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Poll: Your #1 favorite in Boston.
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- hsquare2southend Jul 11, 2007 02:55 PM
If you had to pick just one favorite restaurant in Boston (and just for purposes of this poll, let's confine it to Boston proper), what would it be? I'm curious to see what CHs favorites are because, unfortunately, I am unable to choose just one (trust me, I've asked myself this question often)...so I'm turning it over to you...
re: marchperson
I don't like to use the term "hand's down" but L'Espalier absolutely, for me.
re: Dr.Jimbob
Harvard Faculty Club? Please elaborate.
re: tomaneng
Sadly not available to the general public -- you have to be faculty or an alum to be eligible for a membership, but IMO it's one of the finer French restaurants in the Boston area. Details are available on a public web site: http://www.hfc.harvard.edu/
re: Dr.Jimbob
Ate there a few months ago, found it fine and the prices reasonable, but in terms of technique and refinement, I wouldn't place it at the level of places like No. 9 Park.
re: limster
Staff are also eligible to enjoy the club. I've eaten there a number of times and find it completely unremarkable. It does have a nice atmosphere though and service has been consistently good over many years.
re: Dr.Jimbob
I would be pleased to dine as your guest there anytime! LOL
If you mean anywhere within the Boston city limits, I might have to pick Cafe Polonia in Southie.
If you're talking downtown Boston and areas within walking distance, I guess I'd choose my old standby--Regina's in the North End.
Well, my dining tastes tend towards the "hole in the wall" ethnic places. In that vein, I'd say my favorite place in Boston by far is Peach Farm. I always try to convince my friends to go with me there, whenever we are at the movies or the theater. They have started to joke about it.
So, is the question, "What place would you choose for your last meal", or "Where would you choose if you could never eat anywhere else ever again?"
The reason I ask is that while I think top-tier places like L'Espalier deserve recognition for extraordinary technique, ingredients, atmosphere, service, etc., I 'm not sure I'd want to eat there every single time I dined out. You know, do you really want to find yourself saying, "Oh man, not foie gras torchon with Muscat gelée, sour cherries and pistachio nuts AGAIN! And please, let me crumb my own table, just this once!"
So I guess I might choose the Franklin Cafe, which serves everyday food with flair, has good drinks, plays great music on the stereo, keeps the lights low, and has a cool crowd. I would find that much harder to get tired of.
re: MC Slim JB
The Franklin Cafe is one place I've been dying to get to. I know that it can get packed there, though; what is it typically like on a weeknight around 5:30-6:00? Usually easy to get a table at that time?
re: hiddenboston
I can't reveal all my hard-won secrets of finessing the Franklin's wait times, but the closer to 5pm you arrive, the likelier you'll have no wait. Summertime is always better for avoiding waits througout the South End.
But I think for probably the first time since it opened, the Franklin's overall business has declined, no doubt due to the many new competitors within a few blocks. In the past year, I have found myself getting a table with a 45-minute wait at times that formerly always involved a 90-to-120-minute wait.
re: hiddenboston
Arrived there last night at 5:30 and the place was basically empty, but by 6:00 almost all the seats were taken at the bar and all but one table was taken. Had some appetizers all of which were excellent -- corn and fish soup, calamari and scallops wrapped in bacon.
re: hiddenboston
If you go to Franklin around 5:30 - 6, even on a Friday or Saturday, you'll get a table in less than 20 minutes. The wait at Franklin is only bad at peak-times, such as a Thursday/Friday/Saturday from 7 - 9. Other than that it's managable, plus it has a great bar.
Another good time is to go nice and late. They're open until 1am every night, might as well take advantage and get some great late-night eats without the wait
re: hiddenboston
I've gone to the Frankline about 6:30 on a weeknight the last couple times and there was no problem.
re: hiddenboston
what. the man behind hiddenboston dot com has never been to the franklin? shows you what a sham the internets can be.
PS thank you bowmore for your opinion. I laffed.
re: Alcachofa
Criticize me all you want, but please don't say bad things about all those innocent little Internets... ;-b
re: Alcachofa
sad... isn't it?
re: MC Slim JB
FRANKLIN CAFE?????? this clearly demonstrates the sofistication of the boston diner. franklin's food is below mediocre, the service is an abhorance, and the music is completely unfocused and has it's own volume control. Dennis (bartender) is the only member of the staff who makes you feel like he is happy to have you there. they serve late, which would normally be a plus for someone who likes to dine late, but they make you feel as though they don't even want you there!!!
This has to be a joke
re: bowmore36
Actually, I was serious. My experience of the food, service, and ambience at the Franklin appears to be different from yours.
Please do not mistake my views as being representative of the Boston dining scene, or its "sofistication"; I am just one opinion.
Hope you got my point about everyday dining vs. "high" food.
Vive la difference!
re: MC Slim JB
MC im just saying that it seems like you had such a good wrap on the boston dining scene.....
re: bowmore36
Our difference of opinion on this place demonstrates the value of Chowhound: many voices are better than one. You can now read my opinions with a grain of salt that says, "Hmm, MC loves at least one place that I think is totally overrated."
Part of my esteem for the Franklin centers on its consistency. I've had literally hundreds of good meals there since it opened. I've found the biggest variable not to be music (generally to my liking, though once in a great while it's awful), nor the table service (it's not hard for the staff to do a good job in a place that small), but the bartending. There's been a lot of turnover, especially over the past couple of years, and the consistency has suffered.
