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Subject: Processors | June 23, 2011 - 12:32 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: llano, amd, AFDS
Since Llano is the best news we have seen from AMD in quite a while here is more coverage of the APU and the AMD Fusion Developer Summit, this time from The Tech Report. They take an A8-3500M APU and Radeon HD 6620G powered laptop and pit it against an HP ProBook 6460b with a Core i5-2410M and HD3000. The TDP of both processors is 35W and they are likely going to be priced similarly once Llano powered laptops hit the market. As with Ryan's review, for CPU bound tests the AMD processor lags far behind but once the GPU power comes into play the positions are completely reversed. It will be interesting to see how AMD positions Llano in the marketplace.
"Can AMD's 'Llano' APU really take on Intel's excellent Sandy Bridge processors and hold its own? We've taken a deep look at its architecture and performance in order to find out."
Here are some more Processor articles from around the web:
- AMD Llano A8-3500M APU Review @ t-break
- More Linux Benchmarks Of The AMD A8-3500M Fusion APU @ Phoronix
- AMD's Fusion Developer Summit was a success @ The Inquirer
- CPU Performance Comparison Guide Rev. 5.6 @ TechARP
AMD is out and ARM is in for several major notebook vendors
Subject: General Tech, Mobile | June 22, 2011 - 12:05 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: arm, amd, texas instruments, snapdragon, amazon, tegra
It is not just AMD which is forging a new relationship with ARM, which we saw evidence of during the AMD Fusion Developer Summit, several other manufacturers are making good on previous statements made while waiting for AMD, and are going to be selling ARM based notebooks. These companies are not on the fringe of the market, these are major vendors like ASUS which are releasing quad-core ARM based notebooks which will use SnapDragon, Tegra or TI for the graphics portion. DigiTimes has the scoop here, as well as news on a tablet which will be released by Amazon running an unspecified TI processor which we should see by August.
"Several vendors, including Samsung Electronics, Toshiba, Acer and Asustek Computer, plan to develop ARM architecture notebooks, with products possibly to be launched as early as the end of 2011, according to industry sources.
The sources pointed out that ARM-based systems using Android were already launched under the smartbook name two years ago with Toshiba and Lenovo both launching products in the retail channel. However, due to weaker than expected demand, the related products were soon phased out of the market.
Since ARM's CPU has already been upgraded from single-core two years ago to quad-core with a significant increase in performance, while the platform's storage capacity has also seen significant improvements, and an enhanced user interface, ARM is already capable of launching notebook products that are able to run for a long period of time, and if the price is attractive, there is a great chance for the products to create a brand new market segment in the IT industry.
Asustek has already made plans to launch a 13-inch ARM-based notebook adopting Nvidia's processor with Android.
The sources pointed out that there are already several brand vendors reportedly set to launch ARM-based notebooks with prices lower than US$299 to compete for market share and the vendors' processor choices include Nvidia's Tegra, Qualcomm's Snapdragon and processors from Texas Instruments."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Google Chrome extension detects dangerous websites @ The Register
- Programmers urged to code with their tootsies @ The Register
- The Linux Kernel Power Problems On Older Desktop Hardware @ Phoronix
- Making Airsoft guns far more potent @ Hack a Day
- AMD Rejects BAPCo's SYSmark 2012 - Should We? @ Techgage
What's the big deal with BAPCo? Why Benchmarking Matters
Subject: Editorial, General Tech | June 21, 2011 - 02:36 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: VIA, sysmark, nvidia, Intel, benchmark, bapco, amd
It seems that all the tech community is talking about today is BAPCo and its benchmarking suite called Sysmark. A new version, 2012, was released just recently and yesterday we found out that AMD, NVIDIA and VIA have all dropped their support of the "Business Applications Performance Corporation". Obviously those companies have a beef with the benchmark as it is, yet somehow one company stands behind the test: Intel.
Everyone you know of is posting about it. My twitter feed "asplode" with comments like this:
AMD quits BAPCo, says SYSmark is nutso. Nvidia and VIA, they say, also. http://bit.ly/kHvKux
AMD: Voting For Openness: In order to get a better understanding of AMD's press release earlier concerning BAPCO... http://bit.ly/kNtKkj
Ooh, BapCo drama.
