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Sipdown! Finished off the two sample bags I got in my Teapigs pick n' mix box at work today. Not bad flavour at first, but by the end all I could really taste was screamingly tart hibiscus. This is much better with a spoonful of honey.
First full week back at work, first tea of the day. And boy, did I need it this morning. I was sooo sleepy I nearly missed my bus stop, and I'm sure I wasn't all that productive until at least lunch time. Having a long Christmas break makes work feel very strange. Anyway, a cup of this helped to sort me out. While brewing, I was struck by the smell. It's gorgeous. Creamy, zesty, fresh, zingy lemon awesomeness. I gave it about 3.5 minutes in boiling water, and then removed my infuser. The liquor is a lovely green tinged golden brown, and I can smell…lemon!
To taste, this is just as fabulous as I hoped it would be. It's lemon all the way, flavour-wise, but I really do like the creaminess I can taste here. It was slightly unexpected, in a way…for some reason I just didn't think of guayusa and creamy as two things which could go together. I'm pleased that they do, though. Underneath the creaminess is a bold, tart, zesty lemon flavour. This comes out more in the aftertaste, when the creaminess has worn off, but it's just as welcome. The guayusa is pretty much completely undetectable under all the lemon.
I'm so glad I picked up a bag of this — it's a really great wake-up tea, and one I'm going to be revisiting a lot this week, I know. It makes getting up worthwhile.
500th tasting note!
This is also my last Butiki sample, although I've no shortage of Butiki teas to be trying so it's not too sad. This is probably one of the most distinctive white teas I've tried. I definitely get green bean in the initial sip, and then quite a heavy floral. There's something slightly nutty in the aftertaste, too. It's very smooth, for all that, and has a very light liquor colour, but the tea itself tastes weighty and substantial. That's not something I'm really used to encountering in a white tea.
I'm not sure that this is one I'd want to keep around all the time — the combination of flavours is just a little too odd for that. It has shown me how unique and varied white teas can be, though. I'm really looking forward to trying some of the others in my cupboard, now!
Sipdown! Another sample from the Teapigs box I was given when I left my last job. I've had this one before and really enjoyed it, but it works better in a smaller cup than the one I had to hand. Relatively sweet, caramel flavoured loveliness. The rooibos is quite woody, but tones down well with some milk. I can't believe this weekend is almost over, but there you go! Sherlock tonight!
You Steepsterites makes me want to get into Sherlock…hummmm, it is on Netflix, is it not? Something to think about :-)
Tea fairy- it is WELL worth the time spent watching. And each season only has 3 episodes of 1.5 hours. So they're like mini movies :)
One cup of this today. I forgot about it while I answered the phone, so it was relatively bitter by the time I fished the leaves out. Not terribly so, but…you know. I promptly returned to Mariage Freres Earl Grey French Blue. It's more forgiving of my sluggish back-to-work brain. Maybe next week I can go back to green teas.
First two days back at work, and I have mostly been drinking this. Largely because I forgot to buy any milk, but also because it's a relatively easy going tea. If I forget about it for a few minutes, it won't come to harm. This is probably my favourite earl grey at the moment.
I'm going for an adventurous start to the new year, with another neglected Bluebird sample. I'm not so sure about this one. Straight off, the scent is telling me it's a pu'erh. It's earthy, kind of compost-like, a little bit…putrid? There's no mistaking it, unfortunately. I distracted myself looking at the coffee beans for a few minutes — there are at least 6 whole, actual beans in this one cup sample — and then I went back to feeling scared. I didn't give this too long in the water, because I was worried what it would turn into. The liquor is pretty dark after only a couple of minutes, and it's quite strongly scented. Fortunately, I can detect some coffee notes now, although the overwhelming scent is still pu'erh.
I waited for this to cool a good deal before taking a tentative sip. It's not as bad as I was expecting — the pu'erh is actually quite mild to taste, but the smell is pretty overwhelming. Deep breath before taking a sip, then! I've tried a couple of coffee flavoured teas before, and they're not really my thing. Logically, perhaps — if I wanted coffee, I'd drink coffee, after all. I requested this as a sample because I was curious to try a couple more pu'erhs, and it was one of a few fairly limited options available to me. I was also hoping that the strong flavour of coffee would mask the pu'erh a little while I get used to the flavour. That was a good assumption to make, but on the whole I'm not really feeling this one. I can taste coffee, but it's not a particularly fresh tasting coffee. I am pleased that I didn't have to dump the cup, though. It's pleasant enough that I'll be able to finish it, but probably not one I'd come back to again. Sorry Bluebird — it's not you, it's me.mild pu-erh but you can tell it's a pu-erh and it blends very well with the coffee.
I want to try more pu'erhs, too. They can seriously range all the way from horrifying to delectable. This is a flavoured one I loved:
mmm i second puerh gourmand. You might also like lupicia's chocolate/strawberry puerh and there's another one i can't for the life of my think of right now..
Ugh! This website will be the death of me. Okay, FINE, Sil, adding Lupicia's choc/strawberry to the shopping list.
be warned it's more flavoured than puerh…whereas i consider puerh gourmand to be puerh with some flavour…if that makes sense.
if it makes you feel better i now have a cart built at lupicia, though i will do my best not to "buy."