Wines aren't especially a strong suit, either: for a better example of good wines that are sensibly matched to a modest, comfort-food-heavy menu, check out what Deborah de Haro put together for Coda.
But overall, I've found the Franklin a welcome, high-value constant in a neighborhood that has gotten steadily pricier and tolerant of style over substance. While the food isn't extraordinary (I could probably do a decent job of many of those dishes at home), the whole package is very appealing to me, and the late-night food service has been very handy over the years.
re: MC Slim JB
MC not to get too far off topic, but what's your take on the Gloucester vs. Boston location?
re: Harp00n
I haven't been to the Franklin Cape Ann since a couple of months after it opened. I recall the menus having a lot in common, but the vibe of each place feeling really different to me, as I suppose makes sense given the respective locations.
re: MC Slim JB
of course... just find it strange that someone would have a place that makes you feel they don't want your business #1. it would be a shame when so many others actually like when you dine with them. (at any levl)
but, if you have been hundreds of times, i'm sure they have taken a liking to you.
as well, i myself could do a decent job with most of the food they put out. and i also could make myself feel pretty un"comfort"able in my own setting and not have to pay for it.
give some praise to the people that really do it right...
any #9 restaurant... those people know to make an entire experience.
best hospitality in the city @ #9 Park. food isn't the BEST IN BOSTON but they know how to make a dining experience ( a la gramercy park).
the food at b&g is always good... the service and atmosphere are very good. the hospitality and excellent staff training has clearly made it's way to the south end both at b&g and butcher shop. across the board, the most knowledgeable staff(s)in all of the boston restaurants. as well, the three restaurants are the most consistent.
worlds apart
re: bowmore36
I don't think I get special "regular" treatment at the Franklin, despite my frequent custom, but I don't recall ever getting the sort of frosty reception you cite. Indeed, an early experience was special to me: I brought my young nephew (12ish) with me late one night; we'd gone to a show, and had few convenient options to dine. The staff made a special effort to make him feel welcome and at ease, which isn't easy for a kid in that place. A very strong early impression of hospitality.
By contrast, I don't quite share your love of the Lynch empire. I love the bar at No. 9 Park (extraordinary bartending, really tops), but don't feel the dining room experience lives up to the cost. B&G I rather like. The Butcher Shop I give some business, but mostly I think it has become terribly overpriced. They're all good, but none are great values, which is important to my assessment of any place, high or low. B&G probably comes out best on that front.
re: bowmore36
MC's got one of the most "sofisticated" tastes on this board - and I'll second his rec for Franklin as one of the best overall restaurants in the area. I've had excellent food and service there. Guess I'm just not "sofisticated" enough.
re: Sgt Snackers
a "sofist" i am not, but i do find this thread particularly "sofomoric"
l'espalier and franklin cafe are completely different beasts...to each his/her own
re: jackal
Apologies in advance to anyone who finds the following patently obvious (as I do), but:
I get this question a lot: "What's your favorite restaurant?" My typical response is, "What do you mean: high, medium, or low? That's just one question of many I need an answer to before I make a recommendation, but it baffles a lot of folks, like it has never occured to them to make such a distinction
My original point begged this question: by favorite, do you mean "fancy", "low", something in between? I think most Chowhounds intuitively understand that there is no answer to the "best" question that doesn't entail a host of other quallfying questions: "Do you have a specific cuisine in mind?" "How adventurous is your party?" "How much do you want to spend?" "What are your dietary restrictions?" "How important are good wines, cocktails, beers to you?" "What's your tolerance for formality?" And so on.
When I say one place is my favorite, it's in a very specific context, in the case of this thread, "favorite everyday place, the kind of joint that speaks to me across a broad spectrum of issues that would be important to me if I had to choose one place to eat for the rest of my born days." As I said in my original post, L'Espalier might be a place I'd choose for a last meal, but for everyday eating, I might find it a bit much, and prefer a bar with good food, like the Franklin.
My favorite restaurant in Boston Proper right now is definitely not the best. Eastern Pier II over on the waterfront. The food is good Chinese food - americanized for the most part, but fresh. What I love about the place is that it's one of the best places in town to relax, have a drink and feel like you're away from the hustle. You can sit out on the deck over the water and watch boats pull up for take out orders. I dont know, it's just something about the place that has me coming back to it again and again.
re: chowciao
My favorite clams in black bean sauce ever!!! And decent lomein!
re: Bostonbob3
Like others it is hard to pick just one but my favs, nots in any order of preference, would be: Petit Robert on Comm Ave; East Ocean and/or the Peach Farm for Chinese; Eastern Standard; and Prezza for upscale Italian.
I told you all it was an impossible question! Ha ha... MCSlim, I asked myself that question as soon as I posted...and I'm not sure what the answer is, so I'm glad you gave me answers to both! And I think I might have to agree wholeheartedly with your selections. Although it would be a tough call to choose between Franklin or Silvertone for the latter category...
re: steinpilz
Today, at this moment, I am with you. Had an amazing meal at Neptune last weekend and plan to go back tomorrow night for more. Please baby jesus tell me I'll finally make it there early enough for the lobster roll!!!! (they were out when I was there last.)
re: kittychow
I live in /los Angeles and ate at Neptune in May....my finest meal in Boston in the 35 years I have been going there....love to sit at the bar and let Jeff take care of us....get there early the lobster roll is to die for...the best...love the brioche roll
I'm gonna have to piggy back on the No. 9 Park selection- Solid over the years, others have come and gone, or gone downhill IMHO, but it's my measuring stick for all others (in that price range, I should say).