Why Legit Reviews won't use the latest BAPCo benchmark: http://t.co/G0VHgCo@LegitReviews#BAPCo
Even PC Perspective posted on this drama yesterday afternoon saying: "The disputes centered mostly over the release of SYSmark 2012. For years various members have been complaining about various aspects of the product which they allege Intel strikes down and ignores while designing each version. One major complaint is the lack of reporting on the computer's GPU performance which is quickly becoming beyond relevant to an actual system's overall performance. With NVIDIA, AMD, and VIA gone from the consortium, Intel is pretty much left alone in the company: now officially."
Obviously while cutting the grass this morning this is the topic swirling through my head; so thanks for that everyone. My question is this: does it really matter and how is this any different than it has been for YEARS? The cynical side of me says that AMD, NVIDIA and VIA all dropped out because each company's particular products aren't stacking up as well as Intel's when it comes to the total resulting score. Intel makes the world's fastest CPUs, I don't think anyone with a brain will dispute that, and as such on benchmarks that test the CPU, they are going to have the edge.
We recently reviewed the AMD Llano-based Sabine platform and in CPU-centric tests like SiSoft Sandra, TrueCrypt and 7zip the AMD APU is noticeably slower. But AMD isn't sending out press releases and posting blogs about how these benchmarks don't show the true performance of a system as the end user will see. And Intel isn't pondering why we used games like Far Cry 2 and Just Cause 2 to show the AMD APU dominating there. Why? Because these tests are part of a suite of benchmarks we use to show the overall performance of a system. They are tools which competent reviewers wield in order to explain to readers why certain hardware acts in a certain way in certain circumstances.
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You would think a Bulldozer would be easier to spot
Subject: General Tech | June 21, 2011 - 11:38 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: opteron, interlagos, bulldozer, amd
It might just be that the ISC is the perfect place to show off their new chip or it may have been Intel's displaying of the 50 core Knights Corner silicon yesterday; whatever triggered it we finally get a look at AMD's Bulldozer. A 1U server by Supermicro contained two 16-core Bulldozer chips though other vendors are claiming to be able to fit a 4 socket system in the same size case. Those sweet talking wonks over at The Inquirer not only talked their way into getting a few photos of the system they were even allowed to fondle it, which revealed heatsinks that were cool enough to touch even when running POVRay which lends credence to the idea of 4 CPUs, or 64 cores, in a 1U box. We are still looking at Q3 for a release of the new Opteron architecture, with no news at all as to AMD's plans to turn that architecture into an APU in a later generation of chips.
What a little chutzpah gets you
"CHIP DESIGNER AMD chose the International Supercomputing Conference (ISC) to finally demonstrate a working Bulldozer system.
At AMD's ISC stand one could find several 2U and 4U servers built with older Opteron chips, but it was a 1U pizza box server made by Supermicro that housed two 16-core Bulldozer chips running live demonstrations of POVRay. This is the first time that AMD has publicly displayed its next generation Opteron processor, codenamed Bulldozer."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- 13-Year-Old Password Security Bug Fixed @ Slashdot
- McAfee announces Wavesecure security software @ The Inquirer
- Microsoft could buy RIM @ The Inquirer
- Intel to launch Ivy Bridge in March 2012 @ DigiTimes
- Google revives TV buzz with SageTV buy @ The Register
- Google bypasses admin controls with latest Chrome IE @ The Register
- Resistive memory: how small can you go? @ NanotechWeb
BAPCo: BUPKIS? AMD, NVIDIA, and VIA exodus
Subject: General Tech, Processors | June 20, 2011 - 04:46 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: VIA, sysmark, nvidia, bapco, amd
People like benchmarks. Benchmarks tell you which component to purchase while your mouse flutters between browser tabs of various Newegg or Amazon pages. Benchmarks let you see how awesome your PC is because often videogames will not for a couple of years. One benchmark you probably have not seen here in a very long time is Sysmark from the Business Applications Performance Corporation, known as BAPCo to its friends and well-wishers. There has been dispute over the political design of BAPCo and it eventually boiled over with AMD, NVIDIA, and VIA rolling off the sides of the pot.
