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I brewed my last bit of this one today. I've been craving pu'er in a big way and I missed it and I have been slacking with the tea brewing. I just did one steep so far and, for some reason, this time the brew is very weak. It's very lightly woodsy and a bit nutty but a bit bland. I am going to try a longer brew time for my next steep. Maybe the leaves have to open up a bit more.
Flavors: Nuts, Wood
I tried this one before and loved it. I am a fennel and licorice fan. I made it iced this time and the sweet and spice of the chili pepper really work well together with a bit of honey and orange zest. I am pretty much the only one who liked it though. There are apparently few fans of fennel and licorice in my life. It's odd considering my Grandma made us all drink a tea similar to this when we were sick.
I also just discovered—I'm so behind in tea and everything else—that Davids doesn't make this one any longer. I am going to have to try to blend it myself. Now to find bulk fennel seed, licorice root, star anise and dried chili peppers.
Flavors: Fennel, Licorice, Spices
I just drank my last bit of this fine tea. I didn't really want it hot for some reason so I decided to make it iced. I've never really tried that with a sheng before but it turned out perfectly. I took it on a run with me and the minty, slightly smoky kick was just what I needed. Managed to run to the library and then run home with an overstuffed bag of books—they were having a book sale and I am weak. I blame Wild Monk not for my book hoarding but for the energy to run home with a 10+lb bag of books.
It is. I have to get a cake of this one. I've heard that Mandala orders come in bunches right. That's an excuse. I think.
I bought a cake and wild monk loose maocha because I didnt want to break off any of the cake, are they fairly similar in taste?
Soooo very happy you are enjoying this! It is perfect tea for before a run. I had a joyful 6 mile run this morning after being fueled by the mao cha from this same farm this morning.
Jiang… the current Wild Monk cake is from spring material I bought from producer in 2012. The mao cha that is available right now is autumn-picked 2013. Definitely similarities, but the cake is taking some interesting turns in flavor/aroma as it ages. Both are nice. We are awaiting the arrival of the new wild monk cakes that I had pressed using the autumn 2013 material. I hope you enjoy it! Big difference between sheng and shu pu'er. I like both styles.
I just ordered more—darn sale— so I decided to finish off the last of my sample. It's like seeing an old friend again after a long time. You miss them, you know they are there if you need them but you just never get around to calling them. That's how I feel about this tea. I love it so much and I know I have a cake waiting for me but I feel better waiting to drink it. Does that sound crazy?
It's still my favorite gentleman's shu after all this time. It's creamy milk chocolate with a nutty background. There's also a heavy cream-ish taste in the background. So nice. Like hot cocoa. I'm totally okay with having bought 4 more ounces of this. So okay.
Flavors: Chocolate, Cream, Nuts
Awesome…. that's exactly how I feel about some of my favorite teas. Nice to know they are there, but you just don't get around to "calling" them as often as you should.
You introduced me to this one, and I still LOVE it – thank you.
I went for the shou sale and got a lot of sheng to go with it! looking forward to my order from Mandala!
YES! I just packaged up your order, my dear and shipped it out! John, you should see yours soon, too! I've got a few new pressings in the works that I am quite excited about. It'll be a few months before we see them (they have to be pressed, dried, sit for a while before shipping to US) but I look forward to sharing them with y'all when they finally land stateside!
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Dexter: A part of me thinks it's my tendency towards hoarding. If I don't drink it, I know its there but yeah buy more so I can hoard that too. It's a vicious cycle. I am so happy that I could introduce you to Noble Mark. Although it doesn't take much convincing with this one.
mrmopar: I have to load up on sheng one of these days. I am stocked up on shu for the next decade or so but I haven't found a sheng that I love that much. Aside from Wild Monk that is.
Garret: I can't wait for the new blends. I kind of fell of the wagon with coffee but now I am all teaified again.
I keep thinking I should start a business called, "Terri's Tea Library". I could invite people over for tea, take a love donation, offer to sell them a bit at a reasonable price. OR Do a local subscription thing, where they have a small container that I fill once a month with the tea of their choice. I already do that with a couple of my harp students, I gave them a little tin for HoliDaze, & they can bring it & refill it. It only holds a couple of T worth, but that's enough to try something out.
Anyway, I'd never really make a real profit, but maybe it could be a non-profit thing. The catch is I'd get to deduct all of my tea & teaware purchases when I do my taxes!! :")
Grace I agree about the shouQ Sheng is where my next direction is. I am trying to get some good stuff now to age in the pumidor. We will discuss some shengs in the future, you should join our discussion on puerh of the day.
Garret I am jumping for joy. I should have my box from you tomorrow!
Terri, can I join you in this venture or have you seen my cupboard lately! ACK!!
I didn't know this when I posted my last note about my Phatty Cake but I had hidden a piece of it from myself. My Phatty Cake is now an ex-Phatty Cake. It's pining for the fjords and I am all sad. Still delicious though.
Flavors: Earth, Nuts
I am in the middle of an intense bout of writer's block. It's bad. Probably why I am slacking on the tea reviews. But I needed something with a gentle kick in the pants of energy so I figured Killer's Vanilla would work. It was the perfect jolt of energy with a calming vanilla, minty and lavender accent. I also love the sort of roasty background that the guayusa adds on the finish. I did, however, finish the last of the ounce that I had when I made this iced. So very refreshing especially with spicy food.
