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PAWTUCKET - Alfreda H. Oziemblewski (Gromkiewicz) 93, of Hatfield Street, Pawtucket, a lifelong resident of Central Falls and Pawtucket, died Tuesday January 28, 2014 at Memorial Hospital of Rhode Island, Pawtucket, after a short illness. She was the widow of Boleslaw E. Oziemblewski.
Born in Central Falls she was a daughter of the late Henry and Helen (Gabis) Gromkiewicz.
Before retiring 1982, she was a production supervisor for the former Fram Corp. of East Providence.
She was a communicant of Blessed Pope John Paul II Parish, Pawtucket, and a member of its senior citizens group. She was also a member of the senior citizens group of St. Marys Church, Seekonk, and AmVets Auxiliary Post 8, Central Falls. She was a bowler for more than 40 years, and was active in Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts.
She is survived by three children, William Oziemblewski of Warwick, Nancy Roberts of Pawtucket and Donna Militello of Narragansett; a sister Rita Kozinski of South Attleboro, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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12 U.S. Code § 5007 - Expedited recredit procedures for banks
(a) Recredit claims
(1) In general
A bank may make a claim against an indemnifying bank for expedited recredit for which that bank is indemnified if—
(A) the claimant bank (or a bank that the claimant bank has indemnified) has received a claim for expedited recredit from a consumer under section 5006 of this title with respect to a substitute check or would have been subject to such a claim had the consumer's account been charged;
(B) the claimant bank has suffered a resulting loss or is obligated to recredit a consumer account under section 5006 of this title with respect to such substitute check; and
(b) Procedures for claims
(1) In general
To make a claim under subsection (a) for an expedited recredit relating to a substitute check, the claimant bank shall send to the indemnifying bank—
(A) a description of—
(i) the claim, including an explanation of why the substitute check cannot be properly charged to the consumer account; or
(B) a statement that the claimant bank has suffered a loss or is obligated to recredit the consumer's account under section 5006 of this title, together with an estimate of the amount of the loss or recredit;
(C) the reason why production of the original check, another substitute check, or a better copy of the original check is necessary to determine the validity of the charge to the consumer account or the warranty claim; and
(2) Requirements relating to copies of substitute checks
If the information submitted by a claimant bank pursuant to paragraph (1) in connection with a claim for an expedited recredit includes a copy of any substitute check for which any such claim is made, the claimant bank shall take reasonable steps to ensure that any such copy cannot be—
(3) Claim in writing
(A) In general
(c) Recredit by indemnifying bank
(1) Prompt action required
No later than 10 business days after the business day on which an indemnifying bank receives a claim under subsection (a) from a claimant bank with respect to a substitute check, the indemnifying bank shall—
(A) provide, to the claimant bank, the original check (with respect to such substitute check) or a copy of the original check (including an image or a substitute check) that—
(i) accurately represents all of the information on the front and back of the original check (as of the time the original check was truncated); or
(B) recredit the claimant bank for the amount of the claim up to the amount of the substitute check, plus interest if applicable; or
(2) Recredit does not abrogate other liabilities
(3) Refund to indemnifying bank
If a claimant bank reverses, in accordance with section 5006 (e) of this title, a recredit previously made to a consumer account under section 5006 (c) of this title, or otherwise receives a credit or recredit with regard to such substitute check, the claimant bank shall promptly refund to any indemnifying bank any amount previously advanced by the indemnifying bank in connection with such substitute check.
(d) Production of original check or a sufficient copy governed by section 5005(d)
If the indemnifying bank provides the claimant bank with the original check or a copy of the original check (including an image or a substitute check) under subsection (c)(1)(A),section 5005(d) of this title shall govern any right of the indemnifying bank to any repayment of any funds the indemnifying bank has recredited to the claimant bank pursuant to subsection (c).
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Contrary to many recipes that call for creaming together butter and sugar until fluffy, this method instead beats these ingredients until they are just combined. Overmixing beats in excess air, resulting in cookies that spread too much in the oven. The dough needs to rest for at least 3 hours in the refrigerator, so you will need to plan ahead. The cookies can be baked up to 4 to 5 days in advance, however, and stored in an airtight container. Assemble the sandwiches shortly before serving and keep them in a cool place before taking them to the table.
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Sift the flour, cocoa powder, and salt together into a bowl. Set aside.
Put the butter and sugar in the bowl of a stand mixer fited with the paddle attachment. Beat on medium speed just until combined. Add the vanilla extract.
Switch the mixer to low speed and add the dry ingredients in 3 additions, pulsing the mixer to incorporate each addition before adding the next one. The dough will look dry.
Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured work surface. Knead a few times just until it comes together. Flatten into a disk, wrap in plastic wrap, and refrigerate until firm, at least 3 hours or up to 2 days.
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Remove the dough from the refrigerator and unwrap it. On a lightly floured work surface, roll out the dough 1/8 inch thick. Using a 1 1/2 inch round cookie cutter, set out as many rounds as possible. Reroll the scraps only once, using less flour on the work surface to prevent toughness, and cut again. You should have 60 rounds in all. Place the rounds on the prepared pans, spacing them 1/2 inch apart.
