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My first trip to Arthur Avenue!
Unfortunately the pictures are on film and I don't have a scanner in the US right now, so no pics, but here's my story.
I lived in Bensonhurst for the longest time so I never felt a need to head to Arthur Ave and I frequently thought of it as just another fake Little Italy. If I could stroll down to 18th Ave for pretty much everything, then why become a permanent fixture in a D train seat on a ride that would be so long that I might actually die before I reached my destination. All in all, didn't seem too appealing.
Well now I live in Woodside...
Made the drive out to Arthur Ave quite early yesterday and arrived there around noon to a relatively empty market and quiet streets. The overall appearance was in itself a relief compared to what my worst fears conjured up (think Little Italy.) Armed with my trusty list of places on a sheet of paper towel (one of those "Where the hell did all that Staples paper go?" post-move days.) First stop was the market just to give myself some bearing on the area. A quick browse was interesting enough, but I didn't really get into much until I started talking to some people. For one, I was pleasantly surprised to find most people speaking Italian and not just Italian, but dialects. Pretty much any conversation I heard was in Sicilianu, Nnapulitanu, or Calabrese. That was a big plus! My fears was dispelled a bit more. The market itself is tiny (I'm comparing it to London markets like Brixton though so it's not a fair comparison) but it had some good stuff. The store on the far left from the Arthur Ave entrance has a great array of Sicilian (she Nap though) items that I usually have trouble finding and they have VERY high quality pine nuts. The prices are not low though. They had capers in salt too! I found Cafe del Mercato to be a bit pricey so I didn't end up getting what I planned and instead travelled around snacking on samples more or less. I left the market itself with a cleaver, some Sicilian olive oil, blackcurrants, etc. The produce didn't look that great for the prices in there. Cosenza's fish market was excellent and I did get a screamingly fresh bronzini there. I also greatly enjoyed the outdoor seafood bar where I had a few oysters. My only complaint is that both the triglie and sardines looked terrible and this was still early in the day. I can get either one super fresh at any given time near 86th St back in Brooklyn from my favorite fishmarket in NY (the only one I like better is in Comogli.) Teitel's had a great selection, but was not as amazing as many seem to make it out to be. It just seemed like a normal enough store with only an OK olive selection. Calanda Cheese down Arthur Ave has glorious mozzarella and basket cheese. I think I actually liked the basket cheese better! Back up a bit at Calabria Pork Store I tried a bunch of their salami and soppresatte before settling on one of the original free sample ones. They had two samples out, a smaller and rounder one which was quite good and a longer one which was really something special. The fact that they don't slice it is my only complaint so it's 11 dollar stick or nothing basically. Walking back to the car we got bread at Madonia as well as two excellent cannoli. An iced coffee bought by my companion at DeLillo along with a sfogliatelle (average sfogliatelle) was pretty good. Our final stop was Borgatti's which has a great atmosphere and EXCELLENT prices (especially given how high they are at some places in the nabe.)
In the end the fruits of my trip have or are leading to... salt crusted bronzini, caponata, pasta con le sarde, a ragu with broccoli rabe sausage and a chunk of lamb and some pork belly cooked in it, fried chicken cutlets, a large batch of my world famous anchovies ;), and I think that's about it.
All in all I'd definitely make it a regular trip. The $5 toll is a shame.
teitel's is relatively inexpensive. otherwise, their wares are not that great relative to the other shops in the area.
the large ricotta ravioli at borgatti's are divine.
next time, get the ricotta at the calabria pork store. and check out the albanian arthur ave--the bureks at tony and tina's (heated in the oven, not the microwave) are great.
re: cassis
Me too. I read the original post and came away wanting to know what her favorite fish market near 86th Street is.
Tell us, please.
("I can get either one super fresh at any given time near 86th St back in Brooklyn from my favorite fishmarket in NY")
re: cassis
I believe the fish market he is referring to is Sea Breeze II on the corner of 18th Avenue and 85th Street in Bensonhurst (directly under the 18th Avenue Stop on the "D" subway line. It is terrific and moderately priced.
Next time go to Casa della Mozzarella, really outstanding fresh mozzarella, got heros there a couple times with sundried tomatoes, roasted peppers, etc, and they were just excellent. I believe they supply the cheese for Roberto's restuarants as well.
Have you ever been to Sorriso's in Astoria? Alot closer than Arthur Avenue, and such a great place, the best eggplant parm that I've had anywhere, fantastic fresh mozzarella, and many other great items.
I also thought the cannoli's were superb at Madonia, so fresh and light. The other 2 bakeries I tried though, were average at best.
Have you been to Cannelle Patisserie yet? Another must visit in Queens.
Teitel bros was a very intense place with very intense people, on both sides of the counter. A real throwback.
