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Acrylic (PMMA) is a thermoplastic that is available in a wide range of colors including transparent tints and clear to opaque solid colors.
Acrylic has a thickness tolerance of +/-15% of the material thickness.
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Acrylic is hard and stiff as plastics go. It is sensitive to stress concentrations sharing a certain fragility with glass. This is most evident if parts are small or thin. Details should not be smaller than 1mm/0.04" as they are likely to be too fragile.
Acrylic retains detail when laser cut and it engraves well. For tips on engraving see this blog post.
Adding radii to corners can reduce the risk of breaking. For some tips on how to design for acrylic see this blog post.
Acrylic can scratch easily and should be cleaned with a mild solution of dish detergent and warm water. Never clean with a other cleaners not suitable for acrylic or with a dry cloth.
Please note: The laser cuts at a slight taper (1-2 degrees) since the laser beam is shaped like a cone. The tapering causes one side to be slightly smaller than the other side. The taper is almost unnoticeable in 1/8" material; the thicker the material, the more noticeable the taper. When using laser-cut parts such as wheels or gears, you might need to position the parts in an alternating pattern so that the tapers "cancel out".
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Acrylic is commonly used as signage, glazing and in building applications, fabricated point of sale displays, menu holders, display cabinets, machine guards, furniture inserts, aquariums & fish tanks, jewelry and tableware.
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Curious how flexible the thinnest acrylic you offer is, the 1.5mm sheet. If i get the P3 size (approx 31 inches by 15 inches), and you held it up by the center, how much sag would there be on the longer dimension at the ends? I am trying to recreate an acoustic lens and need thinness and rigidity (not so much strength) where originally metal sheets were used.
The 1.5mm acrylic sags by ~2 inches at each end when held as you described.
Do the custom acrylic parts come with finished edges like the sample piece does, or do customers have to finish the edges once the piece is delivered?
The images and samples show how the material comes off the laser cutter, without any additional finishing. With acrylic the finish is similar to flame polishing.
" Acrylic has a thickness tolerance of +/-15% of the material thickness. " what does this mean? does it mean that the 3mm thickness can actually be anything between 2.55 to 3.45mm ?? can this never be guaranteed ??
@Akin - that is correct, the thickness can be between 2.55 to 3.45mm. This is the tolerance that the manufacturer makes the acrylic to and is typical among different manufacturers.
Generally the thickness is not at the extreme ends of the spectrum. 2.7-3.3 is more common.
Does the acrylic become more opaque when etched? I'm guessing from the shadows it does, but any chance of a photo of the ponoko logo behind an etched piece?
@barry - yes the acrylic gets a kind of frosted appearance where the etching is performed. It's best to order a sample or make a prototype on a P1 to see how the engraving will come out in real life. Trying to capture the subtleties in a photograph is quite difficult :(
I'm helping my son with a project from the Making Things Move: DIY Mechanisms for Inventors, Hobbyists, and Artists by Dustyn Roberts. Her book pointed us to this site to buy a sheet of 1/4 inch thick clear acrylic approximately 15 X 31, but I don't see an option for ordering 1/4 inch thick. Can someone tell me how to order that here - I'm new to this site. Thanks!
You can read how to do that here - http://support.ponoko.com/entries/498894
that 15% is only for variance from overall thickness requested right? meaning i wont get a sheet that is 2.7mm on one end and 3.3 on other?
@justice There can be some variation within a sheet but it is usually not at each extreme. Generally I'd say it could range 0.2-0.3 within a sheet.
Is clear acrylic etched from the back as mirror acrylic?
Hi Kiandra- The mirror acrylic is the only material that we engrave from the back. The clear acrylic here is the same on both sides, so until we make your design there isn't really a front or a back. Hope that helps!
Will there be a lot of light distortion if I were to sandwich two peices of acrylic together or would it look like looking through a single piece of acrylic?
Hi Trang - Assuming the pieces are just sandwiched (rather than glued) the light distortion should be minimal - about the same as looking through a single piece.
Does the finished piece have a protective coating that needs to be peeled off? Wondering if I can fill the engraved portion with paint and then peel off the covering?
Hi Shannon,
1.5mm and 2mm comes with a plastic or paper protective layer/tape and the rest of the thicknesses all have a layer of protective paper tape. You should be be able to use this protective tape to help paint your parts, like in this article - http://www.instructables.com/id/Improving-Laser-Etched-Acrylic-Panels-with-Acrylic/
But beware that if you use advanced medium or light engraving color settings, the top layer may be removed to ensure quality engraving. So if you engrave, try to use black fills for area engraving and red strokes for vector line engraving.

