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Corn Budino:
- 2 medium ears corn, shucked
- 1 quart heavy cream
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 vanilla bean, split lengthwise, seeds scraped and reserved
- 6 large egg yolks
- 2 large eggs
Cornmeal Shortbread:
- 3/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons unbleached all-purpose flour, plus more for rolling
- 1/2 cup cornmeal
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 9 1/2 tablespoons unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 1/2 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1/4 vanilla bean, split lengthwise and its seeds scraped and reserved, or 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 2 tablespoons demerara sugar
Blueberry Compote:
- 4 cups blueberries, stems removed, divided
- 1/2 cup plus 3 tablespoons sugar
- 1 tablespoon strained lemon juice
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Sweet Corn Budino with Blueberries and Cornmeal Shortbread
Karen DeMasco
Locanda Verde, NYC
Karen DeMasco used the best of summer's harvest to make this excellent corn-based dessert, pairing the creamy pudding with a tart blueberry compote and crunchy shortbread cookie. She recommends using corn as soon as you bring it home from the market, when it will still have peak flavor and sweetness.
Yield: 8 servings
To make the budino, cut the kernels from corn cobs, reserving the cobs. In a large, heavy-bottomed saucepan, combine the kernels, cobs, cream, sugar, salt, vanilla bean pod, and vanilla bean seeds. Bring to a rolling boil and then remove from the heat. Transfer the mixture to a bowl, cover with plastic wrap, and chill for at least 12 hours and up to 2 days.
Preheat the oven to 275ºF.
Whisk together the egg yolks and eggs in a medium bowl. Remove the corn cobs from the chilled cream mixture. Pour half of the cream mixture over the eggs and whisk together until combined. Add the rest of the cream to the egg mixture and whisk thoroughly. Strain through a fine mesh sieve.
Divide the mixture among eight 4-ounce ramekins or custard cups. Place the ramekins in a deep baking dish or roasting pan, spacing them evenly. Tent the dish with foil, leaving the front unsealed so that the custards are visible, and carefully move it into the oven. Pour warm water into the dish, adding enough water to come halfway up the sides of the ramekins. Seal the unsealed side of the baking dish with the foil. Bake the custards, lifting the front seal of foil every 15 to 20 minutes to release steam, until the edges are set and the centers are slightly loose, about 1 hour. The custards should jiggle slightly when gently shaken.
Remove the baking dish from the oven. Remove the foil and let the custards come to room temperature in the water bath. Remove them from the dish and chill, uncovered, for about 1 hour. Once the custards are set, loosely cover with plastic wrap and chill for up to 2 days.
To make the shortbread, whisk together the flour, cornmeal, and salt in a large mixing bowl. In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, beat the butter, confectioners' sugar, and vanilla on low speed until just well combined, about 1 minute. With the mixer running, add the flour mixture in 2 additions, mixing each addition until just combined. If you used a vanilla bean, remove it from the dough. Chill the dough for 1 hour.
Preheat the oven to 350ºF. On a lightly floured surface, roll the dough to 1/4-inch thickness. Cut into 2-inch rounds and transfer to a parchment-lined baking sheet. Bake until golden, about 10 minutes.
To make the blueberry compote, combine 2 cups of blueberries with the sugar and lemon juice in a medium saucepan. Cook over medium-high heat and bring to a simmer , stirring frequently until the juices release, about 8 to 10 minutes. Increase the heat to high, bring the mixture to a boil, and cook, whisking frequently, until the compote is thickened, about 2 minutes. Transfer the compote to a clean bowl and gently fold in the remaining 2 cups of uncooked berries.
To serve, top a budino with a little blueberry compote and place a cornmeal shortbread cookie on the side.
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text: November 29, 2013 - A genuine Christian moulds his thinking in accordance with God, which is why he refuses thoughts that are uniform, equal and hence weak. The Pope shared this thought during Mass Friday morning at the Casa Santa Marta residence, during which he reflected on Jesus' speaking about how to read the signs of the times through the parable of the budding fig tree from Luke's Gospel. A follower of Jesus, the Pope said, cannot think solely with his head, but also with the heart and "the spirit that is within him", or else he cannot understand 'God's role in history'. The Pope explained that the Lord wants that we understand what takes place in our hearts, our lives, in the world, in history and what they mean. But the spirit of the world makes other proposals of mass appeal devoid of thought and freedom. It wants a uniform road, against which St. Paul warns, saying "the spirit of the world treats us as if we lack the capacity to think freely by ourselves. Uniform, equal and weak thinking is so diffused in the world that the spirit of the world does not want to see us imploring God. The spirit of the world suggests readymade thoughts set to taste, the Pope said, warning it doesn't want what Jesus asks of us – which is the free thought of a man and a woman who belong to the people of God which brings salvation, as the prophets had preached. Jesus asks us to think freely in order to understand what will happen. By ourselves we cannot attain the truth, the Pope said. We need God's help to understand the signs of times and the Holy Spirit grants us the gift of intelligence to understand and not because others say it. The Pope thus urged all to ask for the spirit of intelligence so that we don't follow weak and uniform thoughts but only thoughts according to God.


