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The verdict is in, folks, and it's the same as it was last year: calling upset gamers 'entitled' is still a lazy substitute for an argument.
I'll be the first to admit that gamers can often go way over the top when they're upset about something.
Anyone who has been in this business for any length of time has been attacked by one horde or another of video game fans who are Seriously Angry with you because you A) liked a game that they hate or B) disliked a game that they love or C) prefer a specific console or PC over other consoles or the PC. The list goes on. Mobs are irrational, and mobs of gamers are no different.
And so we come to a moment of deja vu, in which we see gamers once again labeled with that most perennial of put-downs: Entitled. Anyone who disagrees with the review consensus of DMC, the Devil May Cry reboot from Ninja Theory and Capcom, is just whining for no good reason apparently.
"Look, kids, the verdict is in: DmC is a lot of fun," writes Brenna Hillier at VG24/7, appealing to authority by linking to a list of scores for the game compiled by VG24/7.
I wasn't aware that there were verdicts when it came to accounting for taste, but I'm likely just behind the times. As a critic of scores, I'm downright hopeless when it comes to verdicts.
From here on out, Hillier's post wanders through a thicket of fallacies.
"What I do not understand is the blithering insanity of Devil May Cry fans in the face of a reboot which does the franchise no harm and by all accounts, quite a lot of good," she writes, apparently unaware that to many fans of the franchise the reboot has done it harm and is not by all accounts "a lot of good."
Simply saying so doesn't make it true. There is no objective barometer of truth when it comes to things like video games.
"The existence of DmC: Devil May Cry doesn't stop the earlier games existing," Hillier continues. "It doesn't betray or compromise that existing (incoherent) vision you love so much. If Microsoft threw up in a puddle and sold it under the name "Halo 5″ it wouldn't stop Halo and its sequels being what they are."
I was never a huge Devil May Cry fan, so this new reboot hasn't really ruffled my feathers despite its obvious shortcomings.
But I can imagine a series of games that I do love very much—the Souls games by From Software, for instance—and I can certainly imagine how I would feel if it Dark Souls 2 changed in ways that hurt the series: betrayed and upset.
This is partly because yes, a new installment in a video game or film franchise really does impact how we feel about the former titles.
This is true in film as well.
For instance, I have never been able to enjoy Star Wars as much as I used to not just because of George Lucas's shameless edits of the old films, but because of how bad the prequel films were. The awfulness of the second trilogy hurt my overall appreciation of the Star Wars universe.
If Microsoft "threw up in a puddle" and sold it as Halo 5 then yes, that would indelibly harm the Halo brand, and cast a long, bleak shadow back on the earlier games.
This is partly because of association and partly because canon entries in a series really do impact earlier installments. A story is not just beginning, middle, and end. It's our appreciation of all these components together that counts.
In Jurassic Park 2 (the book) a main character that died in the first book turned out to be only "mostly dead" in the second. That hurt the original a great deal.
The last two Song of Ice and Fire books by George R. R. Martin have been a huge let down for many fans of the series, and this has cast a pall over the earlier books, regardless of how much better they were.
And yes, of course some fans will go too far in their tactics. You know what they say about bad apples. Petitioning the White House is silly, for instance, but only a tiny handful of Devil May Cry fans have actually done that.
In the internet age, we're privy to all the most ludicrous actions of the vocal minority in every realm of life, but that doesn't mean that anyone upset with this game is just an "entitled" crybaby giving gamers a bad name.
Just because someone doesn't agree with VG24/7′s "verdict" doesn't mean…well it doesn't mean anything actually (and no, a subset of reviews is not scientific proof of quality anymore than you can gauge a game's value after it's been bombed by Metacritic users. These are signposts that can help you in your journey, but not proof of anything at all.)
"And yet despite the complete absence of logic behind this ill-will," Hillier continues, "it runs so strongly that some of you have gone so far as to send death threats to Ninja Theory staff, to accuse VG247 and its peers of corruption, a charge which stinks of conspiracy-theory paranoia, and to write thousands of words of rabid vitriol against Dante's hair colour rather than react like a normal human being to a game that has absolutely no impact on your life and happiness in any meaningful way."
She follows this up with a remarkable saving throw against irony by telling gamers to "grow the #*&$ up" proving once and for all that things that have "absolutely no impact on your life and happiness in any meaningful way" can inspire even the best of us to bouts of rhetorical excess.
Here's my two cents: I'm about fifty-fifty on DmC so far. There's good, bad, and ugly in this game, and I can both enjoy it for what it is and lament it for what it isn't.
But it's good to criticize and to complain when it comes to video games, television, film, and any other thing which we consume for personal enjoyment. That's how you get your point out there. It's not good to do it by issuing death threats, of course, or by attacking the messenger—a much more common fallacy gamers tend to resort to. And of course some people will complain about everything and rarely offer up solutions. Misery loves company, or something like that.
My advice? Make your arguments solid. Make them more solid than your opponents' arguments. Your arguments should be rocks to their scissors. Utilize data whenever possible, and avoid logical fallacies at all costs.
But don't ever think that you can't voice your opinion just because of some artificial "verdict." Just try to be less of a jerk than the new Dante when you do it.
I'll probably be far more mild in my critique of DmC than hardcore fans, but that's because my opinion is going to be inherently different from yours—my taste and my experience and what I want in a game are all unique to me as a gamer and as a human being. Indeed, I imagine many reviewers really did legitimately enjoy DmC.
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I noticed that LastPass doesn't get a lot of love around here whenever Password Managers are discussed. LastPass is a very capable and popular password manager that is also cross-platform across the major platforms. I use it all the time and it's WAY less expensive than using 1Password if you want to use it across all the major platforms. There is a $12/annual fee if you want to use LastPass on mobile devices but I thought it was worth it. Look it up.
How to change your iMore, iTunes, Facebook, Gmail, and other passwords and make 'em strong!
Seems like we can't go a week anymore without hearing about some major security breach at LinkedIn or Yahoo! or some other website, where user accounts were compromised and data potentially stolen. While there's a lot the sites themselves need to do to make it harder to steal our info, there's also something we need to do -- use strong, unique passwords for each and every site.
Whether it's iCloud, iTunes, Gmail, Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, Dropbox, or any site that has access to our credit card information or personal data, it should be locked down for our protection. Even sites like iMore should be secure so no one can use our account but us.
Here's how to set up strong, unique passwords and keep your data safe.
Get a password manager
Seriously. Once you start employing strong, unique passwords, it will be impossible to remember them all yourself, and if you write them down you destroy any strength they have. That means you'll need a password manager.