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Kanye West has reportedly made a cash settlement with the eighteen year old disturbed kid he beat up. We told you the tale of Kanye getting into a bitch fight with the teen that called Kim a n***er lover and a whore at a chiropractor's office in LA. Kanye proceeded to kick the living dog shit out of the skinny delinquent who curled up into a defensive ball. As you would expect, the beat up kid threatened to sue Kanye for millions of dollars. They arrived at the much more reasonable figure of $250,000 to avoid the messy need for criminal charges being filed. Kanye might've been fine if he had actually been there when this moron started his Tourette's impression and just cold cocked him in protection of his woman. But, no, he was miles away when Kim called him screaming and ordered him to come give the stupid kid a beatdown. You can't really order hits, even on total jackasses. So, 250. I can't help but believe this is only going to encourage even more people to fuck with Kim and Kanye. I'll gladly take a few rapper punches from Kanye West if it's going to mean a quarter-mill. The kid has earned a small fortune just for being a total fucktwat. He's now actually become Kim Kardashian. The irony will never settle in.
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Mud Nugget 01/29/2014 16:11
Easy money
Beylerbey 01/29/2014 16:48
It's quaint that in 2014 there are still pathetic white boys striking brave, brave blows for violent darks. Maybe Jack and Lex and the whole crew need a few games of knockout king under their collective belts. A field trip or two to Detroit and the gelding-rage will cease.
Maybe_Observer 01/29/2014 17:33
"Rapper punches"???
….more like hissy-slaps…….
…but for 250K I'd let him tousle my hair…..
Raymond K. Hessel 01/29/2014 17:40
You know… it would be fun to wanna go that easy money route and just talk any and all kinds of junk to these shit stains in the hopes he's gonna come at ya'. Just let him get a couple of panty-waist type swings in and BOOM! You're in the money! But what would happen is he'd be all talky as he's about to make it rain pain, and then he'd try that left cross('cause you know he thinks that's the strong side), so you lean back and to the right, and step in behind his miss…. Sleeper choke out style.
Shhhh, Kanye, shhh…
It's OK, it's OK…
I only got about $208 dollars in checking, he can have all he can get.
Maybe_Observer 01/29/2014 17:53
Raymond K Hessel……..
……would you lube him?
…or give him the coffee grounds like in "Rectify"..?
Puritan 01/29/2014 18:43
What did Kanye beat this kid up for stating an obvious fact?
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I don't know how to respond to that…
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Well, this game is pretty well made comparative to some indie games I've seen. Graphics are rather nice, but not too demanding, gameplay mechanics are fitting and easy to handle as long as you do it delicately (rushing can easily mess up what you were trying to do).
The music and sound are very fitting, all relying on proper quality to deliver.
The creepy factor at first starts at a minimal range but slowly escalates, sending few but minor jumpscares your way to keep the tension flowing. By the end, the tension may or may not wear you down (it takes quite some time to get from start to end in this game, about 25 minutes or close)
Now the physics system works pretty smoothly, but can get odd at random times. I've had cases where I couldn't open some drawers sometimes, but nothing is in them even if you pull them open somehow. Some objects (like barrels) seemingly roll on the ground like in a weightless condition, unless that's just me.
There were also periodic lag spikes that started off at 1AM and usually went off till 2AM. While at first I thought it was my rig that kept freaking out on me, I noted that Raedwulfgamer (whose PC is powerful, mind you) also had these lag spikes. At this point I believe there may be an optimization issue or a bug in the coding. The lag spikes temporarily stop whenever the candle is lit after being blown out.
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My part of the Thacker family are from the Tuscaloosa/Brookwood/Adger/North Johns area of Alabama.
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Sharon Frank Patrick
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Thank you for the correction!
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RE: Hi
I don't live near that cemetery. You will have better luck if you go to his memorial and next to "Add a Photo" you will see "Request a Photo". If you select that it will send a message to all of the volunteers near that cemetery who will get a photo for you.
Happy Thanksgiving
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Farley connection
I looked at some of the info you have put on findagrave and thought I would ask if you are kin to Maburn Farley.
Kim Self Hughes
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Thank you Lillie for the information
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My mistake Lilllie--odd coincidence, the Fife requests are by a Linda Farley--I misread!
My apologies.
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Thank you so much for transferring my ggdfather Norris' page to me!
