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Our daughter Molly, at her 12th Birthday Party
Twenty six days before the accident
I'm so much better a man for having known her.
I posted a few days ago regarding losses – specifically the loss of my daughter, and a good friend's loss of most of his lower left leg and foot.
Hardly an upbeat read.
However, Life is not just loss. Life also gives us lessons!
Since I heard from my good friend Bob regarding his diabetic amputation surgery, I've tried to contact him. We exchanged texts initially a couple of times, and he advise me he would call.
I feared the worst.
So, I took it upon myself to call him. Not to incessantly badger him (thinking he was busy enough) but once a week, just to check-in on him and his condition. And attitude.
And I ended up leaving messages. And this concerned me.
Bob returned yesterday's message last night. I needn't have been concerned.
Bob – (my former PI and gun store boss) was in great spirits! YES, he did lose his left foot and about 12″ of lower leg. And yes, he has a long, painful recovery and rehab ahead.
But he was not only doing physically well – he was doing well emotionally and spiritually, too!
Now, Bob would be the first to tell you he is not a religious guy. And not the most spiritual. But he almost lost his life to sepsis, and took his survival to mean he is supposed to remain here a while longer.
And not wallow in his losses.
He is fortunate to have the great support of his wife and two daughters. And his brother. And he reminded of previous losses and near-death experiences he has suffered.
Or, in the words of his parents (both deceased), "Put on your big boy panties and get on with it!"
And his is and has.
And, he reminded me (indirectly) that I have similar lessons. I, too, have had losses, and near-death experiences. And I have wallowed. Or more specifically whined.
I might lose some benefits. So what? Big boy panties are available for the wearing.
Bob has set an example for me to try and emulate.
Starting now.
Most of you know, my Father was sports addict, and as a result (because of my inability to play after the onset of my disability at age 12), I was a sports orphan.
And the culmination of all this for me is I don't have a passion for most sports. Watching, playing, appreciating. Because I can't play, and because I was saturated with it as a child.
(If YOU love your sports, enjoy! It's no problem for me. But, like religion, please leave it outside my door!)
I oft wondered about the American fetish for the love of team sports – especially baseball, football and basketball. It's been explained to me that it has to do with civic pride. And, of course, friendly bets around the water cooler.
Or the bookie.
Marx says religion is the opiate of the masses. In this country, the opiate is also sports! I guess it stops folks from discussing religion and politics(?)
MY passion is the ability to live free. To make my own choices. To not be compelled to give to others through the power and force of government. If I choose to do so, that's one thing. At the point of a gun, that's another.
And, of course, my passion for the love a good woman.
Currently absent. :-(
But that's for another post…
h/t FB
My friend ASM826 (whilst reporting in Borepatch) spun a tale of government most foul:
In Maryland, this week, one set of parents have been investigated for letting a 10 year old and a 6 year old go walking without supervision. The parents want the kids to have what they think of as normal freedom, expanding as the children get older. Child protective services are now involved in a neglect investigation.
Of course, we don't know many specifics. But this from the article in the NYDN is telling:
Danielle and Alexander Meitiv say the county's Child Protective Services began investigating them after police stopped their 10-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter midway through a mile-walk home on Dec. 20 in Silver Spring. Police say they stopped the children and drove them home after someone reported seeing them.
OMG! Someone saw children! Sacre' Bleu!
(In the name of piling on, I'm adding to ASM826's tales of misspent youth)
I was raised in a small, white bread college town. Still, my parents placed boundaries with regard to my wandering. Roughly 1/2 mile in any direction, as boundaried by major streets I was NOT allowed to cross. Withing those boundaries were trees needing climbing, houses under construction needing exploring, irrigation conduits needing climbing down into and junk in alleys needing examining. And rockets and firecrackers needing ignition! I had these boundaries until high school, to which I either walked or rode my bicycle. One mile each direction. Then there were stores, shops (the hobby shop) and MORE construction sites, including an industrial park just the other side of the high school.
With underground electrical access.
VERY cool for fledgling secret agent fantasies!
Yes, I was wounded, scratched, developed blisters, was hit in the head by a rock in a dirt clod fight, dislocated my left thumb playing football, and broke my arm at school doing faux karate.
And none of these things with parental supervision.
I didn't ride my 24″ Schwinn Speedster with a helmet, either!
Now CPS and the police are enforcing this NERF world. And taking more rights away from parents.
In loco parentis, indeed!
I'm in whine mode.
(I know I said at the outset that I wouldn't use this weblog for therapy, but, hell, it's my blog, so here goes…)
Holidays suck.
