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Bluetooth Headset Market, Recovery by 2011 Likely?
Date: 05 January 2010
Initially, the Bluetooth headset was a success story; shipping over 40 million units within the first 4 years of its launch. However, the industry has seen a 20 to 30% decline in the number of headsets shipped in 2009. The most obvious and detrimental factor which has influenced this trend is of course the economic downturn. However, there have been issues which have meant that the Bluetooth headset market has felt the effects of the economic downturn more significantly than other markets. Those issues, particularly relevant to the Bluetooth headset market, are more concerned with consumer's perceptions and opinions. Incisor TVs recent string of Bite-back events support this view; a high percentage of consumers who attended spoke out against Bluetooth suggesting that wearing a Bluetooth headset was perceived to be very "un-cool".
Headset manufacturers are already attempting to overcome these perceptions and opinions shared by some consumers by offering new, innovative designs, which aim to make their products much trendier to look at and wear. Despite speaking out against Bluetooth headsets, when questioned, the majority of attendees were relatively impressed with features that are available on headsets and the concept of Bluetooth technology. New compelling features and functions, such as voice recognition and solar powered headsets, offer headset manufacturers the opportunity to develop the device in a way which makes it a "cool" product to own.
Another key factor the industry should consider is that there are a large number of low-cost, poor-quality headsets that are available for consumers today. The fact that these devices have poor sound quality and are very difficult to pair for the average consumer, discourages consumers to re-purchase and promotes negative word-of-mouth. However, many consumers might be prepared to spend that bit extra to obtain better sound quality and most understand that the price they pay is equivalent to the quality they will receive. Despite this, the image of the headset industry will not be helped by an increasing share of the market consisting of sub $40 headsets, which offer below average sound quality.
Sennheiser, a high-end headset manufacturers, is already looking at ways to improve the sound quality offered by stereo headsets through their latest headphones - the PX210BT and the PXC310BT. Both devices use codec technologies (in this case, APTX),to offer a high-quality sound solution which aims to help diminish the image of poor sound quality associated with some, low-cost headsets.
Being an accessory and not a necessity has worsened the effects the current economic climate has had on the demand for Bluetooth headsets. Despite the haunting effects the economic downturn has had on the mono headset market, progress made with one particular handset manufacturer helped provide the industry with optimism that there was still some hope for the stereo headset market. These recent developments which saw A2DP, the stereo headset Bluetooth profile, being used in the iPhone and portable media players, helped encourage and seed the market for stereo headsets, counteracting some of the impact of the recession.
Considering all factors discussed above, IMS Research estimates that although the Bluetooth headset market may struggle to recover as quickly as other consumer electronic markets, the total volume of Bluetooth headsets is forecast to be in touching distance of those shipped in 2008 by 2011.
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Neuroleptanalgesia in upper alimentary endoscopy.
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On the fwp mailing list, BooK has proposed a new Perl secret operator.
There is a battle ensuing over its name: does ~~<> more closely resemble sperm or a kite?
Update: added new link to perlsecret draft man page.
But introducing a sperm-operator should guarantee Perl a top spot on reddit...
Smooth operator, of course
Sorry to be miserable, but is this really news?
And was the fact that half dozen people wasted half an hour discussing that a tilde looks vaguely like a sperm, (if you squint hard and are 12y/o; {tee he}{giggle}) so good that it needed a wider audience?
Okay. Got it off my chest; now the world can show me what a killjoy I am.
The start of some sanity?
It is clearly a kite. Which makes sense as it provides a feature that is tied to one line, a string, as it were.
If you don't like it, you can use Elton John glasses, ().<> or <>.(), instead. Or even add an ear, q().<>.
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I really like this explanation for the name. Well, "kite" is pretty descriptive in itself (and one line ASCII art is limited, so it shouldn't be surprising that the same string of characters can represent several completely unrelated things), but this explanation adds meaning.