That makes you even more evil, because I can't get Lupicia tea here and it makes me want to cry. They only ship in/to France, and I won't be in the US until March. Patience. Patience is a virtue.
First tea of the new year! I requested this as a sample with my last Bluebird order, and they were kind enough to oblige. I was a little scared of it — an oolong/pu'erh blend isn't exactly something that makes my heart sing. I'm all for challenging my preconceptions, though, so I gave it a go this morning. After the new year festivities, it's a pretty ideal choice!
I brewed this fairly conservatively — 2.5 minutes at the recommended temparature (80/175). It's actually much more palatable than I feared. The first flavour I can taste is ginger, then a hint of orange, with aniseed coming in last. The base teas don't really distinguish themselves. There's a hint of earthiness in the aftertaste, but it's nothing especially bothersome. I actually think this would make a pleasant stomach calming tea after an illness, a heavy meal or a lot of drinking. It's a cleansing, clean taste, and it feels like you might be doing yourself some good drinking it. To my surprise, this is one I will consider repurchasing with a future order — how's that for a 2014 start?
This is just about the only cup of tea I've had today — I've been out for lunch with family, and have only just got back. It'll be time for more tea soon! This was a good choice, though. I know I don't drink this half as often as I should — having it tucked away in its box maybe isn't helping. Anyway, each time I do drink this I'm reminded of how fabulous it actually tastes. A medium-strength black base, with notes of sweet, almost syrup-like strawberry, and an underlying biscuitty nuttiness. Amazing. I'm increasing my rating on this one — I think it's grown on me!
And another Butiki sample! I didn't realise I'd stored up so many…
Oolongs don't tend to be my favourite thing, so I know I've kept this one back largely out of trepidation. I probably didn't need to, though, because the first flavour here is pineapple. It's fresh, sweet, and very natural tasting. I could smell it the moment I added the leaves to the water, and the taste is just as I hoped it would be. It's not as sweet or cloying as pineapple juice can be, but beautifully light and refreshing.
I expect that has something to do with the oolong, which brews up to a very pale yellow. This is the second flavour I can taste, after the initial hit of pineapple has faded. It's not overtly mineral like some oolongs, but is very gently vegetal. It's a very smooth, almost sikly flavour, and it complements the pineapple well. There is a very slight floral note, almost orchid-like, at the end of the sip, but it fades pretty quickly. I didn't add any sugar, given that this is the first time I've tried it, but if I were to drink this again I'd probably give that a try. I like this, though. Perhaps my oolong hating days are officially over!


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Indiana man avoids prison sentence after being convicted of drugging, raping his wife and filming it
David Wise, who was convicted of drugging and raping his wife for three years and filmed several of the incidents, won't serve any jail time, a Marion Superior Court judge has ruled.
Wise's ex-wife, Mandy Boardman, told the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department that she'd found the videos on Wise's phone and had woken up with a half-dissolved pill in her mouth. She says Wise also put sleeping pills in her drinks and assaulted her while she was unconscious.
The Los Angeles Times reports that Wise emailed Boardman confessing to his actions, saying he was "taking advantage of [her] in [her] sleep." Wise was convicted of six felony charges and prosecutors asked for Wise to serve 40 years, but he won't spend another day in prison. Before the trial, Wise spent 24 days in jail, and he is now sentenced to eight years of "home confinement."
Boardman says that during the trial, Marion Superior County Judge Kurt Eisgruber told her she needed to "forgive" her husband. "To have my rapist, my attacker, convicted on all six counts, only to be let go — only for him to walk out that door the same time I could — was just unfathomable," Boardman told the Times. "I never thought that he would be at home, being able to have the same rights and privileges as I do." Meghan DeMaria
Artur Fischer, a German inventor trained as a locksmith, held more patents than Thomas Edison, and among his more than 1,100 patents are the wall anchor you have probably used to hang pictures and mirrors and the first synchronized camera flash. Fischer died Jan. 27 at his home in Waldachtal, Germany, The New York Times reported Monday. He was 96.
"What Bill Gates was to the personal computer, Artur Fischer is to do-it-yourself home repair," German magazine Der Spiegel said in 1915, a year after Fischer won the prestigious European Inventor Award, a lifetime achievement prize from the European Patent Office. His first big breakthrough was the flash, purchased by the camera company Agfa, inspired by his inability to photograph his young daughter indoors — his insight was to synchronize an electric flash with the camera shutter. In 1958, he patented the expanding wall anchor, allowing people to hang heavy objects on plaster and drywall. Today, his company, the Fischer Group, produces more than 14 million of those anchors every day at factories around the world.
Fischer's last big commercial hit was the Fischertechnik kit, an electrical model set used by German kids and hobbyists alike to create machines and robots — he started off giving the kits as Christmas gifts to clients in 1964, then brought them to market when they proved a hit. You can learn more about Fischer, who tinkered until the end, in this short film from the European Patent Office. Peter Weber
The satellite launched by North Korea on Saturday is tumbling in orbit, rendering it useless, a U.S. official said Monday.
Although the payload of the Unha 3 rocket made it into orbit, it has been tumbling ever since, the official told ABC News. North Korea still views the launch as a success, and the official said the fact that the payload was able to make it into orbit is troubling — the technology needed to make that happen is the same necessary to get a ballistic nuclear armed intercontinental missile to the United States, ABC News reports.
