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Recently TLC's "Take Home Chef," Curtis Stone, shared a few recipes from his cookbook, "Cooking with Curtis" on TODAY. Well, after Meredith Vieira's son, Gabe, spoke about her lack of talent in the kitchen, Curtis felt bad for him and offered to visit her house and teach her how to cook. Here are some of the recipes Curtis helped Meredith whip up in her home kitchen:
- 2 whole organic chickens
- 3 cloves of garlic ( crushed)
- zest of 2 lemons
- 1 chilli pepper finely chopped
- 1/4 bunch of tarragon (finely chopped)
- 1/4 bunch flat leaf parsley
- 100ml olive oil
- 3 carrots (roughly chopped)
- 3 celery stalks (roughly chopped)
- 2 onions (roughly chopped)
- 1/2 head garlic
Baking Directions:
1. In a medium sized bowl combine the garlic, tarragon, parsley, lemon , chilli pepper and olive oil.2. Using your thumb and index finger separate the skin from the chicken and the meat from the breast.3. You will need to insert you index finger at the neck end of the bird. Work slowly so as not to tear the skin. Once you have created a pocket between the skin and the meat, spoon the herb olive oil mixture under the skin of each chicken and evenly spread over the chicken (under the skin.)4. In a large roasting tray place the carrots, onion, celery and 1/2 head of garlic.5. Truss the chickens (tie the legs together).6. Season the chickens with freshly ground black pepper and sea salt.7. Place chickens on the vegetables in the roasting pan and place in a preheated 180c / 350 degree oven for 45-60 minutes.8. Remove and place on your favorite serving tray.9. Allow 20 minutes to rest the chicken before carving.
For the fondants:
- 1 tablespoon plus 2 sticks (1 cup) unsalted butter
- Unsweetened cocoa powder, for dusting
- 8 ounces dark chocolate (70 percent cocoa solids), chopped
- 4 large free-range eggs
- 4 large free-range egg yolks
- 2/3 cup sugar
- 1/3 cup all purpose flour, sifted
For the sauce
- 1 cup whipping cream
- 8 ounces dark chocolate (70 percent cocoa solids), chopped
- Vanilla ice cream, to serve
Baking Directions:
To make the fondants:Preheat the oven to 400°F/200°C.Coat six 3-inch/8-cm deep x 2 1/2-inch/6-cm wide molds or six 3/4 cup/180 ml ovenproof custard cups with 1 tablespoon of butter. Dust the molds with cocoa powder, rolling each mold around to cover the sides and bottoms well and tapping out any excess cocoa.Stir the chocolate and remaining 2 sticks of butter in a heavy medium saucepan over a low heat until smooth.Using an electric mixer, beat the eggs, egg yolks and sugar in a large bowl until pale and doubled in volume, this will take about 3 to 5 minutes.Fold in the melted chocolate mixture.Add the flour and whisk until smooth.Pour into the prepared molds, dividing equally.Bake for 8 to 10 minutes, or until slightly puffed and just set around the sides (a toothpick inserted into the center of the cakes should come out with batter attached). Let the fondants rest for 3 to 4 minutes.To make the sauce:Meanwhile, bring the cream just to a simmer in a heavy medium saucepan over medium heat.Turn off the heat and add the chocolate.Stir constantly until melted and smooth.To serve:Place a plate over each fondant. Holding the plate and mold together, invert the fondants onto the plates, giving a sharp little shake to loosen. The fondants will slide out onto the plates.Spoon the chocolate sauce over the fondants and serve with vanilla ice cream.


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I hope Martzen plans to take recruits to the Creamery when they visit campus. I'm surprised that Harmon didn't mention that recruiting edge that BYU has, given how often he gorges himself on that soft, smooth ,creamy deliciousness.
- 2:30 p.m. April 15, 2013
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"Pending the outcome of current NCAA legislation, BYU has not named a
full-time coach as a recruiting coordinator to replace Dupaix..."
Pending the outcome of current NCAA legislation? What does the NCAA's legislators have anything to do with whether or not a school decides to hire a recruiting coordinator?
- 2:58 p.m. April 15, 2013
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"So, why did Mendenhall hire Martzen and not a former player or coach
connected with BYU who needed a job?"
Great question that still remains unanswered by the end of the article. No disrespect to Martzen, but I would think that someone connected with BYU in the past or the present is going to add more in terms of selling the BYU program to potential recruits than someone who comes in from Boise State and Alabama, especially when BYU is competing against former players who have gone to other places and now try to denigrate the program.
- 3:22 p.m. April 15, 2013
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Naval Vet, right now the NCAA is looking to throw out A LOT of the limitations on the amount of coaches contact during recruiting (phone calls, visits, etc.). This would open the floodgate to daily contact with highly sought-after recruits from the Universities. Many Universities have spoken openly about hiring a non-coach person to work fulltime in this role of keeping daily or regular contact with recruits (among other things...I hope).
- 4:14 p.m. April 15, 2013
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Am I from generation Y or Z?
- 4:29 p.m. April 15, 2013
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Why was Joe Dupaix fired? And why did they wait so late to let him go, after the deadline when most other universities were looking for new coaches? From what I've heard, he was not only very capable and an excellent example, but also well-liked by the players. Why didn't they just keep him on as this personnel person instead of letting him go?
- 6:24 p.m. April 15, 2013
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That is a great question. He and Doman were favorites of some kids I know. They were very well liked by the kids. I thought he was perfect for the position even if they took him away from his coaching responsibilities. I understand the Atuaia hire from a coaching standpoint, but Dupaix was a great recruiting coordinator.
- 6:47 p.m. April 15, 2013
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Martzen has a lot of ground to make up...
Since announcing independence and its ESPN contract BYU has signed its three lowest ranked recruiting classes since 2002.
- 7:13 p.m. April 15, 2013
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Howard, out of curiosity, what Utah recruiting class were you part of?
- 11:42 p.m. April 15, 2013
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how many times are we going to be reminded about your obsession of past BYU recruiting classes? Does it matter? Does anyone care about this?
