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San Francisco: The Doughnut Burger at Straw
203 Octavia Blvd, San Francisco CA 94102 (map); 415-431-3663; strawsf.com
Cooking Method: Griddled
Short Order: On our visit, this doughnut burger got brutally overcooked
Want Fries with That? We didn't try them. But we liked the house-fried potato chips!
Price: The Ringmaster burger, $11.75; make it a double, +$1.25; add bacon, +$1.50
This past weekend in San Francisco was Bay to Breakers. Ostensibly, Bay to Breakers is a road race, but most San Franciscans take it as an excuse to parade through the city in costume (or naked).
Now, normally I would have been out there in the crowds, dressed as a Double-Double, but my parents were in town, so I had to tone down my act. This left me looking for other ways to get freaky-deaky alongside the rest of the city, and may explain how I ended up at Straw, sitting in a tilt-a-whirl seat and staring down at a doughnut burger.
Why does Straw have tilt-a-whirl seating and a doughnut burger? Because it's a carnival-themed restaurant. (Duh! Your city doesn't have one of those?) If the idea strikes me as odd, I like the way they've pulled it off, with old-school signs and black-and-white photos on the wall. Other than the Troll dolls and fun-house mirrors in the bathroom, they've opted not to assault our senses with bright colors and blaring noise, instead creating a lovably ramshackle little space. Besides the burger, they serve takes on dishes like buffalo wings, mac and cheese, grits with linguisa, and an array of sandwiches, all with carnie-themed names.
Straw calls its burger The Ringmaster, sandwiching a cheese-topped patty of ground chuck between two glazed doughnuts. Like any good amusement park operator, they offer an enticing up-sell. On a burger that costs $11.75, you can add an extra patty (five ounces or so) for only $1.25. Personally, my thinking went something along the lines of, I'm already eating a freaking burger on a doughnut...bring on the extra beef!!!
But, one patty or two, donut or bun, it all comes down to how the beef gets cooked, and I felt a little like Straw had played a carnival trick on me. On the outside, the ragged-edged patties had developed an attractive crust, but that effect had been achieved through too much time on the griddle. The inside of the patties had cooked straight through. And then cooked some more. The end result turned out chewy and tough, rather than tender.
Unless you count Rachel's Thanksgiving trifle on Friends, beef hasn't gained the same traction as some other meats as something to be paired with sweet. Well, The Ringmaster didn't horrify me on that count, but I did find myself wishing Straw had added something saucy to tie the combination together. In its current incarnation, it's simply burger and doughnut, no sauce, no lettuce, no nothing to bridge the gap and spice up the landscape. Maybe some bacon ($1.50) would have achieved that end?
Straw serves its burger with house-fried potato chips, though you can upgrade to julienne fries for an extra dollar. I found myself quite happy with the vehemently crunchy, thick-cut chips, and so didn't wish for the fries, even if the ones at other tables looked good from afar.
Straw also offers Sweet Tots on their appetizer menu, little nuggets of fried sweet potato that come with a sweet-leaning blackberry bbq dipping sauce.
The restaurant did a brisk business on the night we visited, so maybe there are other prizes to be won on the menu. As for the burger, pay no attention to the man telling you to step right up and give it a whirl—if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
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Michael James Roberts (Sociology, 2005) published Tell Tchaikovsky the News: Rock 'n' Roll, the Labor Question, and the Musicians' Union, 1942–1968 (Duke University Press, 2014), an exploration of why the American Federation of Musicians (AFM) refused to recognize the legitimacy of rock 'n' roll. Roberts is an associate professor of sociology at San Diego State University.
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A cottage industry emerged last week among a small handful of contrarians who pandered to Seahawks fans by suggesting that the events that concluded the Monday night game between Green Bay and Seattle were handled correctly.
That industry can now officially be disbanded.
Replacement referee Wayne Elliott, who initially defended the call of a touchdown by Seahawks receiver Golden Tate, reluctantly admitted during an interview with Cris Collinsworth and James Brown on this week's Inside the NFL that the call "probably" should have been an interception.
The heart of the controversy continues to be the difference between control and possession. If one player controls the ball before the other player, there can be no simultaneous catch.
Elliott also said that he received plenty of calls after "the call," and that one of them came from Packers coach Mike McCarthy.
"He called me at my house last week, because he had heard I was having a rough week with all the calls and everything," Elliott said. "He just had heard that I was having a rough week, and wanted [me] to know that he thought what I did, controversial and maybe he didn't agree with it, that I handled it with class."
Asked for some war stories, Elliott said that Bears quarterback Jay Cutler called Elliott an "M-F-in' replacement ref" during a game, but that Cutler later offered him water, explaining the profanity by saying that was the only way to get Elliott's attention.
Referee Jim Core shared an observation regarding Bucs coach Greg Schiano: "He's college." Core went on to explain that wasn't a compliment.
The full interview is worth a listen. But here's hoping it's the last we hear from or about the replacement officials.


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Gratitude to a Bush
The rosh hayeshiva who survived the Holocaust and eventually settled in Jerusalem had an interest activity that aroused the curiosity of his students. Each day he was seen carefully watering a bush growing in his yard.