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During a detention hearing Tuesday, officials said Daniel Boyd told his family in June that "Muslims must be protected at all costs."
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In September, news media widely reported [2] the record-breaking drop in Arctic sea ice extent. The National Snow & Ice Data Center (NSIDC) reported [3] that the extent of Arctic sea ice reached a record minimum this year on Sept. 16. The extent naturally varies throughout the year and reaches its minimum for the Northern Hemisphere summer in September. The minimum of 3.41 million square kilometers (km) this year was the lowest recorded since satellite measurements began in 1979. However, less widely reported was some news from the other side of the Earth. NSIDC additionally reported that [4], while Arctic sea ice reached a record minimum, Antarctic sea ice reached a record maximum on Sept. 26 during the Southern Hemisphere winter. But do the record sea ice maximums at the South Pole really balance out the record lows to the north?
You might think so from listening to critics such as Forbes contributor James Taylor, who complained on Sept. 19 [6] that "none of the mainstream media are covering this important story." Climate-change critic Christopher Monckton has written [7] that "the global sea-ice record shows virtually no change throughout the past 30 years, because the quite rapid loss of Arctic sea ice since the satellites were watching has been matched by a near-equally rapid gain of Antarctic sea ice."
Monckton is mistaken, though, according to NSIDC, which reports that
The trend for ice extent growth during Antarctic winters is about 16,000 square kilometers per year (6,200 square miles) or roughly an area the size of Connecticut. In comparison, the decline in Arctic summer sea ice extent is an area about the size of Indiana (91,600 square kilometers per year, or about 35,400 square miles).
Another point to consider is that Antarctic sea ice and Arctic sea ice aren't necessarily comparable because they are, well, on opposite sides of the Earth. Sea ice is formed under different conditions in the two polar regions. As Natalie Wolchover writes for LiveScience [8], "The Arctic, an ocean surrounded by land, responds much more directly to changes in air and sea-surface temperatures than Antarctica… The climate of Antarctica, land surrounded by ocean, is governed much more by wind and ocean currents."
According to some studies, Wolchover writes, climate change has increased westerly winds in the Southern Hemisphere, resulting in more freezing in Antarctic waters in the short term. NSIDC director Mark Serreze tells Wolchover that another factor is the Antarctic ozone hole, which creates conditions resulting in temporarily colder conditions in the Antarctic.
Antarctic and Arctic sea ice extent maps, credit NSIDC (Outlines show the median extent, 1979-2000). Photo of iceberg in Amundsen Sea in West Antarctic, credit NASA. Photo of antarctic sea ice, credit Harvey Goodwin, Norwegian Polar Institute.
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[2] news media widely reported: http://inhabitat.com/us-national-snow-and-ice-data-center-reports-arctic-sea-ice-falls-to-new-record-low/
[3] The National Snow & Ice Data Center (NSIDC) reported: http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/2012/09/arctic-sea-ice-extent-settles-at-record-seasonal-minimum/
[4] NSIDC additionally reported that: http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/2012/10/poles-apart-a-record-breaking-summer-and-winter/
[5] Image: http://inhabitat.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2012/10/antarctic-sea-ice-record-maximum-extent-september-2012-NSIDC-map-edit.jpg
[6] Forbes contributor James Taylor, who complained on Sept. 19: http://www.forbes.com/sites/jamestaylor/2012/09/19/antarctic-sea-ice-sets-another-record/
[7] Climate-change critic Christopher Monckton has written: http://scienceandpublicpolicy.org/images/stories/papers/originals/2010_warmest_on_record.pdf
[8] As Natalie Wolchover writes for LiveScience: http://www.livescience.com/23333-antarctic-sea-ice-global-warming.html?cid=co3847584
[9] + National Snow & Ice Data Center: http://nsidc.org/
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School is out for summer! At least, if you live in Knox County.
