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After a little more than two weeks of soaking without any issues (yay!), version 1.45_00 of DBD::Oracle has been promoted to general use as v1.46.
And because some contributors have been very busy in the meantime, the next trial version, v1.47_00, is also already on its way to CPAN. This new version offers a few bug fixes (more details in the changelog excerpt below) as well as a rework of the platform-specific troubleshooting guides as POD documents. As usual, it'll be left around for a minimum of two weeks before it gets promoted to v1.48. Happy upgrade!
Often, a hardware is updated at the same time as a database version. In such cases, we migrate a database from an original location to a new server upgrading the database version and sometimes changing operational system. If this is your situation, you can use the upgrade process to minimize the system's downtime to 1 hour, independently from the size of the database you migrate.
Before I dig into the mechanics under the hood of the Hadoop beastie (which is the part, I assume, that is going to be heady as hell), I thought it would be a good idea to play a little bit with some of its applications to give me a feel for the lay of the land.
This blog post is a short summary of one of our migration strategies used to migrate Oracle 10g databases to ODA balancing the requirements of minimal downtime and efforts/costs of the project.
Backup is one of the most important topics for any Oracle DBA. It is our primary responsibility to make sure that at any point in time we can recover a database. Some time ago, I created a survey (my very first one): "Why do you use RMAN catalog DB for your Oracle DB backups?" In this blog post, I will share the survey's results.
SLOB on steroids v0.1: Use it at your own risk. First of all, let me state that I'm falling in love with SLOB :).
Interval partitioning – this ability to create partitions on the fly was introduced in 11g. When the feature came out, there were several nasty bugs. One such particular "limitation" has to do with parallel group by on the partition key. If you want to see just that part, skip towards the end, but I think reading the whole post will offer some insight on how Oracle Parallel Query works.
A couple of years back, I created WWW::Ohloh::API because it seemed to be a fun thing to do. And trust me, it was. But now, since I'm not using that module personally, I thought it would be a good idea to see if anyone would be willing to co-maintain it. Before I could do that, though, I had to deal with two little problems.
My impressions: Considering that this conference was the first one of its kind in Argentina, I have to say it was great. Small, but great. Not many people knew about the event, but the response was still pretty good. It was a 3-day event with plenty of technical discussions and sessions, and some other sessions came from companies who wanted to share experiences and impressions on what is coming for MySQL technologies.
First of all, if you are using NFS to store Oracle database data files, I strongly advise you to enable Oracle Direct NFS (DNFS) to access these files. However, if you are not using NFS, DNFS is probably not of interest to you, and you should stop reading here. But, if you want to set it up, let's go!


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The Harlem upstart deletes her Twitter account and parts ways with rap.
Azealia Banks is calling it quits — from hip hop. After fitful beginnings to her career as an emcee, the buzzworthy artist from Harlem says she wishes to disassociate herself from the rap game and from now on wants to be known as a "vocalist." Banks, who recently parted ways with manager Troy Carter, also quit Twitter, deleting her account over the weekend after a series of tweets in which she elaborated on the career 180.
"no longer wishing to be a rapper. i never was…. and as soon as i started paying attention to bulls--t urban media, i started getting myself in trouble," Banks wrote, according to HipHopDX's account of the deleted tweets. "From now on i'm a vocalist, and will not be associating myself with the "rap game"… or whatever the f--k that means."
After emerging late last year with her viral hit "212," Banks quickly became mired in a string of beefs with other rappers, including T.I., Lil Kim and fellow female newcomer Iggy Azalea. On Twitter, Banks frequently lashed out at her targets with abandon, calling T.I. a "f--king clown," accusing Kim of using ghost writers and dissing Azalea as a no-talent racist.
Before deleting her account, Banks acknowledged that Twitter had been a negative influence and said her fans should follow her on Tumblr instead.
"no more twitter for me… it makes me entirely too accessible. Catch me on tumblr… it'll be more interesting," she wrote.
In some of her last tweets, Azealia appeared to take shots at former manager (and current Lady Gaga manager) Troy Carter, accusing him of contributing to her troubles by planting false stories in the media.
"I know who you are yes...You short bald man...I know you planted these false stories," she wrote of Carter. "Guess what?: I'm still not going to let you manage me again. I've dealt with enough cyber bullying to see right thru [sic] this."
The 21-year-old artist recently released her debut EP 1991 and is working on a full-length album titled Broke with Expensive Taste expected later this year from Interscope.
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BOSTON — The mood outside the gray wood-frame house on Carruth Street where the Richard family lives was quiet and somber Tuesday. An occasional neighbor, even strangers, approached with flowers and balloons and set them on the front steps. One group two adults and two children left balloons and held onto one another as they walked away.
The Richard family has become the tragic face of the Boston Marathon explosions.