I find that broad 'favorite' questions, like this one, are really tough to answer because there are so many things of which I'm passionately fond, and each is delightful in its own way. If pressed, though, I'd say it's a toss-up between Locke-Ober and Eastern Standard: L-O for an intimate, subdued mood, ESK for something more social and lively.
All things being equal, have to say Locke Ober. I love the Old School feel and the food is as divine as any in town.
I'll say Peach Farm, with the caveat that I have avoided many upscale Western restaurants in Boston proper. As a rule of thumb, I think Eastern cuisines have superior flavors while Western cuisines have superior ingredients. But in the case of Peach Farm, the ingredients are top quality. Not to mention it's ridiculously cheap.
re: rufustfi
O Ya
(I hope that's "sofisticated" enough, though I must confess that Franklin may be my standby as a daily restaurant, too. Or Metropolis Cafe.)
re: rufustfi
I think I agree.... at the moment Craigie serves the best food in the city. Suffers when it comes to the wine list. That honor goes to Troquet. Then there's Clio which is great, wine list needs some help there. Hmmmn... its a tie for favorite btw those 3.
re: rufustfi
Love Craigie Street. Maws is an incredibly gifted and creative chef. But Harvard Square is not Boston 'proper.'
re: Bob MacAdoo
I don't know: I tend to define "Boston proper" as anywhere within five miles of the State House, so Craigie Street makes the cut.
Most of Brighton, Allston, Cambridge, Somerville, Charlestown, Chelsea, Eastie, Southie, Roxbury, Dorchester, JP, and the urban parts of Brookline are included in my definition of Boston proper.
re: MC Slim JB
You certainly have a point, but I know more than a few folks in Cambridge circles who would dispute that point to the end of time.
Anyhow, Craigie Street is a gem on the Boston scene no matter how you define the boundaries.
re: Bob MacAdoo
I include Cambridge in the "Boston" scene. I think of the Boston "area" when thinking about anything dealing with the region (food, schools, businesses, etc)... as Boston proper is not really that big.
re: Harp00n
Neptune.( as weird as it may seem the best fried clams in the world IMHO )
re: phatchris
Lol, we're fightin' on this one! IMNSHO, it's the Clam Box, in Ipswich, period. Everyone else is just jockeying for second place :-))
re: Harp00n
I've actually, as sad as it is ,never had The Clam Box so i can't compare. I really need to get to Ipswich though.
re: phatchris
Well not to swerve this thread too far-off topic, go. But for godsakes don't try to do it this weekend or most, Go during the week and make an excursion out of it.


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After you dissolve 4 grams of ammonium ferric oxalate crystals in 8 ml of distilled water, top the solution off to 10 ml and pour it into a stopped brown bottle. Add ascorbic acid solution (1% for gold or 2% for palladium and/or platinum) to the bottle of 10ml of 40% ammonium ferric oxalate (or of sodium or lithium ferric oxalate). As I describe repeatedly in my videos and online articles, remember that you have to shake the bottle vigorously -- for 15 to 30 seconds -- to disperse the ferrous iron subsequently created evenly throughout the solution. Otherwise, the ferrous iron will simply precipitate out of solution and fall to the bottom of the bottle: you likely won't get satisfactory results when you attempt to print with a solution of AFFO in that state. I apologize to the general community, as I have been guilty of assuming everyone knows that when you add one chemical or compound to another when preparing a solution (for alt process printing) you generally shake or stir the admixture to get it into a proper solution. However, I encountered recently a rather unpleasant person in of all places the APUG forums who could not make a print in palladium because no one had ever explained this fundamental concept to him.
I have found the best prices for iridium and ruthenium to be had at ArtCraft Chemicals iridum and ruthenium in 5 gram units and Pressure Chemical Company Iridium by the gram and Ruthenium in 10 gram units. Read on to understand why I mention this. Purchase iridium(III) chloride hydrate and ruthenium(III) chloride hydrate. Dissolve directly in distilled water at 20% or less working strength for iridium and 10% or less for ruthenium.
Ruthenium is a member of the platinum metals group. Although ruthenium is extraordinarily rare, the price is relatively low, lower than palladium. Although ruthenium will not print out fully on its own, not even with a double ferric ferrous oxalate, it has three big applications for photographing printing:
Prepare fresh ammonium ferric oxalate as for dry print out with palladium, as above with 8 drops 2% C added to the 10 ml 40% ammonium ferric oxalate IN THE BOTTLE. Shake the bottle for 30 seconds! You have 10ml AFFO(8:2%C). Label it.Altneratively, mix up a fresh solution of lithium ferric oxalate (or buy some from Bostick & Sullivan). (For Mr. Sullivan's lithium ferric oxalate formula, go here B&S Articles and scroll down to the All About Ferric Oxalate link and click that.) I mix my own from oxalic acid, ferric oxalate and lithium carbonate (which I bought at a local glass making/pottery place where middle-aged, middle-class women go to learn how to make pots). Pour 10 ml into a brown bottle and add 8 drops of 2% C and shake vigorously. The lithium ferric ferrous oxalate is considerably contrastier than ammonium ferric ferrous oxalate and so you need to add less contrast booster
Prepare a solution of ruthenium by dissolving 1 gram of ruthenium(III) chloride hydrate in 10 ml of warm water (~90 degrees Fahrenheit). Dilute some of the solution 1:1 with water. Note: Ruthenium is available from Artcraft and a few sellers on Ebay. General price is $27USD to $30USD per gram, typically with a 5 gram purchase. I bought 5 grams for $145 including shipping. It mixes up to 50 ml.