Why? Not only do I not have any funds to get neat presents for friends and family, but, I've no one with whom to share the non-materialistic parts of the holidays. One terrific couple I know gifted me with a cool assortment of cheeses and beers (including Lindeman's raspberry ale!), and all I could give them in response was a small bag of garlic goldfish.
Hardly an even trade.
I love my sister and her kids, and her kid's kids dearly, but going to a family celebration alone with certain people in absentia is always painful.
Now it's the downhill slide from the New Year, to Molly's birthday, to the anniversary of the accident, in March.
We're told the best way to get out of this kind of funk is to create a gratitude list. So here goes…
I've a roof over my head, and a working car. Thanks to my friends! I'm on Medicare. I've disability benefits, which, while in no way am I rich, I can buy food, gas, and pay rent. I've a select group of friends, both locally and on the Internet, who help out whenever they can. Many of these friends have gone above and beyond – for years – when I am unable to give back in kind.
This must mean something.
I'm disabling comments for this post. Because, in lieu of giving me an Internet "there-there", or a virtual hug (or a kick in the pants), please stop for a moment and create your own gratitude list.
It helps.
Is it out there, anymore?
I remember my Father ranting about the dearth of customer service when I was a teenager – and that was in the 60's.
Back then a guy in a uniform (or at least a uniform shirt) filled your tank, checked your oil, and cleaned your windshield. And no tip was asked or expected. Now, IF there's a monitor/cashier at the self-service gas station behind the bulletproof glass, it's an effort to get them to look up from their graphic novel to take your card for purchase.
And waiters/waitresses? One would think when they are first being trained, they would be instructed that the more courteous and efficient they are, the better tip they will receive. But most these days are barely capable in getting your food to you at all. Need extra napkins or a refill on that beverage? Good luck with that.
And getting the order correct in the first place? Fuggedaboutit!
Retail stores? Just try to find someone who has any idea where stock might be, or even be able to direct you to it.
Call centers? Pshaw.
And we who chat regarding firearms on the Internet are familiar with H & K's (in)famous lack of customer service.
One word. OBAMACARE. And government services in general.
And, while I'm on the subject – do any of these aforementioned folks speak American English? This assumes I don't have to migrate through a computer-generated menu prompt resembling a RPG in Urdu to get to a human.
We now return you to your post-holiday festivities.
This is not a manner of confession, but rather an observation. (And also why I generally keep my real identity in this blog anonymous) There is a push to include mental health as part of the record used to do government-sponsored background checks prior to the purchase of a firearm. If we knew these records would be kept private, and only persons who were a definite threat to others were denied, I might get on board with such a system. If I thought free commerce restriction was the government's business.
However, based on what has happened in New York and elsewhere (confiscations-after-the-fact) and the government is defining inappropriate mental health for firearms ownership in the most loose of terms (like being prescribed an antidepressant or visiting a therapist for any reason) I must conclude that is simply another tentacle in the
gun people control web.
The number of mental health records in the federal background-check system has more than tripled since 2011 (WaPo)
So much for HIPAA, and medical privacy. After all, it's the government's business if you are in marriage counseling, or slightly depressed, or a good friend just passed away.
Because we're all so fragile we might off ourselves, or others.
With evil guns.
BTW, both the ex-wife and I have owned firearms. And currently live 1/4 mile apart. And nothing has happened between us violently. In fact we are friends.
I hope my record isn't in the system(?)
h/t Say Uncle
(I don't know if that's the correct term, but, it seems to apply.)
When I was in early elementary school, I had a great dentist. No pain, trinkets afterward. When I was in the Second Grade, I got a skull ring with ruby eyes for myself, and a heart ring for Susan Johnson, my girlfriend.
Then my Dad married my stepmother that Summer, and we moved. And I never saw her again. Nor the cool dentist. :-(
My adult teeth came in, and in junior high came time for me to revisit a dentist. My stepmother took me to hers, who had apprenticed under Dr. Mengele!
Not enough anesthetic, no sympathy, my own unfamiliarity with adult teeth. It was like that movie that set dentistry back 150 years…
And, my stepmother being embarrassed by my 'carrying-on' just never took me back. EVER.
And my teeth, which are very soft (I'm told because I was born premature) just rotted on the vine. My Dad's example didn't help, either. He had full upper false teeth by the time he was twenty-one!
So, much of my adult life has been avoiding dentists and dentistry, or having no insurance, or funds, and dealing with the wreckage of my past.
My current situation is a lower molar, filling compromised, tooth self-destructing. Fortunately, tooth pain has been intermittent and dealt with with topical aids. But recently part of the tooth broke, and the side is chronically abrading the side of my tongue when I speak.
