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- mike said...
Tracey - those are some nice biscuits! The are so fluffy! Mine were rather flat. I probably "heavy-handed" them at some point. The have the nicest texture to them too - glad you were able to do them without a rush and enjoy making (and eating) them. They look fantastic!
- October 20, 2009 at 4:10 AM
- natalia said...
Ciao ! I did enjoy their sweet potato plavour the next days too !!
- October 20, 2009 at 6:04 AM
- Bethie said...
Slap on a piece of salty country ham and I bet you those babies would be dynamite. They look good to me. Any sweet potato biscuit I have ever had tended to be on the flat side and heavy.
- October 20, 2009 at 6:29 AM
- El said...
This recipe took me completely by surprise. I've never heard of sweet potato biscuits. They look really good. I'll definitely have to try them out!
- October 20, 2009 at 7:41 AM
- Amber said...
unique twist! great photos!
- October 20, 2009 at 8:30 AM
- Maria said...
They look great. I love sweet potatoes!
- October 20, 2009 at 9:30 AM
- Jeannette said...
Your biscuits are PUFF GODS compared to my "cookies!" Great job, speckled or not... they look simply fabulous!!!
- October 20, 2009 at 9:33 AM
- Kayte said...
I think they look delicious. Love the color, the rise, the texture, they look really good. Wish that was what came out of my kitchen that afternoon! Love baking with you. See, we got it done before Monday for once! LOL. When are we doing the torte?
- October 20, 2009 at 9:35 AM
- Clivia said...
Yours are some of the best I've seen. I love the texture.
- October 20, 2009 at 9:40 AM
- Karen said...
Those are so cute!
- October 20, 2009 at 9:55 AM
- Natalie said...
These look so delicious and like they have the perfect chew! I made a BBQ Chicken Sweet Potato last week and it was so delicious, I can't get sweet potatoes off my mind! These would be great for breakfast with some eggs.
- October 20, 2009 at 10:43 AM
- Katrina said...
You definitely got some great rise on yours. And I think they look great, mine seem to be a little speckled, too. I made sp ones and pumpkin ones--with a little twist. I agree about them being better the next day.
- October 20, 2009 at 10:57 AM
- Lauryn said...
I think your biscuits look AMAZING!! I don't know what happened to mine...but I'd much rather have yours!! :)
- October 20, 2009 at 12:02 PM
- Kim said...
I think they look wonderful. At least you got a little rise out of yours. Mine are flat like pancakes.
- October 20, 2009 at 12:02 PM
- Valerina said...
Your biscuits look beautiful, They have a nice looking texture. I believe that this is the way they are supposed to look. :)
- October 20, 2009 at 12:19 PM
- Eliana said...
Biscuit making scares me but since you said you evjoyed for a few days after making them, I will give them a try.
- October 20, 2009 at 12:28 PM
- Madam Chow said...
Yours look great, so don't sell yourself short. Mine - not so much!
- October 20, 2009 at 2:28 PM
- Goldilox said...
Your biscuits look great! You overcame the "puff" issues for sure. Good idea adding a bit of water -- my dough was pretty dry too. Well done!
- October 20, 2009 at 2:34 PM
- Di said...
I think they look great! And good for you, getting them done ahead of time. =) I still didn't make these, and don't know when I will.
- October 20, 2009 at 2:46 PM
- Amber Marie said...
These are the tallest I've seen! Perhaps you have a hidden talent for biscuit making.
- October 20, 2009 at 3:54 PM
- Amy said...
They look great! Sorry they weren't your favorite - I totally loved them!
www.singforyoursupperblog.com - October 20, 2009 at 4:18 PM
- SUGAR B said...
Hi Tracey! Funny, not too many people liked this recipe!
But I have to say, yours look superb! - October 20, 2009 at 4:24 PM
- TeaLady said...
Oh, Tracey, those look fantastic. They rose beautifully and I love the coloring.
Mine are flat and tasteless.
Glad yours worked out so well. - October 20, 2009 at 5:43 PM
- Steph said...
I think your biscuits look nice! It can be so hard to know when to stop working dough sometimes. I had flour spots!
- October 20, 2009 at 6:09 PM
- Amanda said...
Those look great, nice rise! Mine didn't get that high :-p
- October 20, 2009 at 8:50 PM
- Jen @ My Kitchen Addiction said...
Sweet potato biscuits sound amazing... I have biscuit troubles, too, so you're not alone. I think yours look good, though!
- October 20, 2009 at 9:43 PM
- Mary Ann said...