It would be very hard to find such a good explanation for "sperm". Of course I could write something like:
@twins = ( ~~<>, ~~<> ); [download]
Wiggly one line operator
There's http://www.catonmat.net/blog/secret-perl-operators/, as mentioned in the mailing list, but I'm not sure how comprehensive it is.
A recent comprehensive (draft) summary of all known secret operators, written by BooK, can be found at github perlsecret man page.
Too ambiguous. Many Ruby users call the fat comma (=>) the "hash rocket", and in Perl the numeric comparison operator (<=>) is often referred to as the "spaceship operator".
At least it shares one property with a rocket: it blows up.
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For the first time in Olympic history, the United States was finally sending its best to compete, NBA All-Stars. Bird. Magic. Jordan. Stockton. Malone.
Team USA breezed through the competition, was never really tested. Opposing players would ask for autographs before and after games.
At that time, I never thought team USA would be beaten, as long as we were sending NBA players.
Well, fast-forward 12 years, and witness last week's pounding at the hands of an average-at-best Italian squad that didn't even qualify for the Olympics. Absolutely pathetic.
There's no question this year's team is a far cry from the one that suited up in 1992. But what's the difference? I've heard many excuses, and let's examine a few.
Excuse #1: The NBA's best players aren't participating. There is some truth to this, as Shaq, Tracy McGrady, Kobe Bryant and others have chosen not to play in the Olympics.
However, look at the current roster. Tim Duncan is on the squad, as well as Allen Iverson, two of the top ten players in the league. While they're the only two superstars on the team, there's plenty of young talent including LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony and Amare Stoudamire.
Bottom line is there's more than enough talent on this team to win a gold medal, and go undefeated in doing so.
Excuse #2: Team USA only has two weeks of practice together while other teams play year round. While this is certainly true, it's not a good excuse. Practice or no practice, there's enough talent on Team USA to defeat Team Italy with ease, and any other squad that stands in their way. This wasn't an issue in years past; why is it one now?
Excuse #3: NBA players simply aren't motivated to play in the Olympics. I'm not going to deny this excuse, in fact I think it's the primary reason for their decline. And it's truly pathetic.
Reasons for their non-motivation are plenty≠-they just finished a long NBA season, they aren't getting paid, blah blah blah.
Some have suggested that we start paying the players to compete, and that would motivate them to perform. Never mind that living in the United States has made each and every one of them very rich men, bought them a mansion or two and a couple dozen luxury cars. Patriotism? What patriotism? The "Dream Team" from 1992 was proud to wear USA on their jerseys, proud to bring home Olympic gold; this year's team can't wait to return home to their gold. Or so it seems.
Excuse #4: The world is getting better at basketball. This is true. The rest of the world is getting better at basketball. However, the NBA is supposed to be the premier showcase of basketball talent in the entire world. A sampling of the best talent this league has to offer certainly should be good enough to bring home the gold, should it not?
Excuse #5: Other teams have NBAtalent. Absolutely true. Puerto Rico has Carlos Arroyo, and Canada has Steve Nash. But when you factor in that the rest of their team couldn't play D-1 college hoops, let alone make an NBA team, that excuse becomes rather pathetic. Let's not forget that team USA is essentially an NBA All-Star team.
So what can be done? In my estimation, there's only a couple of options. First, we could send our best college players, as has been done in years past.
The college kids would most certainly be more hungry, and winning the gold would actually mean something to them.
Problem is, the rest of the world has gotten better, and not just by a little. If our college players couldn't compete 20 years ago, they certainly couldn't do so now. Team USA would have a tough time winning any medal, let alone the gold.
Another option would be to compensate the team members, making it "worthwhile" for the NBA's best players to participate. I have no doubt that with Bryant, McGrady and Shaq the United States would hardly be tested, unmotivated or not.
But if that's what it takes to win a gold medal, is it really worth it? And how bad would the backlash be from other Olympic athletes that work just as hard at their respective sports?