And I like talking. OW!
I was able to blunt the edge enough to make things more comfortable – but I know a dentist visit is in my future.
And I keep repeating in my head, "Is it SAFE?"
Rather, 1952.
It's November 24, GUFFAW'S Birthday! I'm 62 !
AND, it's time for a tonsorial update.
Remember, June 26, 2014, the post entitled Tonsorial Splendor?
Well, here's an update:
Geez, Louise, I look like a bargain-basement Santa Claus!
Or Gabby Hayes*…
(*Children, ask your parents, or use that Internets thing!)
Halloween was probably my favorite holiday – as a child. When else can I go out at night, largely unescorted after I reached school-age, and extort goodies from as many neighbors as I could, all whilst my identity was hidden!
Living in a city-locked white-bread college town, possible dangers were negligible, and we could get popcorn balls and caramel apples along with the usual candy bars and such. I even remember returning home on one occasion to get a second bag!
Then, I became a teen, and my interests lie in other than candy…
Fast-forward to fatherhood, and escorting my tiny daughter in her princess costume to a few neighbors. This evolved to letting her go out by herself, in costumes she herself had sewn and designed (Jean Grey from the XMen, for example). Dad got into the act at work, oft winning department costume contests, using makeup, wigs, even shaving my head and/or face a couple of times to make a costume character come together!
After the accident, the holiday lost it's appeal. I dressed up a couple times at work – but my heart wasn't in it.
I don't even give out candy. Getting up and down to answer the door is just too time consuming and physically difficult.
And besides, Jean Grey doesn't stop by, anymore.


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After much research and shopping, I recently included two of these chairs in the design of an executive office. Upon their arrival, frankly, I was stunned at how classically beautiful they are and how remarkably well two of them fit into the office. They are very well made and, while being very substantial, are easy to move around for various purposes within the office, e.g., working at a conference table, pulling the chairs up to the executive desk when clients need to sign documents, etc. Compared to other chairs I shopped, the value and beauty can't be beat anywhere! I truly made an excellent choice and will definitely include them in my next project!
This chair arrived promptly - in 4 pieces (2 sides, 1 back and 1 seat bottom) along with 2 metal bars (seat supports), no visible assembly insttructions, and a small plastic baggie containing an allen wrench and a label that said "find hardware here." Well, an allen wrench is NOT hardware; and this caused confusion - thinking some parts had not arrived. Called Overstock and asked for hardware and assembly instructions; they arrived a week later. Initially, I was bewildered because unless the "sockets" that were to receive the bolts were beneath the bottom cushion covering, it was NOT going to happen with flat-ended bolts. Then the light dawned! There are 4 allen-head bolts in the bottom of the seat cushion and 2 in the bottom of the seat back; they must be removed, inserted through the support bars and then rebolted into the seat bottom. Likewise, the ones in the seat back must be removed and then reinserted after threading through the rear leg brackets. The assembly instructions had been tucked inside the seat bottom cover and weren't evident until assembly had begun. The milling was just a tad off, so it was rather difficult to line up the bolts to refasten them; and as a resultk one of the front legs leans out at the bottom just a fraction more than does the other one. Overall, however, this is a good item for the money and will suit my purposes - need for another guest chair in a small living room.
We have had these chairs for several years and they have stood the test of time. They aren't the highest quality chairs, but they still look great after several years of use and have kept their shape, color, etc. They would work well in any office setting.
I read numerous reviews before purchasing these chairs for my office and read that they were difficult to assemble. If you are handy with a screw driver (allen wrench in this case) you can easily put these chairs together in no time. We got five of these bad boys and they get plenty of use and abuse in our busy office. The leather is holding up quite well and not deforming at all like some of the other customers have reported. They seem to be slightly over sized when you are in them and are quite cozy for a waiting chair. I also read that they aren't comfortable to sit in, to adress that I look at it through a lens of reality. Its not a plush recliner that I paid 2K for, its a waiting chair! Great durrable chair for a great price. You will not be disapointed with these in any type of waiting area.
I picked these chairs over the traditional home theather chairs for my home theather and I am happy I did. They are sturdy, comfortable, and offer a variety of seating arrangements that I would have lost with fixed theather chairs.
Looks well with matching desk chair. Very nice quality and for a very good price. Speedy delivery and good packaging, as well.
priced right and comfortable, perfect for our waiting room.