Elementary schools got out at 11:15 while the final bell rings at middle and high schools at noon.
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Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Welcome Jackmanii
7 comments:
I bet it will bloom. I just love the Jackmanii. Your trellis is really nice.ReplyDelete
It will look spectacular. Does it stay compact, or will it overtake the ironwork?ReplyDelete
You will love Jackmanii, it's by far the fastest growing of mine and blooms profusely. I love the trellis too, that's similar to what mine grows on. Yours looks very healthy, I hope you're posting blooms before too long.ReplyDelete
I sure hope so!
It should take over the iron trellis and unless I've misunderstood, this variety gets cut back each spring to resprout because it blooms on new growth.
Do you cut yours back in the spring?
It's funny you posted this today as last night I decided to borrow a couple of cuttings from my mother in law's Clematis. I don't know what variety she grows but they beautiful.ReplyDelete
I actually usually cut it back in the fall, and it's always come back bigger and better in the Spring.ReplyDelete
You may get a bloom or two this season--Jackmani is beautiful!! I found one called Nellie Mosher (a light lavender) variety at Walmart a couple years ago (cheaper than the several that I killed before that) so I bought two, planted them and then waited for them to die!! They are surviving and both have buds and are looking quite good for the start of their third season!! You'll love it!ReplyDelete


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ReelzChannel Celebrity Rundown
Mr. Big has finally taken the plunge. Sex and the City's Chris Noth married his longtime fiancée, Tara Wilson, earlier this month. Like Carrie and Big, the couple had known each other for 10 years before tying the knot. Noth and Wilson had been engaged since 2009 and they're already the parents of a 4-year-old son.
The PRC has some problems with Titanic in 3-D. Apparently, the scene in which Rose (Kate Winslet) takes off her top to pose for Jack's drawing has been censored in China, and only shows the actress from the neck up. The Chinese State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television has stated that the scene was censored "out of consideration of building a harmonious ethical social environment." Well if that was the reason, one would think they would have edited out that overplayed, over-the-top, overwrought song rather than Winslet's breasts.
It's official: Marc Anthony has filed for divorce from Jennifer Lopez. Unsurprisingly, "irreconcilable differences" were stated as the reason for the divorce on the papers filed April 9. He is asking for joint custody of the couple's 4-year-old twins.
Guns N' Roses front man Axl Rose declined an induction to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame via a long, rambling, self-aggrandizing, and occasionally coherent open letter released yesterday. The induction ceremony is planned for Saturday in Cleveland, but Rose won't be there due to the fact that the "Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony doesn't appear to be somewhere (he's) actually wanted or respected." In addition, Rose wants to "let sleeping dogs lie or lying dogs sleep or whatever" and wants to let fans know that "maybe if it were you it'd be different. Maybe you'd do it for this reason or that. Peace, whatever."
In other angry (though far more intelligible) letter news, Mel Gibson and screenwriter Joe Eszterhas are publicly feuding after The Wrap obtained a 9-page letter Eszterhas sent to Gibson. The two had planned to collaborate on The Maccabbees, a movie that they had envisioned as a sort of "Jewish Braveheart." The collaboration apparently did not go well. The letter accuses Gibson of regularly making anti-Semitic slurs, dismissing the holocaust, and hating Jews. It also recounts instances of Gibson making violent threats against his ex-girlfriend, Oksana Gregorieva, as well as a description of a dinner party that ended up with Gibson screaming at a priest. Mel Gibson responded by writing an open letter to Eszterhas. Gibson stated that Eszterhas's letter was full of fabrications and that the real reason the collaboration failed was because of the poor quality of the script the screenwriter delivered.


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The Numbers and Pat Quinn
For the most part I haven't argued very much with those who like to look at hockey through a statistical lens even though I don't buy much of it insofar as it applies to individual players. I don't think it hurts anyone to play around with the numbers. Some of the best hockey bloggers are in the club. One can enjoy reading Tyler Dellow or Matt Fenwick or James Mirtle while disagreeing with their approach to player evaluation.
But I can't let this Andy Grabia post slip by unchallenged because he implies he knows more about what contributes to winning hockey than I do because, after all, I pay very little attention to the things he considers important. The post also implies that I disagree with him because I believe in hockey fairy tales.
For what it is worth, I believe (and ironically, I learned it from Pat Quinn) that scoring chances are what really matters. I'm usually happy with my team's performance if, at even strength, we get the most the scoring chances. All of Pat Quinn's decisions are designed to help create more scoring chances or to help prevent opposing chances.
