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26 U.S. Code § 775 - Electing large partnership defined
For purposes of this section, the term "partner" does not include any individual performing substantial services in connection with the activities of the partnership and holding an interest in such partnership, or an individual who formerly performed substantial services in connection with such activities and who held an interest in such partnership at the time the individual performed such services.
For purposes of this part, an election under subsection (a) shall not be effective with respect to any partnership the principal activity of which is the buying and selling of commodities (not described in section 1221(a)(1)), or options, futures, or forwards with respect to such commodities.
If, on the partnership return of any partnership, such partnership is treated as an electing large partnership, such treatment shall be binding on such partnership and all partners of such partnership but not on the Secretary.
Pub. L. 114–74, title XI, § 1101(b)(1), (g), Nov. 2, 2015, 129 Stat. 625, 638, provided that, applicable to returns filed for partnership taxable years beginning after Dec. 31, 2017, with certain exceptions, this section is repealed.
1999—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 106–170 substituted "section 1221(a)(1)" for "section 1221(1)".
Repeal applicable to returns filed for partnership taxable years beginning after Dec. 31, 2017, with certain exceptions, see section 1101(g) of Pub. L. 114–74, set out as an Effective Date of 2015 Amendment note under section 6221 of this title.
Amendment by Pub. L. 106–170 applicable to any instrument held, acquired, or entered into, any transaction entered into, and supplies held or acquired on or after Dec. 17, 1999, see section 532(d) of Pub. L. 106–170, set out as a note under section 170 of this title.
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another batu sketch by PhobsWatch
©2013-2016 Phobs
Very nice work!
Really like this, from the design of the clothing to the pose, to the art style. Ive got a huge man crush on the blood of Khan right now
Oh my i love your style!
Сначала почудилась Юнона из AC 3 О.о
So good!!
Nice art... yet this sounds androgynous. He's a she.
I love that facial expression, and he's really handsome too. ^^
Which program did you use to color it?
great job !
very crisp
Мечтаю достичь такого уровня, чтоб называть подобную работу скетчем.
I love this one.
Love her design! *_*
Love the style and colours!
She is so fierce, I love it!
the awkward moment...
''She'' actually is a he XD
Your art is wonderfull
The headpiece is gorgeous~
YAY, batu looks awesome~
Какой у нее строгий и пламенный взгляд.
Она может им испепелить?
adopting new technique i see...
waiting to see more of your works done this way
I dig your new art noveau signature!
Wonderful as always
Very strong!!!!
is that the ghost woman in AC III !?
Hey, Batu, missed you.
Simply amazing Phobs!
I like this a lot
I really love the expression and how the piece is composed.
You are so aweseome..
God I'm loving the shape of her head...
Someday I hope to see an animated series or movie from you! *_*
I love the texture you did on his face. ^_^
Well, hello there. :3
Your art style just makes me want to weep.
That boy's got some serious eyebrows.
I would love to see an animated show/movie in your style.
It'd be like a classic Disney+Historical figures+1,000 times more class
It'd be like a classic Disney+Historical figures+1,000 times more class
He looks great,kinda full of himself I guess
Btw I love how you draw such detailed clothes
Man I wish I could color like that.


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ramen by ~Moramarth ( Suggested by Shadowelve and Featured by Kaz-D )
Loveeee ramennn! perfect frame.
you just made me hungry as f*ck -.-
I hate to be a wet blanket, but it's considered disrespectful and rude in the Chinese culture to have one's chopsticks should stuck into the bowl and facing someone else. This is because the chopsticks would resemble joss sticks stuck into the urn - usually used as a way to honour one's dead ancestors. As asians are generally sensitive to implications of death, be careful in your images! It's such a pity that this minor quibble somewhat destroys the asian 'flavour' depicted in this photo.
This soooo need to be a print
thats tiny
Looks yummy.
Yummmm....the colouring is nice. Light and soft
Love the picture!
The oriental feeling and the Asian flare…
Love the picture!
The oriental feeling and the Asian flare…
that looks really good.
Now I am hungry...
Sticking your chopsticks upright in your food is bad luck. But good depth of field.
*_* yammy pic... but it is not ramen ._. The main components of ramen - noodles and broth. And here is clearly not enough of something.
I'm so proud to be Asian. :3
I'm hungry now!
Lol Im eating Ramen right now!! Gotta love the Asian noodles<3
Very nice picture!
can't go wrong with ramen
Love it!
OMG the picture is sooo beautiful, and I totally LOVE ramen!!! Best things in the world LOL
This is a really sweet photo. It also makes me hungry!
picture perfect~
A-M-A-Z-I-N-G picture!!
(takes a brief look at ramen and steals it) I don't care if they cut my mouth up today, I'm stealing this ramen!
chopsticks in bowl...noooooo
nic pic
nic pic
ramen O.o
the NOODLE MANIA OMG I WANT THAT
the NOODLE MANIA OMG I WANT THAT
Nomnomnom :3
Oh a last meal or offering to the dead? Or maybe bad manners on your part who knows for some reason its such an attractive image congratulations upon the DD!
Looks delicious!
Love ramen. Too bad there is no ramen here!
not to be rude but having chopsticks in the bowl like that is considered rude in Japan. :3 other than that, great pic and it looks yummy.
Maybe there it is somewhere where this isnt a problem?
I have to agree, that's also the case in Vietnam.
I don't think I've ever seen ramen look so yummy before.....
Looks so good~ <3
I wish I could eat that.
wow that looks pretty and good!!
oooohhh....Ramen...I would love to have some right now...
and I love Asian food xD
now I'm hungry
now I'm hungry
Lol...I wanna nom on this so badly ;v;
ohhhh... yummy!
great pic
great pic
Love the colors. It looks so refreshing.
Yes! and now i'm hungry


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The Crown at Finglesham On The Street
Chiesa Italiana di San Pietro Italian church located on Clerkenwell Road. In central London churches often find themselves part of the terrace! Fittingly, there is a ristorante next door.
|Cottages at Wilson In an area surrounded by orchards. No amenities other than a postbox.
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Cottages at Wilson In an area surrounded by orchards. No amenities other than a postbox.
Industrial units at Wilson. The site of the industrial units is marks as Wilson Farm on the OS map.