I went to Gordo City Cem to see if his son is there to link them up and I see you have photo requests for Fifes. I have Fife ancestors also--Norris' mother was a Fife! How do you tie into the Fife line?
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Strong wind and rough waves tried so hard to drive those people home, but they are fisherman. They were there to fish the creature of the sea. The closer I got to them, I noticed the lens filter was moisted by seabreeze. I had to return and stay away from the savage weather where storm poured down soon after ...
Shit yeah man. Didn't think anyone would be able to capture this place so beautifully!
You should make this a print.
You should make this a print.
This would have to be one of the first times I've seen Frankston beach look so nice. You picked a good time of day to wander down and take a photo. The clouds look so nice ;_;
was this taken with the Nikon f50???
yeah, on film
Do I even need to say anything
Very beautiful!!!
I love sunsets..
I love sunsets..
Amazing capture.. Very well done..
nice shot..
great composition and colors
great composition and colors
the gold is amazing!
Beautiful. Different from your city scapes its nice to see variety in your gallery and i'm so jelious that your tallented in every photo you take you can take a photo of the city and nite and make it looks just amazing and you can take a photo of the beach at sunset and make it look amazing too, wish i was that tallented great work
Such beautiful colours in this photo, its so soothing and relaxing, beautiful sky the cloulds are great,
Such beautiful colours in this photo, its so soothing and relaxing, beautiful sky the cloulds are great,
Thank you for the comment. Yeah, something for a change. My life is mainly facing the city everyday, for sure I wanna try something else.
absolutely gorgeous.
Once again a nice shot. Great light composition and reflection in the sea. You get additional depth by the variation of clouds and that pier with all the poles
Woah!! Beautiful colours! And the sky/clouds are amazing!!
I love the colors!
I love the colors!


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Friday, September 25, 2009
Festival HiCHEW: Candied Apple & Cotton Candy
I've been on a HiCHEW spree lately. Partly because Morinaga went on a binge and released about a dozen flavors. Besides their traditional array of 6 or 7 standard flavors they have another half a dozen single flavor packs out.
HiCHEW is one of those rare Japanese candies that's being distributed around the world. Here in Los Angeles, I can get Lemon, Mango, Strawberry or Green Apple HiCHEWs at just about any 7-11 or Cost Plus World Market. But the limited edition flavors, the seasonal and the specialty assortments are a little harder to come by and require either an order directly from Japan (I've been using JBox and Asian Food Grocer) or a visit to Little Tokyo to Marukai Market, Mitsuwa Marketplace or Nijiya Market.
Today I have the two from the Summer Festival (Matsuri) line: Candied Apple & Cotton Candy. (I don't know if there were more than these two ... maybe a Kettle Corn or Deep Fried Butter version escaped my view.)
The packages are compact, they have only 7 pieces in them instead of the longer packs that have 10. Even without knowing Japanese the packages are bold and easy to understand. There's a little picture of a man selling candied apples with some stylized fireworks above him. Then of course the big candied apple (which seems to be dipped upside down to the way I've always had them, the stem is a the top, not where the stick enters the apple).
On the side of the package is the little diagram of what the candy looks like. A pink outside and white core with little flecks of what I'm guessing are the candied coating bits.
It smells softly sweet, a little like milk tea. Biting into it there's an immediate apple juice flavor then a background of sweet sugar.
The little flecks are sparkly crunches of sugar. I couldn't quite get an actual flavor from them. It becomes quite juicy. The texture is quite smooth except for the crunches.
I don't think I've had a candied apple in over 15 years, so I can't say for sure that this is an authentic representation contained within a 1 inch by 1/2 inch block. But it was still fun.
Rating: 7 out of 10
Cotton Candy HiCHEW smells simply like sweet. Pretty much the same as the Candied Apple.
It's sweet, but not sticky sweet or cloying. It's simply fresh. Not quite vanilla, which can be a little boozy and not quite a toasted sugar flavor either. It's creamy without being milky. It's clean without being flavorless. It's a mystery wrapped in foil and stuffed with little crunchy bits.
The combination of the texture of the HiCHEW which is a taffy/gummi product that's at once bouncy and smooth and the little cotton candy grainy bits is odd. Really nicely done cotton candy always has these little bits of grain where either the sugar didn't melt & reform properly or moisture has caused it to recombine into a hard candy bit. Yes, it's grainy, but the grains give way to soft sugar flavors.
It's like cotton candy in all the right ways. And it leaves out the sticky paper cone.