Flavors: Flowers, Vanilla
Boo for writers' block. I find that it's been years since I've had an issue like that myself (I write full time for a living), probably due to my having an insane to-do writing list that's years long, and if I do feel a bit of a stoppage, I just continue writing until it eases up. Matcha also helps! Hope the words flow quickly and smoothly again soon.
It's terrible. This happens very rarely but when it does it takes months for me to kick. I am going to give matcha a try as well as organizing. A to do list is something I should probably have thought of by now :)
I miss all of my Steepster friends when I am not around as well. I'm a lurking lurker who lurks right now because writing anything is like pulling my hair out and eating it like spaghetti.
I'm in the middle of my yearly Anne of Green Gables—and Emily and Pat and Kilmeny and Jane —reread. It's my favorite series of books and I have had a reread every year since 95. I figured this time around I would accompany my reading with a brew or twelve of my favorite tea. Today it's Special Dark's turn and there is something special about drinking it while reading my favorite book. It just tasted better when reading about Anne's adventures.
Flavors: Chocolate, Cocoa, Cream, Nuts
I made a terrible discovery today. All of my emails from one account were going to Spam and not getting forwarded to my main email.So I have to sort through months of emails. So, if you're one of those people out there who has emailed me and never heard back, that's why.
I think this may be my favorite flavored tea. Creamy chocolate, slight nuttiness, orange. Nothing overpowering but so good. The best part of this blend is the base. It's one of the most chocolaty black teas I have ever tried. I almost feel bad that I just drank the last of this because I will miss it…I sense a Butiki order in my very near future.
Flavors: Chocolate, Cream, Orange Zest


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1 September 2014, 7:00pm-9:30pm
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Djuki Mala (Chooky Dancers) are touring nationally throughout 2014 with their self titled and long awaited show Djuki Mala proudly presented by Artback NT: Arts Development and Touring.
For over a decade, Dance innovators Djuki Mala have been exploring and re-establishing the notions of contemporary Aboriginal performance.
Hailing from Galiwin'ku Community (Elcho Island) in North East Arnhem Land, Djuki Mala have again teamed up with Creative Producer and Artistic Director Joshua Bond to create a show full of excitement for the whole family.
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Ilse Treurnicht has been recognized by the Woman's Executive Network as one of Canada's Most Powerful Woman for 2011, specifically in the Trailblazers and Trendsetters category. This is her second appearance in the top 100 list (she was first honoured in 2009).
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Now, with Chief Justice Lucas retiring in May and another justice's departure last January, Gov. Pete Wilson (R) has the rare opportunity to appoint four justices to the seven-member state Supreme Court, and in doing so, create a judicial legacy that will last well into the next century.
The change here is emblematic of a quiet shift under way in some of the nation's most important state courts as a new class of Republican governors begins to exert influence.
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Crist today asked the Public Service Commission to postpone any further hearings or decision on a proposed $1.3 billion Florida Power & Light rate hike and a $500 million Progress Energy Florida rate increase request.
Yesterday he named former newspaper editorial writer David Klement and Pensacola bar owner and accountant Benjamin "Steve" Stevens to the five-member panel that oversees the state's public utilities.
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Musket Man, the law states 5%, where they come from is not necessarily spread evenly across the board. One thing that is most often confused is the fact that landowner tags are in the mix as well. For example, if I remember right, the paunsagunt has 14 or so landowner tags that can be auctioned. There are more landowner tags than conservation tags, but many people think these are all from the draw tags. I believe the landowners association for the Pahvant gets 4 or 5 landowner elk tags that are auctioned as well. Not all auction tags are conservation tags that come from the draw. If you have the exact numbers of which unit you say over half are auction tags I would be interested to see them, I have not seen that large of a number on any unit, but I could be wrong. As it stands, the argument that draw odds will get so much better if the tags were back in the draw, does not hold much water when the math is done. In the past when I have run the numbers most units would see an increase of .5-1% in draw odds if the tags were put back into the draw.
Landowner tags are separate discussion in my book. I agree with some landowner tags to help in showing the landowners the value of having wildlife on their property as this can often benefit the area around the private land as well, at least in my experience. If landowners see no value in wildlife and consider them a nuisance, I'm afraid we will continue down the path of ranchettes and subdivisions.


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The ELCA has nearly 400 pastors from minority communities, says Fred Rajan, Commission for Multicultural Ministries director. Three-fourths of them are in the active ministry (not retired, disabled or on leave). But, Rajan notes, 12 percent of minority pastors are on leave from call, twice as many as non-minority pastors. At the same time there are more ethnic-specific congregations without a pastor than other ELCA congregations.
Just 55 minority students of 1,548 seminarians are enrolled at ELCA seminaries today, fewer than in 1988; and a nearly equal number, 54, are enrolled as candidates for the Alternate Route to Ordination--the majority in the PLTS Southern California Program.
Since there are fewer minority members in the ELCA, the pool of potential candidates for ordained ministry is smaller. This is true not only for the ELCA but for many other denominations as well. Rajan says, "All churches are competing for a small pool of candidates. If we become too selective or too demanding of these candidates, they may move to another church body." (See also editorial, page 58.)
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Calls and emails regarding our 2013 caterpillar population explosion are tapering off, just in time for kudzu bugs to assume their role as the latest Public Insect Enemy No. 1. During the darkest days of the caterpillar siege, our greatest concern was that residents might expose themselves to excessive levels of insecticide drift while attempting to control caterpillars in trees, on sidewalks, in garages, on screen doors and elsewhere. If anything, this is even a greater concern with kudzu bugs.
