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"What the hell" comes from me not expecting such a misleading post after the very accurate elanthis' post.
But ok, I'll try to be a little bit more serious, if that's what makes you happy and proves you my point.
Please re-read what Carmack said. He did not mean D3D isn't good enough to justify transition, he meant that it would be too much hassle since he already has an established workflow around OGL. Please note that he also said he's loving the work he's doing on the x360.
Application performance, while not theoretically connected diretcly to being OpenGL or Direct3D, still varies because of the simple fact that Direct3D reflects more acurately the actual hardware inner workings and driver developers pay much more attention to Direct3D for obvious reasons.
Blaming D3D11 for Crysis 2 crashing/freezing is like blaming an operating system for closing an aplication that tries to dereference a null pointer.
I don't know how you got from my Pong analogy to me being emotional, but I admire your creativity.
Let me dumb it down for you: A game can use D3D11 and look like shit, that doesn't mean D3D11 is to blame.
OpenGL has been playing catch-up with D3D for some years now. Khronos knows it, developers know it, 99% of the people in the technology world know it. Could it be that we're all wrong?
Nobody ever said OpenGL couldn't show the same thing as D3D11. But there's more to a graphics API than meets the eye.
Also, you didn't give any example that can't be accomplished with GL but can be done with DX, great - you're actually giving in that there's nothing that DX can do that GL can't. The catch up period with DX11 in terms of hw features is over too.
And you still want me to take you seriously after that?
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You can't easily manage more than 1 GL context, you can't easily multithread, you don't have type safety/objects for resources, you have redundant API functions, you have a BLOATED API, your documentation sucks compared to D3D.
Seriously, what kind of experience do you have with D3D?
Why do you seem so emotionally attached to OGL?
Can you list what are the advantages of OpenGL other than being crossplatform? Because it seems all about openness and still there's so many things wrong that people complain about and it just keeps the same.
ID Software wrote a game in OpenGL called "RAGE", but requires OpenGL 3.3 as a minimum. ID Software really didn't have any hopes of releasing the game for Linux any time soon because of the lack of graphics driver support (and graphics driver performance problems). It was released for Mac OS X, Windows, and the PS3 game console.. It's a GREAT game.
It's not a chicken or egg problem... It's a question of whether or not Linux and it's support libs and drivers has what it takes to be a serious gaming OS. If not, then these games just don't get released (Unreal Tournament 3, RAGE, etc.) for Linux even though they were written from the ground up in OpenGL. It's as simple as that. Game companies don't want to release a game on a platform if they think it's going to run like poo, because it can drag the reputation of the game down and hurt sales on other platforms. Or worse, nobody will buy it after going through the effort to port it to Linux.
I'm not emotionally attached to GL, I'm saying cloning/using DX11 is likely to fail for the reasons I listed somewhere above, creating something new is too early, see explanation below.
GL needs to be fixed, but it's nowhere as pressing as saying screw it we're gonna create a new standard or use DX11, that's silly.
However, I'm in favor of rewriting GL completely by the time the next-gen (not "next-gen" as in marketing, but as in technology, like some real break-through) hw shows up, which might happen within like 5 to 15 years. So I'm not saying let's keep upgrading it forever, I'm just saying GL is good enough and for the time being abandoning it is reckless simply because of some non critical issues.
To me, a critical point, is when, say we draw stuff not with triangles with slapped textures on them, but with real points/atoms/whatever which might happen, as I think, in 5 to 15 years - that would be a good enough reason to rewrite it, and DX11 might need a rewrite too, this way we don't have to go through a lot of trouble by not having to force the industry through an extra rewrite of the API.
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"Proper threading" "easy threading" is a reiteration of the same issue under different names - that you can use threads in GL if you use extra brain cycles, so it's an issue but it's not a critical one. I hope you got it now.
If doing something requires 100 hours to do it in OpenGL and 10 hours to do it in DirectX. Game companies aren't going to use OpenGL.. It's that simple.. Whether or not OpenGL can do things that DirectX can't is not the core problem with OpenGL. It's the core problem with gaming on Linux (due to lack of driver support) but has nothing to do with problems with OpenGL itself.