Your biscuits look really good! They have lots of height. I am glad you liked them.
- October 20, 2009 at 10:29 PM
- margot said...
Beautiful biscuits, they're so puffy and orange! This was my first time making biscuits, but I tend to be the same way when handling pie and similar doughs, totally scared to overmix.
- October 20, 2009 at 10:32 PM
- dharmagirl said...
i love the color of your biscuits, tracey! i really had to work mine to get them to come together...i should've added milk too.
- October 21, 2009 at 12:16 AM
- Leslie said...
I hope after seeing my biscuits, you realized how successful yours were! I think they look great, and since I can't stand an overworked biscuit, I think they'd be perfect for me.
- October 21, 2009 at 2:15 AM
- Melissa said...
My mom is a famous biscuit maker. I, apparently, am not. Mine didn't rise, either, but I guarentee yours look much better. ;) Mine were more like flatbread. Ah well, I would never have tried them otherwise, so I'm glad I did.
- October 21, 2009 at 8:16 AM
- Pamela said...
They do look great, Tracey. I thought they were better after sitting a bit, too. And like you, I'm not a biscuit maker. Practice makes perfect, right? Oh well...we tried!
- October 21, 2009 at 9:00 AM
- spike. said...
The color of your biscuits is so perfect!
- October 21, 2009 at 9:40 AM
- AmyRuth said...
You had me fooled ....I thought I was the procrastinator. Darn, you beat me at it. Seems like you and the twitter bakers are always ahead of the game. Either way I think your biscuits are great! They do stand tall and don't let anyone tell you otherwise, girlie! I may give these another go for the holidays.
AmyRuth - October 21, 2009 at 1:38 PM
- myfamousrecipe said...
You've described my biscuit experience exactly: the under-worked dough (for fear of over-working it), the addition of milk, and an overall disappointment with the fluffiness factor. If you find a Biscuit Doctor, please send her my way!
- October 21, 2009 at 2:35 PM
- Prudy said...
Hey, they look great! I know they were a little tricky, but still fun to give them a go. What a great great blog. I'm dying to try those apple cider donuts. Maybe this weekend with a little luck!
- October 21, 2009 at 5:22 PM
- pinkstripes said...
I think your biscuits look great! I agree they were good/okay, not something I would make again.
- October 21, 2009 at 7:08 PM
- Peggy said...
You do not stink at making biscuits. Those are absolutely perfect and I bet they taste just as good! Sorry I am late posting this week. Great job.
- October 21, 2009 at 7:31 PM
- Pam said...
Your biscuits look really good and you have a very nice blog!
- October 23, 2009 at 8:04 AM
- Teanna said...
I actually made these but never posted them because they came out like hockey pucks! I don't know what I did wrong! Although you don't sound like you were crazy about them, they look gorgeous!
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more than 4.52 MTs compared to previous fiscal, registering a growth of 1.0%.
Ms. Zohra Chatterji, CMD of the coal major said, "I am happy to inform that the Company has turned around the crippling negative growth of 19% and 16.9% in the months of August and September 2011 due to unprecedented rains and ended with a positive growth of 1% this fiscal. Production picked up in February 2012 recording 17% growth over the previous year as the entire Coal India team geared up to meet the challenge.
Maximum production in a day touched a record 2.03 MT,
coal off-take reached an all time high of 231 rakes in a day while satisfaction of the power sector was maintained at 94% recording 2% growth over the previous year. Coal production and off-take in March were the highest ever in a single month since inception.
The resoluteness of Coal India employees who stood up to the challenges and contributed to the growth is commendable. The Company is now fully geared up to put up a spirited performance in attaining the optimistic target for 2012-13 which has been fixed for 464.1 Mts".
Multi-pronged action, which was taken to enhance production, productivity and overall performance of CIL on short-term and long-term basis is mentioned below:
1) Intensive Area level monitoring was introduced in the months of Feb & March, 2012 and instructions issued for mine wise monitoring at area level with fixing of accountability for non-achievement of target.
2) In the wake of recent wage hike, an appeal was made to all the employees to shoulder the responsibility of enhancing production to meet the energy requirements of the country.
3) Resources were effectively mobilized and supply of explosives streamlined. The adverse impact, on coal production was negligible during the nation-wide one-day strike on 28.02.2012.
4) Meeting was held with Chairman, Railway Board and intensive monitoring done to ensure availability of at least 10-12 additional rakes per day in the month of February & March 2012.
An all time high record of 231 rakes could be achieved on 31st March 2012 and the highest ever average daily loading of 199 rakes was achieved in the month of March.
