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Spherical panorama shot on March 27th 2013 in arrival area (panorama area is covered by 10m of snow under me) of Marmottes 3 Funitel. Read the rest of this entry »
For the sportive event Ultra Tour des 4 Massifs (UT4M) that takes place in the four mountains areas around Grenoble (Vercors, Chartreuse, Belledonne, Taillefer), SkiVR will showcase immersive panoramic 360º video with Freedom 360 rig.
Odoxo, media partner of the event, will benefit of complet Freedom 360 rig with cameras and accessories, loaned freely by SkiVR, to shoot panoramic video sequences of the event. Read the rest of this entry »
Range of Nodal Ninja poles extends in both directions ! Read the rest of this entry »
After few beta test versions, VideoStitch is now officially released in version 1.0, avalaible since this morning for download !
Software, avalaible in two version Pro and Extended, use at maximum CUDA technology developped by NVidia (manufacturer of processors for graphic cards). The only small inconvenient is that you need a NVidia graphic card in your computer but you can find easily some for hundred bucks that are already pretty powerful for VideoStitch.
Use of CUDA technology allows nearly real-time previews without using power of computer, all computing process being done on graphic card processor, and you get also live stitching which allows very efficient and fast production cycle. Read the rest of this entry »
At least we are nearly at the end ! It was a long work since nearly one year now and it'll finish this week-end, we change our online shop system
End of life of current shop, that we had updated a little last year, and was running on Magento, to go with a modern and more flexible solution, and that is also french based, Prestashop !
This solution is lot more customisable and will allow us to offer rent services, second hand sales, and lot of other opportunities !
So our last step is final switch to new store, it'll start this friday at the end of day (french time), and store will reopen at the latest on tuesday morning (or hopefully earlier if everything goes well). You'll need to reinitialise your password to access at your account in new store (we transfer all accounts data and past orders, so you don't loose history of your account with us)
Enjoy everyone the 3 days off during this week and see you back on tuesday for new store
Nick Fan presents very quickly in this video the next pole from Fanotec, that will allow to reach new height up to 9m, installed on Manfrotto tripod with special tripod adapter for pole. This is still an early preview of the product, not avalaible before few months yet !
To keep the whole setup stable, guy wire system is installed on each leg of tripod.
Perfect for really high point of view (it's around height of third stairs).
As previously explained for launch of Freedom 360 system for panoramic video, we'll offer starting on May 20th (we change our online shopping system on May 18th) Freedom 360 product for daily rent. It'll allow everyone to test and discover without financial risk video panoramic video. It'll be useful also for one time jobs without doing big investments !
Rent kit is composed of these elements:
-> Freedom 360 rig, the best product avalaible on market for easy shooting of panoramic video,
-> 6 GoPro HD Black cameras able to shoot HD video with batteries
-> 6 SDHC 64Go memory cards so you can shoot long time sessions
-> 6 USB chargers to charge all your cameras in same time (faster)
-> one CD including a copy of Videostitch software to stitch your videos (demo version allowing you to stitch videos up to 1600 x 800 pixels resolution) Read the rest of this entry »
This week has seen two important releases for fan of panoramic video. It looks like panoramic video is really taking off and I guess we still have numerous new features and technologies to discover in next few months.
-> Videostitch, automated stitching software for video to get panoramic videos, is now avalaible as public beta since this week. Windows and Linux version are already avalaible (Mac version soon avalaible). Download page is avalaible on this link. It's the perfect tool to use with the new Freedom 360 avalaible in store so you get whole solution to shoot and stitch easily all your panoramic videos. Be careful that you need NVidia graphic card in your computer to be able to run Videostitch, it uses extensively the Cuda technology (developped by NVidia) ! You'll find here on editor website some explanations about graphic cards you can use. Take profit of it so long it's in beta as the basic version is free for now and allows you to do already some very nice videos
-> Kolor Eyes, an application for now for iPad, is a very easy to use panoramic video player. It uses all the power of HTML5 for fluent rendering of video. The app is freely avalaible on iTunes Store and includes complete sample sequences, but you can also indicate an URL and the app will download and play the video in the iPad. Multiple projections are avalaible and it also handle the gyroscopic capabilities of iPad. We can hope Android version will be soon avalaible so everyone can enjoy the nice technology…
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and regardless of peoples opinions, you get the "last laugh" [great job on the concept for the video]
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The Fast Lane video from Em and Royce has a similar concept. I think it is a sweet idea, you edited your's very well
Even make yourself look like tech, put on a jersey and a clown mask or something like that would have made the video a lot better, I am not trying to hate, just you being in the video and lip syncing kinda killed it for me.
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Giving up all my damn names just merge that ***king server burning steppes eu with something else its just unplayable.
If they ever do merge realms my mains name is unique globally though plenty of my alts might get renamed.
I have no problem giving up the alt names.
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I'd love to see all low/mid pop servers get merged.
I don't think we need to merge servers, some people like to play on low pop servers and they can stay there and enjoy their time. Some people want a higher pop server and that's fine too you can just xfer to an already established high pop server.
I have several toons on low pop servers that I enjoy and I have my main on Arthas, a pretty good size server. I get the best of both worlds, well that is until they added cross realm zones >.>
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Hit the nail on the head about paying. In Korea players would scoff at paying $25+ per character to switch realms so the merges are needed there. In the US/EU Blizzard is effectively forcing reverse-merges, by leaving low-pop realms so unplayable that players break down and shell out the money to move themselves. If you browse around different realms it's very clear that has been happening on a large scale little by little. Realms that were low to mid pop realms seem like ghost towns in a lot of cases, and larger realms are now completely packed. That's because CRZ may help slightly, but it doesn't help for many important things forming/recruiting guilds, maintaining realm economies, or progression raiding. So players and entire guilds get tired of those things and either quit wow or shell out tons of money to move their characters to higher pop servers. That's lead to an indirect consolidation to high pop realms. I'm guessing that eventually when Blizzard thinks they've squeezed all they can out of the desolate lowest pop realms they will start to merge those, but that will be a last resort.