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Monday, March 17, 2008
Ferrero Prestige (Ferrero Garden)
Ferrero always does a nice job of packaging their chocolates. They're best known for their clear plastic boxes, which show off the lovely foil wrappings of their spheres of Rocher, Rondnoir and now the Ferrero Garden.
While most of what you're paying for in these boxes is the box itself, for drug store or discounter fare, the Ferrero line is dependable and unique enough in its offerings that I'm often drawn to it.
Ferrero sent me a box of one of their special packages for Easter. This one is the Prestige assortment, which includes their trio of favorites weighing 4.8 ounces and shaped like an egg. There are five Rochers, four Rondnoir and four Garden (13 pieces total, I don't know if that's a comment on the Last Supper or not ... I'm doubting it).
I've reviewed the Rafaello and the Mon Cheri, but not the Garden. Honestly, I thought it was the Rafaello, just thrown inside some silver foil and given a new name. And it pretty much is.
There seems to be a lighter coconut coating, and instead of being completely spherical, these have a little flat bottom. The top has a little dollop & drizzle of a white confection (they call it meringue, but really it's more like a white chocolate).
Inside is a milky tasting cream and a little sliver of almond. It's all very sweet but has a nice touch of coconut and the crisp of the wafer cookie sphere balances it all well.
The assortment here has a good balance between the very sweet, mild & nutty and dark intense chocolate. The plastic tray can be popped out and the domed egg container can be reused. (There are no stickers to take off or anything.) The only drawback is that the plastic box doesn't stay closed very well when tipped up on its side, so it's more of a display box than a utility one.
They also come in other shapes, like bunnies and a stand-up egg. These should retail for about $5.50. (The non-holiday version of this is $6.99 on the Walgreen's website for 5.5 ounces.)
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Monday, February 25, 2008
Lindt Chocolate Bunnies (Dark & Milk)
I'll admit that finding a palatable chocolate bunny at the drug store isn't easy. Lindt has led the way over the past few years, virtually taking over the high-end bunny domain. Instead of depending on novelty, the Lindt Bunny is the same year after year.
This year was the first time I saw a dark chocolate version, so I scooped it up, even at regular retail of $3.49 for a 3.5 ounce bunny. (But then again a 3.5 ounce Lindt Dark Bar is often about $3 anyway).
The elegant gold foil and dark brown bow is part of the appeal of this confection - it feels timeless but not dated.
Lindt uses their 60% dark blend for this bunny which also features no added dairy ingredients like many other so-called "dark" chocolates from big manufacturers these days. However, it's not all natural, instead the use vanillin, an artificial vanilla flavoring.
Even out of the wrapper the bunny is quite beautiful. The sheen was pleasant and I was fortunate to get one that hadn't been nicked & dinged up on the shelf.
It may be billed as a hollow bunny, but this is pretty substantial stuff. The ears are nearly solid and the head pretty thick as is the base. Most other rabbits this size would probably weigh 30% less. (And require additional packaging to protect them.)
The chocolate is pleasant. I don't think the 60% is Lindt's best, but is creamy and has a nice robust flavor with some coffee & cherry notes. It has a slightly dry & chalky finish, which makes me feel like I've just had a cup of cocoa. Seeing how Easter is in March this year, cocoa is quite welcome.
I'm kinda cheap and didn't want to buy the Milk Chocolate Gold Bunny. So I planned ahead this year and bought the Milk Reindeer after Christmas. It was only $1.25 ... how could I pass it up?
The Reindeer, like the Bunny, is equally handsome and actually sports the Lindt name on the side (the Bunny doesn't).
Like the Bunny, the Reindeer had nearly solid ears and a thick base.
Since it's the same size and has the same recipe as the Lindt Gold Bunny, just substitute that mentally. (Besides, you want to be prepared for Christmas, don't you?)
Honestly, I'm not sure if I've ever had Lindt Milk Chocolate before this. I've had their Lindor Truffles, but this all milk chocolate, all the time and quite a change for me.
It's very milky but still maintains a robust chocolate flavor and none of the "powdered milk" flavor that I don't care for in many European milk chocolates. It has more than a hint of malt to it, which of course I gravitate towards. It's quite silky on the tongue and not so sweet that it makes my throat hurt.