Eight-year-old Martin Richard was pronounced dead at the scene, one of three people killed Monday and the first identified fatality. His mother, Denise Richard, and 6-year-old sister, Jane, were seriously injured.
According to WBZ-TV in Boston, Martin's father Bill Richard released a statement Tuesday afternoon saying, My dear son Martin has died from injuries sustained in the attack on Boston. My wife and daughter are both recovering from serious injuries. We thank our family and friends, those we know and those we have never met, for their thoughts and prayers. I ask that you continue to pray for my family as we remember Martin. We also ask for your patience and for privacy as we work to simultaneously grieve and recover. Thank you.
U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch, D-Mass., has been friends with the Richards for more than two decades, says Conor Yunits, the congressman's spokesman.
Their wives used to work together in a nursing home, he says.
Yunits says that Bill Richard did not run in the marathon. They were all there with his family as spectators, Yunits says. He is a runner, but I don't know why he didn't run.
The Richards spend lots of time together and are friendly people, said neighbor Lily Huynh, who often saw the father, mother and an older son of about 10 out running together.
At Christmas, the family walks through the neighborhood with other members of their local church, the All Saints parish, and sings carols, Huynh said. Huynh said her daughter is friends with Martin Richards sister, Jane.
They are really nice, said Huynh, a pharmacist. They're very friendly people.
'An amazing person'
Krystle Campbell had worked as a manager at Jimmy's Steer House in Arlington, Mass., only a few months, but the 29-year-old had left an impression.
She was an amazing person fun-loving, cheerful, hard worker, said co-manager Sheena Parent, just hours after Campbell's family had informed Parent that Krystle was one of at least three people killed in Mondays bombings. The steak-and-seafood restaurant issued a statement that said co-workers were saddened and shaken by the loss.
Newsday reported that Campbell's father, William, told them his daughter had gone to near the end of the Boston Marathon's course to take pictures of a friend's boyfriend as he crossed the finish line. Newsday reported that doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital initially confused his daughter and the friend, and that his daughter was being operated on. When he went to see the woman, the paper said, he informed doctors that she was not his daughter. A detective later produced a photo of Krystle and informed the family she was one of those killed, according to Newsday.
Yahoo News reported that Krystle Campbell graduated from Medford, Mass., High School in 2001. William Campbell told Yahoo that my daughter was the most lovable girl. She helped everybody and I'm just so shocked right now. We're just devastated.
Grad student a victim
Boston University said the third victim was a graduate student who was watching the race with friends at the finish line, which is not far from the school.
The Chinese Consulate in New York said the victim was a Chinese national, though it did not identify the student. A Hong Kong broadcaster reported the student was a woman from Shenyang studying statistics. The official Chinese news agency Xinhua reported her relatives have requested she not be identified.
Associated Press contributed to this report.


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Please contact the Reference Desk at (281) 488-1906 or visit us on the Second Floor for more information. Also, please look for the September schedule to be posted soon. Refreshments are provided by the Friends of Freeman.
The Clear Lake City-County Freeman Branch Library is offering the continuation of the Girl Scout "Interest Project: Exploration" program on Monday, October 11th at 4:30 pm. The workshop will feature work towards the "Family Living" Interest Project Award, helping older Girl Scouts to accomplish some of the steps towards the "Family Living" Interest Project Award. This workshop will take place in the Marge Jacobson Community Room which is on the first floor.
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Registration is encouraged, but not required, so feel free to come in and check out these excellent classes even if you weren't able to register.
Join author Bill Bryson on the Appalachian Trail with his book A Walk In The Woods. After spending 20 years in Britain Bryson came back to the USA settled in with his family near the Trail and decided he wanted to walk the entire trail. The only person who was willing to share the experience with him was an old out of shape school buddy who still owed him money from an earlier trip to Europe many years ago. Bryson shares the joys, the humor and sorrows from his first preparations to the final decision to go home before hiking the entire trail.
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Man jailed for grooming teenage girls on internet
A pervert who befriended young schoolgirls over the Internet by pretending to be a teen himself has been locked up for six years.
Liam Dorr, 29, groomed them and entered into intimate relationships with them – flattering and complimenting them to such an extent that they agreed to send photographs of themselves to him, some in sexual poses.
Mold Crown Court heard Dorr used false names and details and persuaded a schoolgirl to speak to him over a webcam – but said his camera was not working so she could not see him.
He secretly recorded her indulging in a sex act – and later posted a video and photograph of her on a salacious web site.
Police were able to track him down through an old mobile phone number and when they examined his computer equipment at his home at Plas Edwards, Tywyn near Aberystwyth in Mid Wales they found found that he had been chatting and filming other girls as well over a number of years.
Officers discovered images of up to 100 different girls on his computers and he was found to have more than 300 movies.
'Friday the 13th, before Christmas - couldn't make it up'
Mike Stevens, from the Tywyn Chamber of Tourism and Commerce, says he is 'desperately concerned' for staff losing their jobs at the Halo Foods factory.