Fixed that for you
The disputes centered mostly over the release of SYSmark 2012. For years various members have been complaining about various aspects of the product which they allege Intel strikes down and ignores while designing each version. One major complaint is the lack of reporting on the computer's GPU performance which is quickly becoming beyond relevant to an actual system's overall performance. With NVIDIA, AMD, and VIA gone from the consortium, Intel is pretty much left alone in the company: now officially.
Glean a bit more from the AMD Fusion Developer Summit
Subject: Graphics Cards | June 20, 2011 - 01:38 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: amd, Eric Demers, APU
The Tech Report was present for AMD's Eric Demers keynote at the FDC in Seattle last week. They captured quite a few of the slides on camera which you can examine at the bottom of their article. We have seen quite a bit of coverage on the next generation of AMD's Fusion processors, but how can you get sick of reading inside information! Still no news on Bulldozer yet though.
"At the Fusion Developer Summit here in Bellevue, Washington this morning, AMD Graphics CTO Eric Demers made some interesting revelations about his company's next graphics processor architecture. While he didn't talk about specific products, he did say this new core design will materialize inside all future AMD products with GPUs in them over the next few years."
Here are some more Graphics Card articles from around the web:
- Sapphire Radeon HD 6950 @ Phoronix
- Sapphire Radeon HD 6750 1GB Video Card Review @ ThinkComputers
- PowerColor HD 6850 SCS3 1 GB @ techPowerUp
- AMD Radeon 6450 512MB Graphics Card Review @ eTeknix
- Sapphire Radeon HD 6670 Ultimate Edition 1GB DDR5 DX 11 Video Card Review @Hi Tech Legion
- Sapphire HD 6750 @ Overclockers.com
- AMD vs Nvidia: 2nd gen DirectX 11 Battle of the GPUs @ t-break
- Sapphire Radeon HD 6670 Ultimate 1GB @ Tweaktown
- AMD Catalyst 11.6 Windows 7 Driver Analysis @ Tweaktown
- AMD Catalyst 11.6 Driver Analysis @ eTeknix
- A Fresh Look At The Nouveau Gallium3D Driver Performance @ Phoronix
- Workstation Graphics Card Comparison Guide @ TechARP
- Palit GeForce GT 520 1GB @OCAU
TSMC gets AMD's 28nm APU business
Subject: General Tech | June 17, 2011 - 02:24 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: TSMC, southern islands, northern islands, llano, global foundries, arm, amd, 40nm, 32nm, 28nm
Back in April there was a kerfuffle in the news about a deal penned between AMD, Global Foundries and TSMC. It is not worth repeating completely as you can follow the story by using the previous link, suffice to say that it did not indicate problems with the relationship between AMD and Global Foundries.
The previous post was specifically about 40nm and 32nm process chips, however today we hear from DigiTimes that TSMC has scored a deal with AMD for the 28nm Southern Islands APUs of which we have seen much recently. The 40nm Northern Islands GPUs will also be produced by TSMC. That leaves a lot of production capabilities free at Global Foundries to work on ARM processors.
"AMD reportedly has completed the tape-out of its next-generation GPU, codenamed Southern Islands, on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's (TSMC) 28nm process with High-k Metal Gate (HKMG) technology, according to a Chinese-language Commercial Times report. The chip is set to expected to enter mass produciton at the end of 2011.
TSMC will also be AMD's major foundry partner for the 28nm Krishna and Wichita accelerated processing units (APUs), with volume production set to begin in the first half of 2012, the report said.
TSMC reportedly contract manufactures the Ontario, Zacate and Desna APUs for AMD as well as the Northern Island family of GPUs. All of these use the foundry's 40nm process technology.
TSMC was quoted as saying in previous reports that it had begun equipment move-in for the phase one facility of a new 12-inch fab (Fab 15) with volume production of 28nm technology products slated for the fourth quarter of 2011. The foundry previously said it would begin moving equipment into the facility in June, with volume production expected to kick off in the first quarter of 2012."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- ARM acquires Obsidian Software @ The Inquirer
- Mozilla pushes out final Firefox 5 test build @ The Register
- Sega Hacked @ XSReviews
- Tablets of 2011: What to Look For - June Update @ TechSpot
- A few thoughts on Ultrabooks @ The Tech Report
- Dsabling Windows Pagefile & Hibernation to Reclaim SSD Space @ Techgage
- Overclockers Benchmarking Party II: Where the Bell Tolls!