It's really fun to get a bunch of food and then go to the Zoo or the gardens and have a little picnic. We've done it a few times, and it's been great.
re: janie
I haven't been to any of the mentioned Queens spots. My fish market in Brooklyn is on 18th Avenue just before 86th St. It's the only fish market on that particular stretch and its on a corner. I can never remember the name. Super reliable especially for Italian and Med stuff. Teitel Bros was interesting, but didn't wow me. The prices were a bit lower for the area, but it still seemed pricey compared to Brooklyn so I was really blown away by the possibilities.
Thanks for the replies. I'm male btw to the above her poster. We considered the burek but never made it that far in the other direction and we sort of have an old reliable burek stop in Ridgewood, Queens sooo...
re: JFores
Shot in the dark: Sea Breeze?
Sea Breeze
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re: squid kun
Yep to both of the above. I can never remember the name (of any business.)
re: JFores
"Thanks for the replies. I'm male btw to the above her poster."
Yes. I knew that and my apologies. I had typed fast and had erred.
And the fish market is Sea Breeze. I checked it out today and purchased some very large shrimp and some filet of salmon. Thanks for the recommendation.
re: pizmet
No problem. Aren't they nice in there. If you speak Italian, you're golden.
re: JFores
Even faster than the 3rd Ave bridge, take the Qboro Bridge and go up the FDR to the Harlem River Drive all the way up to 179th, make a right on Amsterdam and take the bridge that's 2 blocks north, it turns into the Cross Bronx. Take the second exit and head north to 187th St and make a right. No tolls. Very direct.
re: ballulah
Thanks a lot I'm definitely trying this way. Seems a lot more reasonable than fighting my way up 3rd Avenue.
Thanks for this post. Good, personalized point of view. You never know how much you'll dig something until you make the trip and try it. We've been meaning to make that trip ourselves, pretty much all summer. But good intentions and a satiated, full stomach are two different things. More power to you.
Next time go to Randazzos for fish and clams, other side of the street and a block south, they play ball with any fish market in the NY metro area.
re: byrd
Yes I agree - wonderful fish. And I love standing outside and eating freshly shucked clams and oysters.
Olive Oil - the house brand at Mike's is excellent, I think. I also buy a lot of products at the market across the way from Mike's - I'm guessing the one where the OP bought the Sicilian items. I'm usually looking for Sardinian ones.
Compared to the prices on the UES (not surprisingly), the prices of the produce are great, but I agree that sometimes the produce doesn't look so great.
re: MMRuth
We buy many things in the Arthur Ave. section - bread, cheese, salumi, pastry, fresh pasta, meat (Biancardi is great), T&T's burek, etc. - but produce is not usually on the list.
re: Striver
There's good produce to be had in the Arthur Ave. market but you have to be there early for the best selection. Look closer next time as they often sell their older stuff cheap....works well for me when I'm making stock.
re: Striver
Striver, as you pointed out, Arthur Ave is not a destination for produce. Many years ago, there were TWO fruit and vegetable stands on Arthur Avenue that were fabulous. The two were practically right next to each other and always in friendly competition. Maria's Fresh Roasted Coffee Beans & Gifts at 2378 Arthur is what separated them. Also, at that time, the retail market was 100% occupied with wall to wall produce vendors with selections aplenty. This day and age, unfortunately, the market is showing no signs of making a comeback - transition, yes - but comeback, no. Cigar-rolling has taken precedence.
JFores, anything good left on 13th Avenue that you care to mention? I think that was where you grew up, IIRC. I remember the Brooklyn days. Still have people in Dyker. We can flip-flop stories. I grew up in the Arthur Ave community.
re: MMRuth
I need to take note of Biancardi for meat as well as Randazzo's for fish. While I enjoyed my oysters and the bronzino from Cosenza's, much of their selection looked a little under the weather (and that was at noon sooo...)
I have easy produce access in Jackson Heights so I'll only be picking specific stuff up at Arthur Ave (artichokes and parsley for ei. Bengalis and South Asians of all sorts don't seem to sell parsley and it's annoying to have to go all the way to Met Foods on 37th Ave for it. And every time I pass the paan vendor I have to buy two, so walking for parsley is harming my health.
re: JFores
Ahem, is *paan* harming your health ?
You're probably getting the spicy ones.
re: Cheese Boy
Yeah, I'm not the biggest fan of sweet paan. I stick mostly to the "I'm an old man from Sylhet" variety. It could also be thought of as the "My teeth are going to be mysteriously red if I keep this up" variety.