The Joint Space Operations Center is tracking the satellite and a rocket booster stage also in orbit, and it could take years for the payload to re-enter the Earth's atmosphere; the JSPOC is still tracking the payload and debris items from a North Korean missile launched in December 2012, ABC News says. No transmission signals were ever detected coming from that satellite. Catherine Garcia
Demonstrators and police clashed in Hong Kong Monday night and early Tuesday morning after authorities started to crack down on unlicensed food vendors in the Mong Kok district.
It's become a tradition in the area for the street hawkers to sell fish balls and other items during the Lunar New Year, and activists were upset that police tried to shut the vendors down, saying an important part of the area's culture was under attack, The Associated Press reports. Protesters threw bottles, trash, and pieces of wood, and set fires in the street. In a statement, local police said demonstrators refused to get out of the street and shoved officers. In turn, authorities used batons and pepper spray against the protesters.
Three men were arrested and three injured officers were treated at area hospitals. This was the worst violence in Hong Kong since 2014's pro-democracy protests, AP reports. Catherine Garcia
This one's for you, Chris Christie: On the eve of the New Hampshire primary, Marco Rubio gave the New Jersey governor plenty of fodder for his next campaign ad by repeating himself during a speech.
Rubio came under fire Saturday night at the ABC News Republican Presidential Debate, after he brought up the same talking point about President Obama multiple times. Christie called him out, saying, "See, there it is, the memorized 25-second speech," with Rubio responding by repeating himself again.
On Monday night in Nashua, Rubio launched into a speech about how "families are struggling to raise their children in the 21st century." Rubio lamented how difficult it was for him and his wife to "instill our values in our kids instead of the values they try to ram down our throats." Not two seconds later, he started in again, saying: "In the 21st century, it's become harder than ever to instill in your children the values they teach in our homes and in our church, instead of the values they try to ram down our throats in the movies, in music, in popular culture." Rubio paused after the second time he said "ram down our," likely due to a severe case of déjà vu. Watch the video below. Watch the video below. Catherine Garcia
U.S. federal prosecutors filed charges on Monday against the Iraqi wife of a high-ranking Islamic State official accused of holding Kayla Mueller hostage in Syria.
Widow of former top Islamic State leader is charged in the death of Kayla Mueller https://t.co/pGjUj4ihEV pic.twitter.com/7PZDKoCwaL
— BBC News US (@BBCNewsUS) February 9, 2016
Mueller, an aid worker from Prescott, Arizona, was abducted from Damascus, Syria, in 2013. She was killed in Syria in February 2015; ISIS claims she died after a Jordanian fighter jet dropped a bomb on the building she was in, while U.S. intelligence officials have said they still do not know how she was killed. Umm Sayyaf, also known as Nisreen Assad Ibrahim Bahar, was charged in federal court in Alexandria, Virginia, with conspiring to provide material support to a designated terrorist organization resulting in death. Her husband, Fathi ben Awn ben Jildi Murad al-Tunisi, also known as Abu Sayyaf, was killed during a raid in eastern Syria last May. Umm Sayyaf was captured and taken to Irbil, where she was questioned by the FBI-led High-Value Detainee Interrogation Group, The Washington Post reports.
An affidavit by FBI Special Agent William H. Heaney gives more insight into what life was like for Mueller as a hostage. Umm Sayyaf said she was responsible, along with her husband, for Mueller beginning in September 2014, and she suspected Mueller was either being held for ransom or a prisoner exchange. Her home was used to store money ISIS made from oil and firearms, and sometimes ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi stayed there. Mueller was abused and raped by al-Baghdadi, the affidavit says, and forced to watch ISIS propaganda videos. Along with other captives, she was at times handcuffed and kept in locked rooms, the affidavit states, and called an "infidel" by Umm Sayyaf.
The Iraqis took custody of Umm Sayyaf in August, and while it's unlikely she will ever be brought to the United States, officials say if she is ever part of a prisoner exchange, she can be arrested by the FBI on the federal charges, the Post reports. Catherine Garcia
Sikh actor and designer Waris Ahluwalia announced on his Instagram account Monday that he was not allowed to board an Aeroméxico flight from Mexico City to New York City because of his turban.
"Dear NYC fashion week," he posted. "I may be a little late as @aeromexico won't let me fly with a turban. Don't start the show without me. #lovenotfear #fearisanopportunitytoeducate." The Sikh American Legal Defense & Education Fund has released a statement saying it is "disappointed and concerned" that Ahluwalia was asked to take his turban off before boarding the flight. "The turban is an integral part of a Sikh's identity and removal in public is akin to a strip search," the organization said. "The security personnel involved in this debacle owe Mr. Ahluwalia an apology and must be trained in cultural and religious awareness."