Pressed for an explanation he recalled how he managed to escape death when the Nazis rounded up all the Jews in his Lithuanian town for deportation to a death camp. Standing near the back door when the Nazis arrived he managed to run out and hide behind a huge bush. His flight was noticed and a frantic search was initiated which ended in failure because of the unusual thickness of the bush. After the Nazis left, taking with them all the members of his family, he fled into the forest and joined the Partisans until the end of the war.
After the war he returned to his hometown and snipped a part of the bush that had saved his life, planted it in his yard and, as an act of gratitude, dedicated himself to daily giving it life by watering it as it had given him life by concealing him.


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Sins of a Solar Empire Expansion Bumped to Feb 25
"The additional time will allow for Ironclad's development team to incorporate feedback to date and allow for another round of beta testing," said a company representative. Added Ironclad's Blair Fraser: "It's of paramount importance to everyone that what we're releasing is the best and most robust content we can."
Entrenchment is available for preorder on Stardock's digital distribution service Impulse, for the price of $9.95.
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A state appeals ruling means a negligence lawsuit against a railroad company in a 2009 train-van crash in a Milwaukee suburb can move forward.
The 1st District Court of Appeals reversed a lower court ruling Tuesday that the plaintiffs' claims were pre-empted by federal railroad law.
Elm Grove Officer John Krahn and Scott Partenfelder were severely injured in 2009 as they rescued Partenfelder's wife and 2-year-old child from a van that was stuck on some train tracks during a Memorial Day parade.
The lower court ruled the parade presented only a potential hazard, so federal law protected the railroad from negligence. The appeals court reversed that ruling and sent the case back to the circuit court.
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NAME: Joseph R. Swedish
NAME: Joseph R. Swedish
CAREER: Former CEO of the health care systems Trinity Health Corp. and Centura Health Corp. Also has served as an executive for the hospital operator HCA Holdings Inc. and as a board member for the insurer Coventry Health Care, which competitor Aetna Inc. acquired in 2013.
EDUCATION: Bachelor's degree in political science, University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Master's degree in health administration, Duke University
FAMILY: Swedish and his wife, Gene, have three grown children, Ian, Evan and Erin
UPBRINGING: Parents immigrated from Eastern Europe in the late 1940s and spoke no English upon arriving. Swedish said his first bed was a suitcase and he grew up doing chores on a Virginia farm. He went to elementary school in an orphanage near his parents' home.


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ok... i thought it used to work but i guess i could be wrong. other maps are crashing due to wrong names for weapon_...
ok... i thought it used to work but i guess i could be wrong. other maps are crashing due to wrong names for weapon_...
"Models removed because of copyright"
Worst idea, these models are playermade
It just the same as here, Sven is no more a "mod" it is a standalone release on a platform that is used for selling stuff. If creators wanted, they could sue for copyright.
Sven Co-op - Player, enthusiast, alien-reaper, Shotgun-lover
Sven Co-op Forums - Addict, spam-hater, playing 5.0 a lot
In-game name - Delacroix
Well get used to it. Now it's on Steam, so long as updates are enabled, nothing is sacred. There's a very long and unpleasant precedence - just look at the HL2 saga.
Welp, Boderman is gone, Player models are gone.
I just sit here and waiting an update for OpenGL & FPS issues :|
Liam / Ludie / MasterPixarGuy
Avid Sven Co-op Player
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We're not saying "please upload copyrighted material to the workshop instead" but also realise we have literally no way of the community sharing such content amongst themselves.
Adam "Adambean" Reece
Sven Co-op team
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Released AMXX plug-ins: Bind number slots | NextMap with Sven Co-op fix | Sven Co-op administrator icons
I fixed Sieni, the model no longer has any missing faces and the arms don't clip outside of the body anymore.
Pictured are the fixed arms.
Get it here.
Disney (as well as the other companies involved) is well known for sending out cease and desist letters.
Valve has a DMCA process and we don't want to get involved with that.
Would you rather have Sven Co-op removed from Steam?
Companies have an obligation to protect their intellectual property or risk losing the right to do so.
Unfortunately, as a matter of practical law and being paranoid, or protective either one works(your not paranoid if they ARE out to get you) if you are a big company protecting your intellectual property is a duty(lol duty) because if you don't send threatening Cease and Desist orders to people who are using your product for profit then eventually the name/idea of your product can become public domain.
Examples of these would be Kleenex being a tissue and Saran Wrap for klingy wrap. There are others.
Now this does bring up an interesting question. Why is the team taking out things when our product doesn't sell anything? The only thing is donation money... Now this of course does not stop people from putting the models in map packs or pushing it on their servers to clients. That is the legal grey area that the community takes over when the team shifts copyrighted content out of the official build. Garrys Mod is also full of copyrighted content but seems to get a much wider birth on the workshop from what I've seen.
Anyway, it is a necessary evil under current corrupt copyright law.
mod in the history to get down for Copyright infrigement), i wish i knew more about these laws since all that stuff happened and, maybe, it´ll happen to anyone not profiting from it.