Yep, grew up off of 13th Avenue. Right now there's really not a whole lot left. If you have down then you've got Aunt Butchie's which still has probably the best ices in the area. A bit further is Meze for better than average (at least) Greek (I think they're Cypriot but I can't remember.) You've got B&A Pork Store, but their location is more a matter of convenience if you don't want to walk to 18th Ave because you can get everything and more further down. Unfortunately now the home of a sushi place, there were two good places that operated out of the same (cursed and doomed) storefront off of 74th. One was a very Sicilian foccaceria/fried everything place and the other was a solidly good Italian place called The Copper Pot, but both died out. There was a heavily mobbed up Italian place further down 13th around the Eckerd, but that pretty much died out too. The pizza in the area borders on inedible though Il Forno was OK if the slices were eaten molten before that too died. Yeah, not looking like a good stretch for food these days. However, if you want to meet some real live members of a somewhat exclusive Sicilian fraternal organization, Cafe D'Angelo (kitty corner to my long time house) is so packed with them at all hours that it is not advisable to ever actually go there. In fact, the only time I've ever seen anyone but "regulars" go in was when Italy won the world cup and they were giving out free sweets and shots (and despite enthusiasm which included jumping on top of the B1 buses, shooting off fireworks WITH the local cops, and partying in general, the older locals still maintained a completely stoic lean against the front window while chewing on tooth picks.)
re: JFores
'However, if you want to meet some real live members of a somewhat exclusive Sicilian fraternal organization, Cafe D'Angelo (kitty corner to my long time house) is so packed with them at all hours that it is not advisable to ever actually go there.'
JFores, this place alone might be worth the trip, and then I'll head over to 18th Ave from there. Too bad Bensonhurst/Dyker has lost some of its flair. Those were some really fun times.
re: Cheese Boy
Haha, it'd be interesting to see someone actually go in. I think they have gelato, pastries, coffee, etc too so it wouldn't be a bad place to stop in if it weren't for the fact that it gives off an air of "do not come in." Bensonhurst is practically gone but I've had my fun with the changing times. The Russian influx is not something that I lament, though the growing loss (blitz) of 18th Ave is getting pretty worrying. Sicilian speakers are getting rare too :(
re: JFores
For Produce, you'd be surpised but the supermarket on Arthur Ave: MODERN, has excellent produce. MUCH better than in the market. I think it has something to do with just how cold the store is kept.
re: amanda24
You are so right, the Modern is the best! I think it's the management is just so good at maintaining freshness. They really care. I just love the place!
The thing that amazed me about Arthur Ave when I first visited there was the huge number of bakeries and pastry shops in such a small area -- I think I counted over a dozen.
And no trip to Arthur Ave is complete without a pizza. Best in the city.


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"Bad Girls" Recaps: Episode 2.07 "The Setup"
Plotting — Fenner is sitting in the wing office, just thinking. It's kind of frightening — who knows what evil lurks inside that thick skull of his?
Karen comes in and asks for a file. And then she starts talking.
Karen: You look rough. Night on the tiles?
Fenner: No.
Karen: I had a drink last night. Helen Stewart. You're not her favorite person, are you, Jim? In fact, I'd say you're getting a reputation for upsetting wing governors. Well, female ones, at any rate.
On that well-played note, she tries to make a dramatic exit, but he stops her and says he has no trouble with female bosses and was even looking forward to working with Karen. But then she had to go and back Dockley instead of him.
Karen: Well, I thought I had good reason.
Fenner: Yeah. Maybe you did.
And then — are you sitting down? — he sincerely apologizes. What? Maybe he's trying to make amends before he helps Yvonne make her big break.
I think I saw that in a movie once — Yvonne is on the phone with Charlie, talking about a dream she had. They were on a beach, white sand, palm trees, blah blah, "making love with the sea rushing in over our legs."
A sea of nausea has just rushed over me, picturing that lunk of a guy with Yvonne. I guess they do say power is an aphrodisiac. I can't figure out what else Charlie has going for him.
More plotting in the wing office — Jim tells Sylvia that Yvonne will need an escort next week; her husband has liver cancer, remember? Wink, wink. Sylvia is less than sympathetic, but she swallows the story, which is all Fenner cares about.
Unbearable — The pain in her head is too much for Zandra. She's crying in her bed, and next thing you know, she's shrieking out the door of her cell, telling everyone to shut up. Suddenly she thunks to the floor, unconscious. Barbara insists that Di get the nurse.
The next morning — Yvonne informs Fenner that today's the day for her big escape. This is news to him, but Yvonne's got it all planned. Her daughter's going to come to visiting hours this afternoon with a story about how sick Charlie is. Then, one compassionate leave paper and half a taxi ride later, Charlie will threaten Fenner and create a big drama, and Yvonne will make a break for it. After Yvonne explains all of this, Fenner says she must be joking.
Yvonne: Do I look like a comedian, Mr. Fenner?
No. But you do look kinda hot when you glare like that.
A talk — Helen finds Nikki in the library. Nikki is all smiles when she sees Helen, but Miss Stewart is very seerrrious. She tells Nikki that she'll have to be in Larkhall for nine more years before anyone will even consider letting her out — and with her "attitude," it could add up to 15 or 20. But wait, it gets worse:
Helen: Lettin' you go is up to the Home Secretary. Now, you killed a police officer. It means that they might never let you out of here.