Halo Foods Factory to close with 105 job losses
The Halo Foods factory at Tywyn in Gwynedd will close today, with the loss of 105 jobs.
The company is moving production to its plant at Newport in South Wales.
It says all employees have been offered the chance to relocate, including financial support. A support hub in Tywyn will stay open until the New Year.
Tywyn's Halo Foods factory to close on Friday
The Halo Foods factory at Tywyn in Gwynedd will close tomorrow. The company is moving production to its plant at Newport in South Wales. Only a tenth of the workforce is taking up the company's offer to move to the new factory.
It's emerged that the firm was considering moving out of Wales altogether, and transferring to Eastern Europe.
The loss of more than a hundred jobs at one of the town's biggest employers is expected to hit the area hard. There are calls for help to attract more investment.
Kevin Ashford reports.
£5million improvements funding for Gwynedd hospital
Tywyn Hospital in Gwynedd is to receive more than £5million funding for major improvements, Health Minister Mark Drakeford has announced.
The work will include the refurbishment of existing buildings, demolition of part of the hospital and building a new extension.
A new primary care resource centre will also provide patients with several health services in one place and a new 16-bed ward will be built on the site of the existing Dyfi ward. The new ward is designed to allow improvements in patient dignity, privacy and comfort.
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Disruption on Arriva Trains Wales between Machynlleth and Aberystwyth, and between Machynlleth and Pwllheli due to flooding.
No service between Caersws and Aberystwyth and no replacement bus due to conditions.
Passengers advised not to travel between Machynlleth and Tywyn.
Trains are running between Tywyn and Pwllheli and Aberystwyth and Shrewsbury.
ROADS: A493 both ways closed due to flooding between Tywyn and Llwyngwril
The A493 both ways is closed due to flooding between Brook Street (Tywyn) and Ffordd Y Coleg (Llwyngwril).
Police advise that floodwater is still rising, and the road has now become impassable.
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FMLY Fest assembles dozens of musicians for DIY weekend
By Emily Eveland
Hollow Boys embrace the dark on third album
By Sarah Stanley-Ayre
10 Thousand Sounds 2014: Behind the bands
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Black Market Brass delivers hip-shaking funk rhythms
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For the Love brings hip-hop festivities to Lowertown
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Kitty Cat Klub hosts Tourniquet Noise series
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Max Gremillion steps into the spotlight
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The world of Howler's sophomore album
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When Pete Doherty sings, "A song might deliver me/Straight from the harshness and misery" within the context of this flickering, stringy, enjoyably sloppy tune, the listener is supposed to embrace the lyric as some sort of universal truth—that great music is capable of shepherding us through difficult life transitions and ruts. Of course, we all know what this British rock star's really on about: rock as distraction from smack, tabloid infamy, and on-and-off again romance with Kate Moss.
Nicole Scherzinger feat. T.I.
"Whatever U Like"
Producer/blacksmith Polow Da Don hammers the lead Pussycat Doll's limited, leaden vocals into a dizzying 24-carat-gold latticework that makes her wet 'n' pliable-toy-for-you gambit—"Boy, you want my body/Wanna ride it like a Harley/Once or twice around the block"—sound as deliciously lustful as Scherzinger appears visually and more alluring than it probably deserves to. And, um, T.I. shows up too, for some reason.
Beanie Siegel feat. R. Kelly
"All the Above"
I don't believe this eternal Roc-a-Fella farm teamer when he insists that "Money ain't a thing," and neither should you. Kells is in typical top form and steals the show, of course, with the aid of a blustering, booming beat from the Runners. It could have been worse—this setup could've been handed to Memphis Bleek.
"Hungry Mouth"
Cocky, vaguely catchy, and annoying, Nurses are like the lovechildren of the Blood Brothers and OK Go!: They exist to make you want to listen to anything else, just to erase their gross aftertaste. A tip: Wife-beating is never funny, even as an "ironic" joke.
Tender Forever
"Tiny Heart and Clever Hand"
Does by-and-for-lesbians romantic synth-pop get any dreamier and honest than this? French expat Melanie Valera's got a real knack for diagramming intimacy without exploiting it, here intermingling twinkling keyboards and multi-tracked sweet nothings into something you'll find swoonsome—no matter your sexual orientation.
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Author has written 4 stories for Naruto, and One Piece.
Name's Hiver (not a real name)
My birthday's 24th August 1995 so I'm 14 now. I'm female btw.
Favorite Animé Character: (in order)
-One Piece: Luffy, Ace/Kidd/Zoro/Robin/Law, Brooke, Hebihime/Chopper/Usopp/Franky. I love almost all One Piece characters!