What many of us are really curious about is how Ute fans think they will ever Rose Bowl when they will never out recruit USC, Stanford, Oregon, etc.
- 12:42 a.m. April 16, 2013
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"Does it matter? Does anyone care about this?"
Does it matter?
Well... It must matter because BYU just hired a recruiting coordinator.
I don't think Martzen was hired to continue 3 years of low ranked recruiting classes.
- 7:48 a.m. April 16, 2013
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You seem to be under the mistaken Indy-WACey assumption that everyone who thinks the Y's recruiting classes had plunged to depths not seen in over a decade must be the same person. But we're not. Howard S, Scout, Rivals, and I are all entirely unrelated.
- 9:47 a.m. April 16, 2013
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Has "Indy-WACey" replaced "Fail" as the new "hip" phrase used by intellectuals in an attempt to put down something they don't understand or agree with? Man, it's hard to keep up with all this new lingo.
- 12:16 p.m. April 16, 2013
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So in other words, what you're saying is, you agree with Howard and I that the depth and quality of your recruiting classes had plummeted since leaving the MWC for the WAC? It sure sounds like it. Afterall, you had nothing of substance to support any argument to the contrary.
- 12:20 p.m. April 16, 2013
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@Nasal Vet
No, I am not agreeing with you and Howard. I was simply referring to your use of Indy-WACey as a derogatory term in an attempt to put down the team that you seem to have so much contempt for. For someone whose team is supposed to be the "big brother" and is supposedly far superior to BYU, you sure seem to have an unhealthy obsession with everything that happens at BYU, everything that is reported about BYU, and anyone who is associated with BYU. What happened to cause so much angst and insecurity?
- 1:20 p.m. April 16, 2013
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I would be happy to give some explanation. Not in an attempt to refute, but to simply bring to light the fact that going from the MWC to having games on ESPN is not the reason for the drop off in recruiting. It actually has a little to do with what you say about playing a WAC heavy schedule.(believe it or not, that really makes a lot of sense to me) You play a weak schedule, recruits may shy away. One more thing(which I tried to explain to Howie but went over his head), when you play a lot on ESPN and you lose to all the good teams you play, that can't be good for recruiting. But, the biggest explanation may have something to do with the fact that BYU has a small recruiting pool to begin with and the talent level in that pool only has to fluctuate a little bit to have a big affect on a recruiting class in any given year. Bottom line, it's tough to recruit to BYU. Most BYU fans realize this and are ok with it.
- 1:27 p.m. April 16, 2013
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I don't know about the 2011 recruiting season, but I do remember the 2012 season. Last year they decided to offer wide receiver scholarships to Austin Collie's little brother and some kid playing 3A ball in Arizona and passed on the Texas 5A all-state standout. I remember BYU saying "You do your part and we'll do ours." Well he did his part by receiving All-State honors in 5A TEXAS! BYU did their part by telling him he had preferred walk-on status. As long as BYU recruits on nepotism and not athletic performance BYU will continue to be mediocre at best.
- 5:03 p.m. April 16, 2013
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You think little fluctuations in the talent of BYU's limited recruiting pool is the main reason for the 3 year down turn in recruiting?
Little talent fluctuations don't explain a 3 year downturn.
Utah's recruiting is on the upswing in the last three years and part of that upswing is due to some very talented LDS athletes.
These are athletes that in earlier years were locks for BYU. But now these players have an opportunity to play in the PAC12 with the option (if they choose) of an LDS environment.
Utah getting players from the BYU recruiting pool has more to do with the BYU recruiting downturn than talent fluctuations.
One down recruiting year is a concern.
Two down years is a crisis.
Three down years is a disaster.
Four down recruiting years is a program killer.
Tom Holmoe is well aware of the danger that three bad recruiting years pose for BYU.
That's why he cleaned house. Cleaning house is what desperate managers do when faced with a disaster that they don't know how to fix. It usually doesn't help solve the problem, but it distracts attention from the disaster.
- 9:36 p.m. April 16, 2013
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To answer your question, no. First of all, rather than a downturn, I would look at it as a return to normal. For 1 or 2 years they just happened to be above average. There is a lot more to being recruited to BYU than just being LDS. Star is a perfect example. He originally committed to BYU but was unable to meet academic requirements. I also believe that Utah has taken a few recruits from BYU because of being in the PAC. But that has always happened to a degree.(Manti Teo) Sometimes LDS athletes go to other schools because of better opportunities, but you try to make it sound like the ESPN contract doesn't help BYU at all in recruiting and that's just not true.
As for Holmoe cleaning house. That had more to do with the poor offensive output over the last couple of years despite having a ton of talent. Holmoe understands better than you how difficult it is to recruit to BYU. I guess we will find out this fall if Bronco and Holmoe are smarter than you. I already know the answer.
- 10:40 p.m. April 16, 2013
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Your concern and knowledge in BYU recruiting is amazing. So I'm still waiting for the excuses as to why the Utes can't out recruit USC, Stanford, Oregon, etc. and also lose to a WAC team like USU. Then of course that brings up the question about losing to the Buffs in 2011.
And then several of us are still curious as to how the Utes continue to recruit so well and still manage to stay home for the holidays? How's that indicative of superior recruiting?
I think you should really ponder these questions and provide some real solutions and bring them up to Whit and company because there's not one BYU fan that cares about your silly remarks about past BYU recruiting and so called downward trends, especially offered by a fan of a cellar-dweller program like your precious Utes.
ZERO credibility howie. ZERO LOL
And how is the panic attack on all fronts in Uteville? Spring camp train wreck and even the fans are griping about the dismal performance.
Not the usual Rose Bowl hype we typically hear about this time. Of course after two losing seasons the fans are growing impatient. LOL
- 10:41 p.m. April 16, 2013
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The actor on weight gain, funding films and 'The Informant!'
