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Reviewed Blueberry and Thyme Collins
Aug 21, 2011 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"A very nice ladies only drink:) because it is very sweet. My husband and his friend had it as a desert after a very spicy Indian dinner:)
I wish I had read the review before and added more Gin or half a cup of sugar. Will surely try that next time I make this drink."""


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Reviewed BLD
Sep 23, 2013 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"Personally I wouldn't say "this is the greatest thing I've ever eaten" but it's pretty good.
The ingredients in this recipe are very reasonably priced. If you think ahead and shop at the Farmer's Market, you can save some extra money buying local fruits/vegetables and sometimes eggs.
Overall, it's a pretty hardy and healthy..."

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Malaucene aparthotel in the historical district
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After too much work last week, I am finally ordering ingredients. I'm making a few slight changes based on info from this thread (thanks!) and other research as well as availability of ingredients. I have never done a starter before, but I understand the process (thanks John Palmer!) & am ready for the challenge.
I reduced the candi to 1 lb - for the simple reason that it is sold in 1lb increments and this beer is already expensive - and chose clear over amber.
batch size: 5.0gal
5lb light DME
4lb amber DME
1lb clear candi syrup
2oz Kent Goldings, 60m
2oz British Fuggles, 15m
1xWLP500, using a 1/2gal starter
I plan to start it around 70 to make sure it gets moving, then bring it down to 66 or so for a few days, then slowly bring it back up to 70. I will definitely use a blowoff tube, which means I need to wait a week or two until my carboy is free. (How does one do a blowoff tube with a pail?)
Ambient temp where I live is in the low 60s and getting cooler. I brew in an outside closet, so I plan to place the carboy in a large tub and use an aquarium heater to maintain temp.
For what it's worth, my idea of heaven is based on Anderson Valley Brewing Co. Brother David's Tripple Abbey Style Ale (the brewery is close to local for me). I taste a bit of citrus in it, but I'm not ready to go there just yet. I have a dream of doing a vanilla version at some point.
Thanks again to everyone for the advice
if you haven't already ordered the ingredients, i wouldnt buy the clear candi. save the money & use sucrose. if you wanna use candi syrup, go with the dark as its a better fit for your malt bill anyway. or make ur own: http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/20-l...trient-114837/ or http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/cand...one-d2-220882/
also, i would reduce the fuggles. 2oz is a lot @15mins for something not meant to be hoppy (unless you want it to be, in which case i'd use a diff hop). plus they kinda taste like dirt, which wouldnt meld well with this
unless u have a stirplate, 0.5gal starter is a bit underpitched for this. check mrmalty for proper pitch rates. lastly, I would not pitch @70 and drop to 66. with a beer this big its always best to start a lil lower and let it ramp up. it won;t have any problem starting in the low 60s
Just wanted to post that I found a great article on homemade candi sugar on our very own HBT wiki: http://www.homebrewtalk.com/wiki/ind...ke_Candi_Sugar (thanks to Ó Flannagáin, Orfy, Bradsul, and Belgybrewer)
Switched to Willamette from Fuggles, 1.5 lbs of homemade candi, 1 gallon starter with WPL500 and Fermaid K.
If the starter takes off Friday I should be able to brew Sunday, I hope. Should I pitch just the slurry?
I have a Belgian triple in my secondary at the moment it also was a bit high in SG 1.095. I doubled the yeast initially pitched and I was wondering if I should add some more? If I do add some more should I add the same WLP530 already used or toss in some WLP715 Champagne yeast? Or should I just let it sit in the secondary for a few months? It's been in secondary for a month-ish now. I was going to add the Champagne yeast a week before I bottled. Is the pre-bottling yest addition necessary? My first Triple and I foolishly keep reading about others woes with them not fully fermenting and not carbonating up in the bottle.
Project update:
I made a big starter (1.060) with one vial of WPL500. It took 48 hrs to get going (see http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f163/sta...8/#post4474791) and never did build up a krausen, just little moving islands of bubbles on top. It happily bubbled for 2 days at about 68 degrees, and now seems to have quieted down. As the week has started now, I may not be able to brew for another 5 days, which opens up some options.
I think I used over half a pound of DME in it (over 2 cups), and I may have miscalculated my original amount - I have 5lbs light DME and probably 2 to 2.5 lbs of amber DME, plus 1.5 lbs of sugar that I plan to invert into candi before starting. That puts my OG down to 1.073 and thus only about 8.2% ABV, still a big beer but not quite a trippel - maybe, as dcp27 mentioned earlier in this thread, a Belgian strong (or dark strong). Or, I could make a quick order to morebeer and obtain some extra-light LME and then brew a real trippel, which sounds very appealing. I'll decide later today.
