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This review is from: ASUS M5A99FX PRO R2.0 AM3+ AMD 990FX + SB950 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard with UEFI BIOS
Pros: Overclocks really well. Have my FX-8320 OC'd to 4.833 on a EVO 212 cooler, stable in any game, COH2, Grey Goo, StarCraft 2, and so on. Running GSkill Sniper 2133 RAM with no issues, and that is even slightly overclocked to just about 2400, maybe 2313 or something like that. Can't remember exactly.
Cons: Only 3 4-pin chassis fan connectors, but that's ok. The PCIeI x 1 slot is covered by my FGX 980 but if I need an add-in card for anything, I can just use the PCI slot I guess.
Other Thoughts: We'll see how long the board lasts, but every ASUS board I have had has never failed. Curious abut one thing though. All of the DOA boards that people say they get here on Newegg. People have to be screwing the board installations up somehow and causing the board to go Kaput on the first boot. Not wearing anti-static straps, scraping the bottom of the boards on the metal standoffs in the case, tweaking the board trying to get it in, or something else. I have a very hard time believing that 1/3rd of the boards sold here on Newegg are DOA. Quality control from these board manufacturers cannot possibly be that bad.READ FULL REVIEW
This review is from: GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 970 4GB G1 GAMING OC EDITION
Pros: A very well built card. Great having the back plate for support, and it runs pretty cool, around 50C or so max overclocked. Downloaded and installed the latest 970 drivers for Windows 8.1 64-bit after uninstalling my 650 TI drivers with no issues. I read somewhere on here that a person had issues with the latest drivers for this card and Windows 8.1 64-bit, but the transition went fine for me.
I have it over clocked to GPU 1501 and Memory 7686 (or so, can't exactly remember at the moment) and it runs without a hitch. Note: Runs great currently bit I'm not gaming at 4K either.
Cons: VERY!!!!!!!!!!!! disappointed in NVidia for the VRAM fiasco. That's why its only getting 3 eggs. First I hear there IS going to be a driver update to help fix the issue, then the very next day or two I hear that there isn't. So essentially NVidia is just thumbing their noses at the consumer. "Yea we lied, but so what", sort of attitude.
It's pretty unbelievable actually. Goes to show that ultimately, any company is just out for their bottom line. As I read forums and comments about the VRAM issue across the interweb, all I can do is shake my head in disbelief at the apathetic attitude NVidia is apparently taking.
Other Thoughts: So I'm mulling over getting rid of the card in favor of a 980, but from what I read about Neweggs return policy, there is no returns, only replacement of the same a similar item. I knew about this policy before I bought the card, but I received the card in the mail just 3 DAYS before the VRAM fiasco hit. If I would have known about this before hand I would have just bought the 980. So NVidia sticks me with a card that I paid 360 for that doesn't have the advertised functionality that I THOUGHT I was paying for, and New Egg sticks me with a card that I cannot return because of their policy so I can buy the GTX 980.
Guess I'll just have to try and sell it or else just live with it for a year or so, then dump it and get as much as I can for it and get a 980 or whatever. Very dis-heartening. Take care all... and game on.
This review is from: GIGABYTE GA-970A-DS3P (rev. 2.0) AM3+ AMD 970 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard
Pros: Nothing spectacular about the board. Construction seems good. Has spring-loaded tabs that hold the heat sinks on the North and South bridges, so it may give the appearance that the heat sinks are loose, but actually they are fine. I read some reviews where folk say that the N-S heat sinks get so hot they will burn your finger but I just checked mine (system has been on for 3 straight hours) and I could hold my finger on both of them, no problem. They were barely warm.