In "The Informant!," director Steven Soderbergh's farcical take on Kurt Eichenwald's 2000 nonfiction book of the same name, Matt Damon stars as Mark Whitacre, an executive at agribusiness giant Archer Daniels Midland. ADM 2.37 % Mr. Whitacre became a whistleblower on ADM's price-fixing schemes. (In 1996 the company eventually pleaded guilty to conspiracy to fix prices and paid a $100 million fine.) But subsequently he was arrested for embezzling money while helping out the Federal Bureau of Investigation and served more than eight years in jail. The boyish-looking Mr. Damon, of "Bourne" series fame, read the script when he was 30 years old and wondered if he was old enough to play an executive of 33. "Ironically, I ended up doing it when I was 36 or 37," Mr. Damon says. The movie opens Sept. 18.
The Wall Street Journal: You've done several films with Steven Soderbergh. How did this project come about?
Mr. Damon: It actually came to me at a time when no one was offering me any work. I'd just finished my fourth round of reshoots on the first "Bourne" and was in a Paris hotel room when Steven called and said he'd found a project for us to work on and I couldn't believe it. Then Scott Burns wrote this great script... and we sat on it for seven years. Eventually last year, we got around to making it. Steven's view on comedies is that you should spend an extra amount of time on the script in preproduction and then shoot it very quickly. So we shot really fast, in like 30 days. We'd sat with the script for so long, it was like a play by that point.
You put on quite a bit of weight to play Mark. Did you ask George Clooney (who gained weight for "Syriana") or any of your other actor friends for tips?
I actually asked [Robert] De Niro, because he put on 60 pounds for "Raging Bull." He always says the first 15 pounds are really fun and everything after is hard, though in my case, I'd say the first 20 were fun. I ate constantly—I always had Doritos in my hands, would go to the McDonalds MCD -0.05 % drive-through, and drank a nice dark beer every night. I never actually weighed myself, but it felt like 30 pounds, and that's a lot to carry around. By the end, I was glad it was a short shoot, because I just didn't feel good.
Though the tone of "The Informant!" is rather light, it's based on a real case. How much of the dialogue was real, and how much was created by screenwriter Scott Z. Burns?
Most of the dialogue is verbatim from Kurt's book. For instance, the court speech where I apologize is pretty much word for word from the court transcript. But I remember doing the first take, and having Steven come over to me, shaking his head and going "no no no." He said, "Do it like an awards-acceptance speech," and I went, Aha, okay. So a lot of the dialogue was real, but the way the actors read the lines was perhaps not how it might have happened in real life. My character's internal monologues, however, were all written by Scott.
Given how well most of your films have done recently, do you still find it hard to get pet projects greenlit?
It's much harder to get money for projects. The world has changed, not just for people down on Wall Street and Main Street; it's changed on Hollywood Boulevard too. If the [film's] material is at all challenging, people just don't have the cash to throw into those projects right now. We felt really happy to have $23 million to make "The Informant!", but it's not like anyone just rolled over and gave us the money. This movie has a very unique tone, and one thing people don't like to put money up for is a unique tone.
You're about to get your first Lifetime Achievement Award, from the American Cinematheque society. Given that you are only 38, how does that make you feel?
It's a little intimidating. I remember years ago, watching Robert Redford get a lifetime achievement award on TV and he was only in his early 40s. He said something like, "You know, I am going to keep working." So that's how I feel. It's a wonderful accolade, but I don't feel as if I'm even halfway done yet.
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No, YOU Listen Up!
Hey, anyone remember that we were after questions for the Gossip? No? C'mon, surely you remember? We were going to interview Beth Ditto and didn't want to take a load of offensive man-journalist hooey-questions about her size and her sexual orientation when we could take some real questions from real fans...remember? OK, most of the questions you sent in were about her size after all (well done on leaving the sex thing alone), but still, it was gonna be brilliant, yeah?
No? Oh well anyway, that's what was going to happen. Want to find out what DID happen? Then read on...
The story goes like this. On May 15th, in the year of Our Lord 2007, we asked you for your questions to put to the Gossip for an interview which was due to take place two days later. You very kindly obliged with the collection of hardline feminist dogma and total nonsense which is sitting under this very article right now (ChartBlog readers are clearly VERY clever, and also VERY easily distracted!) Then, because the Gossip are what that man in Zoolander would call "so HOT right now", the interview was moved back a day. These things happen all the time, no big deal...
...Sadly, on the day in question, the interview didn't happen cos the time set aside for the band to talk to reporters was also the time when the band were travelling by train up to Manchester, and they had an appalling phone signal. Little did I know at this point how the telephone was to dominate my next few weeks. Still everyone concerned agreed that it was no big deal, and that the interview would be very easy to reschedule. "Hell", they said, "if push comes to shove, we'll give you Beth's mobile number and you can ring her when she gets back to New York after the weekend".
So that's what we arranged. I got the number, and the new time, and that was that. Come the hour, cometh the ChartBlog...little bit of finger-tango on the keypad, handset to ear, ring-ring-ring, a click, a slight pause...
Suddenly an INCREDIBLY LOUD and distorted snippet from the song 'Wild Women Do' by Natalie Cole skewers my skull to the wall. It takes a couple of seconds to realise that this is Beth's voicemail message, rather than leaving a nice friendly "I'm sorry I can't take your call right now..", she wishes everyone who rings her to experience the true agony of a ruptured eardrum.
Oh well, the pain soon passed. So, thinking she must've just been out of the room when the phone rang, I tried again, with the same mind-stabbing consequences. Then again, and again. Half-an-hour or so later, ear-battered and confused, I gave up.
Another date was organised, and another, and another. Each one proceeding in the exact same way. I'd be told to ring at a certain hour, I'd ring, become deafened, ring again, and eventually collapse into a sobbing heap on the floor.
I offered to send the questions over in email form, for Beth to answer at her leisure, but was told she definitely wanted to do the interview properly, and could I ring tomorrow at six? With the usual painful outcome.
So, being VERY BORED of this game. I'm giving up. Thank you to everyone who sent their questions in, but you are now witnessing a very mild-mannered equivalent of a diva strop. The coffee has been stirred the wrong way, the puppies are the wrong colour, the cotton isn't Egpytian...that's IT.
And in the manner of someone who's been dumped but is trying to gain a tiny smidge of dignity, I'm offically say that even if Beth Ditto WANTS to answer your questions. She can't. I won't let her. Sorry, love, but this boat has SAILED. No, don't beg, don't cry, you made your bed, now lie in it, OK??