While translating the player comments in that post, I noticed almost no one had a negative comment about it. Seems like 95% of people commenting approved of the merge. Don't see why it would be different in US or EU realms.
I also noticed that on a KR realm you can have spaces in your name!!!!!!!111 :O WTB. (Or then it was just google translate playing tricks) Would solve a lot of naming issues though, especially if you have to rename your toon after a merge.
By the way, is there CRZ on KR realms?
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I wonder how this would work if you were character capped on two of the realms that were being merged. For example, I have 11 level 90s on 2 different Oceanic servers. If a merge like this happened here it is likely that all 12 Oceanic servers would be put into 1 or 2 servers. Would they allow more than 11 toons per server?
It's great that they are merging servers on KR realms. They need to do the same in the US/EU. There's an actual simple reason why:There are too many servers from when the game was still growing. It happened with blizzard and it happens to all companies. You grow and grow, hire people left and right to keep up with the growth. But once the growth stops you end up with way more people than you actually need. So you have to prune the excess to stay efficient and reduce bloat. It's the same story with the servers, there's too much bloat and it needs to be pruned.
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Well you are correct and Ghostcrawler even said that it would be a problem in a tweet or post about 2 months back.
At the same time, if a long time, well known, player like Landsoul can deal with having to rename his toon to LandsoulX, because a level 1 has that name on Illidan, surely you can suffer a extra character as well.
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I'd say that's a misconception. The real reason, I think, is that with the addition of dungeon/raid finder and cross-realm grouping and zones, the social aspect of wow took a huge hit. Faction imbalance too started when they allowed both factions on pvp realms, so people switched to the more populated one for the obvious advantage by simply rerolling. Because of these, realms became quieter/unbalanced and most players, thinking their realms were dying, transferred to a more popular one.
In short, people started flocking to high populated realms when before they were more evenly spread. That left more realms empty.
I'm not against realm merging, but I don't think it's badly needed either. Some hardcore free realm transfers should do the trick. I don't know if it's just me or not, but the last time I've seen an available free realm transfer at the login screen was 3 years ago. Is it just me or anyone else noticed this?


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that does actually look good, I like some char and I still see some pink in the middle
pro tip: to keep it from getting cold for the 10-15 mins you let it rest so you don't have a blood bath on your hands, tent a piece of foil over the top..
and for the love of god, slice against the grain
dave, your tri-tip does look really good....yes, my av is awesome!!!
I goofed up my pics, I will post a pic of the finished product.....
this is a good illustration.. the solid lines on either side of the dotted line show the two different directions the grain runs on a tri-tip
slicing across the grain as opposed to with the grain will give you a more tender slice, I could explain why but I'm probably already past the limit of your attention span
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Technical analysis has undergone a renaissance of sorts over the last few years. Whereas technical analysts were once seen as little more than soothsayers trying to divine information from charts, modern traders now are looking to charts to find any edge they can get.
The expansion of more short-term, day and intraday strategies have made technical analysis a more efficient way to analyze the markets. Add to that the very size of the traders who utilize this approach, and every trader needs to understand the technicals because its practitioners have grown to a size where they can become a fundamental that needs to be watched.
"With the changing dynamics of regulation and fundamental data coming out of the blue as it does these days, traders are looking for an edge in the one thing that does not change, human nature," says Craig Russell, director of active trader products at Interactive Data Desktop Solutions. "At the core, technical analysis is a read on the human nature of those participating in the market. Those participants broadcast their opinions through their actions."
Charts are useful because they quickly can transmit large amounts of information visually that would otherwise be unwieldy to absorb or analyze in other formats. To that end, Barbara Rockefeller, founder of Rockefeller Treasury Services and author of "Technical Analysis for Dummies," says, "The written chart is more powerful than the written word." Additionally, because of the systematic nature of technical analysis, she says it instills discipline in a way that fundamental trading cannot.
Although technical analysis has gained acceptance, getting started still can be a confusing ordeal. Here we attempt to unveil some of the mystery and explain some of the basics of reading a chart.
There is no one standard chart, but there are a number of standard options for a price chart. "As far as reading charts goes, it's important to remember that the chart makes the analysis. In other words, the symbol in the chart, the bar interval, bar style and the data in the chart all make up the environment that goes into the analyses," says Michael Burke, vice president of client training and education at TradeStation.
Most charts today are comprised of a series of vertical lines in either bar chart format or candlestick format. Both show open and close prices as well as highs and lows for the bar, the difference being what each emphasizes. "A typical bar chart shows the magnitude of volatility in a single bar in relation to the other bars. The primary focus is on the high, low, and where the bar opened and closed," Burke says. "With candlestick charts, the focus is on the relationship between the open and the close, and the high and low are secondary. There is a whole science of unique patterns related to candlestick charts."
Digging deeper, each individual bar or candlestick represents a set amount of time that can be adjusted by the trader depending on what information is needed at the time and the trading timeframe desired. Most charting packages give options for bar durations ranging from as long as a month to as short as one minute.
Your trading horizon plays a large part in determining which bar duration is best for you. "There is no 'one size fits all' answer, there is no best timeframe; there is only what is best for you and your own personality/trading. Is a five-minute chart better than a daily? No, they are just different," Russell says.
If you are looking to enter a position and stay in it for an extended period, then a longer bar duration is probably better. But, if you are a day trader, then a shorter bar duration probably will suit you better. It's important to find what bar length you are comfortable with in making trading decisions.
Even if you are a longer-term trader, there may be times you will want to look at a shorter timeframe. "Events don't follow a 24-hour calendar. Events come out at specific times of day and in order to judge the importance of those events, you really want to see something intraday. A perfect example is payrolls," Rockefeller says.