- Post Computex 2011 - Part 2 @ Bjorn3D
Introducing the AMD FSA
At AMD's Fusion 11 conference, we were treated to a nice overview of AMD's next generation graphics architecture. With the recent change in their lineup going from the previous VLIW-5 setup (powered their graphics chips from the Radeon HD 2900 through the latest "Barts" chip running the HD 6800 series) to the new VLIW-4 (HD 6900), many were not expecting much from AMD in terms of new and unique designs. The upcoming "Southern Isles" were thought to be based on the current VLIW-4 architecture, and would feature more performance and a few new features due to the die shrink to 28 nm. It turns out that speculation is wrong.
In late Q4 of this year we should see the first iteration of this new architecture that was detailed today by Eric Demers. The overview detailed some features that will not make it into this upcoming product, but eventually it will all be added in over the next three years or so. Historically speaking, AMD has placed graphics first, with GPGPU/compute as the secondary functionality of their GPUs. While we have had compute abilities since the HD 1800/1900 series of products, AMD has not been as aggressive with compute as has its primary competition. From the G80 GPUs and beyond, NVIDIA has pushed compute harder and farther than AMD has. With its mature CUDA development tools and the compute heavy Fermi architecture, NVIDIA has been a driving force in this particular market. Now that AMD has released two APU based products (Llano and Brazos), they are starting to really push OpenCL, Direct Compute, and the recently announced C++ AMP.
Continue reading for all the details on AMD's Graphics Core Next!
AMD Fusion Developer Summit 2011: Live Blog
Subject: Editorial, Graphics Cards, Processors, Mobile, Shows and Expos | June 16, 2011 - 02:41 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: llano, liveblog, fusion, APU, amd, AFDS
The AMD Fusion Developer Summit 2011 is set to begin at 11:30am ET / 8:30am PT and promises to bring some interesting and forward looking news about the future of AMD's APU technology. We are going to cover the keynotes LIVE right here throughout the week so if you want to know what is happening AS IT HAPPENS, stick around!!
Microsoft is probably laughing as AMD speculates the unlikelihood of Intel buying NVIDIA
Subject: General Tech | June 16, 2011 - 12:57 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: amd, Intel, nvidia
In some sort of bizarre voyeuristic hardware love/hate triangle AMD, Intel and NVIDIA are all semi-intertwined and being observed by Microsoft. Speaking with The Inquirer the VP of product and platform marketing at AMD, Leslie Sobon, stated that there was no chance that Intel would attempt to purchase NVIDIA as AMD did with ATI. AMD's purchase was less about the rights to the Radeon series as it was taking possession of the intellectual property that ATI owned after a decade of creating GPUs and lead directly to the APUs that AMD has recently released which will likely become their main product. Intel already has a working architecture that combines GPU and CPU and doesn't need to purchase another company's IP in order to develop that type of product.
There is another reason for purchasing NVIDIA though, which has very little to do with their discreet graphics card IP and everything to do with Tegra and Fermi which are two specialized products which so far Intel doesn't have an answer for. A vastly improved and shrunken Atom might be able to push Tegra off of mobile platforms and perhaps specialized SandyBridge CPUs could accelerate computation like the Fermi products do but so far there are no solid leads, only speculation.
If you learn more from your failures than your successes then Intel knows a lot about graphics.
"CHIP DESIGNER AMD believes that it is on a divergent path from Intel thanks to its accelerated processor unit (APU) and that Intel buying Nvidia "would never happen"."
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- Pappy Dec 10, 2002 10:45 AM
Where can I get a 10-12lb. goose to roast for Christmas Eve? One that has not been frozen? (And please don't say Sutton!)
I'm in Bethesda/Rockville. Hadn't even thought about it, but I wonder if Giant, etc. would carry them around the holidays? Anyone know?
I was also thinking about the Amish Market in Germantown? Does the poultry vendor there have them? Do you have to special order? Does anyone recall the name/number of that stand?
Any direction (except "sutton," ugh!) would be appreciated.
re: Terrie H.
Thanks everyone.
Terrie, the Germantown Market would probably be most convenient. Do you know if I can just call the "Amish Market" in Germantown or do I need to know the name of the poultry shop within the market? Do you recall the name?
re: Pappy
Well, Bill, I was positive I had a flyer from this place (the Lancaster County Dutch Market) that had each individual purveyor listed, but can't find it anywhere. The only thing I've come up with is a general number for the market, but I'm sure they can direct you: 301-916-4039. Please report back about your findings and especially how you fixed it!
re: Terrie H.