5) Matter of EC & FC was taken up with Secretary, MoEF for expediting clearances on fast track basis; permission was sought to produce 25% more than the existing EC capacity in 11 projects/Mines reaching capacity limit. EC for 3 projects was obtained in Feb and 7 projects cleared in March 2012 totaling 19 Mt.
6) Guidelines issued for preparation of detailed Action Plan for 2012-13 by each subsidiary
7) R&R Policy of CIL revised to facilitate faster acquisition of land for expansion of projects/ opening of New projects
8) Amrapali Project, CCL of 12.0 MTPY with an estimated cost of Rs 858.11 Crores sanctioned in the 278th Board meeting held on 13.02.2012. The project is likely to contribute 1.5 MT of coal in 2012-13.
9) In order to facilitate faster evacuation of coal, CHP for Jayant project of NCL was sanctioned in 279th Board held on 12th March 2012.
10) The matter for speedy realization of coal sale dues amounting to Rs.3545 crores has also been taken up with the Secretary/Chief Secretary of Energy deptt. of the respective States.
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a) Production of raw coal during 2011-12 was 435.84 million tonnes as against 431.32 million tonnes produced in 2010-11, which represents a growth of 4.52 million tones in absolute terms (1.0 %) over the corresponding period last year. In comparison to the AAP target of 447 million tones set in the beginning of the year, the achievement is 96.5%. The contribution from opencast mines was 91% of total coal production which has improved to 397.45 million tonnes compared to 391.30 million tonnes in 2010-11.
b) A quick look at the month-wise production analysis would reveal the fact that the company had maintained a cumulative positive growth of 1.4% till July'11. However, excessive rainfall in almost all the coalfields in August and September 2011 had an adverse impact on coal production, and resulted a catastrophic negative growth of 19.0% and 16.9% in the month of August and September'11 respectively. Due to this heavy rainfall, coal production, OB removal and offtake suffered heavily almost in all the subsidiaries as it had caused major damages in mine haul road, coal transportation road and overburden dumps. Some of the major coal mines were partially drowned in some of the subsidiaries. The negative growth trend continued in the month of October'11 also (-8.4%). Due to concerted effort and focused strategy if CIL team, the cumulative negative growth till January'12 (1.6%) was arrested and became positive in the month of Feb'12 with significant production growth of 17.0%. The company could thus wipe off the negative growth. The effort was sustained in the month of March'12, which has led to a production of 54.14 million tonnes against 50.71 million tonnes produced in March'11 thereby recording a growth of 6.8%.
c) The contribution from two subsidiaries, namely, SECL and MCL is praiseworthy. SECL and MCL have made an excellent effort in post rainfall recovery and produced an all time high of 113.84 million tonnes and 103.12 million tonnes respectively this year. SECL and BCCL have achieved respective AAP target for 2011-12.
d) Off-take of raw coal continued to maintain its upward trend and reached an all time high of 432.53 million tonnes during the year 2011-12, surpassing previous highest figure of 424.50 million tonnes achieved last year representing a growth of 1.9 %. As compared to AAP target of 452.0 million tones, the achievement is 95.6 %. BCCL and SECL have the distinction of achieving their AAP targets and have registered an impressive growth of 2.5% and 5.6% respectively over the corresponding period last year. While ECL, CCL, and MCL could achieve positive growth of 3.5%, 2.7% and 0.4% respectively, NCL, WCL and NEC have registered negative growth.
e) Lack of adequate wagon supply till Dec'11 held the Company back on projected growth in off-take and consequent liquidation of coal stock. The issue was taken up with Railway Board. Sustained efforts and regular coordination with railways at different levels saw wagon loading improve by another 345 boxes per day over last year. However in relation to AAP target, materialization was 96.6%. The average loading of rakes touched an all time high of 196.6 rakes/day in Feb'12 and 198.9 rakes/day in Mar'12 as against 168.1 rakes/day and 179.6 rakes/day achieved in the corresponding month last year. The average number of rakes per day was 168.7 in 2011-12 against 161.9 in 2010-11.
f) Major deviation from AAP target has taken place in CCL, MCL and WCL. The loading potentials of CCL and MCL/Ib-valley could not be utilized due to inadequate supply of empty wagons. In some of the coalfields like CCL-Karanpura and MCL-Talcher desired level of rail dispatch was affected due to less transportation of coal to sidings arising out of naxalite bandh and obstruction/agitation by local people on various demands. Dispatch at NCL was affected due to supply of BOBR rakes moving in close circuit within Singrauli region and non-availability of Box 'N' rakes.