It usually is necessary to look at multiple timeframes to get a read on a market. Often a trader picks a direction with a longer-term chart and then pinpoints an entry with a shorter-term chart.
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Charts can be a powerful analytical tool because they can make it easier to identify long- and short-term trends, or the lack of a trend. Further, historic data allows you to identify levels of support and resistance, areas of price consolidation and areas of high volatility.
Charts excel at making trends recognizable both because the human brain naturally shines at picking out patterns and because a number of simple indicators have been developed to assist in this area (see "The trend(line) is your friend," below). "Charts provide a visual representation of trading activity and trendlines can be added to charts to see them more clearly," Russell says.
One of the simplest ways of visualizing this is hand-drawn trendlines. Burke says that although hand drawing trendlines is pretty simple, if you asked 10 traders, each probably would have a slightly different approach. Nonetheless, he recommends looking for small retracements against the current trend and drawing your trendline between those retracement points.
Drawing a trendline is easy. Simply begin by drawing a line connecting two or more market tops or market bottoms. The more times a market touches that line, the more significant that level is as either support or resistance. Basic trendlines can serve as a building block for a range trade or breakout trade.
In addition to hand-drawn trendlines, most charting packages include a number of indicators to help you define trends. One of the simplest and easiest to understand is moving averages. These are a lagging indicator that display average prices from a previous given number of bars. These help show the strength of the trend, eliminate some of the noise in the market and often are used as a signal for entering or exiting a trade. Technical traders often will use two moving averages of different durations. A simple strategy signals an entry when the faster (shorter-term) moving average crosses the slower (longer-term) moving average. A trade is signaled in the direction of the cross. "The trend(line) is your friend" shows how the 10-day moving average crossing the 20-day moving average would have signaled, albeit a little tardy, several successful trades. This approach usually is used with additional filters to improve results.
Traders like to experiment with different time intervals but the concept is the same; the faster moving average crossing the slower moving average is an indication of momentum. The time horizon of your trades should determine what time intervals you look at. If you are trying to determine changes in a long-term trend, you might look at 50- and 100-day moving averages. In choppy market conditions there could be many crosses of 10 and 20-period moving average (see "A matter of time," below). There are different types of moving averages. Our examples show simple moving averages, but some traders prefer to use exponential or volume-weighted moving averages. An exponential moving average gives more weight to recent data in calculating the average.
Besides identifying trends, charts also make finding support and resistance levels more accessible. Like identifying trends, detecting support and resistance also can be done from a visual standpoint or with the help of indicators. "Past highs and lows, especially when they occur around a round number, become magnets or targets," Rockefeller says.
In addition to significant highs or lows, Burke says a number of chart patterns can help identify support or resistance levels and says his favorite confirming pattern is a double-top or double-bottom in which price visits a specific level two times and reverses at the same level each time (see "Double the fun" below). Once a top (or bottom) is made, that level serves as resistance (or support in case of a bottom). If that top is tested and fails, creating a double top, that resistance is stronger.
Also like trendlines, a number of indicators are available to help in finding support or resistance levels. Some work by calculating a price band, such as Bollinger Bands, that show possible support and resistance levels, while others work as momentum indicators showing the degree of conviction in the market in a particular move, such as the Relative Strength Index (RSI). RSI is used mainly to signal overbought or oversold conditions and usually is used in tandem with other indicators. "A matter of time," shows how the RSI in corn moved into overbought territory (above 80) shortly before reversing at the end of August.
There are a plethora of indicator options offered with most modern charting packages and it may be tempting to just throw them all onto one chart. Not only would that virtually bury the original price bars, but it would be impossible to make any sort of trading decisions. Burke says that the type of market can help you decide what types of indicators to use at any given time. "Moving averages normally work best when the market has lower volatility and is trending. In volatile, sideways markets, support/resistance indicators like Stochastics can be a better tool for identifying market direction and reversals," he says.
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As a beginner at reading charts it is best to start out simple and move forward incrementally. Begin by determining trend and then add additional indicators to serve as confirmation or filters for entries and exits. Be careful though, just as too many cooks can spoil the broth, too many indicators can spoil profits and lead to paralysis by analysis. A good rule is to know what every indicator is telling you; if you are not sure, it's best to eliminate it.


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Not really. There is nothing wrong with it. This powersupply is specifically made to run like that. And its not my computer he bought the parts not me. I would have bought a 550w corsair. And these are the connections available on the toughpower psu fyi.
I thought this might be another issue, what's the make and model etc? I'm guessing it case with the case.
The brand is called power master. It doesnt even have the specs of the psu on the side. Im thinking that with the added power of the gts 250 withdrawing all the 75w from the pci-e lane compared to the 20w from the hd 5450 is causing the crashes. Im buying him a new powersupply this weekend.
I haven't seen a GPU dedicated PSU for a long time. That's pretty cool, actually. Back in the day when you ran extreme setups there were PSUs sold that only powered video cards, that's what this looks like for all the people asking why he is running dual PSUs. As for your DOTA 2 issue, maybe the GTS 250 is insufficient for this game. It's still in beta and I don't know if there are any official minimum systems specs that have been released. Or the GTS 250 could be crapping out because it's pretty old.
nop. gts250 is more then enough. i play dota with gts 9700M and have no issues even in 5vs5 fights with all spell efects on.
Problem fixed! Powersupply as I thought. I bought him a GTX 650ti while I was at it aswell. The powersupply was a 650w Widetech "650W The Max" which only had 30amps on THE SINGLE 12v rail. What a joke. All is good Yep, I bought one just incase. 650W, Thermaltake. It can handle ANYTHING!


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Best restaurant in the world, and an experience. Like living art.