Other: Hirako Shinji (Bleach), Ichigo (Bleach), Akira Sakamoto (Princess Princess), and Endrance (.hack//G.U.), Agon and Unsui (Eyeshield 21), Yamamoto Takeshi (Katekyo Hitman Reborn), Nakatsu (Hanakimi), Zack (Final Fantasy Crisis Core), Koiwai (Yotsuba's father. Yotsuba to!), Maes Hughes (FMA), Azuma (Yakittake! Japan), etc.
Random things I can say about me: My mood changes all the time. I love to learn. I want to travel around the world. My dream is to live in (can't tell). I daydream a lot. I think too much. I often confuse myself. I like solidarity, but I love to make friends. I sleep when I read Twilight. I wish I lived in 'One Piece' world, where punching's okay and adventure's everywhere. I want to join Luffy's crew. Fortunately, I know it's not possible. There're thousand other things I wish were possible. Goodness, I need to stop this.
About me:
· Loui.Roui, I'm starting to like this pairing!)
-yaoi: KibaShika, NejiNaru, GaaNaru, SaiNaru, ItaKaka, AnyoneNaru except SasuNaru (man, I wish Sasuke just die already!)
I've got no interest in pairing for KHR, even for my favorite character, Yamoto Takeshi. No girls could be paired up with him T.T except me of course! …sorry, I got too excited =.=' (But I actually love Hibari x Yamamoto and Squallo x Yamamoto but why are they so rare!?)
Same with FMA. But I guess I'm starting to like EnvyEdward.
I guess if I just list them, it'd be endless. Let me just explain my...policy. Ahem. I dislike it when uke and seme swap places. Example, I do not like ZoSan because Sanji is a seme in SanNam while SanZo...duh, Zoro's absolutely seme in ZoLu. Also, I dislike SmoAce because Ace is a seme in AceLuffy. AnyoneUsopp is not that tolerable for me too because Usopp is a seme for Kaya. Chopper's an animal, he should pair up with another reindeer. As for the order of seme-uke... Usually my favourite characters are the uke :P
Btw, I've got note for everyone: "Please do not mess up the name order of what kind of pairing you're writing." Don't write Luffy x Zoro if Luffy is not the "dominant" one. The order is always "dominant" x "passive". I'd love to read ZoLu, but LuZo just freaks me out!
TheDoublemintTwins11: Twins are my wonderful friends! XD Twins are also my beta-readers. They write awesome stories. Check out False Pretense, Dim the Light and the rest :D (She's in my Favorite!)
BloodyHaven: She's so funny and her story 'CrossDressing' is as fun as herself! XD It's NaruHina btw. People, 'CrossDressing' is having its first year anniversary! Review!
Thorn in Your Side: Do not be deceived by her look...she's actually...!! Ahem. Naw, just kidding XD She's fun to talk to. Check out her stories if you're interested in Naruto stories. =3
"What's Your One Piece Doujinshi Personality?" - Results:
You are: Nico-type.
You like things "your way". Luckily, you are very creative and spontaneous, and therefore not a soul would object, as whatever you have planned is bound to be incredibly fun. And pleasurable.
People are naturally drawn to your magnetism. They may be confused by your outward quiet appearance, at times, but in essence, people know automatically that they want to be with you. And what's more, you can decide easily whether or not it will work out, because you are incredibly intuitive and clued in to yourself and what you want and what you don't care for. You are an observer, a good judge of character. You easily see people for exactly who they are.
When it comes to love, you need someone who can keep up with you, mentally, and physically. You aren't very emotional, but who knows? The right person, one whom you respect and understand, and one who can keep pace with your appetite for life, just might be able to tap into the well of emotion and passion that you keep hidden so skillfully from others.
You are most compatible with: This is tough to say, as you could be compatible with many types. A Sanji-type would flounder around all over for you and definitely keep up with your sexual appetite, but may fall short mentally. You need someone you can play mind games with, who isn't overly sensitive. You're not out to break hearts. A cerebral Nami-type, so hard for others to get close to, just might give in to you. Zoro-type, with their typical controlled passion, would make a good compliment for you and would be sure to keep things hot and steamy.
Advice: Make a few new friends each day.
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Natrona County Law Enforcement Join 'A Child Is Missing' Alert Program
Missing Casper Teen Found
K2 Radio News has confirmed that Emily Dundas, the Casper teen reported missing last week, has been found.
According to a family member's Facebook page, she has "been found and is ok."
Casper Family Seeks Public's Help In Locating Missing Teen
UPDATE: Emily Dundas has been located. Click here for more information.
The family of a teenager missing since last week are asking the public for help in locating the girl.


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Research Output for Kim Maute
Note: The 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 publications have not been audited.
Jump to: Publications | Grants and Consultancies | HDR completions
Kim Maute may be from another institution or only recently joined Deakin University.
