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Sweet Nips
Featuring Eva Quinn and Tyler Steel
Today we bring you EvaQuinn. A tall and voluptuous Ebony goddess straight from Miami. It's long been said Miami makes the hottest black women and I see why. Eva Quinn had special attributes and one namely her huge breast. She was a juicy 36DD and she knew how to make them jiggle! Tyler Steel had the pleasure of introducing Eva Quinn to the Realitykings family. He had Eva doing tricks with her breast she didn't know she could do! But after all the pleasantries it was time for the nitty gritty. Nothing better than seeing titties bounce while getting fucked! Long Live BigNatties!
Kimmys Knockers
Featuring Kimmy Kush and Tyler Steel
This week we have the lovely, Kimmy Kush. She was looking hot in that dress and Tyler joined her outside with a jar of strawberry jelly. He asked her if she liked jelly and replied yes. Soon after, she had jelly spread all over those huge tits. She shook those jelly jugs all over the place. The action continued inside where she sucked and fucked that cock. She rode that dick as her big knockers bounced around. She got her pussy drilled and got that man juice all over her big tits.
Nasty Nikki
Featuring Nikki Blake and Bruno Dickenz
Nikki Blake was in need of a good dick-down so she came over to our place. Bruno was the man elected for the task and he didn't disappoint. He doused Nikki's tits with oil and massaged them before slapping his schlong between them. He fucked her nice boobs and then her pretty mouth. Nikki masterfully slobbed on the knob and soon after took it for an unforgettable ride. Bruno relentlessly fucked her tight clam and eventually blasted his jizz all over her natural melons.
Touch Me
Featuring Layla London and Rion King
Layla London was back again and looking sexy as ever. She was so hot with those huge jugs and round rump. She undressed and revealed her amazing body. She spread her legs out and played with her sweet pussy. Rion joined her and oiled those big beautiful knockers up. She sucked and fucked his cock while her big tits bounced all around. She got her pussy drilled and got that man juice all over her.
Big Ass Boobies
Featuring Rachel Raxxx and Johnny Castle
I love the ass. It's one of those things in life I just but there's only one supreme thing I glorify and worship and that BiG massive breasts! RachelRaxxx was a goddess in my eyes and I was truly stunned on how gorgeous and juicy her breasts were. She was a juicy 30JJ and she could barely contain them! Personally she had the biggest bra size I have ever seen in my life and they were of mammoth proportions! RachelRaxx is a Bignatties fans dream and you one babe you don't want to miss this out on!
Big Ole Beauties
Featuring Nikki Blake and Peter Green
Nikki Blake wanted to impress us with her bubbly personality and big, floppy tits. She was horny and wanted to start fucking right away. She peeled off her clothes and started playing with herself in the middle of a conversation. She pulled her pretty pink panties to the side and began fingering herself. She even said,"I can't wait to get fucked!"
Lusty Lena
Featuring Lena Paul and Brick Danger
Lena Paul was talking frankly about some of her sexual preferences and she showed us how she likes to masturbate. Her most gorgeous boobs were as impressive as in her previous updates. When Brick Danger walked in he was admiring every little bit of Lena's body. He rubbed some coconut oil on her. Then it was time for a blowjob and a little bit of regular fucking until finally her boobs gave him an amazing tittyfuck. Next Lena was on top, then he got behind her for some doggystyle. They did it sideways on the sofa until Brick couldn't hold it any longer and laid some thick cum stripes all over her face.
Squeeze These
Featuring Keisha Grey and Chris Strokes
Today we bring you the lovely and busty KeishaGrey. She's becoming quite the fixture here in the RK family. She has everything you would want in a model; sexy, huge breasts and a freaky personality. She loves and craves the cock and thats always a plus. Her voluptuous 34DD tits were a handful and more than Chris Stokes could handle. Keisha Grey came for one reason so we had to call him over to tame this horny babe down. She put on quite the show and her breasts as usual do not disappoint.
Rubbing On Raven
Featuring Raven Redmond and Rion King
Raven Redmond and her tight eighteen year old body needed some attention. She was all smiles and tits. She warmed up the room as she bounced and jiggled her perfect triple d tits around. If she wasn't so wet, she would have started a fire the way she finger banged her pussy. Rion must have heard her pussy making those soaking wet noises because his timing was impeccable. He tasted her sweet nectar before she poked her tonsils. Rion couldn't get any harder as she feed herself, so she did want we all wanted to see. She filled her tight pussy up and rode his dick like it was a redo show. Rion lassoed his dick and whipped up a show ending money shot all over her face and tits.
Ashleys Boobs
Featuring Ashley Adams and Jerry Kovac
Ashley Adams was still wearing a cute little red onesie from last night's slumber party. But now it was just her and Jerry Kovac. Quickly they started to fool around on the white sofas with the most gorgeous view behind them. Jerry went straight for what most girls like. Licking the pussy and the sticking the tongue deep into the ass. This made Ashley moan as if it was already the end of the movie. There was a lot more to come. Ashley pulled down his boxer shorts and started to blow and deep throat him. You are watching Big Naturals. What are those perfect for? Obviously tittyfucks. This lead to some doggystyle and more bj. Then some fucking on the white sofas. More bjs and tittyfucking. Then she was riding on top of him. More ass licking, some missionary and finally the cumshot all over her tits with some shots nicely aimed into her mouth.
If The Bra Fits
Featuring Kimmy Kush and Jmac
Kimmy Kush is back and sexy as ever. Those jugs were looking big and juicy. She pulled them out and shook them all around. JMac joined the party and placed his dick in her mouth and in between those huge tits. She got her pussy drilled as those amazing melons bounced around. She got her pussy rammed and got that man juice all over her.
Bad Ass Body
Featuring Eva Quinn and Bruno Dickenz
We have a gorgeous ebony hottie with awesome naturals this week. She was a bit shy but had some amazing curves on her. The action started poolside with a little bit of baby oil on her huge knockers for starters. Then the party moved indoors where Bruno went right in to fuck her silly. Dont miss this hottie and her massive juggs bouncing all around while getting a serious fucking.
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Most Rated Titles With David Venable
1. Fortress (1992)
R | 95 min | Action, Crime, Sci-Fi
A futuristic prison movie. Protagonist and wife are nabbed at a future US emigration point with an illegal baby during population control. The resulting prison experience is the subject of ... See full summary »
Director: Stuart Gordon | Stars: Christopher Lambert, Loryn Locklin, Kurtwood Smith, Clifton Collins Jr.
Votes: 23,351 | Gross: $6.74M
2. SeaQuest 2032 (1993–1996)
60 min | Action, Adventure, Family
In the early 21st century, mankind has colonized the oceans. The United Earth Oceans Organization enlists Captain Nathan Bridger and the submarine seaQuest DSV to keep the peace and explore the last frontier on Earth.