In any case, now that the starter is winding down I'm going to crash it in the fridge probably starting tonight, and then on the day of brewing I'll decant, warm to room temp, and pitch just the slurry. I have been warned to have at least 1 cup on hand - so if I don't think I can get a full cup, I'll just order another vial. The slurry without crashing looks like maybe 1/2 cup right now.
(Why morebeer instead of LHBS? I don't have a LHBS within 2 hrs drive, and they deliver within 2 days - great shop. And I'm very lucky. If I did have a LHBS I'd be broke by now.)


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U.S. Army imitates Apple to attract new recruits
They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but I'm not sure how this one will go over with pacifist Steve Jobs. According to BrandWeek, the U.S. Army is planning on opening a concept recruitment center inspired by the interactivity of Apple's retail stores.
The pilot recruitment center is designed to be less intimidating, and more "like walking into a NASA center," said Edward Walters, chief marketing officer for the U.S. Army. The center will include helicopter simulators, full-scale equipment mockups, and large video screens.
The centers "show people what Army is about. We want to convey to young men and woman the most meaningful benefits of joining the Army," said Walters.
Analyst Richard Laermer doubts the test will succeed, and predicts that the new-look recruitment center will be shut down because of public outcry. "People are going to get mad about it," he said.
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This is a collection of some thoughts that I've expressed over tweets...
Using profanity doesn't make us expressive, it simply shows we're vulgar and lacking.
I think, history will say, Scala & Clojure are to FP as C++ is to OOP.
"safety" in type safety is as comforting as "security" in social security.
Design patterns are the cliches of software design.
I've found intuition and gut feeling to be the most useful tools for design so far.
I don't want my project stakeholders to be guests on my projects, I want them to have a "skin in the game," investing their time & effort.
Learning a lib, a lang is easy. To improve code & change development style is hard-requires discipline & great self awareness.
"My boss is not convinced" is euphemism for "I'm not convinced, but I'm in denial (& it feels good to blame it on the boss)."
Relying heavily on some of our key strengths sometimes tends to be our major weakness.
I prefer a healthy dose of skepticism over naive optimism or incessant pessimism.
As engineers, we're good at telling boss what won't work. We should learn to explain what'd work & how it'll help the business.
Jumping into Scrum without practices to promote sustainable dev is like jumping into marriage with no real commitments.
There's usually a point in time when a project can be turned to success, but that opportune moment is rarely at the end.
Each time someone hears the words "best practice" God kills a few neurons.
You know you work for an enterprise when you dial long distance to schedule guy in the next room to fix your projector.
If work is not "having fun" you're likely holding on to a stinking job than being in pursuit of a passionate profession.
When getting into TDD, be prepared not to learn, but to unlearn; the more experience writing code, the more unlearning there is.
Architecture for a product is like salt for a meal–essential, must be in right proportion, & can't be self-serving.
Shaving head, losing shirt, walking barefoot doesn't make us Gandhi; at best only a cheap imitation of a 1/2 naked fakir.
A professional who doesn't learn to fail, fails to learn.
Given a choice between code that's simply sensible vs. hypothetically extensible, I prefer the former any day.
Let's be driven by inspiration, and not desperation, to attain that success that we can relish.
The words static and synchronized are menace to TDD.
Be opinionated, but unbiased. "The man who never alters his opinion is like standing water, and breeds reptiles of the mind" William Blake.
Continuing to use miserable developer tool is like being complacent in an abusive relationship-why not get out for a better life?
They say "end does not justify the means." But, in agile development, do we expect means that justify the end?
"We learn more by looking for the answer to a question and not finding it than we do from learning the answer itself." Lloyd Alexander
The irony of our industry, we brave to automate the world, yet we fear automating our projects.
IMHO, a great talk/book has both high information density & velocity; how much quality info is given & its pace.
If your company wants you to follow only standard practices, they're asking you to follow the path to mediocracy.
Dear company, owning code your programmers can't understand is worst than losing the code.
Zinnser: "Easy writing makes hard reading; hard writing makes easy reading" Not just writing, it's apt for coding.
If your code is not testable, it simply means your design sucks.
Ignorance is a tumor, remove early.
The only little predictable aspect of our lives is its unpredictability.
"It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it." Aristotle.
In Java, you work for the compiler; in Scala the compiler works for you.
Trying to release product fast by compromising quality is like trying to lose weight fast by smoking.
"Methods to gain wisdom: by reflection (noblest), by imitation (easiest), and by experience (bitterest)"—source unknown.
What's the difference between a mafia and the government? Mafia doesn't require you to do paper work for the money they take away from you.
Dear developer, pride not developing complex software; strive instead to develop a capable and useful software.
Two sets of people scare me: those who can't follow instructions and those who can only follow instructions.
A good programmer should never fear throwing away code.