There's a reason this restaurant is so highly revered. Its everything you expect a fine dining experience to be and then some. All the waitstaff is tremendously attentive and professional. The meal is made with the highest skill level and combination of flavors. Its a culinary experience unlike any other. Even if you return here multiple times you would never have the same meal.
We had a wonderful dinner and very special evening. The food was amazing with immaculate presentations. The wait staff were efficient and helpful. They had perfect timing for each course. The room we were in was very cozy with only 2 other parties seated in it. This is a dining event that everyone should experience at least once in their life!
We were lucky to get an open table in short time. My wife and I have gone to many highly rated restaurants and all of them almost always have some negative reviews. So, we always like to experience the food ourselves. The French Laundry did not disappoint us. We agree that it was the best food we ever had and that's comparing to places like Gary Danko in San Francisco, Matsumoto's in Napa, Roy's in Hawaii and even The Kitchen in Sacramento. The service was impeccable and the extra's were exra ordinary. the ingredients were fresh and prepared expertly; not overcooked or undercooked and seasoned just right. I think the chef's pride comes through the food. If we ever get a reservation again, we are definitely going back
We are over the top about our experience Monday night-an affair of a lifetime!!
Once is a life time dining experience. By far the best service I have seen anywhere. Food was amazing as was everything else.
Best meal my life! Every course was perfectly presentedand & each bite was perfection! Hard to dewcribe unless you experience it yourself.. It was a lot like a great movies, just when you thought it was over but secretly hoped it wasn't they would bring out another surprise... At hey ended up bring up cookies and boxes of flavored chocolates to take home... Even did a tour if the Kitchen and met the chef afterwards.. THE NEW BAR against which all dining will be measured.
Service team was outstanding; food, not surprisingly, was tremendous. A true dining experience.
Second visit, food was spot on. There were a few repeats from my visit 2 years ago which was a little disappointing and one of the dishes served was chicken, which I wouldn't have expected at FL. However there were a few amazing courses that my taste buds went mad for and are now sad they may never experience again. :-( The service is impeccable and they people they hire are so nice. They indulged our every request, including a visit to the (spotless) kitchen.
This second visit to The French Laundry did not disappoint - an updated menu with a few favorites still to be enjoyed - especially the chocolatier offerings near the end of the meal. The scallop dish was now a choice between an offering with lobster or crab - we tried one of each and found them delicious. Our favorite part of the experience was the balance of flavors in each plate - the dishes are composed for tasting in one bite - everything works so well - this is the signature of the restaurant - the understanding that the flavors - fresh and fabulous - need to work together. Will try to do again!
We were 6: myself, husband, 2 adult children with friends--celebrating their graduation. It was a great dining experience which will be remembered for the impeccable lunch service and fabulous food. My husband and I had eaten at French Laundry after it first opened--we miss the outdoor seating and a more informal service. Tips I would offer to first timers: 1. Come with a large appetite. The lunch tasting menu lists 7 courses but there were extras provided which added up to about 10 dishes. Lunch lasted 4 hrs. 2. The wine cellar has 2500 wines-ask the server for help if overwhelmed 3. The 2nd floor has more sunlight which lightens formality 4. Sometimes they'll let you see the kitchen. 5. Visit their garden!
The service and food were excellent! My wife especially liked the spring flower/color highlights added to the presentations. The dishes were so beautifully prepared that one didn't want to disturb them by eating the presentation. The staff were all very friendly, which added to an overall comfortable and warm experience.
Second trip to the French Laundry; last was 2 years ago for lunch, and it was pure perfection. The French Laundry never fails to dazzle us. The service is always very attentive and knowledgable on all items on the food/wine list. The impeccable attention to ALL details never fails to impressive. The food is nothing short of amazing. Art in the form of food. Flavors that blend effortlessly, fresh ingredients and seasoned to perfection. Our meal was five hours long, but time felt like it flew by. Plate after plate of the most delicious and elegant food and wine. It was a sensational meal, one not soon forgotten.
There are relatively few things in this world that truly live up to the Big Hype when they receive it. This place, however, is one of those exceedingly rare things that not only live up to it, but vastly exceed it. Everything about our visit was perfect. Outstanding.
Wonderful, imaginative food, terrific service. Relax in the adjoining courtyard, it's beautiful.
There aren't enough superlatives to describe the French Laundry, even the vegetarian menu looked like a treat. Don't miss the 'caviar and pearls', the one menu item that remains the same from day to day, it is a signature dish and well worth it. The service is beyond compare. The ambiance is that of an elegant dinner in a beautiful country house. The sommelier helped us create a wine paring with our meal that was out of this world and included some unusual and delicious wines.
Again this was an experience that was special. Thanks to the staff there making a birthday celebration memorable. Service and employees were very pleasant and near perfect. I would have liked a few things differently, but that is just a search for some flaw in a great service. I have read complaints about not having enough food, but that was not the case for our group. The courses started out really grand and met my high expectations. We had mixed thoughts at the table on the final savory courses. Overall really nice. The only true negative about the meal is that there was a scale in a couple of the 'sea bream' filets. Conclusion, had a great time.
Our first time back in more than a decade and even better this time. Got an Opentable lunch reservation three days in advance. Lunch is a wonderful way to spend your nearly four hours. We ate upstairs looking over the gardens across the street. Our server Milton felt like family by the time we were done and even gave us a kitchen tour. As it was my birthday, they even printed my name and Happy Birthday Scott on the menu - nice touch. Oh, and the food was amazing from the oysters and pearls to the splurge for wagyu. Yes it is crazy expensive but really felt worth it.