Stars: Jonathan Brandis, Don Franklin, Ted Raimi, Roy Scheider
Votes: 4,739
3. A Face to Kill for (1999 TV Movie)
PG-13 | 87 min | Drama
Accomplished horse trainer is deceived by her husband, unfairly sent to prison, and she re-makes herself and eventually gains revenge.
Director: Michael Toshiyuki Uno | Stars: Crystal Bernard, Doug Savant, Billy Dean, Claire Rankin
Votes: 209
4. The Innocent (1994 TV Movie)
96 min | Drama, Thriller, Crime
The owner of a drugstore is killed in a hold-up. The only witness who saw one of the murderers without his mask is Gregory, a nine year old autistic boy. Cop Barlow is sure they'll try to ... See full summary »
Director: Mimi Leder | Stars: Kelsey Grammer, Polly Draper, Jeff Kober, Gary Werntz
Votes: 129
SeaQuest 2032 (1993–1996)
Action, Adventure, Family
The crew of seaQuest rescue a warden and his only prisoner from beneath the ice cap. The prisoner escapes and reveals that he holds a deadly toxin which will be released unless the crew ... See full summary »
Director: Joe Napolitano | Stars: Roy Scheider, Stacy Haiduk, Don Franklin, Jonathan Brandis
Votes: 69
6. Run Like Hell
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DECEMBER 2009 Faculty Highlights
Full-Time Faculty
- Professor Rick Karcher
Rick Karcher has been retained as an expert witness in the case of James Paxton v. University of Kentucky on behalf of the plaintiff, a senior baseball player at UK whose eligibility is being threatened for not talking to the NCAA in connection with its investigation of possible communications between an agent allegedly working on his behalf and a professional baseball club based upon an ambiguous statement of a club representative in a media article. The plaintiff was selected last June in the supplemental first round of the MLB draft and decided to return to school for his senior year.
- Professor Jana R. McCreary
Professor Jana R. McCreary has been invited to speak at the 13th annual Association of the Study of Law, Culture, and Humanities Conference at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island in March 2010. She will speak as a part of a panel addressing Patient-Therapist Issues in Law and Culture. Professor McCreary will focus on ecclesiastical immunity issues under the First Amendment that arise when a therapist serves also as the patient's minister.
- Professor Lucille Ponte
Prof. Lucille Ponte's article, Echoes of the Sumptuary Impulse: Considering the Threads of Social Identity, Economic Protectionism, and Public Morality in the Proposed Design Piracy Prohibition Act has been published at 12 Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment & Technology Law 45-89 (2009). The article is also available for download at:
- Professor Rod Sullivan
Professor Sullivan's article Enforcing a Seaman's Right to Medical Care After Atlantic Sounding v Townsend was published as the lead article in the most recent edition of the Tulane Maritime Law Journal, Volume 34, Number 1, Page 1.
Professor Sullivan was quoted concerning insurance coverage for piracy losses in Moscow's Russian language newspaper RBC Daily. The article was entitled Insurance for Piracy.
Professor Sullivan was quoted concerning the ethical obligations of attorneys appearing before the Supreme Court in the Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics.
Adjunct Faculty
- Professor Robert Morgan
Professor Morgan will be speaking at the Florida Bar Young Lawyer Division Basic Elder Law, Probate and Guardianship course where he will be speaking on Florida Guardianship Practice and Procedure and Case Law updates.
He has been elected to the executive committee of the Florida Bar Elder Law section and will serve as the Section Treasurer and will also be appointed to the Board of Directors of the Florida Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.
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UNC Climbing is a group of students, faculty, or staff who want to improve their climbing ability through practice, competition, and fellowship with other climbers.
The team hosted their home competition the UNC Spring Cling and hope to continue hosting this event every year. The team is a member of USA Climbing, specifically of Collegiate Climbing Series. They are a part of the Colorado/New Mexico region. The club competes in several local competitions as well as some trips out to the Colorado wilderness. Please contact the officers below for further questions or interests.
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AND STILL FALLING.God Bless America.
11% dividend
So what as your principal gets destroyed.Soon the dividend will be 12%, 13%, 14% and so on. So what?
Why in the world don't you sell your stock and save us your perpetual whining? Obviously, you have no business owning anything that is the least bit volatile. If you had anything to contribute other than your whining, I could look past it. Give us all a break.
As soon as an intelligent congress replaces the currently big business owned lackies, guys like you will be doing your gambling in Las Vegas and the good people will be INVESTING in stocks and not screwed around by gamblers!


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Written by Chrysler Corporation, 1966
On May 6, 1928, the Detroit Free Press reported: "Probably no development of the past five years has created so profound a stir in the automobile industry as the current announcement that the new De Soto Six, which will be presented to the public in the next three months, is to be built by Chrysler."
With hardly any more information than this, over 500 dealers signed for franchises. Production for the 1929 model began in July, 1928, and official announcement was made at the January, 1929, New York Automobile Show. With the unveiling of De Soto at a price of $845, Walter P. Chrysler now felt that he had closed a marketing gap between Dodge and Chrysler. [That's Chrysler's 1966 statement. Many feel DeSoto was planned in case Chrysler could not buy Dodge Brothers, and was superfluous once Dodge Brothers was acquired.] (Also see our full History of DeSoto cars)
1957 figures apparently do not match up to at least one other source, but they have been verified by cross checking with the authoritative book Chrysler Engines 1922-1998.
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The Grinch [Original Soundtrack]by James Horner
He's a mean one, that Mr. Grinch. Director Ron Howard's live-action version of Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas stars Jim Carrey as the nasty Green One. For the accompanying soundtrack, Howard gathers a who's who of contemporary pop chart-toppers to sing songs about Whoville's Christmas. Beginning with a lighthearted rap from Busta Rhymes and Carrey himself ("Grinch 2000"), the songs roughly follow the familiar plot, with most of the artists playfully adopting the Grinch's jealous point of view. The Barenaked Ladies and Ben Folds contribute swinging ditties about the Grinch's envy and isolation ("Green Christmas" and "Lonely Christmas Eve"), while Smash Mouth get a bit nastier with the ska-inflected "Better Do It Right" and the Trans-Siberian Orchestra connect the shooby-doowop "Perfect Christmas Night" to the heavy guitar blast "Grinch" on their own "Whoville Medley." Meanwhile, the Eels empathize with Max, the unfortunately antlered hound, on the quirky "Christmas Is Going to the Dogs." The story climaxes with big, lush ballads from 'N Sync (the sentimental "You Don't Have to Be Alone") and Faith Hill (the grandiose "Where Are You Christmas?"). In addition to the pop songs, the album includes selections from James Horner's orchestral score and several brief bits of movie dialogue. Destined to become a new Christmas classic, The Grinch is full of good-natured, playful songs about one mean green guy.