Andy's ire was triggered by Pat Quinn's unorthodox decision to place JF Jacques – a physical non-scoring winger – on a line with Horcoff and Hemsky. Criticising that decision is fair ball, but I wish Andy made an actual hockey argument to support the criticism. After serving up with a quote from a baseball book (sigh), Andy writes:
What I care about is the broader point of Posnanski's post, and Epstein's interview, which is this: far too many professional sports teams, sport reporters, and sports fans focus on aspects of their particular game that are either secondary or irrelevant to the game's primary purpose, which is winning. They elevate things that, while perhaps fun and entertaining, haven't really been proven to exist or matter. Coaches who talk about players needing more "crust" in their game, for example. Fans who brag about a player being the team's best body-checker, for another. Reporters who mythologize a player for being "clutch" in "crunch time." Me, I'd rather people–managers, coaches, players, reporters, fans–worried more about figuring out what things actually determine success in a sport. Do I know exactly what those things are? Hell, no. But I do have some guesses.
I don't believe any of these myths, but they will persist no matter what. We can demonstrate statistically that the first goal of a game is no more important than any other, but that's not going to stop people from believing it is particularly important to get a lead. As long as there are clutch goals – and there are – people will conflate that to clutch ability. Reporters will mythologise and teams will happily sell myths no matter how often they are debunked.
I'm that way because I'm guessing (I've been convinced, actually) that some of these [new measurements] are more important in determining the outcome of a game than the things we've traditionally looked at and used to determine outcomes (and excellence).
None of the new measures embraced by Andy determine the outcome of a game. At best, they measure a few of the things that happened during games in the past. The outcome of any game is actually determined by how fast the players skate and how well they pass, shoot and check. (That's why I like the players who skate fast, pass well, shoot hard and check diligently.)
You want to win? Have guys on your team who do these things well. Forget about how "big" his heart is, those "huge" goals he scores, and whether or not he can impale an opponent on his stick like a trident.
Is there a single coach in the league who actually makes personnel decisions based on the fairy tales that surround the game? They will choose a goal scorer over a big hearted clutch goon with leadership skills every time. They always have and they always will. They do not need scoring rates or Corsi numbers to tell them to do so.
When I see a near historically bad NHL player getting first-line minutes because he's big and hits people, a little bit of my sanity dies. Why? Because the bottom-line is the guy isn't helping his team win when he is placed in that position. His skill set does not match up with what is required to win hockey games. And the coach isn't helping his team win, either. In fact, he's hamstringing their chances of victory, based on some antiquated and unproven model of success. And there goes my sanity, right out the window!
If Jacques busts for the net every time his line gets the puck in the offensive end – a job that fits his skill set to a tee – he can create scoring chances for other Oilers without touching the puck. He can turn a routine point shot into a scoring chance. That helps his team win. I may not be able to demonstrate it statistically but it is very difficult to score off an offensive zone cycle without getting a player to the front of the net. That is a hockey truism that is not a myth.
Ideally the player in front has enough skill to cash a few of those chances – a deflection, a rebound off the screened shot – but if you don't have a player with the size and skill required for the role, size alone is better than skill alone. It is better to get a plugger in front setting up a screen and drawing a crowd than nobody. Quinn doesn't have a Ryan Smyth and he doesn't have many forwards big enough and strong enough for that role, period. He's picking Jacques from among the options. That seems reasonable to me.
This isn't the first time Quinn has had this problem. One year he frequently played Gino Odjick with Bure. It worked because Gino went to the front of the net and Pavel did everything else. Gino scored 16, Bure scored 60 and the team went on to the Stanley Cup Final.
Pat Quinn has his own model for success but it is hardly antiquated or unproven. His model has been remarkably consistent and remarkably successful. He's improved every team that hired him and I'll be very surprised if he doesn't improve the Oilers.


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Unique U-M protocol brings hope to some with pancreatic cancer
A University of Michigan Health Minute update on important health issues.
Treatment developed in lab moves to clinical care where it's improving survival among patients with this killer cancer --added 11/03/05
Ann Arbor, MI. -- It was one of Arnold Morawa's assistants who first saved his life by noticing his eyes looked yellow. Recognizing jaundice, Morawa went to his doctor and was eventually diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
It was then an experimental treatment, developed in the laboratory at the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center, that gave Morawa the hope that he could beat one of the most deadly types of cancer.