2009 External
Astheimer, Lee B.*, Pryke, Sarah R.*, Maute, Kim*, Griffith, Simon C.* and Buttemer, William A.* (2009) Effects of diet quality on glucocorticoid characteristics in Gouldian finch : lessons for evaluating avian health, SICB 2009 : Annual meeting of the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology, SICB, Boston, Mass. [E2.1]
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2007 External
Maute, K.*, Legge, S. M.* and Astheimer, Lee* (2007) Seasonal and habitat related variation in the health of tropical savanna finches, in Unknown (ed.), AOC 2004 : Australasian Ornithological Conference : Abstracts, Birds Australia, Carlton, Vic. [EN.1]
DRO entry for this publication
Grants and Consultancies
No grants and/or consultancies found or audited – the 2014 HERDC financial return has not been completed or loaded as yet.
Higher Degree by Research Completions supervised by Kim Maute
No completions found or audited.
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- * Not a member of Deakin University at time of output.
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How to detect if a function is called as constructor?
I would like to have a function in JavaScript which behaves differently if it's called normally or if it's invoked in order to create a new instance. There could be many different uses, where the two functionalities can be related or not related. One use would be to exempt the coder from having to type
new, when the function is always used to create new instances:
function MyClass(arg1, arg2) {
if(/* not called with "new" */) return new MyClass(arg1, arg2);
// instance initialization stuff here...
This way I wouldn't have to type
var x = new MyClass(arg1, arg2): it would be enough to type
var x = MyClass(arg1, arg2) (but the former wouldn't be wrong either).
Just one example of a possible use.
Can this be done? If so, how?


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I like Phoenix Garden on 40th Street. It's BYOB and cash only, though.
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Kenji's Best Fast Food Awards (A Totally Biased, Completely Incomplete List)
I think that Kenji has a lot of valuable opinions about food and cooking technique, etc., but I'm coming around to the opinion more and more these days that he has the absolute worst writing style on the planet.
It's impossible to get through an article by him, let alone a paragraph, without some cheeky alliteration, cutesy rhetorical device or annoyingly hyperbolic affirmation of deliciousness. It results in this over-indulgent preciousness that comes off as being almost insincere in its upbeat and informal conversationality. And I'd be real happy if I could read that blog without ever again encountering cliche constructions such as "will haunt your dreams" or "hear me out!"
OK, end rant. Thanks for listening.
Mar 27, 2015Fozzie_Bear in Food Media & News
This is something of a mini-chain. I haven't been to the one on 92nd, but I live near the one on 71st and work near the one on 33rd, so I speak from experience when I say it's "OK." I think you're much better off going with Sal and Carmine's, but it's not bad for what it is.
Dec 04, 2014Fozzie_Bear in Manhattan
Changes coming for Serious Eats
I am very unhappy with the direction Serious Eats has gone in the past several years.
I used to enjoy the site because it had an engaging mix of restaurant reviews (both "fancy" and dive-type), other food product reviews, some recipes, and newsy type stories. Plus, I enjoyed the thematic subsections, whether they related to pizza, burgers, local food scenes, etc.
Nowadays, the scope of the site is much narrower. It seems like the vast majority of posts are recipes. And the quality of writing is much poorer and monochromatic, in my opinion. In the past, there were engaging, slightly edgy pieces on bottom-shelf liquor or offal. Now, posts more often than not adhere to the boring formula, "How to make _____ that will haunt your dreams," or something similar. Give me a break.
In isolation, each of the following doesn't bother me much in itself: posts featuring staff members' dogs; posts featuring staff lunches; sponsored posts; the not-particularly-user-friendly and ham-fistedly ugly site design. But as a whole, all of these things are quite irritating when I recall how much I used to enjoy the site.
I'm curious to know if people actually prefer the site these days to how it was, say, five years ago. I'm not sure exactly what demographic they're trying to reach, but it certainly doesn't include me.
Nov 10, 2014Fozzie_Bear in Food Media & News
Traditional North India / Punjabi
Not quite in the area you specify, but I think Dhaba in Curry Hill (108 Lexington Ave) is quite good.
First Hungarian Literary Society, UES
Thanks for the report--sounds like it hasn't changed much.
First Hungarian Literary Society, UES
Has anybody been to the First Hungarian Literary Society on the Upper East Side recently? Like in the past year? I went there ages ago, and it was a worthwhile experience, but I was curious to know if it's still a thing.
Gins of choice by order of preference: Bombay Original, Boodles, Beefeater
Sep 12, 2012Fozzie_Bear in Spirits
The lime seems a bit too bitter for me. I think the primary role of the citrus is to bring "sour" to the party rather than bitter (which a good tonic should do). In this respect, a lemon seems more efficient. Also a lemon seems more "classic" somehow.
I guess because most G&T's are predominantly tonic--more like 3:1 or 2:1 in favor of tonic. This is not to say that the tonic component isn't important--it's just that I can't justify spending more for a boutique brand when Canada Dry seems to do the trick.