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- Grinch 2000
- Green Christmas
- Better Do It Right
- Christmas of Love
- Lonely Christmas Eve
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- Movie Dialogue: Reindeer
- Christmas Is Going to the Dogs
- You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch
- Movie Dialogue: Christmas Means More
- You Don't Have to Be Alone (On Christmas)
- Where Are You Christmas?
- The Shape of Things to Come
- Memories of a Green Childhood
- Christmas, Why Can't I Find You?
- Stealing Christmas
- The Big Heist
- Does Cindy Lou Really Ruin Christmas?
- A Change of the Heart
- The Sleigh of Presents
- He Carves the Roast Beast
Album Credits
Performance CreditsJames Horner Primary Artist,Conductor
Barenaked Ladies Track Performer
Busta Rhymes Track Performer
Jim Carrey Dialogue
Eels Track Performer
Trans-Siberian Orchestra Track Performer
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Technical CreditsJames Horner Producer,Score
Faith Hill Producer
Rick Chertoff Producer
Byron Gallimore Producer
Rob Hyman Producer,Engineer
Randy Kerber Arranger,Producer,Orchestration,Sound Design
Julian King Engineer
Stewart Lerman Engineer
Dave Marquette Engineer
George Mayers Engineer
Paul O'Neill Producer
John Paterno Engineer
Jim Scott Engineer
Ian Underwood Sound Design
Eric Valentine Producer,Engineer
Don Was Producer
Dave Wittman Engineer
Ben Folds Producer
Simon Rhodes Producer,Engineer
Terry Robertson Art Direction
Richard Stone Orchestration
Brian Grazer Executive Producer
Todd Hallowell Executive Producer
Veit Renn Producer
Steve Stoute Executive Producer
Adam Barber Engineer
Ron Howard Executive Producer
Ed Robertson Composer
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My Favorite song on it is ''You Don't Have To Be Alone'' By *NSYNC!
I absolutely love this cd. My favorite songs are "You don't have to be alone" and "Where are you Christmas" There is a lot of variety on this cd. Not your traditional Christmas songs but a delight!
The Faith Hill song was the only decent song on the album. Not a great soundtrack at all.


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, Volume 116, Issue 2, pp 277-293
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Chlorophyll d and Acaryochloris marina: current status
- Patrick LoughlinAffiliated withSchool of Biological Sciences (A08), University of Sydney
- , Yuankui LinAffiliated withSchool of Biological Sciences (A08), University of Sydney
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The discovery of the chlorophyll d-containing cyanobacterium Acaryochloris marina in 1996 precipitated a shift in our understanding of oxygenic photosynthesis. The presence of the red-shifted chlorophyll d in the reaction centre of the photosystems of Acaryochloris has opened up new avenues of research on photosystem energetics and challenged the unique status of chlorophyll a in oxygenic photosynthesis. In this review, we detail the chemistry and role of chlorophyll d in photosynthesis and summarise the unique adaptations that have allowed the proliferation of Acaryochloris in diverse ecological niches around the world.
KeywordsChlorophylls Chlorophyll d Acaryochloris marina Photosynthesis
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- Cover Date
- 2013-10
- 10.1007/s11120-013-9829-y
- Print ISSN
- 0166-8595
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- 1573-5079
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- Springer Netherlands
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Let The Apocalympic Games Begin In TheEndApp!
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The Senate also voted 59-40 to confirm Gina McCarthy as administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency.
The votes were part of a deal reached this week to avert a change in the Senate's filibuster rule.
Perez will be the first Cabinet member of Dominican heritage — both his parents were born there. Most prior Latino cabinet members have been of Mexican heritage.
His appointment means some movement in the front office at Labor, with Ana Ma, former Solis chief of staff, likely to be replaced by Matthew Colangelo, now deputy assistant attorney general in Perez's office.
In other action, the Senate Judiciary Committee, voted 18-0 to send the nomination of James Comey to be director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation to the full Senate for its consideration. Comey, former deputy attorney general in the Bush administration, is expected to be confirmed with little difficulty.


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Getting Here
Heading to Edinburgh for New Year? www.thisisedinburgh.com is the best place to start planning your trip.
Our friends at Citylink operate Street Party Buses after the event, to make sure you get home safely. Services will depart after the Street Party from Edinburgh Bus Station to a number of destinations across Scotland a list of destination and price can be found at http://www.citylink.co.uk/e_hogmanay.php. Pre-event booking is required.
The East Coast line is Britain's fastest inter-city route and is operated by Virgin Trains www.virgintrainseastcoast.com, linking Edinburgh Waverley Station with London and Europe.
Other lines are served by ScotRail www.scotrail.co.uk and Network Rail www.networkrail.co.uk. For New Year train times and travel details visit www.nationalrail.co.uk or call 08457 48 49 50.
For all your Edinburgh's Hogmanay car rental requirements and to give yourself freedom to travel throughout Scotland visit www.arnoldclarkrental.com. If you are driving to Edinburgh and have spare seats, why not find some travel companions at www.nationalcarshare.co.uk or by visiting www.gocarshare.com. For local parking and Park & Ride facilities visit www.edinburgh.gov.uk
Edinburgh is served by Edinburgh International Airport, visit www.edinburghairport.com for full list of flights and services from European destinations. To make sure you find the cheapest air fares to Edinburgh's Hogmanay visit www.skyscanner.net
Let Transport for Edinburgh get you between the city centre and Edinburgh Airport 24/7 with Airlink (24 hours) and Edinburgh Trams (06:15-22:45).
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I'm sad to announce that I'm going to be retiring from designing at the end of this month. I've started back to work and I just don't have the time anymore for designing. I thought long and hard...
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I'm sad to announce that I'm going to be retiring from designing at the end of this month. I've started back to work and I just don't have the time anymore for designing. I thought long and hard...
State of Mind: Heartland includes Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma and they're 40% off through Feb. 26th!
I love this one by JAMsquared80.
I'm excited to do the Montana one. We spend a lot of time there every summer so I'm pretty sure I can find some photos!
Pennsylvania is Jan 29.
Montana and Wyoming are in the pack I plan on releasing Jan 23.
Florida and Louisiana are already in the works!
They're coming, I promise. I decided last month that if I just keep releasing one a month it'll take me forever so I plan on working my way through all the states in the next few months. Any requests...
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I often have a hard time pinpointing why I like a layout so I just look at it, think "Wow, that's beautiful!" and then move on because those kinds of comments seem so lame to me! I usually only leave...