As chocolate animals go, they're both real winners. The price is a bit steep ... but if you have a mind to start some sort of new tradition of Easter Reindeer, you could get away with buying them after Christmas (this one was good until 5/31/2008).
The German Lindt website lists all sorts of other versions of the iconic Bunny, including 1,000 gram versions (yowza! that's almost three pounds!), white chocolate and minis.
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Friday, January 18, 2008
Ritter Sport White Chocolate with Hazelnuts
I haven't written about Ritter Sport in a while, but that doesn't mean that I haven't been eating them. There's a wonderful feature for the All Candy Expo attendees, it's a candy room where they give you a little bag and you can fill it to the top with candy in a huge room of bins and barrels of the stuff. I found a tub of Ritter Sport Minis and took home about two pounds of the tiny buggers.
But I also stopped at the booth for the Ritter importer to see what was new and found a few bars I've never reviewed, including this hefty White Chocolate with Whole Hazelnuts bar.
I've hung onto this bar for a while because I really need to be in the "mood" for white chocolate. It was 43 degrees this morning in Los Angeles when I got in my car to go to work; brisk weather usually helps to push me over into the white chocolate territory.
The wrapper says whole hazelnuts and they're not kidding. Just look at that first bite I got! The bar itself is a lovely creamy ivory color, a little on the yellow side.
What the front label leaves off that the back mentions is the whole description for this bar: white chocolate with hazelnuts & crispy rice. (Turn it over and the hazelnuts are quite evident sticking out as are the little nibs of rice.)
The bar smells like hazelnuts and milk with a light touch of vanilla. It's not until I bit into it that I got the malty notes of the crisped rice (hey, barley malt is actually listed on the ingredients).
Most of the hazelnuts are large and nicely toasted to bring out their flavor. The crisped rice adds a texture to the bar as well, keeping the pure white chocolate (made with sugar, cocoa butter, cream, skim milk, whey, lactose and vanillin) from feeling too sticky or cloying. I think it could use a smidge more salt (there's a little in the crisped rice) but for non-white-chocolate consumers, this could be a gateway drug (well, the real gateway drug for white chocolate would be Green & Black's White Chocolate bar).
It's a very pleasant bar and I had no trouble finishing the whole thing.
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Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Trader Joe's Irish Cream Chocolates
This box of Trader Joe's Irish Cream Chocolates was suspiciously inexpensive. I was on the prowl for an item they had last year, which were infused vodkas in chocolate. This was the only alcoholic chocolate I could find. When I say alcoholic, I mean that these do contain alcohol, 3.8% by weight. That's enough for the register to ding when I bought them to make sure that I was of the legal age to purchase an alcohol product (I am).
The dark green box shows the little rectangles in nearly full size. Inside the box are three rows of five chocolates (15 total).
They're a milk chocolate shell with an alcoholic "Irish Cream" syrup center. It's quite thick and flowing, very sweet and rather odd. I didn't care much for it at first, it tasted more like a slightly minty cough syrup, but the alcohol bite is certainly apparent. After a few of them, the creamy notes of the center came forward and I found myself reaching for one after another. (Not before driving.)
The milk chocolate isn't the highest quality. It's sweet and has a slight grain to it, but it contains the syrup center well. I only noticed two that had a leakage problem. There are a few ways to eat these. I prefer chomping off a short end and then slurping out some of the throat-blistering goo. But you can also just pop the whole thing in your mouth or probably nibble away at opposite corners to suck out more of the Irish Whiskey laced cream center.
Though they're called Irish Cream Chocolates, they're made in Germany.
Interestingly enough, this is the previous format of these chocolates, circa 2004.
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Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Ice Cubes
As a kid I loved Ice Cubes. They're little squares of hazelnut mockolate. Their unique selling proposition included the fact that they were individual pieces that sold for 10 cents a piece and had a wild, cool feeling on the tongue when they melted instantly.
I remember buying them at the student union on the Kent State University campus when I was a kid waiting for my mother to be done with classes or my father to be done with work. (I usually panhandled to get the money to buy them, I was pretty shameless in the lengths I would go to get my fix.) Later when I was in college on my own I would use my meal points at the Jolly Giant Commons to buy these by the tub.