To mix with palladium, for a 4x5 print, add 3 drops of the AFFO(8:2%C) to a shot glass. Count 3 drops 15% potassium palladium chloride OR lithium palladium chloride into the shot glass. Dilute 1 drop of 10% Ru 1:1 w/H2O to make a 5% solution. Add 1 drop to the palladium and AFFO. Depending on your negative's contrast, you may need to add anywhere from 1 to 3 drops of 26% ferric oxalate (NO ascorbic acid added!), or ammonium dichromate or Bostick and Sullivans Na2 contrast booster. Use whatever works for you -- on hand, cheapest, most dangerous, whatever. If you use lithium ferric ferrous oxalate you probably won't need to add any ferric oxalate (or other contrast booster). Swirl to mix thoroughly. Brush onto a sheet of Revere Platinum, 140 or 300 gsm, or onto Arches Platine, Canson Colorline, or other Pd-friendly paper. Do not be concerned if any precipitated ruthenium particles are present: they will break down during drying and subsequent exposure to UV. Place in dark to dry completely (~15 minutes).
Expose paper, by inspection, in frame in contact with negative.Print out is very fast with ruthenium, much faster than with gold, platinum, or palladium. I obtained a 15 second print out, in sunlight, with an older (~3 months) bottle of AFFO(8:2%C), and a 90 second print out with a fresh solution. When print out is slightly lighter (~1/3rd to 1/2 stop than desired) remove print from frame and immerse in 10% citric acid if colorline or Revere 140 gsm, in very weak (.5%) hydrochloric (muriatic) acid if Platine or 300 gsm Revere Platinum. Then wash in running H2O and continue clearing as for palladium. A print made using process as described:
The above print was slightly warm (a golden honey tint to it) and the contrast was much softer when still damp. Almost surreal smoothness. To preserve at least something of that, of course coat in gelatin while still damp and then harden with chrome alum.
Iridium is a noble metal of the platinum family. The master printer and photographer Irving Penn frequently mixed iridium with platinum and with palladium for his prints. Based on my results with iridium, I suspect Penn's motivation was to nudge print color toward neutral gray scale and also to deepen the Dmax of his prints. Warning: read the MSDS on iridium and take proper precaution with this metal.
This contact print, on Revere Platinum 140 gsm paper, illustrates the value of iridium as an additive to palladium (or platinum, or gold). The formula was 3 drops of ammonium ferric ferrous oxalate (8 drops 2% C added to a bottle containing 10ml of 40% ammonium ferric oxlate), 2 drops of 26% ferric oxalate (no C added), 3 drops 15% lithium palladium (potassium palladium would work equally well), and 1 drop 5% iridium. The image printed out fully at normal speed (~5 minutes in my 6 13w UV bulb box). It looks like a platinum print with a contrast boost more than palladium. Notice the amazing black of the model's eyes -- that is faithful to the original print.
As this 4x5 contact print shows, iridium is a vigorous medium. It also exhibits slight grain, more so than platinum (at least than the virtually grainless platinum obtained with my Fannintype, in which I use glycerin to constrain the grain). This image was made by mixing 2 drops of 10% iridium with 1 drop of 15% palladium. The sensitizer was 3 drops of ammonium ferric ferrous oxalate, of course, prepared with 8 drops of 2% C. An additional 2 drops of 26% ferric oxalate (no C) boosted the contrast nicely. Clearing was citric acid, water, t-edta, water, t-edta and a final wash. Paper was Bergger Cot 320 sized with gelatin.
I have previously developed out iridium with silver nitrate. The image was strong and vigorous as this one. Because of the grain, however, I expect to keep my use of iridium with palladium, platinum, and gold down to about 25% maximum of total metal solution. Tip: Ruthenium will smooth over any roughness or grain induced by iridium.


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Mystery robot-bringing UFOs sighted by Indian troops on Tibet border
Mysterious UFOs have returned to a remote region on the Tibetan border, according to sightings by Indian troops stationed in the area. The UFOs, which have been reported for years, are said to have included a strange "robot like" figure seen by Indian scientists in 2004 walking along a mountain valley - which then "rapidly …
Himalayan range...
that would be quite high up where anoxia can mess with your brain just a little bit... or perhaps some local food additive may have helped.
Good photos before you waste too much time on this one...
Re: Himalayan range...
The stumbles, fumbles, mumbles and grumbles...
Andes: Coco leaves, lessen the above symptoms
Himalayas: Cannabis Indica
Appalachians: Moonshine liquor
I'll have
Whatever they've been drinking.
Re: Himalayan range...
"Good photos before you waste too much time on this one..."
You'd think, especially in this day & age of digital cameras and every cell phone having one in it, there would be some photos of my brethren.
Re: Himalayan range...
Or maybe it was the Space Coke from "Cheech and Chong's Next Movie"
"They filmed a four-foot tall 'robot-like' figure, that 'walked' along the valley, 50 m away from them. The humanoid object then rapidly became airborne and disappeared." -- Pictures or it didn't happen ....
Here's your pics
A 'strange "robot like" figure' that can become airborne and fly away? I think this explains it:
Yeah, I agree.
Sorry, but if you filmed it and it was vaguely convincing, you could have had it on the news the next night, governmental approval or not.