Fits great in a small room and soft and comfortable
Perfect for our office reception area. Comfortable and sleek, just as pictured
I recently purchased 6 of these chairs for my office. They're beautiful, comfortable chairs, and very sturdy. However, the assembly was a bit of a challenge. I found that some of the brackets were pre-assembled backwards or sideways, and it took some time to figure out the correct way they should face. It took 2-3 people to put attach the backs, also, just to hold the chair together while the bolts were lined up correctly and properly secured. But overall, I'm very happy with the purchase, and the chairs look great!
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I have a webservice with .NET 1.1 (old school ASMX) and I am creating a client app to connect to it and use its services. From what I remember from the last time I had used Visual studio -which was 2003 version!- I can add a WebReference to it and easily use it. Tried it . it still works. but it looks like things have changed in 2008 and now we also have WCF. so I can add it as a Service Reference. but with this new method I could not find a way to create an Instance object to the ASMX service and call its methods... how do we accomplish the same thing with WCF?
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Ways your self-winding watch is like a shark: it's sleek, streamlined, flawlessly designed...and if it stops moving it'll die. But unlike sharks, your watch can't glide through the ocean 24 hours a day to keep itself going strong. That's where our automatic single watch winders come in. They rotate your watch to mimic the natural motion of your arm, making sure your favorite timepiece is always running and ready to wear. And single watch winders actually do more than keep your watch going. They're also luxurious display cases for your favorite timepieces. Choose from one watch winders or watch winders that can accommodate multiple automatic watches. But however many you have—three, two, or just one—watch winders from Brookstone are the perfect way to keep them looking good and working like a charm.
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recently, in Pennsylvania, the use of AMD from abandoned coal mines had not been a viable option. Many current Marcellus shale oil and gas fracking wells are in close proximity to AMD areas, creating a unique opportunity to beneficially use
with studies on water wells in other shale-rich areas of the U.S. where fracking is taking place -- such as the Marcellus Shale region of Pennsylvania. Townsend-Small explained that water samples finding natural gas-derived methane in wells
the signatures of naturally-occurring methane and stray gas contamination from shale gas drill sites overlying the Marcellus shale in Pennsylvania and the Barnett shale in Texas. The researchers sampled water from the sites in 2012 and 2013. Sampling
formation. For example, the water characteristics in the Eagle Ford Formation could be very different compared to the Marcellus Shale , requiring different approaches." An integrated approach is also critical in addressing challenges on the downstream
and affects the quality of hundreds of waterways in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Because much of the current Marcellus shale gas development is taking place in regions where large amounts of historic coal mining occurred, some experts have
with less individual generators Accordingly, the purchase provides KG&E with the products and services that the Marcellus Shale and Utica Shale markets require throughout Pennsylvania and West Virgina as well. The Baldor units can be used with
potentially harmful contaminants from Marcellus Shale wastewater before it is discharged ..... Because much of the current Marcellus shale gas development is taking place ..... blended different mixtures of Marcellus Shale fracking wastewater and acid
methane concentrations in groundwater. The study area includes about 2000 square miles and is considered favorable for Marcellus Shale gas resources. None of the water wells tested were located within a mile of existing natural gas wells. "This study
ground water. The study, conducted by the National Energy Technology Laboratory, focuses on a drilling site in the Marcellus Shale region. Fracturing fluid containing special tracers was injected some 8,000 feet underground and monitored over
water wells near shale-gas drilling sites in the Marcellus Shale basin of northeastern Pennsylvania, as well as possible ..... Shale basin is very different from Pennsylvania's Marcellus Shale ," Vengosh noted. Far from contradicting the earlier


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Unlocking the Mystery
Explores the life and magic of the great escape artist through his most prized possessions-- the Chinese Water Torture Cell, the Milkcan, his straitjackets, handcuffs, and lockpicks-- and investigates the many facets of the man himself-- brash showman, fierce competitor, loyal son and husband.
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Free Pit Bull pups in Wichita.
My wife is a manager at an apartment complex and a resident had a litter of pups that have until Friday before they become Saturday's won ton special.
These are free. I believe there are only 3 available. I don't know anything else about the dogs.
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LONDON (AP) -- You know what you want -- what you really, really want -- to cap the Olympic Games? A closing ceremony featuring the Spice Girls.
Organizers won't confirm it, but the 90s "girl power" group have been photographed rehearsing for Sunday's night's show, so an appearance by Baby, Ginger, Scary, Sporty and Posh seems certain.
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They'll be joined by a hit parade of British music acts, including The Who, George Michael, Muse, Annie Lennox and the Pet Shop Boys, for what artistic director Kim Gavin calls "a mashed-up symphony" of British hits.
The ceremony ends a Summer Games that have gone far better than many had predicted. Gavin says he wants the ceremony to be "the best after-show party that's ever been."