Postbox at Wilson
Lane to Wilson A narrow lane from Daffaluke which winds in and out of orchard country west of Ross-on-Wye.
Cider orchards near Wilson 2 Looking north along the rows. Fruit trees are generally planted in north-south rows for maximum light interception.
Cider apple orchards
Cider orchards near Wilson 1 Not a brilliant crop in this orchard this year.
Friendly calves In pasture near Lower Daffaluke. Cider orchards can be seen beyond the hedge.
Line of birches With evidence of recent attention.
Cereal crop near Lower Hendre
Orchards in winter North of the hamlet of Wilson. Orchards take up around fifty percent of the square.
Cereal land near Lower Hendre
Herefordshire, West Midlands, England, United Kingdom osm
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text: Not the butter-and-syrup kind but savory ones made with sourdough batter and studded with sea urchin, squid, smoked sturgeon, and the like. Basically, serve any salty or tangy ingredient in pancake form and I\u2019ll order it, from State Bird Provisions in San Francisco to Chez Sardine in New York. Pictured above: Sourdough pancakes with sauerkraut, Pecorino, ricotta, and sauerkraut salt at S.F.\u2019s State Bird Provisions. (Credit: Tuuka Koski)\r\n What\u2019s that feathery frond topping your fish? And crowning your cucumber salad? It\u2019s bronze fennel, the garnish du jour. Expect more and more chefs to fall for its mild anise flavor and dashing good looks. (Credit: Danny Kim) Once upon a time, some frat boy dropped a shot glass of whiskey into a beer, guzzled it, and stole the name Boilermaker. I\u2019m taking it back to its original meaning: a shot and a beer. These days, bars everywhere are riffing with next-level combo deals. Produce Row Caf\u00e9 in Portland, OR, for example, pairs an oatmeal stout with single-malt Scotch. And at Comstock Saloon in San Francisco, it\u2019s Genever and Pilsner. Click here to watch videos of the Foodist drinking boilermakers with celebrities (Credit: Danny Kim) Like Houston, Charleston, and Nashville before it, Pittsburgh is elbowing its way onto the culinary map. Here are four reasons why: 1) The East Liberty neighborhood, with its $52 million transit center and future Ace Hotel. 2) Farmers\u2019 markets everywhere, including Farmers @ Firehouse in the Strip District. 3) Restaurants like Cure, Bar Marco, Conflict Kitchen, Notion, Fukuda, and Meat & Potatoes. 4) Serious beer (The Brew Gentlemen) and cocktails (The Livermore (pictured above), Butterjoint). (Credit: Adam Milliron)\r\n From sinangag (garlicky fried rice) to kinilaw (raw fish salad), 2014 will be all about Filipino-inspired food and flavors. Whether or not balut\u2014that\u2019s fertilized duck egg\u2014catches on remains to be seen. Spotted at: Smalls, Chicago; Qui, Austin; Maharlika, NYC (pictured above, Credit: Courtesy of Maharlika) First it was smoked piment\u00f3n, then Aleppo pepper. My new spice crush is za\u2019atar, the Middle Eastern blend of sumac, sesame seeds, and dried herbs. It\u2019s showing up on menus from Levant in Portland, OR, to Glasserie in Brooklyn, but it\u2019s so versatile, I keep it right next to my salt and pepper shakers at home. Jordanian za\u2019atar, $6 for 2.25 oz., kalustyans.com Try it with...1) Za\u2019atar + yogurt + pita chips = killer party snack 2) Za\u2019atar + saut\u00e9ed broccoli + rice = easy weeknight dinner 3) Za\u2019atar rub + pork chops = showstopping main (Credit: Danny Kim) The next restaurant design trend is growing\u2014literally. I\u2019m seeing more \u201cliving\u201d walls, hanging ferns, miniature potted plants on tabletops, and shelves of crazy-cat-lady succulents than ever before. Spotted at: Toro, NYC (pictured above); Table, Washington, D.C.; Xiao Bao Biscuit, Charleston; Juvia, Miami (Credit, Courtesy of Toro) Fossa, scamorza, and Cloumage: Sounds like a law firm, but they're actually the names of today's coolest cheeses: 1) Fossa: Italian for "pit," it refers to the place where this sheep's-milk cheese is aged. It's pungent and funky (in a good way), and an ideal partner for fruit and cured meats. Spotted in: Kohlrabi salad with hazelnuts and mint at Estela, NYC 2) Scamorza: An aged (and sometimes smoked) mozzarella-like cheese, often seen hanging up in old-school Italian delis. Use it as a substitute for mozz in baked pastas. Spotted on: Margherita pizza at Bufalina, Guilford, CT 3) Cloumage: The proprietary name of a fresh-curd cow's-milk cheese made at Shy Brothers Farm in Westport, MA. Swap it for ricotta in pasta or serve plain with a drizzle of honey. Spotted in: Garganelli with lamb-neck ragù at Sorellina, Boston (Illustration: Claire McCracken) For years, trout and branzino (a.k.a. Mediterranean sea bass) dominated the whole-fish choices on menus. It\u2019s time to welcome porgy to the table. Pok Pok\u2019s Andy Ricker explains: \u201cIt\u2019s relatively abundant, inexpensive, mild-tasting, and works well in pretty much any whole-fish preparation. It also has lots of small bones, which is why you\u2019ll rarely see it filleted.\u201d (Credit: Danny Kim) The brilliance of a masterfully fried egg is indisputable. But c\u2019mon, everyone knows it\u2019s all about the yolk. No wonder chefs are getting experimental with it. At Blue Hill at Stone Barns in Pocantico Hills, NY, yolks are cured and aged, then grated over pasta. At Alma in L.A., they\u2019re candied in a sugar bath and torched for a one-bite, cr\u00e8me br\u00fbl\u00e9e\u2013decadent dessert. Pictured above: Blue Hill at Stone Barns chef Fausto Rivera, donning leis made of cured egg yolks (Credit: Irene Hamburger)\r\n


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The Koch Brothers don't actually run for office—at least not since David Koch's amusingly ambitious 1980 bid for the vice presidency on a Libertarian Party ticket that proposed the gutting of corporate taxes, the minimum wage, occupational health and safety oversight, environmental protections and Social Security.