Good password managers typically aren't free or cheap but don't look at the cost -- look at the value. Spending a few bucks up front is way less expensive -- in terms of both time and money -- than having your data stolen and having to deal with the repercussions later. Just like you buy a lock or alarm for your house, car, even gym locker, buy a lock for your data.
The way a password manager works is that it can generate strong, unique passwords for you, save them securely, and auto-fill them when you need to login to a website..
Here are some of the ones we've reviewed and that have good cross-platform support. (It's important to pick one that runs on all the devices you use.)
- 1Password - works on iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows
- DataVault - works on iOS, Android, BlackBerry, Mac, and Windows
- RoboForm - works on iOS, Android, BlackBerry, Mac, and Windows
Realistically, you'll still have to remember a few passwords and passcodes -- the one that unlocks your password manager, of course, and also the ones that unlock your iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad, or logs you into your desktop computer before the password manager can run. There may also be websites you may need to access from someone else's computer, like iCloud or Gmail, if you don't have any data access on your phone while traveling.
How to choose an easy-to-remember but still strong-ish password
For the password to login to your Mac or Windows PC, or to unlock your password manager, you still want something strong but you need something you can remember. If it's not strong, someone can break in, and all your other passwords suddenly become worthless. If it's not easy to remember, you won't be able to use it, or you'll write it down, which either locks you out or, again, makes all your other passwords vulnerable.
Here are some dos and don'ts when it comes to making a strong-enough password that you can still remember.
Password Don't
- Don't use the word "password" as your password, or your username, or your email address, or real name, or anything equally lame or obvious. You want your password to be as unguessable as possible
- Don't use anything found in the dictionary as you password. Simple, short, really easy to remember words also means really easy to guess or to hack using a dictionary attack.
Password Do
- Use a mix of lower case and upper case, numbers and letters, symbols and punctuation. Mixing languages doesn't hurt.
- Make it as long as you can. 10 characters should be enough if you're not guarding SHIELD-level secrets. Make it a phrase so it's easy to remember but still hard to guess. Here are some examples: !M0r3-R()CK$! or Un3,1M0re,(ho$e...
- Add some variation for each device or site for which you need a memorable password. You can keep it relative if you have to. For example, you could add the first 2 characters of the domain name to the beginning or or end of your password, like im!M0r3-R()CK$! or Un3,1M0re,(ho$e...ac
How to change your passwords to something strong and unique
Now that you have a password manager that can generate strong, unique passwords, and you know how to come up with you own fairly strong, fairly unique ones for the few sites you absolutely have to keep in your own memory, you need to go change your old broken for the new hotness.
Typically this involves typing in your old password to authorize the change, and typing in your new password twice to make sure it's accurate. Some sites might also use a CAPTCHA system and make you copy some words or characters that appear in a box. (That's to try and make sure you're not a "robot" program attempting to hack the account.)
How to change your iMore.com password to something strong and unique
A good place to practice changing your password is right here on iMore.
Note: Because iOS doesn't allow browser extensions, you'll have to use the embedded browser within your password manager if you want to generate and save your new passwords while mobile.
- Click on Welcome, [your username] at the very top right hand corner of the page.
- Click on the Edit tab
- Enter your old password to authorize
- With your new password manager, generate a new password and copy it to the clipboard -- mine gave me c7^^9tRjJF
- Paste your new password into both the Password and Confirm password fields.
- Click Save at the very bottom.
- If your password manager asks you if it should remember the new password for you, click Yes
How to change your Apple, Google, Facebook, Twitter, Dropbox and other passwords to something strong and unique
The process for changing and strengthening your passwords for other sites, like iTunes, iCloud, Gmail, Facebook, Twitter, etc. are very similar to the above. Here are links to the account or password change pages for them:
- iCloud and iTunes (or any Apple ID account)
- Gmail (or any Google account)
- Amazon
- Dropbox
Security is in constant conflict with convenience. Using strong, unique passwords can be a hassle to remember and chore to input, especially on mobile devices. But having your password and data stolen is a far, far bigger hassle. A great password manager app can help bring harmony your security.
So pick a password manager, set aside some time, and make all your passwords strong and unique. Then, next time you read a headline about some website being compromised, you'll be glad you did.
And if anyone else has any ideas on how to make passwords strong, unique, and still keep life as user friendly as possible, add them to the comments.
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How to change your iMore, iTunes, Facebook, Gmail, and other passwords and make 'em strong!
I agree. This is a much-needed article with tips that no one should ignore, but lastpass deserves top marks for me. The current iteration of its iPhone app is currently not the best thing about it, but I'm sure they will update it soon. It's an amazing secure timesaver.
I have no connection with lastpass. But I want to say something that many people know. Roboform as a history of ripping off its customers. I'll just leave it at that, and anyone can do the research if they like.
This is a great article. It really does seem like these kind of information leaks are happening more and more often. Personally Im looking into adopting a password manager because it really does seem like the best compromise between security and convenience. That being said I do keep a very low level, almost through away password for sites that make you form a user account but don't contain any of my personal info. For instance one cooking site made me form an account to email a recipe to myself for offline reference. That kind of setup gets my spam gmail account and a password my 2 year old can guess.
I noticed that SecureSafe gets no love either. It's free for the first 50 passwords, has web accessibility, and it's awesome! I can even upload documents for secure storage They have pay subscriptions too that allow for increased size for secure document storage and unlimited password storage.
I've been using KeePassX on my Mac. I love it, but it is a manual process to sync the DB file with my iPhone / iPad.
Gibson Research has a great little online toy explain the effects of mixed characters and length on a password's effectiveness....great feedback on how many minutes/hours/years it would take to crack the sample you supply.
He also explains why the first of the two following passwords is stronger even though it appears simpler....
Great article and so needed!
I'd like to add another recommendation, that of PasswordWallet by S3. It is incredibly full-featured and has been around since MacOS 7 days (I used it on my Palm way back when also). It runs on just about everything and has sync. My only complaints are that the UI looks a bit dated and that the sync wizard is a bit complicated for some things, like WebDAV (actually, I kind of hate wizards in general, just give me a nice settings panel).