Dayum i`m quite paranoid right now.
Hey there.
Any reason why calling pfnPrecacheModel from an Amxmodx plugin would no longer work?
I understand some changes was made to precaching. However, from what i gather from the changelog model precaching was not touched directly?
I don't recall us changing pfnPrecacheModel. The only reason I can think of is AMXX (or Metamod) has some cool mechanism to stop accidentally pre-caching more than 512 models and causing a crash. Some official maps go beyond the GoldSrc 512 model limit.
I'd ask the Metamod team to look into that issue rather than AMXX.
Adam "Adambean" Reece
Sven Co-op team
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Released AMXX plug-ins: Bind number slots | NextMap with Sven Co-op fix | Sven Co-op administrator icons
// Edit I though you say limit of offical maps.. I think you need to replace with ripent or advanced patcher from Sven Coop Forum. Or Use WinBspC bsp Decompiler and open JackHammer than you need to recreate maps to your Sven Coop Enginn with limitation? Is it possible?
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Hello guys, Svencoop. I am sorry Please respect me! I am deaf. Thanks, Sven-Coop Forum!
Please do not share to shit dropbox! Please share only Mega.nz!
Muhahaha, Facebook crashed!
We did increase the limit. Adam was referring to GoldSource's limit, not ours.
Will the removed player models be in the optional player pack?
Mandalorian and UCSM were my favs
Bit of a late reply, but what did the developer "turn sour" about with the Boderman map? Just curious.
I'd prefer not to get into that as the person is banned from the forum and would not have a chance to reply, which, in a way, would not seem fair. The person had no issues with the map itself though, just us including it in the game.
Hi,look i been playing a lot of svencoop and now rarely when i use the flashlight it lags or freeze all my stuff,later someone told me to put software not OpenGl i put software and the game crashes, when i click the game tolds me that it will be using the software , BUT later the resolution of the game goes off like 640x400 and the menu i couldnt see it so i wanted to put settings or options and i counldt see the video options so i cant put OpenGl again or at least change the resolution.I hope someone can help me out plz?
P.S: it doesnt work Alt+Enter so i cant put it on windows
Check this FAQ for more information: http://steamcommunity.com/app/225840...1477877728473/
"Q: I accidentally picked software rendering mode and/or the game runs but doesn't fit the resolution of my monitor"
then read the suggested fix which is a set of "launch parameters".
PS: If you are still having problems, After using the "Launch Parameters", post and say so we will try and Help.
Welcome to the Forums and Happy SC Gaming.


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I started losing my hair in high school. All of the fun things I got to do in the 1980s with hair dye are long gone. On top of that, I never had to shave regularly until I was in my late 30s. In the late 1980s all I wanted was cool sideburns, and I had to wait until the trend came back around a couple years ago to almost be able to take advantage of it. I didn't even have armpit hair until I was in my 20s. I spent most of my teen years too mortified to wear a tank top. I view most men with hair and the ability to grow facial hair wistfully. They have something I'll never have.
Whenever I see these five guys, I can't help but think about their hair. And how much I want to possess it.
5. Vegas Lancaster (improv team The N Crowd)
His hair has super powers that I cannot begin to comprehend. If you encounter Vegas in a dark alley, you are simultaneously frightened and awed.
4. Jp Boudwin (sketch group Camp Woods)
He can go from full-on French Canadian couch-surfing drifter to slightly more respectable French Canadian couch-surfing drifter simply by getting a hair cut. Also, when he gets his hair cut, he loses ten pounds in one whack.
3. Jess Carpenter (improv team Iron Lung, Comedian Deconstruction)
If I had the ability to rock full-on Wolverine facial hair like Jess does, I would be an unstoppable sex machine. I would do so much with that superpower, but it remains unattainable.
2. Dennis Trafny (Philly Improv Theater House Team Hey Rube)
Dennis gets the nod over his [improv team] Bierdo brethren because with his bald head and piercing eyes, his head shots make for the best meme generation.
1. Chris Calletta (Philly Improv Theater House Team Hot Dish)
Chris has the perfect hair of every actor in every hair product commercial and/or Francis Ford Coppola film from the early 1970s. Chris, you probably think I'm constantly cruising you, but really, when I'm staring vacantly at you, I'm for real just coveting your hair.
Steve Kleinedler started doing improv in 1982 and studied and performed off and on in the 1980s and 1990s. He began performing at ImprovBoston in 2001 and teaching and directing there in 2004. He performed with IB's Harold Team Marjean for three years. Steve directed numerous improv troupes and shows at IB, including The Family Show (2004-2007), Backstory (a 'Memento'-inspired improv show, which he reprised with Hot Dish for the Philly Fringe festival in 2012), and IB's sketch ensemble The Ruckus (2007-2010). He's directed numerous one-person shows and scripted plays. At PHIT he currently directs PHIT house team Hot Dish and has appeared onstage in numerous guises, including Half-Life with Nathan Edmondson. He is also a founding member of Shattered Globe Theatre in Chicago.