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Suitcase astray – not ok.
There's an unusual feeling you get… when you sit by the window on a plane waiting for the end of boarding and your flight to begin, observing the workers shoving the luggage into the hold of the plane… when suddenly you see that they're all done and walk off… but a single suitcase remains of the ground – all on its lonesome. Big and black. And it's YOUR suitcase!


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Just because you don't have all the tools and training of a full-time medical examiner doesn't mean you can't learn your way around a crime scene. In Forensics, award-winning author and TV show consultant D.P. Lyle, M.D., takes each area of forensics-from fingerprint analysis to crime scene reconstruction-and discusses its development, how the science works, how it helps in crime solving, and how you as a writer might use this technique in crafting your plot. This comprehensive reference guide includes: * Real-life case files and the role forensic evidence played in solving the crimes * A breakdown of the forensics system from its history and organization to standard evidence classification and collection methods * Detailed information on what a dead body can reveal-including the cause, mechanism, and manner of death * The actual steps taken to preserve a crime scene and the evidence that can be gathered there, such as bloodstains, documents, fingerprints, tire impressions, and more Forensics is the ultimate resource for learning how to accurately imbue your stories with authentic details of untimely demises.
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Systems that track certain varieties start with certified seed and end with traceable, high-quailty ingredients
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It's been almost a year since the E. coli outbreak that originated in Germany in May last year killed more than 40 people. The frenzy to identify the strain responsible — the relatively rare O104:H4 — helped point out the increasing need for rapid and reliable pathogen testing in the food industry.
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A longtime industry colleague and friend recently told me it was the things he couldn't see that he feared most. Lurking somewhere in his processing equipment or on a product sitting in a sales cooler, there are a few colonies of pathogenic bacteria waiting to wreak havoc in our business and lives.
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Imagine pointing your smart phone at a head of lettuce in the grocery store and having the phone tell you what farm the lettuce came from and the date the produce arrived in the grocery store. What if your phone could even tell you what temperatures the lettuce was exposed to in transit? If various sectors of the industry got on the same wavelength, consumers could stay healthier by tapping into a robust database of vital information.
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The most recent versions of the GFSI have intensified the importance of training in determining risk assessment, for seemingly obvious reasons. Poor training—or lack of training—places the plant and the company at risk for everything from non-conformance findings to product recalls and potential issues with public health.


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Keeping bread fresh?
We're having company for dinner on Saturday to celebrate the birthday of a friend, and today was the only day I could go to the store.
I picked up a nice crusty loaf of "French" bread for garlic bread.
What's the best way to keep it fresh for Saturday's dinner, when it will be magically transformed into garlic-y deliciousness?
It's in a paper sleeve, not wrapped again in plastic inside the paper sleeve, so when I got home, I wrapped it tightly with foil and left it sitting on the counter.
Any suggestions are appreciated!
The science behind bread staling is an interesting study, and you already have several things going against you. You chose a lean bread, one that doesn't have enriching ingredients like fat, dairy, eggs, etc. Lean dough breads stale the quickest - scientist say within the first 2 hours the crumb, crust and smell quickly change and degrade; which is why Europeans purchase loaves of lean bread on a daily basis. They just typically aren't good "keepers". Personally, if I would have purchased the bread on Thursday for a dinner on Saturday, I would have frozen the loaf in a close-fitting wrap (plastic wrap or foil, or both). I also would have left it in the paper wrapper instead of foil if I was going to store it at room temperature. The crust is sure to get much softer from the moisture in the crumb migrating to the crust when wrapped in foil and left at room temperature than in the paper. But you can redeem some of this by re-heating the loaf just before serving.
Were you going to toast/grill individual slices or reheat the whole or partial loaf in the oven? If you are toasting/grilling slices, you don't have to do anything. If you want to do the whole loaf, prepare it, wrap it in foil and bake it for 10-20 minutes at 300-350-degrees F. In order to to re-gelatinize the starches in the staling bread a slice at a time, use a (clean) plant mister which sprays a very fine mist. Lightly spritz a slice and warm the slice/s in a toaster but only for a moment. Just enough to warm the slice/s.
You can only successfully re-gelatinize the starches once, whether it's a slice or the whole loaf (or a portion of a loaf) and you need to use it immediately once it's been warmed.
Some things to keep in mind about staling breads:
-Unwrapped bread looses moisture and flavor faster, but retains crumb texture.
-Wrapped bread stays softer (especially if you baked the bread and wrap it while it is still slightly warm) but the crust softens quickly, OR, a loaf tastes better when you wrap it after the loaf is completely cold.