Bake on the middle shelves of the oven, rotating the pans 180 degrees halfway through the baking time, until the tops are lightly cracked and hold a slight indentation when pressed with a fingertip, about 10 minutes. Let cool completely on the pans on wire racks.
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Make the filling and assemble the cookies:
Put the chocolate in a medium bowl.
Put the cream and powdered sugar in a small saucepan and bring to a simmer over medium heat. Cook at a simmer for 1 minute and remove from the heat.
Pour the hot cream mixture over the chocolate. Whisk the mixture by hand until the chocolate melts. Whisk in the butter, and then the vanilla extract.
Pour the truffle cream into a bowl, cover with plastic wrap so that the wrap is touching the surface, and refrigerate until the consistency of thick mayonnaise, 30 to 45 minutes.
Arrange half of the cookies, bottom side up, on a sheet pan. Put the truffle cream into a pastry bag fitted with a ¼-inch star tip and pipe a swirl of the cream onto the top of each cookie, distributing the cream evenly among them. Top each covered cookie with a second cookie, bottom side down, and press gently to adhere it to the truffle cream. Store in a cool place until serving.
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Hey guys, if you check out my video here:
Basically shows how I grind honor. For those of you who also the rare pvp mobs, there is a way to get extra honor from them near the end of the video. As always, I'm open to constructive criticism.
Hey guys, if you check out my video here:
Basically shows how I grind honor. For those of you who also the rare pvp mobs, there is a way to get extra honor from them near the end of the video. As always, I'm open to constructive criticism.
You should be able to get 750 honor in 10 minutes. Then the remaining time left in your hour could get much more than 250 honor from bg's.
Yeah, I probably should have mentioned that haha. You're completely right. Also, I hardly see anyone farming them, so there isn't a lot of competition. And even if there is someone, they're usually after the trinkets (to boost their iLvl I think), so I just ask if I can have the commendation.
So pretty much like everyone else do it? I didn't watch the video, but I assume you kill rares, complete the Grizzly Hills quests and do WG/TB and BGs, ye? (Battle standard for +15% extra honor too, y?)
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Good luck doing this on a populated server!
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I dont understand why people think that TB is good source of honor. Alliance usually never wins it, and its just long fight against immortal forces of horde.
What if you're an Alliance character?
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For those of you with concerns about TB, yes, only if your faction tends to win TB. Unfortunately that might not be the case on your server.
You could queue for BGs while parked in the Alliance Keep, and scout for rares between queues. Was doing that on my Rogue for a bit before I got bored.
I'm pretty sure you can get at least 1000 honour per hour from just doing random battlegrounds..
Killing the "rares" is hardly called "grinding". Its a great addition to other ways of earning honor (Bg's, TB, WG etc..)
I really wish ppl would stop trying to make this the next viral sensation, do you really want everyone running killing them, which means you cant? I highly doubt that, and given the title of the video, i have a feeling this is a "see how many counts I can get" thread.


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Hello there children, long time no speak, well, unless of course you have recently joined the site then u wouldnt kno me, so i guess i shall re-introduce myself.
I am thespazicat, and i joined this site in 2008 i beleive and basically i used to make short slightly rubbish claymation cartoons and all sorts, here are a few examples of what i did then:
and so on...
but now to answer a few questions:
spazicat! where have you been? we missed you (lie)
well to tell you the truth, there is a terrible little thing called "life" and "aging", unlike i was when i was much younger, i have had little time to go onto this site as i found that my school life and personal life was far more important, as selfish as it seems,, this is true, and besides, as the old saying goes, i grew up, became a bit more mature and just strayed away from the site as i had lost interest really, yeh i sound like a grump but hey give me a break here :P
so then, hows those stopmotion animations coming along? are you going to finish Haggis and Neep 2 at least?
To tell you the truth, the whole process of stopmotion animation almost broke me tbh, i found it too tiresome, tedius and just wasnt a fun medium to work in, of course i still love animation though, im fine using software such as flash, but as for stopmotion animations, well, lets just say its kicked the bucket for me. As for Haggis and neep, my two little characters that i created while i was still in primary, will i finish the 2nd half of the 2nd episode, well, im sorry to say but that project hasbeen long since cancelled,and im sorry to all the people i let down on the site who was looking forward to it back in the day, the models and sets are all up in the loft, i have since dismantelled my stopmotion work desk and well, i just wasnt getting anywhere with it really. However, just because i cant do it in stopmotion, doesnt mean i cant use something else..... ill keep u up to date on that
So what now? what have u been doing instead of your acadmey bafta golden globe award animations mr cat?
Im an artist, ive always loved to draw, and tbh, that is what is most important to me atm, i have been learning more illustration technuiqes such as anatomy, life drawing, characterture, and painting, i have had more fun and enjoyment doing these then i ever had for animation tbhm, but that doesnt mean that im quiting animation for good no no no, while art maybe my favourite hobby, i have however applied and got a place at college to do computer arts and animation HNC, so i can presue my career as either a graphic designer or an animator in whatever medium possible, frelance, tv or movie work pretty much.
if you would like to see my portfolio of some of my recent drawings, then do please click this link here to see my personal deviant art gallery http://spottedming.deviantart.com/
but yeh, all i can say is these were the reasons i have been gone a very long time, and that i just want to say i havent given oup on animation and just to tshow off what i had been doing art wise, so, i might update again, maybe, maybe not, who knows, but this is spazicat, signing off, missed u guys
Spazicat, Welcome back.