More than six years later, he credits that treatment – an intensified chemotherapy drug that makes radiation treatment even more potent – with saving his life.
Pancreatic cancer will strike about 32,100 Americans in 2005, and it will kill 31,800, according to the American Cancer Society. Surgery is possible only in about one-sixth of patients, those whose tumor has not grown too large. Standard chemotherapy and radiation that work so well in other types of cancer have only small benefits against pancreatic cancer, which is why most patients are likely to die in less than a year.
Despite that dismal prognosis, new treatments such as that developed at U-M are giving patients a glimmer of hope.
"This is actually a very exciting time in the treatment of pancreatic cancer. In the past, pancreas cancer was a death sentence and even as recently as five years ago, if someone had a diagnosis of pancreas cancer that couldn't be removed, many physicians would recommend that they seek only care of their symptoms and not even undertake anti-cancer treatment," says Theodore Lawrence, M.D., Ph.D., Isadore Lampe Professor and Chair of Radiation Oncology at the U-M Medical School.
Morawa, whose yellowing eyes tipped him off to pancreatic cancer, is now more than six years out from his treatment and remains cancer free.
"The first thing I thought of is 'I don't know of anybody that's survived this,'" Morawa said, thinking back to his diagnosis. "There was a great deal of fear. But then I calmed down and Gail, my wife, and I went on the Internet and pulled up all we could. We read over 100 different papers and we saw there was a chance."
The treatment Morawa underwent involved intense doses of the drug gemcitabine combined with radiation therapy. Gemcitabine is known as a radiosensitizer, meaning it enhances the effects of radiation treatment.
"The strategy that we've used that's unique is to intensify the therapy that will go throughout the body, while maximizing the strength of the treatment to the primary pancreatic tumor. This is done by intensifying the chemotherapy cocktail using gemcitabine and other medications, while using very targeted and sophisticated radiation techniques to limit the dose just to the tumor," Lawrence said.
The researchers are finding that this protocol leads to survival of more than a year, compared with an average 10 months – a significant step forward for a disease that has seen little success. For as many as one in five patients, the treatment has allowed doctors to shrink the tumor to a point where it can be removed through surgery. Lawrence notes that with this new treatment some patients have even been cured of this previously incurable disease.
The U-M researchers began developing this treatment in the lab before bringing it into the clinic. And now they take what they learn in the clinic back into the lab to help refine the approach. The lab studies are looking at adding molecularly targeted therapies, drugs designed to hone in on and attack only the cancer cells, leaving normal cells unharmed.
"The recent developments, particularly using intensified chemotherapy with radiation, have now made pancreatic cancer still a serious disease, but a hopeful disease, and in fact a disease in which we can hope for a cure in patients who previously had no chance for a cure," Lawrence said.
Symptoms of pancreatic cancer
Pancreatic cancer is often not diagnosed until the tumor has grown too large to remove or has spread to other organs. This is partly why patients face such a grim prognosis. Here are some signs of pancreatic cancer:
U-M Comprehensive Cancer Center's Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment page
National Cancer Institute's Pancreatic Cancer page
American Cancer Society:
Pancreatic Cancer Action Network
U-M Cancer AnswerLine™: 800-865-1125
Written by Nicole Fawcett
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This article is part of the Cancer Center's News Archive, and
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Top-ranked North Central College continued its dominance at the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) Men's Indoor Track & Field Championships on Feb. 25, winning the team title for the 12th consecutive season after claiming 10 of the 17 events contested at the Al B. Carius Track.
The Cardinals ran away with the meet, amassing 261 points to edge runner-up Augustana College by a 91.5-point margin. North Central has now won all 12 Indoor Championship meets contested by the CCIW.


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Proposed legislation could overhaul Dallas ISD's school board, extend school year
State Rep. Rafael Anchia filed legislation Monday that could dramatically overhaul Dallas ISD's system of governance, including allowing school board members to be paid.
The bill, which would only apply to DISD, could introduce a number of changes to how Dallas ISD is governed. They include:
• Trustee elections could be moved from May to November.
• Board members' terms could be extended from three years to four years.
• The superintendent could only be fired if at least six trustees of the nine on the school board vote for it. (Now, it only requires a majority.)
• DISD school board members could be paid the same as the average teacher salary in DISD.
Even if Anchia's bill becomes law, the proposed changes would only go into effect if voters approve them.
In addition, Anchia's bill would allow Dallas ISD to start the school year before the state-mandated last Monday in August. It means DISD students could have longer school years and a several-week jumpstart on other districts in preparing for state exams.