Helen almost breaks down as she says this. Nikki does shed a few tears.
Nikki: I said I was a hopeless case.
Helen: You're not a hopeless case, Nikki. It's just gonna be difficult, forming an appeal. [pausing] I saw the statement you made to the police. You didn't do yourself any favors. [sighing] The judge said it was cold-blooded murder. Is he right? Is that what you are — a cold-blooded killer?
Nikki: [quickly] No, of course I'm not.
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Traditional gospel music keeps Billy Rivers and The Angelic Voices of Faith out front 35 years
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Community choirs come and go, but the Stellar Award nominated Billy Rivers and The Angelic Voices of Faith has been a mainstay in traditional gospel music. In fact the choir will celebrate its 35th anniversary with a reunion concert Sunday, Aug. 31st at Golden Gate Cathedral, 3240 James Rd.
The doors will open at 6 p.m. The choir also will host a banquet gala Friday, Aug. 29th. The location hasn't been announced by press-time.
"We're doing different things this year. This will be the first time that we'll have a featured artist," said Gwendolyn Turner, who co-founded the choir in 1977 with James Polk at Southside High School when the group was known as the Southside High School Gospel Choir. The name was changed to The Angelic Voices of Faith in 1979.
The choir's fans, she said, will be privy to the music ministry of the Rev. Darius Brooks, a songwriter, music arranger, producer, music director and pastor of Grace Central Church in Chicago. He is the former music director of the Melvin Brunson & Thompson Community Singers, also in Chicago.
Brooks is known for such gospel renditions as "Lord I Believe," "Over and Over," and others.
"Before we started recording, we did all the music of Melvin Brunson & Thompson Community Singers," Turner noted.
"We want to pay homage to the Thompson Community Singers…because they are a legendary choir that produced good gospel music," added Minister Billy Rivers, who led the choir for more than a decade before the name was changed in 1989 to Billy Rivers and The Angelic Voices of Faith.
Turner also will launch that evening the Angelic Voices of Faith Foundation, with part of the proceeds going to the Family Safety Center of Memphis and Shelby County to benefit domestic abuse victims.
"What better way to start the Foundation kick-off than give to the Family Safety Center of Memphis and Shelby County, a charity already doing work to help victims of domestic abuse," said Turner. "Hopefully we can help women and children who've gone through domestic violence situations."
More than 100 past and present choir members are expected to participate, with 65 to 75 of them taking the choir stand to perform a compilation of old and new songs. Remember "He Knows," "Blessed Jesus," "Never" (He'll Never Leave You), "Must Jesus Bear the Cross Alone," and "Waymaker"?
"The Angelic Voices of Faith has always been known for traditional gospel music that can be utilized during Sunday morning worship. So we want to bring a deeper appreciation for choir music in the gospel music community," Rivers said.
"We're a little different than any other choir in the city," said Turner. "People know we can sing, but the reunion concert will be 35 years of music."
(For more information, or to purchase tickets to the concert and banquet gala, contact Stanley Smith at 901-832-4721. Concert tickets are $5. The banquet gala is $35).
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Great article but just wanted to correct that the doors open for the concert at 5:00 p.m. and the concert starts at 6:00 p.m. Also the gospel choir that Rev. Brooks was a part of is Rev. Milton Brunson and the Thompson Community Singers.


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Originally Posted by myhayjeff
Avatar request
Render :
I want some darker colors i don't want something shiny
Originally Posted by Rigbone
Size:150 x 300
Color:Its a stock.
(I just Rigby.The one on the right.No special effects.I just need a border Plz.
Other:Thank you
Originally Posted by Mockingjay
Type: Signature.
Size: don't mind, noticeable but not TOO big.
Text: Pick yourself a HG quote (Or leave the text out if it don't work) ^^ Here are some options.
"What I need is the dandelion in the spring. The bright yellow that means rebirth instead of destruction. The promise that life can go on, no matter how bad our losses. That it can be good again."
"The bird, the pin, the song, the berries, the watch, the cracker, the dress that burst into flames. I am the mockingjay. The one that survived despite the Capitol's plans. The symbol of the rebellion."
Theme: I'd like it to match my avatar colour wise
Other Details: Nothing pressing, if you need anything feel free to hit me up, I usually reply to vm's pretty quickly.
Thanks again to Titania by the way, everyone including myself loves the avatar ^^ x
i agree :y
Originally Posted by LonelyAssassin
Type : Air Sig
Size : What ever you think is best
Stock/Render ;
(Will have to get rid of Devil_23 things )
Text : True Shaman King
Theme : What ever you think is best.