The forum has changed a lot, not as much animation talk anymore. But I still get on from time to time.
Not much of the original crew are on here much anymore, but there are a few, and it is good to see(read) you again. Kind of fun to see Haggis and Neep after all these years too.
I have been busy, even though I am still in school, I am doing sort of freelance animation work for various companies.
I haven't had time to work on Beaver Creek now for about a year, but it has been fun to branch out a bit.
Good having you back.
Thank you and its great that you have already started doing freelance animation for people ian, just rewatched bever creek right now tbh, just reminded me on how warm and great a series it is :P
Ive only done one comission freelance drawing wise, however to say the least it ended in disaster and basically meaning no money for me, very long embarassing story :L
but yeh, so what various companies have you worked for anywayss, sounds very exciting
Sadly... The forum has changed alot. I come about maybe once a week.
Good to see you here! It seems as if some of the animators on this ste are becoming successful, which is great! I am currently animating for the LEGO Group and making a fair share of money.
I hope everything with the computer arts in College goes well!
Yeah things have changed. but it nice to see some oldies once and a while.
Well welcome back then! Speaking of lego animations, there's this guy on youtube who makes some of the most quality lego animations I've ever seen. They usually last around 5 minutes, and he releases one every month. Here is right here:http://www.youtube.com/user/MlCHAELHlCKOXFilms
I really like the way he changes the character's heads for different exspressions and what-not.
umm cheesehead that's just advertising someone
oh if anyones interested heres a digital painting i did today, hope u like it
Really good. I see you were going for kind of a Van-Gogh style with this one? It looks great.
wasnt really thinking of a van gogh style i was pretty much just using the painting technuiqe i learned in real life in photoshop so i dunno, its a spazicat style i guess :L jks
anyhow guys im off to work on my first animation project for college, heres how it looks so far, i hope you all enjoy it so far, its mostly story board but i have added some basic animation already , irts called "my future"
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2012-13: T-5th on the team in points (9-11=20) in just 30 games played. Had 20 points (9-11=20) in 23 games after converting to forward on March 12 (this total does not include March 30 vs. Phoenix where he played D). Named the Brocade "Sharks Player of the Month" for March. Tied his career-high with his three-game goal streak (3-1=4) from March 25 – 28. Played forward for the first time as a Shark on March 12 and scored his first goal of the season. Missed first 10 games of the season due to injury. Playoffs: 2nd on the Sharks in hits (36), T-6th on the team in points (4) and T-5th in goals (2). Led the team with eight PIM and ranked 4th in shots (31). Tallied two assists, including the primary on the OT game-winning goal, in Game 2 of the WCQF at Vancouver.
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2009-10: T-2nd on team in average TOI (22:22). Tallied an assist in four consecutive games played to set longest point streak of his career (March 7-23). Posted career-high plus-4 at Carolina on Nov. 15. Had five assists over seven games (Oct. 31-Nov. 15). Tallied two assists vs. Carolina on Oct. 24 for only multi-point game of season. World Ch. Tallied five assists for Canada.
2008-09: 3rd amongst blueliners in scoring. Logged franchise record 33:33 TOI and recorded career-high seven shots vs. Detroit on Jan. 3. Notched fourth career OT goal and added two assists vs. San Jose on Dec. 31. Recorded goal and assist vs. Colorado on Dec. 1 to reach 100 points. Missed four games (Nov. 1-8, upper body), and final 19 (March 7-April 11, concussion).
2007-08: Established career highs in games played (82 — only Wild player to skate in every game and just the second defenseman in club history) and game-winning goals (four). Four GWG tied franchise record for a defenseman, his eight PPG set a Wild record for blueliners. Led team in takeaways (61), second in average TOI (23:05) and third in hits (99). Led defensemen and ranked third on club with plus-12 rating. T-5th among NHL defensemenin goals and T-6th in PPG. Finished with 80 PIM — more than he accumulated in first three NHL seasons combined. Tallied game-deciding shootout goal in first career shootout attempt at St. Louis on Feb. 10. World Ch: Named Best Defenseman and posted a plus- 14 rating as Canada won the silver medal.
2006-07: Second on Wild with a plus-16. Led team defensemen in goals and points. Fourth with 86 hits. Became first NHL defenseman since 2003 to score an OT goal in consecutive games: vs. Colorado on March 11 and at Vancouver on March 13. Playoffs: Recorded first playoff point (assist) in WCQF Game 2 at Anaheim.
2005-06: Posted three-game assist streak from Oct. 16-22. Tallied first career GWG vs. Columbus on Oct. 29.
2004-05: Played for Todd McLellan, who was Houston's head coach. Finished second among Houston defensemen in goals and points.