A framework that's your darling today is the one you'll hate in two years (make that four if you're a fanboy).
Some people teach me how to live; others how not to. I learn from both. Thankfully, however, each day I get to meet more of the former.
My mentors did not change the word, but hey they changed my world. Be a mentor.
You can't be Agile if your code sucks
If you think a piece of code is unusable, design for reuse to remove all doubt.
Complain to the one who can fix, praise to the one who can benefit.
It's not a mistake that the design has to change, it's a mistake not to make it feasible and cost effective to evolve (within reason).
"Yes" is nice to hear, "No" not so much, but "Yes" followed by inaction is the most difficult to deal with.
Decades ago I wrote bad code without knowing, today there's no doubt anymore, what a difference :)
If programmers are like (aspiring) musicians, some create music, others merely noise.
Stuff we create deserves checkin, not when it's perfect, but so we can evolve it fearlessly.
Checkins also serve as a form of information radiator.
What surprises me the most is not the realization I was wrong, but the strength of the conviction I had before that.
It's funny that most of us think the world has to change, but rarely think twice about ways to change ourselves.
Learning's like peeling the onion, you have to go through layers, & it involves tears...of frustration and then of joy.
Sometimes the hardest part of solving a problem is realizing and accepting the simple solution that's been there in front of you all along!
Depth of knowledge + ability to communicate + with a touch of humor + engaging the audience == a great presentation
If there's one thing we can learn, it's that we can't achieve desired results, leave alone perfection, in one try; results evolve.
hope is contagious
Success comes not from agreement, but from alignment.
There are no good people and bad people, three are only good behaviors and bad behaviors through the eyes of a context.
A key design skill we need to develop is the ability to discern accidental complexity from inherent complexity.
Theory is to programmers as vegetables are to children, essential but you can't just feed them bland.
Why do companies waste time asking questions in interview? Ask candidates to do real work, that's what you're hiring for.
A great business touches many pockets, a great person touches many hearts.
Passion is necessary but not sufficient; passion in the absence of hard work is like a seed with no soil.
Knowledge is a wealth that grows as you give.
If all we care about is speed, be prepared to end up fast in the ditch. Agile's about both speed & direction or relevance.
When problem solving, half the solution, an essential skill, is to eliminate unnecessary details.
I love it when someone, instead of complaining, takes time to research & sends a solution to problem. Lots of respect for folks like this.
The only constant is that Heraclitus quote about the only constant.
I admire the human quest to create new powerful devices, so fellow humans have options like never before to play solitaire.
Every moment, every interaction is an opportunity to learn, some teach us what we could be, other what not to be.
Greater the ignorance, larger seems to be the conviction.
Languages we learn should fundamentally change the way we think, challenge, shake the roots we've come to believe & rely upon.
Seems to be nothing more fulfilling & motivating than writing a todo list on a piece of paper & striking items off as they're completed.
The effort is not in writing, it's really in rewriting.
Rather than searching for agile practices to follow, pick a problem worth fixing & look for ways to realize that.
I find it helpful to understand the economic reasons for actions and the economic impact of the change.
TDD is a skill, it involves a decent amount of unlearning, relearning, and reevaluation. Let's not expect to get good at it instantly.
Sure TDD requires discipline, its a way of thinking, and all that, but I feel programmers need a sense of awareness to benefit from it.
The rigor in development must be in proportion to the cost and consequences of failure.
Languages are like vehicles, they all help us get around, some better than others. Travel on a few, based on the needs.
Curiosity - it's the pathway from good to great.
Everyone's complaining about someone, so collectively we all suck. Now that we got that figured, can we do something useful?
It's perfectly safe, no one has ever died of an extra act of kindness.
How others acts is not in our control, but how we react is entirely; We have the right of way on the civil parkway.
Quietness is a state of mind that can be experienced even in a noisy environment.
Most humans seem to be much better at critiquing than creating. We can channel this wisely thru feedbacks for a greater good.
It's much more fun to laugh with people than to laugh at them.
Does anyone keep track of their MTBYS - Mean Time Between Yak Shaving .
Conflicts & war arises, not due to respect for one's belief, religion, group, gender, or sect, but from the lack of it for the others.
My marriage has matured to the level that my wife and I can now fluently communicate... using airport codes.
Number one rule of collective ownership, we should never get into merge hell... we should only give it... with frequent check ins.
Those feeling strong that an organization must change, seriously start & follow the answers to question "how can I change."
Kicking ourselves often out of our comfort zones is a safe way to broaden that zone.
No matter where we reside, lets avoid living in the state of denial.
A better measure of audience or colleagues is not the answers they give, but the questions they ask.
A great leader, rather than instructing, motivates people to realize their organization's goals.
The first step in effecting change is to give it a fighting chance, most people seems to be convinced system's too rooted to change.