And before finally putting the lid down on this little box of pain, allow me to share some important lessons that I have learned along the way....
IMPORTANT LESSON NUMBER 1: Since this interview was first arranged, the world has become a very different place. Rihanna has knocked McFly off the top spot, the 2012 London Olympics Logo has been press-released, and withdrawn, Sophie Ellis Bextor has released the best pop album of the year so far, the Eurovision Song Contest came and went, as did Scooch, and someone in the ChartBlog team had tonsillitus, then went on a full 10-day course of antibiotics, and is now back at work. This just goes to prove that REAL LIFE is way more important than the shimmering ghost-aura of 'celebrity'. Unless the 'celebrity' in question answers her phone, then it's the other way around, natch.
IMPORTANT LESSON NUMBER 2: I've got Beth Ditto's phone number! In certain indie circles, just having Beth Ditto's phone number bestows instant cool on anyone who has it. You could be Chico himself, but if you had Beth Ditto's phone number, you would have indie respect. Beth Ditto's phone number...that's like having a hotline to GOD HERSELF, right?
Well, sadly, it's cack-all use, cos she never answers the bloody thing. Now, if you aetheists wish to draw some snarky comparison between this situation and praying to a God who isn't there, and then going on to criticise organised religion in general, you be my guest. I'm saying nothing.
OMG! What if this whole thing has been a plot by Beth to expose organised religion as a total sham or something?
What if she has used the shallow and meaningless rigmarole of a ChartBlog interview (you've seen our other interviews, right?) as a way of getting a very clever message directly to YOU about how you should never put your faith in false gods, even when they're really good at singing.
I think we should all pause a minute here and think about the wisdom of this message...
...all done? Good.
IMPORTANT LESSON NUMBER 3: The Gossip have a new single out on June 11th called - OH IRONY OF IRONIES - 'Listen Up'.
Should you feel like boycotting watching this YouTube video in solidarity with my poor aching ears, that's entirely up to you. Personally I rather like it...
The Gossip are also available in internet form...although perhaps 'available' isn't the right word...
Beth, you've recently said that you feel big is beautiful and you love that you're a curvy woman.
I completely admire that you are comfortable in your body and find it amazing that a big woman will flaunt herself in the way she does and for that i congratulate you.
But haven't you ever considered the concequences. Surely you saying it's beautiful to be obese is the same as saying it's beautiful to be Size 0? And if so are you willing to take the responsibility when susceptible young girls start piling on the pounds because they think it's cool?
I myself am a size 12 and not 100% happy in my body but i find it hard to believe anyone really is. However in the middle of the whole upcoming obesity and widespread anorexia crisis that is spreading through not only the UK and USA, don't you ever wonder if you have the same inpact as the super-skinny role models?
After all, more people die of obesity-related illnesses every year than they do of anorexia.
Beth Ditto says she's very happy with her size and feels that she is proving the sexual appeal of "larger" women and being stridently feminist by wearing revealing outfits etc. However, how would she field the criticisms that she is actually stabbing her argument in the foot here because 1) feminism, although partly concerned with female sexuality is also concerned with women not being seen as sex objects, by men or other women and 2) she is unhealthily overweight and so surely she sets no better an example than someone who is unhealthily underweight, although it would be intolerable in the media for someone unhealthily thin to say that they feel beautiful in their ailing body?
If that's too long then:
Does Beth not think that her politics, being very female-centric are not actually emancipatory?
Oh golly gosh people, stick with the spirit of the chartblog!!
"What's the best piece of gossip you've ever heard?"
[Ha ha! This is gonna be such a great interview. Part feminist critique (and read by a man!) and part ChartBlog whimsy. Listen for the boom as their brains explode with confusion! - Fraser]
hiya wat u doin lol
Beth, what's the deal between you and Alex Kapranos?
Lol won't it just.
You've lost jade's comment.
Fringes are the most important bit of a haircut and have to be done well. Is having a fringe whilst being on the road difficult?
Does you find time to get it cut properly or do you do it yourself?
The Gossip are one of the important bands for me, listening to there new album was just mind blowing, great songs that capture the times that I have lived through and makes me listen to Beth's powerful and soulful voice especially on the track Dark Lines, it just amazes me.
Brace, your guitar works suit Beth voice so amazingly that the velvet quality of Beth's voice comes wonderfully across on the track Listen Up!
Hannah your drumming talent is just Superb on the track Coal to Diamonds, the roughness of the beats really makes the song so much more powerful.
I love your work and I can't wait to see you play at Oxegen this year.
Can you tell me as a band what formed you to come together. Was it the music, your personal political beliefs in America, or was it just the talent that all three of have and it works brilliantly.
Can't wait to see you in Oxegen this summer.
I adore The Gossip
Here's my question or should i say questions 4 the gossip:
1) Is it true that your hit single "Standing in the way of control" was a re-release??
2) If u weren't in the gossip what'd u be doing??
My question....
Whats your favourite song of yours???????
Looking forward to the interview tomorrow? Remember and take a white flag in case feminist debate gets outta control :P
And in case you feel low on chartblog whimsy (not that you ever are!)..
Q: If you heard a really juicy piece of gossip who would be the first person you'd tell. (and if they say that it's rude to gossip tell them that it's REALLY juicy :P)
Have fun!
My friend went to see you last night and told me that you'd chucked a load of sanitary products into the crowd. Did you have to rush to a supermarket this morning?
do you like the song 'gossip folks' by Missy Elliot feat Ludacris? Is this your inspiration?. . . Kat got the best question, mines lame in comparison.
Naw mine was an easy shot.. yours involves thinking of a song I can't remember ever hearing of! :P
really? tbh I can't remember how the song goes. I just remember the title and that the video was pretty cool. crazy dancing etc.
Another question you could ask is:
If your name is Beth Ditto does that technically make your name Beth Beth?
Gah! Damnit Fraser now that just looks super random and crazy!!