Anchia, D-Dallas, wrote the bill so it would only apply to a district with between 125,000 students and 200,000 students and has its administrative offices in a county with at least 2 million residents. The only Texas district that fits those categories are Dallas ISD.
The proposed legislation could transform Dallas ISD in a way that supporters of the home-rule charter effort had envisioned. They advocated moving board elections to November, when more voters participate, and to make it more difficult to get rid of the superintendent. But they failed to build broad public support for their effort, which fizzled out.
Anchia is a former DISD school board member.


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DoubleSight DS-277W: Back to the Drawing Boardby Chris Heinonen on June 13, 2012 1:30 AM EST
For the most part, the market for 27", 2560x1440 monitors has been dominated by the higher end brands. The one main exception has been DoubleSight, which has made a pair of 27" monitors including the DS-277W we're reviewing today. Besides the PLS panels used by Samsung, every other 27" monitor on the market is using one of the 27" IPS panels from LG at this point, so much of the difference in designs comes from the electronics and case that are engineered around the monitor.
DoubleSight's approach with the DS-277W is to make a monitor that can work with all of your devices, not just your computer. It has multiple AV inputs (HDMI, Component) for your Blu-ray player or video game systems, and there are integrated speakers for audio from these devices as well. Does this approach set the DS-277W apart from the crowd, or does it lead to issues in trying to integrate everything together?
The DS-277W is seemingly constructed to survive in a harsh environment. The case is incredibly heavy duty and measures a couple inches thick with a nice, metal feeling to it. Unfortunately it was built for toughness and not ergonomics. The connectors are located on the bottom and are hard to access as the stand stays close to them. With 27" displays that pivot it is easy to hook them up, but in this case it is more of a challenge. There is also no integrated power supply and instead you have a large, external brick like you might find with a printer.
The OSD controls also follow the monitor manufacturer trend of using touch-sensitive controls, which needs to end soon. Many devices have moved to the touch sensitive inputs, but they either space them too close, or they are too sensitive, or they're not sensitive enough. With standard controls it is easy to adjust the brightness up by 1 or 2 clicks, but that is often a challenge here. With as much room as there is on the case, it would have been easy enough to locate controls there, with tactile response, and it would be a better interface to use.
The stand is likewise heavy duty, with with a limited amount of tilt available. You can use a standard 100mm VESA mount with the DS-277W, though it will have to be sturdy to deal with this case design. It seems that DoubleSight was going for the industrial chic look here, but in doing so have gone with some style over substance.
The OSD is hampered by the touch sensitive controls mentioned earlier. Whereas Dell has long been superb with the OSD interfaces, and BenQ has recently changed theirs to be more like Dell, the DoubleSight continues the sins of most vendors. Menus are laid out with Up-Down and Left-Right controls, but you have no 4-way D-pad to make navigating it easier. Up-Down controls work well if all the interface is designed to only move Up and Down, but once you add Left-Right in there and don't have a 4-way pad, it becomes unnecessarily complicated to control the OSD.
Most controls are available in the OSD, though some menus are not available and you can never seem to select them. They might be options when using the analog inputs, like Component Video, but as I discuss later that didn't work for me. Overall the OSD would have been much better had the input mechanism been better designed, but as it is I was not a fan of it.
Since all 27" panels use very similar IPS panels from LG, the viewing angles here are what we expect. If you get to very extreme angles you can get some backlight washout on the image, but not at any angle you would use while working or watching the display. There is no color inverting or other issues as you would see on a TN display, and I didn't find the level of anti-glare coating to be bothersome. I think it has more than the HP or NEC monitors that I've tested, but I am not nearly as bothered by it as many of our readers are.
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All of the specs are what you would expect from the LCD panel, but it's in the other areas that we see some deviation from the norm. For one, there are the numerous input options, though I have to admit including two VGA ports rather than a second HDMI or DVI-DL port seems odd, and despite listing a DisplayPort interface on the manufacturer's page, one isn't present on the actual monitor. Whoops! There are also some audio input/output options. Note that there's no pivot available, if you were hoping for a 27" portrait display, though you could do that with a separate VESA mount if you so choose. And with our tour of the outside and specifications complete, it is time to get it on the test bench and see how it performs.