Lastly, and I think that this is only the real solution--just accept that the rest of the world has caught up, and that our NBAplayers giving 50 percent just isn't enough to win a gold medal anymore. Those who care about USA Olympic Basketball will just have to accept that our team is going to lose games, and sometimes badly.
If the players competing in the games don't care enough about the event, then why should the general public? There are plenty of other Olympic athletes who do care if they win or lose, do have a sense of patriotism. Lets cheer for them instead.


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CBE Kids Camps offers campers a summer of new experiences! The Elementary Division (ages 4½-8 years) includes swimming, sports, music, gymnastics, arts & crafts, nature, and circus arts. Movin' On, CBE's travel camp (ages 9-13), uses the Temple House as a base for daily trips in and around NYC; two overnights are included. Open House: Sunday, March 3, 1-3pm. New this summer—Keshet groups (Hebrew/English) at CBE Kids Camp. Native Hebrew-speaking counselors; Hebrew integrated into the daily activities For more information and pre registration please contact Bobbie Finkelstein at 718-768-3814 x210 or email firstname.lastname@example.com Exeter St., Brooklyn718-648-0531Email firstname.lastname@example.com
Established in 1939, we are celebrating 74 fun-filled years. We must be doing something right! Campers range in age from 2-12 years. We have a pool on premises, as well as sprinkler fun for tots. Also, a full outdoor playground. Your child will have a fun-filled day with swimming, sports, arts and crafts, music, and dance. Older children, ages 7-12, will be taken on field trips. Camp hours are 7:30am-6pm. Breakfast, lunch, and snacks are provided. Transportation is available.INFINITY EARLY CHILDHOOD LEARNING CENTER1972 E. 34th St., Marine Park718-336-1981
Infinity has a gymnasium, two spacious play yards, and six classrooms. Infinity Summer Camp allows children to enjoy their summer in a fun-filled, safe environment, with has low camper-to-counselor ratios, which provides our campers with a more individualized experience. Our adult, experienced counselors provide fun, stimulating activities. Children ages 2-10 years are eligible to attend camp, which is 8 weeks, from July 1-Aug. 23. Activities include arts & crafts, water fun, story time, writing, reading, sports, trips for the older groups, magic shows, special night events, and live performances.IP KIDS2631 86th St. (West 13th), Bensonhurst 718-621-7818 850 50th St., Sunset Park 718-621-7818
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Now in its 86th year, the Marks JCH welcomes more than 500 campers from all parts of Brooklyn. We are a JCC day camp where positive developmental experiences are fun and playing is learning. Sports instruction, nature hikes, creative arts, swimming with Olympic champions, museum visits, and roller coaster rides are a typical week in camp, and all are welcome to join. Visit us at www.jchcamp.com, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (718) 943-6345.MILL BASIN DAY CAMP5945 Strickland Ave., Brooklyn718-251-6200
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With the magnificent revitalization of the Brooklyn waterfront, Oasis is thrilled to bring its day camp to families in Brooklyn. Oasis will utilize Brooklyn Bridge Park's premier collection of playing fields and recreational facilities, as well as the indoor, state-of-the-art athletic and performing arts facilities, air-conditioned classrooms, and large meeting spaces of St. Francis College. A traditional day camp in every way, the program includes sports and recreation, visual and performing arts, recreational and Red Cross instructional swim, field trips, and an outdoor education component including environmental studies, orienteering, and much more.PACPLEX/PAC KIDS1500 Paerdegat Ave. N., Brooklyn718-531-1111