-Don't store the bread in the refrigerator. That happens to be a temperature where bread stales the fastest and the crumb firms the fastest. Optimum storage temperature is 70-95-degrees F.
-Freezing has the effect of about one day's storage time, and cold freezer storage effectively stops all other aspects of staling IF the bread is tightly wrapped in one or two layers of plastic wrap, then a layer of foil. The tight wrap is necessary to keep the moisture in the crumb from migrating through the crust, creating ice crystals, which are fund when bread is stored in a loose-fitting bag in the freezer.
My husband bakes bread every week and we can never eat it all in a day. I double wrap it in saran wrap, then zip locks and store in the deep freezer. It isn't perfect, but I haven't found a better way to keep it fresh. We only thaw the amount we will eat in a day.
Do you ever wonder why store bought sandwich bread lasts for a week????? That's why we bake our bread.
I know this is past your dinner deadline, but maybe for next time. I buy good artisan bread and always keep one in the freezer for "emergencies" like guests for dinner when I wouldn't have time to get to the bakery. I just freeze it in a ziplock freezer bag and when I am cooking dinner, I take it out of the bag and put it in the oven, right on the rack, frozen solid. Depending on the size/shape of the loaf, for a baguette I would heat the oven to about 375 and put it in for maybe 5-7 min. It will be crusty on the outside and soft and like freshly baked in the middle. If it's not quite thawed, I'll turn off the oven and leave it another minute or two.
For a rounder loaf I do a cooler oven, maybe 325 and heat it for about 15 or 20 min. It tastes like I just baked it.


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Ellen Pao's Statement On Losing The Kleiner Perkins Case: "The Battle Was Worth It"
Directly after the jury announced its final verdict in Ellen Pao Vs. Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, in which it ruled against all four of Pao's claims of gender discrimination and retaliation, Pao held a very short press conference at San Francisco's Superior Court. Flanked by her lawyers Alan Exelrod and Therese Lawless, Pao read a short statement. Embedded above is… Read More
Google Blasts Media Implications That It Runs That Town
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These Brutally Honest Push Notifications Will Make You Rethink Your Life
This is hilarious, and sad. We didn't evolve to live with phones in our hands. We're still getting the hang of managing our instincts and odd behaviors in the face of instant communication. This set of humorous push notifications proves that we have a lot to learn. Big thanks to Distractify for assembling these, which we discovered through DesignTaxi. Read More
ElecFreaks Is Selling (And Giving Away) A DIY VR Drone
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Trailer for 'Raiders!' Doc About the Greatest Fan Film Ever Made
We've talked about the awesome shot-for-shot remake of Raiders of the Lost Ark that was attempted by a group of 12-year old kids back in 1982 before. The film became a cult sensation when it was screened in Austin, Texas, and now the story of how the film came to be is coming to the big screen with a documentary called Raiders! premiering at SXSW next month. In addition to looking back at the making of the film with childhood friends Eric Zala and Chris Strompolos, it also chronicles their attempt to shoot the final scene they could never pull off: the infamous Flying Wing scene where the shirtless Nazi strongman is cut up by the circling plane's propeller while fighting Indy. This looks like one hell of a cool story. Watch now!
Alex Gibney's Scientology HBO Doc 'Going Clear' Debuts First Trailer
After debuting at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival last month, Taxi to the Dark Side director Alex Gibney is bringing his latest documentary to HBO. The film is called Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief, and as you have probably surmised, it profiles the controversial religion and Church of Scientology that counts several A-list celebrities amongst its members. Now a teaser trailer has arrived to give us a taste of the investigation we can expect when the film hits cable next month. I've heard that it doesn't dig much deeper beyond Lawrence Wright's book on which it's based, but it still sounds informative.
Watch: Trailer for Doc 'My Life Directed by Nicolas Winding Refn'
In a small amount of time, director Nicolas Winding Refn has made a name for himself as a unique auteur filmmaker, building up an impressive fanbase of cinephiles. Refn found himself in the spotlight after the success of Drive starring Ryan Gosling, and if you've ever wondered what it's like being a filmmaker working on your next project after such success, then you'll want to check out this documentary My Life Directed by Nicolas Winding Refn, directed and shot by Refn's wife Liv Corfixen. The film follows Refn as he works on Only God Forgives up through its debut at Cannes, and a trailer has surfaced. Watch!