An Oct. 16 memo from Mike Waldvogel and Patty Alder of NCSU Extension Entomology tells us that decreasing day lengths and slowly declining overnight temperatures will likely trigger the movement of kudzu bugs (more properly known as bean plataspids) away from soybeans and kudzu and towards overwintering shelter. Unfortunately, light colored surfaces such as the sides of houses, commercial buildings, warehouses and even hospitals can become �kudzu bug magnets.�
Attempts at chemical control are discouraged, largely because there is little likelihood that insecticides will actually suppress the problem. We�re dealing with large numbers of flying insects, and attempting to spray surfaces that are too large to manage. Preventive sprays are a dead end because you can�t predict exactly where on a large structure the insects will congregate; the insecticides will have very little durability or staying power; and spraying the entire outer surface of your home or building is impractical from both economic and environmental perspectives.
Insecticide sprays inside a structure are always tricky and should generally be handled by professionals. And in the case of kudzu bugs, interior treatments won�t stop the problem anyway. A safer � and in all likelihood, more productive approach � is to vacuum up any kudzu bugs that make it into your home, and dispose of the bag outside. Think twice about sweeping these insects up, as you might safely do with millipedes, because kudzu bugs emit a very unpleasant odor when crushed, stepped on or banged into.
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Our Extension entomologists have posted information for residential settings at http://insects.ncsu.edu/Urban/kudzubug.htm. Review this information very carefully before launching into a kudzu bug management program. And try not to let the kudzu bug goad you into insecticide applications that would likely do more harm than good.
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cease and desist letter for serial harassment and unhinged rantings,* state of receipt (update 7)
Not yet. But to be fair, we just went through nuclear armageddon. And I hear radioactive fallout is particularly hell on stamps. So.
Watching Frey sycophant Dustin taking dumps all over RSM's thread last night, it occurred to me that, rather than answering the never-ending parade of repeated accusations — a rote litany of my supposed transgressions polished by the Freyers into a Hannity-esque soundbite I'm commanded to explain — I'd just take a few moments and do it once, so that going forward I can simply link to it as needed. Not only will this post save me future time and energy, but it'll answer in one place all those accusations that I'm beginning to suspect Frey and his little cadre of smearbots spread far and wide, knowing that, to those who weren't closely following our various tussles, their carefully crafted rendering of events would take root — namely, that a violent and dangerous Jeff Goldstein set out to wreck the professional career of the good and just public servant Patrick Frey, who (when he's not battling the forces of liberal bias at the LA Times) prosecutes cop killers; and that Goldstein did this because he is psychotic and evil (and grubs money, among other things), and he picked Frey out for reasons no one can understand, then set out to destroy his honor! His honor!
How many times that version of events has been emailed around is anybody's guess. How many of the bigger bloggers simply accepted the argument as presented and decided to distance themselves from me I can't say.
What I can do, however, is set the record straight. So. When Dustin writes:
Um, you admit accusing Patterico of being a racist, Jeff? I have no idea if you deleted it within minutes. I just know you lied a while ago when you said you never said it at all, and now you're probably lying to say you deleted it within minutes (and why should that matter? it's great context for your later google bomb).
"Wow" you say. Yes, Jeff. WOW. You lied all up and down this thread, saying you never played the race card and that I am such a coward to tell the truth about you.
And it's not like you did this a single time, is it?
Why in the hell did you claim to be a victim of racism, claiming that Patterico was putting you in your place (your words) because you are a Jew, if Patterico never said a thing that referenced your race?
That was just one of many lame attempts to intimidate someone out of winning an argument. You're trying to do the same to me with your "shut up" comments.
— I respond thusly:
Here's what I "admit," Dustin: I admit that several people watched as Frey, in full meltdown mode, called me, Jeff Goldstein, a "moneygrubber." I admit that this took place in the midst of an argument over how easy it is to take people's words, decouple them from intent, and turn them into something they likely didn't mean. I admit that, in reaction to Frey's "Goldstein is a moneygrubber" comment, I and several others immediately seized upon his rather loaded description and showed him just how easily it could be construed as antisemitic, using Frey's own favored hermeneutic methodology. I admit that I took the comment down a few minutes later (having made my point), then emailed Frey and told him I didn't want to escalate. I also informed him that I'd removed the comment.
He has that email. I know, because he saves and catalogs everything. And yet almost never does such evidence reappear to provide context.
I admit that months later, Frey once again got exercised and used "moneygrubbing" to describe me. I note that he did this prior to any parody posts on my part — but after my initial posts criticizing his "vetting" of Stacy McCain, which post yet again highlighted what I felt to be a dangerous misunderstanding of language function by those on "our side" (a site theme that was hardly new, or that had hardly focused solely on Frey).
I note, too, that prior to either of my two parody posts using Frey's name in the title, Frey posted, between Dec 12 and the time of my first of two posts on the 16th, one, two, three, four, five, six posts with my full name in the title.
— Including "Jeff Goldstein Plays the Race Card," which he posted a day after he'd once again described me as "moneygrubbing." Guess he was trying to forestall people taking notice that he may or may not be antisemitic, and that he tends to direct the same loaded phrase to a guy named Goldstein every time he gets especially stressed.