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I'm loving these template sets and I know you are too. This week I've created templates for the desert states - Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, and Nevada. And they're 40% off through Oct 11 so hurry and...
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This one could work. It's 40% off this week.
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In the Governor's Ceremonial Office Friday morning WIBW-TV met with the Governor of Kansas Kathleen Sebelius.
WIBW-TV put together and aired a special program in December "Christmas At Cedar Crest".
It showcased the Governor's Mansion and grounds during the holiday's and shared memories of former Governors who lived there.
Governor Sebelius, The Friends of Cedar Crest, and the Kansas State Historical Society accepted a D-V-D copy of "Christmas At Cedar Crest" to put in a safe place at the Kansas Museum of History.


text: Hey all, I'm setting up a new ring on 11 machines with cassandra 1.1.5. All seems to install fine and startup ok (from tarball) but I'm having an issue when updating the schema. There's one node that just doesn't want to receive the schema change. I've tried blowing away my /var/lib/cassandra/* directories and trying it a few times with the same results. I also tried the instructions here: http://wiki.apache.org/cassandra/FAQ#schema_disagreement If I update the schema with cassandra-cli I get the following error:Waiting for schema agreement...The schema has not settled in 10 seconds; further migrations are ill-advised until it does. Versions are 3b172ce8-d8e8-362f-b955-79fe6b8a35e4:[184.108.40.206, 22.214.171.124, 126.96.36.199, 18.104.22.168, 188.8.131.52, 220.127.116.11, 184.108.40.206, 172.19.102.135, 126.96.36.199, 18.104.22.168], b83fe28a-2851-34cb-bd8d-7d2621c1d872:[126.96.36.199] then if I do a 'describe cluster' I get:Cluster Information: Snitch: org.apache.cassandra.locator.SimpleSnitch Partitioner: org.apache.cassandra.dht.RandomPartitioner Schema versions: 3b172ce8-d8e8-362f-b955-79fe6b8a35e4: [184.108.40.206, 126.96.36.199, 184.108.40.206, 184.108.40.206, 220.127.116.11, 126.96.36.199, 188.8.131.52, 184.108.40.206, 18.104.22.168, 18.104.22.168] a0f80d21-ad98-31df-b6dc-871061b1bcf9: [22.214.171.124]if I keep running describe cluster, both the schema UUID's(?) above keep changing every few seconds. Looking at the logs shows the nodes are continually doing a flush and compact. if I start over by blowing away /var/lib/cassandra, and then try the schema update on the machine which is having trouble receiving it everything works ok and all nodes are in sync. Anyone know what's going on here, or what I should look at to troubleshoot this?-Ben


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What if we didn't have to grow old and die? The average American can expect to live for 78.8 years, an improvement over the days before clean water and vaccines, when life expectancy was closer to 50, but still not long enough for most of us. So researchers around the world have been working on arresting the process of aging through biotechnology and finding cures to diseases like Alzheimer's and cancer. What are the ethical and social consequences of radically increasing lifespans? Should we accept a "natural" end, or should we find a cure to aging?
Philosopher & Lecturer, University of Newcastle
Director, Emory Center for Ethics
Chief Science Officer & Co-Founder, SENS Research Foundation
CEO & President, Buck Institute for Research on Aging
Author & Correspondent for ABC News
Philosopher & Lecturer, University of Newcastle
Ian Ground, PhD, has taught philosophy in a range of roles, including senior lecturer in philosophy, at the universities of Newcastle, Sunderland, Durham and Edinburgh. A specialist in making philosophical ideas accessible to the wider public, and in enabling people to think critically about current ideas and trends, he has been an innovator in the sectors of adult education and lifelong learning. Ground has won awards for Teaching Innovation and the UK's National Award in Lifelong Learning. He has published in the philosophy of mind, especially our understanding of animal minds, in the philosophy of art, and on the thought and life of the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein. His books include Art or Bunk?, Can We Understand Animal Minds?, and Portraits of Wittgenstein, a comprehensive collection of memoirs. He is currently a member of the executive committee of the British Wittgenstein Society and teaches in the Department of Fine Art at Newcastle University.
Director, Emory Center for Ethics
Paul Root Wolpe, PhD, is the Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Bioethics, the Raymond F. Schinazi Distinguished Research Chair in Jewish Bioethics, a professor in the departments of medicine, pediatrics, psychiatry, and sociology, and the director of the Center for Ethics at Emory University. He also serves as the first senior bioethicist for NASA. A futurist interested in social dynamics, Wolpe's work focuses on the impact of technology on the human condition. He is considered one of the founders of the field of neuroethics, and his teaching and publications range across multiple fields of bioethics and sociology, including death and dying. The co-editor of the American Journal of Bioethics (AJOB), Wolpe sits on the editorial boards of over a dozen journals on medicine and ethics. Previously at UPenn for 20 years, he has served as president of the American Society for Bioethics and Humanities and is a fellow of the Hastings Center.
Chief Science Officer & Co-Founder, SENS Research Foundation
Aubrey de Grey, PhD, a biomedical gerontologist, is the chief science officer of SENS Research Foundation, a charity dedicated to combating the aging process. He is editor-in-chief of Rejuvenation Research, the world's highest-impact peer-reviewed journal focused on intervention in aging. His research interests encompass the characterization of all the accumulating and eventually pathogenic side-effects of metabolism ("damage") that constitute mammalian aging and the design of interventions to repair and/or obviate that damage. He has developed a possibly comprehensive plan, termed Strategies for Engineered Negligible Senescence (SENS), which breaks aging down into seven major classes of damage and identifies detailed approaches to addressing each one. A key aspect of SENS is that it can potentially extend healthy lifespan without limit. de Grey, a fellow of the Gerontological Society of America and the American Aging Association, sits on the editorial and scientific advisory boards of numerous journals and organizations.
CEO & President, Buck Institute for Research on Aging
Brian K. Kennedy, PhD, is the CEO and president of the Buck Institute for Research on Aging. His innovative work in the biology of aging began as a doctoral student at MIT, where he took part in groundbreaking studies under the guidance of Leonard Guarente, PhD. Currently, he studies the pathways that modulate longevity in life forms ranging from yeast to mice, particularly the rapamycin (TOR) pathway. One of his lab's goals is to determine whether such pathways can be regulated to treat the diseases of aging. Previously, he was in the biochemistry department at the University of Washington in Seattle. Since 2006, he has served on the National Institutes of Health Cellular Mechanisms of Aging and Development study section and on the grant review committee for American Federation for Aging Research Grants. He has published more than 60 manuscripts in journals, including Cell, Nature, and Science, is an associate editor for the Journal of Gerontology, and consults for biotech and pharmaceutical companies.