The little candies have been around since the mid-thirties, made in Germany by a small company called Nappo and sold by Albert's in the States. They're similar to the Caffarel Gianduia, except for the fact that they're made with partially hydrogenated coconut oil instead of nut paste and chocolate.
I was really excited to find these looking so smart and crisp at The Candy Store in San Francisco on Friday. I see them every once in a while, but they always look sad and melted. The Candy Store had a whole jar of pristine looking Ice Cubes in both wrappers (they're switching to a gold wrapper from the traditional blue and white so there's a crossover right now).
They don't smell like much, a little sweet, a little nutty, but nothing like chocolate. They have a soft bite and an immediate hit of cool on the tongue. They melt quickly (as partially hydrogenated coconut oil has a melting point of 76 degrees F) and have a decent mix of nutty flavors, a little milkiness and a little hit of cocoa. A little grainy, they're not quite as good as I remember.
Now, for the sobering part. Read the ingredients: partially hydrogenated coconut oil, sugar, low fat cocoa, dried sweet whey, soy flour, hazelnut paste, soy lecithin, artificial vanilla flavor.
There is no nutritional info included with these, but this page tells me that just one of them is 22% of my daily value of saturated fat (65 calories).
So while I enjoyed this little trip back in time to taste those little cubes of obsession and trans fats, now that I'm all grown up and have found good sources of candy, I don't think I'll ever eat these again now that I've found Caffarel Gianduias. (The traditional ones are perfect, the novelty shaped ones are fun & make a cute stocking stuffer.) In fact, at The Candy Store the price for Caffarel and Ice Cubes was identical ... 75 cents each. I bought a handful of Fig and Chestnut ones ... something I'll feel a little less guilty about eating.
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Wednesday, September 5, 2007
Niederegger Marzipan Orange
After Christmas last year I bought some marzipan that I actually loved. Made by Niederegger in Germany, these folks have been making marzipan for over 200 years. I wanted to buy more, but the only ones I've seen in stores are the regular flavor which I tried at the Fancy Food Show and found to be okay.
While I'm not ordinarily a marzipan fan, it's my dislike for Amaretto that prompts my avoidance, because I actually love almonds and eat them just about every day. But I'm coming around on marzipan ... Charles Chocolates makes an excellent and zesty set of marzipan and I was hoping that Marzipan Orange was a more easily available version of it. (But sadly, really not less expensive.)
I was a little irritated when I opened the bar to photograph it and found that it was slightly bloomed. At first I cursed myself for not storing it properly (this was before the Great Heat Wave of Labor Day Weekend '07 that got temps in my candy studio up to 99 degrees during the day when the power went out), but when I opened the other chocolate items my husband brought back from NYC (the Ritter Sport Schokowurfel and another bar) I found that it was just this one and then I raised my fist to curse the folks who sold him a SIX DOLLAR bar that had not been stored properly.
But you know, I ate it anyway. 'Cuz it smelled sooooo good. I feel pretty good about it, too.
It smells like someone has been in the kitchen juicing fresh oranges and perhaps baking cookies at the same time. The orange zest scent is lovely with an added note of vanilla and a sort of caramelly nut smell topped off with a light chocolate. It makes me happy.
Though the chocolate wasn't as creamy-melt-in-your-mouth as the capuccino one I had before, I'm pretty confident that this was still tasty stuff, with full chocolate flavor to add to the light zest of citrus. The marzipan was firm and a little on the dry side and only lightly sweet (one of the hallmarks of Niederegger). It wasn't a super-smooth, doughy version like a fondant or anything, this felt like a rustic almond paste. (It's pretty high in protein too, 4 grams per 1.4 ounce serving.)
I would definitely plunk down $6 again for a fresh and properly stored bar. I saw on the Niederegger website that they little foil wrapped pieces in various fruity flavors (this is how I've tried the plain), I'm going to keep my eyes peeled at the holidays at places like Cost Plus World Market. If you've tried these before, where have you found them? GermanDeli.com has the orange bar (and on sale for $4.99 right now).
Unfortunately it's not vegan (milk in the semisweet chocolate) but it is otherwise vegetarian.
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Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Ritter Schokowurfel
No, it's not German candy week ... it's purely a coincidence that I bought those Katjes and then my husband picked up this cool box of Ritter Sport Schockowurfel on a recent trip to New York City.