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Wild animal sightings are common occurrences in the Hudson Valley, including coyotes and even wolves.
But it's not often a coywolf is spotted.
A coywolf (also known as woyote or Western coyote) is a canid hybrid descended from coyotes and gray wolves and one was seen and photographed Monday morning in Rockland County.
The Clarkstown Police Department said the coywolf was spotted in Congers.
Coywolves, on average, weigh between 30 and 45 pounds.
If you see one and are outside, police recommend making noise, and say it's important not to feed them or other animals, noting that even if you are feeding birds, other animals such as raccoons and coyotes will be attracted to your yard just like any other animal looking for an easy handout.
It's also important to share this info with neighbors, as police note that coyotes travel tremendous distances and a coyote regularly coming to your neighbor's yard for a free handout will surely pass through your yard to get there.
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There are several health benefits from adjustable beds. Adjustable beds ease swelling of the legs or edema and ease back pain. They relieve soreness of the body and sooth next and shoulder tension. They also offset acid reflux and nighttime heartburn. They provide relief for certain parts of the body such as the neck, the spine and the knees. Adjustable beds are especially useful for people who have degenerative spondylolisthesis, osteoarthritis, spinal stenosis, asthma, phlebitis, varicose veins, back pain or neck pain. They are also ideal for people who have just undergone surgery. Adjustable beds also make it easier to get in and out of bed; relieve the heart muscle to make breathing easier; soothe stomach muscles and aid in proper digestion; and are also ideal for passive back stretching, etc. Some adjustable beds also have built-in massaging motors in the automatic as well as manual modes.
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SPRINGFIELD - A three-point shootout at the halftime show of a college basketball game Feb. 15 opened eyes across the nation.
Michael Quin, a 54-year-old blind man from Springfield, stepped onto the court at the College of the Ozarks, and took a 3-point shot. That shot would later be seen around the country.
Six years ago, Quin suffered traumatic brain damage and went blind after a series of falls.
"I don't remember not being like I am. I don't really know about time or numbers, I don't read or write. What's important is I'm happy right now," Quin said.
Quin plays with Champion Athletes of the Ozarks, an organization that assists children and adults who are living with disabilities. Champion Athletes doesn't just focus on sports. Working with Champion Athletes, Quin and others have the opportunity to build skills to help them function in everyday life.
The organization traveled down to College of the Ozarks for a clinic with the basketball teams in the morning. After lunch, the athletes returned for the men's and women's basketball games. During halftime of the men's basketball game, all eyes were on Quin as he stepped beyond the arc to take the three-pointer.
"I wouldn't be there if it weren't for the Champion Athletes. They tell me and tell others that you can do it," Quin said.
Since Quin can't see the basket, he listens for cues from a guide standing below it. The public address announcer asked for the College of the Ozarks gym to be quiet so Quin could hear the cues.
"It was amazing. It got incredibly quiet. You couldn't hear a sound. And everyone watched," said Susan Miles, director of Champion Athletes.
College of the Ozarks athletic director Al Waller handed Quin the basketball.
"When I was getting ready to shoot the shot, I felt like I was going to make it. I think if you feel that way, it helps," Quin said.
Quin took the shot. Swish.
"Next thing I know, everybody is clapping. And I was so happy," Quin said. "I didn't really understand what crying was. I thought water was going to come from my eyes, I was so happy."
Waller said the College of the Ozarks will never have another halftime show like that.
"It was unbelievable. I mean, our crowd went crazy. They all stood and clapped. People jumping down, trying to giving him high-fives. It was just an amazing reaction," Waller said.
By sinking the shot, Quin won a McDonald's value meal every week for a year.
"I don't know what a year is but you know what? The fact I got McDonald's was great," Quin said.
The only video of the shot came from a fan's cell phone. But the video went viral, even earning the No. 10 spot on ESPN SportsCenter's Top 10 plays of the weekend.
"It's pretty amazing," Quin's daughter Jessica Quin said. "All the people at school that I talk to say 'I saw this clip of a guy shooting a three-pointer at a basketball game.' And I'm like 'That's my dad. I know him,'" she said.
Michael Quin said, "When you say how does it feel that the whole country knows it, I don't understand that. All I know is I tried my best."
It was a shot seen around the country, except by the man who took it.
Quin is getting crowdfunded assistance through Champion Athletes, via the site Never Leave Athletes Behind.


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It has to be daunting by this point. By now, Shipka knows she's not just having fun with clothes. That is, she may well be, but now she knows very well that it's becoming a thing, the way she looks and what she chooses to wear and stuff, she's one of the people people care about.
And yet she still looks like she's having so much fun. Look at her! She's delighted with herself and this situation, and I'm so impressed. Like if I were her parents, I'd be saying "good on us". There's still time for her to go all Taylor Momsen, of course, but I'm not sure she will. She's 14 in November and at least sartorially, well-adjusted. That pattern on the back of that dress? I had that on some shortalls when I was about her age. So it feels totally age appropriate and yet is notably not on a pair of shortalls.