So. You rely on screenshots of comments I myself removed, and 2 posts — pointedly and obviously based on Frey's own "investigation" of Stacy McCain, and which pointedly DO NOT call Frey antisemitic — to suggest I Google bombed his reputation.
Meanwhile, you ignore the 6 posts with my name in the title Frey posted over a 4 days span, you ignore the meltdown he had in my comment section, and you ignore the 38 spam comments he tried dropping on my site. You ignore his behind-the-scenes private email exchange — likely one of many, this being one I can document — in which he was vowing to "destroy" me, slowly; to prevent me from being published; to drive me off the internet.
And then, having conveniently bracketed all that, and having gone from threaded comment to threaded comment repeating the same "accusations" over and over, you have the temerity to pretend you are winning an argument?
I admit that you are a liar. And a coward. Q.E.D.
There are other lesser charges to be answered, like the suggestion that I routinely change comments when someone disagrees with me — and that I do it without their notice — but you all, as regular readers, know this not to be the case. And you also know that, in those instances when I have changed comments, there were pressing reasons (for instance, when I tried simply deleting some of the trollish comments, Frey, who had copied them(!), would then repost them on my site against my wishes; or when Frey Google Bombed my site with 38 of the same comment, spreading it around through old posts, some of which weren't even written by me).
Interestingly, no one ever accused me of running a "hive-mind" site, or banning people "at the drop of a hat," until these run-ins with Frey. In fact, as many of you remember, the reason Karl ultimately left protein wisdom is because I wouldn't ban one of our regular trolls. At the time.
Subsequently, I learned that it's best just to get rid of the problem elements — particularly if I'm going to be characterized anyway as someone who brooks no dissent — despite my having opened my site to guest posters such as Jeralyn Merritt, nishi, SEK, and others, and despite the fact that I've routinely encouraged contentious issues to be discussed here.
What I've learned throughout all this is that when a man of the right embraces what I've been at pains over the years to point out is a leftist view of how language functions, it should hardly be a surprise when he uses every dishonest trick of leftist rhetoric — removing or adjusting context, bracketing intent, selective quotations, broad generalizations, etc. — to smear his rivals. Making him no more than a leftist who supports conservative policy.
Just as I always warned would happen.
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Third party observation.
And Patrick claims he's not out to smear Robert Stacy McCain, nor is he "walking anything back." He's "just a guy with a web site, giving his opinions." Well, if so, he's certainly aligning pretty tightly with the rest of these smear-merchants. I know R.S. McCain's addressed the bulk of these charges at his blog — and I'm not in the habit of following along all that closely. I laid out my best defense of Robert at my recent post, "Take It From Me, An Interracial Man in an Interracial Marriage, Robert Stacy McCain is No Racist!" That was pretty comprehensive and heartfelt. Robert can defend himself, in any case. Only he can reveal what's in his heart, and he's going to have a long chore of it, if this campaign of hatred by LGF, Patterico, and God knows who else endures. No doubt E.D. Kain will be piling on once again for good measure. Oh, the sickness of it all. But, never give in. It's dirty and despicable, but turn your back for a second and the target will be drawn. It's for keeps, so don't be playing loose on defense.
Funny how back in the day, we were warned to be careful about what we said, lest it be used against us by the Left in a bad-faith, out-of-context argument. Turns out, you don't need to watch what you say, because a certain Good Man — on the Right!— is willing to put words in your mouth and create "context" out of whole cloth.
L.A. County can't go bankrupt quickly enough.
I'm rooting for ol' San Andreas. Myself.
Obviously comments #1 and #2 are together and the quote is from Donald Douglas at American Power.
Good Lord.
I go away for some backpacking with my son, sans internet, and this happens. I need to stop taking vacations.
Cheers, Jeff.
All this talk about the race card business seems like their preferred way to either avoid answering any questions or prep the battlefield about this magical C&D letter. Either no one pays attention to the issue at hand – that Frey asserted a C&D letter that may or may not exist – or Jeff's name gets tarnished (he's mean and plays the race card! Like Al Sharpton! Ergo, his story about not getting a C&D letter is untrue!) the same way a defense attorney would suggest that a rape victim shouldn't have been out so late wearing such a short skirt.
But that's just me. I'm sure that the acolytes of such a dedicated patron of justice wouldn't stoop to using such tactics.
Huh. Armageddon just ain't what it used to be.
Tim Burns 1 minute ago
Part of a borderline personality disorder is creating a false reality around your blow ups. This is a fine example.
I sent you an email once, nutjob, and I was as obsequious as Pablo is on a daily basis. It is the only sort of thing you understand. The next time….well, I have the link to you threatening to assault me if you would like it?
Could timmah be Patterico's mystery date?
You don't edit stuff, JG? Dangit. Edit my stuff and put me some prose and verbs. Please.
Funny how back in the day, we were warned to be careful about what we said, lest it be used against us by the Left in a bad-faith, out-of-context argument. Turns out… is willing to put words in your mouth and create "context" out of whole cloth.
I'm just going to express my pleasure upon finding a person that remembers that by pointing to this, to be appreciated within that specific historical context.
Like, y'know… cuz we told them so.
I hope Minnesota fails.
You know, it's common for women to be thought of as more catty than men. I used to have a blog years ago that "exposed" lies in multi-level marketing scams like Mary kay. I felt the number of unhinged women that came by to spew hatred and accuse me of being a demon was impressive.