And if you filmed it but it wasn't convincing, lots of people will laugh at you (have you SEEN the resolution and zoom of a cheapy digital video camera nowadays? It's unbelievable! But you "couldn't zoom in" and we're left staring at a couple of blurry pixels of actual data which could be anything from lens-flare to a insect on the lens?)
And if you didn't film it, well we have to take you on your word and there's a lot of (even highly qualified) nutters around. A straw poll of even a table full of doctors and scientists will find 50% of them have seen something they couldn't explain (e.g. ghosts, ufo's etc.). You'll even find a small percentage who are certain it was a <insert supernatural explanation here>, despite all their training and expertise.
Film, or it didn't happen.
And high-quality, focused, blur-free, still film with proper focus on that amazing object that you couldn't believe was there. Because I fail to believe that if I was seeing a UFO or similar, I wouldn't zoom in and get as much detail from the damn thing as I can in order for ME to tell what it was myself.
It's like claiming that someone at a football match wouldn't use the pair of binoculars in their hand to see if it was a goal at the other end of not at the most exciting, critical part of the FA cup. Of course they would, if they had them to hand. They wouldn't peer through them at zero-zoom so the point of interest is some blurry half-a-dozen pixel affair, they'd be trying to check what they were seeing as clearly as possible.
There's only one explanation
I am dwarf Iron Man!
"high-quality, focused, blur-free, still film..."
Oddly enough there was a news report recently ( sorry, can't just remember where ) about UFO societies being disbanded due to lack of evidence - one spokesman being quoted as saying something like "with everyone having cameras these days and yet no clear images..."
@ Lee Dowling
"Film, or it didn't happen.
And high-quality, focused, blur-free, still film with proper focus on that amazing object that you couldn't believe was there. Because I fail to believe that if I was seeing a UFO or similar, I wouldn't zoom in and get as much detail from the damn thing as I can in order for ME to tell what it was myself."
I could not agree more! Considering the aleged frequency of these events across the world I'm astonished in this day and age with the proliferation of camera phones, video cameras, CCTV, DSLRs etc that not one person has manage a coherent, stable, clear, focused video.
Like Lee said, if it were me filming it I'd like to think i'd be able to get focused zoomed and wide angle shots, with something in for scale, time of day etc and if I were videoing it be able to give a verbal description of what I could see and what settings, zoom length etc I was using.
I want to believe I really do, but you've got to question why this hasn't been accomplished yet!
Pics/vids or STFU.
Re: There's only one explanation
It's like a rerun of "Superhero Squad"
@ Lee Dowling, Jaffa Man and others
In regard to the lack of low-blur, high-res zoomed-in images of UFOs:
Guys, I'm as skeptical about UFOs as anyone, but - have you guys ever actually tried focusing a mobile phone or pocket camera on a small flying object at a distance with enough precision to meet this requirement? Especially at a zoom level high enough to positively identify it. It's damn near impossible for anyone who isn't a professional photographer. Maybe a Hollywood-qualified cameraman with a studio-grade dolly camera could pull it off, but your average joe or jill with a mobile phone has Buckley's chance.
A few years ago, my brother and I bought a pair of those cheap RC helicopters that have been coming out of China of late. We flew them in a nearby park on a clear, sunny day with only a light breeze, and I attempted to film them using a $500 7 MP pocket camera with 5X optical zoom lens mounted on a tripod. My brother flew his helicopter, and I tried to film it.
Despite knowing exactly where the helicopter was and what direction it was moving in I could not capture anything other than a shaky pixelated blur even at full zoom - when I was actually able to track or frame the helicopter at all. Even the slight wind added enough random motion to the thing that it was impossible to track it with any real degree of accuracy. And I was using a tripod, remember. Filming an erratically moving distant object at high zoom is an extremely difficult endeavour at best. How much harder is it for someone with a hand held mobile phone trying to film a flying object whose size, trajectory and location isn't even known or predictable, at the same time as they might be freaking out going "WTF is that thing?"
Try it yourselves - have a go at filming passing birds or low-flying planes and see how good your footage is, and how well you can track them. It's not easy, as you'll find out if you give it a go.
If I ever saw clean, sharp, perfectly-tracked zoomed-in footage of a UFO I would call fake for precisely this reason. I'm more likely to give credence to a blurry, shaky video just because that's what anyone trying to film a 'real' UFO zipping about the sky would get.
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The Tibetan statue was _not_ of extraterrestrial origin. The material it was made from was.
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That's what they want you to think!
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Well it's definitely not what El Reg wants you to think.
But as long as we don't veer into "flu vaccine just a trick by New World Order to forcefully reduce population count" I'm ok with this.
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But as long as we don't veer into "flu vaccine is a non-contaminated, effective preventative measure that never causes severe flu immedietly after use or disease 20 years later" I'm ok with this.
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Clearly, a Japanese Space Nazi invasion of the Asian Mainland is scheduled! Softening up by Hurricanes has already begun - though targeting is clearly weak. Sieg Zeon, then.
"50 m away from them."
Damn those bashful scientists. Why not approach for a snatch & grab?
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Actually there is very little stopping a hobbyist making a working Gundam. Well, it would have a much shorter rang (fuel) and be hard to fly (aerodynamics). But you could tape some jet engines to a Robot One frame easily.
"not manned or unmanned aircraft"… What does that mean? It flies but it is not an aircraft? An aircraft is then defined as being "something that can be picked up on a radar"? Which means a balloon is not an aircraft, then? What about stealth jets?
Also, they dispatched a scientific expedition which sighted the UFOs. What about pictures?
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"not manned or unmanned aircraft"… ie. something other than man...