King's Poultry (& B-B-Q) at Lancaster Dutch Market is (301)916-2734. Taking orders for geese (8-12lbs.). They will be open Monday and Tuesday before Christmas for pick-up (usually open only Thurs-Sat).
Sorry, I never thought to ask the price while placing my order.
If you are willing to drive into DC, you can order them at Eastern Market...there are two poultry places in the Market, I pretty sure one is called Market Poultry, not sure about the other.
I don't know how much trouble this would be, but I found on the web an organization called "Future Harvest" (link below) which is a "network of farmers, agricultural professionals, landowners and consumers living and working in the Chesapeake region." They have a listing for farms that sell organically-grown, free-range goose. One place in Maryland is Springfield Farms (16701 Yeoho Road, Sparks, MD 21152, 410-472-0738, email = firstname.lastname@example.com). There may be other places in Virinia/Delaware.
I also noted while doing this search that Eddie's of Roland Park can either order or has young goose for $4.49/lb.
Hope this helps. Happy holidays!
re: asun
Springfield is a good bet, but I don't know if it wouldn't be frozen. They stopped selling freshly slaughtered chickens a few weeks ago. I guess because the birds dramatically slow down they're reproduction rate in the winter? I forgot to ask why exactly. Email them to be sure, in any case.
I have that same reaction to Sutton--don't want to go there if I don't have to. Why is that? For Thanksgiving I made a pumpkin risotto, which called for fresh eating pumpkin, and I got one at SPG only after exhausting other avenues. (BTW, I can't recommend my pumpkin risotto. If I try it again I'll use a butternut squash--same color, same flavor (not much), easier to find and use.)
re: Bob B.
Look for sugar pie pumpkins at natural food stores. They have a lovely sweet, nutty flavor that might make it worth trying your recipe again.
Try the Laurel Meat Market. They can get you pretty much anything you want, as long as you call in advance. Phone number is (410) 880-4004.
I noticed when Christmas shopping that you can order one from D'Artagnan (link below). Anybody ever do this before? They certainly have a lot of products.
Debbie S.
I am too lazy to see if someone has already suggested this, Bill, but I was at the Eastern Market today (12/10) and they had geese at the poultry stall. I have bought geese from them before and they have them non-frozen (i.e., fresh). If I remember right, they were also relatively inexpensive (as geese go).
i have a place that has free range goose. very fresh and local... Springfield Farms... ijust talk to them today and i was told that they have fresh goose. there number is 410-4720738. ask for david smith.
For those who, like myself, put everything off until the last possible fraction of a minute, Wagshal's Market (4585 Mass. Ave., near American University) still had a few fresh geese as of yesterday afternoon. I hadn't been there before -- it's a very cool little boutique butcher shop/grocery, if somewhat pricey.


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End of season harvests can be a little unpredictable. Some years it seems the garden quietly slows down on its own, while other years, it keeps on roaring right until the end. A lot of rain and a "second August" have put this year's garden firmly in the second category, at least where the peppers are concerned – and especially where the hot peppers are concerned.
I searched through dozens and dozens of recipes, looking for one that would be remarkable in both appearance and flavor. I wanted a recipe that would use a variety of peppers, and I especially wanted to incorporate the latest harvest of habaneros, as they have a wonderful fruity, almost floral quality that seemed perfect for a jelly, but would also pack enough heat to cut through the sweetness.
I knew I had found the right place to start when I found a recipe that also called for dried apricots. Everything about this recipe perfectly captured my desire to bottle up this late summer – early fall perfection and preserve it.
There was just one small problem: the recipe only made a few jars of jelly.
Small batches of jams and jellies are great when you have smaller quantities of fruit, or just want to try out a new recipe before fully stocking the pantry with it, but sometimes a large batch is exactly what you need to conquer a particularity abundant harvest, or make enough to gift to family and friends. And so it came to be that last Saturday, I made two, back to back quadruple* batches of pepper jelly.
That is a lot of fine dicing, but oh so worth it in the end!