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Wednesday, October 7, 2009
The shock and hurt of losing a loved one has been tempered by the sweet memories of times shared with him. Some people may think us crass, but laughter is indeed the best medicine. Would our brother have wanted us to sit around and pound on our chests, wailing over our loss, or would he rather watch us from above sharing stories and laughter, jokes and fond memories? He can surely inspire us with his life: he was an amazing person who truly lived his life to the fullest, grabbing at everything he wanted. Gourmet cook, fabulous piano player, jazz singer not afraid to take to the stage whenever one of his favorite New York Jazz Clubs opened the mic to passionate amateurs, art collector, clothes designer, he was the true connoisseur: good food and wine, music and art, passionate traveler. My brother is someone to inspire us with the way he lived his life, the way he faced everything with a sense of humor and a good joke, advising and helping others, generous and caring, fun to be with, doing everything he dreamed of. His loss has left a gaping hole, but one we try every day to fill with laughter.
So the hours and days after the funeral, mom, Sue, Andrew and Carolyn, Simon and I shared stories and memories, tears mingled with laughter, lots of laughter, and food. The day after, we sat around the large wooden table overlooking the river, watching the wind toss around the palm fronds, in an old-Florida seafood restaurant, the kind he loved, plates piled high with coconut fried shrimp, scampi and crabbed stuffed mushrooms and drank a toast to him with the best bottle of Pino Grigio on the wine list. Our voices occasionally drowned out by the rambunctious crowd mixed with the Southern Rock floating out of the bar, we thought of him as we ate, as we talked, as we drank.
The following day, Sue and I jumped into the car to make our traditional trip to the grocery store, good intentions overflowing with thoughts of healthy meals. And of course, our sweet tooth and silliness prevailed and as we stood at the cash register watching items scoot by one by one, I pointed at the array of goodies flowing back into our waiting cart and said "Find the nutritional value in that!" Ice cream bars, lemon meringue pie, donuts, ice cream sandwiches, cookies, frozen pizzas and chips, not to mention Fruit Loops for Simon. Peels of laughter and Sue said "You have got to take a picture of our haul when we get home!"
Pizza ordered in and eaten while setting up the board games, hours of noise and teasing as we tossed down cards or tiles into the center of the table or evenings spent eating fried chicken and playing Wii Golf, madly whacking invisible golf balls, dreading the imaginary splash of the ball into the water, or exulting with that impossible hole in one, or tossing down weightless golf clubs as we watch the ball veer off course and land with a plop into the sand or get caught in the trees. A cool swim in the pool, the Florida heat beating down on our backs, taking a break for chilled drinks or a huge slice of cake hidden under scoops of ice cream.
Dinner out with friends, fried fish sandwiches on the river with Judi, burritos with Ellen and Mike under umbrellas as the wind whips through our hair, reliving our wild youth together or add Frank to the trio and laughter over perfect pistachio-crusted salmon and lavender-spiked chocolate pudding cake. Pizza night with Lee, sitting at home so we could comb through 30 year old photo albums and laugh and cry together. Magic!
Food and laughter bring us together, giving us a chance to relive the best of times and tighten the bonds we have with each other. Family and friends, we prop each other up through tough times and exult in all the good that comes our way, cheering each other on. Our memories and shared stories intertwine, beautiful braids of lives woven together to make one. Michael has helped bring us that much closer. Sweet indeed.
My lovely friend Meeta of the incredible blog What's For Lunch, Honey? created the Monthly Mingle event, a wonderful place for food bloggers to get together and share food and good times like the best of friends. This month, another wonderful friend, Aparna of My Diverse Kitchen is the hostess (with the mostess!) and has chosen the theme High Tea Treats and this is the perfect chance for me to hop aboard the Monthly Mingle train. Everyday I sit in front of my computer and, often over a cup of coffee and a slice of whatever baked good I have on hand, I twitter chat with these beautiful women and a few more friends, so much like we are all sitting around the virtual tea table (or koffee klatch) sharing laughs and baking tips, adventures and desires. Aparna is a fabulous cook and her creations are both exciting and mouth-watering; diverse indeed! I have made these delightful tiny teatime treats to share with my friends at the Monthly Mingle, knowing just how important these heartfelt get-togethers are. And I do thank this wonderful group of friends who has helped me through this rough time with their kind words and thoughts, virtual hugs and support and as I pass around a delicate, chocolatey mini-Bundt cake to each, I raise my tea cup to you all and clink to our friendship.
Adapted from Heirloom Baking with the Brass Sisters
½ lb zucchini
1 ½ cups unsalted butter, softened to room temperature
2 ½ cups flour
1 ½ cups cocoa powder
2 ½ tsps baking powder
1 ½ tsps baking soda
1 tsp salt
1 ½ tsps cinnamon
2 cups sugar
4 eggs
2 tsps vanilla
½ cup milk
Wash and trim the zucchini. Grate the unpeeled zucchini finely into a small colander and set over a bowl. Allow to drain, without squeezing it, for about 10 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 350°F (180°C). Lightly butter and flour either a large Bundt pan or a 12-cup mini Bundt pan.
Measure out 2 cups of grated zucchini without squeezing it and discard liquid left in bowl. Set aside.
Sift together the flour, cocoa powder, baking powder, baking soda, cinnamon and salt.
In a large mixing bowl, cream the butter with the sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in the eggs one at a time, beating just until blended. Beat in the finely grated zucchini. Blend in the vanilla.
Beat in the dry ingredients in 3 additions, alternating with the milk added in 2.
Pour batter into the pan(s). As I was using my brand new mini-Bundt pan, I found it easiest and cleanest to use a pastry bag fitted with a large plain tip. Just pipe in the batter about halfway up, maybe a tad more, but not too full as these mini cakes (Bundlets!) rise quite a bit.
Bake in the preheated oven for about 15 minutes, watching carefully so they don't burn. One large Bundt cake should bake for about 55 minutes.
Allow to cool on a rack in the pan for a few minutes before turning or popping out, turning right side up and allowing to cool completely on a cooling rack. If you pop the cakelets out too soon, you risk breaking them.
Using my mini-Bundt pan, I made 24 Bundtlets and still have batter in the fridge for maybe another dozen.
These cakes had a dark chocolate flavor while being extremely, astonishingly light and airy, perfect to serve at Tea Time or breakfast. Strangely enough, the second day, though far from stale, they did seem a bit dryer, so if not all eaten the same day, serve with something that will help moisten them a bit, whipped cream, ice cream or a fresh berry coulis. I am curious to know if made in one large Bundt pan would it come out denser and thus stay moister longer?
1 to 2 cups heavy whipping cream or as needed
¾ cup granulated sugar
½ cup unsweetened cocoa powder
Whisk together the sugar and cocoa powder in a bowl until blended and no more lumps remain.