2003-04: Made NHL debut at Chicago on Oct. 8. Tallied first assist vs. the Rangers on Oct. 10. Notched first NHL goal in third game vs. San Jose on Oct. 12. Missed eight games (Oct. 25-Nov. 15, separated right shoulder). World Jr: Helped Canada win silver medal.
2002-03: Named OHL Rookie of the Month in March after scoring 19 points (10 assists) in 14 contests. Named the second most improved player in the OHL at season's end by league coaches. Playoffs: Led Brampton in scoring.
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Posted 06 October 2004 - 09:46 AM
I've seen that Fee Brothers makes an orgeat, but I haven't seen it at local stores. What about the "coffee syrup" brands? Some, such as Torani, actually label the product as orgeat while others label it as almond syrup. Are they higher quality or just higher priced?
Many thanks,
Posted 06 October 2004 - 10:07 AM
Posted 07 October 2004 - 05:22 AM
I found this recipe for almond orchata (please scroll down a bit) and I'll give it a try, if you will.
I wonder whether it would benefit from adding some bitter almonds, though fresh whole bitter almonds are getting harder and harder to find. But how many?
Here in Portugal we use a bitter almond liqueur, around 45 proof, for cocktails requiring orgeat syrup. The most popular brand is "Amarguinha" and it's not at all bad.
Posted 07 October 2004 - 06:13 AM
It's not the same as orgeat, but it sounds more interesting.
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Posted 07 October 2004 - 10:04 AM
The almond orchata sounds interesting, but it seems like it is a drink on its own ... without the density one wants from a syrup.
I'm interested in trying Falernum as well. I often see it recommended as a substitute, but it is my understanding that almond is part of its flavor but by no means the dominant flavor. I've seen it described variously as containing a lot of lime, ginger, cloves, cinnamon, etc. A great partner for rum, but I'm not certain how lime will mesh with pastis. Only one way to find out, right? Anyone care to comment on how the non-alcoholic versions of falernum (Fee Brothers, for example) compare to this slightly alcoholic version (Velvet Falernum)?
Anyway, I want that to try the almond laced with orange flower water taste.
Thanks for all the feedback.
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Posted 12 August 2007 - 06:22 PM
I think I remember seeing the Fee Bros. orgeat and passing on it since it contained a lot of artificial stuff, but I might be confusing it with their falernum.
Posted 12 August 2007 - 06:25 PM
I've already made some Mai Tais and Japanese cocktails, and am familiar with the Mauresque, but the only other thing I know to put it in is caffe latte! Any suggestions?
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Oh, the excitement. Please detail. Has anyone made their owN/
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Posted 12 August 2007 - 10:37 PM
Does anyone else have the Fee Brother's orgeat? And, if so, where do you keep it?
I have a small sample sized bottle of Fee Bros. Orgeat that I keep in my bar at room temperature. It doesn't seem any worse for wear because of it.
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Posted 13 August 2007 - 05:09 AM
I also have a small bottle of the Fee Brothers and keep it at room temperature. Haven't noticed any problems with it.
Does anyone else have the Fee Brother's orgeat? And, if so, where do you keep it?
I found it in an Italian grocery store in Montreal. Apparently, Marie Brizard makes a whole line of non-alcoholic syrups: this store (Milano's) had the orgeat, cane syrup, hazelnut syrup, strawberry syrup and some other kind of berry syrup as well. I also saw a mint syrup in a local ice cream store. The orgeat is really nice, sweet but not cloying, and with a rather soft flavour.
Marie Brizard Orgeat!?!
Oh, the excitement. Please detail. Has anyone made their owN/
I've also thought about making my own, but haven't gotten around to it yet. Maybe once I use up this bottle!
Posted 13 August 2007 - 05:58 PM
it sits on the bottom shelf of the fridge door between the Fee Brothers Rock Candy Syrup and the Fee Brothers "American Beauty" Grenadine. I have no idea why I ordered them (& the liter size at that) b/c I seldomly use them. I suppose it seemed like a good idea when I was ordering orange bitters.
Does anyone else have the Fee Brother's orgeat? And, if so, where do you keep it?
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Posted 14 August 2007 - 05:00 PM
1 1/4 applejack (Laird's)
3/4 light rum (Flor de Caña)
1/2 lime
1/4 orgeat
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Posted 20 October 2007 - 01:22 AM
A recipe I like:
1 oz cognac
3/4 oz orgeat
1/4 oz pastis (I like Ricard)
Stir together in a collins glass. Add ice, fill with seltzer, and stir once.
It's kind of an extension of a momisette, but in proportions that allow the orgeat to shine and not be overpowered by the pastis.
Posted 20 October 2007 - 04:32 AM
Posted 20 October 2007 - 08:30 AM
The stabilize it by adding a bit of cognac to it.
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Posted 20 October 2007 - 12:31 PM
Really cool color and interesting taste.