Instead of the regular sized bars, these miniatures are about the size of a regular Ritter Sport "section" ... and they're filled as well! Kind of like little truffles. The variety is called in 6 pralingen Sorten ... which I'm guessing means an assortment of six pralines.
The bottom of the box is folded in such a way that when I removed the top the bottom expands to make more of a bowl ... which makes it easier to rifle through the assortment to see what they all are. Luckily there was also an inventory with images on the side of the box to guide me through them all.
The wrappers are all distinctive enough in color combos that I got good at telling what they were at a glance.
Creme Coco isn't something chocolatey ... nope, it's milk chocolate with a coconut center. The coconut is certainly sweet, as is the milk chocolate, but the small size makes it pretty agreeable. It reminded me a little bit of the limited edition Hershey's Coconut Creme Kisses, in a good way. This coconut was a little firmer, a little crispier.
Cappuccino & Amarettini was not one I was looking forward to, since I assumed it was going to be heavy on the amaretto (as the marzipan bar is), but it was much more focused on the coffee notes. Very sweet, so sweet it made my throat burn for a bit.
Tiramisu on the other hand had that amaretto flavor, but distinctive marscapone note.
Edelnugat is a hazelnut paste inside milk chocolate. The consistency is thick, sticky and smooth with a great roasted nut flavor.
Caramel Crisp was kind of odd ... the filling was light in color but reminded more of the yogurt Ritter Sports. There were some dark caramelized sugar flavors in there and some light crispies that kind of redeemed the cloying sweetness.
Crocant reminds me of the great Knusperflakes that Ritter makes, though I think it's actually crisped rice ... the little crispy bits are inside a softer cocoa cream center. Simple, fun, tasty.
The assortment had some nice variation and is a pleasant change from the monotony of buying a whole bar and being force to consume it before you can move on to another flavor (okay, maybe no one forces me). It's easy to share them and they look pretty sassy in their simple little wrappers. I'd love it if some were dark chocolate though, as I think Ritter is making great strides in the dark department for a mass-consumer chocolate company. I have no idea how much my husband paid for this ... I can't even find it on the Ritter website. I did see that they have another morsel-sized chocolate simply called Rum; if it's anything like the Rum Trauben Nuss, I'm sold.
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Monday, August 27, 2007
Katjes Tropical Gummis & Yogurt Gums
As German candy makers go, in my mind Haribo is most associated with Gummi Bears and Katjes is most associated with Licorice.
So here are some Katjes products that are gummis ... I wasn't sure how I was going to feel about them, mostly since I've never felt the need to stray from my favorite brand (except of course in service of Candy Blog). But back at the beginning of the year I got an email though, from a reader name Charlene who suggested the Katjes Saure Ananas (Sour Pineapple) ... which sounds just like something I'd dig. Though GermanDeli.com carries them I usually just wanna hold the package in my hand, so I went off to Cost Plus after browsing their online ad and seeing that they had Katjes on sale at two packages for $4.00. While I never found the Saure line, I did find a few other items.
Tropen Fruchte sounded just my speed in the gummi department - based on the cognates and pictures on the wrapper, I decided these are Tropical Fruit. (Okay, okay, the back of the package had an English sticker that said Tropical Fruit Gummis.) What appealed to me most was the supposed grapefruit gummi that was to appear inside.
I've gotta give them credit, there's no need to ponder what the flavor are (once you translate them) ... they're molded into each and every one: Grapefruit, Tropika, Exotic, Mango, Kiwi and Passion Frucht.
Regardless of what the candies actually said, they all tasted rather the same. Oh sure, the tropika tasted a little more like pineapple than the exotic, which tasted a bit more like passion fruit, but I felt the passion and intensity lacking in all of them.
And of course the grapefruit could not rival my other best pal, the Haribo Pink Grapefruit Slice. Katjes was more of a mellow lemon with a little grapefruit zest in it.
The other item I picked up was the Katjes Yogurt Gums. I have no idea what I was thinking. It's completely unlike me to ever get anything "yogurty." As a dairy product, I think yogurt is fine but I don't like it in other things or even the flavor of it in other things. It's just a personal thing.
The flavors sounded interesting: Himbeere, Erdbeere, Birne, Heidelbeere, Zitrone and Kirsche.