In a chilled bowl using chilled beaters, whip the heavy cream on high speed until it starts to thicken. Add the sugar-cocoa mixture tablespoon by tablespoon until you have the desired sweetness and darkness. (I used just under 1 cup of cream and beat in almost 4 heaping tablespoons of the mixture as I wanted a lighter chocolate flavor to offset the dark chocolate flavor of the cake.) Continue to beat until thick.
55 comments:
- Aparna said...
This is indeed the best way to remember your brother, Jamie.
Now you never told me this was coming to High Tea!:)
Thanks for those really sweet words. Yes, we do tend to have our own virtual parties, don't we?
So new pans and lights (yes?) have been inaugurated? Btw, is bundtlets a word? Doesn't matter I like it. ;)
- October 7, 2009 at 10:46 AM
- Jamie said...
@Aparna - I think I mentioned to Meeta that I was coming to High Tea! And fun it will be. I do believe that Bundlet is a word! Yes, new pan and new lights. Can't you tell?
- October 7, 2009 at 10:48 AM
- Heavenly Housewife said...
Ah ha! I spotted weight watchers pops though! Daaaahling, have I not taught you anything???????
- October 7, 2009 at 10:52 AM
- Jamie said...
@Heavenly Housewife - sister picked them out promising me they were tasty. Don't forget they balanced out the pie and the donuts.
- October 7, 2009 at 11:01 AM
- The Cooking Ninja said...
What a beautiful post. :) Love your mini bundlet. I don't even own one - big or mini. I must get myself one.:)
- October 7, 2009 at 11:10 AM
- Happy cook said...
I totally agree laughter is the best medicine. And i am sure your brother would love that you all laugh and remember him all the good times you all had togehter.
Now to the budn't pan, i have the same but then just with 2 budn'ts but i think they are a bit smaller than yours.
The cake just look indeed so moist, you know i have never made cake with zuchinni.
Looks beautiful.
- October 7, 2009 at 11:10 AM
- görel said...
Your brother seems to have been an amazing person, and what a proper way to honour him and the memory of him by keeping your spirits up and having a good time together!
These cute cakes are absolutely adorable, and I bet they taste fabulous too. I'd like to have one of those pans ... am going to the US in a couple of weeks, maybe I'll find something like that!
- October 7, 2009 at 11:17 AM
- Asha @ FSK said...
Jamie: I am sooo envious of your min-bundt molds!! I just about starting to stock my pantry with little things and this is on the wish list.. Love the cake as well..
On another note, I agree with remembering a loved one through happy memories.. I recently lost my granddad who was my favorite person in the whole world and it just felt better when I opted to remember his laughter and goodness more than the trauma of his passing...
A big Hug to you and may your brother live long through many more of your creations..
- October 7, 2009 at 11:30 AM
- Lien said...
I think it's a wonderful way to share memories and laughter with your family to commemorate your beloved brother and celebrate his life.
With these bundtlets I would invite myself to your tea any day!
- October 7, 2009 at 11:47 AM
- Bethie said...
Laughter is the best medicine indeed.
Your little chocolate cakes look lovely and I truly covet your mini bundt pan.
- October 7, 2009 at 12:01 PM
- Katy ~ said...
What a touching way to remember your dear brother. Food memories are so strong in us, aren't they?
I have this cookbook and have yet to make anything from it. Your little bundt cakes have inspired me.
- October 7, 2009 at 12:59 PM
Loved the grocery store haul of junk food...having lived overseas,I remember the cravings of the oddest items..spaghettios, mac and cheese, fruit loops and around Thanksgiving time, cravings for items so hard to get overseas like cranberries, mini marshmellows...things we take for granted when you live in the US. The week following the passing of a loved one especially in the Jewish religion where we sit shiva,gives us time to reflect and share our memories as well as our sadness...nice that you were able to see so many friends from the past and spend some quiet time with family -it's sort of a "time out" from life for a week. Wishing you a smooth transition back into your everyday life in France :)
- October 7, 2009 at 1:01 PM
- Barbara Bakes said...
Such a tender post! I'm glad you and your family were able to laugh and enjoy each others company despite the loss of your sweet brother. The bundtlets look fabulous. I have been eyeing those pans. It seems we have both been baking chocolate zucchini treats!
- October 7, 2009 at 1:39 PM
- Natashya KitchenPuppies said...
I am Irish, so I completely understand the laughing, crying, feasting and drinking.
I am so glad you have had such great support in this heartbreaking time. It is amazing how food blogging has brought some people together; over borders, time zones and languages.
Thanks for joining the Mingle this month, I hope to join you soon.
- October 7, 2009 at 1:48 PM
- Hilda said...
They're beautiful Jamie! Would you believe, all this time I've had a bundt cake bottom with my springform pan and I've never used it. Like never, not one single time. And yes I always think that even though there's obviously a time for crying, those who've left us wouldn't want us to sit around and mope that they're gone. I'm glad I could be of a little help to you through this. That is some stash lady, where do you put all that stuff??? I'd weigh 800lbs.
- October 7, 2009 at 1:58 PM
- Half Baked said...
Very touching post. What a wonderful tribute to your brother! I love the little mini bundts. They look wondeful!
- October 7, 2009 at 2:14 PM
- Mowie @ Mowielicious said...
Jamie, that's an absolutely lovely tribute to your brother - it made me cry! Your words really touched me. You know from the emails we've shared, how much I feel for you and your loss as I can completely relate. And you're absolutely right, laughter and food really is the best medicine! Thank you so much for sharing!
- October 7, 2009 at 2:17 PM
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
That is so true! A great way of remembereing him.
Those mini Bundt cakes are lovely! And what collection of goodies ;-P...
- October 7, 2009 at 2:44 PM
- La Table De Nana said...
Little bundts and BIG love..great post.
- October 7, 2009 at 3:47 PM
- Fresh Local and Best said...
What a sweet story! and a wonderful way to honor the memories of your brother.
- October 7, 2009 at 5:01 PM
- Deeba @Passionate About Baking said...
post Jamie. Welcome back. This feels like home again. Yes, indeed, laughter is the best medicine, and with these gorgeous bundlets of joy, it gets even sweeter! Love the mini pan, love the grocery shopping you did (LOL), and love your style of writing. raise my cuppa (coffee though) to out friendship. Catch ya at the virtual party!! xo
PS My dad always says,we must learn to celebrate death as we do birth. Find the best there is & life goes on...
- October 7, 2009 at 6:25 PM
- Amy said...
Jamie, nothing will ever replace your brother, but you're right - try to celebrate his life instead of wallowing in sorrow. This is probably why people have wakes?