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Huh? Isn't the intersection of the sets "manned" with "unmanned" aircraft the NULL set? (For non-biological flyers, ie birds, bats, etc., which wouldn't be "aircraft" anyway.)
It's a weather balloon.
It's always a weather balloon.
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That's what they want you to think. Keep an eye to the sky...
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don't be fooled, the aliens realized if they designed their ships to look like weather balloons no-one would notice. they also use designs of 747s and clouds.
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@NomNomNom -- I believe you'll find they use the Douglas DC-8 design, rather than the Boeing 747
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Calling Sky Captain! Come in Sky Captain!
That's the problem with education these days. No-one remembers the classics.
Icon, well for both the giant ones and (spolier alert) the hot asian babe.
"...lasted 40 minutes."
I can almost hear it...
"Hey do you think we should take some pictures of this thing?"
"Nah... we're scientists, they're bound to believe us! Just have another toke on this, it helps with anoxia apparently"
If anyone knows what the local "beverage" is, would they kindly let me know, I want to try some!
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The local Jammu and Kashmiri Rum is fairly lethal.
It's About Time!
Given the brutal repression from which Tibet is suffering, if there were Lamas there with incredible supernatural powers, who also were in regular communication with our Space Brothers, that there would have been an army of flying saucers arriving to put paid to the Chinese occupation long ago.
We come in peace --- comrade!
Except if our Space Brothers were actually Space Communists ideologically inspired by Space Hegel and an Angry Galacto-Marx!
That would crap all over American Exceptionalism, too.
According to YouTube, these UFOs are from the planet Gootan. But an Indian minister is confident that India can "contain this threat from an alien culture", which is good news; next thing you know, India will also be able to repulse Coca-Cola, McDonalds, and Hollywood on the one hand, and anime and manga on the other.
What is the Gootan equivalent of Gangnam Style anyhow?
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This could be another wave of the invasion from Kolob. They've in the US for quite a while.
Perhaps it is what advanced alien civilisations sometimes call an "aeroplane"
Run! The empire probe found us! Send everybody to the transport ships!
Not Necessarily from Outer Space....
If these objects are real, could they be linked to the US? Don't forget the US Army are bringing robots into operation that can transport heavy loads long distances (BigDog)- basically robotic mules. They already have drones. It's not beyond the imagination they might have some kind of reconnaissance android that can fly.
Flying robots? Ladakh?
Definitely sounds like an Indian rendering of Laputa to me.
Kind of reminds me of this.
That part of the world
Never mind the planet Gootan, aliens around there are probably the dreaded Mi-Go!
Very terresital answer is.....
spy planes, UAV's ect.
If the indian squady does not know what the flying vehicle is (because china has kept it's mil/spy tech secret), by definition it is an Unidentified Flying Object.
As for taking photos and film footage, I'm sure their are a lot of people who will pay well to make it disappear.
Hollywoods next big sequel
"a four-foot tall 'robot-like' figure, that 'walked' along the valley, 50 m away from them. The humanoid object then rapidly became airborne and disappeared."
Slumdog Ironman, anyone?
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No doubt now that Disney owns Marvel they are dumbing Ironman down as a series for the kiddies--so they are secretly testing the "Ironboy" suit for the young Tony Stark to use in his youthful adventures. The pilot shows how young Tony saves a Himalayan village from the Abominable Snowman and just manages to get home in time to get his book report done.
You have to admit it's at least as plausible as the other possibliites put forward here.
Paris--because she's making a comeback as young Tony's publicly spirited school teacher, who unwittingly inspires him to a life of tween heroics......
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Ironman needs dumbing down?
My Theory?
Probably balloon transported ground reconnaissance drones?
Drop one into a territory you wish to spy out, then send it back with a quick inflating balloon? Radar proof of cause.
Kind of like a light weight version of Petman, but with a quick escape?
Can already buy toy versions of the above. :P
Maybe the monks have a living god who strides round the mountains at night before flying off into the heavens
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As a pastor and longtime member of the Frayser community, I have a strong interest in seeing our children do well in school. And although I believe their success is driven by a range of factors such as class sizes and the availability of good texts and other materials, I also know that having a great teacher is the most important school-based factor in student achievement.
Research in a recent report by Shepherding the Next Generation shows that a student assigned to an excellent teacher may gain more than a full year's worth of additional academic growth compared to a student assigned to a weak teacher. Indeed, a highly effective teacher has a greater impact on achievement than any other factor within the school environment.
That report also examined a Tennessee study that found that an average student with three highly effective teachers scored in the top 10 percent of students after three years, while a similar student with ineffective teachers scored in the bottom 40 percent after the same period of time.
Given these facts, I am gratified that we have so many committed, hard-working, and talented teachers in the Shelby County Schools, including those who are members of my own church. That is why my fellow pastors and I have been setting aside one Sunday each spring to celebrate our teachers for their critical role in shepherding the next generation of children towards success in school and in life.
Of course, this is not to say that all teachers are as successful in the classroom as others – there are clearly more and less effective teachers – or that new teachers don't benefit from experience and training. That is why I am pleased that the Shelby County Schools have continued the process started over the last several years in Memphis to help teachers get feedback about their practice and learn where they are strong and where they can improve. This process was developed with the input of a wide range of interested parties, including teachers (and their union), administrators, and community representatives.