Posted 20 October 2007 - 02:58 PM
We met last night, and yes, the orgeat was mine. For everyone else, I'm sorry that I don't have an exact recipe. I make small adjustments every time I make a batch. Right now, I'd say that this would give you something delicious and along the lines of what I've been doing:
[This is drawn from both The Art of Drink and The Bon-Vivant's Companion]
1 lb blanched almonds
1 oz blanched apricot kernels (you'll probably have to blanch them yourself)
3 cups water
about 1 1/2 lbs organic unrefined sugar
1/2 cup Cognac
2 tsp orange flower water
Place the almonds and apricot kernels in a bowl, rinse, then cover with cold water and soak for 30 minutes. Drain and discard this water, then grind in a food processor until fine. Stop and stir occasionally so the pieces on the bottom don't turn to butter. Transfer to a large bowl and add the water; let stand for one to two hours. Press through a chinois, extracting as much liquid as you can from the pulp.
Put the nut meat back into the almond water, let it stand for another hour and then strain again. Repeat a third time. This time, press scoops of pulp through a moistened cloth to extract fully as much liquid as you can. Discard the solids.
Pour the strained liquid into a pan and add the sugar. You want a little less sugar by volume than the amount of liquid, so judge how much you add based on how much liquid you ultimately end up with. Place over medium heat, and stir occasionally to dissolve the sugar. Boil without stirring (swirling is okay) until the liquid reaches the "syrup" stage, 230°–235°F. Remove from heat and allow to cool. Add the cognac and orange flower water. Store the orgeat in a clean glass bottle in the refrigerator.
Posted 20 October 2007 - 08:16 PM
Here's another recipe that's worked well. It's certainly worth tweaking to your own tastes. The rose water, in particular, is worth doling out with a light touch. I've never met François-Xavier, but I do like his site. It's worth checking out the link not only for directions, but for the handsome photography as well...
François-Xavier's Orgeat
300gr blanched whole almonds
100gr white almond powder
2 liters mineral water
About 3kg white sugar
Rose water to taste
Orange flower water
Bitter almond extract
Cognac is a nice stabilizer to round out the flavor. Otherwise, a dose of less expensive vodka helps to extend the shelf life.
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Posted 02 November 2007 - 09:06 AM
Or could one really use any nut?
I mean, I know ultimately Orgeat is part of a continuum of grain or nut based beverages that stretch across the span of human history from Horchata to Barley Water to Odwalla's "Superfood".
However, what about a filbert/hazlenut based "orgeat"? Or black walnut?
If not, why not?
Posted 02 November 2007 - 09:17 AM
...and now I think I have to go and buy some. I wonder what a Japanese would taste like with hazelnut syrup instead of orgeat?
Posted 02 November 2007 - 09:38 AM
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Posted 14 January 2008 - 01:36 PM
Orgeat has always struck me as an inordinate amount of work for what I thought, not having tasted the homemade stuff, was a small return.
Hi Johnder,
We met last night, and yes, the orgeat was mine. For everyone else, I'm sorry that I don't have an exact recipe. I make small adjustments every time I make a batch. Right now, I'd say that this would give you something delicious and along the lines of what I've been doing:
[This is drawn from both The Art of Drink and The Bon-Vivant's Companion]
The other night I had the opportunity to the the orgeat they are making at the Slanted Door and have revised my opinion. Amazingly rich, sweet and complex, it blows the doors off of whatever insipid, watery substance it is that Torani and Monin are placing in their bottles.
Two questions:
What is the shelf life of homemade orgeat?
Can I keep it in the freezer to extend its shelf life?
Posted 18 January 2008 - 12:35 PM
I'm not really familiar with why this re-fermentation occurs. Can anyone explain it?
Posted 18 January 2008 - 12:39 PM
The other day I opened a half-full bottle of an earlier batch of my orgeat that had been in my fridge for months. There was some gas build-up and it smelled like it had begun to re-ferment. I think it stayed good for at least 4 months, though. Especially if there was little headspace in the bottle, my guess is it would keep refrigerated for quite a while.
I'm not really familiar with why this re-fermentation occurs. Can anyone explain it?
sugar and yeasts...
why don't you can it in the smallest jelly jars you can find...
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Posted 18 March 2008 - 07:46 PM
I think I'll be making my own using a tweak of the Art of Drink recipe. Most of the almond powders I'm finding have additional flavors added, and I'd rather not get 5 kg of the stuff just yet.
Just finished a batch tonight and made a Japanese Cocktail #1 -- and, if I may channel Jasmine for a moment, it's a whole new world: the texture, flavor... it's amazing. Tossed the Fee's I hunted down for months a moment afterward.
A few notes on that Art of Drink recipe.
I used a very old, very powerful stainless Waring blender for the grinding of the soaked almonds, and that worked like a charm. I dunno if a newer, less brutal machine would work, though; if you'd end up with chunks, it wouldn't work.
The sugar dissolves oddly quickly with little heat. I actually thought I'd heat only half of the liquid with the sugar, and indeed after only a couple of minutes and some brisk whisking I had dissolved everything in the almond liquid. Then I added the (unheated) rest of the liquid.
I had rose and orange flower water on hand, so I added a smidge of both, and I used inexpensive but solid cognac (Baron D'yllac Cognac VSOP) instead of vodka. The resulting flavor is very complex, and because of the almond oils it travels across the tongue in a manner radically different than I expected.