The BIOS seems OK. One thing to be aware of is that when you are adjusting values for overclocking, you have to select the parameter you want to adjust, then use the plus and minus keys to adjust the values. For Memory Frequency, for instance, you select Memory Frequency with your mouse, then use the plus key to increase the frequency from Auto, to say 1866, and the minus key to decrease if say you go too high by accident. I read where some folk said that you cannot overclock on this board. I believe the reason some may think that is that you can't click on "Auto" to go to another screen to select values, or activate a drop-down of values, (like most BIOS's do) but rather you have to just use the plus and minus keys. When I installed my RAM it defaulted to 1600, and using the plus key I raised it to 1866. No sweat. Same thing for my FX-8320. It defaulted to 3.5ghz and I raised it using the same method to 4.2ghz, I could have went higher but didn't want to deal with messing around with possible instability issues at the moment, so I just left it there.
Some also said that the Hyper 212 cpu coolers get in the way of the first RAM bank. That's not true. The first RAM bank is totally out of the way of the heat sink. I installed my 212 first, then installed the RAM in the first and third banks, no problem, so I'm not sure why they were having issues with that.
Other than that there's really nothing else to say about it, Pro-wise. It's a board and seems to work well. Just be sure to wear a anti-static strap so you don't fry anything during installation.
Cons: The only con I see with the board is that there is only one 4-pin connector on the board for system fans. The other two are 3-pin so any fan connected to those will run at full blast constantly. I plan on getting two more fans that have a Low-Medium-High switch on them so I can just control the speed manually. No biggie.
Other Thoughts: The price is right, (70 bucks). I just built my new system, so if the board explodes in a month or so, or other issues rear their ugly heads, I'll write another review.READ FULL REVIEW


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DUTCH winger Arjen Robben taunted England last night – by claiming their defence will be rocky without Rio Ferdinand and John Terry.
The absence of Terry and Ferdinand is a real problem, it will not help their team.
And he has also warned England against employing a youth policy at Euro 2012 because it could backfire.
Terry is out with a knee injury, while Ferdinand was left out of the squad for tomorrow's friendly by caretaker-boss Stuart Pearce.
It means Pearce has Manchester United youngsters Phil Jones and Chris Smalling to choose from, as well as fellow international novice Gary Cahill.
And Robben feels England will be easier to get at without Terry and Ferdinand in the side.
Robben, now at Bayern Munich, said: "The absence of Terry and Ferdinand is a real problem, it will not help their team.
"They are experienced players who know how to deal with big moments and are vital to the England team.
"To play in the Euros with such a young team is a huge risk for any side."
Robben also says he was surprised Fabio Capello left the England job, adding: "I was amazed at what happened with Capello as the England team had improved under him."


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Berry Tramel: Thunder general manager Sam Presti sticking to his plan
Opinions still vary on the soon-to-be newest Thunder player, Cole Aldrich, but on one item there can be no debate.
General manager Sam Presti has a plan. He has not, does not, will not deviate from the plan. Presti's blueprint is to build a franchise on solid rock. High character, selfless, defensive-minded.
That pretty well sums up Aldrich, the Kansas ox who some say will be a defensive difference-maker and others say will be a career role player but no one says ever will be a malcontent.
Aldrich has the Thunder's DNA, a favorite term around Camp Presti.
I guess you could quibble with Presti's plan, though I don't know why anyone would. But just having a plan puts the Thunder way ahead of the game.
Some NBA franchises wake up in a new world every day. Some gut their roster on the pipedream of signing superstars, because that's easier than actually scouting ballplayers or knowing what you're doing. Some can't handle a plan; the Trail Blazers fired general manager Kevin Pritchard the other day even though he has resurrected the Portland franchise with a model that even Presti envies.
Every move since Presti took over three Junes ago has been calculated, with DNA and salary cap considerations always in the foreground.
As for this draft, personally, I would have been thrilled by any Thunder draft that didn't include trading away Jeff Green. You kept hearing rumblings that Green might be available for swap, but we never should have worried, because again, that would have gone against the plan.
Green is a tremendous athlete who plays defense, doesn't seem to mind that Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook are options A and B, and is very popular in the clubhouse.