Until I started reading blogs by dudes. wow.
I hope this resolves itself in your favor, but some advice: I read your blog because of your (unique) intelligence and wit. As long as you don't suddenly become unhinged like that Johnson guy at LGF, I couldn't care less about some lawyer smearing you like a 7th grade girl.
BTW, I think that timmah post at #10 (it is hard to be sure with timmah) was directed to you Jeff. It was some recent series of posts timmah did over at TOM. I have never had any direct email interactions with timmah (or his Sybilic personalities) in the past, to my knowledge.
Could timmah be Patterico's mystery date?
I wonder. Wasn't he the one who was impersonating Jeff and/or posting vile things about Jeff's son?
I try to tune out the trolls, so I tend to forget which is which.
my recollection is that Jeff G.'s celluloid wisdom was a place of happyness and joy – little did we suspect that Jeff was simply developing his dirty tricks and comment-fu for when he unleashed protein wisdom on an unsuspecting internet.
Well played, Jeff.
Well played.
banning people "at the drop of a hat,"
Yep a site where the ban hammer is used so sparingly that one of the commenters (SBP) on his own initiative writes a program (trollhammer) that allows each person reading the blog to individually block certain commenters from being displayed on their own computer and to change those settings at any time.
A blog where even the most vulgar of trolls are encouraged to go to a section of the blog where anybody can put up their own posts and express and defend their own opinions, free and freely.
Yeah that's the place that bans at the drop of a hat. Touchy guy that runs that joint.
Not too too long ago, this used to be 'one of the blogs I liked' but not an addiction. I liked Patterico back then too. Following this Saga, I really learned to dislike him and unsubscribed – he has a bunch of other readers so I'm sure it's no sweat off his a55. Now, this is probably my favorite read out there. I disklike Patterico all the more although I feel bad for him – watching him and you have it out is like Watching Soulja Boy try to beat up Mike Tyson.
timmah! I told you, Jeff. ;D
"We have learned a lot from experience about how to handle some of the ways we fool ourselves. One example: Millikan measured the charge on an electron by an experiment with falling oil drops, and got an answer which we now know not to be quite right. It's a little bit off because he had the incorrect value for the viscosity of air. It's interesting to look at the history of measurements of the charge of an electron, after Millikan. If you plot them as a function of time, you find that one is a little bit bigger than Millikan's, and the next one's a little bit bigger than that, and the next one's a little bit bigger than that, until finally they settle down to a number which is higher.
Why didn't they discover the new number was higher right away? It's a thing that scientists are ashamed of – this history – because it's apparent that people did things like this: When they got a number that was too high above Millikan's, they thought something must be wrong – and they would look for and find a reason why something might be wrong. When they got a number close to Millikan's value they didn't look so hard. And so they eliminated the numbers that were too far off, and did other things like that…"
The intent of the electron was to have a charge of something on the order of ?1.602176487×10^-19 Coulombs. Fear of embarrassment for being too out of line with the original prize-winning estimate caused scientists to reinterpret the charge on the electron to values that were more socially acceptable.
Of course, using an inaccurate value for such a fundamental constant limits how far one can get in pursuit of anything that depends on that value: making other physical measurements, designing advanced materials, building functional electronic devices, and so on.
There would be no internet if the charge on the electron had not eventually been refined to a value more in line with its intent.
Could Patterico be so stupid as to stake his reputation on timmah?
I feel bad for him – watching him and you have it out is like Watching Soulja Boy try to beat up Mike Tyson.
See! See! His own crazee obssessed fanboyz think he's capable of Mike Tyson like outbursts of insane whackjob violence. Save your ears! He's after your ears! >/Idiot Javert>
Not unless the electron willed that it communicate something to us. I've heard that God is in the details, however.
Maybe it just wanted to express itself.
It seems like Jeff and his Klown posse are in permanent reruns with a weird auto-tuned version of history at his place. Vitriol, lies and lousy humor, it's what's for dinner. Rolaids extra.
Tip your waitresses or waiters.
Come back next week and Jeff will be singing the same song.
Don't miss it. Just make sure to e-mail me if there is anything I actually need to know.
Comment by Patterico — 3/23/2011 @ 5:29 pm
He just cannot quit you, Jeff.
"Don't miss it. Just make sure to e-mail me if there is anything I actually need to know.
Comment by Patterico — 3/23/2011 @ 5:29 pm"
Seems to me, there never was. It was all optional. Started out as a hobby. Got serious when he granted the hobby the power to control him.
Am I missing something obvious? Did Frey want to parlay his blog into something larger?
My son is getting an award at school tomorrow morning so I'll be gone all morning. Hopefully Darleen or JHo or whomever can pick up the slack.
If they can't, here's my post: "Obama does stupid shit, everyone suffers."
Maggie —
I don't think it was timmah. If it was anyone at all — and I'm taking Frey's word that it was someone, though this person received no emails from me, as I've insisted all along — I suspect the person has gone quiet. It would be interesting to see who among Frey's regular commenters has been far less active than usual since he watched Frey level those false accusations against me.
Frankly, I'm surprised neither the person nor the lawyer has stepped forward. They really hung Frey out to dry.
Of course, Frey was silly enough to make the accusations without having seen any proof, so that much is on him. And now he's been keeping information from me that could help us all find out who 1) harassed his friend, and 2) stole my identity to do it. But rather than try to help, he'd rather see me (and the first victim) put in jeopardy. Because helping would be admitting he made a false accusation.