56% voted the same way in both pre - and post-debate votes(22% voted FOR Twice, 29% voted AGAINST Twice, 5% voted UNDECIDED Twice). 44% changed their minds (5% voted AGAINST then changed to FOR, 13% voted UNDECIDED then changed to FOR, 6% voted FOR then changed to AGAINST, 15% voted UNDECIDED then changed to AGAINST, 4% voted FOR then changed to UNDECIDED, 1% voted AGAINST then changed to UNDECIDED)| Breakdown Graphic
The premise for this debate was poorly worded and resulted in the debate teams each trying to answer a very different question; the FOR team was basically asking "do humans have the right to have endless lifespans?" while the AGAINST team was asking "do humans have the right do be healthy as long as possible, even if this results in longer lifespans?"
It is hard to vote for a winner because they weren't actually talking about the same thing.
There should have been more discussion about increased lifespan and the possibility of overpopulation and natural resource depletion.
"Most evidence shows that people who expect to live longer have far fewer children - even below the replacement rate." Will that still be true if women don't reach menopause until 80 years old? These types of questions were totally ignored.
The question of longer life is important. I believe that we should be able to live longer. Granted this debate was muddled between healthspan and lifespan, but aren't they one in the same? I mean if you are healthier for a longer period of time, then that should correlate with a longer life. If you don't take good care of yourself, then you are more likely to develop numerous problems, one of which is cancer. That is very serious and can deeply impact how much longer you have to live. However if you take good care of yourself, like exercising regularly and having a healthy balanced diet then you will be much better off especially if you have done this throughout your life. However this isn't foolproof, you are still at risk of devolping problems later in life, but it would greatly reduce the risk. I like what Brian Kennedy said: "19% of our GDP is spent on healthcare". If we take the time to be healthier individuals, we will less likely end up in the hospital, and thus reduce the amount of taxpayer money and in turn live a longer life. What Im trying to say is that if we take care of ourselves, we won't end in the hospital or doctor's office as much which will lead to less of an economic burden. Of course there is another point about being able to spend more time with your grandchildren which is always nice, you can't really go wrong there.
We could take advantage of living longer by doing the wrong things when we are young. For example, we might live a crazier lifestyle if we know that eventually our life will be longer, people might use drugs, consume unhealthier food and more. People will be careless in how they live but if we don't know what the future hold for us, we would do anything in our life carefully. A lot of us already doing these idiotic things that affect our health and destroying our body, and knowing we can make our life longer it would only create more chaos.
Some might say they want to live longer. But trying to reach immortality is going to make us suffer in terms of health. The hope we want if we live longer in the same time healthier, which is kind of hard. Even though if we were healthier, we would suffer mentally. If someone has a disease and you know you are going to live longer, just only imagine the minutes or the seconds that you are going through from pain and sickness while you know that your life is not going to end anytime soon, you would wish you can die immediately or maybe kill yourself. Even if you are healthy through your life, you would feel that you don't belong on that time and if you are not wealthy you won't enjoy your time by any chance.
I really did not like how the "against" side effectively avoided the actual topic on hand. Wolpe was really the only person actually arguing a point that was relevant to the actual debate of LIFESPAN, not healthspan. Also, there is a major flaw in Brian Kennedy's argument of the "Silver Tsunami" occurring in Japan due their large percentage of population over the age of 65 and that people living longer healthspans will be able to be more productive and contribute back to society. Japan is consistently ranked in the top ten healthiest countries in the world and was ranked number 5 in 2015. So then why is it that a healthy country with 25% of its population 65 and over is seeing its economy slow down instead of rapidly growing? Because the fact of the matter is that even if you are healthy at an old age, you are still old and cannot effectively contribute back to the workforce short of a menial labor instead of enjoying all of those extra years. I really wished the 'For' side would have discussed the economic ramifications of a country trying to provide for a population living to 150+.
Who wouldn't want to watch their grandkids and children live a long life? Who wouldn't want to watch them experience weddings and birthdays and more children? To live a longer life is one thing, but if you can live longer and be healthier at the same time, what's to lose?? If you had the choice to die young and sick, or old and healthy what would you choose? I would want to die old and healthy. Aging is a process that occurs all around us. Losing loved ones to all sorts of cancers and health related problems is heartbreaking. Evolution is when a population can adapt their surroundings and change over time. In the times we are in today, we have the research and technology to adapt and beat cancers and illnesses related to aging. Over time technology will advance and diseases will be easier to cure and prevent. Life is a beautiful gift and if you have an opportunity to extend it then whats to lose? Having a longer life will also give you more time to experience anything you've wanted too. Learn a new language, a musical instrument, take those dance classes you've always wanted too. Travel more and meet new people. There are parts of life that you can't get back. People are scared to do stuff, and then by the time they realize it, its too late and they are sick or about to die. I would rather have a life full of oh wells, than what if's. What about you??
Most evidence shows that people who expect to live longer have far fewer children - even below the replacement rate. They also invest more in self-education and make longer-term decisions about their community and shared resources. Global improvements in longevity could be the solution for a better planet.
How does the matter of gender equality not come into this debate? If sing itself is stopped, or the deterioration of the human body, then women would have more freedom to space childbearing, if only by freezing their eggs. We may have women at advanced she's beating children this way, but these are healthy women. This is a minimum impact of increasing healthy lifespan.
The other forms of counteracting aging would do even more. But the bottom line is the choice that women face today: how long do I have to bear healthy children? There is some evidence that men have increasing chances of some adverse outcomes in their offspring with advancing age, but ultimately, a man in his nineties can still have children.
If a woman was able to pursue education, career, or other " long-term" goals, find a suitable mate if she wants, and still be able to bear healthy children and raise them to adulthood, then the reality of being a woman would be transformed, as it has been incrementally so up to this point with contraception, suffrage, and marriage equality.
I imagine that having that choice would not mean all women took advantage of it, any more than the availability of immortality means everyone must be immortal. It could mean women may have more children, or, because they know they will be there to see their children and themselves deal with scarcity, have fewer. They may choose to put off childbearing until they are in the best conceivable financial position to do so. I think of the women in the areas hit by the Zika virus, and realize that some women may, in waiting for the epidemic to end, be giving up any chance at having children.
A fascinating debate, and I wish they had more time for it.
It should surprise no one, however, that the proponents of the measure lost handily. We can discuss "how long a life is too long, what will it do to our society" in the abstract all we want, but when it comes down to it, there is no way a free society can tell individual citizens how long they are "allowed" to live. Short of some sort of intrusive, draconian worldwide ban on such research (which would necessarily intrude on a wide range of efforts in "acceptable" medical research on degenerative age-related conditions) someone somewhere will eventually master the problem of aging, and put it into practice. And once it becomes available, the demand will make whatever country hosting such anti-aging clinics instantly rich. How would we prevent such an eventuality? Go to war with the nations where it is made legal? Arrest those who had the treatment, for the unforgivable crime of wanting to live? It all seems very reasonable, until we realize what it means to individual rights.