I like the Ditto part.. it sounds kinda funky :P
Hii there! I think that Beth Ditto looks rather familiar. Then it came to me that when I looked at Beth I seen my good old friend Beth Murray!! My word what a look-a-like!!
heya =],
just thort id let you guys in on the latest. There have been sum rumours going around school about dougie poynter
(a band member of mcfly) who apparently has gone gay with danny jones(also a band member)
is it true ?????
i'd be so sad if it was true though coz they are both totally stunning two of my mates are lyk in love with them sumbody fill me in do you think its true??
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1. Rumours are usually nonsense.
2. It shouldn't matter anyway.
Much funnier than the interview could ever have been! Way to show Ms Diva that you have better things to do than chase down an interview with her constantly. She's good, but not THAT good.
Shame though, I would have liked to hear her answers to the first 2 questions.
i wouldn't have expected her to be such a diva. thanks anyway for trying, i hope your eardrums heal.
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When I wasn't off exploring Kerala, I'd get a tuktuk from my hotel to Lighthouse Beach. Here there are plenty of shops and eateries that cater for the tourist. It is also a working resort, so you get to see the fishing community hard at work.
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"The President Is Coming," an Indian mockumentary opening this weekend in the subcontinent, tells the story of six contestants fighting for "the greatest prize"—a chance to shake the hand of George W. Bush. Needless to say, it's a comedy.
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Bollywood has a going away present for President George W. Bush as he prepares to leave the White House: a gag movie that makes him the butt of every joke.
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Sugar and Spice
By Molly O'Neill
Published: December 1, 1996
THERE IS SOMETHING SUBSTANTIAL, ENDURING and perhaps a little frightening about the dark side of sweetness. In a dessert, the interplay of sweet and savory delivers something a lot more satisfying than what mere sugar can provide.
Savory sweets seem to occupy an ancient place in our collective memory. They taste of bloodier, grittier times. Maybe it's the bittersweet chocolate the Aztecs once sipped or the pounded fruit-and-nut cakes thatthe Romans brought along on long journeys that make the savory sweet so evocative. Or maybe their associative power is merely a physiological one.
If, as Jews do on Rosh ha-Shanah, you dip a slice of apple in honey, the apple will taste tart. A slice of the same apple eaten with tart cheese, in the Yankee fashion, will taste sweet. Just as good needs evil to seem really, really good, and as darkness seems possible only when contrasted with light, discrete taste sensations require their opposites in order to be more fully realized.
And so, as black-pepper ice cream, cumin-scented cookies, gingered custards and herb-flecked fruit tarts appear on artful restaurant menus, it is possible to conclude that the nation's palate has grown a tad more sophisticated. Otherwise, how would we be able to appreciate such paradoxical flavors? You also might wonder if the national love-hate relationship with sugar and the fear of fat with which sugar is inextricably linked play a part in the current clamor for savory sweets. In the end, of course, the savory is no more virtuous than the purely sweet. It is just slightly more deceptive.
Savory sweets are also an antidote to the kind of one-dimensional desserts that have dominated the dessert cart since the turn of the century, when white sugar began its ascendance. A savory dessert, after all, requires balance. Which can be interpreted as a volatile interaction between two opposites, whose end result is surprise.
Indeed, the most intriguing concoctions are those in which you can distinguish the sweet and the savory and sense their symbiosis, as in the recipes below. The pepper-cumin cookies, for instance, combine the banality of white sugar with the intensity of black pepper, the tartness of lemon zest and the pungency of cumin. When served with fruit -- fresh, roasted or stewed -- the cookie will emphasize the fruit's natural sugariness. But when accompanied by a strong cheese like Roquefort or Stilton, the cookie turns indisputably sweet.
The sage in the apple mousse, on the other hand, enhances the fruit's herbaceous qualities. The pear tart with Roquefort is a French-inspired variation on the Yankee cheddar-and-apple-pie theme, wherein the sweetness of the fruit is underscored by the caramelized sugar and then mitigated by the pungent cheese.
Honey-Thyme Ice Cream
1 cup whole milk
2 cups heavy cream
6 large sprigs fresh thyme
4 egg yolks
3/4 cup honey.
1. Combine the milk and cream in a saucepan and add the thyme. Bring to a boil. Remove from the heat, cover and let stand for 20 minutes. Strain and return the mixture to the saucepan.
2. Meanwhile, whisk the egg yolks in a bowl. Slowly pour in the cream mixture a little bit at a time, whisking constantly. After adding a cup, whisk in the honey and add the rest of the cream. Pour the mixture back into the saucepan, cook over low heat and stir constantly until the mixture is thick enough to coat the back of a spoon; do not let the mixture simmer. Cool.
3. Refrigerate until cold. Freeze in an ice-cream machine according to manufacturer's instructions.
Yield: Four servings.
Pepper-Cumin Cookies
2 cups all-purpose flour
6 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon kosher salt
2 teaspoons grated lemon zest
1 teaspoon black peppercorns, cracked
1 teaspoon cumin seeds, cracked
1 cup unsalted butter, softened slightly and cut into pieces
1 teaspoon vanilla extract.
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Put the flour, sugar, salt, lemon zest, cracked peppercorns and cumin in a food processor and pulse to combine. Add the butter and vanilla and pulse until mixture just forms a dough.
2. Place the dough on a work surface and shape into 1-inch balls. Place them 2 inches apart on parchment-lined baking sheets and flatten each cookie with the palm of your hand. Bake until lightly browned, rotating the trays every 15 minutes. Remove from the tray and place them on a rack to cool.
Yield: About 30 cookies.
Apple-Sage Mousse
4 medium Granny Smith apples, peeled, cored and thinly sliced
1/2 cup apple cider
3 1/2 teaspoons chopped fresh sage
3 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon gelatin
1/4 cup cold water
1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice
2 teaspoons Calvados brandy
1 teaspoon minced lemon peel (yellow part only)
1 cup heavy cream
1/2 lemon.
1. Place the apples and cider in a medium-size, nonreactive saucepan over low-medium heat. Cook, stirring occasionally, until the apples are soft, about 20 minutes. Place in a food processor and puree until smooth. Press the mixture through a medium-mesh sieve and place in a saucepan. Stir in the sage and sugar. Set aside.