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Important Highlights of 2011-12
Maharatna Status:
Coal India Limited was granted the 'Maha Ratna' status on 11 April, 2011 by the Government of India thus becoming only the 5th PSU in the country, of a total of 215 Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs), to have been conferred with this status.
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Most Valued Company in the country:
On 17 August 2011, Coal India emerged as the Most Valued Company in the country in terms of Market Capitalization – the pinnacle of success every business entity dreams of and aspires for. The company's value stood at a whopping Rs.2,51,296 Crores. What made the achievement all the more significant was that a public sector company could attain such lofty heights.
Bags 'Company of the Year Award'
Coal India Limited was conferred the coveted "Company of the Year Award" by Indian Chamber of Commerce and Department of Public Enterprises (DPE) on 19 September 2011 at 2nd Summit on 'India Public Sector Agenda @2020' at New Delhi.
MoU Excellence Award:
Coal India Limited received the MoU Excellence Award for Outstanding rating for the year 2009-10 in New Delhi, on 31 January 2012 in a formal awards function 'MoU Excellence Awards/SCOPE Excellence Awards for outstanding contribution to the Public Sector Management' organized by Department of Public Enterprises (DPE), Ministry of Heavy Industries & Public Enterprises.
Finalizes National Coal Wage Agreement IX in record time:
Coal India Limited (CIL) on 31 January 2012, finalized the wage agreement for its 3.63 Lakh strong non-executive work force by giving a 25% increase on gross wages as of 30 June 2011. The wage hike that would be effective retrospectively from 1 July 2011 is for a five-year period. With the conclusion of the wage negotiation, Coal India for the second time becomes the first Central Public Sector Undertaking in the country to successfully finalize the wage pact. The NCWA IX was concluded in a record time of only 6 months since the formation of JBCCI in August 2011. Never in the history of CIL was a wage agreement concluded so swiftly.
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The Cubs are absolutely..........Kickin' the h ell out of the Giants today, in frigid Wrigley. It's lonely at the top.
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Enjoy your pennant race now in the 2nd week of April..come July you'll be battling the Padres for 4th in the division in 115 degree heat..
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The Cubs are winning? All that proves is that a blind squirrel does indeed find a nut once in awhile. Fan forums are enjoyable. They are not life or death.
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Yes the Cubs once again snatched defeat from the steel jaws of victory. A victory that would have put the D-backs in the top spot in the NL West until the October classic, but alas we'll have to wait at least one more day. Yet as I pondered and wondered why (and how) the Cubs could have lost this game today after forging to such a seemingly insurmountable lead, it soon dawned on me that the Cubs wear that sales light special color of blue (Attention K-mart shoppers!!!!) A color that is donned by another team noted for their losing ways, a team that plays in the NL West that shall remain nameless. Maybe the Cubs could develop of uni color of Sedona Red or Old School Purple ( like the color the D-backs wore in that wonderful, well remembered and cherished by America, 2001 championship season.) A change of uni color may help change their losing ways.
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..i have a feeling you're shopping for the After Christmas or After New Year's Sale??..
Sony, Panny and Canon are all good. As a matter of fact, i bought the Canon Vixia HG20 (hard drive format), early this yr. Price and zoom capability are quite good & reasonable. And looking at the prices, they haven't gone down much either. IMO, the technology is quite worth the price.
If you want to search a bit, you can go to this site. It's the one i used to search, prior to purchasing the Canon camcorder.
Good luck & enjoy your new tech toy!
That's a good site Chris. Thanks for the link. It will take me some time to browse through.
Can u guys tell me the best way to back up my videos from DV tapes. Should I convert them all to avi files?
I know the easiest way is to back them up with a DVD recorder. And I was told the VOB file can still be edited with some softwares. But I really wanna know the quality and the size difference between AVI and VOB files. Thanks!
Sorry for an off topic reply.
This is exactly the problem I have as well.
The DVD recorder option is simple but slow to edit. Then there is a need to archive as I want to archive on HDD as well as DVD.
Hmm..for these..
- Stefan, i think you meant to ask which file format is better to convert the DV tapes into, VOB or AVI? IMO, all has their good and not so good.
- As for saving or converting them to AVI files, imo, they're only useful if you want to watch the video w/out a DVD or if you want to upload your video to a broadcast website (like youtube).
Overall, i'd say the AVI file is more flexible in terms of how one wants to watch it.
- VOB and AVI files can be edited with some softwares.
