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Thermocouple and insulated door for oven
I plan to install my oven on top of a concrete slap with a 2" Super-Isol board. I already own a datalogger that I use when roasting coffee so I was thinking of including one or two thermocouples when doing the installation. Would I get useful data if I place it with the sensor between the insulation and oven floor, in the middle of the oven? What type of probe have others used and how do you bring out the lead wire in a way that doesn't look to shabby??
I am also thinking about making an insulated door from leftover Super-Isol... I assume this has been done by someone already?
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You will get useful data from mounting a TC beween brick and insulation as that will tell you when the brick is completely heat-saturated.
Others, including me, have made such doors. Too sleepy to help you out now, biut if you do a search you will find info.
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I'd would be interested too - in the UK finding digital thermocouples isn't easy... may have to order them from HK or China....
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I installed 3 sensors in my oven, 1" below the cooking surface, 1" above the top of the dome and 1" from the full brick thickness to tell me how much saturation within the bricks, coupled them up with a switching unit and a digital display, all a waste of time and money!
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Also, what is the switching unit you use?
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If you plan to do mostly pizza thermocouples are not necessary. With a bit of practice and experience with your oven you wont need that information to do great pizza's.
Now if you plan to do lots of bread and other baking thermocouples can help and be useful.
I do lots of bread and other slow cooking in my oven so knowing how much energy is stored gives me an idea of my target temperatures and how much I can load the oven. Slow roasting days after a firing is quite nice, especially in the summer because it keeps from heating up the kitchen in the house.
I built my oven for bread so I have 6 thermal couples with a digital switch.
High Accuracy Digital Thermometers
Then the switch
Multiprobe Switchbox For Handheld Thermocouple Thermometers
I went with the removable/portable that way when I'm not using the oven I can bring it all into the house for safe keeping.
Hope that helps
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regarding the insulated oven door you may want to look at mine. somewhere in the middle at about post # 77.
there are two things i will be changing on it and one that i wish i had done.
I will be changing the steel handles to wood. the steel gets much to hot. and i will be putting a decorative wood surface on the face of the door.
I wish I had not connected the back surface to the outer skin at so many locations. I believe i am getting to much heat transfer into the front skin. I believe I can cut away a number of rivets and attached inner stainless when i do the other modifications. I believe most of the heat transfer is coming from the contact of the inner stainless to the outer aluminum.
I regularly see temps in the high 200s after 5 or 6 days even after cooking bread and maybe a roast or casserole in between.
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When I first started, I used to take all kind of temperature measurements.
Now I just rely on experience based on how big a fire was burning for how long and how seasoned the wood is.
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Thanks! I will go for 1 thermocouple below oven floor to learn when its saturated with heat. I will also buy one additional probe that I can move around a bit (perhaps lay on the floor to measure if its hot enough for pizza) and in addition fit through a hole in the door.
Thanks for the door link. I also came across these threads:
Making a insulated wood fired oven door.
A plan is starting to form...
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Out of all the places my son has adventured to in summers gone by, the one where he spent this last week with my mom and stepdad was by far the one I had the least concerns about.
The trip to a "dude ranch" in Tennessee with his cousin Kelsey and grandparents Nana and Hawk looked to be one of the most fun and least worrisome yet. Kelsey is a gentle soul, they'd be outside and around horses all week, there's not much in the way of electronics and he'd be learning about roping and herding cattle, handling horses and being a cowboy.
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For 10 years, girls have not figured into any equation involving my son, but something has changed.
His entourage arrived at the dude ranch Sunday for their week-long stay and checked in, but cellphone coverage is spotty and I didn't hear from them again until Tuesday evening.
He was breathlessly excited even at 8 p.m. and couldn't wait to tell me all about it, which filled me with joy because he's usually not much of a talker on the phone.
"Tell me all about it," I said. "I want to hear all about the horses and the ranch and everything."
"OK! I met these two girls, Brittany and Ansley, and they're both 12!" he said.
"What?" I replied, caught completely off guard.
"Brittany and Ansley, they're 12!" he said again.
"What!?" I said, because it's all I could think of before stalling for time. "What about the horses, tell me about that. Wait, who are these girls?"
"Oh the horses are awesome too, dad," he said before yelling off-phone to someone else, "What?"