Seriously. A whole new world. A dazzling place I never knew. Every turn a surprise, with new horizons to pursue.
Posted 19 March 2008 - 08:56 AM
I also tossed my Fee's once I made my own.
Tossed the Fee's I hunted down for months a moment afterward.
Seriously. A whole new world. A dazzling place I never knew. Every turn a surprise, with new horizons to pursue.
The homemade stuff really opens one's eyes.


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Yes, on all counts. Sorry I haven't Posted, Powerline was down in my neighborhood. so no desktop . I think we might be almost there with this idea. just lacking one thing?
Yes, on all counts. Sorry I haven't Posted, Powerline was down in my neighborhood. so no desktop . I think we might be almost there with this idea. just lacking one thing?
What's that one thing then? I don't know if you mentioned this before, but maybe we can have real players and gamer players. The real players only have real experience but only one chance to die.
I like the armor designs, how did you get them? "As my friend Vladimir would say... You can only die once, so make sure it's worth it" "Our story, you see ladies and gentlemen, is one of many thousands. The world will not suffer if it ends to soon" Just waned to paste that for the RP
Last edited by Manic Alchemist; 08-09-2012 at 06:12 PM.
Inspiring quotes from game characters:
"My story is one of many thousands, the world will not suffer if it ends too soon"
-Ezio Auditore da Firenze
"As Vladimir would say... 'You can only die once, so make sure it's worth it'"
-Dimitri "Dima" Mayakovsky
That would be difficult, and would break the don't control other people rule. There wouldn't be much freedom of choice.
I just randomly searched for them. Sort of copyright infringement on the second quote, as it is quoted from ezio, and it's in your sig.
Like the first quote though. Perhaps some kind of story twist that i can devise. I will PM it to you when i come up with it.
I wasn't trying to copy off Battlefield 3 or Assassin's Creed Revelations I just wanted to use them later in the RP. Also you can choose if you are a real agent or a user. Also the real agent that is being played by the RPer has NO CONTROLLER, I repeat NO CONTROLLER.
How about their hideouts? Right the "Shades of Dis'ii" is a secret organization specialized in infiltration, espionage and technology? How about if they are underground like the Followers of Romulus in Assassin's Creed Brotherhood? Also what is the TITLE of our RP? How about if our starting point of our RP is a tall skyscraper with the newbies appearing through the elevator, then at the end of our explanation bla bla bla, we jump off the skyscraper and activate hover board !
List of Clarified Things:
1. There are two squads in the starting mission. In the starting mission, the two squads doesn't see or have any interaction with each other. These squads help each other by either: deactivating locks and cameras, clearing the halls or battleground of enemies or leaving marks to signify a meaning or something.
2. Zoilist will be the leader of Squad 1, ManicAlchemist will be the leader of Squad 2. Both of the leaders are black masks and are masters in their specialty. Squad Leaders will only GUIDE but let the squad members do the dirty work. If needed or if someone is seriously injured, the squad leader has an affirmative to do the dirty work.
3. A character sheet has not been assembled and the plot is being made by Zoilist. A title is also needed.
4. "Shades of Dis'ii" is both the name of the secret organization and espionage tool. Note: "Shades of Dis'ii" is NOT, I repeat NOT a war game.
5. There are two kinds of agents, the user agents and the real agents. User agents control other agents (except for RPers being a real agent) using a terminal similar to terminal in the movie "Gamer". Real agents are there in skin an blood and has only one chance to die.
6. User Agents can be in danger if an enemy unit finds their terminal, that is the reason why ManicAlchemist suggested that the bases of the "Shades of Dis'ii" is underground.
7. ALL players EXCEPT the squad leaders are white masks (low rank) and is a beginner or adept in their specialty.
8. Starting armor will be chosen on the three designs that Zoilist showed in the first page of this thread, the color can be customized but you cannot change the armor, attach any special mods or even write your name on it until approved so by the Squad Leader.
9. If you are approved by the Squad Leader to customize your armor it means that you have reached grey mask level (middle rank) and is already an adept or semi-master in their specialties.
(These are the clarified stuff for me, you can change some or all if you want. You are the game master.)
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Inspiring quotes from game characters:
"My story is one of many thousands, the world will not suffer if it ends too soon"
-Ezio Auditore da Firenze
"As Vladimir would say... 'You can only die once, so make sure it's worth it'"
-Dimitri "Dima" Mayakovsky
Change number 8, I will select this armor as the base armor. Here it is
Um, I think that the RPer's are all going to be the real people doing the missions, and I shall be the leader of team one, and the "Controller," that relays the orders through a neural implant. The people behind the consoles will not be RP'ers, because of the plot twist I have devised. I think thats about it, um instead of mask color how about Right shoulder color. Black is novice, Grey is adept, and white is master.
Last edited by Zoilist; 08-12-2012 at 02:50 AM.
Okay, also we need the TITLE and the CHARACTER SHEET. I'm gonna pick my armor from the designs you made at the start because I'm not NOVICE. I already planned for Squad 2 or it's callsign Shadow 1-1 how we will start. Like I explained Shadow 1-1 will be on a tall skyscraper where after the briefing we will jump down and activate our hoverboards/get in our floating vehicles. We will reach target point Giovanni. I still don't know what to do next.