Torn between ethics and saving face, he's chosen the latter.
Avocation perhaps is a better term than hobby.
I'm just being silly. Interesting to see who comes out of the woodwork though.
It seems like Jeff and his Klown posse are in permanent reruns with a weird auto-tuned version of history at his place. Vitriol, lies and lousy humor, it's what's for dinner. Rolaids extra.
Man he's got you guys pegged. Vitriol? By the bucketload. Lousy Humor? Hmm, let me check with a READER POLL! Down with the Klown? I'm sure someone is. Loves auto-tune? who doesn't, greatest musical invention EVAR! History? turtles all the way down. Reruns? Everyone loves Rerun, he needs to get back on TV. Dinner? Chili anyone. Rolaids? for said chili.
Lies? Only show up when Joe posts quotes from a certain somewhere.
What's not to like?
Me, I came for the semiotics, but I stayed for the sack beatings.
lousy humor
Mine's only ticky. Okay, maybe a flea or two, but NO LICE!
Tip your waitress …
Oh, I get it now. Yep. Good stuff.
It seems like Jeff and his Klown posse are in permanent reruns with a weird auto-tuned version of history at his place. Vitriol, lies and lousy humor, it's what's for dinner. Rolaids extra.
He left out "kinetic".
"I routinely change comments …"
I wish you would have corrected all the typos in mine.
BTW – My offer remains open, I'll contact and confirm, and treat such as confidential.
Oh, and as for Dustin, what is with the job identification/worship? I was an Assistant State's Attorney for 5 years and got plenty of bad actors sent to the joint – so what? That was a job, not some sort of magical characteristic that made me pure and honest and infallible and crap rose petals.
Could Patterico be so stupid as to stake his reputation on timmah?
Could Mike Nifong be so stupid as to stake his career on Crystal Gale Mangum?
"Jeff and his Klown posse . . . ."
Does that make us Jeff's Juggalos?
I don't think it was timmah. If it was anyone at all — and I'm taking Frey's word that it was someone, though this person received no emails from me, as I've insisted all along — I suspect the person has gone quiet. It would be interesting to see who among Frey's regular commenters has been far less active than usual since he watched Frey level those false accusations against me.
nk is not around. And he certainly has the motivation to lie.
And nk has the mendouchery character to do so.
Off to my son's school for assembly and award ceremony. Back later.
lousy humor
In my defense, I'm much funnier in person, just incredibly ugly…………………and fat.
I don't think there is a C & D letter. I think they're just messing with ya.
I wonder how many people Jeff will assault at the award ceremony. Stay tuned to your local news!
I got six in the betting pool.
I dunno, McGehee…Jeff's such a
badasshorrible person that if he were to encounter e.g. Timmah in real life, Timmah's ankles would just snap themselves out of sheer terror.
I'd bet Jeff's superpowers make it mostly unnecessary for him to ever touch others. And so he goes unprosecuted, even though people continue showing up in hospitals with various broken bones, dislocated joints and associated hematoma.
True, but he doesn't like to use his superpowers all the time. I'm thinking he'll leave half a dozen for exercise.
…and now timmah's starting to bore me. He's like an old toy that you forgot you had; you find it, take it out and play with it for a while, and then remember why you'd forgotten you had it in the first place: it just didn't do very much that's interesting.
[..]He's like an old toy that you forgot you had; you find it, take it out and play with it for a while, and then remember why you'd forgotten you had it in the first place: it just didn't do very much that's interesting.
Those are great for putting on a fence post and shooting off the sticky-out bits, until you've just got the middle bit left.
I'd bet Jeff's superpowers make it mostly unnecessary for him to ever touch others.
He's like that dude "Charlie X" in the original Star Trek series; his eyes roll back in his head and he simply imagines horrible violence occurring, and, well, his intended victim is kaput.
But, you know, he's largely unprosecuted since 1) no fingerprints are left, 2) he leaves very few survivors, save for the occasional one to tell the tale, and 3) the authorities are too afraid that when they come to get him all they'll see is those eyes starting to roll back into his head…
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Unsubstantiated allegations is the Freysian road, not a good path to start down.
C'mon, geoffb, shit don't stir itself.
Jeffs like the Emperor in the original Star Wars.
He just stares at you, and you choke…
quoth Daleyrocks:
Replying to Pablo – You keep forgetting that other possibility, that Jeff is lying his ass off. Let's keep that on the list to keep it honest.
Evidence that somebody has stolen Jeff's ID? None, not even a second hand conversation. Sounds like a conspiracy theory to me.
When a guy claims he doesn't delete comments and then is forced to admit he did delete damaging comments in this thread, what am I to think? Remember Jeff deleting those comments he wrote about Patterico accepting crazy GOP or special interest money for his blogging? I do. This is a feature with Jeff, not a bug.
That he claims Patterico was looking for a public pat on the back for teaching his daughter a lesson about politics, without presenting any evidence of such claims destroys Jeff's claims that such arguments are about language. He claimed Patterico was dishonest and unprincipled in that post without evidence. He claimed Patterico was an anti-semite without evidence. He claimed Patterico was accepting crazy party money without evidence. He memory holed two out of the three of those allegations and partially backed off the third. Explanations of irony, parody, and satire often follow, because people just don't understand language or something. BS, it's not about language when Jeff does this stuff because he's not following his own rules. As I've pointed out innumerable times, he's making it up as he goes. You folks are just willing to be gulled.