Next week will be the one year anniversary of my grandmother's death and I miss her deeply. It's painful. But we talk about her all the time and laugh at the stories. I have one of her original cookbooks (that must be 70 years old) and a handmade apron that she wore all the time, when she cooked. They are my most prized possessions.
Hang in there.
- October 7, 2009 at 6:35 PM
It was great to see you Jamie...next time under happier circumstances. All the best always....
- October 7, 2009 at 7:35 PM
- Chef E said...
To use an already over used phrase, but you are worthy of its all around meaning... SWEET!
- October 7, 2009 at 7:47 PM
- sunita said...
What a wonderful homage to your brother- I'm sure he must be smiling down at you.
Love those cute cakes;perfectfor a party :-)
- October 8, 2009 at 2:38 AM
- My Carolina Kitchen said...
I can personally say that laughter and food are the very best medicine. Those gorgeous little chocolate goodies would fix almost anything while you enjoy their goodness.
- October 8, 2009 at 5:30 AM
- ABowlOfMush said...
First of all, I am so sorry to hear about your brother, that's very sad, but this is such a beautiful way to remember him and it also shows the wonderful strength you have.
The chocolate mini bundts look so decadent and lovely, I'm bookmarking the recipe, sounds fab!
- October 8, 2009 at 5:37 AM
- The Little Teochew said...
Jamie, I feel your loss. I would be celebrating the birthday of someone dear today, if he had not left us so soon. So your post is especially poignant to me. You did a fantastic job on those lil bundtlets. I read your profile info, and I was fascinated :) Hugs to you.
- October 8, 2009 at 5:45 AM
- Fuji Mama said...
What a beautiful post Jamie! And these bundtlets look delicious (btw, I LOVE the word budtlets...totally borrowing that one in the future).
- October 8, 2009 at 5:50 AM
- Muneeba said...
You're a brave girl .. it's too easy to give in to grief, but it takes a special heart to rise above it. Of course, these adorable, dark, sexy bundt cakes would make anyone start grinning and salivating!
- October 8, 2009 at 6:03 AM
- bethany (Dirty Kitchen Secrets) said...
What a sweet post. Brings me goosebumps! Celebrating life is essential, especially the fact that you go to know him! Great looking cake!
- October 8, 2009 at 6:52 AM
- SKM said...
Love and hugs. What a wonderful tribute to your big brother. :)
And the cake? Oh wow - I need to make that!
- October 8, 2009 at 7:49 AM
- Mary said...
What a lovely post. It speaks to family and shared memory and how we deal with the pain of loss. I love your mini bundts and will be trying them real soon.
- October 8, 2009 at 8:52 AM
- girlichef said...
So beautifully written, Jamie :) We really must never forget to treasure the time we still have with our loved ones, because we never know when it could all come to a screeching halt...thank you for reminding me of that. The sweet things of life, indeed.
- October 8, 2009 at 9:23 AM
- George@CulinaryTravels said...
Oh they look delicious. Mini bundt tins are so cute, I must invest.
- October 8, 2009 at 10:12 AM
- Danielle said...
omg...those are the cutest little buntletts!!
- October 8, 2009 at 10:30 AM
- doggybloggy said...
nice tribute to your brother and my gawd those bundlets look so luscious
- October 8, 2009 at 11:36 AM
- Risha said...
What brand of cocoa powder did u use?
- October 8, 2009 at 3:25 PM
- 5 Star Foodie said...
Food and stories are definitely the best way to remember & heal. the mini-bundt cakes are just adorable, so delicious!
- October 8, 2009 at 7:08 PM
- asiangrrl said...
Jamie, what a wonderful and moving tribute to your brother. You are so right that he would want you to be enjoying life in his memory.
The dark chocolate bundtlets are mouthwatering to look at, and I bet they taste even better.
- October 8, 2009 at 9:41 PM
- Sophia said...
Beautiful touching post, Jamie. I think your brother is beaming from above. I LOVE your attitude and inner peace.
- October 8, 2009 at 11:55 PM
- albanyice said...
Thinking about Michael all weekend as this is the Vintage Clothing Show weekend. My friends that run the show were saddened to learn about Michael. Barbara and I certainly enjoyed being with Michael especially when he came to Albany to visit another GREAT person, Grandma/Aunt Bertha.
Howard and Barbara
- October 9, 2009 at 4:06 AM
- Elra said...
I know how it feels to loose someone you love. I've been there as well. Beautiful memory you have with your brother is to cherish forever.
Love the pretty little cake!
- October 9, 2009 at 7:37 AM
- Lorraine @ Not Quite Nigella said...
Jamie, what a beautoful way to celebrate your brother's life. I'm sure he is smiling down at you and celebrating with you and raising a glass of his best Pino Grigio with you! :) xxx
- October 9, 2009 at 8:06 AM
- MeetaK said...
laughter is really the best way that and happy thoughts - and of course sweet treats. jamie you are a wonderfully strong person and i tip my hat off to you for being strong.
the cakes look great and such a perfect entry for the MM. thank you!
- October 9, 2009 at 8:24 AM
- Junglefrog said...
Good to have you back Jamie and you're so right that laughter seems to be the best way to deal with a lot of things!
It is my first time doing the monthly mingle as well this month! Loved the high tea theme and your cakes look gorgeous!
- October 9, 2009 at 2:48 PM
- Chow and Chatter said...
oh wow what amazing bundt cakes, and such a sweet post about your brother, I am so sorry you lost him, love ya your wonderful and you look so pretty in the pics Rebecca
- October 10, 2009 at 6:36 AM
- the ungourmet said...
I loved reading about your dear brother and the way you and your family chose to remember his life.
I also thought the photo of the cake along with the photos was quite lovely!
- October 10, 2009 at 11:09 PM
- Sophie said...
What a beauty of a fine post,..
The chocolate zucchini Bundt cakes look fabulous,...very worthy for afternoon tea!
- October 11, 2009 at 1:31 AM
- Soma said...
You words had me crying Jamie... You are so strong to face life this way.. & so positive. I wish I could be even a bit like you.
- October 11, 2009 at 2:02 PM
- creampuff said...
Jamie, I'm so sorry to read about the loss of your brother. But it sounds like you and your family members are handling it in the very best way: to enjoy the memories and to celebrate his life by living yours to the fullest. I'm with you!
- October 11, 2009 at 5:58 PM
- The Cooking Photographer said...
Hi Jamie,
I have been a terrible food blogger friend these past two months. Instead, I squeezed every last little bit of warm and sun out of the day. I road my bike, went for long walks, traveled frequently, and threw parties.
It was nice, but its now sadly very cold outside. I have missed my friends and their blogs, and have some catching up to do!