I would also highly recommend finely dicing the apricots instead of slicing them. The size of the apricot slivers was fine when they were going into the pan, but after a few hours of soaking, the pieces seemed a little too large given the fine treatment given the peppers and onions and the size (and length) caused a lot of the pieces to clump together a bit once the pectin was added. I remedied this with the second batch and was much happier with the results. If you do decide to go with larger pieces of dried fruit, I would recommend increasing the soaking time to allow them to soften a bit more.
The final result is pretty amazing. The jelly is sweet, savory, spicy, and a little tangy – and I love how it looks in the jars (it looks pretty sitting on the counter in normal indoor light, but hold it up in bright sunlight, and wow!). This one is a keeper – and if the handful of green habaneros that I just can't bring myself to pluck from the plant yet make it – one that I will even be making one more time this year.
Note to Mother Nature: I'll take this kind of end to the garden season any time.
[double, triple, or quadruple quantities for a larger batch*]
1/3 cups finely diced dried apricots
3/4 cups apple cider vinegar
1/4 cup very finely diced red sweet pepper
1/4 cup very finely diced red onion
1/8 cup very finely diced habanero pepper
1/8 cup very finely diced green chili peppers (jalapeno, serrano, etc. or a mixture)
3 cups sugar
1 pouch liquid pectin
Combine finely diced apricots and vinegar in a large pot, cover, and allow apricots to soak for at least 4 hours.
Carefully (i.e. wear gloves when handling the habaneros and other hot peppers) remove seeds from peppers and dice very finely, along with the onion and set aside.
After apricots have had time to soak, add sugar, stirring until fully incorporated (mixture will be thick, but will quickly become more liquid). Fold in peppers and onion and, stirring constantly, bring to a boil over high heat. When mixture reaches a rapid boil (cannot be stirred down), add the liquid pectin and return to a boil for exactly 1 minute.
Remove from heat, skim off foam, and fill sterilized jars, leaving 1/4 inch headspace. Process in a hot water bath for 10 minutes.
Yield: 3-4 half pints per batch
Recipe adapted from Bernardin Home Canning
*A quick note about flexing this recipe: As a general rule, it is not advised to increase jam and jelly recipes. There is a science to the process, and doubling the recipe can lower the quality of the final product. However, in my extensive search of pepper jelly recipes, I found many tried and tested recipes for larger batches that called for proportionate quantities of similar ingredients, which is my basis for flexing this recipe. If you increase this recipe up to four times, it is equal to these larger batch recipes, and in my own kitchen trials, I did not see or taste a difference in quality (perhaps the original recipe may have even been pared down to a small batch recipe from a similar large batch recipe at some point). I would not recommend increasing this recipe more than four times.
11 Responses to Apricot + Habanero Pepper Jelly
Armadillo Pepper says:
Thanks for posting this recipe. When we first opened our store, we carried Betty B's Apricot and Habanero Pepper Jelly made by a retired woman in Olustee, FL. That was my first introduction to pepper jelly and since then I have probably had 30-40 different flavors. Apricot and Habanero is still my favorite!
I agree, apricot and habanero is a perfect match!
Martha Humphrey says:
I made this jelly last year and again this year using an almost identical recipe. The jelly is fabulous and my family and friends beg for it. My biggest disappointment is getting the confetti look through out the jar. After the jars have sealed, I wait 30 minutes, pick the jars up without disturbing the lids and rotate to help distribute the peppers and apricots evenly, but it doesn't give the look I so want it to have.
I am now in the process of trying your recipe, which is adding the few extra hot peppers. I have never used the apple cider vinegar. In doing so, does it produce the same shelf life as it does when using the white vinegar?
Yes, apple cider vinegar has the same acidity as distilled vinegar, so it's a safe substitution to make. I prefer apple cider vinegar because it adds a little more flavor dimension, but either way this stuff is fantastic!
John says:
Do you heat the mixture before adding the sugar? I guess I wouldn't think it would dissolve quickly otherwise, but I haven't tried it myself yet.
Hi John, I added the sugar first, then started to heat the mixture. The sugar dissolved without any problems as the mixture was brought to a boil (this is staying true to the original recipe linked above). If you give it a try, let me know how it turns out!