People can disagree, Jeff just has a quick trigger to the personal and has a tendency to try to justify it after the fact, or memory hole it.
I can't reply to that because a) there's no links in it, so I don't know that the hell he's referring to, and b) my browser has moved the reply button off the right margin.
But it smells like bullshit. Good thing we didn't step in it!
"Explanations of irony, parody, and satire often follow, because people just don't understand language or something. BS, it's not about language when Jeff does this stuff because he's not following his own rules. As I've pointed out innumerable times, he's making it up as he goes. You folks are just willing to be gulled."
This dude really needs to be fucked with a frog spear.
Maybe with your frog spear, Abe.
I can't decide which one to order.
Abe, for your purposes, I'd go with the largest one.
daleyrocks isn't in the position to explain anything. Being not nearly so bright as he imagines himself.
Someone might want to explain to the poor dear that the reason I have no evidence someone stole my identity is that Frey won't let me know who the supposed victim is, who the victim's lawyer is, where the cease and desist letter was supposedly sent, what the email headers from the alleged emails tell us, and on and on. Hell, I've even contacted the LA County DA's office to see if I can get that information.
As for the rest, I don't really know what he's talking about. Frey kept going to "moneygrubbing" in his descriptions of me. I don't know if he's antisemitic and never said he was. I linked to the supposed posts where I had mused on the topic. Following the second instance of his using that particular descriptor. The parody was obvious and only needed to be explained after the fact to the textualists who were pretending it was anything else. But you all be the judge. My "evidence" for Frey being disingenuous in his praise of Obama is that he'd written of Obama as "scum" prior to telling us all he is a fundamentally good man and a patriot. I don't remember suggesting Frey specifically was collecting crazy party money. I suspect I said something much more general about blogs and the GOP, and — like DEATH THREAT! — it was spun as far more sinister than it actually was.
I do know the way Frey think language works is dangerous. I believe I've shown how, too. And I know for certain that daleyrocks has never ever ever shown that I'm making it up as I go — as plenty of my pre-blog, academic writing on the subject clearly illustrates. For more likely — and predictable — is that daleyrocks doesn't understand how it works, despite my best efforts to explain it.
Yet, those who do get it? Duped.
daleyrocks is Pattericos attack poodle.
I have heard Paris Hilton's Chihuahua once fucked him at a rave in the Hollywood hills, but I can't tell you who told me that.
Evidence that
somebody has stolen Jeff's IDJeff's been cyber-BULLYING some poor schelp so BAD said poor schlep had to hire shyster attorney to write a CEASE AND DESIST Letter? None[.] not evenJust a second hand conversation. Sounds like a conspiracy theoryutter bullshit to me.
Hearsay and a nickle will get you a cup of coffee at Wall Drug in beautiful Wall, SD. Hearsay alone is only worth a glass a water.
good lord, Slart, that daley.rocks.in.head is a piece of work. I just dropped a couple of comments over there.
he really should seek help
I'm just about done with them. I've had a kind of epiphany: these guys don't want to argue to get at the truth of something; they just want to argue. And win, hopefully, but by all evidence hope is most of what they're armed with. They have no weapons, no strategy, no tactics and no objective, other than to be victorious.
Whereas Jeff's strategy is, I believe, to be understood. Compare and contrast, there. Patterico wants to win the argument personally, while Jeff wants a victory of ideas.
Could be complete bullshit, but that's kind of how it looks to me.
I don't pretend to have any of Jeff's expertise with language, but I don't really think most of what's being argued is all that hard to understand. It's practically commonsense. And of course there are deeper layers to the onion of meaning, as there are with practically any subject you care to name.
But they don't get it. And as twisted as their apprehension of things is, it actually kind of makes sense that they've given over final arbitration of meaning to Patterico. I mean, someone has to do their thinking for them, and they're certainly not up to the task.
Whereas Jeff's strategy is, I believe, to be understood. Compare and contrast, there. Patterico wants to win the argument personally, while Jeff wants a victory of ideas.
Could be that Pat just wants to co-opt Jeff's ideas since they are gaining traction (Althouse, VDH and others new found concentration on words/meanings) and then declare Winner!
Maybe he's put together just a few sorties on Language and Meaning so he can say 'as I've always said' even if it's 180 degree departure from the facts on the ground, but hey I did speak about this once or twice – sorta how the Pres**ent never really commits to a course of action while allowing others to fight then jumps in and declares 'as I've always said' declaring victory after the war is over.
That would allow Pat to claim to 'win the argument personally' without actually having to understand the battle or engage in it honestly or actually – bromides for his acolytes on the subject and voila "Win!!" And in his eyes that would be his win, not Jeff's. Dishonest on its face and dishonorable to boot and that's consonant with the evidence presented so far in ALL of his blogwar misadventures.
36. LTC John posted on 3/25 @ 6:19 am
… That was a job, not some sort of magical characteristic that made me pure and honest and infallible and crap rose petals.
You don't crap rose petals? Well damn, coulda fooled me :D
29. Jeff G. posted on 3/24 @ 9:40 pm
… Of course, Frey was silly enough to make the accusations without having seen any proof, so that much is on him.
Think about that for a minute. The guy is a prosecuting attorney, yet he's willing to make accusations without proof. That's F'ing scary. I used to read his blog and got the distinct impression that he's no different in person.