I also want to thank the powers that be for not letting her default to black. When you were 14, didn't you default to black every time? I am never more my mother than when I'm screeching that there's TIME to wear black, but seriously, there is. I remember the Olsen twins from about 10 years old on never put colour on their bodies again (granted, the only colour available in 2001 was powder blue) so I find this refreshing. Also, I find myself wondering whether I have time today to go out and get myself some Shipka brows.
Now of course, if these pictures are new to you because you never saw her on the broadcast, because apparently Mad Men doesn't really matter in the grander scheme of the show, well, that's another rant for another time. Seriously, we didn't even get one split-season joke? Who's asleep at the controls here?


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Forget the scary rate shock warnings — at least for now.
New analysis from Avalere Health finds premium rates for mid-range or "silver" health insurance plans are falling below Congressional Budget Office estimates, signaling the state exchanges — the key component to President Obama's health law — is working.
The analysis from the consulting firm comes just as the Obama administration continues to take heat for the law. In a report Wednesday, the Government Accountability Office pointed to challenges in opening the federal exchanges on time. But Avalere said the initial filings are good news for consumers and the administration.
"The initial data suggest that competition in exchanges is working to lower premiums, which will benefit nonsubsidized enrollees and the federal government," said Caroline Pearson, vice president at Avalere Health.
For their report, Avalere compared CBO estimates for silver plan rates with insurer rate filings for 2014 that were made available this month.
For example, they found premiums for the second-lowest cost silver plans for a 40-year-old nonsmoker will range from a low of $205 in one region in Oregon to a high of $413 in another region in Vermont. CBO previously projected nationwide the average monthly premium for the second-lowest cost silver plan would be $433.
These second-lowest-cost silver premiums will be used to set federal premium subsidies. If premiums are lower than CBO projections, federal costs for per-person subsidies might be lower than expected, thus saving the federal government money, researchers said.
Although researchers said the rates are lower, there's a catch: Premiums are still higher than what young, healthy people are paying now for comparable coverage.
That's been an industry concern for a while now. Insurers have been saying the age-rating provision in the health care reform law will raise premiums for young adults.
Avalere Health also warned that lower-than-expected premiums next year could still rise in the next couple years. Avalere compared rate filings for 2014 to CBO estimates for 2016 because Avalere said the CBO hasn't publicly released an estimate for 2014.
Also a factor? Avalere said some plans could be pricing low next year intentionally just to attract enrollment.
In a separate new analysis, HealthPocket also warned this week that PPACA's bronze plans— the least expensive plans under the law — have higher out-of-pocket costs for consumers compared to plans in the individual and family insurance market right now.
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The US Army is going to hold a new Carbine Competition. This weapon will be replacing the M-4 Carbine. I suspect adoption will occur in 2013 or '14… but the question is which gun is going to take it. All the major players are gearing up for this. Colt, HK, FNH, Remington, Beretta even has one, and Robinson will throw their XCR up again…. there will undoubtedly be others as well.
The most interesting one, in my opinion is the Remington ACR. I'd love to see that one adopted in 6.8SPC. The new Beretta looks awesome, but I think it looks a bit too delicate, and I but there is an accuracy issue with it. The XCR doesn't interest me much… the SCAR didn't make a whole lot of friends who were actually using it in combat and got its self de-funded. The Colt is just another AR type… and the future M4A1 is essentially just an M4 with a heavier barrel and ambi controls. If SHOT Show was any indication as to where the DOD Brass was… it was all around Remington. I think they are going to take it. I don't see anyone else really stepping up and taking this one home.


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R. FEDERER/J. Del Potro 3‑6, 6‑7, 6‑2, 6‑0, 6‑3
FEDERER's Interview Transcript! (Courtesy:http://freedomtennis.wordpress.com/ )
Q. In the first two sets especially, I mean, it looked as if Del Potro's resistance to your groundstroke rhythm had improved and he was playing much better than before in the groundstrokes. Then in the rest of the match you suddenly seemed to take over. What made the difference between the start and the end of the match?
ROGER FEDERER: Well, I mean, comparing to this year's matches, it's obviously the first one on clay. Conditions are slow, particularly on clay. That makes it hard for a lot of variation. You don't get any free points on the serve.
Anything that's maybe short rallies and chips and down the line shots, it's a better match for me. He obviously like to go back into backhand and then rip the forehand once he gets the chance.
I thought it was very good conditions for him. I knew it was going to be tough anyway. I have still been struggling to find my rhythm. I did feel it in the first set, even though he was up two sets ‑‑ two breaks. I was finding a way back and starting to feel better.
Just trying to figure out how to play a guy who returns from so far back on a slow court. Do you try to serve through him? Which I tried; didn't work. Or do I try and move it around a bit. And that worked a bit better, but it was really in the mix‑up that, you know, I found success.
Second set was a tough, you know, set for me to lose, but he played a really good breaker and got the better of me. But I was happy that the first two sets took some time, because I did favor myself once the match got longer. That's kind of how it came.
So I'm very happy with the way I fought and started in the third set, fourth set, and even in the fifth set where obviously it was the toughest, because that was his last chance and his resistance maybe was the biggest there.