The problems suggested by the proponents may arise, to be sure. But these boogeymen are manageable without demanding the every human being must die in accordance with the state's approved guidelines. Overpopulation, for instance, is not an argument for letting people grow old and die, it's an argument for developing better birth control (which a society that has mastered aging could surely also achieve.) And perhaps there would need to be some measures to ensure turnover in certain job markets, to counterract the accumulation of wealth (not that we need increased longevity to see that need), and other compromises. But all these can be managed without this blind commitment that we all walk peacefully into the scythe.
This would be DISASTER. Imagine what could become of it! People with access to this would have way too much power and control. It sounds like a terrible idea that could result in worldwide catastrophe.
There is more to longevity than biology. There are psychological and philosophical perspectives that need to be developed.
It may be that when indefinite longevity is fact and style, questioning it will be considered suicidal and needing therapy.
Existentially, the reason for future extended longevity is the same reason we choose to live life at the present length.
The proponents did make some valid points but they are in the context of life and society as it is now. They seem to view the future in the current context.
I have 3 comments.
1. For those wishing for a currently normal lifespan. I wish you well and smile in the knowledge that those apposing extended lifespans won't be around to complain about it for too long.
2. The idea that we will all just get bored is ridiculous. An extended lifespan will enable us to learn and do more things and have more adventures.
3. If I could live for 200 years+ I would definitely live on the moon or Mars. As it stands now I will be too old to that with the current lifespan because the possibility to live on Mars is at least 20 years away. At 50+ now it looks like I and others like me will be denied that opportunity unless science comes to the rescue.
I live in hope. "The longer you live, the more chance you have of living longer". Think about it!
terrible debate. These guys barely scratch the surface of this topic
The issue to me is about choice in a free society if treatments exist to extend the health span then it should be available to everyone so that costs to medical system are reduced. Of course a person can opt out of this treatment and die of natural causes if that path is best for them. I did not hear that we are any where near this yet in the debate with one mention of an existing drug Metformin also Rapamycin neither being new tech inventions. It is not clear to me what new treatment is being tested in in what time line. Will certain makers of slowed decline be tested vs the long drawn out path to see who ends up living longer? I lot of the discussion was way premature assuming we are already at the point of extreme healthy life extension. Is it narcissistic to want to live forever? It is not an option more a fantasy at this point in time. I personally would like to have a long health span over lifespan with disease/degeneration and plan to experiment with treatments like Metformin and/or rapamycin, https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/07/130725141715.htm
I want to do plenty of literature search of both positive and negative findings in research so that I am well informed. Information needs to be free and available to all, http://sci-hub.io/
What would be the reimbursement scheme and ICD-10 code that is required in order to eventually make age related decline a disease with a specified treatment? Why not age related decline then be more specific as to the type in the ICD-10 code or whatever is the most recent.
Bruce Kline says , " You get older and your brain does not scale like it did as a child, you reach a point where recall and thinking is not sharp or original."
This medical condition is imminently treatable as well. Don't be so pessimistic.
BBC just ran a documentary on a British man with a degenerative illness who sought assisted suicide in Switzerland while he still had the choice. The film gave full range to all points of view and was very powerful.
For now we have evolved about as fully as possible.
The only path to human evolution is now in our brains and memories, and the only way to accomplish that is to be able to either teach children faster and better, or allow wise old people to live longer.
There are problems with both avenues. You get older and your brain does not scale like it did as a child, you reach a point where recall and thinking is not sharp or original. If you try to indoctrinate children ... who can say we are doing it right or fairly. We as a race have been great at indoctrinating war and racism into our children.
I think we have to let this question go in favor of trying to find a technological way for an increasing population to exist on planet Earth while at the same time restoring nature and making life better for everything on the planet ... not just a handful of billionaire and corporations. ;-) (where have I heard that before)
I'm glad that the majority of people are finally understanding that bringing aging under medical control is the right thing to do. I knew it was since I found out I guess I was just ahead of most people. Ian ground is a horribly ignorant person on this topic and his arguments are just silly.Paul Wolfe is just as bad even if people want to live longer for narcissistic reasons that is there decision not yours. Keep up the good work Aubrey and Brian I support you 100 percent.
No need to worry about Paul living forever. He won't. His words will have been as forgotten as he in the sands of time. All deathists who praise "nature's" or some other imaginary god's "will" (which of course is ever only a reflection of their own will) make their bed and lay in it. Just don't let them control the fate of the rest of us. I mean he is such a pompous a__. There, I said it. Yes there may be then, as there are now and always will be, devote procrastinationists who put off until forever what they could do today (apparently his biggest fear), worse, there may be hoarders stockpiling hoards to the sky,and yes, there will be people who don't prefer to be longshoremen for 150 years at a stretch or married to the same person for 2000 years, but, ARE THESE THE THINGS WHICH DEFINE OUR HUMANITY?
Defined by the negative space? I think he means CONFINED, not defined. Koko the gorilla knows she is going to die. Does that make her human? I'm 58 years old and have never given one thought to planning out my life as he seems to regard so essential and necessary to be truly human. Does that make me inhuman? My in-determinant life is what he mocks, lifelong learning, a yearning to enjoy things and view things from many perspectives and to live long enough to do it. Not hunkering down into the tiniest cocoon I can make and peek out the smallest possible window (likely while hoping for post mortum immortality that wouldn't be enjoyed either)
But wait, there's MORE!!! Yes, even more irksome is his attempt to equate the destruction of his precious deathist world view with Narcissism. Trying to hide his BS just as a magician uses distraction to misdirect his marks (in this case the debate watching audience). But obviously, who is the one that cares not one whit for the lives of billions thus at stake here? Who is insisting that all lives be just like his, not even given a choice whether to live the old way or the new?
I am 76 years old ,in good health for my age.I keep on telling my self I am so glad to be alive today,Advances in genetics having child with 3 parents with no malformations.Having patient specific treatments.Hubble telescope.. discovering new planets we are not a lonely planet,May be there is life elsewhere.I will love to see that.
But to tell you the truth,I am feeling tired now I have nothing to offer to man kind,I will not mind if I go now.
We are or can be potentially immortal - well almost immortal, just one day short of it. I would like "the pill" to make me immortal, and then I would also like another pill to choose whether I want to wake up the next morning. So, I want to choose how long to live and when to die. Science cannot force me to live for ever, but I would like to have the option.
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Definición de compunction en inglés:
sustantivo[mass noun, usually with negative]
A feeling of guilt or moral scruple that prevents or follows the doing of something bad: they used their tanks without compunction
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- If the ancient human habit of taking what we want without understanding, without compassion, and without compunction continues unrestricted, it will lead us to extinction.