Each of us is living a dream, we just have to check often that it's ours and still ours.
Can't pause the passage of time, but every moment's an opportunity to turn growing old into a fruitful act of growing up
Sure there're so many things we can't change, but let's improve things_ however small_that's glaring at us and we 'can' change.
Good habits don't come from simply talking about them, but honed by sincere, disciplined, continuous, and deliberate practice.
Each day seems to be a realization of this inequality: Know < things forgotten << ignorant
a functional language in the hands of a dysfunctional team is like my junk in the hands of the TSA-it's not solving the real problem.
It's really not about what we learn, but how we learn it. So much of what we know builds and feeds on each other.
Failure is the stepping stone of success, but look up frequently to ensure the stones lead us in the right path & not in circles.
Speaking and writing, like any activity, gets better once we begin to enjoy it.
Use of the word "they" in the same sentence as "build" or "test" is a sign the team needs to improve the ways.
So much code being developed "design by accident" rather than "design with intent."
Agile in the absence of disciple and commitment is like marriage in the absence of love and trust - not sustainable.
We all want to create simple design, but the act of creating such a design is not that simple.
The mindset I prefer is to have a mind that's not set in ways.
You know it's time to stop and get back to important stuff when you hear yourself say "aren't these yaks cute."
Experience is not the passage of time but a measure of how our efforts have critically altered the ways we think and act.
Each generation faces atrocities of madmen & their group of thugs, only to prove that kindness & courage of the common hardworking prevails.
For a programmer, a day without a yak to shave is like a day without sunshine.
Some are too eager to teach lessons, not realizing, the student for lessons is not someone else, but the deserving inner self.
When will the software industry realize that the only true measure of estimates is in units of yak shavings.
I admire the innate resilience of programmers, without it the first set of compiler errors would have put an end to the field.
It's been discovered the darkest place in the world is located in the state of denial.
An important skill for programmers to develop is their sense for code and design smells, especially in their own code.
Best practices are like pills, targeted prescription with expiration date. Not wise to swallow them, ignoring the label.
learn to practice, practice to learn.
Everyone has three ages: the calendar age, the how-I-feel age, and how-others-feel based on the maturity they display.
writing is throwing the ingredients together, rewriting is seeing it turn into a sauce.
There are no good people and bad people, only developed minds and developing minds.
The weak put up with bureaucratic nonsense, the brave fight it, the wise simply work around it, never taking eyes of the goals to realize.
Having observed multiple enterprises I've come to realize that "stage-gate" is where their process and productivity goes to die.
you are the stories you tell.
A sense of prolonged professional comfort is a sign of setting into complacence.
The more I interact with organizations, the more I realize how important competent people are to the core of their success.
It's not much of a charm, but emotional stability and willingness to make things work, are essential qualities for customer-interacting jobs.
The most difficult to learn aren't the ones that add to our knowledge, but those that demand changes to our habits and behaviors.
convention over configuration is awesome when we know and can remember the conventions.
Reboot seems to be a proven solution, not just for windows, but from treadmills to airplanes!
it's interesting to meet organizations where management wants devs. to create quality code, but devs feel their management won't let them.
We looked at this problem and said we can solve it using a pool of threads. Now we have a pool of problems.
I really hate being distracted from my distractions.
It's quite clear how poor my design abilities were 10 years ago. What's not clear is how it sucks today, what I'll tell 10 years from now.
Weak can turn strong with diligence while the strong may turn weak from complacency.
Our field has fundamentally transformed in the last two decades, from devs fighting DLL hell to fighting assembly and jar hell.
It's quite dangerous when the experts quit listening and insists on the world accepting their dogmas and prescriptions.
Those who can't spend time and effort on automated feedbacks have to expend a greater magnitude on the aftermath.
If they hear you say "change" they ask you "Why?" If they see you succeed, they ask you "How?"
Have scientist figured this phenomenon that slows time to a crawl when you get on the treadmill?
You know it's time to take a break when you're fixated to review and fix code printed on the back of someone's T-shirt.
Good communication skill is not just having a nice fluency of words but must be accompanied by fervorous good attitude.
Software development is not an act of spewing code but a balanced art and economics of evolving and refactoring just enough code.
I fear my children becoming programmers one day, and start to ask questions, and discover my dark past—coding with COM and CORBA.
It appears, most of the "we can't convince our management" comments come from those who've not taken the time/effort to convince themselves.
Code smell is a wonderful metaphor (coined by @KentBeck); the more we put up with bad smell, the sooner we impair our senses to recognize.
The first step in paying technical debt is to check if we're actively acquiring avoidable new debt each day.
Professionalism is an act where we openly compliment and critique our ideas in a civil manner and end the day with a cheerful handshake.