It's just so hard to describe that all I can say is that after I took the photos of the first pack I got from JBox, I made sure to pick up two more packs when I saw them in Little Tokyo.
It's difficult to say but this is the best colorless and flavorless candy I've ever had. How do the Japanese do it? (I'm also still obsessed with the Juntsuyu I wrote about several years ago and add it to my order at JBoxevery time.)
Rating: 10 out of 10
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Monday, July 13, 2009
Limited Edition Snickers Fudge
Just when I thought Mars had done every variation of the Snickers bar, they've got another one waiting in the wings: Limited Edition Snickers Fudge.
The simple bar features Fudge with peanut butter nougat & peanuts wrapped in milk chocolate. Like most other limited edition bars, it's smaller than the standard, this one is the smallest yet at 1.78 ounces.
While the bar may feel a little light, it's pretty dense and the textures consistent throughout.
I've often felt like the Snickers/Milky Way/3 Musketeers nougat is more like a fluffy fudge than a nougat anyway, so this seemed like a stack of dense fudge on top of a layer of light fluffed fudge.
The peanut butter nougat layer has a light creamy color with a distinct salty hit and peanutty flavor. The peanuts studded in the fudge are distinct, a little on the soft side but crunchy and tasty.
The fudge itself has a slight but consistent grain to it, a nice chocolatey flavor and good salty/sweet balance.
The creamy chocolate coating brings it all together.
I missed the chewy caramel, but give this one its due because it is rather different from other existing bars. The salt keeps it from being cloyingly sweet like a Milky Way. Also, I noticed as I was trying to do my bites & slices that there were quite a few voids in there around the nuts. I can't tell if this is normal or if mine was just an anomaly.
It's quite a satisfying bar and I can see it being a big success all on its own.
Clocking in at 250 calories, honestly it doesn't need to be bigger. (Regular bars are 2.07 ounces and 280 calories.)
This bar is supposed to be on shelves in August, but that's what they said about the Coconut M&Ms which are actually out, so look sharp they may already be available. I'm planning to try another one when I find them.
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Friday, June 19, 2009
Snickers Nougabot Bar & Transformer M&Ms
If there's one thing I think that's might pull our government out of the red, it might Mars excessive registration of trademarks for their limited edition & marketing tie in candies.
For the new Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen movie this summer, Mars has created a line of collectible M&Ms packages that feature different characters from the Transformers pantheon plus M&Ms in Transformers-styled outfits.
The seven packages:
(Yeah, I'm missing some package images, but that's all that came with the press kit Mars gave me ... how odd.)
What I think is most interesting about this is that the package is the only thing that's different (besides, of course the Strawberried Peanut Butter M&Ms). Open up the packet of the M&Ms (mine was Bumblebee 2 of 7) and there's no fun new design of the M imprint with a twist on the Transformers like they did with Pirates of the Caribbean Pirate Pearls, Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull and Shrek II (basically Mega M&Ms). The Star Wars ones, though introducing Dark Chocolate M&Ms, did not have fancy imprints.
What is good news is that the packages are no smaller. With many of the limited editions what you get in addition to "specialness" is less. The Milk Chocolate Chocl-O-Bots packages have the same 1.69 ounces as the standard Milk Chocolate M&Ms.
The only truly transformed product for the movie tie-in is the Snickers Nougabot (tm). Due to physical laws of the conservation of matter, the energy required for the transformations, the bar is smaller than an unTransformerized one. *
From the outside the packages look rather similar. (Click to enlarge to read the ingredients if you wish.)
This isn't the first time Mars has mucked with the nougat for a movie. Back in 2007 they turned it green for Shrek but left it the same size, because really, how could a Shrek-ified candy be smaller? The traditional bar is 2.07 ounces and the Nougabot is 1.83 ounces.
The difference, otherwise, is really just the addition of Yellow #5. Considering how much some parents hate Yellow #5 (hint: enough to get it banned in Europe), it's hard to understand why a candy which was formerly artificial coloring free would add it. Further, the Snickers website doesn't list the Yellow 5 on the page for the Nougabot bar (sorry, can't link directly to the page because of stupid flash & beware of annoying sounds).
So how does it taste? About the same. The flavor seemed a little "darker" but I don't know if that was the caramel batch ... sometimes even big factory candies like Snickers can vary from day to day.
The only thing I liked about it is the same thing that I prefer about the Snickers Dark, that there's one less bite in it. Because honestly I think that 1.83 ounces is the perfect size for a Snickers bar.