When I first tried these I detested them. They were soft and felt rather like something for a baby.
However, after letting them sit in the bottom of my desk drawer, then being retired to "maybe someday when I'm feeling too lazy to take new photos I'll review these" box I tried them again. No longer as soft, but oddly grainy like a pear is, I kind of dug them.
The flavor wasn't terribly tangy in the "dairy gone bad" way, more in the natural tangy fruit way. The gums have real apple pulp in them, which is probably why the pear (birne) one tasted and felt so authentically pear-ish.
I can't say that I feel like buying either of these again, but I'm pleased that they use no artificial colors and often have fruit pulp, natural flavors and fruit juices in the candies. But for now, I'm going to stick to their licorice or pounce on their sours when I finally find them.
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Powder's Edge by Whiski Jack is a ski-in/ski-out condo in Whistler offering easy access to Whistler Core Climbing and Fitness Centre, Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort, and Whistler Marketplace. Also nearby are Whistler Village Gondola and Blackcomb Excalibur Gondola.
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Amenities in air-conditioned guestrooms at Powder's Edge by Whiski Jack include fireplaces and washers/dryers. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access is provided. Televisions are equipped with cable channels. All units at this 3.5-star condo have kitchens with stovetops, microwaves, refrigerators, and dishwashers. Additional amenities include coffee/tea makers and hair dryers.
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Howell: Fisheries biologist sets sights on Lake Wichita
There's a new fisheries biologist in town. Tom Lang, a graduate of Purdue University and the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, started his tenure as TPWD's Fisheries Management Supervisor for the local Inland Fisheries District 2E office last month.
We first met in San Francisco in 2007 at the American Fisheries Society (AFS) meeting. The world of fisheries biologists is small. They run in the same circles, belong to the same organizations, developing professional and personal friendships that last.
My husband introduced me to Tom. I liked him. As a new graduate, his enthusiasm was infectious. He is a Kentucky native, as am I, so we hit it off immediately.
Later that year, he landed a job with Kansas Wildlife and Parks (KDWPT) as the statewide coordinator of their fisheries programs, which includes community lakes, leased private lakes for public access, aquatic education and marketing.
As years passed, Tom and Mark stayed in contact. Mark contracted with KDWPT through Tom, working the Kansas State Fair in 2010. If he had lived, he would have continued part-time work with the agency after retirement. Unfortunately, the next time I saw Tom was at my husband's funeral in central Kansas last year. Evidently God had other plans.
Tom was doing great things for KDWPT, with two of his statewide programs being recognized by the AFS as the best in the entire country. He was making a difference in Kansas. When I asked what brought him to Texas, he replied, "I wanted the opportunity to smell like fish again. Angler numbers were on the rise. I was traveling the state, doing my job. But I am a fish biologist at heart. I wanted to be hands-on, in the field, making a difference in community."
The existing crew welcomed the extra set of hands. They had been doing the work of four people, with only three bodies, since August 2011. Robert Mauk, assistant biologist, has been in his position for more than 15 years. The two technicians, Wes Dutter and Steven Hise, both are 13 year veterans of the department.
"These guys kept the office running, maintaining the basic core of responsibility, and did not fail to live up to TPWD's high standards. They are to be commended," Tom said. "But now we are fully staffed, ready to kick off and move forward."
My family's trip to Lake Wichita in 1991 "sealed the deal" for our move here. But it wasn't quite the same for Tom last month. He jokes, "On my first day in the office, the guys drove me out to Lake Wichita. They wanted to make sure I didn't want to run off after seeing it."
Tom doesn't shy away from a challenge. He earnestly calls Lake Wichita our city's jewel.
"I'm not going to lie, it has issues," he said. "However, it also has great potential. Look at its location. There's great access. It can be big enough to provide a significant and diverse fishery. There are many amenities close by.
He recognizes there's no easy fix, but insists the problems are not insurmountable.
"The two biggest problems are golden alga and drought. Dredging, although a costly option, would allow the lake to maintain a more fish-friendly storage capacity. Then, whenever drought comes, deeper water levels give the fish population a better chance at survival."
He embraces the "glass-half-full" mentality by seeing the lake's current situation as a positive. It is the perfect time to create better fish habitat, dredge, and work on better access for the currently unusable boat ramps.