Never has a dining experience impacted my wife and I as much as at The French Laundry. We were excited for this meal, building it up in our heads for the 2 months following the day we made our much coveted reservations. Worried that our expectations were too high by the time we finally visited the establishment, every moment of the night served only to validate the reputation that Chef Keller and his staff have earned since opening in 1994. Every member of the restaurant's team cared for the place as if it was his or her own. And, as imagined, the food was nothing short of inspiring. Each element of the evening was planned and executed to perfection. We chose TFL to celebrate our 1st anniversary and it was a meal we will never forget!
The French Laundry offers a great experience. The food, the service, the little touches throughout the meal. This is an a true over the top French meal. The oysters and pearls are classic. I DARE you to order all the supplemental entrees and survive! They done a great job of creating the experience... the way they shave the truffles, the endless array of desserts, the casual elegance... If you can get in the $$ is worth the experience. You will not look back on it with regret. If your are one of those people who complains about the portion on a tasting menu, you will be filled up here, but I hope you don't come cause you are missing the point and are annoying! I appreciated the wine service and their ability to work in my $$$ range.
If you really appreciate Excellent Food and you don't care the price this Restaurant have to be in your bucket list to scratch; the service is superior to a regular restaurant and if you put all this in perspective for the number of people serving you is not Expensive. Is one of our most wonderful memories and they make everything so special that they make you want to came back soon.
Yes, from the time we entered until we departed four hours later, it was a delightful, well orchestrated, gastronomical experience that will always be remembered. Thoroughly professional and caring staff. Unique menu - suffice to say that rather than describing the dishes, my wife had the "Chef's Tasting Menu" and I had the "Tasting of Vegetables" so that we could share and taste the wonderful creations of Chef Keller and his staff. Printing "Happy Birthday Kamroon" on both menus was a nice keep-sake. Chef Keller himself wrote: "The act of cooking is a simple equation: Ingredients + Execution." The French Laundry is truly exceptional in both categories.
excellent food tables are a bit cramped on the 1st floor area
Spectacular. The staff is just amazing. The ambiance is simple perfection. The food....don't even know where to start. Delicious does not even begin to describe it. Everything I've heard about this place was true. A meal to remember. A memory for a lifetime.
One of those restaurants you have to try once in your lifetime. Be warned - you might still be hungry by end of meal.
Had heard of French Laundry for years and had always wanted to try it. Reservations weren't as difficult to obtain as I had been told. If you have flexibility reservations a few days in advance are sometimes possible. The food was great and definitely fresh although I wouldn't consider it 'to die for'. I gave four stars out of five but wish I could give 41/2. The service on the other hand was impressive and unique! 2-3 servers come out at one time and move in sync which is very cool! They describe the food they are presenting very well and they are never snooty or unfriendly. Dinner for four was $2000.00.
Our 5th dinner at the French Laundry, and it was wonderful. The menu is divine and the service is superb. I personally missed the foie gras (no longer allowed to be served in CA), but the menu just gets better every time.
definitely worth it at least once in a lifetime...unless someone else is paying. Plan 3 hours for lunch for sure.
We had a wonderful dinner. The food, service, ambience and wine list were exceptional! Attention to detail was outstanding! One of a kind dining experience!
The food quality stands solid the service impeccable would recomend less stiffness on te female waitress will defenetly recomend and come back
We are just the next in line to express the satisfaction with the food and service at French Laundry. Each portion was unique. The style is very different from Alinea as the servings are more than a bite. But the flavors and textures were great.Very expensive, very worth the cost.
After three years of trying to get a reservation, we finally succeeded and took my mom for her birthday lunch. It lived up to expectations. Before our meal we walked through the restaurant's garden, which tempted us all want to order vegetarian. Our meals were all unforgettable, but my husband's vegetarian meal was amazing, especially his vichyssoise. For me a true test of a restaurant is its dessert. The French Laundry DID NOT disappoint. I think they served us 8-10 different bite sized desserts. The best were the rich chocolate truffles. An added bonus is that the chocolatiers came from New York to dine at the French Laundry, and were seated right beside us. We only figured this out later, but they are my rock stars. Yum!
Dinner at the French Laundry is a very special occasion in itself. The service and food are everything you expect and want from a first class restaurant. The staff could not have been warmer and we were treated to a tour of the kitchen. Everything I eat for the next few days will be a bit of a disappointment in comparison. I will definitely return!
Exceedingly good food. Bloody expensive but worth every penny.
A bucket list dining experience and it did not disappoint. They are on another level. I can't wait to return.
Excellent all around. Service notable, as they served the 6 of us with 3 waiters on each course delivery. Memorable!