There's cure for ignorance, and even incompetency, but all is lost in the presence of complacency.
A good learning should not merely fill our brains with more knowledge, but influence a change in our behavior, so we can achieve more.
A perfect way to fail is to be bent on making things perfect instead of valuable.
The biggest challenge is not the availability of tools or techniques, but the strong resistance to explore, experiment, & adapt.
It's critical to know if a low cost service is a result of higher efficiency or lower quality.
Son: "Dad can I have it?" Me: "302" Son (to my wife): "Mom?" Wife: "404"
So many of us confuse listening with agreeing, but they both are quite orthogonal.
There are but two constants, the first, as Heraclitus said, is change, and the second is the inborn human resistance to it.
One of the biggest services a mentor can provide is help people quickly get out of their comfort zone.
I am, but a work in progress, being debugged and evolved every day of my life, with a few bugs in me fixed, and a few new ones added.
Automated test is an act of self discipline where we're willing to invest time now for a greater saving later. Reaping that benefit today.
I think it takes some courage to invest in ourself.
Worry not if the American dream is dying, instead wake up to realize your dreams.
Asking someone to comment poorly written code is like asking them to take a higher interest loan to play their current debt.
Create fast should not imply drop quality, but to focus on the most essential features and business value.
Why do people speed like crazy on the roads and stand still on escalators?
Passion is the alarm that wakes you up, so you can go realize your dreams.
Let's give variables the names they deserve.
Expect a good mentor to serve as a ladder than as an escalator or an elevator/lift.
Each of us have two personalities, one before we have our first caffeinated drink of the day, and a gentler one after.
Let's judge code, not people.
There's often a tradeoff between more vs. better of something.
Ruby: 'Hey dude, we're about the same age :snicker' ~ Java: "eh, you're as cool as you think?{grunt}" ~ Lisp: (damn juveniles)
The problem with those of us who strive for perfection may be we believe we're perfect in defining perfection.
It's not the syntax or the idioms that we should pickup first in programming, but a sense for code smells.
My estimations skills are only surpassed by my ability to produce bug free software.
Giving in to the fear of failure is the biggest of all failures.
10% of the time, we write ugly code for performance reasons, the other 90% of the time, we write ugly code to be consistent.
Software is never written, it's only evolved.
If we ever figure a way to time travel, I will go back and stop that dude who put space in the directory name "Program Files"
Exercising is hard, but it makes the rest of the day so much easy.
The most important investment we make each day is on ourself, for if we don't trust, how silly to expect others to.
The irony of software dev_a field where most practitioners claim things change real fast, and, yet vehemently resist that very change.
Martin Luther King effected change, not by yelling America sucks, but by telling the dreams he had for her better future.
Oh, the pattern name you're looking for is "coding in desperation."
So many of us are eager to find an answer, but without knowing the question.
Instead of hearing "we're agile!" I'd like to hear "we're successful and here's why."
A programmer's command of the computers is in proportion to how often, and how comfortable, they're on the command line.
An expert is shaped, not by all the answers they've learned, but by the questions they've not been embarrassed to ask.
My days would be so much better if I don't have to constantly deal with… myself.
In programming, the variable flag is pronounced "smell."
The problem with most of us is not the one of misconception, but the one of conviction, that what have it all figured out.
Jealousy's a feeling we don't wanna work hard to attain what others have. Inspiration motivates us to attain & exceed. Cultivate the latter.
change is easy when we change often.
I like meeting someone negative and snobbish from time to time, they remind me, and make me thankful, how wonderful rest of the world is.
Let's not confuse experience & comfortable. One requires constantly getting out of the comfort zone, the other settles in.
programmers should care about warning as they care about errors.
Flying worldwide has given me insights on how reservation systems handle concurrency. It's called "yell out the passenger's seat number."
Ego is like cholesterol---there are good parts and bad parts.
The word to define the behavior of postponing to the last minute is not agile. It's called unorganized, lack of discipline.
Education is not a pursuit of a degree but the elevation and broadening of ones mind.
In programming, exceptions have become anything but.
I don't mind people talking to me when I'm working, as long as they don't expect me to actually listen. :)
I realize I can never convince anyone. At the best, I can merely lay down good reasons to help others convince themselves.
More advices are given than taken.
We may get better results if, rather than appraising employees' performance, managers focus on nurturing a good team culture.
It's an irony that fields where rapid feedback's hard are longing while the field where it's largely affordable's wants all up front.
You've shown what great things a simple man with discipline and perseverance can truly achieve. You live in our memories. #Mandela
Few things are satisfying as literally seeing tears of joy fill the eyes of someone, at the moment of their hard earned success.
There's no excuse worst than the one we give to ourself.
Quality of a presentation = inspiration * information
One of the easiest way to reduced quality of any activity is to cram it all on or near the due date.