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Ute football: Nine unresolved issues face the Utes going forward
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I would add three other unresolved issues:
1) Will the D tackle replacements be able to replicate the efforts of past DTs?
2) Will we see improvement, preferably substantial, from the O line?
3) How will the new cornerbacks, a key to Utah's scheme, play?
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"Brian Blechen, among the most talented defenders on the Utah roster, is
expected to make the full-time switch from safety to linebacker this
season." -- Landon Hemsley
I thought it'd already been reported last year that Blechen was having difficulty putting on, and keeping, the requisite weight to be successful at the LB position, so why are we moving him from the Safety spot? Are we so deep there, and so thin at LB, that the switch is necessary?
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Blechen was really pretty horrible at pass coverage last year. I suspect that in the pass happy PAC12, Utah needs better pass coverage from it's strong safety, hence the move to linebacker. That said, he was not the best at shedding blockers two seasons ago when he played more linebacker than safety. Should be interesting.
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Great job Landon and KSL. Can't wait till fall.
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Blechen's Switch to LB is a good one. He is much better suited for covering TE's and RB's versus WR's like Marques Lee plus his instincts and big play ability are sorely needed at that position. At safety he was a touch slow at LB he will actually bring the lateral speed that was missing last year.
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I'm surprised the D Line was not listed. I'm still left wondering after the scrimmage if the running game is really as good as reported, or just a function of a weak D Line. Star and Krueger are big losses.
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Thank you for the special treat, D. News and KSL.
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A few things that can be taken away from Spring Reports:
#1- Defense has given up a LOT of running yards. 3/4 string RB Carl Williams ran for over 100yds in the last scrimmage.
#2- QB play is still struggling. Maybe due to improvement in the secondary, but Wilson has not been impressive this Spring.
#3- It is hard to know if RB production is more due to improved play by the O-line and RB's or just a big drop off along the d-line.
#4- Secondry looks to be reloading after losing both starting corners. But once again this could be due to poor WR/QB play.
#5- The 2013 recruiting class is already making an impact. Shows recruiting in PAC-12 is improving.
Spring football is mainly to allow coaches to make adjustments to personell, give walk-ons and new recruits the opportunity to prove themselves, and determine position depth and target needs for recruiting. Nobody should put too much weight on Spring Reports. In my opinion, Utah will have another losing season in 2013-14 (With toughest schedule in school history) before making a jump in '14-'15 or '15-'16
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Nice job, Earl of Hemsley, describing the state of the team during spring ball.
Good to see the boys in red get fired up. (Hope the offense gets juiced up more
than they seem right now!)
Another question is, with Star L. departing for the NFL, what to expect from the D-line/pass rush?
We'll get some answers August 29th, USU vs UofU... GOOOOO UTES!
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Read my lips "Quarterback".
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We will have the best speed in the Pac 12 for sure
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Biggest question marks are QB, LB and maybe DL. O-line was an issue last year
due to injury. Should see improvement this year as those players are now
Gilmore, that's actually a pretty funny play off of Mildred in Fillmore. While we all know Utah will not have the best speed in the PAC 12, they will have more speed than your team.
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A. It is important to understand that everything in the physical universe that can be seen and touched is a chemical, except for electromagnetic energy, which includes light and electricity.
What is a chemical? It is simply two or more atoms joined together. Chemicals give structure to the world, composing the architecture the makes up every aspect of the universe. If atoms didn't join to form chemicals, the world—the universe—would not exist, and neither would humans. Chemicals produce the innumerable variations of colors and smells that engage the senses and make the world the joy it is to behold.
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Q. What's wrong with using mineral oil on the skin?
A. As far as I'm concerned, nothing. Mineral oil is derived from petroleum, which is a nonrenewable resource. But more than 50% of the ingredients used in cosmetics are derived—wholly or in part—from petroleum. When you consider those that are transported in petroleum-powered vehicles or housed in petroleum-derived plastic containers, the number of ingredients that rely upon its use reaches 100%. Excluding mineral oil from a product may slightly reduce reliance on petroleum, but, in comparison to other uses of this vanishing resource, its use in cosmetics is minimal.
That being considered, mineral oil must be used in its purest form when it is included in a cosmetic, or the skin can be subjected to irritation or comedogenicity.
Similar to motor oil, mineral oil is available in different grades. Technical grade, used by machinists to lubricate engines and equipment, is its most unpurified form. According to the World Health Organization, contaminants in this grade are linked in epidemiological studies to higher cancer rates among machinists when compared to the rest of the population. Other groups of contaminants not removed during the processing of the oil have been shown to cause skin irritation or clogged pores. Needless to say, most cosmetic manufacturers stay away from the technical grade of mineral oil.
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Knowing the pore-clogging potential of the first two grades of mineral oil—not to mention the possible irritation and carcinogenicity quotients of the technical grade—many manufacturers still formulating with this oil are restricting their use of it only to the pharmaceutical grade known as mineral oil USP. This is a water-white oil, indicating that it is free of impurities as dictated by the United States pharmaceutical standard. It also is not likely to clog pores and, therefore, has received a zero-to-one rating in most comedogenicity tests. When used in cosmetic products, mineral oil USP can't be listed with its USP identification. The only way to determine if the manufacturer has used this grade is to ask a brand representative.
Unfortunately, because mineral oil is an effective occlusive agent, even the USP grade has been found to magnify the pore-clogging potential of comedogenic ingredients by trapping them in pores. So, although mineral oil USP is not going to clog pores, caution should be used when it is included in leave-on products containing pore-clogging ingredients—at least when these products are applied to clog-prone skin.
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A. Yes, mineral oil is flammable. If you've ever had an oil fire in the kitchen, you know virtually any kind is flammable, whether it's corn oil, sesame oil, avocado oil, olive oil, bacon fat or shortening. However, just because it can catch on fire doesn't mean that it shouldn't be used on the skin.