Type : Avatar
Size : However big a none premium can be :/
render/stock :
Text ; try and get "LA" initials in there
Other details : Same theme as above sig and try and fit as much of the pic in the ava as possible pwease
thank you ^^
Originally Posted by Susano'o
Request for: -Carnage-
Type: Air sig
Size: Same size as the "The Lightning" one you made.
Color scheme: Purple. Preferably the color of Sasuke's Susano'o.
Text- Susano'o
Thanks in advance.
all accepted
give me some time :y
i dont have as much time for photoshop on school days :ghehe:
Last edited by -Carnage-; 02-07-2013 at 04:39 AM.
Calm, down Carny, Lemme take some. Ill take Mockingjays, and any other un-accepted ones.
Type: Avatar
Size: 150 x 200
Text: Senju Clan
Theme/Color: Red ^^
Other details: contouring black
Type: Avatar
Size: 150 x 200
Text: Tobirama Senju
Theme/Color: Aqua ^^
Other details: Contouring black
Type: Avatar
Size: 150 x 200
Text: Minato
Theme/Color: Yellow ^^
Other details: Contouring black or lightning yellow
Thanks in advanced ^^
Originally Posted by -Carnage-
i agree :y
all accepted
give me some time :y
i dont have as much time for photoshop on school days :ghehe:
Thank you for accepting, Carnage. I can't wait to see it :y
Resize the face(Not too big) and try to add the gun.
Yo yo I have a ava req. Just like my sig I would like a epic HD Zeref avatar please thats about all I can say beside freestyle on it . Would do it myself but I've be slacking in that department v.v
Type: (Avatar or Sig) ava
Size: normal member
Theme/Color: a redish-orange theme
Other details: please add scan lines, if you could, and just make it awesome
Hoping someone can help out. Here it is:
Type: Avatar
Size: 150x200 ( they should be scaled already )
Text: None
Theme/Color: No change needed
Other details: I'd like for the two picture to alternate.
Also to have the gloss effect/border of the Kenshin avatar on the the Lee/Neji picture as well.
I think it would look nice to have the pictures alternate after the gloss goes down, and back up, but I'll leave that to you.
Thanks in advance guys!
Type: Sig
Size: 600x300
Text: Hashirama Senju God of Shinobi
Theme/Color: Whatever you think is best
Other details: I would like to request Carnage to do this, just do what you do best and make it awesome
Last edited by chad062388; 02-23-2013 at 01:11 AM.
Type: Avatar
Size: Max for regular users which I believe is 150x200
Theme/Color: Just trying some sort of filter or cool effect on it :D
Hey Carnage Here is my request again
A cool Sig with this render :D i dont really care how you edit it and stuff your the professional :o
oh and could i also have my username in the sig if thats possible if not its cool
I also need it merged with this banner
Thanks man! Do you take cash or Debit?
Type: Slideshow Avatar
Size: 150x200
Rep is coming soon
Type: Avatar
Size: Fit the Avatar Limit
Text: N/A
Theme/Color: N/A
Other details: ...and can you guys make it shine EXACTLY like how my current avatar does? :D
Last edited by Kσtσαmαtsukαmi; 02-09-2013 at 03:02 AM.
Type: Avatar
Size: 150 x 200
Theme/Color: something with a cool affect and a black border just like my current avatar i would really appreciate it guys rep will be received
Last edited by julio10ification; 02-12-2013 at 01:53 PM.
Sig request
Avatar Request
Stock- This isn't a render, but if it could be rendered, that would be cool. But if not, oh well. Just do whatever you can.
Color- Preferably purple, but do whatever looks good.
Size- 150 by 300
Border- Whatever looks good.
Type: (Avatar or Sig) Sig
Size: Basic
Stock/Render: http://www.renderat.com/young-kakashi-render/
Text: Purple eX Hero
Other details:
Type: Signature.
Size: (max) normal.
Text: Kakarot, the almighty savior.
Theme: Attractive.
Other details: Whatever you feel is awesome.
Thanks ^^
Type: Avatar
Size: Max (150x200)
It's where robin is and pretty much the same thing as my avatar.
Other details: Try adding a cool affect would be nice :D
Type: Avatar AND sig
Size: 150x300 for ava and take any size for the sig.
Text: Add my name in the sig.
Theme: Your choice...
Other: Try making it shiny and bright with those bookeh style effects on it etc...
Type: Signature
Size: Normal Signature Size
Text: Nidaime Mizukage 二代目水影
Theme: Something Cyan Water related , Doesnt matter as long as its Cyan though
Other: >_< It's kind of alot 1st Can you change his colors seeing this is his only render I Can find 2nd If you do decide to change the colors can you make it bright ^_^ , 3rd do whatever else you want to it to make it look good
Last edited by Ryūn Ūchiha; 02-23-2013 at 02:14 AM.