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At Park Explorers in Park Slope, kids find an exciting summer full of the traditional camp activities – games, songs, swimming, sports, and arts & crafts, with gymnastics, karate, beach, and trips in and around the tri-state area. The close proximity to Prospect Park ensures that even the youngest camper gets plenty of summer sunshine. The older campers add trips and overnight adventures going beyond the city. Our diverse staff of creative, energetic counselors ensures that every child stays safe, with plenty of hands-on fun. Weekly enrollment. Multiple-week discounts.THE PARK SLOPE DAY CAMP 694 5th Ave., Brooklyn718-788-7732 Park Slope, Windsor Terrace, Bay Ridge, Carroll Gardens
PSDC= Camp Spirit, Community, and Friendship. A welcoming, stimulating, lively, diverse, safe, professionally managed outdoor camp for ages 3½-14. Exciting travel camp for grades 6-8; fantastic leadership experience for grades 9 and 10. Specialized Sports Academy and Circus program. Swimming, sports, arts, gymnastics, horseback riding, lots of special events, and trips. Very flexible registration, extra long season, accommodating hours, and transportation. An experienced, creative, stable staff, second to none. ACA Accredited.POLY PREP SUMMER CAMP9216 7th Ave., 718-836-9800 x322
Poly Prep Summer Programs offer families an outstanding alternative to sleepaway camps. On our 25-acre campus in Dyker Heights, campers create, play, sing, swim, dance, and explore! You can choose from our weekly programs offered in basketball, baseball, lacrosse, soccer, squash or computer; our 5-week Performing Arts Camp, or our 6-week Summer Experience Day Camp. We also offer afternoon swim lessons. Please visit our website or call for a free brochure. SEEDLINGS ACADEMIC PLAYSCHOOL42 Henry St., Brooklyn718-222-1849Email email@example.com
Summer preschool/camp for 2-, 3-, and 4-year-olds. Your children will love Summer at Seedlings! Our preschool program—learning through play—will include lots of water play in the private, tree-lined backyard of our Brooklyn Heights brownstone. Music, art, dance, yoga classes, local field trips, and more. Weekly class sessions start June 17 and 24, July 8, 15, 22, and 29, and Aug. 5 and 12. Five days/week is $350; four days/week is $300; 3 days/week is $250. Sessions are 3½ hours, 8:30am-12pm or 12:30-4pm.SHOREFRONT YM-YWHA OF BRIGHTON-MANHATTAN BEACH, INC.3300 Coney Island Ave., Brooklyn718-646-1444
At the Shorefront Y, campers forge new friendships, engage in daily activities, and go on tons of exciting and educational trips. Our 8-week program also includes play time on the beach and swims in the ocean (supervised by licensed swim instructors), as we are right on the boardwalk. All campers receive a hot Kosher lunch and snacks daily. Early drop-off, late pick-up, and door-to-door transportation options are available. Please contact us with any questions. We look forward to welcoming you to the Shorefront Y Day Camp family!SMARTSTART EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER, INC8411 Fort Hamilton Parkway, 718-921-1868
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Art 81 provides meaningful summer experiences for young or experienced artists. Instruction at Art 81 is tailored to individual strengths and interests. There is no predetermined curriculum and students develop a focus and self-awareness to carry them forward as visual artists in a rigorous course of study relevant to them. Art 81 also helps the individual develop a knowledge of artists, past and present, who may influence their direction.BAX/BROOKLYN ARTS EXCHANGE 421 Fifth Ave. (corner of 8th Street), Park Slope718-832-0018 Fernando Maneca, director
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Studies show that physical activity inspires cognitive and creative growth in young minds. At BounceU, we've seen it first-hand. Our summer programs integrate bouncing and games into education and artistic exploration, sending kids' imaginations soaring to new heights. Our programs provide a fun and distinctive balance of learning and play; helping to develop valuable skills and make memories that will last a lifetime. So, make this summer memorable at BounceU!BRIENZA'S ACADEMIC ADVANTAGE718-232-0114 8696 18th Ave. 1902 Ave. T 259 Rose Ave., Staten Island 215 E. 6th St., NYC