Inspiring quotes from game characters:
"My story is one of many thousands, the world will not suffer if it ends too soon"
-Ezio Auditore da Firenze
"As Vladimir would say... 'You can only die once, so make sure it's worth it'"
-Dimitri "Dima" Mayakovsky
If I might say a word.. it feels like you two have some conflicting views on the RP. I suggest that you talk it over in PMs or such so that you're both on the same level, especially since you're both in pretty important roles.
Also I have a little suggestion about the different specialty levels. Progressing in ranks or such pretty much never comes to pass in RPs. Believe me, it has happened far too many times. It's because the RPs just aren't long enough. Instead of forcing everyone to be of the lowest rank (except you two), I'd say you let the RPers decide on what level they are. That will help them create different characters so that the RP isn't filled with a dozen "I'm a badass rookie from nowhere". Just make it clear that you two are of the highest rank and that the others can't be of the same rank.
Also.. why not have more than just three different colors? The color could also serve as an identification for you, just like the mask does. You don't have to worry about there not being enough colors, there's plenty of them to go with. How does that sound?
Hmm.. what else? Ah, and Zoilist, don't tell everyone that there are going to be plot twists! . Now we're going to expect them and they won't serve as big of an impact once they DO happen.
Oh! I'd say you guys already have the title. Why not just name the RP the same as the organization we all belong to? I mean it is after all a connecting point to us all and it's probably also what the RP is going to focus on.
Oh oh! Did I hear neural implant? Could there.. possibly be.. augmentations? Like in the Deus Ex games for example?
If you guys can find some way to work together and come up with something that isn't a jumbled mess of conflicting views, and bring in more than 1-2 people I'll definitely join. Considering that the RP forum is nothing more than a graveyard compared to how thriving it was years ago, I'm not exactly anxious to jump into an RP that's going to be slow and unexciting.
Wow, I will try to sort that out with manic you guys. Oh and Takesh, yes Augmentations may be in this yet to be decided, if so, Barrette's minigun arm wont be in there, and neither will the forced combat style boss fights lol.
List of Updates of the New RP
1. The title of the new and upcoming RP is, "The Shades of Dis'ii". It's host is Zoilist while ManicAlchemist is the co-host.
2. The character sheet has been formed:
-Agent Profile-
Real Name: (Should be kept secret in RP)
Callsign: (This will be the name used by RPers unless the other characters of the RPers was told the real name or found out about it)
Appearance: (Without armor)
Armor Appearance: (This is how they look like with armor, this includes mask color, mask design, armor design, armor color and hood or without hood)
Personality: (Obvious)
Rank: (Still being decided) (Can be decided by the RPer, the first one to join except us will be a master or semi-master)
Specialty: (This will contain their specialty and what rank they are in their specialty) (Also chosen by the RPer, first RPer to can be ranked semi-master or master)
Augments: (Are augments like an arm replaced by a metal arm? and Yes if that is the explanation I would greatly appreciate if this was added)
Armor Mods: (These are modifications (Like augments) made only on the armor not the body)
Last edited by Manic Alchemist; 08-13-2012 at 03:20 PM. Reason: Updates 08/13/12 11:20 PM Philippine Time
Inspiring quotes from game characters:
"My story is one of many thousands, the world will not suffer if it ends too soon"
-Ezio Auditore da Firenze
"As Vladimir would say... 'You can only die once, so make sure it's worth it'"
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Archive for the 'Great Western Automobile Company' tag
ACD Museum seeking lost makes of Auburn
Auburn, Indiana, may well be remembered as the home of the famed Auburn, Cord and Duesenberg automobiles, as well as the museum of the same name that now occupies the original three-floor company headquarters. But few may realize that the city was home to no less than 10 other automobile companies prior to World War I. Only four of these "lost makes" are represented by surviving examples in the ACD Museum, and the staff has begun the hunt for the other six. In alphabetical order:
From 1912 to 1915, the Auburn Motor Chassis Company produced air- and water-cooled highwheelers, the most notable being the Motor Buggy and the Handy Wagon; the latter available in two- or four-passenger configurations (the museum listed these models as occupants of two spots among the missing six).
According to the museum, the Black automobile was briefly manufactured in Auburn from 1908 to 1909.
From 1913 to 1914, the de Soto Motor Car Company – not to be confused with Chrysler's De Soto – called Auburn home. A subsidiary of the Zimmerman Manufacturing Company, their initial run of vehicles were six-cylinder equipped Touring cars; the following year, a Roadster was added, as well as a two-passenger, chain-driven tandem cyclecar. Officials indicated that the company would move south to Fort Wayne in 1915, but instead, ceased automobile production.
Of the five – or six, depending on how you count it – the Model Gas and Gasoline Engine Company was the most successful. Founded in 1903, it produced the Model in several guises. Company officials changed the name to the Model Automobile Company when the firm moved to Peru from 1906 until 1908. Total production among a series of platforms is thought to be less than 1,000 units. To complete the story, founder E.A. Myers – in an effort to separate his automobile production from his Model Gas Engine Works company – changed the name of his automobile company to Star in 1908 before reorganizing it as the Great Western Automobile Company.