My preferred G&T ratio is about 50:50 gin to tonic. For this reason the tonic is a bit of an afterthought or at least not of paramount importance. I find Canada Dry the best of the major brands, and it's my go-to. I've never bothered to branch out into the boutique brands. For the Gin, I like the assertiveness of Gordon's, but I wouldn't use it in any other cocktail. No greater than three ice cubes. AND ALWAYS GARNISH WITH A LEMON, NOT A LIME.
Liebman's Kosher Deli in Riverdale is not bad.
Jun 20, 2012Fozzie_Bear in Outer Boroughs
Uh, Le Bernardin, obviously (for seafood).
Jun 06, 2012Fozzie_Bear in Manhattan
If I had to guess, I'd say the red chunks are just the insides of the vanilla pod. Did you cut the pod before you put it in the vodka? If not, the pod probably bust open at the ends, thus creating the red chunks. It doesn't sound like your vodka is ruined, although I'd definitely strain it before drinking.
May 12, 2012Fozzie_Bear in Spirits
I am not a physician, but my father has diverticulosis. He's very meticulous about avoiding celery and nuts and seeds, etc, but he doesn't seem to have any trouble with drink although he does tend to drink rather sparingly by habit. My own understanding is that with diverticulosis it's important to avoid foodstuffs which are not easily digestible and could be caught in the intestine, leading to infection. I don't see how alcohol would factor into this, but I reiterate--I'm not a physician.
May 05, 2012Fozzie_Bear in Spirits
I guess I'd recommend a light-bodied pinot noir, but, yeah, I'd probably prefer a riesling also.
Mar 06, 2012Fozzie_Bear in Wine
I don't much like Moët's French NV offering, so I'm not particularly excited to try the domestic one. Maybe I'll give it a go, however. I've heard better things about Roederer's California sparkling. Any experience with that?
Feb 15, 2012Fozzie_Bear in Wine
What's your favorite best-bet nonvintage champagne, preferably under $40? I rather like Veuve-Clicquot, but it seems to get something of a bum rap this days. Thinking maybe I should branch out a bit.
Feb 15, 2012Fozzie_Bear in Wine
ISO Black Bottle scotch whisky
Does anybody know where I can find Black Bottle brand scotch anywhere in or around DC? Many thanks in advance....
Jan 27, 2012Fozzie_Bear in Washington DC & Baltimore
Nov 09, 2011Fozzie_Bear in Washington DC & Baltimore
Whatever it is, it should be flaming.
May 20, 2011Fozzie_Bear in Spirits
What can I do with Kahlua, besides give it away?
I assure you that I didn't know, but now I'm very proud of myself for guessing correctly. :)
Jan 25, 2011Fozzie_Bear in Spirits
What can I do with Kahlua, besides give it away?
I don't have a clue, since to the best of my knowledge those are the only things worth doing with Kahlua. Maybe you just really don't like Kahlua?
Other than that, try substituting it for Triple Sec in your favorite cocktail. A Kahlua side-car? Sounds pretty nasty to me, but maybe it's worth a shot.
Jan 24, 2011Fozzie_Bear in Spirits
The classic recipe is equal parts of the three liquid ingredients, and I've never thought about tweaking it. Although the classic is also supposed to be served over ice, I prefer it straight up. Orange peel is the traditional garnish, and I think this is the best as well.
I prefer them during the summer, however, rather than the winter. Campari is a pretty summery sort of ingredient.
Jan 13, 2011Fozzie_Bear in Spirits
Cafe D'Alsace on the Upper East Side has a very serviceable cassoulet.
Jul 13, 2010Fozzie_Bear in Manhattan
I've eaten here a couple of times as it's right near my office. I think it specialises mainly in fried chicken, but they fry other things as well. The chicken is pretty good, the white meat being a little dried out and not that tasty, but the dark meat is pretty good if greasy. The "Two Thighs and Fries" deal for $4.00 is a pretty good deal in my book. Not necessarily "recommended", but I wouldn't dissuade one from going here either.
May 12, 2008Fozzie_Bear in Manhattan
I second Cafe d'Alsace -- their beer list is extensive, and the food is quite good as well.
Oct 02, 2007Fozzie_Bear in Manhattan
I rather like the burgers at Ottomanelli's on 93rd and Lex.
Jul 10, 2007Fozzie_Bear in Manhattan
Not enough ice? In the UK, you'd be lucky to get half as much!
Jun 28, 2007Fozzie_Bear in Recipes
I had lunch at Nice Matin recently. It was pretty good -- 79th and Amsterdam.
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This past Friday was a tough day for all of us at the Salvation
Army Clinic. We celebrated the last day for our 10th trimester
interns, Jena and Andy, before they graduate in a couple weeks.
This was the final time that all of our interns would be
together again, so we wanted to make the most of our shift! We all
contributed to a delicious potluck, Jena and Andy "passed on" their
treatment rooms to us 8th tri interns, and we had a whole morning
of endless laughs. Congratulations to all of the 10th tri students
who will be out in the field in less than one month!