I look forward to hiding somewhere and catching up on your stories!
- October 12, 2009 at 7:27 AM
- Jamie said...
@The Cooking Photographer - Laura, and so you should have! If these past months have taught me anything it is grab and enjoy life while you can. I have thought of you a lot and missed you, but knew we'd find each other again sooner or later. We are too much alike to do without each other for very long, right?
- October 12, 2009 at 7:32 AM
- Sippity Sup said...
The way you mingle food and family is nothing short of art. Thank, and I am sorry for the loss of your brother (with out having ever met him). GREG
- October 15, 2009 at 3:46 PM
- Jamie said...
I just read about your brother's passing and my heart goes out to you and your family. I know this is a painful time for your family but through your memories, laughter, tears and food, he will always be with you.
- October 16, 2009 at 1:29 PM


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Burn more calories with the Pro-Form® 14.0 RE elliptical. Featuring an incline up to 30°, this elliptical reduces impact on your joints and adds variety to your training. Quickly add intensity, burn more calories, and increase muscle tone with 20 levels of digital resistance. With the built-in Intermix Acoustics® 2.0 sound system, just plug your iPod® or MP3 player into the Interplay music port to stay motivated!
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- Model Number: PFEL18012
- Number of Resistance Levels: 20 Levels
- Foot Pedals: Oversized and cushioned
- Incline Minimum (Degrees): 10 Degrees
- Incline Maximum (Degrees): 30 Degrees
- Display: LCD
- Power Source: Plug-in
- Length: 79.8 inches
- Width: 27 inches
- Height: 66.2 inches
- User Weight Capacity: 300 lbs
- Weight: 145 lbs
- Elliptical Stride Length: 22 inches
- Wheels: Yes
- Bottle Holder: Yes
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- Built-In Fan: Yes
- Assembly: Assembly Required
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- 20 - 22" adjustable stride length
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Very happy but it shakes a little but I think it's because the front base is not wide enough. Other than that I am very impressed. The pads on the foot pedals make for a comfortable ride and the workout programs are challenging. Overall I am very happy.
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Comments about Pro-Form 14.0 RE Elliptical:
Very disappointed as I received my machine today. To not only find out that it was curbside drop off. When I paid for the machine online there was no indication on types of delivery or even having Ithis put together. Finally after putting machine together 1 1/2 hrs later, the machine wouldn't turn on. Called Pro Form company and they were trying to say maybe there is a kink in the consoles wiring that needs to be straightened. How about NO...then to assume that there is a faulty plug to turn on the machine. Now I have to wait for a new plug and not only try to remove the one that is well attached to the machine but install the new one myself. The kicker is that the representative said it pretty simple. Doesn't look that way to me...stay turned for the wire that's suppose to be shipped next day as if they are doing me a favor...ugh
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- Sturdy
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- General Fitness
- Weight Loss
Comments about Pro-Form 14.0 RE Elliptical:
My wife and I purchased this elliptical after trying several others in store. We liked this one a lot because it was very smooth, sturdy and had a good price point. We have been using it frequently for about 6 months now and everything still works great. I like the performance workouts and also love the ability to adjust the resistance and incline electronically from the dash. A huge plus in my book. Historically I was an outdoor runner or a treadmill man and never thought I would enjoy the elliptical as much as I have been. We bought and ipad stand to hold our ipad in front of the elliptical while we watch our shows and the workouts fly by. Completely satisfied with this purchase. Best elliptical we could find at this price, and significantly better than the ellipticals in the $300-600 price range, in my opinion.
Also, if I remember correctly it wasn't very difficult to assemble. Took us about 2 hours I would say. Instructions were easy to follow.
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- Easy To Use
- Sturdy
- Targets Muscles
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- General Fitness
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Comments about Pro-Form 14.0 RE Elliptical:
I am that person that has had many gym memberships, but the actual 'getting there' after my work day never happens. I broke my back and my spine is fused so my doctor is always telling me I need to exercise to strengthen my core muscles. Who has time for that?! LOL When I DID make it to the gym I'd always find myself at the ellipticals. I decided instead of spending money at a gym I don't get use out of, I'd get an elliptical for at home so I'd have no excuses. After a month of searching new and used online, looking at reviews and visiting fitness places I found this machine and knew it was the one I had to have. With my back problems, the stair step ellipticals (with the wheel in the front) were too rough on my hip joints and they felt jarring on my back. The 18-20 inch stride ellipticals felt too short (I'm 5'7 though) and the pedals made my feet numb. I was beginning to give up on my perfect match when the salesman at Sport's Authority had me look at this one. I wasn't even going to get on it because it was a little more money than I wanted to spend and the red bubbles on the pedals looked like they would hurt my feet. I was so happy I mounted this bad boy. Instantly the padding on the pedals helped the jarring and discomfort in my bones, the stride length (20-22 inches) felt perfect for my legs and I loved the easy, big buttons to change the resistance and incline. There are lots of different workouts set-up if you like to have it more controlled for your workout. I like to push the incline and resistance buttons at random though, so the big display is great for me. The top display has the workout time, distance, calories burned, resistance and speed. I also like that the handle bars track heart rate and it displays on the screen. There is a really cool ifit program ($9.99/month) that goes along with this machine. I still am debating on signing up for this. It looks like a neat program for tracking, but it's not a priority for me right now. I am just happy that I finally found something that works for my schedule to strengthen my body. The only down-side is how much space it takes up. They look so much smaller in the store and it was shocking all put together how much space it needs. Not a deal breaker for me though, I am happy with my machine. Any machine you buy is going to take up space. It does fold up if you need it to. The assembly took the two of us about two hours, it was a fun project. They do offer services for people to come put them together for you. I also made the choice to purchase at Sport's Authority because of the knowledge and customer service I received. I went other places that the employees didn't seem to know much of anything about fitness or the machines they sell. I am very happy with my service and product. I now look forward to working out and actually do exercise because it's in my own home.
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Could not complete step 3. The main wire that controls the monitor is outside the hosing. Therefore we could not slide down the middle bar because this would create pinching of main wire. After many tries we discovered it was a mfg defect. Main wire is suppose to be inside housing not outside preventing parts from connecting easily
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- Sturdy
- Targets Muscles
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- General Fitness
- Weight Loss
Comments about Pro-Form 14.0 RE Elliptical:
Notes on delivery: Because of the weight, I had SA deliver it. No problem with delivery. After delivery, they drive you nuts calling every couple of hours insisting you respond to a survey. VERY ANNOYING!