John says:
Oh gosh, I totally missed the link to the original recipe. Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
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Savannah says:
Hi. I made the jam and it turned out tasty! The only problem I had was the heavier diced up pieces all ended up on the top. Do you have any advice to prevent this next time?
Beginner canner.
JessB says:
YUM, YUM, YUM. It's soooo good. I doubled the recipe but only used one pack of liquid pectin. I usually don't add commercial pectin to my jams, but I decided to give it a whirl. It was def more than enough gel for me. I wouldn't double that part of the recipe. Thanks for posting!
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My Rates are very reasonable, I Want people who will take care of it .plus,this is an older home, built in the 50's in an older neighborhood not fancy but well kept. This home has been partially remodeled but does have some old features like small bathrooms, has a full jack and jill between 2 bedrooms and another small bath with shower. It could still use some more remodeling, but is cute, nice and comfy.If you are looking for the 'perfect' everything home THIS IS NOT IT!!!. It has a great back yard,with BBQ and awesome pool. There is also an apartment at the end of the home, does have separate entrance, but Washer and Dryer are shared, which is off the back patio. Steve and Jeannie live in apt on the end of the home Steve is the caretaker, if you have problems let him know.
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The students are behind in the education that they recieve at this school as compared to other schools in the area... I was really disapointed when we move to this school. The teachers and principal are fine it is the education that stinks.
Frances Nungester has recently gone downhill as far as discipline is concerned. The principle says dicipline is not her responsibility it is the teachers and they should handle it. I could go on but you get the idea. My child is not getting the education he needs. I love the teachers but some things are out of their hands and they can't change the way things are done
We have wonderful teachers and principal at our school, although not much parental involvement. We could use more funding and activities for the children!
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Another unofficial declaration was made Monday: Only winning matters.
What better explanation is there for Basha principal Ken James shipping out Tim McBurney and hiring Bernie Busken?
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Basha hires Busken as football coach
Character? McBurney was a little old school, gruff at times, and had clear philosophical differences with James, which played a significant role in his departure. Yet nobody — not even his detractors — ever accused him of not having a soul or caring about his kids on and off the field.
Academics? McBurney had several kids to go Ivy League and military academy schools and hundreds of others who went on to two- and four-year schools (football and otherwise). He gushed about them regularly.
A 45-24 record with five consecutive playoff appearances — including the state semifinals in 2006 and a play or two away from another in 2009 — apparently wasn't good enough. Nowhere near good enough since the Bears brought Busken back to the East Valley along with his three state championships, welldocumented player abuse allegations and eventual firing at Mountain View in the late 1990s.
Before and after Mountain View, controversy followed. He allegedly threw a helmet at a player when he was at Brazoswood (Texas) in the early 1990s. He was accused of abuse by two Southern Utah football players as an assistant in 2002 (those allegations were eventually dismissed by the school). Ponca City (Oklahoma) hired him in January 2004, then he resigned two days later when they found out what happened Mountain View.
In the case of Ponca City, that's the administration's fault for not doing its homework, which is exactly where the hammer will fall this time if James' bigsplash move sinks. James said all the right things. He talked about all the people the hiring committee spoke with: former players, coaches, parents and administrators. He knows the backlash will never leave. He pledged to be Busken's "shadow" and "under the microscope."
Talk is cheap.
What happens when a kid makes a few mistakes in practice? Or says something? Or it's the fourth quarter in early November and the quarterback throws an interception? Or a lineman or defensive player misses an assignment and the Bears lose?
What will Busken do behind closed doors? Or in the weight room Saturday? Or Monday's practice?
Most of us believe in second chances, and whether Busken should be allowed another coaching chance or not is more-than-fair fodder, but it won't answer the two most troubling questions:
Of the dozens of qualified candidates who went after this job, why is the need to win a semifinal or even state championship worth more to the school than opening itself up to controversy, unmatched scrutiny, public relations backlash and every brand of (mostly negative) spectacle under the sun?
Not even his harshest critics could deny Busken's Xs-and-Os acumen or ability to win, but why is Busken and the baggage he brings worth another "W"?
"I would say it's a gamble because of the way people are going to respond and react, but I hope they realize I didn't just wake up one day and say, 'OK, I'll hire Bernie Busken.' " James said. "That's not how this worked.
"There were lots of conversations with lots of people. Otherwise I wouldn't have hired him."