That project, while exceptionally well-funded for a third-party campaign, secured just 1.06 percent of the vote. The Kochs determined it would be easier to fund conservative campaigns than to pitch the program openly. Initially, the project was hampered by what passed for campaign-finance rules and regulations, to the frustration of David Koch, who once told The New Yorker, "We'd like to abolish the Federal Elections Commission and all the limits on campaign spending anyway."
The FEC still exists. But the Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United v FEC and the general diminution of campaign finance rules and regulations has cleared the way for David Koch and his brother Charles to play politics as they choose. And they are playing hard—especially in Wisconsin, a state where they have made supporting and sustaining the governorship of Scott Walker a personal priority.
Two years ago, David Koch said of Walker: "We're helping him, as we should. We've gotten pretty good at this over the years. We've spent a lot of money in Wisconsin. We're going to spend more." The Palm Beach Post interview in which that quote appeared explained, "By 'we' he says he means Americans for Prosperity," the group the Kochs have used as one of their prime vehicles for political engagement in the states.
AFP and its affiliates are expanding their reach this year, entering into fights at the local level where their big money can go far—and where the Koch Brothers can influence the process from the ground up.
As Walker prepares to seek a second term. AFP is clearing the way in supposedly nonpartisan county board and school board races that will occur Tuesday.
Consider the case of Iron County. Elections in the northern Wisconsin county have always been down-home affairs: an ad in the Iron County Miner newspaper, some leaflets dropped at the door, maybe a hand-painted yard sign.
This year, however, that's changed. Determined to promote a controversial mining project—and, presumably, to advance Walker's agenda—AFP has waded into Tuesday's competition for control of the Iron County Board.
With dubious "facts" and over-the-top charges, the Wisconsin chapter of the Koch Brothers-backed group is pouring money into the county—where voter turnout in spring elections rarely tops 1,500—for one of the nastiest campaigns the region has ever seen. Small-business owners, farmers and retirees who have asked sensible questions about the impact of major developments on pristine lakes, rivers, waterfalls and tourism are being attacked as "anti-mining radicals" who "just want to shut the mines down, no matter what."


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How Long Does It Take For Tooth Infection Swelling To Go Down
How long til amoxicillin starts to work on tooth infection?
Depends: What type of tooth infection? Like many other conditions, antibiotics serve as a supplement to surgical intervention. A dental abscess may need drainage or extraction. If going to be effective alone, any antibiotic, if effective, should begin to elicit changes within 24 to 36 hours. ...Read moreGet help from a doctor now ›
Swelling (Definition)
Swelling is the enlargement of organs, skin, or other body parts. It is caused by a buildup of fluid in the tissues. The extra fluid can lead to a rapid increase in weight over a short period of time (days to weeks). Swelling can occur all over the body (generalized) or only in one part ...Read more
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How long does it take for a tooth infection swelling to go down, after starting antibiotics?
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I have been on amoxicillin for 3 days due to a bad tooth infection the swelling has not gone down what should I do ?
Dental infections: Usually do not respond simply by taking antibiotics. Three are three essential ingredients to to resolving infections. First, the cause must be eliminated. Second, the proper dosage, frequency and type of antibiotic must be prescribed. Third, the body will then help eliminate it. See your dentist asap to determine what is required next in your particular case. ...Read moreGet help from a doctor now ›
Tooth infection in redone filling. Swelling and pain gone from amoxcilin. How long will this last till I have to get an extraction. No healthcare atm.?
A few days: You need to see a dentist for treatment. The antibiotic only suppresses the infection. The infected tooth is like an infected splinter, the source of the infection has to be removed. In the case of the tooth you will probably need root canal treatment or an extraction. Don't delay, infections in this area can spread to the brain and become life threatening. ...Read moreGet help from a doctor now ›
I had a tooth infection that caused massive swelling iunder my tougne. The infection was drained and I'm on meds. The swelling won't go away.
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I have a tooth infection i'm taking hydrocodon and penicillin. For two days now. How soon til my jaw swelling goes away? So i can pull the tooth.
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Should i go to the ER for a tooth infection that is making me extreamly sick? I have a tooth that is suppose to be removed tomorrow, however it is making me vomit, giving me a headache, and I have swelling in my face.
I don't know if I should wait till t
In : In this type of situation you should call your dentist right away. He/she will either prescribe an antibiotic which can be picked up at a 24 hour pharmacy, or they will advise you if they think you should go to an urgent care or er. Infections in the teeth can easily lead to an abscess which could then lead to a dangerous infection in the blood, which can be life threatening. Therefore this is something that should be addressed right away. By the date of this post you should have had your extraction. I hope all went well. ...Read moreGet help from a doctor now ›
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text: I checked this CD out months ago and made a dance routine to "Canadian Sunset." I was at a "Teenage-Girls-Night-Out" party recently and I told a worker that I could teach them my routine. The problem was that I didn't have the CD! Still, the dance went okay and I told her that I'd bring it to the next party so we can have background music!


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I am 23, with a DD and am now 11 weeks and 2 days with my second baby which due october 1...just want to say congrad to everyone and wish the best throughout their pregnancy:)
hello everyone..due oct 1 with baby #2
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congrads, im with ya, im 21, has a DS and am 11 weeks and 1 day. due oct. 3rd. kind of excited. hoping for another boy, but think its gonna be a girl. wat are you hoping for?
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Forty-Two Years of Death and Dying: Lessons Learned
Klagsbrun, Samuel, American Journal of Psychotherapy
A call from the "cancer floor" sets a second-year psychiatric resident on a 42-year journey in treating patients with terminal illness. Far from being an unremittingly sad experience, working with patients who are approaching death helped refine a sense of focus on the importance of the day-to-day experience.