As 8th trimester comes to an end over the next couple weeks,
it's hard to believe this journey has flown by so quickly! I spent
the Easter weekend in Ohio, visiting my boyfriend's family and
enjoying a relaxing weekend at home. There's something to home
cooked meals, card games, and playing bocce ball in the yard that
truly makes me appreciate the slower pace of the real world. In
chiropractic school, we commit ourselves to a rigorous program of
classes, exams, weekend seminars, and hours in the library, so it's
nice to be reminded of what life is like after
professional school. It gives me the opportunity to daydream about
how my life will be 8 months from now. :) Oh, how I'm looking
forward to life after school!
As always, I hope everyone has a terrific week ahead, and enjoy
the warm weather and sunshine as we grow closer to summertime in
the Midwest!
It's hard to believe that the fall trimester is almost over.
With the holidays being so highly anticipated by students, it seems
as though there is always something to look forward to that makes
the time fly by.
This past weekend, I spent the Thanksgiving holiday at my
parent's home in Ohio. I did my best to follow my own Thanksgiving
recommendations, but it's safe to say that I still ate my share of
satisfying, home-cooked calories! Having the opportunity to study
chiropractic medicine is a blessing in and of itself, but then when
I think about all the friends I've met, memories I've made, and
life lessons I've learned, life really does seem wonderful. Every
day I am in this challenging program, I am reminded how much I have
to be thankful for.
Alright, so my weekend didn't stop there. I traveled to "old
Columbus town" for the remainder of my trip home to spend time with
college friends and watch the rivalry of the year, the Ohio State
vs. Michigan football game. (This may be the point in my blogs
where some people stop reading!) I have been and will always be a
Buckeye alumnus and diehard fan, so this is commonly my favorite
weekend of the year. I was able to catch up with friends from
college that I hadn't seen since we graduated two and a half years
ago, and I couldn't have asked for a better weekend revisiting
college memories!
So now I'm back in Lombard, gearing up for 10 days of final
exams, practicals, and papers. These are commonly everyone's least
favorite two weeks of the trimester, when we find ourselves
increasing our coffee intake and our eyes dry out from staring at
endless notes. It's going to be a challenging period, but you just
feel that much more accomplished by the end of it all. Wow, I'm
going to graduate chiropractic school in just about one year!
My 4-week winter break is going to begin by moving to my new
apartment in Lincoln Park, spending time in Ohio visiting friends
and family, and taking a nice tropical vacation over New Year's!
I'm really looking forward to a little R&R and a chance to
unwind before the last year begins.
I wish everyone the happiest and safest of holidays! As always,
I'd love to hear from you if you have any questions about NUHS and
our programs. :) Take care and enjoy the new year!
One of the most crucial steps to success in the chiropractic
profession is active involvement in your state and national
professional organizations. Intending to move back to Ohio and
practice after graduation, I recently attended the annual
convention in Columbus, Ohio, for the Ohio State Chiropractic
Association (OSCA). What a weekend! Myself and four other DC
students, all from different stages of the curriculum, attended the
convention to learn more about the future of our profession,
why we need to maintain our presence in the field of
health care, and what we can do as students to become more
Brent, Stephen, Jess, and myself enjoying a night out in
Our students attended a session about treatment of shoulder
conditions, which are said to be the 3rd most common reason that
people present to a chiropractor's office for care. We were taught
by Dr. Brett Winchester, a well-known educator and instructor for
Motion Palpation Institute, DNS, and other valuable organizations.
He emphasized the importance of understanding the kinetic chain of
movement, rehabilitating more than just the site of pain, and
teaching patients correct lifestyle modifications they can make to
prevent re-injury from occurring.
Saturday night was the beautiful gala for all attendees of the
convention -- physicians, students and office staff alike. I
watched in amazement as Bharon Hoag, the Executive Director of the
OSCA and a dear friend, presented prestigious awards to members of
the Ohio Senate, Ohio House of Representatives, Ms. America 2014
(who is a chiropractor!), and other incredibly influential people.
Ohio is the first state in America to have passed
legislation allowing chiropractors to be on the front-line for
concussion care, which is PHENOMENAL. If it weren't for the hard
work of the board members, directors and current doctors in Ohio
fighting for our rights, we never would have achieved this
monumental step for chiropractic.
Me with my brother and sister-in-law, Billy and Kelly
My brother and sister-in-law, Bill and Kelly, were in attendance
at the convention as well, both also practicing DCs in northeast
Ohio. Visiting with my family and discussing our profession was
such a perfect way to spend my weekend, and I amsothankful to have
them as role models and inspiration for my career! This weekend was
also a tremendous opportunity to meet current doctors, hear their
advice and success stories, and bring back this spirit to our
fellow students at NUHS. I took away so much valuable information,
leaving with an overwhelming sense of excitement and hope for our
profession, and there is no doubt in my mind that I will be
attending the convention again next year!