Brienza's Academic Advantage offers a wide variety of programs for students attending Kindergarten-Grade 12. We specialize in TACHS, SHSAT, SAT, and ACT preparation. Our programs provide students with the opportunity to increase their skills and knowledge, enabling them to reach their full potential. Programs offered are: tutoring in all subject areas (both one-to-one and share-a-tutor groups), test preparation courses, and mandated summer school programs. Call our office to speak to one of our educational specialists who can help you choose the best option for your child. Please register early as space is limited.BROOKLYN CULTURAL ADVENTURES PROGRAM (BCAP) SUMMER CAMP789 Washington Ave., Brooklyn718-638-7700
Brooklyn Cultural Adventures Program (BCAP) is the signature education program of Heart of Brooklyn, a partnership among six of Brooklyn's most treasured cultural institutions: Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Children's Museum, Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Public Library, Prospect Park, and Prospect Park Zoo. Through these exceptional resources, BCAP provides hands-on experiences for ages 7-12, weaving connections between art, world cultures, literature, history, nature, and science. Youth have fun while learning through creative projects, games, and educator-led tours. All lessons are consistent with New York State Learning Standards, and taught by professional educators.CHELSEA PIERS SUMMER SPORTS CAMP23rd Street & Hudson River Park, 212-336-6846Email firstname.lastname@example.com
At Chelsea Piers Summer Sports Camp, campers ages 3-17 choose from 15 different sports camps. Camps include Preschool Gymnastics, Preschool Ice Skating, Sports Academy (soccer, basketball, volleyball, batting, and more), Junior Gymnastics, Junior Ice Skating, Gymnastics, Ice Skating, Ice Hockey, Golf, Performance Golf, Elite Soccer, Acceleration Hockey, Basketball, Bowling, and Urban Adventure for Teens (kayaking, rock climbing, and sailing). Camp runs June 17-August 30. Campers may register for 1-11 weeks. Transportation and after care are available for an additional fee. For more information, call or visit the website.DIMENSIONS ON STAGE BROOKLYN CENTER FOR THEATRE AND PERFORMANCE7601 Third Ave., Bay Ridge718-833-4167
Quickly becoming Brooklyn's favorite acting school, Dimensions' summer performance camps are extremely popular and tons of fun. Each week has a different theme including: Pop Star Camp, Broadway Bound, and Triple Threat Camp, all ending with an original performance for friends and family. Actors of all levels are welcome to come learn, grow, and strengthen their performance skills with qualified teaching professionals, guest artists, and master classes with Broadway stars! Sing, dance, act and create all summer long. Programs available for ages 5-8 and 7-13. Visit dimensionsonstage.com.FASTRACKIDS7612 13th Ave., 718-748-3000Camp: 800-470-9216Email firstname.lastname@example.com
Summer camp is designed for children ages 4-10. Sessions last for one week at a time. We have full day or half day sessions available. Fast-paced fun and fully interactive, these learning adventures will captivate and entertain as they deliver truly meaningful lessons. Nine enrichment topics are explored. Math and English classes as well as computers, arts and crafts, puzzles, games, yoga, and more are also offered. Call for details!JOFFREY BALLET SCHOOL434 Ave. of the Americas, 3rd, 4th, & 5th Floors, New York212-254-8520
The Joffrey Ballet School has summer dance camp programs for ages 3-6 and 7-9, and ballet intensives for children 10-13 and 13-22. Dance camps are weeklong workshops with themes such as "Peter and the Wolf," "Wild Things," and "Fairies, Knights, and Dragons," which encourage creativity through dance, arts, crafts, music, and food. An in-studio performance culminates each workshop. Workshop hours: 8:45-11:45am. Summer ballet intensives (ages 10-22) include classes in ballet technique, character and folk dancing, jazz, Pilates, and pointe (for older students).LEIF ERICSON DAY SCHOOL1037 72nd St., 718-748-9023Christine Hauge, PrincipalEmail firstname.lastname@example.com