Ahluwalia appeared in The Grand Budapest Hotel, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, and The Darjeeling Limited, as well as a 2013 Gap advertisement, the first time a Sikh model was showcased in a nationwide ad campaign, NBC News reports. He also has a popular jewelry line, House of Waris. Aeroméxico has not commented on the incident. Catherine Garcia
Four people were injured when the Anthem of the Seas encountered a severe storm off of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, on Sunday. The mega ship was sailing to Port Canaveral, Florida, when it hit rough waters, and on Monday, Royal Caribbean announced the ship would be returning to Cape Liberty Cruise Port in New Jersey.
poor folks on @RoyalCaribbeanB cruise ship. imagine it's ur vaca. tonight on @ABC7NY at 11 photo credit: @sgraby83 pic.twitter.com/HCjwfb4geg
— Bill Ritter (@billritter7) February 9, 2016
The Anthem of the Seas suffered damage to some public areas and cabins, but "remains seaworthy," Royal Caribbean announced, and the injuries sustained are not serious. On Sunday afternoon, passengers were told to stay in their rooms, and they were given updates every hour by the captain or the cruise director. Off the Carolina coast, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recorded a 76 mph gust of wind and waves of 30 feet high, CNN reports. Passengers said on Twitter their stateroom televisions reported winds clocking in at 120 to 150 mph.
Royal Caribbean's new "Anthem of the Seas" sustains storm damage while returning to port $RCL pic.twitter.com/u3DLNc4D6U
— Brian Sozzi (@BrianSozzi) February 8, 2016
The Anthem of the Seas was scheduled to go on a seven-day voyage to the Bahamas. Royal Caribbean announced passengers will receive a full refund, plus half off the fare of a future cruise. Catherine Garcia


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Sir Rannulph Fiennes, a man who knows a thing or two about coping with colder weather, once said that "There is no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate clothing." I would like to change that slightly and say there is no such thing as a bad season, only inappropriate food choices.
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30 Jan 2013 Accountancy Age
By Rachael Singh
PKF ADMINISTRATORS to Portsmouth FC have again announced that a court date to decide the future of the club has been pushed back.
The future of the club rests on its sale to the Pompey Supporters Trust (PST). A court date has been set to resolve a dispute on the valuation of the club's grounds which will determine whether or not PST will be able to buy Portsmouth FC out of administration.
A court date which was set for 31 January has now been adjourned until 14 February.
Papers were filed in November with a court date originally set for 13 and 14 of December. However, the courts pushed that date back until 15 January. It was then postponed again until 31 January, with the date now standing as 14 February.
Portsmouth FC entered administration for the second time in two years on 17 February last year, with PKF partners Trevor Birch, Ian Gould and Bryan Jackson appointed.
At the time of the original filing, Birch said the hearing was "critical in deciding the future" of the club. If the court agrees with the valuation of PST, it can be sold as a going concern, which is now the only option outside of liquidation.
"This court case is the culmination of months of hard work behind the scenes in trying to resolve the complex issues which this administration has posed. We will continue to work closely with the PST to finalise our case," Birch said at the time.
Usually an administration is only for 12 months. However, the administrators have also announced that they have received court approval to extend that period a further six months to 17 August.
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Ok, I relent. Everyone wants to know why I left and answering individually isn't scaling so here it is, laid out in its long form. Read a little (I get to the punch line in the 3rd paragraph) or read it all. But a warning in advance: there is no drama here, no tell-all, no former colleagues bashed and nothing more than you couldn't already surmise from what's happening in the press these days surrounding Google and its attitudes toward user privacy and software developers. This is simply a more personal telling.
It wasn't an easy decision to leave Google. During my time there I became fairly passionate about the company. I keynoted four Google Developer Day events, two Google Test Automation Conferences and was a prolific contributor to the Google testing blog. Recruiters often asked me to help sell high priority candidates on the company. No one had to ask me twice to promote Google and no one was more surprised than me when I could no longer do so. In fact, my last three months working for Google was a whirlwind of desperation, trying in vain to get my passion back.
The Google I was passionate about was a technology company that empowered its employees to innovate. The Google I left was an advertising company with a single corporate-mandated focus.
Technically I suppose Google has always been an advertising company, but for the better part of the last three years, it didn't feel like one. Google was an ad company only in the sense that a good TV show is an ad company: having great content attracts advertisers.
Under Eric Schmidt ads were always in the background. Google was run like an innovation factory, empowering employees to be entrepreneurial through founder's awards, peer bonuses and 20% time. Our advertising revenue gave us the headroom to think, innovate and create. Forums like App Engine, Google Labs and open source served as staging grounds for our inventions. The fact that all this was paid for by a cash machine stuffed full of advertising loot was lost on most of us. Maybe the engineers who actually worked on ads felt it, but the rest of us were convinced that Google was a technology company first and foremost; a company that hired smart people and placed a big bet on their ability to innovate.
From this innovation machine came strategically important products like Gmail and Chrome, products that were the result of entrepreneurship at the lowest levels of the company. Of course, such runaway innovative spirit creates some duds, and Google has had their share of those, but Google has always known how to fail fast and learn from it.
In such an environment you don't have to be part of some executive's inner circle to succeed. You don't have to get lucky and land on a sexy project to have a great career. Anyone with ideas or the skills to contribute could get involved. I had any number of opportunities to leave Google during this period, but it was hard to imagine a better place to work.
But that was then, as the saying goes, and this is now.
It turns out that there was one place where the Google innovation machine faltered and that one place mattered a lot: competing with Facebook. Informal efforts produced a couple of antisocial dogs in Wave and Buzz. Orkut never caught on outside Brazil. Like the proverbial hare confident enough in its lead to risk a brief nap, Google awoke from its social dreaming to find its front runner status in ads threatened.