Why Become Involved?
Participating in professional organizations such as the OSCA
gives us a greater sense of purpose. We entered this healthcare
profession to touch people's lives and positively impact our
communities, but who says that our influence has to stop there? It
is our duty to take pride in our career of alternative healthcare
and therefore fight for it. At times, we are so unaware of the
overwhelming sacrifice and dedication that our predecessors
contributed to the advancement and success of our profession.
Photo booth fun with NUHS peers and Bharon Hoag, OSCA
Executive Director
We are the future leaders of chiropractic medicine, and
we are the ones responsible for the success and
continuation of our craft. We are given the tremendous opportunity
to change lives, so if we do not do all that is in our power to
protect and preserve this right, we are selfish. Becoming involved
in these organizations is not only of value for us and our future
practices, but for the success of our profession as a whole.
Happy Fall, everyone!
Welcome back to the beginning of a new trimester at National.
Since I last blogged, I have been traveling non-stop to see friends
and family, so I wanted to write about my experiences away from
NUHS. By the time finals week had concluded, I was in much need of
a mental break!
I spent my first few days of vacation still here in Chicago,
seeing various country artists such as Miranda Lambert and Chip
Esten (Deacon on ABC's hit series Nashville), as well as
working at fun events such as the Arlington Million up at the
Arlington Heights Race Track.
I eagerly traveled to northeast Ohio to spend time with my
family, including my little sister, before she went back to Ohio
University for her last fall semester of classes. I spent some time
shadowing and visiting with my older brother and his wife at their
very successful chiropractic practice, which always serves
as a friendly reminder of WHY I am going through this challenging
One of the best parts of my break was traveling to the scenic Hocking Hills State Park in Ohio with my
boyfriend Taylor. He and I spent a long weekend hiking, exploring
the caves and trails, zip lining through the forests, and canoeing
down the Hocking River. You may never have been to Ohio or explored
its state parks, but Hocking Hills is an absolutely beautiful
experience for people and families of all ages. Being able to see
the stars at night isn't so bad either, since I spend most of my
year staring up at streetlights. It was a perfect trip full of new
landscapes, new experiences, and plenty of relaxation.
While passing through Columbus, Ohio, I shadowed two National
graduates currently practicing in the central Ohio area: Dr. Jennifer Wente-Moeller and Dr.
James Schramm.
Let me tell you that observing doctors first-hand is
the absolute BEST experience you can gain as a student. Shadowing a
doctor teaches you things that the classroom sometimes cannot, and
I am so thankful for the opportunity to have met with two unique
and inspiring doctors!
I'm looking forward to a very busy, yet exciting trimester. It's
hard to believe I am beginning my 3rd year in the chiropractic
program and enrolled in Tri 7 classes! Wow, time flies when you're
in chiropractic school! As I say to some of the younger students
beginning the program, I worked incredibly hard to get where I am
now, but looking back, I wouldn't trade it for anything. :)
As always, please feel free to contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com with any
questions about my blog or my experiences here in the
DC program at National!
Another week of gorgeous weather in Illinois, and I am finding
it more and more difficult to study inside for our upcoming exams.
During the day, you'll often find National students eating their
lunches or reviewing their notes on the many park benches and
tables we have set up around campus, but this is only a temporary
activity. Many of us realize that by sitting outside and
"studying," it's much easier to find yourself people watching,
staring at the swans on the pond, or wanting to close your eyes and
daydream. All right, it looks like I'll have to keep the sun
bathing in moderation until midterms have passed.
Abdominal Exam
This week, we covered quite a bit of ground in classes. In our
Phys/DX course, we continued to practice different regional exams
of the body, specifically the abdominal exam and neurological exam.
In phlebotomy lab, students are still perfecting their needling
"abilities" and learning different techniques for drawing blood.
Specifically, we are spending a lot of time on the butterfly needle
technique and drawing blood out of smaller veins. It's definitely
nerve-wracking, but a valuable experience none-the-less.
Phlebotomy Lab
On Friday afternoon, Student Council hosted the summer's Tri
Games competition. The sport of the season was flag football, and
like any other trimester, each group of students sported their
tri's respective color and played for 4 months of bragging rights.
I unfortunately was not able to attend the event, but I don't doubt
it was a great showing! Maybe my 6th tri classmates took home the
trophy? :)
My weekend was spent in Rochester, Michigan, for my older
brother's wedding. As a Buckeye myself in a family of nearly all
Ohio State grads, I never thought I'd see the day when one of my
sibs married a Wolverine! Despite our differences, the two families
came together and threw a terrific celebration.
Congratulations, Ben and Jenny! I loved the opportunity to get
away for a weekend and spend time with my family, but I miss them
already! It's a good thing I have plenty of studying and work to
keep me busy now that I'm back.
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