Kickstart This: 'SCORE: A Film Music Documentary' About Composing
Do you love film scores? Do you love listening to soundtracks all day? Is John Williams or Ennio Morricone or Danny Elfman or Hans Zimmer your favorite musician? If you answered yes to any of those questions, this is a documentary for you. Longtime readers will know that I am a huge fan of scores myself, and I love discovering new work and enjoying old favorites. There's a brand new documentary called SCORE: A Film Music Documentary that just launched a Kickstarter page to get the final bit of funding it needs to finish up. We've been pitched on this one via email as well, and it honestly sounds like the kind of doc that we'll be excited to see once they're ready to premiere it. Until then, it needs our (financial) support to be completed.
› Posted February 16 in Docs, Feat, Kickstart This | Comments
Watch: See the Dark Side of Boxing in 'Champs' Documentary Trailer
As someone who isn't the biggest sports guy, the fascination with the sport of boxing is a mystery to me. But at the same time, I've enjoyed many a boxing drama, from Rocky to The Fighter. But for those who have an interest in boxing, there's a new documentary on the way called Champs, which profiles heavyweight championship boxers like Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield and Bernard Hopkins. Helped along by interviews with boxing fans and pop culture figures like Mark Wahlberg, Denzel Washington, Ron Howard, Spike Lee and more, this looks like something accessible for even the most clueless sports fan, and actually looks at the darker side of the sport, exploiting these athletes for their skills. Watch below!
Watch This One-Hour Making of 'How to Train Your Dragon 2' Doc
As upset as many are that The LEGO Movie didn't get an Academy Award nomination for Best Animated Film, and it also lost the Golden Globe, fans of animation should still be happy that a film like DreamWorks Animation's How to Train Your Dragon 2 is still getting plenty of love during awards season. It's a rare worthy sequel that is just as good, if not maybe a little better, than its predecessor with a story that still has a lot of heart, beautiful visuals and a fantastic adventure. And if you're interested in really diving in to how the film was made, a stellar, well-crafted one-hour documentary on the film's production is online. Watch!
New 'Saturday Night Live' Documentary to Open Tribeca Film Festival
This is a huge year for "Saturday Night Live." Coming up this weekend we have the live 40th anniversary special airing the evening of Sunday, February 15th, and it will be chock full of cast members, all-star hosts and of course clips from the late night sketch series' long run on the air. And now we'll get an in-depth look at the history of "SNL" in the form of a new documentary called Live from New York!, and it's just been announced as the opening night film of the 2015 Tribeca Film Festival in New York City on Wednesday, April 15th. This comes after James Franco's behind the scenes look at "SNL" debuted on Hulu last year.
Must Watch: Trailer for Ethan Hawke's 'Seymour: An Introduction'
Play life more beautifully. This is a documentary that I hope a few people take an interest in, because it's such a heartwarming and inspiring profile of a humble man. Seymour: An Introduction is a wonderful documentary directed by Ethan Hawke profiling piano player and teacher Seymour Bernstein, who gave up fame after a successful concert tour and has dedicated his life to teaching the wonder of music. As hinted at in the title, the doc is an introduction to Mr. Bernstein, giving audiences a glimpse at who he is and how inspiring he is. I first saw this film at the Telluride Film Festival and wrote this in my review: "Music is love, love is music. All I want to do is put on some Schubert, Bach and/or Beethoven and stare up at the stars…"
Excellent Short Doc on the Complex Puppetry Inside Jabba the Hutt
"He was entirely alien, and hopefully people aren't aware of how he's being operated." This is an exciting year for Star Wars, with a brand new trilogy and the characters we all grew up with. One of everyone's favorite characters is Jabba the Hutt, and we all know he was an impressive puppet creation designed by Phil Tippett, but how exactly did he work? Well, Jabba required three puppeteers inside and three others operating various parts, from the smoke to his breathing. The man behind some fantastic "filmumentaries", Jamie Benning, has put together a new video called Slimy Piece of Worm-Ridden Filth - Life Inside Jabba the Hutt (love this title) and it's an excellent 20-min short doc on the operation of Jabba. Dive in.
› Posted February 7 in Docs, Short Film, Star Wars, To Watch | Comments
Sundance 2015: Our 7 Favorite Documentaries - The Best of the Fest
The 2015 Sundance Film Festival has finally come to an end and to put a wrap on things and finalize our nearly two weeks of coverage, it's time to present our Best of the Fest. We're doing things a bit different this year and presenting combined favorites between Ethan and I (since we loved so many of the same movies). Instead of one big list, like year's past, we're splitting up our favorites between the best 7 Feature Films we saw and the best 7 Documentaries we saw. We obviously couldn't see every film playing, but did catch over 40 between us and felt like these films below deserve to be highlighted for standing out over the others. As our final recap of Sundance 2015, which has now concluded, we present our 7 favorite documentaries.