Google could still put ads in front of more people than Facebook, but Facebook knows so much more about those people. Advertisers and publishers cherish this kind of personal information, so much so that they are willing to put the Facebook brand before their own. Exhibit A: www.facebook.com/nike, a company with the power and clout of Nike putting their own brand after Facebook's? No company has ever done that for Google and Google took it personally.
Larry Page himself assumed command to right this wrong. Social became state-owned, a corporate mandate called Google+. It was an ominous name invoking the feeling that Google alone wasn't enough. Search had to be social. Android had to be social. You Tube, once joyous in their independence, had to be … well, you get the point. Even worse was that innovation had to be social. Ideas that failed to put Google+ at the center of the universe were a distraction.
Suddenly, 20% meant half-assed. Google Labs was shut down. App Engine fees were raised. APIs that had been free for years were deprecated or provided for a fee. As the trappings of entrepreneurship were dismantled, derisive talk of the "old Google" and its feeble attempts at competing with Facebook surfaced to justify a "new Google" that promised "more wood behind fewer arrows."
The days of old Google hiring smart people and empowering them to invent the future was gone. The new Google knew beyond doubt what the future should look like. Employees had gotten it wrong and corporate intervention would set it right again.
Officially, Google declared that "sharing is broken on the web" and nothing but the full force of our collective minds around Google+ could fix it. You have to admire a company willing to sacrifice sacred cows and rally its talent behind a threat to its business. Had Google been right, the effort would have been heroic and clearly many of us wanted to be part of that outcome. I bought into it. I worked on Google+ as a development director and shipped a bunch of code. But the world never changed; sharing never changed. It's arguable that we made Facebook better, but all I had to show for it was higher review scores.
As it turned out, sharing was not broken. Sharing was working fine and dandy, Google just wasn't part of it. People were sharing all around us and seemed quite happy. A user exodus from Facebook never materialized. I couldn't even get my own teenage daughter to look at Google+ twice, "social isn't a product," she told me after I gave her a demo, "social is people and the people are on Facebook." Google was the rich kid who, after having discovered he wasn't invited to the party, built his own party in retaliation. The fact that no one came to Google's party became the elephant in the room.
Google+ and me, we were simply never meant to be. Truth is I've never been much on advertising. I don't click on ads. When Gmail displays ads based on things I type into my email message it creeps me out. I don't want my search results to contain the rants of Google+ posters (or Facebook's or Twitter's for that matter). When I search for "London pub walks" I want better than the sponsored suggestion to "Buy a London pub walk at Wal-Mart."
The old Google made a fortune on ads because they had good content. It was like TV used to be: make the best show and you get the most ad revenue from commercials. The new Google seems more focused on the commercials themselves.
Perhaps Google is right. Perhaps the future lies in learning as much about people's personal lives as possible. Perhaps Google is a better judge of when I should call my mom and that my life would be better if I shopped that Nordstrom sale. Perhaps if they nag me enough about all that open time on my calendar I'll work out more often. Perhaps if they offer an ad for a divorce lawyer because I am writing an email about my 14 year old son breaking up with his girlfriend I'll appreciate that ad enough to end my own marriage. Or perhaps I'll figure all this stuff out on my own.
The old Google was a great place to work. The new one?
Can't help but notice he left out the share on Google+ option :D
This is what happens when our government forces a successful private company to go public.
Yeah. I miss the old google too
"Like" on this - "Google was the rich kid who, after having discovered he wasn't invited to the party, built his own party in retaliation."
A good and honest piece, thank you James. As for the Microsoft bashers, I can empathize but that's clearly not what this article is about. Microsoft and Google are companies, and it's best if we acknowledge them as so and talk more like adults instead of thinking them some superheroes no?
I left Google too, for many of the same reasons.. Glad I'm not the only one!
Thanks for sharing your opinion, get's me thinking, as I still believed in the Google that you once did. Now, I am not too sure anymore.
Seriously ?? I would have taken your views 100% had you left Google and joined some startup or started your company of your own. Instead you joined Microsoft, the scum on earth, and calling the pot black. I really pity you. I am not saying Google is all good and no evil, but even google becomes 100 times evil, still they would never be at par with microsoft. This is the one company that has to die and will die..
And they've started dropping great content in favour of more focus already: Reader is going down, despite (probably way more than) half a million power-users. I'm thinking about getting an e-mail that is safe of eradication, because my Gmail account is ridiculously important to me right now. All eggs in one basket felt risky before, now it became outright dangerous.
I'm not a prophet, but if this trend continues, Google will lose its position at the top very quickly.
Great article. Ive never worked for Google but part of me always wanted. Im an engineer but passion about entrepreneurship, reading something like this really opened my mind about working for such a big corporation.
"I hated the new corporate environment - so I went to Microsoft."
Fail -_-
Oh god! Thank you for the article.
I thought this post made a lot of sense until I read that you joined Microsoft? If you were tired of a "has-been" Google then goodluck at Microsoft "never-was".
There is no Google+ share button on the article.
Pretty the same thoughts. I was so passionate about this company years before and how they it moved from dump ads to innovation (lets discuss innovation later). Recently, I am so annoyed and freaked out by the location history they store, by the Google+ useless promotions that I've never used and not a single person in my life ever used or thinking of it, even worst when it comes to ads inside Gmail.