We have no way to influence the state of the world we enter, but, I hope, we can do something good about it before we exit.
It's better to be an exceptional you than an average imitation of someone else you consider exceptional.
I don't take new year resolutions, I prefer more frequent, everyday resolutions. It's lot easier and fun to fail each day than once a year.
On any given day, I meet two sets of people: those living to die and those dying to live. The latter is so much fun to hang around with.
Every design, I bet, looked like a good idea at that time, however long ago and short lived that time period was.
Any seemingly good set of practices may yield better results when used contextually instead of prescriptively.
Experience is the passage through time where we gain the ability to look at our own past and say "what the heck was I thinking then?"
I hear that TDD is mainstream, most organizations follow Threat Driven Development.
In the digital age, developing the skills to ask the right questions is more important than having the right answers.
Success is a garland of small failures tied together with a thread of perseverance.
Teaching is not only about helping students acquire knowledge, but help them pick up better learning skills and work habits.
It's unintelligent to repeat the mistakes of yesterday. Get creative, go make new ones for today.
Trust is like hard earned wealth, we have to work each day to build it and use caution not to lose it all in one foolish act.
I think that authors who write more than one book suffer from short term memory. Why else would they take on the pain yet again? :)
What's being spoken is often not what's being heard.
It's not about fixing a bug, but learning how things actually work.
A good mission in life is not to rush to perform what others do, but fill the gaps in a passionate area where others won't.
The hardest step in solving any problem seems to be asking for help.
Functional programming is cool, but the real charm is in what it makes easy—lazy evaluation.
A design lesson I've learned over the years: behavior over state.
Most of us have to fix just one thing - attitude - rest of it gets fixed fairly easily.
When coding, null should be pronounced smell.
I really like TV... turned off.
agility is about delivering value early without compromising a reasonable quality of the product or the heath of the developers.
I don't prepare for talks, the talks prepare me—there's so much learning that happens.
Strive to be an informed constructive critique and a contributor, not a troll.
Know thy audience.
The best gift I've received from anyone is the warmth of their company and the lasting memory of good times with them.
Sorry, you have to wait, I will get to complaining about your flaws as soon as I fix mine.
Never deprive people the pleasure of enlightenment through discovery.
At some point we've to realize that effecting change in an organization start with us overcoming our own fears.
Efficiency is attained not by doing tasks better or faster, but by avoiding those that shouldn't be done in the first place.
always fun when in a room with two people, one telling the code is terse while the other pointing it's verbose.
There are only two options: adapt or perish. The first one's really fun once we break the inertia.
Complain as much as possible, but armed with facts, not with prejudice.
Let IDEs minimize typing not remove thinking.
Being content with available language/lib capabilities is as dangerous as being ignorant of them, given how nascent our field really is.
Every day is an opportunity to refactor our minds.
A good code should read like a story, not like a puzzle.
History bestowed us with Lincoln, Gandhi, MLK, Theresa, Mandela,... wish the world was truly blessed so these heroes were not needed.
what if we quit coding and start expressing?
The most rewarding, yet the hardest, part of writing seems to be the willingness to remove words to strengthen the sentences.
Values are not what we teach about, but the ones we live by.
It's not the failures that leads to success but the perseverance to apply the lessons learned.
A maintainable code is a gift we give ourselves for the future.
Most of what we reject is not due to the lack of viability of an idea, but one of fear from unfamiliarity with it.
Lesson this morning: Sometimes if it seems hard it may not need an added thrust but an extra thought.
The first human who turned noise into music is the true genius.
If there's is a lesson life has thought me, it's that there's no single way to ever look at anything.
Education shouldn't be an attempt to fill heads with knowledge, but an act of maturing minds to continuously learn & adapt.
Let's not compromise quality in favor of quantity.
I'm honored to have great students who teach me well.
If it's getting hard to effect change, chances are the organization may be stifled by a big circle of finger pointing.
It's quite ironic, but anything (tool, API, library,...) with the word 'simple' in its name rarely is.
You won't pick dentist based on their "money back guarantee." Don't pick a vendor based on strong SLA, but on reputation & relationship.
You doing the right things today is a good way to earn a sincere 'thanks' from the future you.
It's amazing how technology has evolved. We've gone from calling the wrong person to texting the wrong person.
You don't need anyone's permission to be professional.
When that urge to comment strikes, see how to express that thought in code instead of comment.
People often are not as convinced about things as they think they are.
If only we could compare the cost of quality with the cost of not having it...
Poor quality is like crime, there will always be someone willing to commit it. But, we can hope & nurture, so more of us have better values.
Speed without discipline is the fastest way to wreckage.
Tools or techniques used blindly do not create good design, programmers being conscious, making good decisions, applying right tools, do.
