewall
its tcp over udp and it installs in user space .....
This is terrifying, the underlying software - softether - installs in user space specifically to circumvent the IT department (or lack there of) and provide individual staff their own VPN back into the office.
It works via outbound SSL tunnels so it gets through virtually everything ..... it can be installed by any idiot that can click next ...... it bypasses your firewall and network policies ..... and a single checkbox joins in with the public VPN Gate volunteers
This could already be running on your network with your staff running it!
Baby got .BAT: Old-school malware terrifies Iran with del *.*
Re: Frightened by del *.*?
"What's the singular of MS Windows?"
Pane ......?
Texan schoolgirl expelled for refusing to wear RFID tag
I am a well practiced regarder of beans .....
3 for a tenner suggests that the beans are small. I am not a small bean regarder, although I have been known to flick beans and have found they sometimes get bigger.
What do your magic beans do when flicked?
Indiana cops arrest violent 6-year-old
Re: The good old days when a quick smak fixed 99% of the se problems.
clobber was what I used to put on before heading to the discotheque .....
Plod to retain personal data from DNA innocents
What if I'm asked who I am and refuse on data protection grounds
What if I'm askd who I am by a policeman and refuse to consent to him tsaking my details and recording them?
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Japan, 1996 (MIFF 1997, Young Asian Cinema)
Director: Shinobu Yaguchi
A rollicking Celtic music soundtrack sets the mood for this zany comedy about a young woman's obsession with money. Since childhood the only thing that has interested apathetic Sakiko is counting money, so the job she takes as a bank teller after graduating from high school initially seems like bliss. However she quickly tires of handling other people's savings and starts dreaming of a way out.
Fate intervenes when she is taken hostage during a bank robbery. When the getaway car plunges into a ravine in an isolated wilderness area, the robbers are killed but Sakiko survives and avoids drowning by clinging onto a suitcase. As she recovers from her drama, she hears that the money from the robbery has not been found, and recalls the suitcase that now lays at the bottom of a subterranean pool. In an instant she snaps out of her apathy and sets off to get her hands on the loot, her new found energy astounding everyone around her. Driven by no greater ambition than her lust for money she doggedly achieves amazing feats as she prepares to recover the cache. A goofy, funny story that parodies the aspirations of the Japanese middle class