That's why I switched from Android to iPhone, and switched from Gmail to Apple iCloud email and I am pretty satisfied with both and feel like my privacy is secure and my data are in a safe place not being sold to companies or used to show advertisements. I just wish I can replace YouTube or get my subscriptions through a third-party company.
Unfortunately, Google is now more scary and kinda lost with the endless number of projects they launch.
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@NoemataThinkTank: It makes me unhappy too. Does full Windows 8 (or 10) have low latency?
My son wants a midi controller and something to perform as a sound module - and I'm a Windows guy, so what are my options?
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Gosh, that's one in my bucket list, honestly.
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The memory elements described in this research are the spin states of electrons in nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers in diamond. The NV consists of a nitrogen atom in the place of a carbon atom, adjacent to a crystal vacancy inside the carbon lattice of diamond. The up or down orientation of the electron spins on these NV centers can be used to encode information in a way that is somewhat analogous to how the charge of many electrons is used to encode the "0"s and "1"s in a classical computer.
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You mean you go straight to linework, but in pencil before inking? No lay in at all or underdrawing to find the forms or pose?
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Jeremy Taylor Dream Workshop, SD March 4 & 5
Power of Affirmations - Neal Vahle, El Cajon March 6
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Health Freedom Expo March 25–27
The 7th Annual Health Freedom Expo "The Freedom to Know - The Power to Choose" will be held Friday-Sunday, March 25-27 at the Long Beach Convention Center at 300 East Ocean Boulevard, Long Beach 90802. During this three-day health extravaganza attendees can shop 200 health related exhibits and attend over 90 lectures and workshops. The Health Freedom Expo provides an opportunity to meet and speak to experts, celebrities and crusaders who defend health care freedom from the local to international level.
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"What sets the Health Freedom Expo apart from other health expos," states Kevin Trudeau, 2011 Health Freedom Expo keynote speaker and author of Natural Cures They Don't Want You to Know About, is that the information presented here is not "just to sell product to consumers; it's about people who are passionate about sharing information. It's about how our health freedoms are being taken away and it is about exposing the truth. Other shows are designed to sell product, here, that is available, but that is not the emphasis. The Health Freedom Expo is about educating and being empowered."
Other celebrities in attendance: Daryl Hannah, Mariel Hemmingway, John Robbins, John Gray, and Kathy Smith among many others. Event runs Friday & Saturday 11am-7pm, Sunday 11am-6pm. General Admission is $15/day or $35 / weekend. www.healthfreedomexpo.com or call 888-658-EXPO.
Healing the Family Soul - Now in San Diego
Krista Jarrard announces the relocation of the Southwest Center for Systemic Family Constellation Work to San Diego. Systemic Family Constellations probes the secret soul of the family system, revealing and healing hidden dynamics, restoring strength and love. It address the pain and trauma that stays alive in a family for generations and may actually be inherited. Krista shares "I am excited to be offering this work for the first time in San Diego. When we experience that our issues may not be our own, this allows a completely new way to resolve essentially any difficult issue, even those that persist after years of therapy and healing work." For more info about workshops and her upcoming free preview evening call 505-795-9171 or www.FamilyConstellationWork.com
Jeremy Taylor Dream Workshop, SD March 4 & 5
Internationally known Rev. Dr. Jeremy Taylor comes to San Diego to give a "Dream Workshop" at First Unitarian Universalist Church, 4190 Front St., on Friday & Saturday March 4 & 5 with local dream worker Rev. Bonnie Tarwater. The recent movie "Inception" and the publication of Carl Jung's "Red Book" both indicate an increasing interest in the healing power of dream interpretation. The Dream Work is Free, the 7-9pm Friday Lecture is $20 and 9am-5pm Sat. Workshop is $40, $35 if pre-registered. Rev. Bonnie Tarwater, 858-248-5123, www.RevBonnieTarwater.com
Power of Affirmations - Neal Vahle, El Cajon March 6
Christ Church Unity of El Cajon, 311 Highland Avenue will present a workshop by Neal Vahle, PhD "The Power of Affirmations: What They Can Do For You" at 11:30am on Sunday, March 6. Dr. Vahle brings an excitement and practical message about the amazing power of affirmations. You will discover how and why they work and creating your own. Dr. Vahle is the author of 7 books and has served as editor of Unity Magazine. Donations encouraged. Call the office, 619-579-9586.
"M is for Music" at VISION Center in San Diego
VISION: A Center For Spiritual Living hosts many of California's most talented vocalists and musicians to support the theme for the Sunday Service talks: "The Power of Prayer." Janis Edwards & Nathan Fry (3/6), Mark Danisovszky (3/13), Andy Anderson & The VISION House Band (3/20) and The Higher VISION Choir will all be performing in March.
VISION will also hosts two major concerts. To celebrate St. Patrick's Day, the Raggle Taggle Celtic Band will be performing jigs, reels and the beautiful ballads of Ireland. VISION's Music Director, Mark Danisovszky has successfully blended the talents of Mike and Jean Stewart, David Page, Adrienne Nims, Floyd Fronius and Glen Fisher with his own to form Raggle Taggle. The concert is at 7pm on Wed., 3/16. On Thursday, 3/24, the music of Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell and Billy Joel will be featured. VISION: A Center for Spiritual Living, 11260 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., San Diego. www.visioncsl.com
Interpersonal Communications Talk March 13 in SD
On Sunday, March 13, at 11:30am, Christ Church Unity of El Cajon will present Dr. Susan Jarboe's workshop "What We Should Know About Interpersonal Communications." This structured discussion will tackle several common myths about human communications and explore Biblical recommendations for effective communications. Dr. Jarboe specializes in communicative behavior in the contexts of personal relationships, groups and organizations. She is on the faculty of Grossmont Jr. College. Donations encouraged. Call 619-579-9586.