Presti's plan is to fill the roster with guys like Green, not get rid of them.
And that's why we should have seen the Aldrich pick coming. It combined the two tenets of Presti's regime: a high quality person and assets obtained with sleight of hand.
The Thunder started the week with four picks: 21, 26, 32 and 51. Without trading a ballplayer or a future first-round draft pick, Presti turned those pedestrian selections into Aldrich with the 11th overall pick; Daequan Cook, a Heat sharpshooter as recently as 2008-09; old pro Morris Peterson, who probably won't be asked to join the roster but you never know; 7-foot German project Tibor Pleiss; second-round draft picks Ryan Reid of Florida State and Latavious Williams of Tulsa's D-League team; and a future first-round Clippers pick.
Talk about producing something out of nothing. This was a Stone Soup draft, whether or not the Thunder hits the mother lode with Aldrich.
The mother lode would be Kendrick Perkins. That's who the Thunder brass hopes Aldrich can become. The 6-foot-10 Perkins is the Celtics' rugged paint protector; one of the league's best defensive centers.
Aldrich is listed at 6-11 and measures 6-9, but either way, he's only an inch difference from Perkins and comes into the league with much more expectation and experience. Perkins was a high school entry, drafted 27th overall in 2003 by Memphis for Boston. He didn't play much his first two years but has been an underrated cornerstone of the Celtic Renaissance.
If Aldrich is Kendrick Perkins, hurry up, OKC, and build that downtown park. We're going to need it for an NBA title celebration.
Of course, I'll be happy if Aldrich just becomes another Nick Collison.
Collison went 12th overall in the loaded 2003 draft of LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Chris Bosh, Dwyane Wade, Chris Kaman, Kirk Hinrich, David West, Boris Diaw, Travis Outlaw, Leandro Barbosa, Josh Howard and Perkins.
So Collison clearly came into the league as ballyhooed as Aldrich. And the hard-nosed Collison, maybe the ultimate Presti player, is a Thunder favorite.
If Aldrich can just be another Collison, the Thunder will be fine.
Presti seems to be lining up replacements for the second generation Boomers. Durant, Westbrook and hopefully Green figure to be around a long time, but Presti now has drafted potential eventual replacements for Nenad Krstic (Byron Mullens) and Collison (Aldrich).
Plus he's got Surging Serge Ibaka and the hope that Aldrich is more Kendrick Perkins than Collison.
The plan remains on track.
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Tumors Induce Complex DNA Damage in Distant Proliferative Tissues in Vivo
Induction of DNA damage in distant tissues of tumor-bearing mice correlates with the proliferative state of the tissue and depends on the cytokine CCL2, likely secreted by infiltrating macrophages.
In radiation biology, a bystander effect occurs when cells not directly exposed to ionizing radiation show increased genomic instability and impaired viability due to the release of signaling molecules by the irradiated cells in their vicinity. Christophe Redon, Ph.D., and colleagues in CCR's Laboratory of Molecular Pharmacology, decided to ask whether a tumor itself could exhibit a similar effect. Their results were recently published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
The researchers designed in vivo experiments to test whether tumors, generated without exposure to radiation, could have bystander effects on normal cells. Using two strains of mice, they implanted one of three types of mouse tumors under the skin: melanoma, sarcoma, or intestinal carcinoma. Once the tumor mass reached 200 mg, the researchers examined several tissue types for markers of enhanced DNA damage using a system developed by William Bonner, Ph.D., a member of their lab. When compared to control mice, normal tissues of tumor-bearing animals showed an increased incidence of two types of DNA lesions—DNA double strand breaks (DSBs) and oxidatively-induced, clustered DNA lesions (OCDLs).
Intriguing differences were seen in the type and frequency of DNA lesions in the tissues examined. All tissues except for liver and kidney showed enhanced levels of OCDLs, whereas only those tissues that rapidly proliferate, including epithelia of the skin, hair follicles, and digestive tract, showed elevated numbers of DSBs. The investigators suggest that this pattern may be due to the conversion of OCDLs to DSBs during cell division, but they wanted to understand how the oxidative damage occurred in the first place.