While I recognize that it's not always easy to hear criticism, my sense is that this appraisal and feedback is critical to helping teachers know where they stand and to get advice about how to move to the next level of their craft. This is a fairly new development in education. In a nationwide study by The New Teacher Project, almost 75 percent of teachers said they did not receive any specific feedback on improving their performance in their last evaluation, and that less than one percent of teachers received a negative performance rating, even in schools where students continuously failed to meet basic academic standards.
Moving to this new evaluation model is an important step forward that will help underperforming teachers become more effective, and help successful teachers get even better. (It will also help identify the small minority of teachers who would be better off finding a career outside the classroom.)
This is no different than many other professions. As a pastor, I need to know if I am meeting the needs of my congregation because I have a calling to be their shepherd and to teach and care for them as Christ teaches and cares for me. Without constructive feedback by my church's elder board and members – which I assure you I get – I could be failing my duties without even knowing it.
This approach to teacher assessment can only work, however, if there are processes in place to help teachers improve. There is a great amount of work being done in Shelby County and around the state and country to figure out what kind of professional development is most effective to helping teachers improve their practice. I hope that this continues to be a priority for our school district, and that it devotes enough resources to this based on best practices developed in the profession.
Of course, teachers and administrators do not operate in a vacuum. It is essential that those of us in leadership roles in the community do all we can to encourage and motivate parents to play an important role in the education of their children, at home and in the schools. Teachers can be more successful when they have the support of parents who get their children to school every day, on time, prepared and ready to learn.
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It doesn't feel like the holiday season yet, but Spune Productions is ushering in the holiday spirit with its sixth annual Christmas Party tomorrow night at Hailey's Club in Denton. The festivities will include free (Christmas?) tacos, free wassail, and, of course, music. Telegraph Canyon is head ... More >>
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The Ocean Ridge Ladies Golf Association had an individual match play Sept. 24 at Lion's Paw. The winners were Erma Krahl, Mickie Underhill, Linda Johnston, Maureen Cotter, Ammie Sullivan, Valerie Ratchford, Pam Bank and Doris Fairchild. Birdies: Erma Krahl at No. 16. Chip-ins: Erma Krahl at No. 4 and Ammie Sullivan at No. 8 and No. 10.
The Ocean Ridge Men played their annual match play tournament Sept. 17, Sept. 22 and Sept. 24 at Lion's Paw, Panther's Run and Panther's Run. There were nine flights of eight players each. The final results:
Talking Friday morning with his bike-riding friends outside the Flying Pig Coffee House on Oak Island, Larry Snead was interrupted by someone who handed him a $25 check. The money was a donation to the funds Snead's year-old bicycle team has been raising through Bike MS.
"We got five new recruits this morning," Snead told the donor. "I have two more checks in my pocket."
And Snead probably will have more checks for the Raleigh chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society by the time his fundraising drive ends in early October.
Bemused, I read the e-mails of the golf results sent to me Sept. 5—the day Tropical Storm Hanna hit the area.
My thought: Perfect British Open weather. Wish I were out there playing, too.
At least four leagues completed their rounds that day, just before the heavy rain and gusty winds smothered the county. And I suppose they were thinking the same thing I was: So this is what it's like to play in the British Open. Great.
Finally, the water has cleared, the air has cooled, the north winds are blowing and it is time to go fishing.
A few weeks ago, as I was grabbing a muffin prior to a Club 25 event at The Lakes, a group of gals from Lockwood Folly collared me and suggested I do a column about heart attacks and women.
They said that a couple of ladies from Lockwood had sought medical help just in time to avert a serious heart attack. What made it interesting was their symptoms were not the usual ones associated with cardiac problems. No chest pain, no pains in the left arm.
Results of the Carolina Shores LGA Club Championship, played Sept. 11 and Sept. 18.
First flight, gross: Judy Nicoletti (151). First flight, net: Phyllis Welch (135). Second flight, gross: Betty Kibblehouse (186). Second flight, net: Bev Farmarco (149). Third flight, gross: Sue Greiner (210). Third flight, net: Nancy Sneska (152).
On Sept. 18, Judy Nicoletti had the fewest putts (25) and low gross (76). Phyllis Welch had the low net (68).
Dottie Russo chipped in at No. 2. Birdies: Dawn Rubin at No. 2 and Judy Nicoletti at Nos. 4 and 7.
With five Brunswick County players on the roster, the Brunswick Community College volleyball program played and won its first-ever match Sept. 10.
Before a crowd that filled nearly three-fourths of one side of the West Brunswick High School gym, the Dolphins beat the Lenoir Community College Lancers 25-21, 25-21, 20-25, 25-22.
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C.—Shallotte driver Sam Yarbrough clinched the Late Model Stock Car championship Saturday night at Myrtle Beach Speedway.
Yarbrough drove conservative races in the final Whelen NASCAR Late Model Stock Car races of the season at the historic track. Yarbrough, driving his family-owned Late Model, made sure the championship would be his by finishing fifth in the first race and eighth in the second.
After talking about running to Joe Yalch, you'd probably be inspired to run 3 miles.
At South Brunswick High School, at least 28 students are willing to do so as members of the Cougars' cross-country team.
Twenty-eight—that's the size of some Class 1-A football teams.
Yalch, in his first year as head cross-country coach, is an inspiration himself. He decided he wanted to run a marathon, and did so two years ago—after he trained rigorously.
With the fall fishing season just about upon us, it is time to re-examine our local inshore fishing myths. I have addressed some of these before, but since they crop up every autumn, now is a good time to dust them off and either debunk or certify them. Once the fish start hitting, I'm in it for myself and I'm not telling you anything.