Ayurvedic Medicine Series starts March 19 in SD
Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment in Maharishi Ayur-Veda is an 8-day introductory course taught in 4 weekend blocks from 8:15am-6pm on Saturday & Sunday: Block 1: 3/19-20, Block 2: 5/14-15, Block 3: 8/27-28, Block 4: 10/15-16. The course is for all doctors, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and other allied health professionals committed to providing optimal care for their patients. Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine, San Diego. AMA PRA Category 1 Credits available. See: www.ayurveda-courses.org, call: 877-540-6222 or email: email@example.com
Healer Braco's Tour Descends on SD March 19 & 20
The Braco America tour comes to San Diego on March 19 & 20. Hundreds of thousands in Europe have already experienced Braco's silent gaze in the last 15 years. He doesn't call himself a healer, but up to 10,000 people a day who come seeking his gifts say otherwise. Braco has no dogma or philosophy and hasn't spoken in public in 8 years. Join him Sat,, 3/19, 1-8:15pm, or Sun,,3/20, 11am-6:30pm at Hilton San Diego Resort & Spa, 1775 E. Mission Bay Dr., San Diego 92109. $8/Group Session. Must be 18+. For tickets/info visit: www.BracoAmerica.com. See YouTube: Braco-TheGoldenBridge.mov
Humanity Ascending SD March 23 & 30
On Wednesday March 23 & March 30 at 7pm, VISION will show two films by Barbara Marx Hubbard who is recognized as "the best informed human now alive regarding futurism and the foresights it has produced." Barbara is a social innovator, educator and leader in the new worldview of conscious evolution. She was instrumental in founding the Association for Global New Thought. Her critically acclaimed films, "Humanity Ascending" (Part 1) and "Vision for a Universal Humanity" (Part 2) have been translated into seven languages. VISION: A Center for Spiritual Living, 11260 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., SD. Love Donation. www.visioncsl.com
Raising Children of Faith March 27 RB
The All Faith Center hosts the first monthly Interfaith services open to people from any faith. Each Sunday service will feature prayers, meditation and music as well as speakers from three different faiths discussing a common topic. The first topic will be: "Can We Raise Children of Faith in a Pop-Culture World?" Sunday, March 27, 2-3:30pm, Light of Life Center for Spiritual Living, 12540 Oaks North Dr., Rancho Bernardo, 92128. Live music will be provided by "Heart and Harmony." Discussion and light refreshments will be available after the service. Love Donation. For more info: 858-487-8885, email: firstname.lastname@example.com or visit: www.allfaithcenter.org
Hidden Truths Behind Christianity in SD March 30
If you are curious about a different way of interpreting Christianity, a way that is compatible with inclusiveness and love, come to a free community lecture presented by spiritual leader and author, Dr. Tom Sannar. Most people are familiar with Historical Christianity which is basically Christian interpretation from the Catholic Church and Fundamental Christianity. There is a different kind of Christian interpretation based upon the ageless wisdom of our planet and upon historical accounts of the real meaning of the life of Jesus. Wednesday, March 30, 7-9pm, One Heart-One Mind Center for Spiritual Living, 10225 Barnes Canyon Rd., Suite C-100, 92121, Call: 858-453-9830 or visit: www.oneheart-onemind.org


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There are lots of claims as to where doughnuts originally come from, with one theory stating that they were invented in North America by Dutch settlers and another suggests that Hanson Gregory, an American, professed to have invented the ring-shaped doughnut in 1847. Then there's the doughnut recipe, predating earlier examples, that has been discovered in an recipe book written in 1800 by Baroness Dimsdale, the wife of Baron Thomas Dimsdale in Hertfordshire, UK. Well we'd like to say thanks to all those that contributed to the creation of the doughnut, as we love this sweet confectionary that comes in different sizes, shapes, fillings and toppings for us all to appreciate.
La Perla de Oro (The Gold Pearl) is part fresh food grocery store, part restaurant and brilliantly simple and authentic. You'll find yourself among locals ordering their usual bocadillo or tapas. This Raval based place has been managed by several owners and is now in the hands of Frenchman Julien and Anouchka Gautier from Extremadura in Spain, a couple that let their influences resonate through the food. They regularly go to France to find products to create their inviting and tasty menu. As for the bread, they buy this from local bakery Baluard, known for delicious and excellent varieties.
Sant Antoni continues to be one of the top places to hang out, have a spot of lunch, brunch and more. Federal Cafe, Tarannà, Café Cometa and Ido DO Balear are just some of the reasons why people head over to this part of town. Els Sortidors del Parlament has been on our restaurant list for sometime, they offer a sublime selection of good tapas and it has an authentic rustic establishment, with exposed brick wall, wines on the shelves, and barrels for you to stand around or sit by to have a glass of vermut and a tapa.