KEY WORDS: death; dying; mourning; power of listening; power of being; staff support; palliative care
The call came from the "cancer floor" at Yale-New Haven Hospital. I had just started my second year of residency training in psychiatry, rotating on the consultation liaison service. The caller from nursing station asked me to set up a time to see a patient who was dying of widely spread thyroid cancer that had not responded to treatment. At the appointed time, I went to the nursing station and was stunned to see the entire young house staff and nurses packed into the nursing station just waiting to see me. They explained, with a tremendous amount of concerned intensity, that they wanted me to see a patient, Robert (I use his real first name as my way of memorializing him, to thank him for what he taught me). They told me that he was a young man who had been treated by every conceivable, available method - sadly to no avail. The anguish on their faces was astonishing, and they certainly created the impression in my mind of presenting a most depressed and frightened patient. I quickly reviewed the chart and then walked down the corridor towards his room. I knocked on the door and heard a rather surprisingly cheerful invitation to "come in." I walked in and was almost wondering if I was in the right room. There was Robert, sitting in the hospital bed, with a hospital table hovering over the bed. It was crammed with books, newspapers, magazines, and audio tapes - one of which was obviously in a tape recorder - blasting a Bach piece. Robert turned the volume down a bit and cheerfully asked who I was. I gave my name and he asked me what department I represented.
I said, "Psychiatry," to which Robert replied smilingly, "Oh, do they think I need your services now?" He asked me to come in, pull up a chair, sit down, and then he proceeded to ask me a few things about myself: Why I was there? It was clear that it was Robert - not I, who was in complete control of the interview. I was totally flabbergasted, obviously expecting a depressed patient instead of this rather upbeat, fully in control young man. As I began questioning him to find out whether I was meeting a person in total denial of his illness or someone who had slipped into fantasy, it became abundantly clear that Robert had full knowledge of the short time he had left in life and was completely competent and realistic. As Robert explained to me, he was sad that he was not going to continue his life, but ... as he went on ... in his few short years, he had crammed more meaningful experiences into his life than had most people do during a long lifetime. Robert was a graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music, which explained the choice of music I was hearing. He had completed two years in the Peace Corp building a school in a mountaintop village in Peru, and he had engaged in many other profoundly satisfying activities during his short lifetime.
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INGREDIENTSPetrolatum, Mineral Oil (and) Hydrogenated Butylene/Ethylene Styrene Copolymer (and) Hydrogenated Ethylene/ Propylene/Styrene Copolymer, Dromeceius (Emu) Oil, Triacontanyl PVP, Cyclomethicone, Tocopheryl Acetate, Dimethicone, Apple Extract, Citric Acid, Glycolic Acid, Lactic Acid, Malic Acid, Silica, Isopropylparaben, Allantoin, Salicylic Acid, Isobutylparaben, Butylparaben.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I like this lip treatment. It does feel like there may be a tiny, tiny bit of exfoliator in the mix but not enough to bother your lips or where you have to rinse. The only drawback that I would give is the container tube is tiny and can be really difficult to push the treatment out.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
This is far and away the best cure for dry, peely lips that I have ever tried, but good god Laura - the packaging!! You need to have the strength of a sumo wrestler to get the tiniest bit out of the tube, and I'm convinced that the whole thing is going to explode every time I attempt to use it.
Perfect product - HORRENDOUS packaging.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
This removes any lip flakes overnight and is a totally wonderous lip treatment!
If you ever have dry lips, just try this.
It was so good that I probably didn't need to buy it after trying it in the store!
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This isn't like any other lip stuff. It has acids that help you exfoliate your lips. I usually apply Rosebud to my lips every night before bed, but I'm not always a good girl. Sometimes I go for 2 days without anything on my lips, then they start chapping and bleeding. That's when I sneak into Nordstrom and slather some on my lips. It gets rid of 80% of those ugly evil flakes within 3-4 hours after application, and leaves my lips so soft. I don't own one because 1)it's $20 2)I only need it VERY VERY occasionally 3)there's always a LM counter around :D
However, I did recommend this to my cousin who's a makeup artist, because it is the bestest emergency lip saver for those naughty models who didn't moisturize their lips and went to her with chappy dry lips.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
This is my HG lip balm...keeps lips so smooth, silky and moisturized! Well worth the price!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Buy this or die!
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Lip Silk is more than just a lip balm, it also contains exfoliants (not granualar exfoliants like a scrub, but ingredients such as glycolic acid and salicylic acid that naturally exfoliate the skin). This lip balm feels very smooth and rich (but not slippery) as it goes on, but that's not surprising because the main active ingredient is dimethicone (the stuff that's in a lot of your hair products to make your hair shiny, less frizzy and more smooth). You do find dimethicone in other lip balms.
I really love how this feels on my lips, and the conditioning properties, but because it's expensive (US$20), I use it about once a day, and stick to less expensive balms the rest of the time. I agree with other posters that the packaging leaves a little to be desired...it's a very thick balm, which makes it difficult to squeeze out of the tube, and the tube lacks a true applicator tip. But a little goes a long way.
Despite the expense, I think Lip Silk is a better balm than some others (Fresh's Sugar) that are similarly priced. I'll probably buy it again, but I still have a lot left in my first tube.
I hate balms that are flavored or scented, and I don't think Lip Silk has a noticeable flavor/scent.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
This is my favorite lip balm for daytime use. I love how it melts into my lips, it's creamy texture and how I can apply lipstick and or gloss on top without it slipping all over the place. Most lip balms are too slick or shiny for me to accomplish this feat lol! I really don't know if it exfoliates lips or not because I use Aquaphor or Neutrogena Overnight Lip Treatment every night and I seldom have a problem with dry or chapped lips anymore. Never thought I would be able to say that :D! I don't care for the $20.00 price and I don't have access to a Laura Mercier counter, so I buy mine off ebay. That's actually how I discovered it. I bought a skincare starter kit five years ago and this is the only product that I've repurchased again & again.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Great primer under lipsticks and glosses for dry easily chapped lips! Smoothes the lip surface also without having to use some scruffing or peeling product. It has a kind of exfoliating agent in it that makes your lips perform their best. Virtually scent and taste free too for those sensitive to that. I don't use it every day though since I find it can have a drying effect on the lips if you over-exfoliate in spite it's a very moisturizing balm. With moderate use I have never experienced any problems.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This comes in a 11grams squeeze tube, perfect size for pockets,packaging looks hygeinic but impractical, since it is quite hard in texture and the tube seems to about to burst whenever i try to squeeze it. Maybe if they elongate the tube packaging and make it less wide it'll be easier to have less air inside, making it so hard to squeeze. It retails for a ridiculous $35~45AUD in australia (forgot exact price). But the $18USD retail in USA is quite reasonable for this balm.