* My theory of this kind of violates the whole world of Transformers and many other fantasy, action & sci-fi movies where small things turn into big things without the perceivable addition of extreme amounts of energy. Anyway, in order to turn back and forth without loss of mass, you'd need lots of energy to turn into matter ... conversely to shrink you'd need to have a way to store a huge reservoir of energy (if you wanted to grow again) or release it. I've always wondered if Alice became super-dense when she shrank and puffy, aerated & light when she grew.
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Monday, June 1, 2009
Limited Edition M&Ms Coconut
Hot on the tails of the Limited Edition Strawberried Peanut Butter M&Ms will be the release of Limited Edition Coconut M&Ms in August. (More here)
The cream colored packet holds 1.5 ounces of green, white and brown milk chocolate morsels flavored with coconut.
As with most limited editions, the package is a bit slighter than the regular products. This one clocks in at 1.5 ounces instead of the normal 1.69 in a Milk Chocolate M&Ms pack.
The package is cute and playful, featuring Ms. Green reclining in the sand, leaning against a coconut filled with coconut M&Ms. In the background the Yellow Peanut M&M is falling out of a coconut palm laden with more coconuts.
The contents smell much like most M&Ms, sweet and slightly woodsy but only the slightest whiff of coconut.
The individual lentils are a bit puffier than regular M&Ms, though not as big as the Peanut Butter variety.
Inside they're just milk chocolate but with an added touch of coconut flavoring (but no actual coconut to be found in the ingredients).
The chocolate is fudgy, the flavor is a little salty and tropical but with a strange yogurty tang (kind of like Hershey's) ... the crunch of the shell is crisp.
On the whole, it's a nice change-up, very appealing. It's not something that I think deserves to be made part of the regular repertoire. But see the review on Hershey's Almond Joy Pieces.
UPDATE 9/29/2009: Mars has announced that M&MS Coconut will become part of their permanent line of candies. You can expect them in stores starting in December 2009.
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Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Limited Edition Strawberried Peanut Butter M&Ms
For the past few years M&Ms has linked up with blockbuster movies to make Limited Edition M&Ms. Shrek (Mega M&Ms), Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull (Mint Crisp M&Ms), Pirates of the Caribbean (White Chocolate M&Ms) and Star Wars (Dark Chocolate M&Ms). This summer is no different with the release of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.
To tie into the movie about aliens that are two kinds of robots in one (more than meets the eye) Mars is introducing Limited Edition Strawberried Peanut Butter M&Ms.
Not only are the candies inside of the "you've never tasted this before" variety, they've also made seven different versions of the wrapper. Pictured above is The Twins - Pack 7 of 7.
What is a strawberried peanut butter M&M?
They're pretty much the same as the regular Peanut Butter M&Ms: a peanut butter center covered in milk chocolate and a hard candy shell ... except here the milk chocolate is strawberry flavored.
I admit at first I squintched up my nose at the idea. Then I thought about PB&J (which is ideal with concord grape and white bread on one side, but also fabulous with sunflower wheat bread and raspberry jam) and it kind of made sense.
The colors are red, brown and yellow.
There were no clever motifs on the printing, just the regular M imprint. Except the yellow ones had some red splatter on them (I'm guessing that's red transformer motor oil).
The strawberry flavor is just that, a flavoring applied on top of the inherent flavors in the peanut butter and the chocolate. The chocolate flavor is pretty much overwhelmed by the floral and sweet berry essences. The peanut butter grounds it pretty well, it's mostly smooth, rather soft and has a good salty pop towards the end.
They're not my favorite M&Ms ever, but I had no problem eating the whole bag. They feel about as relevant to the movie as last year's mint crisp was to Indiana Jones.
I'll leave you with a photo of the Bumblebee Transformer. Because I had it (hey, I work in Hollywood, I see a lotta stuff):
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Monday, May 18, 2009
Twilight Sweethearts: Forbidden Fruits
With the wild popularity of the Twilight series of books by Stephanie Meyer, it was only a matter of time before the first book was made into a movie. And of course its success means a licensing agreement was reached for some candy.
Considering the fact that the story (I'm doing spoilers here) is about vampires and love, candy hearts are a natural choice.
Necco's Sweetheart conversation hearts were released as a limited edition: Sweethearts Forbidden Fruits. Instead of just getting a box branded with a few characters on it and maybe some new sayings, these little hearts are also in different flavors themed for forbidden fruits plus have some sort of sparkling Dracula dust (pearlescent pigment) on them.