Q. You said that you felt that as the match went on your chances would improve. Did you feel his physical condition started to deteriorate a bit when he had the trainer on and they were looking at his knee? How did you feel he was moving at that stage?
ROGER FEDERER: Yeah, I don't know. He called the trainer but he didn't take a timeout. So I didn't know what they were talking about, if he got painkillers or what happened. So I was just trying to focus on me, really, because I was in trouble. He wasn't.
Maybe his knee was, I don't know. But doesn't matter how bad that knee is, maybe he can just sit on it and just say, Okay, here. Take the two next sets. I will wait here half hour, 45 minutes, and then I'll come back in the fifth set and I will destroy you.
I knew it was going to be a tricky match, I knew that margins were not on my side anymore. That's where I just tried to keep playing tough, make him understand how far he still had to go, as well, because I had a very long way.
I was able to do all of those things, and I was very happy the way I played, you know, starting the third set.
Q. It was a rare shout out from you at the end of the second set tiebreak. I couldn't quite tell what it was about. Were you frustrated with your game or with the crowd?
ROGER FEDERER: No, I mean, look, I was pushing hard and I was trying to ‑‑ should have maybe won that second set earlier. I'm stuck in a breaker. Juan Martin is playing well, hitting hard, I'm in defense.
Obviously I was emotional and I was, you know, sometimes upset. Sometimes just trying to push myself on. Push harder and try harder and move faster, all those things, because I knew it could be crucial to the match.
Thank God it wasn't, but in the moment itself you don't know. So you wait and see.
Q. What does it feel like being two sets down in a Grand Slam? What did you think about maybe your match against Tommy Haas here a few years ago when you returned to the game, of course, and won?
ROGER FEDERER: Yeah, of course I did think of the Tommy Haas match. Of course I thought about the five‑setter I had here with Juan Martin in 2009.
Maybe I drew some inspiration off it. But then again, completely different place, you know. Suzanne Lenglen; it's raining. It's a different situation, really.
But, you know, you just try to push further and it's not easy, you know. But at the same time you are happy it's a Grand Slam, because any other tournament I would have been out of the tournament.
This way, you know, the road to victory is much longer and it's not a sprint; it's a marathon. I'm happy I came through. I feel great, you know, after the five‑setter.
So I'm obviously happy I get two days, but it's not necessary. Looking forward to a big semifinal.
Q. When you're playing Novak, how much do previous encounters go into your thinking going into the match?
ROGER FEDERER: I mean, it's helpful if you've won the last three, four, five, maybe. Obviously it helps to win one like he did in Rome, I would think.
But then again, this is the best situation. It's the best‑of‑five. It's something we're not ‑ I don't want to say accustomed to anymore as much, because we did play many more best‑of‑five set matches, let's say, seven to ten years ago when all of the finals or many of the tournaments like in Basel, for instance, Gstaad, Vienna. You name it, they were all best‑of‑five set finals. The Masters 1000, most of them, were best of‑five‑set finals.
So you used to play many more. Now all of a sudden you can go six months and not play almost any five‑setter, and even three years, let's say.
So it's a different approach, and I think we're both aware of that. We're looking forward to it. Give us more time to find our range, and once we find our range, it's going to be tough for the opponent.
Q. You just said best‑of‑five you need a different approach. Can you talk about what some of the best approaches are of best‑of‑five over best‑of‑three against him?
ROGER FEDERER: Doesn't matter if it's Novak or any other player really. You just want to be well prepared; you want to be mentally ready for a long day.
Obviously over five sets, as well, the rain or the sunshine could come and go. You have more possibility of interruption just because you're out there for a longer period of time. It's a different kind of approach.
Obviously the start to the match is important, but then again, we saw that it didn't matter at the US Open when we played each other; it didn't matter this time when we played; to Del Potro it didn't matter.
So that sometimes just keeps you honest to the very, very end, and you have to play as hard as I can every single point against him and see how it goes.
THE MODERATOR: French questions.
Q. Can you explain the beginning of this match? Were there any specific reasons to explain the beginning of your match?
ROGER FEDERER: No, I was just trying to find my game. The court was very slow. I served at 200 kilometers per hour and he returned very nicely, so it wasn't like in Madrid.
Q. On a scale from 0 to 10, how well did you play today? Should you prefer to play Djokovic or Nadal?
ROGER FEDERER: Well, Rafa, I'm not playing him next time. He's not even qualified for the final, so I'm playing Novak. I hope I'll play a very good match.
I don't know. If my level was one for all of my previous matches, I know that I have to reach a level of 10 to play against him. So that's all I can say. We'll see.
We'll see how fit he is. I know I have to play a great match.
Q. Novak saved four match points against Jo. You probably know that. What would you have to say about this match?
ROGER FEDERER: Well, I'm very disappointed for Jo. I would have loved to play him here in Paris.
It's like in Bercy. He missed two match points against Isner; he missed four here. I have a feeling that the crowd would have loved to see such a match. For him, it's a disappointment.
As for me, it's nothing different as from last year. I'm playing Djokovic in the semifinal.