Some organizations try to breed programmers in captivity; they can't survive outside of their frameworks or IDEs.
Treating someone nice is not an act of respect but of self-respect.
Most programmers seems to be bothered by syntax; get past that soon, the real scare is in the semantics.
There are two kinds of people we run into each day: those we work with and those we work around.
indirection is the ultimate sophistication in programming.
The four uses of frameworks: reuse, confuse, misuse, and overuse.
Somewhere in the transition from childhood to adulthood, quite a few humans go from "I don't know" to "I don't care to know."
A sentence with "I don't like..." should not end in period, but continue to suggest why and offer some constructive alternatives.
I know for certain that the rest of my day can only be better, for I am starting by writing a regular expression.
It's little things that make a big difference in the hearts.
Geeks complaining about technology is far more pleasant to hear than folks complaining about people.
The lessons from history are filled with wonders, from what the heck was wrong with people, to awe about small group's heresies & tenacity.
After traveling thru much of this world I've discovered there are only four major religions: cricket, soccer, football, and hockey.
After roaming several parts of this world I conclude there's actually a universal form of expression. It's called graffiti.
Confusion may arise in the presence of complexity but it also appears in the case of unfamiliarity.
I've taken a few decades to acquire great wealth that's in the form of friendship with some beautiful minds.
Coding in dream is fun.
We are but victims of poor designs.
The net effect of complexities and ceremonies is multiplicative, not additive.
A true appreciation/understanding of a language emerges when we dig into its semantics, not just its syntax
We can't make legacy code better by writing more of the same way; it needs change in behavior and practice.
The biggest impediment to learning is the reluctance to interact. Good work cultures break such barriers, making it safe to communicate.
When I was young, I was told there's heaven and hell. As I got older, I learned that to be true and both coexist here on earth.
When learning new constructs I wish more developers ask "how do we test it" instead of asking "how do we debug this"?
aspiration without perspiration --> unfulfilled dreams.
Often questions seem more interesting than answers.
t seems like writing the introduction is the hardest part of writing a book. Coming up with a good subtitle, the second hardest.
automated tests are but one of many means to an end—rapid useful feedback. If there are better easier ways in a context, go for it.
Until we've fully immersed in both an exceptionally static typed & a superb dynamic typed lang, we have no rights for opinions on typing.
what makes both writing and coding so interesting and challenging, at the same time, is there's simply no one way to express.
sometimes it takes years to realize how suckish some practices are.
When did presentation get attached to slides instead of communication?
If employees are reluctant to express their view, and discuss issues, an organization has a bigger problem to tackle first.
Better feedback comes, not from demos, but active use of an application while being developed.
It's important to learn from mistakes quickly, so we can move on to make new ones.
Writing code is a lot of fun, but throwing out code is pure bliss.
I'm shocked that they'd actually number a flight 404, don't complain if no geeks board.
When selecting a language, library, or a framework, it's vital to evaluate the ability to automate tests at various levels.
A field improves, not from corporate mandates, but when its practitioners grow up to act professionally.
Nothing exposes ones ignorance of a topic than an attempt to teach it.
Java came late to the party, but they brought great desserts
Life's too short to be complaining about things we can't also help improve.
I really like the sense of humor my friends have. They endorsed me on Linkedin for XML.
I like going to foreign lands so I can learn first hand how ridiculously I've been pronouncing their town names.
A poor performing unreadable code is hard to cure on both fronts.
What a teacher teaches is far less important that what a student learns and how it's applied.
There's humor in life, wherever we look.
Let not the current employment restrict professional and personal interest, growth, and freedom of expression outside of work.
Don't turn your problems into your customers' problems.
The true pleasures of meeting someone is hearing their stories of life and their perspectives.
Every day is bright, as I find someone random, who's better than me in some way, and quietly helps me improve myself.
Both in coding and writing, experience takes us from the anxious state of trying to figure out "what to write" to "what to remove."
Frequent travelers are never in jet lag, they're only in denial.
A programmer though "I could solve this problem using a monad," now has a sequence of problems.
When we focus on what we don't really need, it takes away time, money, effort, and focus from where it's really needed.
When we compromise quality for speed, we end up losing both.
I feel like all my code is like Benjamin Button, from the way it's created to how it turns with each refactoring.
By nature we're wired to mistake familiar as simple and the unfamiliar as complex.
A bright day will come when software developers treat errors as normal instead of as exceptions.
Nothing helps make things fall in place better than an approaching deadline.
I call on restaurants to reduce serving size. You will help reduce waste and waist.
"temp" is the name of a variable that's crying for its dignity and recognition.
There comes a point in time when it's more prudent to deprecate a language than deprecating some of it's features.
Experience is developing the courage to realize we were wrong so many time over the years.