Most of the 27" monitors that have come through have been able to get incredibly bright, as the backlighting systems need to be pretty powerful to light up a 27" panel well and keep uniformity. Here the DoubleSight comes in closer to the NEC PA271W than to the other 27" or 30" monitors we have tested and can only put out 271 nits at maximum brightness. With the brightness set to minimum we only get down to 145 nits, which is much brighter than anything else we have tested, and it means that our 100 nits dE testing required lowering the output level by adjusting the LUTs in the video card, which can cause posterization and other issues.
The black level at the minimum backlight is 0.29 nits, which is pretty reasonable. I also engaged the dynamic backlighting system and that dropped the level on a black screen down to 0.189 nits, which improves the contrast ratio quite a bit. Unfortunately, you can clearly see the dynamic backlight in use, and the screen fluctuates in brightness very clearly, which I found to be very annoying in use. The main issue is looking at the black level at maximum brightness, as it is over 16 nits! That's over 32 times as bright as the closest display and really out of the ordinary, so what is going on?
The answer lies in how TV and Monitor controls work. On a TV, brightness controls the level of black, and contrast controls the level of white, and on a flat panel TV there is typically a backlight or cell light control to adjust the light output. On a monitor, there is no backlight or cell light control; brightness handles that. Since computer displays use the full 0-255 RGB gamut, unlike video that uses 16-235, there is no need for a black level adjustment. On the DoubleSight, the electronics are designed to work like on a TV, so instead of adjusting the light output, we are adjusting the black level. Similarly Contrast serves the purpose now of controlling white and the maximum light output. Basically, for use as a computer display, these controls are not designed correctly.
Given that black level, we would expect to see the contrast ratio at maximum light output be pretty poor, and it clocks in at 13:1. At minimum it was a respectable 499:1 and even at 200 nits I measured around 400:1, but once the brightness gets too high, your contrast ratio goes away.
Suffice it to say, the DS-277W was not a good performer on the brightness and contrast testing here. Hopefully that doesn't carry over to every aspect of the display.
Straight out of the box and set to 200 nits, the DS-277W offered pretty respectable performance with an average dE of only 6.46. Blues were the main issue, but the grayscale was pretty respectable without calibration, which is the most important aspect with the dE value.
Once calibrated to D65 with 2.2 gamma, the dE drops way down to 1.5 on average. Amazingly this is in line with the more expensive NEC PA271W that I had just tested. The grayscale was nice and flat, and the only colors with an error over 3 were those shades of blue we always see having issues. So despite those huge issues with the brightness level, if you keep yourself at a happy medium light output level, you can get good color results out of the DS-277W.
Median color error for 200 nits was the second-best that we have seen. Half of the colors have an error of 1 or less, rendering the difference totally invisible the eye, and a few poor colors are dragging the average way down. If you know what colors are causing this, this can be good as the grayscale and other colors will be accurate, you just need to know that blues will be more incorrect than other shades.
As mentioned on the brightness page, the lowest output level was 140 nits, which means the LUTs have to be adjusted down for reaching 100 nits of light output. This can be done, but shifting the levels to such a large degree can also lead to posterization, a lack of full dynamic range, and other issues with your output, and this is now video card dependant. Possibly because of this the 100 nits average dE rises up to over 2.0 from the 1.5 at 200 nits. Of course since this display only goes down to 140 nits, I would not recommend it for print work either, regardless of the dE value here.
However, it does have a panel and backlighting system with a full AdobeRGB colorspace, and can display over 107% of the AdobeRGB standard. For editing images at 200 nits or so this will work well.
27" panels so far have seemed to do better with display uniformity than smaller displays. The larger size requires a more powerful lighting system and in implementing this it has also been more uniform as well. Here the DS-277W does fairly well, with a couple of darker corners causing a drop but most of the screen staying fairly close to the 200nits we are targeting.
With a black screen the uniformity continues to be decent, with light leakage on one side but the rest of the display keeping close to the same as the center. This was a very good result for the black level in comparison to other displays.
Thankfully this performance does carry over to the color uniformity across the screen. It was established that at 200 nits the DS-277W was a good performer, and it looks like that carried over to the uniformity. The lower-left corner is a little off, but the rest are very close to a dE of 2.0 or below which is good. I will admit to being pretty surprised by how good the results were, but it seems that at 200 nits the DS-277W is a good performer.
Since all LCD displays have to be compared to a CRT display to calculate the lag, all of the testing is done at 1920x1080 resolution to keep the aspect ratio constant on the DS-277W. This might introduce a bit of an input delay, but because we use SMTT now to test displays we can separate input lag from pixel response to be more accurate.