Its better if no one posts for the time being, I could take reqs but there's way too much
and if I take a couple it won't be fair so I suggest whoever wants their reqs the repost.....Thanks again
Avatar request.
Premium size.
Last edited by Susano'o; 03-01-2013 at 10:27 PM.
looks like taking a break from requests was a bad idea xD
i guess ill start again..sigh O_o
so yeah.what frost knight said, request before his post are declined
feel free to post ur request again
Originally Posted by Susano'o
Avatar request.
Premium size.
i wont do the minato one though
the image seems like it was a line drawing, then it was colored..i dont think i can work with it
sorry about that >_<
oh..and next time use the template given
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45th Mersenne prime discovered (possibly)
Thermodynamic Turtles
>Heretic! There are only 4 elephants! It's *turtles* all the way down!
One Turtle only, please. We don't need no stinking extra universes.
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The end of the world is not in September. It is in December. 12/12/2012, to be precise. As to everybody else, .999 &c. clearly is equal to 1. I have Excel open right now and it says so right there.
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I have calculated the largest prime, also the largest Mersenne prime: infinity. You may send me my check now.
Ohio official sues e-vote vendor for sloppy counting
Screwed Up from Day 1
This would have been so easy. Here's my thoughts from the time when "they" first started spouting the electronic voting idea:
1. Go into a booth.
2. Do the touch screen thing to select various candidates/issues to vote against.
3. Your ballot prints out on a laser printer
4. You look at it to confirm it's right.
5. You put it into an OCR reader.
6. Ballot pops out the other side.
7. You toss it into a lockbox and go to Waffle House.
The ballot is counted electronically twice and left on paper for audit. What could be simpler? What could be cheaper?
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@Ron Enderland
GEOWORKS WAS FANTASTIC. It worked - and worked well.
Come Children - BELIEVE!
"[E]veryone who actually remembers using this operating system is long gone."
I clearly remember seeing the "Windows Toy," as I liked to call it, start up on a computer I purchased when I was in college. It was an accident - I hadn't yet edited it out of autoexec.bat.
But I do remember! I do, I do, I DO remember!
Final Arthur C Clarke novel on the way
Let's not to be condescending
It's SF, not sci-fi. Sheesh!
US regulators lapse into state of approval for HP's EDS buy
No Anti-Fuss
Well of /course/ they're letting it go through without oversight. That's what the Bush administration is /for/! Jee willikers, sometimes I just have to wonder whatever happened with WOW & Co. that el Reg doesn't have anything better to report on.... <uncontrollablesmirk>
Uncontacted rainforest tribe caught from the air
Bottom Line
Let's step back a moment here. The most essential right of human kind is the right to be let alone. A little less cultural arrogance in the some of the comments to this story would be well taken. "We" are not "better" than "them."
Microsoft gives XP an extra two years to live (kinda)
OK, fair enough, Dave, but don't forget that your son's loss of his password is final. Without the User Tools and Groups snapin that comes only with XP <strike>Standard </strike>Pro you cannot reset his password without headache or $$.
Such an offer - NOT!
Who in their right mind would want to install XP "Home" Edition on anything?!
Mobo maker builds 'powerless' processor cooling fan
Not Perpetual
It's not totally efficient. No problem. But shouldn't it still run so long as power is provided (i.e., hot processor) and the parts don't wear out?
Is this the world's most expensive desktop PC?
TWO WHOLE GIG of memory?! Wow. They have spared NO expense!
Germans send teen tearaway to Siberia
"Anyone who makes any comment whatsoever even lightly suggesting that the Germans have been sending large numbers of ne'er-do-wells to other people's countries for yonks wil be banned from reading El Reg for, let's say, 1,000 years."
Wot's a "yonk," then?
Heavily armed cops raid IM chat
Steve Roper
Understood - my point is that they should call it what it is, and if El Reg must use the term, at least do so with irony rather than playing on the criminals' gameboard.
That's a paddlin
The term "social engineering" - particularly without quotes - should not be used in reputable journals. Doing so imparts to this intentional criminal activity an aura of respectability which it in no wise deserves. Stop it.
Apple keeps critical security fixes to itself
El Reg?? Anybody Home?? Anybody??
So where's the link to the Java update?
Terry Pratchett has Alzheimer's
Aw, Crapulence!
The hands-down best Destroyer of English (and Gluminosity) in decades. P. Anthony could not hold my interest, but book-after-book-after-book - and let's not forget Good Omens - Terry kept creating. Yes, he IS a British national treasure, and in fact a national treasure of English writing and English literature. Keep on writing, Terry!
El Reg fires up online standards converter
Sheep in a vacuum. Big deal. What about the speed of a swallow carrying a coconut across the ocean? Now go away with your newfangled standards or I shall taunt you again.