Ok, here is what I have tried, I have occasionally peeling, dry cracked lips, they are not the worst, but finding a good everyday lipbalm is so hard. I have: Prada lipbalm (tinted and untined), Kiehls #1, MMU lipbalm, Mentholatum softlips, lipice, lipgel, Smith's rosebud, Perfumeria gal, Neutrogena lip conditioner, Nuxe honey lipbalm, H2O+, Body shop borne lippy, Carmex, Lucas Paw Paw ointment, EA 8hr cream.... Honest you name it and I probably have it stacked away somewhere. And this really cures dry lips faster than any of them. If you really ask me to compare the effects of this balm, i think it's most similar to Lucas paw paw (since it contains exfoliating enzymes), and probably prada lipbalm.
Lip silk works so fast, clears flakies and dryness almost within 3 hrs of application. Great for an overnight treatment, the effect lasts all day (I wore it last night and for the whole day today, I didn't have to apply any lipbalms!). The exfoliating property is from alpha hydroxy acids. The texture is like the thick carmex lipbalm, but once on the fingers and touches the lips, it melts really quickly which requires no rubbing (unlike Nuxe honey lipbalm). The best thing is I also find there's no strong discernable taste or scent or smell to this, which is what a great daily lipbalm you can use forever really should be. continued >>
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(BAC - Get Report), which are both down 90% over the last 12 months, Sowanick argues that it's very clear that the shares didn't fall to current levels simply because retail investors have gotten out of their positions.The so-called Main Street investors were made very aware of the uptick rule when they questioned why their 401(k) and mutual fund investments dwindled away over the past year, and many market observers offered up the elimination of the uptick rule as the reason. A revival of the rule is viewed as very favorable for small investors because of the residual effects. At least some politicians are keenly aware of what a reinstitution of the uptick rule would mean for Main Street and Wall Street sentiment. Rep. Gary Ackerman (D - N.Y.) sponsored a bill in the House of Representatives that would require the SEC to restore it. The bill was referred to the House Committee on Financial Services in January. Ackerman didn't waste much time in reaching out to Mary Schapiro, the new head of the SEC, who said she would consider reinstating the uptick rule during her confirmation hearings. On Schapiro's first day in office, Ackerman sent her a letter urging her to immediately put it back into effect. "One of the simplest but most important and effective initiatives that the SEC could undertake immediately to combat market volatility is the reinstatement of a so-called 'uptick rule,'" Ackerman wrote in his letter to Schapiro. "While today is only your first day as Chairman of the SEC, I strongly urge you to make the reinstatement of an uptick rule your first priority; it is that important." Former SEC Chairman Christopher Cox sent a letter to Ackerman dated Jan. 20 -- Cox's final day at the agency -- in which he offered support for returning to the rule. The note was a surprise to Ackerman considering the fact the SEC eliminated the uptick under Cox's tenure as chairman and failed to restore the regulation before the end of his term. "I have been interested in proposing an updated uptick rule," Cox wrote in his letter to Ackerman. "However, as you know, the SEC is a commission of five members. Throughout 2008 there was not a majority interested in reconsidering the 2007 decision to repeal the uptick rule, or in proposing some modernized variant of it. I sincerely hope that the commission, in the year ahead, continues to reassess this issue in light of the extraordinary market events of the last several months, with a view to implementing a modernized version of the uptick rule."Sowanick said that while many other studies state that short selling may not necessarily have been the reason for the sharp decline experienced in the last few months, "everything is done at the margin. You never know where the tipping point is. Once you take away the guardrail, which is the uptick rule, you're more likely to drive off the side of the road." Looking at Citigroup and Bank of America
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I run windows....but I hate it. Windows 95/98 was nice. Windows 2000 was horrible, and XP didnt get much better.
Have you seen Vista in use?
Personally, I use windows, as a programmer and technical support for several very large systems.... BUT my choice for home and personal use is Mac and OSX
besides doesn't a techie have to love something that has a form of Unix at it's heart. :)
Basically, I'm a software *****. Whatever the customer pays for, that's what I use.
I've been running Vista as a VM instance for a while, mostly to look at the security aspects of it. Business users are going to need to be trained as to what all the allow/disallow prompts mean. MS really tried to batten down the hatches on it. With mixed results IMO.
OS X is based on the CMU Mach kernel and BSD isn't it? I think its got a little NeXTSTEP and A/UX flavor in it as well. I don't follow OS dev the way I used to.
Yes on the OSX, CMU Mach kernel and BSD sub layers with NextStep and A/UX flavors, Really has seemed to be pretty bullet proof and very flexible.
Oh... and Linux... :D I've got an additional Linux machine at home...
No "both" or "neither" option?
Dos 6.22
As I'm sure many people do, I use XP at both home and work. I can honestly say that I never have software problems with my XP PC. I keep antivirus and firewall running at all times and usually run spyware/malware programs weekly. I love having the control that a firewall gives so I can deny access to any programs that don't need it. Since my harware is aging, around 3 yrs old (Celeron, 768MB RAM, old graphics card), I don't try to run recent games or anything. But for just internet, office apps, media, XP is by far the best Windows OS I've ever used. I won't upgrade to Vista until I build a new computer with up to date hardware. As for PC's that I'm not in control of, who knows what problems I'll run into. OSX is definitely better safety wise.
In the next year or so, I'm going to try and have a Vista machine as my desktop PC and a MacBook Pro as my laptop. Best of both worlds I guess.
Apple is for hippies.
What, no CP/M for us older guys?
Nowadays I prefer OS X...but I miss a thing or two from Classic (like being able to automate the OS with something called "OneClick").
Windows XP isn't that bad, i have a windows machine for bookkeeping and watching MLB.tv. Quicken and Quickbooks are better on the PC, IMO.
I also have Boot Camp for my Mac while allows me to run XP on the Mac...which I rarely do.
Switched to Mac five years ago and never looked back. OS X and Apple machines in general are light years ahead of Windows PCs. I do think XP is a decent operating system, though, if the person using it is competent.
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Franze said that her sister-in-law had symptoms of "localized" scleroderma three years ago, after having her son. She experienced severe swelling and stiffness of the joints.
"When the pain started to get worse she went to her family physician. … They discovered she had an autoimmune disease and sent her to a rheumatologist to do some more testing. She then found out she had scleroderma,"Franze said.