A tumor could lead to elevated levels of DNA damage in distant tissues in more than one way. The tumors in this study were found to be infiltrated with mature macrophages and lymphocytes that can secrete a variety of cytokines and factors. The research team also found elevated numbers of activated macrophages within the distant affected tissues and identified several selectively enhanced cytokines in the tumor-bearing animals. This suggests that host macrophages that are activated in the tumor may be responsible for driving the distant DNA instability. Cancer cells themselves are also known to secrete a variety of signaling factors, which could directly cause the observed cellular DNA damage.
To distinguish between these two possible causes, the investigators implanted tumors from normal mice into animals lacking expression of one of the enhanced cytokines, CCL2. Under these conditions, no increase in OCDLs or DSBs was observed in tumor-bearing animals compared to controls. This finding suggests that it is the inflammatory signals from the host macrophages, not the tumor cells directly, that are responsible for inducing oxidative damage in tissues distant from the original tumor.
These results support a scenario whereby host macrophages activated in the tumor mass move throughout the body and secrete cytokines, including CCL2. This produces enhanced oxidative stress that ultimately triggers DNA damage in otherwise healthy tissues distant from the cancer. Stopping the release of these inflammatory signaling molecules could enhance tumor therapies. Additionally, these results provide a potential mechanism for the link between chronic inflammation and increased cancer risk.
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Abstract"Metallic sheathed magnetostrictive wires (MSMW) will be developed for use in fiber reinforced composite structures. These magnetostrictive wires will be based on rare earth intermetallics such as the "giant" magnetostrictive material TERFENOL-D. Thesmart material characteristics of the magnetostrictive wires can be exploited for sensing, actuation, and, in the simplest case, enhanced passive vibration damping. The wire configuration lends itself well to incorporating into fiber reinforced compositestructures. Techniques for fabricating the MSMW materials will be developed and refined to achieve the highest performance. The MSMW material will be characterized in order to assess the quality of the magnetostrictive wires and compare its performanceto traditional magnetostrictive materials. In order to enable dynamic testing, the MSMW will be incorporated into a simple resin-matrix system. Dynamic characterization of the material will demonstrate its capabilities for vibration applicationsincluding damping, sensing, and actuation. Simple models of the material will be developed to improve future development of the technology. Metallic sheathed magnetostrictive wires (MSMW) could be utilized in a wide variety of applications, both militaryand commercial. Because of their configuration and durability, these wires could easily be incorporated into structures made of resin matrix fiber composites. Once implemented into composite st
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From the Slums to the Soccer Field – FONDAPS Seeks Volunteers
By Bryan Schaaf on Wednesday, April 18, 2012.
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Below is a guest blog from Esther Smitheram, who visited Port au Prince to work with FONDAPS, a charity founded by CNN hero Patrice Millet. She describes her trip, the FONDAPS mission, and passes on a request by Patrice for volunteers with backgrounds in administation and/or project management. An appreciation for soccer is a plus! Please share with good candiates you may know.
Orchestre Septentrional: The Sound of Good News in Haiti
By Bryan Schaaf on Wednesday, April 11, 2012.