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BETHPAGE BT R8 BETHPAGE LIB BETHPAGE NY I 1714 OLD BETHP/GE VOL. 8 NO. 44 also serving I S L A N D TREES PIA'NVIEW PLAINEDGE SEAFORD Thursday, September 19, 1974 10 cents per copy GOING.. GOING..: Oyster Bay Town Councilman Salvatore R. Mosca gets ready to throw out the first ball of the season for the Bethpage Panthers during opening day ceremonies at the Bethpage High School Field. Joe Carley (left), Vice-President of the Panthers and President Chuck Johnson offer a few words of encouragement while Panthers (left to right) Billy Zuck and Ed Mangano of Bethpage and Gary Colan of Hlcksville hold the team banner high. The Bethpage Association of Midget Football "Panthers" held their 1974 Kick-off on September 15th at the Bethpage High School. Joining in the annual celebration are pictured, from left to right, Councilman Sal Mosca, Congressman Angelo Roncallo, Assemblyman Stu Levine, young Jack Hefferon (kicking off the season) and Coach Howie Vegts. photo by Jerry Augusta HEY GOOD LOOKING - Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Ramsey Clark with actor Paul Newman who is actively supporting the former Attorney General. Newman is very active in Democratic politics as a concerned citizen. Overnight Ripoffs D'Amato Reveals Price Increases Do Flips At Local Supermarkets Hempstead Town Supervisor Al D'Amato today called for a public hearing to determine the need for regulations prohibiting the multiple" price increases slapped on a product already sitting on a supermarket shelf. "Many of these supermarkets," explained D Amato," are changing the prices on goods now on the shelves several times a week, sometimes daily. I shopped within the shadows of Town Hall, observed a container of coffee for $2.19 and when I returned an hour later, the coffee had been res tamped "$2.33." D'Amato charged, "these overnight ripoffs of the consumer must stop. There is no need to restamp products already on the shelves. The original price insures -a comfortable profit margin for the supermarkets. The added price increases insure a>«Cty excess profit at, the expense Of you and me." Displaying, at a press conference, several .containers and boxes of produce bought at local supermarkets D'Amato said, "here are countless Examples of what we are talking about Bottles and cans stamped three, four, evem five times. Not only does this practice make the price impossible to determine, but it significantly contributes to the rising cost of food. There is absolutely no need to burden the consumer with this type of injustice. This practice should be illegal and without a doubt is definitely wrong. "After a two month investigation by my office into multiple price fixing, I am asking, Nassau Consumer Affairs Commissioner James Picken to hold a public hearing on this OVERNIGHT RIPOFFS - Hempstead Town Supervisor Al D'Amato displays some of the products bought in local supermarkets which have multiple price increases forcing the cost of food to rise.. D'Amato is asking for a county law which would eliminate the multiple increases. problem and to seriously look into the rules and regulations pursuant to the authority vested in the Commission of Consumer Affairs which governs unconscionable trade practices. This would stop what I call overnight ripoffs," said D'Amato. D'Amato concluded, "We are living in hard financial times. Consumers can understand some food price hikes, with the increased cost of fertilizer and bad weather forcing crop reduction. However, excess cost wrung out of you and me by multiple price increases on packages already on the shelf must stop and is morally wrong " Seaman's Bank Opens Local Branch Sept. 23 The Seamen's Bank for Savings will open its second Long Island Office on Monday, September 23rd, at 4276 Hempstead Turn-pide, Bethpage, according to E. Virgil Conway, Chairman of the Board and President. In announcing the opening, Mr. Conway said, "We are pleased to be able to make our complete range of banking services available to the residents of Bethpage, Plainedge and surrounding communities. Many are old friends who have been depositors at our Manhattan branches, and this will be an added convenience to them at home base." Designated as the Seamen's Bethpage Plainedge office, the new facility will occupy the entire 5,500 square feet of an existing structure whose exterior is being refurbished to retain its colonial (Continued on Page 8) The Seamen's Bank for Savings will open its second Long Island office in these quarters Monday, Sept. 23, to serve Bethpage Plainedge area. Drawing shows how structure at 4276 Hempstead Turnpike is being refurbished in Colonial style by noted u. hitectural firm of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. Flagpole will fly American flag, with "S-B-S" signals displayed on yardarm. Porte cochere serves drive-in clients. Opening-month celebration includes special gift program from Sept. 27 to Oct. 26 for various categories of deposits, from $100 up. During this period the new Seamen's office will have extended banking hours: 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. weekdays, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturdays.
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- Posted Oct. 21, 2013 - Kent State Receives National Award for Outstanding Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion Kent State University has been selected as a recipient of the 2013 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine.
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October 18 - Kent State receives national diversity award
October 16 - Kent State announces new President's Ambassador
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September 25 - SRVSS to host workshop directed towards men
September 16 - Hispanic Heritage Month facts and figures
September 16 - History of SALSA
September 16 - Hispanic Heritage Month Festival commences a cultural celebration
September 16 - Kent State movers and shakers in the Hispanic community
September 10 - Kent State diversity plan officially introduced
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THERE lived in Britain a mathematician by the name of Alan Turing. At the age of twenty-four, he wrote a paper that proved once and for all that any mathematical calculation that could be performed could be performed by a machine, and laid the foundations of modern computing.
In 1939, World War II broke out. Germany used a machine called The Enigma to encrypt its transmissions with an unbreakable cipher. At Bletchley Park, the hub of Allied cryptanalysis, the Mathematician designed a counter to The Enigma, the bombe, and broke the unbreakable. For this he was awarded the Order of the British Empire.
The Mathematician's next project was artificial intelligence—he designed a test, later called "the Turing Test," to determine whether a machine could be considered to think.
But for all his accomplishments, the Mathematician had a Problem, at least as far as the British were concerned. He wrote:
Turing believes machines think,
Turing lies with men,
Therefore machines do not think.
Convicted of gross indecency for practicing his sexuality, he accepted chemical castration as an alternative to prison; despite the fact that many testified to his essential honesty and integrity, he was stripped of his security clearance and placed under surveillance.
The Mathematician died in 1954, at the age of forty-two. The cause of death was determined to be cyanide poisoning and ruled a suicide; a half-eaten apple was found near his body. His mother believed the poisoning was accidental, and some have speculated that in an era of mounting Cold War paranoia, British Intelligence perceived the Mathematician to be too high a security risk.
Before his death, he published a paper on mathematical biology that established a new field of research: morphogenesis. In 2006, a group of scientists found the first direct physical evidence for his theory of pattern formulation, though the implications of his work on this topic are still not fully understood. As for the Mathematician's dream of artificial intelligence, it remained the stuff of philosophy and science fiction.
But then, on the other side of the Atlantic, something interesting happened…
THE nature of The Incident was such that I, who had once made the stars dance to my Magic, was reduced to bargaining with Windows Vista.
"Come on, darling, just this once, close your eyes and think of the King," I pleaded as I tried to slip the install disk inside her. "Sweetheart, I promise, I will restart you soon."
She was having none of it.
"An error has occurred," she said.
The dialog box hovered right there, waiting to see if I would take the bait. I did. Google responded coldly to my inquiry: "0xC004C4CE: Unable to find a detailed error description."