Holding local fundraisers like the Cut-A-Thon helps the foundation reach out to communities, said Tri-State Scleroderma Foundation Executive Director Jay Peak.
"Scleroderma over produces collagen, becoming like scar tissue. … If you think of having a cut on your hand and you get this nice scar…it can be hard to move and stretch. With scleroderma, that can happen to your entire skin," said Peak.
The foundation helps those who are newly diagnosed get in touch with the right resources, including doctors. And it also shares expert information obtained from doctors and other professionals
Franze said that Amy is doing well.
"The disease does affect her hands but she is a strong and independent person and she does not let it get in her way of everyday activity. She is now going to school to be an RN at Schenectady Community College," she said.
Gregory's is also partnering with Top My Pizza next door in Village Plaza, where 15 percent of sales will go help The Scleroderma Foundation.
On Sunday, June 10, there is also a walk for the Scleroderma Foundation at Crossgates Mall sponsored by the Albany Capital District Scleroderma Foundation. For more information on the walk or scleroderma visit scleroderma.org.
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I love the fragrance! And I'm usually a girly girl in that respect. I also usually dislike creamy shampoos because too often they don't clean and also, leave gunk behind. So far in trying this one, it's very cleansing and although I still use a conditioner (Suave Naturals) it doesn't dry out my skin and hair. In fact, my skin LOVES the sensation of being clean and soft. Right now, my hair is light and bouncy; my curls are more defined. Now that it's getting really long, I think the curls want some added conditioning which Pert offers.
I will edit if anything changes but I recommend for curly girls and anyone with sensitive skin.
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That said - it is very inexpensive and smells nostalgic to me.
No need to ever buy this.
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I mostly use this as a bubble bath for myself and my kids-- it smells so springtime-fresh. Four lippies just for the great and very distinctive scent that takes me back to the '80s, and for this being a pretty nice bubble bath/shower gel that doesn't dry skin. As for my hair, this is about average-- no more or less drying than regular shampoos without added conditioner. I only shampoo every 2 weeks anyway (I condition and rinse daily) so I'm not too picky about my shampoo. If you're a daily shampooer with dry hair, Pert contains lots of ammonium sulfates and likely will dry out your hair despite the silicone (dimethicone) they throw into the mix so they can claim it "conditions." When I was shampooing more often, I stuck with sulfate-free salon brands.
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I'm pretty sure the medium one was the one in my mom's shower. I can't check because she lives out of state. But anyways, awesome stuff!! Smells great. Would totally purchase for my own shower. =)
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Brings me back to memories at the beach because of the smell. Yummy! Anyways, it does seem to condition, being a 2 in 1, but not moisturizing enough for my hair. I bring it on trips, but thats really all I use it for, but I'd still use it because of the smell.
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I remember using this as a kid in the 90's but I HATED it then because it was green. now days its a huge time saver and pick me up in the mornings. the scent is really clean and it takes me back to childhood carefree days. I get great hair all the time from this (for reference I have straight asian hair). *** however after a week or two after using it, there is some product build up so I have to use some apple cider vinegar to clear it up. i'm not taking a lippie off bc despite that its still the best shampoo everrr
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Not a lot of people have heard about Pert haircare products, but that's so unfortunate. I love this 2-in-1 Happy Medium Shampoo-it makes my frizzy and dry hair so soft and moisturized, but never leaving it greasy. The shampoo is definitely gentle enough for daily usage and it saves you time because the conditioner is already added in. As for the price, I got two large bottles in a twin pack for less than $20-what a great deal! Mine came with an extra pump, in case you like to pump out the product instead of squeezing it out the bottle, which I find very useful. I would definitely recommend this to everyone and I would totally buy this again :)
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Part 2 of our look at how Georgetown fares against the other teams in the South Region. In reverse order, we ranked 11 teams potentially in the Hoyas' path in order of potential difficulty. Click here for Part 1.
*North Carolina: 24-10, No. 8 seed, regional final
Pros: With the Tar Heels primarily using four guards plus agile forward James Michael McAdoo, the Hoyas would have size advantage, especially if John Thompson III deploys Porter in the lane. With Porter's ability to defend the perimeter, Georgetown's trio of guards and Aaron Bowen waiting in the wings, the Hoyas have the bodies needed to keep up with the Heels.
Cons: With the Tar Heels primarily using five perimeter players, it's a mystery how JT3 would deploy Lubick or Moses Ayegba defensively. Also, UNC was among the better rebounding teams on both ends of the court in the ACC even with the smaller lineup. Like the Hoyas, lengthy is a term often used to describe the players Roy Williams puts on the court.
*Michigan: 26-7, No. 4 seed, regional final
Pros: This would be a true strength against strength matchup. Per KenPom, the Wolverines are second nationally in adjusted offensive efficiency, while the Hoyas are fourth on the defensive side. Michigan averages 75 points per game while Georgetown allows 56. The Hoyas have not allowed 70 or more in regulation since UCLA scored 70 in a loss back in November; Indiana scored 82 with 18 coming in overtime and Connecticut needed double-OT to reach 78. The "pro" angle is that Georgetown's done a better job over the second half of the season playing at the pace it desires - and four of Michigan's losses came when scoring 62 or less points. Also, even though the Hoyas may be the only team in the entire field of 68 without a senior, the Wolverines are the most inexperienced team in the entire tournament.
Cons: The Hoyas are scoring challenged at times. If Michigan guard Trey Burke, the National Player of the Year frontrunner in most circles, is at his scoring and distributing best, the Hoyas may not have enough point-producing punch to keep up. The Wolverines are also rank No. 1 in turnover percentage, per KenPom.
*VCU: 26-8, No. 5 seed, regional final
Pros: All the talk about the Rams "Havoc" defenses hides the fact that VCU's base defense is subpar. The Rams rank 258th nationally in two-point field goal percentage defense and 65th among the 68 NCAA teams. Turn the game into a half court affair and the Hoyas passing game could shred the Rams. Of course...
Cons: We all remember the Rams pressure and 3-point shooters engulfing the Hoyas during the 2011 NCAA Tournament. The players are largely different, but Shaka Smart remains on the VCU bench. Under his direction, the Rams are 26-1 this season when their opponent has 15 or more turnovers, 0-7 when the miscues are below 15. In 18 Big East games, the Hoyas committed 15 or more turnovers six times, going 3-3. Between Porter and the three primary guards, Georgetown can put ball handlers on the court, though they lack the ideal pure traffic cop among its options.