- As for the file size between an AVI or VOB file, well, it depends. If i recall, if the VOB is uncompressed, then the file will be the same if not much larger as an AVI file. However, there are new options which will compress a VOB format file. Quality-wise, both should be roughly the same.
Cheung, not only that, the High Def. video (esp. a Blu-ray version) has a .m2ts file format as its default recording format. Thus, if you want to watch the video, you may have to convert them, first, to an AVI or VOB format.
From there, you can do your editing before deciding your final video format.
Personally, i'd convert any kind of digital video file to an .avi format, first. From there, i can decide whether to do any additional editing or leave them as they are in my HD or save/convert them to a DVD/.vob format.Last edited by ctjcad; 12-28-2009 at 12:07 PM.
The best option is to use the software that came with the camera and import it to your pc in it's original format. Once on PC you can probably do anything with it that you want, perhaps even with the provided software.
Windows Movie Maker seems to be able to capture DV through firewire .Last edited by demolidor; 12-28-2009 at 01:06 PM.
VirtualDub is a good AVI editor. Also, I think the VideoLan (VLC) team are releasing a video editor soon.
Here is another program to capture DV to your pc: WinDV (freeware)
Thanks guys!
Chris, I wonder if an VOB file was uncompressed. I've just backed up an one hour plus video to a single layer DVD disc (4.7GB) by using DVD recorder. And I had once used my computer to capture an one hour video from a DV tape. It was in AVI fromat. If I remember correctly, it was a lot bigger than 4.7GB.
demolidor, is it really possible to back up the digital data from a DV tape without converting it to other video formats?
I read one tape can store close to 13GB data. DV and miniDV should be just digital data stored on tape and can be imported through a firewire connection (or USB).
Personally I/we went from Hi8 to AVCHD so haven't had to do it for myself. Did try it once at a friend's house and worked fine with windows movie maker.
This seems to be a decent tutorial, confirming you can import your video in it's original DV-avi format -> http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/w...om-a-videotapeLast edited by demolidor; 12-28-2009 at 09:07 PM.
- Yes, an uncompressed VOB file should be quite large. It's roughly the same size as an hr long AVI file (if both use the same resolution and are uncompressed).
- Yes, you can download a video/digital data from a DV tape in its original format (use default program or other softwares). However, since DV doesn't have an "official" format and most of the computers out there are Windows/Microsoft-based, the DV tape format is often encrypted into AVI containers (.avifile.dll). One can also get it in Quicktime & MXF formats.Last edited by ctjcad; 12-29-2009 at 01:46 AM.
So, according to the file size and the video duration. The video that burnt by my DVD recorder was definately compressed!
I wanna store all the videos in the highest quality. And since I only have 30 something DV tapes so far. I think I m gonna convert my video to AVI format and put them into an external HD.
Thanks all for the detailed explanation.
being a .AVI file has nothing to do with quality or file size. AVI is just a container. the quality and file size depends on the codec and bitrate of the video.
the best quality you can get will be to copy the compress DV files directly from your tapes. if you can't do that then you'll have to play the DV files and recapture the video stream on your computer using a lossless codec, e.g. huffyuv, before recompressing it into a smaller lossy format, e.g. h264. you're unlikely to be able to capture directly into a lossy format with excellent quality unless you have a super fast cpu.
the lossy format you should choose depends on what you intend to do with the files, e.g. MPEG2 if you want to make video dvds, h264 if you want to make bluray discs or play back on computer, leave it in lossless format if you want to do more editing.
virtualdub only works with VfW (video for windows) codecs, e.g. xvid, so you can't use it to encode AVC files.
Hehe I wouldn't recommend using Huffy, you'll run out of space in no time (tried a long long time ago). I do think the windows movie maker directly imports the content on the tape as is without converting if you choose the DV-avi option (or maybe I just think so because HDV can do it). Only problem with tapes is even copying as is will happen with x1 speed so it may be mistaken as converting. The HDV format that records on miniDV has the same downside compared to harddisk and flash memory.
Another WMM step-by-step tutorial, can't get any clearer than this: http://makeinternettv.org/edit/win.import-dvtape.php
They say the filesize ends up being roughly 13GB so whether or not any conversion takes place, 13GB for 1 hour of SD video makes for pretty outstanding quality....
Any opinions on the Panasonic? I haven't checked out the price in the shops
Don't think you can go wrong with any of the Canon, Sony, Panasonic, JVC top of the range models. The low light image does look a little on the soft side and apparently it's sharper on it's flash memory sister model the TM300 of which there is an upgraded model available: HDC-TM350 with 64 GB SSD memory (http://www.trustedreviews.com/camcor...c-HDC-TM350/p1). I'd probably pick that one over the HS300, if it's available (seems JP and Europe model only in addition to being a limited model, do see it available on eBay from Japan). The Sony to me looks the most detailed of the low noise 100% crop comparison pics but best to rely on your own impressions .