"Dad, I think they're bored and want me to come out and play, I gotta go," he said. "But I promise I'll tell you all about everything tomorrow night, I love you!"
And off he went.
Attempts to reach my mother to ask her what the heck was going were fruitless because of the lack of cellphone signal.
Tuesday night, no call, and by that time I had chilled out and figured he was simply in the midst of what police like to call an "excited utterance," or things suspects say in the heat of the moment that can be used against them in court.
So when the phone rang Wednesday night and I saw my mother's number, I was ready to hear about some horses.
My son still sounded excited, and talked about "herding" some cattle and "painting" the horse assigned to him for the week. And dad settled back into his comfort zone.
But he did sound tired, though I didn't expect him to admit it.
"Are you yawning?" I asked. "You sound tired."
"Yeah," he said, "I don't think I got enough sleep last night. I'm so tired my eyes are really sore."
"What time did you go to bed?" I asked.
"Midnight," he said.
"What?" I asked calmly. "What were doing up until midnight?"
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"WHAT?!?" I exclaimed. "You were where? What saloon? The12-year-old girls from the other day? What in the world were you doing in a saloon?"
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"Mostly? May I speak to nana?" I said.
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Effective management requires knowledge, dedication, and a sincere interest in the well-being of horses. In this thoroughly updated second edition of her best-selling classic, Cherry Hill explains how to be a responsible steward of the land while providing horses with the best care possible. Drawing on decades of personal experience and recommendations from hands-on Extension agents throughout North America, Hill provides detailed, practical information designed to help readers develop and refine their "horsekeeping consciousness."
A thorough understanding of horses is critical to good horsekeeping, so Hill begins by explaining the behavior and the physical and emotional needs of the horse. She encourages readers to choose a management method that fits their lifestyle and locale. She then explains how to maximize efficiency through careful planning of facilities and implementation of diligent management routines that keep horses happy, healthy, and safe.
Well-organized and generously illustrated with color photographs and instructive plan drawings, Horsekeeping on a Small Acreage is packed with information that horse owners need. Acreage selection, layout design, and checklists for daily, weekly, monthly, and seasonal management routines are just a few of the essential topics covered in this invaluable reference.
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Horse trainer Cherry Hill explains how to care for horses on a small acreage. She begins with an overview of the behavior and needs of horses. Chapters in the second part discuss various components of acreage design (barn, outbuildings, fencing, etc.) while those in the third section address management issues such as sanitation and security. The second edition features expanded coverage of environmentally responsible management methods. The text is accompanied throughout by color photographs and plan drawings.
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Effective management requires knowledge, dedication, and a sincere interest in the well-being of horses. In this thoroughly updated edition of her best-selling classic, Cherry Hill teaches you how to be a responsible steward of the land and refine your "horsekeeping consciousness" while providing horses with the best care possible.
A thorough understanding of horses is critical to good horsekeeping. Hill explains the behavior and needs of the horse, then helps you choose a management method that fits your lifestyle and locale. Read this book, and learn how to maximize your horsekeeping effectiveness with careful planning of facilities and diligent management routines that will keep horses happy, healthy, and safe.
Generously illustrated with photographs and instructive plan drawings, this new edition features expanded coverage of environmentally responsible management methods, acreage selection, plot layouts and barn designs, fencing options, pasture management, and useful checklists.
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I, along with and my friends Nathan Schumer and Simcha Gross, work in the field of Ancient Judaism. Together we envisioned a web resource that would curate content, conversation, and creative work devoted to the study of the blurry boundaries of Late Antiquity. We were inspired by the Marginalia Jew and Judean forum and saw a way we could bridge the fields of Second Temple, New Testament, Early Jewish and Christian Relations, Rabbinics, and Late Antique Christianity into a single space. We crafted the name Ancient Jew Review after much thought (which you can read about here).
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I would most of all prefer a woman who is logical. Although other facets of intelligence are important to me. I find most women are illogical and let emotion run their behavior. Next would come linguistics. I would like her to be able to intelligently express herself and her ideas. Communication is important in a relationship. I am split between Spatial and musical intelligence. I myself have some musical inclination, and I find it so alluring when a woman has a passion for music. A woman who can dance with her whole body and soul. Spatial intelligence is attractive as well. I love to look at art, and take pictures. Someone who is spatial notice small detail. They can see the bigger picture as a whole, but see the little things that have brought it together. I think that works on many different levels.