Instead of hurling a flamebolt at the bitch—a misbegotten chimera hatched in some wunderkind's garage—I took a deliberate sip of coffee.
It was only 13:01 in the morning.
Six years, ten months, three weeks, twelve hours and twenty minutes to go.
MY FINGERS clicked through the ritual that had become customary over the past month. Check job board (no new ads). Check Twitter (no new mentions). Check Gmail—Interview for Posting ID 1561.
With a deep breath, I clicked on the pristine, bold, sans-serif subject line. At last, I was summoned—to come in on Monday with two pieces of photo ID and a certified copy of my transcripts.
The news merited more coffee, and an espresso machine was added to the list of things to buy—this instant filth was corroding my taste buds.
"Imp!" No answer. "Imp!" A purr from the drawing room indicated that Imp was in its customary spot. "Imp, turn that off!"
There was a hiss, followed by the high-pitched squeal of a cheap remote, and my familiar finally deigned to enter the study. All three feet of its mottled gray-and-glass skin bristled with contrition. A clever ploy; I decided I was not angry at it after all.
"Coffee," I said, holding out my now empty cup. "And find me something to eat, will you?"
Barely two minutes later, I had a steaming cup of coffee, and a small plate of chocolate biscuits on my desk, reminding me of why I tolerated the impertinence—chocolate biscuits and efficiency were not to be trifled with.
Purr brrup?
"Dig up the paperwork Petra sold us."
Squeak! Squeak?
"Yes, on Friday. And if you behave yourself, I'll get you cable next week."
REPUTABLE netizens were of the opinion that all software engineers wanted to work for JCN. And it was in one of JCN's conference rooms that I found myself on Monday morning, cooling my heels.
It wasn't till 28:23 that a large middle-aged man entered the room and gripped my hand in a bone-crushing handshake.
A student of "Manage with Power!" self-help seminars, evidently.
"You have a very impressive resume," he said, "for an entry-level candidate."
"Thank you, sir." At $3,000 per professionally typeset page, it better be impressive.
"Have a seat, Mr. Penn."
"Thank you, sir."
"Let's start with why you want to work for JCN."
Smile 23 twisted my lips upward, tinged my eyes with the right proportion of bravura and warmth. "Would you like the approved interview response, or the truth?"
His pupils dilated. "Whatever you want to tell me."
So, I hadn't misread the man—in his book, boldness equated to honesty, charm to skill. Mr. Management was going to hire me today.
The surety sat in my stomach like warm vanilla pudding as the interview progressed.
"I think that's about it," he said, after thirty-two minutes. "It was a pleasure talking to you."
"Same here, sir," I said. Just then, the door to the conference room slammed open.
"Hey!" said Mr. Management. "We were just about done."
"Thought I'd drop by," said the newcomer. "You know, Lead Developer interviewing a tech guy?"
Lead Developer? A new variable. Abrupt, bespectacled, unkempt hair. And very attractive. At least, very much my type. Another variable, but not necessarily a bad one—people tend to react rather well to admiration.
"Hello, sir," I said, standing and extending my hand.
Mr. Lead Developer gave me an irritated smile and took a seat. Then, after a moment or two of leafing through my resume, he looked up.
"Caltech, huh?"
It all went downhill from there.
"WHAT is a pure virtual function?"
"What is the diamond problem, and how can it be avoided?"
Charm, flattery, challenge, every conversational gambit in my diplomatic arsenal was ignored; he dug for undiluted data with the single-minded ferocity of an attack dog.
"Why the hell would you use a loop for that?"
The questions were purely malicious; he'd plumbed the rather shallow depths of my technical knowledge a third of the way through the interrogation.
"How would you go about—"
"Sir," I said, "I honestly don't know. This is why I would like to work here and gain from your experience and leadership so I can make a valuable contri—"
"Stop playing buzz-word bingo, Mr. Penn. Do you, or do you not know how to…."
The one and only correct response I managed to provide was a quick solution to a mathematical algorithm. The windows diffused the mid-morning sunlight into something soft, a mocking counterpoint to the stinging paper cut I acquired from the edges of my neatly stapled CV.
"Well, I think that's it," said Mr. Lead Developer finally and got to his feet.
Through it all, Mr. Management had been sitting off to one side, stunned into silence by his favored candidate's abrupt fall from grace.
"Um, yes," he said now, rising from the table a heartbeat after Mr. Lead Developer. "We'll be in touch."
There was nothing else to do but get up, nod, and leave the room. Their scrutiny followed me all the way across the hall and into the lift. And my better-than-human hearing couldn't help but pick up the threads of their analysis of me.
"He knows jack shit."
"Maybe he just needs a little training, some hands-on stuff. I don't remember most of what I learned in college."
"No one has time to babysit. You like him, put him in sales."
IT'S very hard to get lost in the grid that is downtown Toronto, and by the time I reached Allan Gardens, I still hadn't managed it. Giving up, I headed South on Sherbourne, to Moss Park, and claimed a bench in the shadow of a stunted birch. There, I waited for the cortisol to fade from my system. It took effort; the sun was tinged orange by the time my humor was restored. The wind changed direction, bringing with it the almost undetectable smell of sweat and urine and old-man clothes.
And, suddenly, the Symbiot woke up.
It zeroed in on a man shuffling slowly toward my bench. A mutation, one I had not seen before, lurked within his decrepit body. It tainted the air with want, clamoring to be fed upon.
A heartbeat later, a strident ringing from my pocket jarred the Symbiot out of its singular focus. Grateful for the reprieve, I thumbed Talk.
"This is an automated reminder from Petra Exile Services. Thank you for choosing Petra Enterprises for all your Relocation needs. Payments on your account are now overdue. If you have already made a payment, please disregard this message. Otherwise, please contact our Customer Service department at 1-800-555-5555 immediately. For your convenience, this message will repeat in Akkadian, Imperial Mandarin, Latin, Sanskrit, Lingua—"
Sighing, I hung up.