It's always usefull to check out actual camera footage on YouTube or Vimeo as well (although not everyone converts their video's in top notch quality).
For that one..
..i haven't tried it, only looked at the specs/reviews. so here's my opinion only:
- You can't really go wrong with a camcorder that's ranked in the top 3 for 2009 (@camcorderinfo)..
- There are always good and bad to every camcorder. For HS300(e.g. better ability to record @ night-time/low light, bigger storage space).
- However, i'm just considering the Max. bitrate capability which is only 17 Mbps in comparison to 24 Mpbs. The bitrate affects the quality of the video by allowing how much data is stored per second. Of course, the higher the bitrate the more storage space it needs.
So, if you have the Panny and Canon and want to record at the same resolution of say 1920x1080, the Canon would have a slightly better quality video because it records more data (mega bits) per second. The Panny version will record in a "compressed" version.
Further, one can always take a high quality video file (i.e., a large data file) and shrink it (compress it) down with editing software. But it's nearly impossible to take a low quality (compressed) file and boost its quality by adding more data.
In any rate, the difference in Mbps is minimal. And if one can live w/that, then i'd say, that's fine. For me, i'd say both are equally as good. The price of the Panny is also nice, but maybe not for my pocket.
Enjoy whichever you choose, Cheung!.
Some test videos, out of several, from youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-y211tipp0 (Night time/low light, looks like it was shot in HK??)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diDtJu38rL0 (Moon/night)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0ouT3LPrXQ (Day)Last edited by ctjcad; 01-03-2010 at 12:08 PM.
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Happy New Year to all... The EAC 2013 Happening winners have been chosen. The below will also appear in Region 8 and January's Penny-Wise. Gentlemen (and Ladies) start you coppers !
2013 EAC Convention Large Cent "Happening" Varieties chosen.
Thanks to all who took the time to send me suggestions for the 2013 EAC Convention Large Cent "Happening" varieties. I received many interesting worthy suggestions. Ultimately, I had to load the Ark with only 7 varieties..... earlies, middles, and latecomers.......anyway, selections combined virtues of rarity, die states, availability in decent grades/or not, "coolness" factor, and whether or not the variety had been previously featured in a prior "Happening". Since I received no bribes (or threats).....all were consider on a level playing field.
I also want to thank all who volunteered their time to bring the 2013 convention attendees an evening of real copper ecstasy. Actually, I believe that you are the ones that will derive the most fun and enjoyment from the " Happening". A BIG THANK YOU ! I will be contacting all volunteers via e-mail and sending a set of "Volunteer Happening Instructions" about 30 days prior to the convention.
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Here we go with the 2013 EAC Large Cent "Happening" Varieties:
1794 S-36. R5. A tough variety. Hard to find at a decent grade level. Just might be a '94 crowd pleaser. I'm counting on the '94 specialists to come through with some of the better examples, as the majority of us don't have one of these.
1794 S-62 R4+. A '94 favorite. A neat CUD in the later die state. The perfect early state without the CUD is rare.
1798 S-156. R5+ Style I hair. Reverse of 1796. A tough coin. Even tougher in decent grades above VG. The Census lists a 30 net 25 coin as the top-ranked example. The later state develops a neat obverse die crack.
1802 S-239. R3. a.k.a. the "elephant trunk" variety". Not rare....but cool. Neat and interesting die state progressions. Someone bring that EDS, state I example, with a berry showing right of T in CENT.
1835 N11. R4+. A difficult middle date in higher grades. A nice progression of the deterioration of reverse die from early through middle, then to late, exhibiting a heavy reverse CUD.
1838 N14. R4. The "Young Heads" don't always get due respect. The '38 N14 is an interesting variety with neat die states, including a serious and rare CUD in the terminal state. Quite scarce in high grades, with only about 3 currently known in mint sate.
1852 N23. R6-. Another tough and popular late date that exhibits a nice progression die states beginning with the "perfect" state a. Then all "H" breaks loose on the reverse. A reverse CUD at K 5-6, in state b, finally advancing to add another reverse CUD at K2 in state d.
So there you have it.....the 2013 EAC Large Cent "Happening" field of all-American beauties ! Bring yours to compete in the upcoming event this May in Ohio.