I've come to realize the struggle to write automated tests come from lack of understanding & poor design than lack of tools.
Poor quality code is a reflection of lack of respect we carry for what we do, often with out realizing it.
self-realization is the best realization.
The easiest way to learn a new language quickly is to keep learning new languages. It raises our bar so unfamiliar turn to similarities.
What we say is a reflection of the subject, how we say it is a reflection of us.
Life, love, and time - can't think of anything more precious than that.
I have a feeling that each task I strike off on my todo list gives birth to a few more tasks.
A good code invites the reader.
If we're in a course, conference, or a workshop and we stare at our own monitors, that's called being at the wrong place at the wrong time.
It's hard to effect change when the key participants do not truly understand its impacts and benefits.
A good professional places quality over quantity.
It's through struggles and failures that real learning happens.
The hardest things to explain are the ones we've not understood well.
Mind, the tricks you play!
Family: A small group sent to planet earth to be brutally honest about you.
Nothing brings comforting smile out of a C++ programmer as an unhealthy dose of type coercion.
A sense of urgency should help us create relevant things with better quality, not lot of things with poor quality.
when nothing else works…. reboot
No timeboxed activity that improves our learning and influences steps forward can be a waste of time. It's a necessary investment.
When I hear someone say "hi baby" I wonder if the subject is addressed that way for possible cuteness or probable behavior.
Three levels of programming competency: "it's all magic" -> "here's how it works" -> "here's how it should work"
Programming with locks is not concurrent programming, it should be called congestion programming.
Concise vs terse: short enough, transparent, easy to read -vs- short, opaque, hard to understand. Let's favor concise, not terse code.
Ah, caught myself creating a Rube Goldberg machine, thankfully sanity kicked in.
Perseverance is not the determination to stick with the current plan of action but the will to adapt so we can reach our goals.
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Hyundai Motor Company (Hyundai) is recalling certain model year 2006-2009 Accent, model year 2007-2011 Azera, Sonata and Sante Fe,2006-2011 Tucson, 2009-2011 Elantra Touring, 2007-2010 Elantra, 2008-2011 Veracruz, 2009-2011 Genesis, 2010-2011 Genesis Coupe, 2007-2008 Entourage, and 2006-2008 Tiburon vehicles. Originally, in April 2013, Hyundai recalled 1,059,824 model year 2007-2009 Accent and Tucson, model year 2007-2010 Elantra, model year 2007-2011 Santa Fe, model year 2008-2009 Veracruz, model year 2010-2011 Genesis Coupe, and model year 2011 Sonata vehicles. In September 2013, Hyundai informed the agency that it was adding more vehicles to this campaign, representing an additional 652,512 units. The total number of vehicles being recalled is now 1,712,336. In the affected vehicles, the stop lamp switch may malfunction. A malfunctioning stop lamp switch may cause the brake lights to not illuminate when the brake pedal is depressed or may cause an inability to deactivate the cruise control by depressing the brake pedal. Additionally, a malfunctioning stop lamp switch may also result in intermittent operation of the push-button start feature, affect the operation of the brake transmission shift interlock feature, preventing the shifter from being moved out of the PARK position and cause the Electronic Stability Control (ESC) malfunction light to illuminate.
Failure to illuminate the stop lamps during braking or inability to disengage the cruise control could increase the risk of a crash. Additionally, when the ignition is in the 'ON' position, the transmission shifter may be able to be moved out of Park without first applying the brake. This may lead to unintentional movement of the car which may increase the risk of a crash.
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June 21 (Bloomberg) -- Venezuela's overnight bank lending rate fell to the lowest since 2008 as President Hugo Chavez's push to boost bank lending swelled the amount of cash in the financial system.
The rate at which banks lend to each other declined to an average of 0.09 percent today from 0.1 percent yesterday, said an official at the central bank, who asked not to be identified because he isn't authorized to speak publicly. That's the lowest level since June 20, 2008. The rate has fallen for 8 consecutive days from 10.5 percent on June 9.
"There's an excess of liquidity in the system so there aren't any banks looking to borrow in the market," said Jose Grasso, president of Softline Consultores, a Caracas-based banking research and consulting firm. "Banks are more focused on lending than borrowing right now."
Chavez ordered the central bank to reduce reserve requirements in April to free up as much as 10 billion bolivars ($2.3 billion) to be used for lending to build homes in a bid to pare an estimated 2 million unit housing deficit. Bank lending rose 33.8 percent from a year earlier in May, according to Softline.
The monetary base, which measures the amount of bolivars in circulation, has risen 10 percent in nominal terms this year to 324.3 billion bolivars on June 10, the latest available data from the central bank show. The overnight rate has averaged 9.7 percent in 2011 and 6.3 percent in June.
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