*Florida: 26-7, No. 3 seed, Round of 16
Pros: The biggest pro of all, the Aircraft Carrier matchup lives - and minus the outdoor scene and the slippery conditions that cancelled the season opener after halftime.
The Gators are darlings of the numbers crunchers because they win and win big. Florida does not have a single victory by single digits. That's a surreal stat, but what I 100 percent believe in the axiom that to win close games you actually have to go through the process of winning closes games. In contests decided by nine points or less, Florida is 0-6 while Georgetown is 11-3.The Hoyas methodical offensive approach and stingy defense should indeed make a matchup come down to the final minutes. Let's see the Gators win such a scenario before saying they will.
Cons: Perhaps the lack of an end-game scorer hurts the Gators late, but they have a shooter in 6-foot-10 Erik Murphy), a point-producing, but helter-skelter guard in Kenny Boynton and a needed glue guy guard Scottie Wilbekin. Obviously Billy Donovan knows what he's doing in the tournament, though Florida has collapsed in consecutive regional finals. Florida is the only team in the country to rank top-5 in KenPom's adjusted offensive and defensive efficiency ratings. We'll see if the numbers speak for themselves.
*Kansas: 29-5, No. 1 seed, regional final
Pros: The Jayhawks are good at many things, but not when it comes to turnovers, committing or creating. Point Elijah Johnson epitomizes erratic play and often as he goes, so go the Jayhawks offense.
Cons: Any discussion about the nation's top defense includes Georgetown - but right now probably ends with the answer being Kansas. The Jayhawks lead the nation in effective FG percentage defense with center Jeff Whitey, arguably the country's top shot blocker, roaming inside. On the other end, wing guard Ben McLemore produces buckets as do the Jayhawks collectively from all angles.


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The Thursday Debate: Is Xbox One or PS4 the better long-term investment?Written by: / / 26 Comments
Welcome to The Thursday Debate on El33tonline! Every week, we'll be focussing on a single topic of discussion and debating both sides of the story before asking you to weigh in on the subject at hand.
This week, Oliver and Tom discuss which console, the PlayStation 4 or Xbox One, represents the best value for money and is the better long-term investment for consumers.
Read our arguments below and let us know what you think of the latest topic of debate.
Oliver's Case
The Xbox One is the better long-term investment
Some might argue right off the bat that the $100 price disparity between Xbox One and PlayStation 4 means that Sony's console is already a better value proposition, but considering the inclusion of the latest Kinect device not only means that the extra price is validated, but Microsoft has taken a forward-looking approach with its machine, investing in the future of Xbox One much like the PlayStation 3 did by including a Blu-ray drive which made it more expensive than Xbox 360.
With Kinect, a few important features are made possible, not least of which is very rapid navigation of menus with gestures and voice commands – no controller required – which dovetails nicely into Microsoft's vision of a single, solitary box in the living room making it possible to replace other set-top boxes and DVR recorders in the future – a very family and future concious vision that involves generations of current and up-and-coming gamers able to enjoy Xbox One.
The Kinect's influence on the future desirability of Xbox One extends to the games able to be played right out of the box, with easy to understand titles, as well as traditional party and dance games that again involve groups of players – friends and family – in the living room, which means Xbox One will continue to be an all-in-one console that people look to for family friendly entertainment.
PlayStation 4′s camera device, however, is an additional purchase over and above the console itself, which is significant given game developers' reticence towards creating games for peripherals that aren't guaranteed to be available to their audience, which vastly limits the range and types of games able to be created for the system, limiting the PS4′s potential for exciting, innovative experiences.
As far as exclusive Xbox One games are concerned, it's known that new entries to the Fable and Halo series are in the works that will continue to be strong titles for Microsoft, with a mystery title from Black Tusk (most probably Crackdown), as well as exclusives like Quantum Break and Sunset Overdrive planned for launch in 2014. Exclusives aren't the end of Microsoft's long-term strategy, though, because we're sure to see the fruits of the publisher's episodic downloadable content experiments seen with Halo 4, already planned for Quantum Break and Killer Instinct, which means huge value adds in the future.
Microsoft's ability to grab timed exclusives like Peggle 2 and content for some of the biggest game franchises in the world like Call of Duty, Battlefield and FIFA should also be of concern for potential PlayStation 4 buyers because it essentially shuts them out of the conversation about these games for at least a few weeks before they get their hands on this content. In addition, Xbox 360 was the home of many fantastic independently developed games and those relationships don't just go away – expect developers like The Behemoth and others to support Xbox One in the future.
The Xbox One will also play host to the largest selection of online media applications, with more to be added in the future, while Microsoft will continue to build on the best-in-class Xbox LIVE service from Xbox 360 with an impressive network infrastructure to ensure we're playing games without a hitch well into the future. Added to this the chance for developers to make use of Cloud storage and computing to make meaningful (and fun) changes to their games (like themed holiday events) and including important features (like off-loading AI computations for smoother network play) means the Xbox One has a superior online strategy with huge, forward-looking investments from Microsoft.
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Tom's Case
The PlayStation 4 is the better long-term investment
When considering this debate topic I think it's important to look to the past to ascertain how things are going to play out over the respective life cycles of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. You only have to look at the PlayStation 3′s software line-up over the past year to realise that there are far more triple-A exclusives being made for Sony's console than Microsoft's, with The Last of Us, God of War: Ascension, Beyond: Two Souls and Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch representing some of these highlights.
It seems like every other week that a new Japanese RPG is released exclusively on PS3, so once the PS4 has a large enough install base I think you will see the same pattern emerging. Most gamers would agree that the PS3′s software line-up for 2013 is an impressive one considering that the console has been out for seven years, but can the same be said for the Xbox 360′s line-up if we take multiplatform releases out of the equation?
Sony has some of the top studios in the world developing exclusive games for the PS4 – developers such as Naughty Dog, Sony Santa Monica, Media Molecule, Japan Studio and Guerrilla Games. With the PS4 reportedly being a dream to develop for, I think that we'll see the turnaround between big blockbusters becoming shorter and I've got no doubt in my mind that a high percentage of the best reviewed next-gen games will be exclusive to Sony's new console.