› Posted February 4 in Docs, Feat, Lists, Sundance 15 | Comments
Watch: Short Doc 'Elgin Park' on Photographer Michael Paul Smith
"The keys are in the car, there's a full tank of gas, and the food is good at the diner. That's Elgin Park." If you're a fan of photography, you may have seen these photos on the internet last year, as they went "viral" everywhere on social media. Michael Paul Smith is an artist who creatures vintage scenes to photograph using miniature models and playing with the optical illusion of perspective. He created an entire 1950's utopia called Elgin Park, "a fantastical world", and this documentary dives into the life of this charming, reclusive artist to reveal the dark inspiration behind his work. It's a fascinating and entertaining 9 minute experience. We're featuring this new short film in hopes that it'll inspire and intrigue as many as possible.
› Posted February 3 in Docs, Short Film, To Watch | Comments
Two Versions of Terrence Malick's 'Voyage of Time' Finally on the Way
Just last summer, we learned that Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett would lend their voices to Voyage of Time, a new film from Terrence Malick that has been held up for a few years now. And now confirmation has come that two different versions of the film are on the way as IMAX has announced a partnership with Broad Green Pictures, Sophisticated Films and Wild Bunch to complete financing on the gestating project. The film will be the first recipient of financing from IMAX's Original Film Fund that was announced last year, and with Knight of Cups debuting in Berlin soon, this is a good year to be a Malick fan. More below!
› Posted February 3 in Docs, Movie News | Comments
Sundance 2015: An Inside Look at Communism in 'The Chinese Mayor'
China is a endlessly fascinating country. With a population over 1.3 billion people, it's impressive that they can operate with a communist government yet still thrive and remain as powerful and successful as they currently are. I'm even more curious about the government: how exactly it works, how the entire hierarchy is structured, and how they're able to make progress and push forward when so many seem so vehemently against the system. The documentary The Chinese Mayor, which recently won a Special Jury Prize at Sundance for "Unparalleled Access", is a remarkable inside look at how one ambitious mayor in China tried to revitalize his city with his citizen's best interests at heart in the face of constant opposition. It's fantastic.
› Posted February 2 in Docs, Review, Sundance 15 | Comments
Watch: 'Merchants of Doubt' Doc Trailer About the Art of Propaganda
This is a must see documentary that will open your eyes to the insane world of propaganda that surrounds everyone here. Sony Pictures Classics has debuted the official trailer for the doc Merchants of Doubt, from director Robert Kenner (of Food, Inc. previously), that looks at the "pundits-for-hire who present themselves as scientific authorities as they speak about topics like toxic chemicals, pharmaceuticals and climate change." Essentially, it sheds light on the various lobbyists and corporations that fight endlessly to deny facts in order to maintain a political/financial agenda in their favor. I'm quoted in the trailer as I saw this in Telluride. The most interesting connection I can make: remember the group of lobbyists from Jason Reitman's Thank You for Smoking? This is about the real life version of that group. They do really exist.
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Gulbarga: Members of the Sri Rama Sena said on Saturday that they would expose the anti-Hindu and anti-Hindutva stance taken by the Bharatiya Janata Party Government in the State, and the role of the RSS in bringing pressure on the Government to act against the Hindutva organisations, in the coming Lok Sabha elections.
In the press conference held here, Sene president Pramod Muthalik and vice-president Sri Siddalinga Mahaswamigalu, chief of the Sri Karuneshwar Math at Andola in Jewargi taluk in Gulbarga said sene would educate voters on anti-Hindu activities of the BJP Government.
Sri Siddalinga Mahaswamigalu said that protesting against the ban order issued against Mr. Muthalik, the sene will organise state-wide protest on March 23.
Mr. Muthalik said the six districts units of the Bajrang Dal would soon be merging with the Sri Rama Sena and Mr. Mahendra Kumar, president of the Bajrang Dal would also join the Sri Rama Sena in a couple of days.


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CHICAGO – Chris Rock isn't a huge writer/director, but when he does make a film, it's an event to consider. For example, he made black president tale "Head of State" long before then-senator Barack Obama was even considered for the real-life role, and whether behind the stand-up mic or in an interview, he's a voice to be reckoned with.
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CHICAGO – Tyler Labine's lead character on the new FOX sitcom "Sons of Tucson" is not exactly the same as his 'Sock' from the tragically canceled "Reaper" but the two could easily be brothers. They have so much in common in their style and delivery that one almost wishes this was a true "Reaper" spin-off just so Ray Wise could make a guest appearance in the future. At least then I'd tune again. Now I'm not so sure.


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