The old man lowered his body onto the bench. "A long day," he said. "A long day, young man."
"It was," I agreed, and went home.
THE convection currents are strong today; the helium-rich updraft is making my poor baby's engines whine.
Breath-mask, full tank. Check.
Sensors, safety, comms. Check.
Excalibur. Check.
I've got your number…
IT TOOK effort to wrench myself out of the dream-memory. Imp was shuddering, curled into a tight ball against my stomach.
"Hush, hush, little thing," I whispered, stroking its scaly head. "It's over. And it won't ever find you."
"White noise. Promise."
WEDNESDAY morning brought with it new mail. Imp placed it at the corner of my desk, along with a cup of the vile-tasting coffee.
Thinnest envelope first.
Apparently, my application did not meet the required merit criteria, but they thanked me sincerely for applying. With elaborate care, I crumpled the paper and placed it in the bin.
There was also a very nice letter from the cellphone company that thanked me for choosing them, thanked me for paying the first month's bill via electronic means, and then thanked me for paying the environmental tax for paper-based billing.
A little less gratitude would perhaps have been better received by me; that particular letter earned itself a violent transition to refuse.
Still no e-mails. A vague restlessness came over me. Stepping out of the study, I caught a ray of sunlight through the drawing room window.
"Walk," I said to Imp. It gazed mournfully at the TV. "Fine, stay."
It squeaked, snuggling deeper into the sofa.
AT COLLEGE and University, the wind tore my attention away from the cellphone bill and toward the entrance to Queen's Park station. Misshapen whispers, like the longest shadows at sunrise, were rising out of the ground.
And that's why the city and I broke up last time. She drew my attention too deeply into her dark folds, reminded me, painfully, that I was not my father, that the Mark of the King did not grace my brow, and there was very little I could do other than make the shadows deeper.
But this was a new age, and now the air was threaded through with circuits and lightning. The suicide's shade had dissipated under the wireless onslaught long before I got to the next intersection. And, like a benediction from unnamed gods, not twenty steps away hung a green and white sign singing the siren-song of caffeine.
LATTE in hand, I sought out an ATM. Less than three hundred dollars for the foreseeable future, with rent due in two weeks. Perhaps you should tone down the lattes.
As if to reward my wholesome thought, my cellphone went Bing!, startling a young woman to my left. Giving her an apologetic smile, I pressed Talk.
"Good afternoon is mister Penn there," said a monotonic female voice.
"You applied for a position at Rogers."
"We've already finished hiring for customer service. Would you be willing to do cold calls."
"Um…." Pride warred with the memory of my account balance. "Sure."
"We're doing group interviews at nine on Monday at our Yorkdale office. Please bring two references. Be on time. Do you have any questions."
The lack of any tonal quality to her voice made me wonder if the requirement for "enthusiastic" and "helpful" on the posting had been a sham.
"Not at this time, thank you."
Cold calling. Breathing deeply, I enumerated the merits of humility. Which led me to the next problem—references. Well, I had Petra on speed dial for such things.
"THANK you for calling Petra Credit Services. Please enter your thirty-two digit personal identifier, followed by the pound key."
I probably looked like a lunatic, stabbing at my cellphone for a good minute. At least the system accepted the number on the first try, putting me on hold while it went to fetch a "customer service representative."
"Good afternoon, Mr. Penn, my name is Sajiya dePetra. Do you mind if I ask you some questions for security purposes in order to access your account?"
"Go ahead." You have my voiceprint and SIM on file. Is my birth-date really necessary?
"Could you please give us your birth date?"
"November 11th, 394 CE, Julian adjusted."
"Thank you, sir. And what is your full mailing address, including hyperspatial coordinates?"
A shopping-bag laden woman crossed the street to avoid walking by me. Understandable given that I was, to all intents, hissing and croaking into my phone.
"Finally, sir, do you have a consort or a partner you are sharing your checking account with?"
"Thank you for your patience. How may I help you?"
"I need three references generated for an entry-level position."
"Please hold while I pull up your account."
Didn't she just access my account when she asked me all that? But it took two full cycles of Gaga's "Bad Romance," played on what sounded like a ukulele, before Ms. Petra returned.
"I'm sorry sir, your credit account with us is fully extended. Do you have any other means of making a payment for the service?"
Switching ears, I decided to stop for a red light at the corner of Yonge and College. "I thought I had access to whatever services I needed?"
"You still do, sir, but as with all our services, there is a fee associated with reference generation. You were set up with a no-limit credit account on May 30th, but as there have been no payments posted in that time, and there is no employment of record on your file, your borrowing privileges have been suspended."
"And when was I going to be informed of this? And how the hell am I going to get a job?" The light turned green, a horde of humanity moving me along with it across the road.
"The notification will go out with the July statement. And I'm sorry, sir, I cannot answer your second question."
"Is there nothing you can do? I need the references to get a job to pay you back. It seems rather ridiculous to cut me off now."
"I'm sorry, sir, the system won't allow me to add any further purchases," she said.
The couple in front of me decided that the sidewalk was an ideal location to taste each other's breakfasts. The smooth flow of people became a jumble of Brownian particles, each trying to find the path of least resistance, bumping into one another. And apologizing. This was Canada, after all.
"Is there anything else I can help you with?" asked Ms. DePetra.
"You can escalate this call to a manager." And you two can just move along, thank you, to the other side of the street.
"I'm sorry, sir, you are always granted top priority. I am the manager."
"So I get VIP treatment but no references?" If that was the case, my habitual support of Lord Petra's cockamamie schemes was at an end.
"That is correct, sir. Is there anything else I can help you with."
"Then to disconnect, please clap, sing or use the cellphone keypad to type four-one-eight. Thank you for calli—"
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