No less than 20 entries exist for Union, but only the Union Automobile Company had an Auburn address during its entire year of existence (1916). Founded by John Zimmerman (recall his connection to the aforementioned de Soto), the firm produced four-cylinder roadster and touring models.
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I regularly pick up trash from the road east of the new cemetery while I run my dog. Aside from the usual tell-tale contraband, beer bottles and wrappers, I find the most ridiculous debris imaginable. Old mattresses, painting supplies, cardboard boxes. There is currently a gas grill along the road, awaiting a second trip for disposal.
This, no more than a half mile from the dump.
So while I am sympathetic to Mr. Dornan's complaint, (County addresses littering on road to landfill, Sun Advocate, May 22, 2007) what's going to happen is more illegal dumping out in the brush.
Like most legislators, the commissioners have decided to enact a new law instead of enforcing the one already on the books. Since the county doesn't want to deploy a deputy to issue $1000 littering tickets, we are going to empower the dump attendants to determine what 'unsecured"' means and if it applies to a specific load. Then they will be empowered to act as law enforcers, with, what, a two hour class?
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
Joy Machinery has been a linchpin in the economy of the area for a long time.
The money the company pays in wages and property tax has been of significant value to the county and, since the Joy facility moved to Ridge Road, to Wellington city.
Another tax that was gathered since Joy has been in Wellington's boundaries is sales tax.
The company's sales tax has amounted to a large chunk of change for the city. However, the situation started to change last year.
In a last minute move at the 2007 general session of the Utah Legislature, an amendment was tacked onto a bill that removed a large part of the sales tax from mining machinery with a life of more than three years.
"We really didn't realize it until the numbers on our tax revenues started coming in," said Wellington Mayor Karl Houskeeper. "It hit us just the last half of 2008 that we could be in real trouble with this change."
Ken Powell, Wellington's city manager pointed out that the money from Joy has accounted for about 20 percent of the towns general fund.
"Our general fund last year was impacted by the exemption by about $94,100 in the last six months of 2008," stated Powell. "Joy accounts has been the largest retailer in town for some time and this is going to hurt if it continues."
Joy Machinery in Wellington is a regional facility providing longwall components, continuous miners, shuttle cars, feeder breakers and other equipment to mines in Utah, Colorado, New Mexico and Wyoming.
"We have already done some cutting by moving some money around," said Powell.
But things could get worse if the problem isn't solved.
"Our budget is mostly labor oriented," said Houskeeper. "When July 1 comes we could be looking at some real problems budget wise."
Utah District 69 Rep. Christine Watkins said during an interview that she is sponsoring a bill to remove the exemption.
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What Were They Thinking? 20 Mind-Blowing Vintage Ads Involving ChildrenMonica Bielanko
Times change, of course, but after viewing some of the ads from throughout the twentieth century featured below it's hard to imagine what they were thinking even though 100 years was so very long ago.
One thing is for sure: it's fascinating to see how parenting and the perception of it has changed throughout the years.
What stands out to me the most is how subtle advertising has become. It's easy to look back and see how they obviously preyed upon mom guilt. Now, advertising is so sneaky sometimes it's hard to know what's an advertisement. Or is it? In 100 years are they going to look back on commercials from this decade and laugh at what suckers we were?
That said, I think my favorite slogan is the one that says "Before you scold me, Mom… Maybe you'd better light up a Marlboro."
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The IAB is pleased to announce the appointment of Travis S. Howe, Senior Vice President for the Americas of Digital Sales Development & Ad Operations at Sony Pictures Television, as the new co-chair of the IAB Games Committee.
Based in New York, Travis founded the Americas
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Travis has proven leadership within the IAB Games Committee as well as numerous other IAB leadership roles including the Sales Executive and Digital Video Committees. In his new role, Travis will work with fellow Co-Chair Joy Taylor, Senior Director, Global Media Solutions at Electronic Arts (EA) to help galvanize the committee, establish working groups and strategic direction both short and long term with the goal of driving the committee to become an even more effective face for the rapidly evolving Games space.
For 2013, the committee has agreed to shift focus and work toward aligning the 75 member companies with the 2013 Mission Statement as follows:
The Games Committee is dedicated to showing the value and scale of gaming as an advertising medium which is driven by engaging content and cross platform solutions. All efforts will be centered on client objectives and needs which include creativity, scale and measurement.
The going-in key deliverables are focused on developing and executing a communication plan that educates the market on the value of gaming. A first priority will be to update and modernize the Platform Status Report. The communication plan will be centered on key areas of focus: Content, Platforms and Audience/Measurement.
Please join the IAB and co-chair Joy Taylor in welcoming Travis Howe as the new Games Committee Co-Chair
The next Committee meeting will take
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Please RSVP here to formally register, indicating whether you will be attending in person or remotely. Members are asked to please answer this two question Survey Monkey which, as discussed at the last meeting, will help us to better organize the committee.
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