Leif Ericson Day School's Summer Creative Arts and Music Program (SCAMP) begins its 15th year of fun on June 25, and runs through August 3. Children from pre-K to grade 7 enjoy computers, art, music, movement, and drama. Professional caring staff and junior counselors are enthusiastic and attentive. Limited group size allows for a more fulfilling experience. All activities are on-premises. Two snacks provided daily. SCAMP hours are 9am-3pm with "Early Bird" care (8am) and "Late Bird" care (5pm) for additional fees. Open house: Sunday, March 3, from 2-4pm.THE LITTLE GYM OF BAY RIDGE-BENSONHURST 8681 18th Ave., Brooklyn718-259-6878
Our anytime, summertime camps and holiday camps offer three hours of fun and activities. The specially developed camp curriculum is designed around themes such as "Fantasy Castle" or "Whales, Sharks & Mermaids!" and combines physical fitness, gymnastics, arts and crafts and special events. It's the perfect break for kids (and parents) during the long summer months and during holiday time. Camps are available to both The Little Gym members and non-members. Available to children ages 3-8, Monday through Friday. Choose the days and weeks that fit your schedule.MUSIC TOGETHER OF BAY RIDGE/BENSONHURSTBay Ridge/Bensonhurst 718-499-2866 Park Slope/Kensington 718-369-3099 Music Together® is a nationwide educational program founded on the belief that all children are musical and that music is a perfect way for children to learn and grow. We sing, dance, and play instruments in a fun, informal, supportive atmosphere. Limited to 12 children with parent or caregiver. 45-minute classes meet once a week. Morning, afternoon, evening, or weekend class times available. Ages birth to 5 years. Free demonstration classes offered. Spring session starts in March/April. Summer session starts in late June.
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We offer 8 weeks of exciting, well rounded training in Tae Kwon Do, soccer, basketball, softball, bowling, and more. We also offer weekly safety and leadership classes as well as fun, educational field trips. Choose from 1–5 days/week and 1–8 weeks (only $280.00 per 5-day week). Camp hours 8am–3pm (later pick up times available).PREPARATORY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS AT BROOKLYN COLLEGE (THE)234 Roosevelt Hall, 2900 Bedford Ave., 718-951-4111
For over 30 years, The Preparatory Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn College has offered music (including Suzuki violin, cello, and flute for very young children), theater and dance classes, and private lessons for children of all ages and levels. We also welcome adult students for private instruction and group classes. Our experienced professional teachers, many of whom have extensive performance experience and advanced conservatory degrees, encourage students' growth at all levels. For further information on summer programs and classes, and school year study, please call 718-951-4111.THINKING TREE LEARNING CENTER2620 E. 18th St., Sheepshead Bay718-872-6767
Thinking Tree and Nash Jew is having a Spring Recess Mini-camp, March 25-April 2, for students ages 5-13. Children will be engaged in fun activities throughout the day including games, sports, field trips, homework help, tutoring, and much more. Drop your child off so they do not sit at home bored on their days off from school. Call today to reserve a seat for your child!THE TUTORING CLUB OF BAY RIDGE7811 3rd Ave., Bay Ridge 718-748-8867
SUMMER LEARNING CAMP: Bridging activities in math and reading, social activities include indoor games, arts & crafts, weekly movie and outdoor activities. Daily, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, and full summer packages. SUMMER TEST PREP CAMPS: Classes for 1st and 5th graders applying to Gifted and Talented programs for Sept. 2013, or classes for 8th graders preparing for TACHS, SSHSAT, and ISEE Tests for Sept. 2013 begin July 8, with 1-hour classes available Mondays through Thursdays. SAT TEST PREP CLASSES for HS seniors taking the October 2013 SAT begin July 6th on Saturdays, from 2-4 pm.
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Hello All!!
I have a bit of random question. I'd like to make a bunch of different coloured macarons. I don't really need/want to make a batch (that makes about 40) for each colour I want- if there's a better way to do it. I really only need a a quarter of a batch in one colour and want about 7-10 different colours. Any one have any ideas or experience as to how I could go about doing this?