The candy seems to have been timed with the DVD release, not with the film in the theaters. Still, I never did find them in stores (perhaps I should have been looking in video stores, but I have a Netflix subscription ... which makes me think there should be a Netflix for candy).
The candy hearts don't look terribly different from the regular Valentine's version. Except the colors are different. The pearly coating (that looks like it's glitter on the box) is pretty darn mild, I mistook it for chalky powder.
The flavors are:
The sayings on the hearts vary in their legibility. They seem to be lighter but clearer on the pearly ones but bold & smudgy on the uncoated.
Sayings that I was able to tease out were: Soul Mate, Bite Me, Secret, I (heart) EC, Live 4 Ever, Dazzle, With You, Lamb, Bad Guy, You R My Life, Always, I Trust You, I Love You, Forks.
Oddly enough, as noted above in the photo, some were blank. I didn't know if this was intentional, like some sort of heart that only vampires could read. Or maybe there's a version of the Twlight books that are choose your own adventure and I'm in charge of this heart's message.
As far as a limited edition offering, they're a rather bland revision of conversation hearts, but they're rather ordinary to begin with. The execution of the lettering and the "dazzle dust" were weak. But I liked the box design (though I've only seen this one in person) and think that it'd be a fun item to have while watching the movie with friends. (As long as you had some snacks on hand that were actually good to eat.)
Like all Necco conversation hearts, these have gelatin in them, so are unsuitable for vegetarians/vegans/those who keep Kosher or otherwise eschew pork. (I have no idea how the Twilight vampires feel about pigs.)
Other reviews: Eyes of Amber, Candy Critic and Candy Yum Yum.
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Thursday, April 16, 2009
Hershey's Whatchamacallit & Thingamajig
Hershey's Whatchamacallit was introduced in 1978. I remember the launch, the commercials and buying the candy bar quite a bit in the first few years when it came out.
It was a peanut butter & crisped rice bar covered in milk chocolate. It was simple, crunchy, looked really big and was satisfying.
Hershey's has never seemed particularly proud or supportive of the Whatchamacallit. Their advertising for it waned after the eighties; maybe they wanted to go out on a bang with this classic commercial:
The Hershey's website lists only four notable moments in Whatchamacallit history: introduction (1978), reformulation (1987), package redesign & king size release (2002). You can see the earlier, less "blasty" package design on Brad Kent's wrapper archive and Mike's Candy Wrappers (2002 & 2003)
The page mentions nothing about the second reformulation where the bar lost its milk chocolate and gained its rich chocolatey coating (circa 2006).
So you can imagine how surprised I was to see that the Whatchamacallit earned a Limited Edition version, called Thingamajig.
This bar is made with chocolate, cocoa crisps and peanut butter. At first glance it sounds like it might be the original Whatchamacallit, the one without the caramel (well, that also had real chocolate).
Instead it's a block of cocoa flavored crisped rice covered with a strip of peanut butter and then covered in Hershey's inimitable imitation chocolate.
As with many limited edition products, this bar is slightly smaller than the original. It's 1.5 ounces versus the 1.6 ounces of the Whatchamacallit.
Whatchamacallit on the left and Thingamajig on the right
It's hard to review the Thingamajig in a vacuum, so naturally I'm comparing it to the Whatchamacallit. I'm also prone to wondering if, when Hershey's was developing the Whatchamacallit, that they didn't go through this bar as part of the evolution of the new product, obviously rejecting it.
The Thingamajig has a nice cocoa scent along with a whiff or roasted peanuts. It's not quite a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup smell, but pretty close.
The bit into the bar is a quick snap, biting through the cocoa crispies is easy, they're crunchy but have plenty of give since they don't seem to be held together by marshmallow or peanut butter like the Whatchamacallit.
The mockolate coating is rather good ... I have to give Hershey's credit, their fake chocolate can often be better than some other companies' real chocolate. The cocoa flavors from the crispy center probably help.
The peanut butter is a bit salty, creamy and smooth (smoother than a peanut butter cup center).
Overall, it's a nice experience ... probably not something I'd want again. I'm not sure why Hershey's did it, but they're not really taking any credit for it (they never emailed me about it, it doesn't appear on their website) and it will probably disappear without any fanfare as well.
Rating: 6 out of 10
As a little side note, since I've never done an official review of the Whatchamacallit (which by now I'm rather dreading typing), I thought I'd add that here:
The bar smells like cocoa and toffee. The peanut butter crisped rice center is great. It's buttery, salty, crunchy and has a good roasted nut flavor and a strong butter/dairy note to it. The caramel, though only a very thin layer, gives it a bit of a chew that holds it together in the mouth. The mockolate coating is creamy and melts well but offers no chocolate flavors here ... just a sealant for the crispy bar.