Microsoft has talked a lot about the Xbox One leveraging the power of the Cloud to essentially make it future-proof. It's the PS4, however, that has better hardware specs on paper and the console's lead system architect Mark Cerny has mentioned that developers have only scratched the surface of what can be achieved with the PS4′s hardware configuration. This makes it the better long-term investment in my eyes since its hardware appears poised to remain relevant for longer than the Xbox One's.
At launch the PS4 is $100 cheaper than the Xbox One and as long as Microsoft choose to bundle it with the Kinect this discrepancy in price is likely to continue even as both companies reduce manufacturing costs and gradually bring down each console's price.
Another factor that's important to consider is the stability of each company's console business. In recent times there have been a lot of changes in management on the Xbox side whereas PlayStation's executive hierarchy appears rock solid at the moment. There has been talk that Microsoft could sell its Xbox division since it's reportedly operating at a loss so who knows what the future holds for the brand. On the other hand, Sony's PlayStation business has been around for almost two decades and has already weathered many storms to get to where it is today. If I were a betting man I'd bet my money on the PS4 being a better long-term investment than the Xbox One purely based on how much faith I place in each brand.
There's also a little something called PlayStation Plus which we shouldn't forget about. When Sony starts including retail PS4 titles in the PS Plus Instant Game Collection then gamers will be able to experience some blockbuster games for a fraction of their usual cost. We don't know if Microsoft intends to include Xbox One titles in its Games with Gold promotion at some point in the future, but you'd think the company would have announced something by now if it did.
If you're looking to buy a next-gen console then the PS4 is without a doubt the better long-term investment. It seems destined to have more exclusives than the Xbox One and its more powerful hardware will have a major impact on the types of games we'll be playing on it over the next seven or eight years. The management structure of Sony's PlayStation division is also a lot more stable than it is over at Microsoft so expect this to be another important factor which gives the PS4 impetus as the next-gen contenders battle it out.
Rebuttal: Pending
Do you have a good response to Tom's argument against the PlayStation 4 being the better long-term investment? Let your opinion be known in the comments and we'll pick the best response as an official rebuttal here.
What do you think? Is the Xbox One or PS4 the better long-term investment?
Would you like to suggest a future Thursday Debate topic? You can send it through to oliver[@]el33tonline[dot]com and we'll do our best to fairly represent both sides of the argument.
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In Florida, our February is punctuated by the arrival of beautiful strawberries in our markets. They are locally grown, luscious and economical. I'm always on the lookout for great ways to serve them. Ina Garten has a wonderful recipe in her book Back to Basics for Fruit Salad with Limoncello. She tosses fruit with sugar and Limoncello liqueur, lets it stand for a bit and then tops it with a lemon yogurt topping. That's a great idea for brunch or dessert, but I wanted something without the liqueur for everyday breakfasts. My version cuts back on the sugar a bit and trades the Limoncello for lemon juice. Made either way, it is a fresh and delicious way with fruit.
If you would like more information about Ina Gartens book, click here: Barefoot Contessa Back to Basics: Fabulous Flavor from Simple Ingredients.
Serves 4
1 cup Greek Yogurt (I use Fage)
¼ cup lemon curd
1 tablespoon honey
¼ teaspoon vanilla extract
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1 tablespoon sugar
4 cups of fresh fruit, cleaned and cut into bite-size pieces
In a small bowl, stir together the yogurt, lemon curd, honey and vanilla extract. Put the fresh fruit in a serving bowl, sprinkle with the lemon juice and sugar and toss gently. Let rest on the counter for at least 20 minutes before serving. Serve the fruit with the yogurt topping.
This wonderful treat was inspired by an appetizer that I enjoyed at one of my favorite local restaurants—Park Plaza Gardens in Winter Park, Florida. However, their galette was formed with shredded potatoes and I thought I'd like to try mine with overlapping potato slices. The toppings are classic for smoked salmon—I used sour cream, capers, red onion and dill. We made this a breakfast dish; it could also be lunch, dinner or a hearty appetizer. Easy and delicious, you have to try this.
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4 medium russet potatoes
2 tablespoons olive oil
Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
8 ounces smoked salmon
8 tablespoons sour cream
4 tablespoons red onion, minced
4 tablespoons capers, drained well
1 tablespoon fresh dill, with extra sprigs for garnish
To make the potato galettes:
Line two baking sheets with parchment paper. Position one rack in the center and one in the bottom third of the oven and then preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Slice the potatoes 1/8 of an inch thick (if you have a mandoline—use it—makes this step a snap). In a medium bowl, toss the potato slices with the olive oil, kosher salt and pepper to taste. Make about 8-inch circles of overlapping potato slices—two per baking sheet. Put one baking sheet in the center of the oven and one on the bottom rack and bake for 15 minutes. Switch the sheets and bake for 15 more minutes until the galettes are nicely browned (they will be more brown at the edges than the center, that's okay).
To assemble the galettes:
Place one galette each on four plates. Spread each one with two tablespoons of sour cream, two ounces of smoked salmon and then sprinkle each with ½ tablespoon of red onion and capers and the fresh dill. Serve immediately.
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problem with start hadooping in HDP
hi everyone
I already install hdp and everything is Ok with that but I don't know what's next !! all tutorials here use sandbox and i don't wanna use that !
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Another in the series of East Ohio Street buildings. By the looks of the sign, this place should be able to build a mean Rat Rod.
Good shot..looks ancient.
Thanks Rose! There's a lot of great material to shoot along this stretch of Rt. 28, it's just really hard to get the shots I want.
That's great !
That is too cool Don, man you find the coolest shots.
Thanks Viper! A little background to these shots I've been taking on East Ohio Street [link] All of these are taken from my Jeep Wrangler while sitting in traffic in the Northbound lanes of Pennsylvania Rt. 28/East Ohio Street, but it's not as easy as you might think. You have to be ready, camera out and on. There are usually hundreds, maybe even up to a thousand cars sitting in traffic, there is an Allegheny County police officer operating the traffic light at the 31st Street bridge. Getting stopped in the right place for enough time to shoot is almost impossible. There are shots I've been trying to get for years, but I never got stopped in the right place to shoot. I have a bunch more to post and a bunch more to shoot.