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Orchestre Septentrional, founded in 1948, is as much an institution as it is a band. A New York Times article by Larry Rohter below describes how Septen, much like Haiti itself, draws from European, African, Caribbean, and Latin American influences to outlast uncertainty and adversity. Interested in hearing/learning more? Check out the new documentary about the band called "When the Drum is Beating." Or better yet, see them in Haiti. Read more »
Digicel to Finance High Capacity Underseas Cable to Haiti
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Internet availability has come a long way since 2000, when a small number of cyber-cafes catered mainly to UN staff. Broadband availability will increase significantly as a result of Digicel's latest project - financing the construction of a USD $16m 200 km undersea cable to Haiti. For a Caribbean country with a large Diaspora, the internet helps people stay connected and do business. It also has untapped potential as a learning tool, helping students to be active rather than passive learners. More information follows. Read more »
Protecting People in Cities: Learning from Haiti
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The response to the Haiti earthquake in 2010 was exceedingly complicated and much did not go well. According to ALNAP, over 45 evaluations to date have examined why. The attached report by the Brookings Institution examines one shortcoming in particular - the failure to protect women and children in an urban environment. Haitian cities remain vulnerable to natural disasters - women and children should be at the forefront of prevention and response. Read more »
First Mobile Phone Cash Transfers for Housing Repairs Kicks Off
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Given poor access to and accountability of financial institutions in Haiti, much has been written about the potential benefits of mobile money. The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and the Haitian Government are planning 2,000 mobile money transfers over the next three months in support of housing repairs. The funds do not change hands, the possibilities for corruption are reduced, and earthquake survivors can get started rebuilding their homes. The full press release follows. Read more »
Long Distance Relationship: Haiti's Bid to Join the African Union
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Below is a piece written by Ovetta Sampson for the Christian Science Monitor concerning Haiti's bid to join the African Union (AU). Haiti has been considered by many to be an orphaned African country. Membership would acknowledge Haiti's African roots, strong even today, and possibly open doors for credit and investment. Haiti's request for associate membership will be considered at the next AU Summit in June 2013. It would be a unique arrangement, but then again, Haiti is a unique country. Read more »
USAID Launches Three Year Project to Support Clean Cooking Solutions
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The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) announced this week that it is providing seven million dollars to Chemonics for a three year project to promote the use of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) and improve access to improved cook-stoves. Haiti's dependence on wood-based fuels for cooking has negatively affected the environment, agriculture, and health. If combined with economic development and national reforestation efforts, projects like this could help slow environmental degradation in Haiti. Read more »
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Two years after the earthquake, I find myself asking are we there yet? We knew recovery would be difficult. The earthquake was one of the worst natural disasters the western hemisphere has ever experienced and arguably the worst urban disaster ever. Haiti's institutions were/are weak. For decades, NGOs have been providing the services that a strong, capable, and accountable government should. One indication of recovery is the extent to which Haiti's half million internally displaced persons (IDPs) are able to access new homes and livelihoods. Read more »
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Constitutional law experts say the court's action does not signal how it might come down on this free-speech issue should it decide to hear the case, but is simply an effort to maintain the status quo, established this summer when U.S. District Judge Benjamin Settle of Tacoma issued a restraining order blocking release of the names.
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He points out that one difference is that CE supports multiple architectures (mips, arm etc) and XP needs x86. I'm not convinced this is true.
NT was designed as a layered system with the HAL providing core specific support. So wouldn't they just need a HAL for arm and XP would run on it?
raptor3676 wrote:Well I see a number of features that I like to see in the Desktop version of Windows...
Mike, said that Windows CE is Real time and that its kernel footprint is about 200Kb and componentised. Can you imagine if Windows XP where that way? we could have our PC turned in to speed demons.
>>I actually wonder if CE's days as the basis for Pocket PC and Smartphone are numbered
My hunch would be that CE is put out to pasture after 5.0, and that future Windows Mobile versions (after the expected Windows Mobile 2005) are based on XP Embedded. [and you can be pretty sure someone will have got it running on ARM with real-time extensions]
This would explain the 'is Cardhu [Ce 6.0] alive or dead' debate, and [as I've posted as a comment to the recent CE 5.0 licensing story] also why Microsoft might not be so precious about licensees' derivative works on CE5.0 and the platform fragmentation this could cause.