We strong pessimists can still be proven wrong by Busken — James and his reputation are counting on it — but until then it's Exhibit X that high school football has become the BCS and NFL Lite, where the most important life lesson taught to teenage kids is winning comes first, second and third.


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"Some of the swings that we take that I see about every night, I sit there and I scratch my head and I wonder." -- Charlie Manuel (via the Daily News)
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|Last election
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|First elected
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At the beginning of the 2013 legislative session, Haahr served on the following committees:
Campaign themes
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Economic Development
- Excerpt: "To rebound, a bold growth strategy is needed to keep Missouri competitive in the 21st century job market. Elijah has just such a plan laid out in detail in the Platform Section of the website."
Size of Government
- Excerpt: "He believes that the best government is local government, which can be responsive to the needs of the citizens and he will be a committed check against the growth of unnecessary regulations and government interference with free enterprise."
Property Rights
- Excerpt: "Elijah will fight to protect private property rights in the state legislature."
Gun Control
- Excerpt: "Elijah is a member of the NRA and will always be a strong supporter of the Second Amendment's right to keep and bear arms."
- Excerpt: "He will strongly oppose any tax increases that burden the citizens of Missouri and drive jobs out of state."
Elections for the office of Missouri House of Representatives took place in 2014. A primary election was held on August 5, 2014, and a general election on November 4, 2014. The signature-filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was March 25, 2014. Kevin Knox was unopposed in the Democratic primary. Incumbent Elijah Haahr was unopposed in the Republican primary. Haahr faced Knox in the general election.[2][3] Incumbent Haahr defeated Knox in the general election.[4]
Haahr won election in the 2012 election for Missouri House of Representatives, District 134. Haahr defeated John Sellars in the August 7 Republican primary and defeated James M. Owen (D) in the general election, which took place on November 6, 2012.[5][6]
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|James Owen
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|Missouri House of Representatives, District 134 Republican Primary, 2012
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|John Sellars
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Campaign donors
Comprehensive donor information for Haahr is available dating back to 2012. Based on available campaign finance records, Haahr raised a total of $61,765 during that time period. This information was last updated on September 21, 2013.[7]
|Elijah Haahr's Campaign Contribution History
|Missouri House of Representatives, District 134
|Grand Total Raised
2012Haahr won election to the Missouri House of Representatives in 2012. During that election cycle, Haahr raised a total of $61,765.
|Missouri House of Representatives 2012 election - Campaign Contributions
|Top contributors to Elijah Haahr's campaign in 2012
|Aaron Sachs & Associates
|Missouri Freedom
|Jamie Hathcock Auto Group
|North East Kansas Citizens for Progress
|Communications Solutions LLC
|Total Raised in 2012
|Source:Follow the Money
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- Legislators are scored on their votes on bills related to "life, liberty, property, and pocketbook."[9]
- Legislators are scored on their votes on bills related to "liberty issues that deal with the size, scope, and proper role of government."
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In 2013, the Missouri State Legislature was in session from January 9 through May 30.[10]
- Legislators are scored on their votes on bills related to "life, liberty, property, and pocketbook."[11]
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- Legislators are scored on their votes on 92 abortion-related bills.
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- Biography from Project Vote Smart
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- ↑ "supportelijah," Official Campaign Website
- ↑ Missouri Secretary of State, "All Results - State of Missouri - Primary Election - August 5, 2014," accessed August 26, 2014
- ↑ Missouri Secretary of State, "Certified Candidate List - Primary Election," accessed July 24, 2014
- ↑ Missouri Secretary of State, "All Results-State of Missouri-General-November 4, 2014: Unofficial Results," November 8, 2014
- ↑ Missouri Secretary of State, "Nov 6, 2012 General Election - All Results," accessed February 13, 2014
- ↑ Missouri Secretary of State, "Aug 7, 2012 Primary - All Results," accessed February 13, 2014
- ↑ Follow the Money, "Haahr, Elijah," accessed September 21, 2013
- ↑ StateScape, "Session schedules," accessed September 2, 2014
- ↑ Americans for Prosperity Missouri, "2014 Legislative Report Card," July 1, 2014
- ↑ StateScape, "Session schedules," accessed September 2, 2014
- ↑ Americans for Prosperity Missouri, "2014 Legislative Report Card," July 1, 2014
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