Motorola Razr 2 V8 mobile phone
Great review, but it discussed everything *except* the most eagerly anticipated item for any Motorola cellular telephone: A decent contact/address book system* combined with software that (1) has even a modicum of usefulness and (2) has had its field mapping actually tested before being released to production.
*Defined as one that allows at least two telephone numbers and one email address in each contact entry, that doesn't split such entries when saving to the SIM card (as opposed to the phone), and has zero difference in application regardless of whether an entry is saved to the phone or to the SIM card.
World's most gullible supermarket chain falls victim to online scam
"Supervalu [is] arguing that the company should recover the full amount...." Get the money back from WHOM?
Reg Standards Soviet defines temperature, force and weight
Back to COCONUTS!
I *STILL* say we should go back to swallows, oceans, and coconuts. There is no need for all this new math! I shall be writing a very firm letter to The Times tomorrow - and I don't even live in the U.K. So there.
California teen offers GPS challenge to speeding rap
Kudos to all
Anonymous Coward: Speding is a strict liability offense. Intent don't enter into it.
Frank Bough: If you don't have an expert witness, you lose. The state, however, gets off scott free because *it* gets to "prove" reliability in a single state or district wide case and forever after the defense gets to prove itself innocent, or at least not guilty, while the state rakes in the cash.
Filippo Negroni: Yes, take EVERY case to court. In my experience, in Ohio you'll get out of about 20% of them if you do.
Hedley Phillips: BECAUSE THE LIMITS ARE WRITTEN TO PATRONISE THE LOCAL NEWS AND OTHER CHIKEN LITTLES, THAT'S WHY! Speed limits have nothing to do with the design of the road or the objective conditions. Your point, however, is well taken.
Sun grabs patent for magneto-hydrodynamic heatsink
What moving parts?
Last time I looked at a traditional heatsink, there was only one part (apart from the greasy part), and it din't move at all (at least not until I started fiddling with it).
PC superstore puts Microsoft on sale for under £150
No U.S. Sales?
Not available for dollars then? What about the export laws? Not to mention passports, visas, &c.?
Quantum computing spectre looms over ecommerce
Come again?
"The difficulty of factoring the product of extremely long prime number...."
What? I can do that in less time that it took to read that sentence. Let's see.... OK! Prime number times anything gives the product! Voila!
No wait - Let's go the other way. Prime number divided by itself equals 1. Voila!
So, what's the velocity of a sheep in a vacuum?
Who authorized a change to SHEEP?!
Who is El Reg to start measuring stuff by sheep?!
For aeons the standard measure of speed has been the SWALLOW; the standard measure of distance has been the OCEAN; and the standard measure of weight has been the COCONUT. Not sheep, stars, and grapefruits of all things! Traditional measures area clear, precise, and understood by all. There's no need to go mucking about and getting Science involved.
All this sheep stuff is just gonna confuse people, not to mention making life difficult for lonely adolescent shepherd boys who might not be able to keep up. Now let's have no more of this.
Psst - wanna buy a pirate MPack toolkit?
Not Legit?
"[L]egitimate software suppliers"? Do you mean that as a software supplier they're not legitimate, or that they don't supply legitimate software? Either way, what is your def. of legit? If they're doing a better job at support than "other" soft suppliers, then whose the blacksheep struggling to come in from behind the cold eight-ball?
Oz boffins tout Trekkier-than-thou teleportation system
Not Gonna Work
This scheme is absitively posilutely NOT gonna work if they attempt to use BEC's. Everybody knows you gotta use BEM's for this kinda stuff. They'd be well advised, and much further ahead, to just bite the bullet and use correct terminology.
Motorola sharpens Razr
Cell phones are too damn small already. Leave 'em alone and fix that incredibly annoying non-silenceable low battery alarm!
Jesus appears in Samsung Flash memory chip
How DARE you say that Gandalf is fictional?!
I have several books Right Here that talk all about him! Crap on a crutch, where have you guys been?!
As alleged journalists you should KNOW by now it couldn't be published if it weren't true!!!! MOREOVER, there's only ONE book with Jebus in it! Sheesh!
Hunters bag one of last Amur leopards
Disgusting. Just simply disgusting.
Dell: vertical lines, what vertical lines?
Yes, Customer Service SHOULD Know!
With all due respect to our venerated first commenter, Dell's customer service people /should too/ be fully aware of this issue.
Every agent should have a comprehensive, searchable database of known issues. Even a Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet would be fine.
But there is no excuse for Dell not having completed a weekly update training of their telephone staff. And if they're not doing such training, well, then, they have no business even publishing a customer support or customer service telephone number.
ISP ejects whistle-blowing student
Their Time Machine Didn't Exist Until It Was Used, Either
Hmmm. There was no vulnerability until the kid discovered it.
No, wait! There was no vulnerability until he proved that there was.
No--that's not right either. There was no vulnerability until BeThere stepped in it.