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I don't know about you, but I so wish the weather was to right to sit outside in the sun with a book and a bowl of summer fruit. Hence today's inspiration board. Bright summer sun, filtered through an orchard thick with peaches, and a casual meal in the late afternoon, once the day has cooled off a bit. Set up games, maybe a tire swing, and serve family favorites for dessert. Instead of flowers, decorate tables with baskets of peaches that guests can take home.
Mood: sunny, homegrown
Palette: sweet peach, summer green
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Row 2: photo by Robert Sukrachand, cake
Row 3: mason jar votive via Once Wed, lemon tart photo by Valls Photographic, utensils tied with twine photo by Bill Kingston, baskets of peaches from Martha Stewart Weddings
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I'm liking this more recent trend of using fruit in lieu of flowers for centerpieces.
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Great inspiration board!{I love seeing photos you've used before in different combinations}.
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These are gorgeous, but make me feel chilly with it being so snowy where I am!
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A Usenet newsreader with scheduler, threaded decoder, picture viewer, NZB and RAR support.. Automatically download using NZB files or browse newsgroups and select files manually. Easily download and automatically expand RAR files with 2 clicks. Launch external programs based on the downloaded filename. Automatically re-establishes broken connections. Browse pictures with the built-in viewer and delete unwanted images without leaving the program.
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I was a freak among my friends," admits Tom Kim. During his third year of medical school at Tulane-- the year when students see patients in "rotations" through different disciplines--Kim confessed to crying at every birth he observed while on his rotation in the obstetrics ward.
"It was extraordinary to witness the miracle of life," says Kim (M '98), now an intern in medicine-psychiatry at Tulane University Medical Center. "I would cry during every birth and then I would look at the 13-year-old mother and cry for a different reason. Then I would look up at the grandmother who was crying because her baby was having a baby. "There is a whole lot of stuff going on there that just doesn't get addressed in medical school."
Before graduating last year, Kim helped develop a program to address aspects of medical care that fall outside the medical science curriculum. With a $200,000 grant from the Arthur Vining Davis Foundations, the medical center formed the Program for Professional Values and Ethics in Medical Education, which will kick off this summer with a retreat for incoming first-year students.
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"I believe strongly that every school of medicine can do a better job of emphasizing the primacy of the physician-patient relationship," Rodenhauser says. "In this era of technology, all we hear about is the technical aspects of medicine and how poorly patients are treated interpersonally."
To help students explore the humane aspects of medicine, the program centers on five themes students will address in learning teams throughout their four years of medical school--integrity, communication, service, leadership and teamwork.
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One place to form relationships is at the pre-first-year retreat, which is modeled on a program at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Program committee member Robin Whitlock, associate professor of medicine and director of the Episcopal Ministry to Medical Education, taught at Maryland before coming to Tulane in 1995.
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Stewart M. Bond, PhD, RN, AOCN
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- Ph.D. and M.S.N. - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- M.T.S. - Vanderbilt University
- B.S.N. - University of Virginia
Research Interests
Cancer symptom management; neuropsychiatric symptoms in patients with cancer; delirium; care of older adults with cancer; frailty
Dr. Stewart Bond is an assistant professor. He received both his Ph.D. and master's degree in nursing from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He also received a master of theological studies degree and a post-master's certificate psychiatric-mental health nursing from Vanderbilt University. Dr. Bond's clinical background is in oncology, geriatrics, and palliative care. His research interests pertain to cancer symptom management, neuropsychiatric symptoms in patients with cancer, delirium, care of older adults with cancer, frailty.
selected appointments and awards
- 2014 - Research Scholar, Hospice and Palliative Nurses Association
- 2013-present - Faculty Nurse Scientist, Yvonne L. Munn Center for Nursing Research at Massachusetts General Hospital
- 2012-present - Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Gerontological Nursing
- 2010 - Edna Stilwell Writing Award, SLACK Incorporated
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- Bryant, A. L., Azizer Brody, A., Perez, A., Shillam, C., Edelman, L. S., Bond, S.M., … Siegel, E. O. (2015). Development and implementation of a peer mentoring program for early career gerontological faculty. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 47(3), 258-266. doi:10.1111/jnu.12135
- Bond, S. M., Hawkins, D. K., & Murphy, B. A. (2013). Caregiver-reported neuropsychiatric symptoms in patients undergoing treatment for head and neck cancer: A pilot study. Cancer Nursing, 37(3), 227-235. doi:10.1097/NCC.0b013e31829194a3
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- Bond, S. M., Dietrich, M. S., Shuster, J. L., & Murphy, B. A. (2012). Delirium in patients with head and neck cancer in the outpatient treatment setting. Supportive Care in Cancer, 20(5), 1023-1030. doi:10.1007/s00520-011-1174-0
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For every RSS feed I am using within that and other pipes, I am getting a message warning Error fetching:, and no output. Thoughts?
I am having the same issue, I get the following error
Error fetching https://news.yahoo.com. Response: OK (200). Error: Invalid XML document. Root cause: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException; lineNumber: 40; columnNumber: 43; The content of elements must consist of well-formed character data or markup.
can't find a solution or a way to find solution
oh, here is my pipe http://pipes.yahoo.com/christmasgifts
Brian, I see no problem with your pipe whole output without any error fetching.
RobertP, your pipe is not accessible, and anyhow, should be unpublished before debugging it.
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