As is always the case at a "Happening", coins will be up for inspection. If you do not want your coin to be handled, please bring them in a "Kointain"or similar clear protective viewing device.
Variety ADDED on 01-03-2013 ( See additional message below)
1846N16. R5. Tall Date. A tough late date. Comes "perfect", then with neat die state obverse CUD progression, first between star 10 and 11 and inching-up to to include a break or second connecting CUD from start 9 to 11 in state d. Can anyone guess the rarest CUD state?.


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The Sisters, Servants of Mary, Ministers to the Sick, celebrated the 50th anniversary of their order in Oxnard Oct. 8 at Santa Clara Church.
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"We all have a spiritual dimension, a longing to connect with the Deity," notes Father Elewaut, administrator of San Buenaventura Mission in Ventura. "Our California missions provide an opportunity to connect with that longing, and offer us a historical continuity with those who have gone before us in faith."
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Herbie went on a boat trip to the Mentawai Islands this past fall. It was all-time. With a crew that consisted of Nathan Fletcher, Bruce Irons, John John Florence and Danny Fuller, how could it not be?
When Herbie came back to San Clemente, he came back in typical form: with lots of great tales of near-perfect surf and good times. He also took a bunch of photos for definitive proof of all of this. Always stoked, always amped. So Herbie.
Here Herbie takes us back to last October and how it all went down. Read it through and check out the pics while you're at it. To say the least, Herbie and the guys were going mental at the Mentawai Islands! This is Part 1 in the series, with more to follow in upcoming blogs.
I was sitting at my desk at Astrodeck, working on some new traction pads when Nathan called me and asked if I would like to go on a boat trip that he was putting together. I hesitated for a moment because I wanted to go, but knew that something like this was going to be a big commitment. I was thinking about all those waves I had seen from photos and about being on a boat for two weeks. If the waves were going to be good, it would be such a great trip.
Nathan told me that Archy (Matt Archbold), Bruce Irons, Danny Fuller, and John John Florence were the surfers he had picked to go, with Art Brewer taking photos and Joel Guy as the videographer. Such a core group of guys. Hard to pass up.
It was a perfect time of the year for surf and the winds…well, it's an island, you know? No matter what the wind does, somewhere it's offshore. At work, things were slow. Business usually is during Mid-Fall. And at the islands during this same time, there are hardly any boats because the season is coming to an end. So that also means no crowds. Not that that really matters, I guess, because I always get my quota. So, keep in mind, all these things factored into my head real quick about whether or not I should go. Then when Nathan said that it would only be the six of us on that boat, I was so stoked. Just us at that break. And I couldn't think of a better group to go with.
I mean, I've known these guys since they were groms. Archy, Nathan and I used to surf all the time together. California, Hawaii, Mexico, etc. Archy would come by just before sunrise and get the coffee going. It was a trip to see him now with a fat ass gun, laughing and joking. "Fuck Herb!" he'd yell. And Nathan would be right there chomping at the bit, so excited to surf with Arch, knowing that he was going to have a good day.
To watch Arch surf was the best because Archy is the man. Archy surfed fucking great. Always doing new and innovating things. His surfing has always been radical and he put himself in critical positions, and pulled it off, frontside and backside. There are only a few great surfers that push the limit every five years. Kids have always been coming up, changing and pushing the old guys, and Archy was one of those kids.
Bruce Irons is another one of those surfers who has always been gnarly. He's been blowing minds from a young age. Bruce and Andy would come by Astrodeck first thing in the summer on their way to the NSSA Nationals at Trestles. They'd stock up on Astrodeck for the contests so they'd have more control with their boards and be able to push the limits in the air and on edge. As they grew-up, they'd stop by my house at Pipeline on the North Shore. Bruce and Andy would hang out with the best surfers of the time. This was the Wave Warriors house that I owned with Gerry Lopez. The Pipe house. We'd lock the gate to keep the posers out. To get through the gate was a big deal, and I knew that Bruce and Andy were going to be part of surf history somewhere down the line. Coming from a big surf family based out of Haina, Kauai, they just had the "It" factor, and I got to watch them develop their talent. Lucky me.
Danny Fuller also came from Kauai and surfed the North Shore ripping Pipeline. He's so casual and smooth, with lots of style. He's part of the current gang dominating the Pipeline line-up. He's very versatile; from hot-dogging small waves to tow-in's at Teahupo'o. He's also one of the most friendly and happy-go-along guys I've ever known. Always smiling and laughing.