Rating: 6 out of 10
But most of all, I have to wonder why the Whatchamacallit isn't a Reese's branded product, getting the full benefit of the peanut butter branding.
I was really late in finding these bars in my area. Here are some other opinions on them: AV Club Taste Test (also a head to head), Cocoa-Heaven (head to head) and Candy Yum Yum.
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Cadbury Easter Mallows
Cadbury does more for Easter than just the Mini Eggs and Creme Eggs, but we see little of that in the United States. I was lucky to find these imported goodies at my local Cost Plus World Market.
This tray of Limited Edition Easter Mallows is huge. Even though it only weighs 5.29 ounces, the large tray made it look like there was a lot of candy in here.
The clear tray holds the 10 chocolate covered marshmallow domes. They're cradled well, and though a few of mine were cracked (could have been me treating the package roughly), none of them were leaking.
The candy construction is simple. A round cookie (biscuit) base with a dollop of Jaffa orange jam, then a heap of marshmallow, all covered in Cadbury milk chocolate.
They're about 1.75 inches in diameter and about .75 inches high. The bite is soft and the chocolate shell is crisp and adheres pretty well to the marshmallow.
They smell like dairy milk chocolate before biting, but after biting through to the jam center, it's definitely orange. The flavor of the jam is rather like marmalade, with a strong zest component along with some sweet syrup and tangy juice to it. The cookie base is soft and crumbly, like a graham cracker. The marshmallow, though soft and passable didn't do much for me one way or the other. The milk chocolate coating is very sweet and has a dried milk flavor to it.
On the whole, these are very appealing. I really liked the flavorful punch of the center much better than the filled marshmallows I've had from Asia.
They were expensive though, at $2.99 for the tray (but I felt like I've been leaving my UK reader friends out lately). I'm not quite sure what makes them an Easter candy (maybe if they were egg shaped) or if there's a non-Easter version that these are based on. The Cadbury site was no help. (But I did find out that these are sold at Aldi in the UK.)
Each Easter Mallow has 65 calories.
The gelatin is made from pork, so these are definitely not Halal, Kosher or vegetarian.
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I'm going to be moving onto a farm and taking my horse with me. He's currently being boarded at a stable. There only animals at the farm are cows so the plan is to move my boyfriend's dad's miniature horse to the farm as well. My questions is, is a miniature horse enough of a pasture buddy for a regular horse? What are your thoughts? Thanks:)


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Jennie Elizabeth Boren Mortensen, 59, a native of Little Rock, Ark., and resident of Houma, died Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2001, at 9:25 p.m.
Visitation will be from 8:30 a.m. until funeral time Monday at the Chauvin Funeral Home.
Religious services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at the Latter Day Saints Church, followed by burial in New Hope Cemetery.
She is survived by two sons, John Payne and Henry Mor-tensen of Houma; three daughters, Evelyn Trahan of Houma, Jennifer Grant of North Little Rock, Ark., and Jeanelle Scott of Bayou Blue; two brothers, Jerry Russell of Little Rock and Ben Boren of Atlanta; a sister, Gloria Shellnutt of Little Rock; and nine grandchildren, Jesse Taylor, Joel Taylor, Paul Trahan, Francis Grant, Rachel Grant, Johnathan Grant, Katelin Scott, Kristopher Scott and Koben Scott.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Ben England Boren and Frances Marion Lieb Boren.
She was a retired custodian for the Latter Day Saints Church, a member of the Salvation Army, and a parishioner of the Latter Day Saints Church.
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There is much talk in the drink world about cocktails made with beer. And while most people like their beer unmolested, there is a certain appeal on a hot day to beer poured over ice to avoid the tepid factor. But the namesake cocktail at St. Paul's Glockenspiel goes further, creating a perfect summer refresher with one unusual mixer.
Recently, after seeing a cocktail recipe mixing peach lambic with rum that I was dying to try, I thought the Glockenspiel's Glockenspiel sounded like the next best thing--lager beer with peach schnapps. While peach schnapps is generally something I avoid on at all costs, when mixed in moderation with beer and served over ice, it created a taste similar to a peach Jolly Rancher with a wheaty beer finish. The effect is light and golden, not too sweet. While not a cocktail I would want everyday, on one hot summer's eve it was just right.