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Lancôme recently launched a 16-pan eyeshadow palette called Auda[city] in Paris ($68 for 16 shadows each x 1.3g/0.45 oz). This palette was designed by Lisa Eldridge and inspired by the streets of Paris. It's Lancôme's first multi-palette with light neutrals, taupes, purples, smokey greys and darker browns. It comes cased in a large mirrored compact and double-ended eyeshadow brush. The eyeshadows have different textures including matte, satin and metallic.
There are mixed reviews on this palette - I've been playing with this one for a few days now to put it to the test. Overall I would say it's a good neutral palette that has a wide range of colors to create a multitude of looks. I like that each color is distinct from each other so there aren't any repeats within the same palette. The look and feel of the shadows is very natural with a sheer to medium finish. Most of the colors are buildable in pigment - by using a denser brush or dampening it you will get more pigment. Texture is soft and sheer - the shimmers have a lot of powdery kickup and when applying on the eyes I experienced a lot of fall out onto the cheeks. It was easy to clean up though and I usually have some sort of fall out with powder shadows whenever I blend and swipe (creams excluded). Once on the lids - lasting power was pretty good. I tried with and without a base - a base definitely helps, my favorite is Edward Bess Illuminating Eye Base or a cream shadow stick like NARS Velvet Shadow Sticks or Laura Mercier Caviar Eye Sticks.
The finish of each color in this palette is either hit or miss. Some are sheerer than others. A couple of the darker shades are best applied with a detailed brush damp and then smoked out - if you use a fluffy brush for some of the deeper colors you will see uneven application. The nice thing about the darker shades being sheer though is that they are easy to build slowly. If you're a smokey eye novice and worried about overdoing it - this is a good starter palette.
- Filigree is a light ivory gold shimmer, pigment is medium
- Choquette is a matte cream peach, pigment is medium
- Parfait is a light matte cool pink, pigment is sheer to meidum
- Joie is a frosted champagne shimmer, pigment is medium-full
- Voyage a warm matte terracotta tan, pigment is sheer to medium but easy to blend
- Santé is a soft matte brown, sheer to medium pigment, this is a good blending shade to soften harsh edges and finish the eye look by adding warmth
- Kitten Heel a metallic duo chrome pink gold copper, pigment is medium with a lot of fallout, but on the lids it stays put
- Tenacity is a glorious metallic taupe, it's frosty but so so pretty on the lids
- Exhibition is an orchid shimmer, finish is very sheer, this is my least favorite in the palette
- Zip Me Up is a deeper orchid purple shimmer, also sheer in finish, my second least favorite
- Volcano is a shimmery grey, finish is sheer to medium
- Audacious is a satiny smokey brown shimmer, pigment is medium
- Couture is a soft semi-sheer dark matte brow, color is really soft unless you apply with a damp detail brush or small smudge brush
- It List is a satiny black with tiny bits of silver shimmer flecks, pigment is medium
- Clock Strikes 12 is a metallic grey that is very sheer, but buildable if you pack it on
- Nuit is a cool-toned metallic black gunmetal, pigment is medium
Quick eye swatch with a super natural look:
One last shot:
My overall take on the Lancôme Auda[city] in Paris Eyeshadow Palette is that it's a decent palette. If I were to rate this on a scale, I'd give this a B rating. I think it's a good wearable palette that will take you from day to night looks without any other shadows required. The variety makes it versatile and will allow for a number of different looks. If you're new to eyeshadow and want the convenience of a palette, this is a good starter palette. There are a number of women I know who don't wear much eyeshadow - if you want color but want a natural palette that's fun to experiment with this is a good option.
Compared to other palettes, I do think there are better options out there for richer more vibrant color/pigment. That being said the Lancome Palette does appear to be designed for a natural look versus bold rich color. I'm not a huge fan of the brush it comes with - one is a synthetic small brush that seems better suited for creams. The other side is a larger fluffy side which is good for pigmented shadows, since this palette is sheer to medium it doesn't pick up color well. It is a really good blending brush though.
In terms of larger palettes, the Urban Decay Naked series still rules them all as the best ones for the price of $54 each (at least in my opinion). Based on feedback I've received from previous reviews I've posted I know they aren't everyone's cup of tea. I like Urban Decay because of the soft textures, rich pigment, gorgeous shimmers, wearable metallics - for many the palettes are just too much in terms of frost/shimmer. For others, some can't get over the look of the packaging. The MAC x15 Naturals Palettes are also good if you're looking for variety but come at a much higher price tag of $85.
If you want a softer palette with shimmers but ones that have more subtle shimmers I'd recommend this Lancôme Auda[city] in Paris Eyeshadow Palette or the Dior Eye Reviver (reviewed here and here). Given how many eyeshadows I've tested and own, I can't call this one a must-have, although for the price it's nice to have - the quality is good and shadows blend/build nicely on the lids.
Overall a good wearable and versatile palette that's nice to have, or nice to start out with if you're building a makeup collection. The overall look and feel is extremely beautiful - it's a palette you can wear for a number of occasions. You can find the Lancôme Auda[city] in Paris Eyeshadow Palette available now at Lancôme counters. Online at Sephora, Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue and all other Lancôme retailers.
Have you tried this palette yet? What's your favorite large eyeshadow palette?
This palette was provided courtesy of Lancôme for review consideration.


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|Solo Farming Elegon Mount
Is it your lucky day?
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
Solo Farming Elegon Mount
Let's do some mount farming for a change! You too may have been drooling at a specific Reins of the Astral Cloud Serpent mount when you see people riding one. How easy is it to farm this mount? How to avoid Elegon fight getting bugged when the pylons don't disappear? Is there any gold to be made while farming it? So many questions! Let's answer them all!
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Tags: Instance farming , Mount Farming
Monday, August 10, 2015
Super Valuable Garrison Missions - Part 2 - WoW Gold Guide
Here's an another extremely profitable, but super rare garrison mission that does not require treasure hunting perks. Like most über rare missions, this one can be tricky too if you're not well prepared. 3 foes, with 9 things needed to be countered! However, this time you can also farm for this item!
|Garrison Gold Making
Rewards from this mission can also be farmed outdoors! Time to make some easy gold!