"I take a holistic approach to fisheries management. We want to look at our resources through the eyes of the angler. What does a particular water body provide? What does the fisherman want to catch? Is there good enough access? Does everyone know the regulations and rules?"
Furthermore, he has applies common sense:
"You have to look at potential anglers — young families aren't going to fish in areas with no bathrooms close by," he said." To get younger anglers hooked, there must be fish to catch.
He's eager to work in conjunction with local partners in city governments such as Iowa Park, Petrolia, Graham, among others, as well as here in Wichita Falls. He quotes the adage: "Many hands make light work."
Welcome, Tom. When you say the good old days for fishing are still ahead of us, I believe you. Hopefully Mother Nature will come through with copious amounts of rain this winter to make your job a bit easier. In the meantime, continue getting your feet wet (or dusty, as the case may be), getting to know the area. I think this is the beginning of a beautiful Texas friendship.
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Riesling grapes are very rarely blended with others in the development of wines, and for good reason. These pale grapes which originated in the cool Rhine Valley of Germany are notable for their 'transparency' of flavor, which allows the characteristics of their terroir to shine through in wonderful ways. The result of this is a wine which carries a wide range of interesting flavors quite unlike those found in other white wines, finished off with the distinctively floral perfume Riesling supplies so well. Many wineries in Germany and elsewhere tend to harvest their Riesling grapes very late often as late as January in order to make the most of their natural sweetness. Other methods, such as encouraging the noble rot fungus, help the Riesling grape varietal present some truly unique and exciting flavors in the glass, and the variety of wines this varietal can produce mean it is one of the finest and most interesting available anywhere.
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**Need help configuring new CLOSET under eaves**
I own a Cape, fully dormered in the back, no dormers in the front. My master bedroom goes front to back, and I am having a new closet built under the front eave.
I need help with how to properly maximize this closet. Specifically with the configuration.
The closet will be 137" wide, 50" deep, and the foot wall is 30" high. The slope goes up to from the 30" foot wall to 84" at the top.
I was thinking of putting Closits drawers and shelves in the back along the foot wall.
My problem is how to put the hanging clothes up without blocking that access to the drawer/shelves. Keep in mind that I have *A LOT* of clothes. LOL....
Please, I really need some ideas. The work is getting done this week. Thank you so very much!!
What size will the doorway be in this closet and is this your only or main closet or is this a secondary closet for the master bedroom? Would your clothing fit on two parallel rods along the closet walls and then space for the storage units in the center? Or do you want a "U" shaped rod configuration?
I quess this first thing I would do is measure the lineal feet of the clothing you need to hang. Then you can weigh the tradeoffs between rod space versus storage access. Good luck!
I've always thought it would be neat to have drawers along on wall of a sloped room. saw it in a magazine once. Maybe the other long wall could have hanging space. how about hanging space between each drawer, every couple of feet? Maybe a pull-down bar close to the ceiling?
I would put shelves along the back wall for out of season storage. I would then have a rolling drawer/small dresser for in front of those part of those shelves. Drawers would be really hard to see into at 30". You will also be banging your head on the sloped ceiling. 50" isn't all that deep yet you will have to use space to step into the closet, so by having shelves you don't need to get into, you will bring the clothing you need to reach forward.
I would also divide the space into at least a third with some type of wall so that you could put up double poles for hanging. Leave the one third part for long items.
This closet is around 12" wide. That's a lot of space. What you decide for doors will factor into how to organze the items inside. Sliding doors seems to be about the only thing which would allow you to utilize the space without losing too much for walking.
At 12 feet you could actually do two closets. One for hanging only and the other side for walking into with all of the drawers and shelves in a U shape.
We have two storage areas with this type of configuration going down to 36". They are not practical for daily storage and getting in and out of. It works for our purposes, but I've wacked my head pretty hard a couple of times. My craft room has two sloped ceilings, but the back walls are 4.5 feet. Much better.
I have a similar situation...My new house has a converted attic and the bedroom has no closet. There are some doors leading to under the eaves. The walls go from about 50" down to zero at the back. Anyone have ideas for hanging storage in this situation. i can put in more doors, or sliding doors, but I really need rod space!!