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FRIDAY, Dec. 13, 2013 (HealthDay News) -- A new test marketed as an alternative to a mammogram for breast cancer detection is not an effective screening TOOL, U.S. health officials say.
With the nipple aspirate test, a breast pump collects fluid from a woman's nipple. The fluid is then examined for abnormal and potentially cancerous cells. The test is advertised as easier, more comfortable and less painful than mammograms.
However, there is no proof to support claims that the test can detect breast cancer, said Dr. David Lerner, a medical officer at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and a breast imaging specialist.
"FDA's concern is that the nipple aspirate test is being touted as a standalone tool to screen for and diagnose breast cancer as an alternative to mammography," Lerner said in an agency news release. "Our fear is that women will forgo a mammogram and have this test instead."
Skipping a mammogram could put a woman's health and life at risk if breast cancer goes undetected, Lerner warned.
He said there is no scientific evidence that the nipple aspirate test, when used on its own, is an effective screening tool for breast cancer or any other medical condition. The test is still being studied to determine if it might be useful in combination with other methods to screen for disease.
"The bottom line is that women should not rely solely on these nipple aspirate tests for the screening or diagnosis of breast cancer," Lerner said. "Mammography is still the gold standard."
In October, Atossa Genetics pulled its nipple aspirate test -- called the ForeCYTE Breast Health Test -- off the market after being warned by the FDA that its claims about the test were unsubstantiated. The company claimed the test was "literally a Pap smear for breast cancer." Pap smears are a standard test for cervical cancer.
Women who have had a nipple aspirate test as a form of breast cancer screening should also have a mammogram, according to screening guidelines or as recommended by their doctor. Also, they should talk to their doctor about whether additional tests are needed, the FDA said.
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The Dalers Boys Lacrosse team (2-2) came up with two big wins to get back on track. They defeated Lynbrook 10-3 on March 29. With a 7-1-halftime lead, the offense was finally clicking. Sal Tuttle, Mike Perettine and Korey Hendrickson each had two goals. Greg Cataleno, Brian Prendergast, Travis Wahl and Brown had one goal each. Goalies Mike Palmer had four saves and TJ DiCarlo had one save.
On March 31 the Dalers defeated Plainview JFK 15-4. Again, the offense got to a fast start and opened up an 11-1 halftime lead. Pat Starke, Greg Cataleno each had three goals. Travis Wahl, Brian Prendergast, and Korey Hendrickson had two goals. Joe Woodland, Sal Tuttle and Brown each had a goal. Goalies Delucia had seven saves and Palmer two saves. The next home game will be on Friday, April 15 at 7 p.m. versus MacArthur.
After losing their opening game against the Class B powerhouse Garden City 17-11, the two time defending NYS Class A Champs got back on track. They defeated Oceanside 20-6 on March 29. The Lady Dalers offence gave the team a 15-3 halftime lead while the defense kept Oceanside down to three goals a half. Kim Kolodny had four goals, Jamie Leone and Michelle Tieman had three goals each. Emily Marlow, Paige Devine and Maegan Meritz had two goals. Amanda Turturro, Kyra Ochwat, Kelly McParland and Krisly Engleke had a goal each. Goalies Alex Gurecki had five saves and Nicole Kayola had two saves. The next home game will be on Thursday, April 21 versus Wantagh. To see more photos go to www.elegantphotos4u.com.


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CRICKET SOUTH AFRICA (CSA) today congratulated the Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras on winning the Sunfoil Series and KwaZulu-Natal Inland on completing the double of winning both limited overs trophies in the CSA provincial competitions.
Both teams claimed their trophies in decisive fashion at the weekend with the Cobras beating the bizhub Highveld Lions by an innings and 165 runs in the Sunfoil Series and KZN Inland beating Gauteng by 8 wickets with more than 2 overs to spare in the CSA Provincial T20 Challenge Final.
"They have both proved themselves worthy champions," commented CSA Chief Executive, Haroon Lorgat, "and, strikingly, they both finished their campaigns like champions.
"The Cobras strength in depth has been very impressive. Their captain, Justin Ontong, and Stiaan van Zyl were the two leading runs scorers while Andrew Puttick also finished in the top five. They also had the leading wicket-taker in Dane Piedt and he, together with Proteas Beuran Hendricks and Rory Kleinveldt, took almost 100 wickets between them.
"The Cobras have also been major contributors to our national teams and the way they have succeeded in developing younger players like Piedt, Travis Muller and Dane Paterson is notable.
"Their supremacy is proven by the fact that they scored two more outright wins than any other Franchise, scored 12 more batting points than any other opponent and also had the second highest number of bowling points.
"I must repeat our appreciation to the Willowton Group for the sizeable increase in sponsorship through their Sunfoil brand which provided the impetus to make our domestic first class cricket as competitive as anywhere in the world.
"KZN Inland's achievement in winning two of the three semi-professional trophies as an Associate Member of CSA is a stand-out effort. Their top two batsmen, Matthew Hulett and Tyler Lortan, both had batting averages in the mid-40s which is outstanding in T20 cricket.
"They also possess one of the most versatile cricketers in the country in Mbasa Gqadushe, who kept wicket for most of the season in the three-day competition, and then turned out as the leading wicket-taker and also had the best economy rate in the T20 Challenge."
Note: I do have pix available of KZN Inland captain Shane Burger receiving trophy from Mike Gajjar as well as team photo. These can be provided on request. Sunfoil Series presentation can be obtained from Gallo Images.