Using SMTT, the DS-277W exhibited right around 21.3ms of input lag, and it took a full 29.3ms for a pixel to switch colors and come back, and combined this gives us an average response time of 36ms. This is over two frames of delay, so for many people this will not be an acceptable number for heavy gaming. Since the HP ZR2740w offers far faster pixel response time, and costs less to boot, that would be the 27" display I would still recommend with gaming in mind.
The DS-277W ships with an external power brick, and it seems to draw full current, all the time. At minimum brightness it was using 122 watts and at maximum it was drawing 125. Running at lower brightness to save on your energy bill isn't a concern here, as the DS-277W is going to use a lot of power no matter how you have it setup.
I also tried to test out the DS-277W as a video display, since it has many inputs to use for this. Using an Oppo BDP-93 Blu-ray player, my first discovery was that in 1:1 mapping mode, it crops pixels from an HDMI signal. Losing 11 pixels on each side and 5 on the top and bottom, this is around 1% of overscan in effect, and there is really no reason for this at all. I did test using a PLUGE pattern from the Blu-ray player and found that the brightness control behaved the same over the HDMI input, controlling the black level as you'd expect on a TV.
Testing component didn't even get that far. Once again using the Oppo player, which has a near perfect component video output, I couldn't get an image on the screen at all. Using the Oppo BDP-83SE player instead also resulted in no image, so either the component video on my test LCD didn't work correctly, or it didn't like the timing of the Oppo players, or something else is just incorrect with the component video. Needless to say I wasn't happy with the video testing results.
I own a 26" Doublesight display that we have used for years and it has served us well. Because of that experience I came into this review with high hopes for how the DS-277W would perform. Unfortunately from the time I hooked it up to the time I boxed it up for return, it was an overall disappointment.
The heavy duty case design is nice and cool at first, but unlike the NEC display where the case is designed to allow for incredibly even backlight uniformity, the DS-277W seems to be designed to be industrial looking more than anything. More annoying was the fact that with this huge display there was nowhere to put an internal power supply, side mounted USB slots, or make the video connectors more accessible. I continue to not be a fan of touch sensitive controls on an LCD, or having arrow buttons that control both up and down, then left and right. With all the space on the DS-277W they could have easily installed a 4-way D-pad.
The 200 nits calibrated numbers were good, but moving beyond that was risky as the brightness control didn't work properly for a computer monitor. The combination of these incorrect controls could make it easy to lose black or while levels, and there was no way to adjust the backlight that I could find aside from the brightness setting. The contrast ratios only ranged from decent to awful, and the dynamic contrast was so easy to watch in action that it would drive me crazy with its pulsing in daily work.
Finally the plethora of video inputs proved to be less useful as the HDMI crops off pixels, and the component video didn't work for me. I'd happily remove these to instead gain a DisplayPort interface, since that is becoming more and more common and works with high resolution displays much more easily than DVI. I really don't understand the lack of a DisplayPort connector, and the webpage at the DoubleSight website even claims the display has one!
In the end the DS-277W was the first monitor that truly disappointed me in my reviews at AnandTech so far. Most displays might not be for everyone, but there is a user category that they would work for. With the DS-277W I really don't know who that could be. If you want a cheap 27" display, buy the HP ZR2740w or one of the Korean import brands if you are willing to gamble. If you need a lot of video inputs on your 27" display, the Dell U2711 has all of them available and actually performs well for around the same price.
Hopefully DoubleSight can go back to making monitors like the DS-263N that are high quality and high value, but at least with this display they have lost that distinction. They need to fix the OSD controls so that proper backlight intensity adjustments are available, allow better control over scaling (and over/underscan), and create a better user interface. Once that's complete, DoubleSight should ditch the current industrial design and create something more with the times. When there are so many better options for the same price or less, there's just nothing here worth buying right now.


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Door County Humane Society has a special program for people age 55 & older who would like to adopt a senior pet, 10 years or older. We realize how important pets can be in our lives, so we offer 20% off regular adoption fees for those senior citizens looking for a senior pal to keep them company. Older pets are calmer & more settled than kittens or puppies & will be very grateful for a safe, loving, permanent home. Come visit the shelter, you may just find that someone ... at a special price!
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Because we have a large selection of adorable kittens & cats at our shelter, we are offering a special rate if adopted in pairs. Cats are very social & love to have company so we are offering this rate for kittens or any two adult cats adopted together. The second cat can be adopted with no adoption fee!
Door County Humane Society
3475 County PD
Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
Phone: 920-746-1111
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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