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i don't know if I'm thinking of the same person, but in my psychology class a long time ago, I remember reading something about this. anyways from what I read, there was also a sort of "athletic" intelligence, basically being very coordinated and a quick learner with anything physical. have you heard of that?
if I had to choose one type of intelligence for my partner id choose linguistic intelligence. I'm not a great talker and I would love a girl that I could talk to despite my linguistic shortcomings. I myself am mostly a logical-mathematical person.
Yup, there are actually nine types. Some are even body/social intelligence, etc. I just didn't want to have too many options, lol and it only allows 5 anyway.
i guess you figured no one would pick body intelligence huh? lol
It's seems like an ancillary type to me, not what someone would be strongest in. But yeah, pretty much :P
I am a logical-mathematical person, I am just plain good with numbers. I would appreciate a girl having that kind of knowledge, but linguistic is most important to me. Math or puzzles aren't going to help much with a relationship like being able to talk eloquently is, at least when it comes to me. Still, all are good to have.
I think she'd prefer if I'm the cunning linguist :D :P sorry, couldn't help but make a joke.
Anyways, I really don't know. Linguistic is great so you can have a great conversation with her, but I am personally more on the logical-mathematical side myself and love to talk about science and such fun things too so it's great to have that in common with a girl :) spatial is cool, but not that huge a deal to me, musical intelligence is really appealing to me too. Obviously I'd prefer a combination of all of them, but I think a bit more focus in either Logical or Musical. Gonna choose Logical for the most part.
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But of those 4, I would say linguistic intelligence. I would pick logical intelligence...but I've dated enough girls to know that girls and logic don't mix well.
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Indian Cashew Kunukku
- 2/3 cup plain short grained rice
- 1/3 cup par boiled rice
- 1 cup toor dal (pigeon peas)
- 1/4 cup channa dal (bengal gram)
- 1/4 cup whole urad dal (black gram)
- 2-3 dried red chillies ( or as per taste)
- 1/2 cup broken cashews
- 1/2 tsp asafoetida (as per taste)
- 1/4 cup grated coconut
- 1-2 green chillies (optional)
- salt to taste
- few sprigs of curry leaves
TammyJanuary 18th, 2012 on 2:44 pm
This recipe looks wonderful! How do you "grind" the dal? Is it done in a mortar/pestle? Food processor? I would love to try these!
Its food processor actually. I use an Indian Mixie
MonikaSeptember 18th, 2011 on 10:34 pm
Love your blog!!
Quick q-can this recipe be made in an appam maker as opposed to a pancake puff pan? FYI-I don't have either but want to get whichever one will be more useful and of course, to try out this wonderful recipe!:)
I googled and looks like pancake puff pan and appam maker are one and the same. Pancake puff pan is nothing but indian Kuzhi paniyaram pan
neelimaJuly 28th, 2011 on 2:03 pm
This looks amazing…..one quick question……Did you buy o this pan in india or here. The puffs look quite big (and awesome), was wondering what size are they. Anyway, keep up the good work.
nakkuOctober 13th, 2010 on 6:54 pm
Looks very yummy!! Will try it soon Do we have to grind the soaked red chillies also?
Yup Naks Hope u like it I know you have the paniyaram pan. I think I enjoyed the paniyaram first at your place only
saumyaOctober 13th, 2010 on 4:28 pm
great recipe. pancake puff pan sounds very useful. can it be used for making small idlis as well?
May 29th, 2010 on 7:13 am
Superb recipe. I am very impressed your recipe. This looks amazing. The ingredient are very good for health. I will try it Sunday evening.
Idlis need to be steamed and not fried like in this recipe. I dont think you can use it for steaming
October 31st, 2009 on 6:40 pm
Hi, Loved this variation of the 'Unda-appam/Paniyaram'. Is the addition of coconut to the batter, traditional?
Lovely blog!
Hi S, thanks for your comments. This recipe is not really traditional and coconut is not necc. It helps to enhance the taste.