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Monday, July 13, 2015
Super Valuable Garrison Missions - Part 1 - WoW Gold Guide
Garrison missions are well known for providing some quick gold, without having to do anything yourself. Most of these require followers with Treasure Hunter perks to bring a ton of gold home, but not this one. Be well well prepared, though, as it's not the easiest mission!
|Garrison Gold Making
Some missions are a Gold Mine!
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Tags: Garrisons
Monday, July 6, 2015
How to farm Felblight - 6000g in 15 minutes - WoW Gold Guide
WoW Patch 6.2 brought us a new valuable item, the Felblight. It's used to upgrade equipment, just like Savage Blood. It can be farmed a lot easier though and sells for a decent amount of gold in the auction house. What is the most efficient way to farm Felblight?
|Felblight Farming
Time to level up alts!
Thursday, July 2, 2015
Herbalism gold making - 400 gold in 13 minutes - WoW Gold Guide
Time for some herbalism gold making tips! Most people would choose a zone from the current expansion to make fast sales, and some herbs are even worth it. However, not being able to fly slows things down dramatically. Why not instead choose a zone where flying is allowed?
|Herbs can be sold as they are for some fast gold, or can be turned into potions for even more profit!
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text: On 7 Sep 2009, at 08:16, John Fremlin wrote: > Hi Pascal, > > Pascal Costanza <pc@...> writes: > >> On 4 Sep 2009, at 13:59, John Fremlin wrote: >> >>> We (MSI) have just released a development version of our memory >>> mapped >>> MOP database. There's a lot that can be improved with it but it >>> has a >>> test suite and has been bashing stuff out for a while. >>> >>> http://github.com/ilitirit/manardb/tree/master >>> >>> Object instantiation seems a little slow on SBCL (just my impression >>> compared to Allegro 8.1 -- could be completely wrong) and I wonder >>> if >>> there is something I'm doing wrong? >> >> Not sure, there could be many reasons. >> >> However, I can notice a few issues from taking a first look at the >> code: >> >> + You define a method on shared-initialize for your >> metaclass. According to the CLOS MOP specification, you are not >> allowed to do that, your program is thus not portable. You have to >> define methods on initialize-instance and reinitialize-instance >> instead. > > Thanks for this input. I wasn't aware of that (it isn't covered in > AMOP > as far as I can see). It is, in the section "Initialization of Class Metaobjects", where it explicitly states that "portable programs must not define methods on shared-initialize." > I cargo culted the idea from Elephant. But you are > quite correct according to > http://clisp.cons.org/impnotes/mop-classes.html#mop-cl-init-mo > > It is now fixed and I've pushed the updates. Make sure that these are :before/:after/:around methods, because the spec also states that you must not define primary methods on those functions. ;) >>> Unfortunately as all mmap slots are always boundp, we have to munge >>> the general initialize-instance to set default slot values. This is >>> quite unfortunate. Is there a more sensible way of doing this (along >>> the lines of the way structure slots are handled)? >> >> What do you mean by 'munge' (sorry, I'm not a native speaker)? > > I mean that the way I do it is not at all nice and pretty. I think > it is > probably clearer to show the code > > (defmethod initialize-instance :before ((instance mm-object) &rest > initargs) > (declare (optimize speed) (dynamic-extent initargs)) > (cond ((eq '%ptr (first initargs)) ;;; XXX this is for speed; if > %ptr is given it must be first > (setf (%ptr instance) > (second initargs))) > (t > (let ((class (class-of instance))) > (setf (%ptr instance) (mm-metaclass-alloc class)) > > ;;; XXX this is a horrible hack because we don't support unbound > slots > ;;; not in shared-initialize because that is more likely to > destroy the system's optimizations???? > (let ((slot-definitions (class-slots class))) > (loop for s in slot-definitions do > (when (and (slot-definition-memory-mapped s) > (slot-definition-initfunction s)) > (unless (get-properties initargs (slot-definition-initargs s)) > (setf (slot-value-using-class class instance s) > (funcall (slot-definition-initfunction s)))))))))) > instance) I guess this is where the overhead comes from. I don't see an obvious way how to avoid the overhead. (Sorry.) You could try to support unbound slots nonetheless, but this would still lead to slower initializations because it would bypass certain optimizations a CLOS implementations is allowed to do without your own slot-xyz-using-class methods. >> Note that you can also define methods on make-instance and allocate- >> instance, if that helps. > > The situation when most instance creation occurs is when an object is > instantiated from the database into a Lisp object (generally with one > slot, (hopefully) a fixnum "mptr"). > > It is possible for the object to have normal instance slots (caches or > temporary slots). Those should be initialized according to the normal > rules. It would be possible to generate an compiled function to do > this > explicitly for all such slots -- firstly calling allocate-instance(?) > directly and then the init-functions for each slot. > > One approach I was considering was to inherit from structure-class > instead of standard-class, etc. This would finesse the > initialisation as > structure slots are also never unbound. But I think that is not really > portable? (And perhaps not sensible) Maybe you could initialize the memory in some other way (by writing 0's, for example), and then not use CLOS initialization at all for such slots. Instead, invoke another generic function 'initialize- memory-mapped-slots that can be specialized by a user as an :after method on initialize-instance. Then you could at least bypass the iteration through the slot definition metaobjects. Just an idea... Pascal -- Pascal Costanza, mailto:pc@..., http://p-cos.net Vrije Universiteit Brussel Software Languages Lab Pleinlaan 2, B-1050 Brussel, Belgium


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When i switch on my laptop(Samsung np-r540) it just only show a blinking cursor. I tried to boot it via an external hdd which has ubuntu installed in it. I can view contents of my primary hdd from ubuntu. My primary hdd contains ubuntu and windows 7. All system files are preserved but when I do normal booting it just shows a blinking cursor.
The laptop was working properly and I was switching from a video to another suddenly a small sound was heard from inside and it was there until I turned of the laptop by pressing power button. From here ownwards my laptop is like this.
I am asking for a way to make it boot without reinstalling it. All contents are there in the hdd, as I can see it from ubuntu in external hdd.