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Anyone who has bought a Korg Trinity will be aware of the drain on a bank balance the purchase of the machine can instigate if you buy all the add-on options that have appeared since the machine's launch: ADAT interfaces, external SCSI ports, flash RAM, hard disk recording and editing -- wonderful, isn't it? But until now, Korg's Prophecy, launched at the same time as the Trinity, seems to have been left behind. So, let's encourage Korg as they begin to redress the balance, and give a round of applause for two new patch banks for the Prophecy: PHC11, subtitled 'Analogue and Vintage Models', and PHC12, entitled 'Modern Models'. Both are available from Korg as either ROM or RAM cards, and will soon be available on diskette (TFD13 and TFD14, prices to be announced) for the Solo board installed in the Trinity Plus, Pro and Pro X.
First on the menu are the 'Analogue and Vintage' sounds, and I'm going to find it hard not to list half the patches as favourites. There are some cracking synth basses, including three described as Classic Moog Bass -- which they certainly are. The hard sync leads are also a treat, capable of punching though a mix and into the middle of next week, and some of these make excellent use of the Prophecy's ribbon -- great for Pictures At An Exhibition fanatics. Then there are the lead patches... one so realistic that I checked that I wasn't playing anything through my MIDI/CV converter! But, as a class, my true favourites have to be the Soft Leads, many of which capture the warmth and spirit of a big analogue synth. Having said that, I shouldn't omit the sexy Comb filter sounds, nor the arpeggio patches, some of which feature polyrhythmic elements or long sweeps that extend the nature of the 'sequence' considerably.
Of course, there are a few duffers -- especially in the SFX and Motion categories -- but these are inevitable when anonymous programmers are second-guessing what you would do if you had the knobs of a big modular synth under your grubby digits. But before moving on, there's one final compliment to be dispensed: every sound in this bank is derived from the Prophecy's Standard, Comb, Modulation and (on just five occasions) VPM/VPM models. There isn't a reed, brass or plucked string model in sight or earshot. This, of course, is exactly as it should be. Well done Korg!
The second bank of sounds concentrates more on the Prophecy's 'instrumental' capabilities. Of these, the solo brasses probably shine most brightly (although quite a few of these are too breathy, with too much delay and too much reverb), but there are other stars, including a smattering of good 'wave motion' patches, fat and squelchy basses, and modern percussion. But if there has to be a criticism, it's that too many patches are derived from the analogue models. Consequently, the card includes a whole bunch of Vangelis-esque, Emerson-esque and Tangerine Dream-esque patches that would sound much more at home in the Analogue and Vintage bank. Indeed, with nearly a quarter of the patches derived from the Standard analogue model alone (plus another handful from the Comb and Modulation models), there's a bit of a trade description problem here. Maybe the programmers weren't constrained tightly enough, or maybe it's impossible to stop people pretending that the Prophecy is an analogue synth.
So, did I hate 'Modern Models'? Not at all; many of the sounds are damn good. It's just that they weren't what I expected. For me, the 'Analogue and Vintage' card simply fulfils more of its promise. Call the second card 'Modern Models' and I'll give it 5/10. Name the same selection 'Mixed Models' and it'll get 7/10. See what I mean?
To summarise: these sounds won't be to everybody's taste. But if that's true for you, I can't imagine why you would want to buy a Prophecy in the first place. On the other hand, if you like the Prophecy enough to shell out nearly a grand for the synth itself, you're going to love these cards. So let's offer Korg another round of applause. On the whole, they've earned it.
Excellent recreations of many classic analogue patches.
Good selection of fashionable basses and leads.
Top-notch Prophecy sounds without the hassle of learning to programme.
Insufficient use made of the brass, plucked string and reed models.
The plucked strings and reeds lack the quality of the best analogue patches.
The log and other controllers could have been programmed more imaginatively.
The Prophecy, while relatively difficult to programme, remains the cheap and reliable alternative to a room full of vintage synths and MIDI/CV converters. A further 128 classic sounds handed to you on a plate can only add to the instrument's appeal. Treat the brass, strings and reed sounds as a bonus.
£ PHC11 & PHC12 ROM cards, £50; RAM cards £89. Prices include VAT.