No, that can't be it . . . . I guess there just wasn't any vulnerability. Therefore there is no vulnerability . . . .
Didn't we already do this in quantum mechanics class? I'm getting a headache.
Hormonally challenged teens refrain from abstinence
"teens refrain from abstinence..."
Golly gee. Who'da thought.
US businessman makes $9m selling lunar real estate
Send Bush to the moon
". . . when he announced the US would return to the Moon by 2017 . . . ."
George Bush is no John Kennedy.
US deploys cloaked airliner
I don't see it.
What's the big deal? It's an airplane and it's shadow. Hardly a BEM chasing after a girl in one shoe.
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or more provisions; the long stalemate in U.S.-Russian plutonium disposition negotiations may be a case in point. In the CTR case, however, a large number of cooperative activities was at stake, including strategic arms elimination, chemical weapons destruction, nuclear warhead and material storage and transport security, defense and military contacts, and other efforts. The costs of failure were much higher than they would have been for a single-project agreement.
Second, and closely related, the substance of CTR cooperation had evolved over time, so that the sides' interest in the effort did not diminish, even as some initial important motives for the program were no longer relevant. The Umbrella Agreement was drawn broadly enough to encompass work that had not been envisaged when it was first negotiated. Thus, for example, CTR's initial work in nuclear security was intended primarily to facilitate denuclearization in Ukraine, Belarus, and Kazakhstan and warhead dismantlement in Russia. By 1999, nuclear security work had actually increased, designed to prevent proliferation from Russia as well as warhead reduction. Overall, the emphasis of the program was shifting from arms reduction to nonproliferation; that trend has accelerated since 1999, reflecting major changes in the U.S.-Russian relationship and shared threat perceptions.
Third, and just as closely related, the breadth and importance of cooperation under the CTR Umbrella Agreement meant that there were several important CTR stakeholders among Russian agencies. In contrast, only one or two agencies might benefit directly from a single-project agreement, with correspondingly less weight in the Russian government decision-making process. Moreover, the benefit to the Russian government from ongoing CTR projects was real and measurable. Failure to extend the Umbrella Agreement would mean the loss of major ongoing efforts which addressed stated Russian priorities, rather than of hypothetical future possibilities or of efforts which Russia had not identified as priorities.
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On the back of the volume, which is unusually thin, is 'I. viii. Bull. Di. A. T. 74.' On the outside face of the front cover of the original parchment binding, preserved at the beginning of the volume, is the contemporary description 'Registrum Bullarum diversorum annorum pontificatus fe(licis) re(cordationis) d(omini) Innocentij pape viiij' and 'Vidit Hier.,' and also a later note 'Emptus die quinto Octobris 1530 a m(agistr)o Vincentio Januen. (?) lib(rario) in Campo Flore. Verisius notarius Camere apostolice,' seemingly meaning that the volume was bought by or from a bookseller in the market in the Campo de' Fiori on 5 Oct. 1530. On the inside face of the same front cover is the left half of a draft papal bull. At the end of the volume is also preserved the back cover of the original binding, on the inside of which is the right half of the same bull, or nearly so, a vertical strip of text between the two halves of the bull having been cut off, in order to make them fit the volume. The bull, which is dated 'Rome apud sanctum Petrum anno incarnationis dominice mil [lesimo quadringent] esimo nonagesimo sexto [a blank space left here for the day of the month] pontificatus nostri anno quinto,' is a provision by pope [Alexander VI] to Miletus Droyni, a continual member of the pope's household, of a chaplaincy at the altar of St. Blaise (sancti Blasii) in the parish church of St. Peter, Besancon (Bisuntin.), of which, on its voidance by the resignation of Stephen Monssardus (dilecti filii Stephani Monssardi), the said pope made provision to Richard [surname cut off], clerk, of the diocese of Besancon, who has resigned the grant to the pope, so that the chaplaincy is still void.
This shows, incidentally, that the present volume of the registers of Innocent VIII received its parchment binding in or after the year 1496, and that the other volumes were presumably bound during the same period.
The volume (part of which at the beginning is missing) contains only 1–127 ff. of text, and the latter part of it is much waterstained, perhaps as a result of its exposure on the bookstall in the Campo de' Fiori. There are only seven 'rubricelle' at the beginning of the volume, corresponding to the first 30 folios of text.
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A healthier river ahead after decision to remove Ballville Dam.
Dave HackenbergBuckeyes not forgetting rivalry game
Records mean little when Ohio State and Michigan face off.


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text: It is a £3 entrance fee and you can visit the gardens, chapel and cloister. The main hall is closed to public at the moment until early 2015. The walk along the walls in the gardens, with colorful flowers and the leaves falling (autumn time), was lovely. It is a quiet and nice place!


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Discussion in 'Chevy Truck Accessories' started by stubble, Oct 24, 2010.