Brunch is something that has risen tremendously in Barcelona city. Places like New York and London have a steady reputation of fulfilling the part of the day where you tuck into a combination of breakfast and lunch. With pancakes, eggs benedict and bacon very much on the menu among other savoury and sweet dishes, you will now find an abundance of places to go to get your brunch on whether you're in Gràcia, Eixample, Poble Sec or many other barrios.
Alaparra in the Poblenou district, has only been open a few months and is already leaving quite an impression when it comes to wine – in a city like Barcelona, that is saying something. Spread over two floors it offers over 250 varieties of wine, with a particular focus on local Catalan labels. Almost half of the wines can be tasted and the majority are affordable, priced between 4 to 10 euros.
Eggs – we all know they are full of protein, are a key ingredient when it comes to a cooked breakfast and can be cooked in lots of different methods. Chicken eggs are the most popular, however you will find small gourmet quail eggs used in tapas dishes. It is interesting then, that Barcelona is now home to the first eggs restaurant L'Eggs, which is dedicated to a variety of dishes but mostly consisting of this dairy product. Why is it making a buzz? Well chef Paco Perez, famous for his avant-garde cooking style, is behind the concept.
It isn't everyday that you get the opportunity to pair Spanish cuisine with Russian dishes but that is exactly what happens at Ikra. Set up with the intention to introduce locals to Russian food and located on Carrer de Roger Llúria in the Eixample district, you get the essence of an elegant yet down to earth restaurant. The interior design is minimalist and simple with neat little touches such as the plywood bar, colourful cushions and white tiled walls. The space is flexible allowing them to convert it to host their popular jazz nights, afterwork events and football screening – where locals can socialise.
When walking around in Barcelona it isn't hard to miss the surge of frankfurt places and hamburger joints (hamburgueserías) in the city. The average sausage place may not have had an ounce of cool factor when compared to its competitors but perhaps that is changing because people tend to be partial for a sizzling sausage too. We recently wrote about Idò DO Balear, where you can buy succulent types from the Balearic islands and they are also popular during the calçotada season.
Let's be honest, we don't all like salads. Even the ones that do, often desire something a little creative every so often when selecting a healthy vegetarian option eating out. Believe it or not, even some of the team prefer to have an option rather than meat from time to time. More and more places are offering tasty salads with interesting ingredients and creative tapas. Here we have selected a few places that offer alternative vegetarian options other than your usual onion and goat cheese tart.
If you have a soft spot for savory panadas, ensaïmadas (from Mallorca) and other goodies from the Balearic islands, you will be pleased to hear about new deli / cafe / bakery Idò D.O. Balear. Either grab a quick bite to take, take a seat inside or stock up on deli items for you to prepare delicious dishes at home. Set up by three women, Idò originated from the strong desire to bring back that element of grandma's traditional cooking.
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Aug. 1, 2012 -- By just about any measure of accomplishment, Danny Gross would be considered a successful young adult.
The 25-year-old is a popular graduate student in cinematic arts at the University of Southern California, and his mother, Patty, calls him an all-around great kid.
He is also on the autism spectrum.
His mother is convinced that his childhood golden retriever, Madison, who joined the family when Danny was 7, played a part in his success, and a new study backs up the claim.
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Although there is plenty of anecdotal evidence linking pet ownership to better socialization in children with autism, the study is among the first to explore the connection.
Researchers in France tested behavior and intelligence in 260 children with autism who did and did not have pets -- mostly dogs and cats.
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The extent to which the children bonded with the new pet was a major determinant of whether pet ownership influenced social interactions.
Having a pet from birth did not appear to influence the socialization behaviors, leading the researchers to conclude that the arrival of a pet when a child is old enough to recognize the addition may be critical.
The new study appears in the August issue of the journal PLoS One.
"To my knowledge, this is the first time that a study has demonstrated that the adoption of a pet is linked to social improvements for individuals with autism," says researcher Marine Grandgeorge, PhD, of France's Hopital de Bohars.
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She says the new study offers some of the first scientific evidence to back up the anecdotal stories suggesting that pets help some autistic children learn to interact with the world, but she cautions that the benefits were limited.
Patty Dobbs Gross, Danny's mother, says parents should not get a pet for an autistic child unless the child shows some interest.
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I posted a picture of my margarita cake in the gallery and have gotten lots of requests for the recipe. So I decided I should submit it here!
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- lime juice
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- Mix cake according to the direction on the box with the following substitions: 4 eggs instead of 3, and use the Marg. mix instead of water.
- I have made the cake with and without tequila. Whichever your customer prefers. When I use tequilla I take out 1-2 tablespoons of the marg. mix and add 1-2 tablespoons of tequilla.
- I bake at 300 degrees for around an hour depending on cake size. ( a 10â³ round takes an hour)
- I like to use the lime curd for the filling. But of course you can use whatever you want.
- And for the frosting, I make my usual BC ( 1 stick salted butter, 1 stick unsalted, 1 cup crisco, powder sugar) and add a little bit of the lime curd and use lime juice as the liquid until I get the right consistancy. I also add a touch of green coloring.
- My âsaltâ decoration is Wiltonâs white sprinkles.
- Enjoy!!
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Thank You! I am going to try this for a birthday tommorrow, I will let you know the review!
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why do you use 4 eggs instead of 3?
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