Q. During the two first sets, you were trying to find your tennis. Could you say that you found it during the two last sets?
ROGER FEDERER: No, I won't say that. Everybody said the same thing about Gasquet when he had 6‑Love, 6‑Love and then lost to Murray.
But anyway, I'm very happy I managed to go through to the semifinals.
Q. This was a complicated match, but do you think you can raise your level to defeat Djokovic as you did last year?
ROGER FEDERER: Yes. What else can I say?
Q. A question from your fans, which is not much to do with the match: You were born very close to the French/Swiss border. Are you certain you were born in Switzerland?
ROGER FEDERER: I think yes. I can't remember because I was very small, very little when it happened. (Laughter.)
But my mother told me it was in Basel, so it was on the Swiss side and not on the French side. But if you want confirmation, ask my mother. She knows everything about it.
Q. You lost to Tsonga in five sets in Wimbledon. You also lost to Djokovic in five sets. Would this victory in five sets confirm that you can win a match in five sets?
ROGER FEDERER: I know I can win a match in five sets. I should have, I could have, against Jo or Novak. It was so close against Novak. Afterwards it's normal to have regrets.
No, I'm not asking myself that kind of question. I'm fit. I have no physical problems, which was different three, five weeks ago. I'm very happy. I'm in good shape. That's it. I'm fine.
It's always good to come back from two sets to zero. You don't always play matches in five sets, and that was the one I had to win.
Q. This is your 31st semifinals in a Grand Slam, like Jimmy Connors. Do these figures still matter to you?
ROGER FEDERER: Well, yes, a bit. It's an inspiration for an athlete, for a tennis player. I find inspiration from great matches, from other players. I find inspiration in records.
I need many different things: Fans, tournaments, traveling. I need many things to push me to accomplish even more. So when I break a record like this one, it's phenomenal and I like it.
Q. We've seen you asking for different balls when it's raining like this. Are you trying to get the driest possible balls?
ROGER FEDERER: Well, we players, we no longer have time to choose the balls. I try and do that very quickly, and I think about the situation in the tiebreak.
Well, the ball boy would roll the ball behind you, and I just wanted to see how we would stop it. I did this four times. I was a bit stern, but the ball boys are very good. I just wanted to see if he could catch it, and they did each time.
I needed this to relax mentally for 10 seconds. I didn't want not to be nice to the ball boy
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One of the most beautiful spots that we saw was as we crossed the Grampian Mountains in the north-east of Scotland. At one point the bus stopped and our guide told us we all had to get off. At first we thought he was joking but then he explained that the old bridge we needed to cross wasn't able to take the weight of the bus PLUS all of us. It was rather exciting to see that huge modern bus slowly cross that ancient bridge and we all enjoyed standing around in the blustery wind taking photographs of each other and the scenery. Here we are on the other side of the bridge waiting for the bus to cross. That's Jamie in the white sweater and black pants.
Here she is again just on the rise of the bridge and you can see in the background that the heather is just starting to bloom. I love the roll of those hills (that the Scottish call mountains) and it made me think of the book "Wuthering Heights" (even though that took place south of this area in Yorkshire).


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IUCN and the International Water Association (IWA) today launch the Nexus Dialogue on Water Infrastructure Solutions.The goal is to building partnerships for innovation in water, food, and energy security.
The Dialogue recognises how the close interaction between water, energy and food - the nexus - has led to new demands for water infrastructure and technology solutions. Water, energy and food security all rely on water infrastructure, such as wetlands, watersheds, rivers and floodplains. Projections show that in 2050 global population will have increased to 9 billion people and 70% more food will be needed. Over 70% of global water availability is used for agricultural production. Electricity generated from water, hydropower, provides 20% of the world's electricity and is the main energy source for more than 30 countries.
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Britain's Prince Harry has killed Taliban fighters, British military sources told London's Daily Telegraph.
The third-in-line to the British crown is serving a four-month tour of duty and has been in the Army Air Corps in Afghanistan since September as navigator and gunner in an Apache attack helicopter, the Daily Telegraph reported Sunday.
Prince Harry is believed to have killed his first Taliban soldier -- but not a Taliban "commander" -- a few weeks after arrival, when he flew to rescue a patrol that had been attacked, the Telegraph reported.
He is based at Camp Bastion in Helmand Province and helps to provide covering fire for ground combat troops and transport helicopters and medical evacuation missions, the newspaper said.
He was removed from deployment with the Household Cavalry in 2008 when news broke he was in ground forces in Afghanistan.
The prince retrained as an Apache co-pilot and in February qualified as a "top gun," which would allow him to perform a combat role without endangering others if the Taliban tried to target him, senior military commanders said.
Senior military commanders felt the role would allow him to continue in a combat role without endangering the lives of others if the Taliban chose to try and target the prince.
Two U.S. Marines, however, were killed a week after Prince Harry's arrival in an attack on Bastion. The attack purportedly was an act of vengeance for an U.S.-made anti-Islam movie, the Telegraph said.