Lots and lots of different coloured macarons
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Posted 19 September 2012 - 08:13 AM
Make the batter, divide into separate bowls, mix a different colour into each bowl? You're going to go through a lot of pastry bags, though.
Posted 19 September 2012 - 09:14 AM
Depending on the colours you want, you can successively add colour: tint a quarter yellow, and when you've got about half those piped, add red, and you've got orange; start with red, pipe those, add blue, you've got purple, and so on.
Posted 19 September 2012 - 12:02 PM
Both fantastic ideas. I was wondering though, if these methods will work specifically with macarons- considering how fickle the batter can be?
Posted 19 September 2012 - 12:37 PM
That would be the problem with adding successive colors. That's going to lead to over-mixed batter at about color addition number 2.Both fantastic ideas. I was wondering though, if these methods will work specifically with macarons- considering how fickle the batter can be?
It's kinda like wrestling a gorilla... you don't stop when you're tired, you stop when the gorilla is tired.
Posted 19 September 2012 - 03:27 PM
I've seen my chef makes a batch of white macarons and later on spray gun different colors on them for varieties. U can even get like shade effect. Or you can paint them with dry color dust with a brush. I have to clarify that my chef did not spray the whole macaron with the color, just for a light shade.
Posted 19 September 2012 - 06:19 PM
If you can keep accurate weight of your mixtures, you can always prepare the meringue and almond/sugar mixtures separately and then divide them up - I sometimes make a single batch, split the meringue in half, colour each half and go from there... I guess you could probably do the same with quarter-batches but as I said you'd need to be pretty careful to make sure your ratios stayed correct.
Posted 20 September 2012 - 01:33 AM
Thanks for all the help!! Will definitely give everything a go- probably going to end up using a combination of all the ideas here. If there's a successful outcome at the end of it all, will keep you'll posted!!
Thanks again!
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I am thrilled to publish this guest post written by Dan Sachs, Owner of Chicago's BIN 36, an incredibly popular venue for lovers of great wine and delicious food. Their annual Bubble Bath event on December 11 is one which shouldn't be missed for a variety of reasons…read on!
14 years ago, when BIN 36 was in its infancy, we spent a lot of time thinking about events that would be really special. Wine dinners – even 14 years ago – were pretty common, and we wanted to make sure the restaurant represented something fresh; a new way to experience, learn about and enjoy wine. And so, after a few bottles of our own, the idea behind Bubble Bath began to take shape.
We wanted to create an event that really told a story about one specific style of wine—one that was big enough to be fun and casual and entertaining all at the same time. Bubbly seemed like an ideal place to start – with infinite styles, grapes, flavor profiles and regions, it seemed like a natural fit. And, interestingly, our Bubbly Wine Flight is the only flight on the list that has stood the test of time. The wines have changed, but the flight has remained a favorite since it was created.
Our first Bubble Bath, as it became affectionately know, showcased about 40 sparklers, and we opened the doors to about 175 guests. Since then, the event has grown to over 60 sparkling wines and champagnes and 450 guests. This year, I think the event will be even bigger!
Not only has the event grown, in size, but our impact within the community has grown as well. Only a few years ago, we decided Bubble Bath was the ideal event to foster all the good will of the holiday season, and invited a charity partner to join us. Chicago and the wine community here have given BIN 36 so much support over the years, and Bubble bath has always felt like a good time to give something in return.
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Lastly, as an added bonus this year, we have a guest chef – Art Smith, founder of Common Threads, who will be at the restaurant signing his newest book, talking about food and entertaining, and, perhaps, sampling a few glasses of bubbly along the way.
We invite you to take the opportunity to sample a wide breadth of champagne and sparkling wine, maybe learn a little something, and, of course, have fun. Bubble Bath 14 will be held between 6-9 pm on Wednesday, December 11th. Tickets are $50 (with a VIP upgrade option!) and available here.
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