- The 'nice' party has been revealed as no such thing - rather, enthusiastically and without compunction, it destroyed its greatest electoral asset, a leader who had delivered its finest hour only months before.
- V operates without compunction or mercy, and his brand of enforced anarchy is just as dictatorial as the forces to which he is opposed.
scruples, misgivings, qualms, worries, unease, uneasiness, hesitation, hesitancy, doubts, reluctance, reservations;
guilt, feelings of guilt, guilty conscience, pangs/twinges of conscience, remorse, regret, contrition, contriteness, self-reproach, repentance, penitence
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- We are so conscientious and compunctious and compassionate that we did the EIA as early as in 1988 for the 2007 project.
- And yet the point remains: the true psychopath has not in the first place the compunctious visitings whose passage needs to be stopped up.
- The actual audience, like the heavenly one, can peep through the blanket of stage dark, and what it sees is that a compunctious visiting of nature prevents Lady Macbeth from carrying out the act at all.
Middle English: from Old French componction, from ecclesiastical Latin compunctio(n-), from Latin compungere 'prick sharply', from com- (expressing intensive force) + pungere 'to prick'.
Palabras que riman con compunctionconjunction, dysfunction, expunction, function, junction, malfunction, multifunction, unction
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Loaded Potatoes-stuffed With Bacon, Cream Cheese, and Scallions
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 40 mins
Kinda like twice baked. I nuked them first but you can bake them. These are loaded with flavor. You can serve as an appetizer or a side.
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- 4 large baking potatoes or 8 -10 small red potatoes, to serve as an appetizer
- 8 -10 slices bacon, fried crisp and crumbled
- 2 tablespoons sour cream
- 4 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, softened
- 6 green onions, chopped
- 1⁄2 teaspoon seasoning salt (My favorite Roasting Salt Blend for Veggies or Meats by HeatherFeather Roasting Salt Blend for Veggies or Meats)
- Microwave potatoes till soft about 10 minutes.
- Cut lenghtwise in 1/2 scoup out flesh leaving some so to hold the shape.
- Mix the scouped potato with the rest of the ingredients mashing the potatoes.
- Fill back into skins and bake 20 minutes at 425 degrees.
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These were really good!!! Thanks for a great recipe!!
These potatoes were awesome! I used leaner bacon 25% less fat and instead of frying I baked the bacon. I find that less messy. I also used HeatherFeather's salt blend which is another great recipe. Potatoes came out perfect!
I baked my potatoes at 450° for 45 minutes so that the skin got nice and crisp and the potatoes soft inside, then followed the recipe as written. Thought there might be a little too much cream cheese for my taste so if I make these again, will try using less and maybe a little more sour cream. Loved the flavor the bacon gave to it. Thanks, Rita.


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You meet a mysterious man in the darkness.
He seems panicked and depressed.
He gives you a gun and tells you to destroy the statues.
What have you gotten yourself into?
hets is a very fast, very difficult platformer about shooting monsters in dark randomized caves. After each cave you get rewarded with some well deserved rest and an upgrade that will help you fend off the ever increasing amount of beasts you encounter. What is actually the deal with those statues by the way?
- Super high-speed platforming gameplay.
- Randomized levels.
- 13 different upgrades. Some even stack up.
- 12 unique enemies that will make your life hell.
- Gritty dark moody pixels of sadness and sorrow.
- A very evil final boss. If you can survive that long.
- Sadistic difficulty.
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Chef Justin Carlisle's Ardent looks to Wisconsin with a fresh approach
A few steps down from street level on Farwell Ave. is a door with frosted glass; a capital "A" with flourishes is etched into it. It's the sole sign, really, that you've arrived at Ardent, the most ambitious restaurant to open in Milwaukee in some time.
Swinging open that door for the first visit on a cold, bleak Friday night in December, and looking in on the warmly lighted, buzzing dining room, tiny as it was, I felt transported. Ardent was simple but stylish, rustic in its way (wooden serving pieces, bark attached) but with a bit of glam (geometric foil wallpaper). From our table, looking out the window at ground level lent a different perspective on the familiar scene of pedestrians and cars.
Chef-owner Justin Carlisle's heartfelt menu gives diners a new perspective, too. It plucks some familiar Wisconsin ingredients and dishes — often from the chef's own childhood, growing up on a cattle farm in Sparta — and interprets them in modern, utterly delicious and often astonishing ways.
Take the dish called Milk ($5). At its core, it's a tender roll of pain au lait (kept warm in a cloth roll cozy, first I've seen) with richly flavored cultured butter and, currently, cubes of Muenster cheese. But it also signals how Carlisle thinks about food.
As he tells guests — with Ardent's small staff, the chef ferries dishes to the table, too — a small, traditional cheesemaker in Green County, Edelweiss Creamery, makes cheeses from milk it gets from a select few farms. Carlisle drives to Edelweiss on Mondays to pick up the cheese and the cream that he will culture for two weeks and then churn to make butter. The chef also delivers butter and milk to Rocket Baby Bakery in Wauwatosa so it can make the pain au lait. On this one dish, it's a circle that's drawn, dots that are connected, from dairy to diner and from cheese to bread to butter.
The menu is at most a dozen dishes long, including two desserts. It's changed once since the restaurant opened in late October, and it's likely to change frequently. The menu is a list without categories of appetizer or entrée; most plates are sized somewhere between the two. Eat what you're hungry for; eat until you're satisfied. A couple of plates to a person, maybe three, ought to do it.
Dinners begin with an amuse-bouche from the kitchen. It might be something like a round of celeriac purée and Camembert topped with rose hip gelee, or a perfect cube of red beet glazed in prune alongside Camembert ice cream, or a thin roulade of beef tongue with paddlefish roe and garlic flowers, all lovely, all delicious, all raising the anticipation.
Then a dish like salt-roasted celeriac ($12) meets that anticipation head-on. The root, puréed, is matched with caramelized white chocolate to bring out the celeriac's own sweetness; wisps of celery stalk and celery leaves supply tang, trout roe a lightly briny pop. The attention to acidic notes, balance and texture here is a template for everything at Ardent.
Ardent's inaugural menu in particular said Wisconsin to me, with some dishes that evoked supper clubs, if their chefs had put in time at the Greenbrier in West Virginia, Gramercy Tavern in New York and Tru in Chicago as Carlisle had, along with Harvest in Madison and Umami Moto in Milwaukee.