CynthiaOctober 29th, 2009 on 11:31 pm
The way this recipe is presented with the help of pictures is great.
I really love the recipe.
Looking forward to more recipes.
October 24th, 2009 on 2:35 pm
Your pictures make me eager to try this recipe..Great job Divya.
MamathaOctober 24th, 2009 on 8:17 am
Pefect timing! I have some adai batter in the fridge and this is a perfect way to use it up. Incidentally, I'm snacking on cashews as I type this. Thanks for sharing this recipe Dhivya.
October 22nd, 2009 on 9:12 pm
Wow, these look good. These would be great on a cold day.
October 22nd, 2009 on 2:28 pm
Oh my these look delicious!!
October 22nd, 2009 on 1:42 pm
the kunukkus look perfect; nice nutritious recipe!
October 22nd, 2009 on 1:01 pm
What is the 'asafoetida' you mention? Is it a spice blend? Where can I get it? Sorry to ask so many questions, but these look delicious and I want to make them right away. Thanks for your help!
Hi Christine, questions are always welcome Asafoetida is an Indian staple where this spice is used for the purpose of digestion and to give a distinct aroma to food. You will get this in Indian stores mostly marketed under "LG" brand. But of course you can easily skip it in a recipe since it uses only a minuscule amount. Its not worth buying for using rarely although its not expensive. Its like..lets say "Nutmeg". Skipping a pinch of nutmeg never hurt anyone but including has its own aroma and mild enhancement of taste! Hope this helps — DK
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October 21st, 2009 on 7:46 pm
Tempting and nice that you twisted it a bit with the addition of cashews.Looks inviting and I prefer them for bfast as well as a snack.I fry goodies esp when it rains but less oil the better the health is.Love the paniyaram kunukkus
October 21st, 2009 on 6:13 pm
Great snack…looks so tempting.
October 21st, 2009 on 5:51 pm
great idea,looks yumm. i once made idlis with adai batter..it tasted wonderful!
October 21st, 2009 on 4:00 pm
wow! they look absolutely tempting! great presentation too.In Maharashtra we make something similar called as Appe.They could be made sweet or spicy.great going with the blogposts!
October 21st, 2009 on 11:34 am
very very delicious…luv all the pics…just YUM
October 21st, 2009 on 11:33 am
That looks delicious.I love the color, its perfect feel like grabbing one from the pic.
October 21st, 2009 on 10:23 am
I made this with leftover dosa batter yesterday. I added a lot of chopped peanuts.
October 21st, 2009 on 9:39 am
looks yummy, will be a great for breakfast.
October 21st, 2009 on 9:00 am
I know this is going to be the dumbest question anyone ever asked on your blog But what is plain short grained rice and par boiled rice? Is it the normal sona mussorie rice and idli rice? I'm not familiar with the kinds of rice. I have only sonaa mussorie and idli rice at home. Also can we make this in the microwave idli stand?
Nope its not a dumb question at all – Yes short rice is the regular sona masoori rice or Ponni raw rice that you get in the Indian stores and par boiled is idli rice. So you have both of them at hand I have known people to make idlis with adai batter and supposedly it tastes great.- I think it might work in m/w too (although I havent personally made them and have no idea…)
October 21st, 2009 on 8:57 am
Woow… yummicious……
October 21st, 2009 on 6:51 am
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh…..now I know the use of the interesting little 'pot' sold at my favorite Indian grocery. These look very yummy indeed.
October 21st, 2009 on 5:31 am
Wow dk, wat a healthy way to make out kunukkus,tat too with cashews…yummy they are!
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More than one in ten Canadian adults, and about one in three young people aged 16-25, report using cannabis during the past year. Despite the prevalence and health risks associated with cannabis use, the study points out that Canada has not yet taken a public health approach to address its harms, as we have with alcohol, tobacco, and even injection drug use.