John John. The tow-headed North Shore grom. I've watched John John surf since he was eight-years-old and now he's suddenly turned into "da man" at places like Pipe and Backdoor. Here he was on this trip, still only 16-years-old, but hanging with all the older guys. But the kid surfs like you can't even imagine. He's the future. Being raised on the North Shore among surfing's powerful elite, and learning from them, watching them, surfing with the best of the best, has all contributed in allowing John John to take it to the next level. His surfing is what the other kids are going to try to live up to. He tows-in when big wave riders won't even paddle out. He walks right by them and says, "See you out there!"
Nathan has always surfed…since he could hold on to a boogie board. I think even before he could walk! I'd play with him, float around with him in the water. He always rode the big waves. In Hawaii, I would have to pull him up from under water by his leash. Nathan is a true daredevil. From motorcycles to snowboarding to skateboarding to big wave surfing. He's a master of it all and with respect. When he was younger, Nathan always had to keep up with Christian and the other older guys, and so that would just push him. And then some. Everyone has always loved Nathan because of his talent and his mellow vibe. He just does what he does, hanging out and loving it. Surfing, traveling, making movies, doing magazine articles, designing and shaping surfboards, painting, taking photos, etc. He's a real artist-in-motion.
Art Brewer. I've known Art since I was seventeen. He's always had a camera around his neck. I really got to know him when he and Spider Wells moved in next door to me in '69 at Pipeline. It's been a long road. He's been on the cutting edge of surf photography for over forty years and still has the stoke to go on surf trips. He's paid his dues and got his rewards. Art taught me how to work a manual camera back in the mid-seventies, and he's still teaching me.
So this was our little group. No tourists allowed. This was a trip that only Nathan could put together. No maggazine or clothing company could come up with something like this, with these group of guys. From 16 to 60. And what an adventure it was.
It began when we flew into Singapore and found out that there had been an earthquake in Padang. Padang is where the rest of us were to meet up with Bruce and John John at the boat. There was no chance of us getting a flight into Padang after the quake. So we hung in Singapore for awhile, some of us just prowling through the city of lights, some of just trying to get some rest while we had to wait around.
Finally, after about two days, we were able to head for Padang, where we met up immediately with Bruce and John John at the boat. And right off the bat, we went to Lance's Right for sunrise services. It was head high and overhead for a few days. The goofy-footers wanted to go to Macaronis.
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Shortly announcing Suffolk's individual assistance declaration, Gov. Andrew Cuomo warned National Grid, the company which currently holds a service contract with the Long Island Power Authority, that it better hurry up if it wants to renew its contract.
"In the long term, I will advise the LIPA trustees to consider this experience, and the utility's past performance responding to major storms, when National Grid seeks to renew its contract with LIPA," the governor said in a statement. "In short, if National Grid hopes to renew its contract, they better get the power on now."
Howard Steinberg, LIPA's chairman of the board of trustees, responded with the following: "The Board takes Governor's Cuomo's comments concerning the restoration efforts of National Grid which operates the electric system on Long Island and LIPA with the utmost seriousness and shares the governor's concerns about the speed of restoration efforts and the communication lapses which have occurred."
LIPA pledged to restore 90 to 95 percent of customers who lost power due to Tropical Storm Irene by Friday and 99 percent by Sunday. Friday afternoon officials said they were on track to hit the Friday goal, and by Saturday morning, according to its outage map, 93 percent of customers had been restored by 8 a.m.
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The park is the second this summer to be limited in access; Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown remains closed between dusk and dawn for the same reason.
So far this summer, 65 instances of West Nile have been detected in mosquitos and 24 in birds. One human - who has fully recovered - has been reported to be infected in Suffolk, according to the county.


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In today's Cubs-Yankees game at Wrigley Field, the Cubs (who I am a diehard fan of, unfortunately) were trailing 4-2 as they entered the bottom of the ninth inning. Then, Reed Johnson led off the ninth inning with a home run off of future Hall of Famer, Mariano Rivera, to cut the Yankees' lead to 4-3.
But, Joe Buck, the play-by-play announcer today for the Fox broadcast, thought Johnson's home run tied the game. And thankfully, I had my Flip camera handy to get video of his gigantic fail of a home run call.
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Chrysler Unveiled 2011 Dodge Charger Police Car : In an effort to increase its police car market share from 18% to 40%, Dodge, Chrysler has released photos of their new 2011 Dodge Charger Pursuit. Chrysler is out to prove it's a contender for lucrative American Police agency car contracts with its 2011 Charger Pursuit. Ford [...]
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2011 Dodge Charger Pursuit Police Car Unveiled by Chrysler
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