Here was a playful version of chopped beef tartare ($14) that was flavored with lemon oil, topped with a deviled egg mousse instead of a yolk and a pure white disc made from marrow, melting over the top. A refined version of French onion soup ($8) included aerated cheese. And pickled herring ($10) on carrot purée, its sweetness making an unexpectedly apt companion, comes with lardo and thin shards of rye and cracker-crisp dehydrated onion broken over it.
Terrific dishes, all, but only the tartare remains on the menu.
Seeing game hen ($15) on December's menu reminded me of long-ago restaurant dinners, but here was a dish nothing like those birds back in the day: leg meat so tender and delicious, alongside a breast stuffed with forcemeat and herbs, and an earthy note of ash. Great with a glass of red (the wine list, by the way, is brief but well-chosen, and largely moderately priced). The hen's amazing companion was a sunflower "risotto," the sunflower seeds rendered creamy and tender like the rice dish, with a star-shaped bit of rutabaga beside it.
The flavors of an acorn squash dish ($10) on that menu could very well echo those of Mom's kitchen — brown sugar, sage, brown butter. But here were spheres of roasted squash along with tiny, tender dice and also roasted squash seeds for a deeply nutty jolt, all in a brown butter-acorn broth so savory I was sorry to see it end.
It's not just fascinating to see the various ways in which a vegetable such as squash can be transformed, it's a treat. So was the dish of roasted mushrooms with leeks and pickled ramps ($10) in broth; mushrooms raw and dried are incorporated as well, for a spectrum of textures and flavors. Likewise, sunchokes ($11) are served roasted whole and puréed, fried and in raw shavings, and matched with onion, kimchi and lemon.
One plate reaches back to memories of ham and eggs for breakfast, only here the coddled egg ($13) tangles with cured ham, Pleasant Ridge Reserve cheese and soubise, the onion sauce that gives the dish a savory note in dried form, as well, dehydrated and crumbled.
Dishes like that acorn squash and game hen may come and go, but there will always be a dish with beef as the centerpiece, with meat from the Carlisle family farm. Because the restaurant works its way through a whole animal at a time, it won't be the same cut for very long; it might be a braise of some sort, or it might be a steak.
On the new menu, it was a small chunk of rib-eye aged for 90 days ($26), the beef dense and packed with flavor. It was served with turnips, again in several forms: a small, whole, tender turnip, purée in rounds of custard, and greens both cooked Southern style and dehydrated, like outsized chips. Nothing is wasted here.
On the new menu, too, is duck. At Wisconsin's traditional restaurants, that typically means a roasted half bird. Here, it's presented in other rewarding forms with the elements of cassoulet, such as pancetta and the large white beans known as Gigante: a strip of perfect, rosy pink breast, garnished with crisp little bits of cracklings, and a round of duck rillettes, browned and rich.
The thought put into the savory side of the menu is carried through at dessert. Chocolate ($9) riffs on Black Forest torte, with chocolate cream, bits of dehydrated chocolate cake, smoked marshmallow, preserved cherries and delicate chocolate twigs that begin to melt at first touch.
Confit apple ($9), the other dessert, seems both familiar and like nothing you've had before, with fruit that's roasted with caramel and reshaped, in a way, tasting just like candied apple. With it, streusel, crème fraîche custard and chamomile-buttermilk "snow" with cider foam. And at meal's end, another little gift from the kitchen arrives — a macaron, of late.
This is the restaurant of a chef unfettered, cooking the food that means something to him, that he finds delicious and compelling. It's not the restaurant Carlisle intended to open at first; that one was planned for the Third Ward, with a tasting room and a casual dining room.
When the financial picture changed, the chef turned to this much more modest space on the east side. Maybe having his mother sew the ultrasoft, unbleached linen napkins and cozies and knit the shawls that hang over the backs of the wooden chairs was partly an economical choice, but it feels more luxurious than frugal. This restaurant feels more meant-to-be than Plan B.
Ardent is the sort of restaurant that food lovers travel to try, where the character of a place and its traditions are revealed in a modern way, and there's flat-out joy to be found in food. How fantastic to have a restaurant like Ardent in Milwaukee.
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Carol Deptolla strives to dine anonymously, with food and drink paid for by the Journal Sentinel.
1751 N. Farwell Ave.
(414) 897-7022
★★★★ (extraordinary)
Food: ★★★★
Service: ★★★★
Ambience: ★★★1/2
Fare: Seasonal, contemporary American with Wisconsin influences
Atmosphere: Relaxed vibe in a casual, handcrafted setting
Hours: 6-10 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday
Prices: $5-$26
Parking: Lot across the street, entered from alley on Royall St. to first lot on right
Wheelchair access: Steps at door; wheelchair access on south side of building; restrooms accessible
Payment: MasterCard, Visa, American Express
Of special note: Vegetarian and vegan dishes, call ahead to arrange increased options; eight-course tasting menu $85 ($100 on holidays), menu either customer's or chef's choice, $40 optional beverage pairings available; private dining for up to 20; late-night ramen shop 11:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday until sold out
Reservations: Recommended; can be made through the website. For counter seating that looks into kitchen, phone to reserve
Noise level: Comfortable
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Is there a performance gain achieved by using:
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Is there a performance gain achieved by using:
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If the list field1, ..... represents a sub set of the available columns then the answer is yes. How much more efficient depends on how much smaller the subset is.
For each row processed there are a number of "per column" operations depending on the column type this can be as little as re-alinging bytes to an integer boundry or as heavy as allocating suitable chunck of memory and reading in a large BLOB from another file.
However most seasoned programmers will always code a specificic column list even if there are little or no performance benefits. There are a couple of reasons the most important being that it helps insulate your program from changes in the datatbase schema -- your program will not blow up in someone adds or reorders columns, secondly is readability you dont need to keep going back to the DB schema to see what your program is getting from the table, and thirdly it helps with impact analysis as you can scan your source code for usage of particular columns.
Yes, there is. It will mostly be in the IO and network traffic savings coming from selecting fewer columns. This can be quite significant, as most of the time spent in a client comes from the network and disk IO on the database server. This of course assumes you are selecting less columns then there are in the table.
As a rule, you should only select fields that you are going to use.
This is good practice as you are also making sure that your query is not affected by future changes to the table (addition of columns).
Another performance issue is if you do this in views. If you put select * in views, this will affect the indexing that can be done to the views, forcing them to re-scan the table to find the list of columns to select.
Here's a q/a that also mentions this http://bytes.com/topic/sql-server/answers/480715-select-views
My personal experience with this is that any performance difference is not visible to the naked eye. But you should still specify the columns you want rather than * (except in things like COUNT(*)) because you are less likely to have the application fail in unexpected ways if the definition of the table changes.
When using Microsoft Access, your query will slow down if you specify the field names instead of "*" - but for many well-known database servers, performance will be better even if the number of fields is the same in the output. So it depends on your choice of database.


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