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Knorr fish stockpot, it's incredibly versatile so what I'm going to make next is a chowder with smoked haddock, very simple, once we start it should be made in about 10 minutes. And what we have is we have, finely chopped onion, curry powder, eggs, butter, leeks, corn flour, smoked haddock, a bit of cream and Knorr fish stockpot. We could thicken it with rue if we wanted but for simplicity best use a bit of corn flour, in with the onion. So there's our onion being cooked quite gently with butter. A little bit of curry powder. It's almost kedgeree flavors. You can see we make our paste gently working it together and cooking out our paste. Add the stock, bring to the boil and then we'll thicken with a little corn flour. So we're now going to thicken our broth with some corn flour which I've added cold water to. A little at a time to get the texture you desire, add the cream little by little, and fuse it with a little fresh thyme. And now we poach our haddock in the broth that we made which should take about three minutes. In with the leeks which have been blanched, take some egg and we serve our broth, finish with some chopped egg and some fresh coriander. There's our smoked haddock chowder. The reason why we can make it so quick is because of the great flavor of the Knorr fish stockpot.
Smoked Haddock Chowder
Serves 3
1 Knorr Fish Stock Pot
2 tablespoons butter
1 onion, very finely chopped
½ tsp Madras curry powder
3 teaspoons cornflour (corn starch), mixed to a paste with 1tbsp cold water
1/4 cup heavy cream (optional)
3/4 pounds smoked haddock fillet, cut into chunks
4 baby leeks, chopped, blanched and patted dry
4–5 sprigs of thyme
3 hard-boiled eggs, shelled and chopped
Sprigs of cilantro or parsley for garnish
First make your fish stock by dissolving the Knorr Fish Stock Pot in 600ml (~2 1/2 cups) of boiling water and stir until thoroughly dissolved. Set the stock aside.
Heat the butter in a large, heavy-based saucepan. Add the onion and fry gently, stirring constantly, for 3 minutes until softened but not browned.
Add in the curry powder, mixing in well, and cook, stirring, for 2 minutes.
Add in the Knorr Fish Stock, stirring as you do so. Stirring, bring to the boil.
Add in the cornflour paste a little at a time, whisking it in as you do so.
Pour in the double cream if using and stir to mix in. I use the cream to give a rich, smooth texture to the chowder. Add in the sprigs of thyme. Bring to a simmer.
Add in the smoked haddock chunks a few at a time, gently shaking the pan between additions so as to coat them in the stock.
Add the blanched chopped leeks to the chowder mixture.
Simmer gently for 3–4 minutes until the smoked haddock is poached and the leeks heated through. Cooking it this way means that the smoked haddock and the leeks retain their texture.
Ladle the smoked haddock into 3 bowls (discarding the thyme) finishing each serving with a generous topping of chopped hard-boiled egg and a garnish of coriander sprigs. Serve at once.
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"For us? What you just watched?" Calipari said. "We're just trying to win our next game and get tougher."
All the freshmen are good, but the third-ranked Wildcats are a long way from getting back to Arlington for the Final Four in April after a 67-62 loss to No. 20 Baylor on Friday night.
The Wildcats (7-2) had a 50-41 lead when Julius Randle, one of three Kentucky freshmen playing in their home state, had a slam dunk with 13 minutes left.
Baylor (8-1) responded with a 15-5 run during which Kenny Chery, the junior college transfer who is the Bears' primary newcomer, came up big. The point guard's jumper started the run, and his two free throws with six minutes left made it 56-55 -- and the Bears never trailed again.
James Young's 3-pointer with just more than three minutes left got Kentucky within 61-60, and then he tied up the 7-foot-1 Isaiah Austin for a rebound under the Baylor basket. But he missed two free throws with 2:22 left.
Royce O'Neale had a putback basket with 1:20 left, which was Baylor's third shot on that possession.
"They outhustled us. They outworked us. They deserved to win," Calipari said. "Three rebounds, four rebounds down the stretch in the last four minutes, we win the game. They got every single one of them. It's who we are right now. Everything is based on how I'm scoring and what I'm doing, and it's not based on that part of the game, that toughness."
In the meantime, the Bears are hoping this was only a preview for them when it comes to the Final Four.
"Every team has goals at the beginning of the year, and if your goal isn't to be in the Final Four, then I'd be surprised. So having the chance to play in the venue that it's going to be at, everyone's going to talk about that," Baylor coach Scott Drew said. "And that's exciting. ... The chance to play here really means a lot."
Randle, who is from the Dallas area, had 16 points for Kentucky while Aaron Harrison had 15 and Young 14 with four 3-pointers.