Notes on assembly: Assembly took about 3 hours. The instructions say it takes 2 people. I did it myself with no assistance. It would have been considerably easier if I had a helper. Holding the parts with one hand and trying to insert and tighten screws with the other hand was awkward at times.
Initial impression on use / functionality: Very pleased! The machine functions well, is relatively quiet, is easy to use, and provides a good workout. A couple of negative comments / issues: The assembly instructions were fine and easy to follow. The usage instructions not so much. A table showing the time, distance, incline, and resistance for the various programs would have been helpful. Also, the heart rate monitor is so inaccurate as to be useless. Not a big deal. The fan is a little wimpy, also not a big deal. I'm very impressed and happy I made the purchase. A very good value.
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- Compact
- Smooth operation
- Sturdy
- Possible Damage From Ship
Best Uses
- To Protect Joints
Comments about Pro-Form 14.0 RE Elliptical:
My daughter and I selected this after trying it out in the store. It was smooth, quiet, and we were looking for something that the entire family could use. We especially like the fact that it was very solid but also allows you to detach the rails and push up the flywheel in back to store it and save space. Since we have it in a fairly small space, this was key. Before this, I had been looking at smaller workout stations that were not as robust.
It is very heavy and was to be set up on our second floor. Because of this, we opted to have it delivered and set up by SA. (This was GREAT according to my husband and his lumbar) We are totally spoiled now!!! I also bought the 4 year warranty extension should it need repairs or fail in some way.
All went well during the assembly, but when we tried to fold it up to store the first night, we realized it had been damaged in shipment. The left rail was bent and would not lock in place for storage. We were concerned it would fail over time because of this as well. I immediately called the warranty group. They let me know that it was the assembly company that was responsible, so I called them and eventually (with in 24 hours) received a call from the assembly group. I gave them the model number, serial number and sent a photo from my phone for them to see the problem. They ordered a part and I will be waiting 8-10 days for it to arrive. They will send a tech when it arrives at my home for repairs.
I am VERY glad they assembled not us so that there was no question about who damaged what. But apparently this has been an issue for quite a few of them since it is shipped from China on containers that are bounced around a lot it seems.
Be sure to check your machine head to toe after assembly to catch these problems up front. It has been my experience with this type of problem that the longer you wait, the harder it is to have a company respond. But so far, the assembly team where I live has been very responsive. A pain to deal with the damage and coordination for the repair, but that's life, no?
Otherwise, we found the store manager and everyone at Sports Authority to be extremely professional in helping us make a good choice. We look forward to using this to get in shape without dragging ourselves to a gym every other day. Great product so far!!
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Classification: Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitors
Pertuzumab is a type of monoclonal antibody, which is a group of medications that are designed to target a specific type of cell (in this case, a Her2 positive breast cancer cell). Her2 is overexpressed on about 25-30% of all breast cancers and is associated with a poorer prognosis. Antibodies, which are normally found in the body, are developed by the immune system to destroy foreign things (such as a germ). Pertuzumab is an antibody that is made in a laboratory, with the goal of stimulating the patient's immune system to attack the breast cancer cells. Pertuzumab may also block Her2+ cells from dividing. This medication may be given in conjunction with traztuzumab because they target different areas of the Her-2 cells.
Pertuzumab is given by IV (intravenous) infusion. The first dose is given over an hour, with subsequent doses given every 3 weeks over a shorter time.
There are a number of things you can do to manage the side effects of pertuzumab. Talk to your doctor or nurse about these recommendations. They can help you decide what will work best for you. These are some of the most common side effects:
Some patients experience a reaction within 24 hours of the first infusion. Reactions can range from minor to serious and may include difficulty breathing, cough, wheezing, drop in blood pressure, flushing, rash and swelling. If this occurs during the infusion, it would be stopped, Tylenol and/or diphenhydramine given to lessen these reactions. The infusion may be restarted once symptoms resolve, if your doctor determines it is safe to do so. This typically does not happen with subsequent infusions.
Diarrhea is a common side effect of pertuzumab and is potentially dangerous because it can lead to serious dehydration. Diarrhea can be defined as an increase in the number of bowel movements you have in a day. Your healthcare team will tell you how to take loperamide (an anti-diarrheal medication), which you should start taking as soon as diarrhea develops. Notify your healthcare team if the diarrhea does not stop on this medication so they can help you better manage this side effect.
Your oncology team can recommend medications to relieve diarrhea. Also, try eating low-fiber, bland foods, such as white rice and boiled or baked chicken. Avoid raw fruits, vegetables, whole grain breads, cereals and seeds. Soluble fiber is found in some foods that absorbs fluid and can help relieve diarrhea. Foods high in soluble fiber include: applesauce, bananas (ripe), canned fruit, orange and grapefruit sections, boiled potatoes, white rice and products made with white flour, oatmeal, cream of rice, cream of wheat, and farina. Drink 8-10 glasses on non-alcoholic, un-caffeinated fluid a day to prevent dehydration. Try sports drinks to replace electrolytes. Read Low Fiber Diet for Diarrhea for more tips.
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Visit OncoLink's section on Nutrition for tips on dealing with this side effect. Ask your nurse about nutritional counseling services.
Pertuzumab may cause cardiac (heart) dysfunction, including severe heart failure (congestive heart failure). Patients should have their heart function tested prior to starting this therapy and during therapy if any symptoms arise. If heart function decreases, pertuzumab should be stopped. You should report to your healthcare team any symptoms of cardiac dysfunction, including: feeling like your heart is racing or pounding, dizziness, unusual tiredness, lightheadedness or shortness of breath.
White blood cells (WBC) are important for fighting infection. While receiving treatment, your WBC count can drop, putting you at a higher risk of getting an infection. You should let your doctor or nurse know right away if you have a fever (temperature greater than 100.4°), sore throat or cold, shortness of breath, cough, burning with urination, or a sore that doesn't heal.
Tips to preventing infection:
For more suggestions, read the Neutropenia Tip Sheet.
Exposure of an unborn child to this medication could cause birth defects, so you should not become pregnant or father a child while on this medication. Effective birth control is necessary during treatment, even if your menstrual cycle stops or you believe your sperm is affected. It is not known if this medication passes into breast milk and harm a baby, therefore you should not breastfeed while taking this medication.
While on cancer treatment you may need to adjust your schedule to manage fatigue. Plan times to rest during the day and conserve energy for more important activities. Exercise can help combat fatigue; a simple daily walk with a friend can help. Talk to your healthcare team and see OncoLink's section on fatigue for helpful tips on dealing with this side effect.