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Austrian chef Wolfgang Puck shows chocolate-covered Oscar statuettes at a display of dishes to be served at the Governor's Ball for the upcoming 86th Academy Awards during a media preview in Hollywood, California, USA, on Feb 20, 2014. – Photo EPA
Over 50 dishes from caterer to the stars, Wolfgang Puck.
ON the glitziest night of the year, those celebrities who do deign to eat will sip shots of carrot orange gazpacho and nibble on crispy lobster dumplings and popcorn-topped panna cotta.
Those are among some of the 50 dishes that will be on offer Oscar night from the chef known as the caterer to the stars, Wolfgang Puck.
Celebrities who've stuffed, tucked and shimmied their way into their dresses for the televised portion of the night may choose to celebrate their wins by letting loose and tucking into hors d'oeuvres like crispy lobster shrimp dumplings with five spice, bite-sized fried chicken with white grits and mini American Wagyu burgers.
For the legions of celebrities like Anne Hathaway, Ellen DeGeneres, Jared Leto, Brad Pitt and Natalie Portman who shun all animal products, Puck has also created vegan dishes like carrot orange gazpacho shots, taro root tacos with avocado, and butternut squash with farro and wild rice.
A few of Puck's signature Oscar bites will also return, including smoked salmon Oscars and chicken pot pie with shaved black truffles.
To cap off the night, stars will be offered sweet bites like chocolate-dipped strawberry cheesecake pops and citrus panna cotta with chocolate popcorn.
A cake will also be prepared to honour Puck's 20th consecutive year of catering the Governors Ball.
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In response to Editor Lou Brancaccio's Feb. 25 column, "Who's the next president?" sadly, I believe Brancaccio got it right, but for all the wrong reasons. First, Barack Obama has not earned a second term. However, he will probably win because with a liberal president in office, those feeding at the federal trough Obama has wildly expanded will be assured of another four years. Couple that with those blindly voting Democrat, regardless of the candidate, and … well you can see where that's going.
As to the Republicans stumbling around, the media, in interviews and those moderating the debates, should address critical issues of the economy, jobs and foreign policy, instead of insipid questions on religion and birth control, which is really no one's business. But the media won't do that because they know the answers would be detrimental to President Obama. Too bad. If people would listen to the candidates themselves and not to sound bites made to make them look bad, their perspective might change.
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How to Make Clothes for Your Dog
Here is a great tutorial where you will learn how to take a piece of beautiful fabric and turn it into a great looking dog clothes pattern. Make your dog neater and cuter with a stunning suit made by its loved master. Will she be more willing to stay close to you? Just DIY dog clothes and have a try.Floral fabric and chiffon are chosen for DIY dog clothes. This kind of cool and fresh dog clothes pattern is specialized for the female dogs. A fairy sewing project that even a sewing beginner can tackle comes. Why not take your time to make one for your cute companion?
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1Cut the fabric. Select a piece of floral fabric in your favorite. Trace the template by measuring the body size of your dog; cut out the template. Overlap the two pieces as below. Cut out the shoulder and cuff; triangle shoulder and semi-circular cuff.
2Sew the clothes. Finish the cutting; make sure the sizes of the shoulder and cuff can be in proportion with the whole clothes size. Align the two pieces; sew the shoulders at the inner sides. Fold the collar and cut it to a round shape; trim to fit your dog's neck circumstance.
3Go on sewing the lower part of the clothes at the inner side; turn the right side out. Fold the clothes at the sides with the inner piece out; cut out a triangle at the hem as it is shown below. Turn the shape inside out as the image shows. Cut out a chiffon strip.
4Hem the cuffs and collar. Align the chiffon strip with the collar fabric; sew the edges. Fold the chiffon covered place in half inwards; sew the folded edges; leave redundant chiffon at the collar. Hem the cuffs in the same way. Make sure all the chiffon strips are stitched with drapes.
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