"We just didn't make the necessary plays," Randle said, looking down while speaking softly. "Just focus on the little things down the stretch. We'll be all right."
Chery had 18 points to lead Baylor. Austin and Cory Jefferson had 13 points each for the Bears, who beat Kentucky for the second straight season. Rico Gathers had 13 rebounds.
"It wasn't no hype to us. We're a great program just like they were a great program," Jefferson said. "So it wasn't no mismatches as anybody may think. We just came out two great teams playing hard."
Blue-clad Kentucky fans easily outnumbered those of the local team, and they certainly will multiply if they get to come back to the NFL stadium.
"That was a great crowd for us. I don't know how these people made it here," Calipari said. "They must have been on dog sleds or something."
With Baylor's football team playing at home about 100 miles away Saturday with a chance to clinch the Big 12 title, and with icy conditions that made driving treacherous from the Waco campus, the crowd numbered less than 10,000.


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Noteworthy Choice XF 1856-O Double Eagle1856-O $20 XF45 PCGS. CAC. Aside from the non-collectible pattern 1849 twenty, three mintmarked issues stand alone among Liberty double eagles as the titans of the series. The dominant force among Type Two pieces is the 1870-CC, the first double eagle issue struck by Carson City and the rarest, a perennial favorite among Old West gold collectors as well. The other two prominent issues are a pair of antebellum New Orleans dates, the 1854-O and 1856-O. The two of them are oft-compared and the occasional numismatic rivalry has been played up in various numismatic publications.
To claim that the two issues are rare is an understatement. Focusing on the 1856-O, just eight certification events are present in the NGC Census Report and a mere 12 pieces are identified in the PCGS Population Report; almost assuredly, there is some overlap between the two sources of certified data, as well as within them due to resubmissions. Add in a handful of impaired examples, and an estimate of 20 to 30 survivors, as published by Doug Winter in his Gold Coins of the New Orleans Mint, appears accurate. This is a slightly smaller pool of available pieces than is known for the 1854-O, which holds true through most grades, though in Mint State, the 1856-O actually offers a prospect for owning an unworn example, unlike its earlier counterpart.
Further evidence of the 1856-O double eagle's rarity is offered by a comment made by Doug Winter to the numismatic press. In the January 28, 2008 edition of Coin World, he was quoted as saying that a near-Mint representative of the issue, which he encountered while acting as a liaison between a dealer and a private collector, " ... was the first I have handled in a few years." That Winter, one of the most widely acknowledged authorities on (and one of the best-known dealers in) Southern gold, would go years without coming into contact with an example is perhaps the best contemporary illustration of its rarity.
Interestingly, the past year has been a "golden" opportunity for the collector of the higher New Orleans denominations; not only did the AU58 coin brokered by Winter change hands, but late October 2008 saw the Baltimore Collection specimen, a near-Mint representative, sell at Heritage's Dallas auction. Both of those pieces rank among the finest examples known; coins in less than About Uncirculated have traded only infrequently in years past, denying hundreds of New Orleans gold enthusiasts the opportunity to own a comparatively affordable survivor from this issue's mintage of just 2,250 pieces.
The present Choice XF survivor offers a chance to remedy that situation. While lightly worn as expected, marks are few, and the surfaces certainly are not "very heavily abraded," the way Winter describes the issue at large. Strike is typical, with the usual patches of weakness on the portrait and the eagle's outermost feathers. The green-gold and yellow-gold surfaces show glimmers of their original reflective luster, most notably on the reverse. A small cluster of marks to the left of Liberty's nose are the only flaws warranting specific mention. For one fortunate New Orleans gold collector who has long coveted this king of the series, the wait will end when this important lot is hammered down. Population: 2 in 45, 9 finer (11/08).(Registry values: N10218) (NGC ID# 268Z, PCGS# 8918)
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The Tampa Bay Times, formerly the St. Petersburg Times, long considered its name change before it implemented it, said Paul Tash, chairman and CEO of the Times Publishing Co.
"We had the advantage of a long time to consider the possibility," he said. "It helped tremendously to give it some time and thought."
He said the biggest challenge another company might consider is name recognition in itself.
A company may have great control over how they refer to themselves, but getting everyone to follow suit, in a gentle way, takes effort, Tash said.