Your hair may become thin, brittle, or may fall out. This typically begins two to three weeks after treatment starts. This hair loss can be all body hair, including pubic, underarm, legs/arms, eyelashes, and nose hairs. The use of scarves, wigs, hats and hairpieces may help. Hair generally starts to regrow soon after treatment is completed. Remember your hair helps keep you warm in cold weather, so a hat is particularly important in cold weather and to protect you from the sun. Read more on alopecia.
Peripheral neuropathy is a toxicity that affects the nerves. It causes a numbness or tingling feeling in the hands and feet, often in the pattern of a stocking or glove. This can get progressively worse with additional doses of the drug. In some people, the symptoms slowly resolve after the drug is stopped, but for some it never goes away completely. You should let your healthcare provider know if you experience numbness or tingling in the hands and feet, as they may need to change the doses of your medication. See OncoLink's section on peripheral neuropathy for tips on dealing with this side effect.
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Comments On Feb 26, 2015:Purchased to remove the steering stem bearing on a 2011 YZ 125. It took a couple trys for me to get it positioned correctly - you need to pull it through far enough to catch the bearing, but not all the way through the bearing. Once I got it positioned correctly, a couple light taps with the mallet and the bearing was out. I like it!
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Comments On Nov 24, 2014:I was reluctant to purchase this tool as another rider said it didn't work on Yamaha's. So I wanted to go with the blind puller with slide hammer. Unfortunately tech support could not tell me what MM tool I needed, but did suggest that the Park Tool would work just fine. After 30minutes of questions on the phone, I bit the bullet and made the purchase. Tech support said they're 100% positive it will work on my 2008 WR450. Yup, worked like a charm.
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Comments On Aug 14, 2014:Works excellent, very fast and you don't have to worry about getting the races out of square where they tend to bind like you do when you are using a punch.
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Comments On Feb 25, 2014:Worked great. wish I would have had this the first time!
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Comments On Feb 07, 2014:I spent multiple nights trying to get my bad steering stem races out. Mulitple tools from different shops and nothing. I finally broke down and bought this tool. I was so excited to finally have my bike put together. Inserted tool, waited for the prongs to engage the race and it never even came close to touching them! The taper on the stem head wouldn't allow the tool to engage the races. So mad I wasted $40.00 for a tool I'll never use again.
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Comments On Jan 24, 2014:I used to hate trying to feel around in the steering head with a punch, not anymore. Snap it in place and tap the race out, works great!
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Comments On Jan 13, 2014:LISTEN UP FOLKS !!!
Steering races were in really bad shape. I home-made a special punch to try get the races out. No go. Then I made an "Improved version" punch. No go again. Not even close. Struggled for hours over a 2 day period. Even "Spoke very sternly" to the obstinate races, but they would not listen.
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Comments On Dec 09, 2013:Ingenious tool! I have used this tool to replace steering stem races in two motorcycles so far, and the race remover has worked beautifully. This is definitely worth purchasing if you plan on changing out steering stem bearings/races.
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Comments On Sep 09, 2013:Bought this due to the reviews that everyone posted. Went to use it tonight and it doesn't work at all. On the YZ 250 there isn't enough of the bottom of the race exposed for this tool to work. So it goes in the tool box and maybe one day it will get used.
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The West Virginia Jaycees held their Annual Convention and 2012 Awards Banquet on February 8-9, 2013 in Parkersburg. It was an exciting, fun-filled weekend of networking, training, and recognition for the efforts of each local chapter, officials said.
Boone County's only chapter, the Madison-Danville Jaycees, was well represented with the 2011, 2012, and 2013 Presidents attending with several other members.
"In the past, the largest and stronger chapter in the state, the Ohio Valley Jaycees of Wheeling, always took home most of the awards. Our goal was to compete with them. If they won again, they would work for it." said 2012 President Kris Richmond.
This year, change was in the air with Madison-Danville taking more than a dozen awards and nearly every major trophy available. The individual members collected their share of the prizes as well.
Of the Fourth Quarter certificates given, Barry Stowers, 2013 Vice President, won the Rising Star award and Samantha Mathis, 2013 Treasurer, was given the Spirit award. West Virginia Jaycee Officer of the Year went to Mackenzie Price, Madison-Danville Secretary and and Steve Franson, 2013 Vice President, was given the Gayle Montgomery Spirit Award.
Kris Richmond, 2012 President was State Recruiter of the Year while Sara Price, 2013 President, took home the Rising Star of the Year trophy. Three members were also given the Ridge Runner award for the most visits to other chapters. They were Stacie Franson, Steve Franson, and Samantha Mathis. Chuck Mitchell, 2011 President and 2013 State Vice President, was awarded a Presidential Medal for Special Services to the Jaycees.
The Jaycees have four primary areas of project focus: Individual Development where members are taught a new skill; Management which shows members how to manage projects and fundraising; Community Development projects focus on impacting the local community; and Membership Development to recruit new members and encourage existing members to be active.
For 2012, Madison-Danville won the annual awards in the categories of Individual Development Project, Management Development Project, and Membership Development Project. "Madison-Danville always offers interesting and unique projects…." said Jennifer Staley, 2012 West Virginia Jaycees President.
The biggest honors came at the end of the evening. Madison-Danville was first given the West Virginia Jaycees Traveling Gavel Trophy for visiting the most chapters.
The next award, West Virginia Jaycees Traveling Gavel for the chapter with the most growth, also went to Madison-Danville. This award is special because, once awarded, other chapters my visit an event or meeting to take The Gavel which was created to encourage chapters to visit one another.
The final and most significant trophy was the West Virginia Jaycees Hoblitzell Memorial Award. This beautiful cup is given to the chapter which best embodies the mission and goals of the Jaycees: the #1 chapter in West Virginia. After spending 10 years in Wheeling, the 2012 Madison-Danville Jaycees brought the Hoblitzell back to their clubhouse. Sara Price, 2013 President was thrilled with the multiple wins.
"The past two years have been strenuous trying to rebuild our chapter, so being recognized for our efforts is an incredible honor," Sara Price said. "These awards aren't only for the members of the Madison-Danville Jaycees; they are also for the citizens of Boone County. Without the county's support, none of this would be possible."
Although they have recently gone through a rebuilding phase, 2013 is the 25th Anniversary of the Madison-Danville Jaycees.
"Over the past two years, the chapter's efforts have been focused on growth and rebuilding. Now we can finally start on our true mission: to train the future leaders of this county and state. Our great strides are shown by the awards we received this weekend," Richmond added. "I could not be more proud of our amazing members and the wonderful community we serve."


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