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As promised, this year we're shaking things up with the IBM Connect 2014 session agenda. Instead of announcing our lineup all at once, each Monday, for the next few weeks, we'll be posting a first peek of "accepted" sessions right here. And for those of you who are counting – that's even earlier than we promised.
Talking "SMAC" (Social, Mobile, Analytics and Cloud) in 2014: What You Need to Know - Scott Hebner, IBM; Beverly Macy, Huffington Post; Mark Fidelman, Forbes.com
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Many many more sessions to come ! Thx for the feedback
When can we expect a more robust agenda? I need to justify the expense and with the limited number of announced sessions and some of the current titles make that very difficult. It doesn't help when the organizers use titles like: "Avoid Being a Social ZOMBIE in a Global World", "Talking "SMAC" in 2014: What You Need to Know", "Smarter Workforce MYTHBUSTERS" & "Time to Level Up! GAMIFIED Talent Management". These terms, although catchy don't help me to defend that business relevant material is being presented. We need a detailed agenda and we need it now!


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Very good hotel for the money. You also get to use the pool at the Best Western across the street. Offstreet parking and breakfast is included. It is in the center of town an near various restaurants and two nightclubs. Cable TV and conditioning work great. It however does not have a courtyard in the hotel or a large lobby.... More
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I never write reviews, but this time I feel inclined to do so. My girlfriend and I just spent the weekend in Washington D.C. and after it was all said and done I decided to book this hotel. That was the best decision I have made in the past year.
After reading the reviews on here, I was hesitant. People seemed to complain about everything this hotel had to offer. Whether it was the rooms being dirty, the staff unfriendly, or the hotel being "out of date." There was always a complaint. I will say this, people in nature complain about a lot. I am an extremely particular person and did not find one thing wrong. Our stay was fantastic. Let me break it down.
How about we start with free parking? Yes, free parking! Enough said. Our room over looked the potomac and was an amazing view of Georgetown at night and refreshing in the morning. The room was very clean and very modern. The staff was extremely friendly, whether it was Chris or Chi at the front desk or Abdul, our waiter, both mornings for breakfast, EVERYONE was fantastic. The lobby was beautiful and clean. The best part was the ease of getting to the metro. Literally one block away.
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To all those planning to goto D.C, do yourself a favor and stay here. The price was great, location was great and if you have a bad experience it will probably be your fault. Again, I had a fantastic experience and will not book anywhere else when I come to D.C.
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- Overlooking Washington, DC and adjacent to historic Georgetown , the Holiday Inn Rosslyn at Key Bridge lies aside the Potomac River across from the Francis Scott Key Bridge. The hotel offers guests complimentary indoor parking, a Washington, DC hotel rarity; a fitness center ; wireless high-speed Internet ; an indoor pool ; as well as a business center. Enjoy the breathtaking view of the nation's capital from your own private balcony in one of our 307 guest rooms. Reagan National Airport , the Pentagon, Capitol Hill, and numerous shopping malls are within 3 miles of Holiday Inn Rosslyn. The Rosslyn Metro Station is less than 2 blocks away and gives travelers convenient access to all the major business and leisure destinations in the Washington, DC, Arlington and Crystal City areas. Visit the Smithsonian museums, White House, Washington Monument, Arlington National Cemetery, and Mount Vernon. After working or sightseeing, enjoy fine dining along with a spectacular panoramic view of Washington, DC, the Potomac River and the Rosslyn business district at the Vantage Point Rooftop Restaurant, where Kids Eat Free! Then unwind at the hotel's Point After Lounge. ... more less
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At the end of this month, Nike Sportswear will bring the Foamposite One back for another go-around, only this time, you won't see it priced at $500 and attached to another shoe. The "Concord" Foamposites goes back to tonal uppers, with the shiny coat giving off a patent leather effect and the blue-ish tint on the outsle providing the Concord blue role. These are hitting retailers next Saturday, but if you're looking to pick them up early, we got you covered here; after you see the extra photos below, see the available pairs from 95soleman on eBay.
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Ugly af
Major pass. Hey at least Nike drop the price to $230?? Whoa!!!! what a discount Smh.
free willy foams these pics dont look that bad tho i mite cop a pair wen they go on sale and paint the white black or another color
Concord? More like Nike Foamposite "Shamu"
this ain't "concord"
concord = purple (concord grape)
Ur stupid, shamu, way to use that brain
The soles are purple. You=stupid
@devildog8774 Are you colorblind? The soles are blue. It even says so in the description.


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