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- Nominated for mass deletion along with 22 other D&D articles at Wikipedia:Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Death watch beetle (Dungeons & Dragons)
In the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy role-playing game, the cave cricket is a type of giant insect.
Publication historyEdit
The giant cave cricket first appeared in the first edition adventure module, The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth (1982),[1] and was reprinted as the cave cricket in the Monster Manual II (1983).[2]
The cave cricket appeared for the second edition under the "insect" heading in the Monstrous Manual (1993).[3]
A cave cricket is a giant pale gray or white insect whose chirping sound is so loud that its noise drowns out all nearby speech, and can draw any predators within hearing range. Although basically harmless, if frightened, a cave cricket may leap on a character or kick someone with its powerful hind legs.
Other publishersEdit
The cave cricket appeared in the Tome of Horrors (2002) from Necromancer Games.[4]
- ↑ Gygax, Gary. The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth (TSR, 1982)
- ↑ Gygax, Gary. Monster Manual II (TSR, 1983)
- ↑ Stewart, Doug, ed. Monstrous Manual (TSR, 1993)
- ↑ Green, Scott; Peterson, Clark (2002). "Tome of Horrors". Necromancer Games. pp. 35.


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LCHS Red Carpet Runway and Royal Grand March, May 3
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The public is invited to enjoy this silver anniversary
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What do the mayors of gigantic cities do when they get together? According to Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, "Compare apps."
Garcetti says that he and his Mexico City counterpart, Miguel Angel Mancera, spent their first few minutes together during a meeting this week comparing what mayoral duties they can perform using apps on their smartphones.
Mancera can tell air quality and locate road blockades and street protests in real time. Garcetti can photograph potholes and find an open parking space.
Who won the app war?
Garcetti calls it a draw. "He can't tell you where there are parking spaces, and I can't do air quality," Garcetti says.


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A mail survey of more than 1,200 Portland residents finds that nearly one-fifth of city residents were stopped or cited by a member of the city's police force last year -- and nearly 75 percent say they were treated fairly.
Women, college-educated people and whites were most likely to report they were treated fairly when stopped, cited or arrested, according to the study, done by Portland State University's Criminal Justice Policy Research Institute. About 77 percent to 82 percent of Portland residents in those groups who were stopped said the police treated them well.
Native Americans, African Americans, Latinos and men were most likely to report being treated unfairly by the officers who stopped or arrested them, the study found. About 40 percent of Portland residents in those groups who were stopped by police reported unfair treatment.
Authors of the study said the overall percentage of people reporting that police officers who stopped or cited them treated them fairly "reflects positively on the officers as a group," particularly since "many of these interactions likely resulted in some type of aversive sanction for the citizen involved."
The study was commissioned by the Portland Police Bureau as part of a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice, which found that the department used unnecessary or excessive force against people having mental health crises. It mandated a survey of Portland residents as one of a number of steps to improve police relationships with the community.
The survey project was headed by Brian Renauer, associate professor of criminology and criminal justice. His team sent more than 4,400 surveys to randomly selected Portland households in July 2013, including an oversampling in neighborhoods with concentrated populations of African Americans and Latinos. Slightly more than 25 percent of survey recipients responded.
Survey results said that about one-third of Portland residents said they contacted the police for help last year. Almost 90 percent of them said they were treated fairly.
Survey participants overall expressed positive or neutral views of Portland police officers. But 40 percent of respondents, and a significant share of those in every category, including white people, men and those over age 45, said they think Portland police use race and ethnicity when deciding whom to stop.


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Sometimes lugging your full DSLR around is more trouble than it's worth, so you bring a smaller point-and-shoot. But what about when you don't want to lug a full tripod around just to hold your compact digital camera? The Tiltpod could be the answer.
The Tiltpod Quick-Connect Camera Stabilizer is actually much smaller than its name implies, measuring just 2.125-inches x 1.5-inches x 0.25-inches. The two-piece compact tripod is specifically designed for compact digital cameras. One half screws into the camera base, the other hangs from an included wrist strap. The two halves connect via magnets embedded in each, which also keeps the camera aimed wherever you've pointed it. The base itself is coated in rubber traction and is magnetic to boot. It's available from Think Geek for £9.35. Yes, they ship internationally.


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The year is off to a great start. 6th overall at the Atlanta Hot Chocolate 15k…a successful adventure as a first-time marathon pacer (paced the 3:45 group to a 3:45:10!)…and first overall at a very low-key local trail 8k to support a local park. The running legs are doing well. Let's see if they can continue through the tri season.
Monday, March 26, 2012:
A very relaxed year so far…a little slower some days…but other days, I still got it. And I'm gonna enjoy it as long as I can. My first duathlon in a few years is on the books and it even shocked me. Time to finish my focus on the Boston Marathon and then on to a couple more duathlons.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012:
The tentative race calendar is posted. The first race of 2012 is on the books. It's gonna be a great year; I know this because at age 47 I have a lot more wisdom and that wisdom tells me that we each control our own happiness. Bring on the glory and pain!
Wednesday, October 12, 2011:
Tri season is done. Time for a couple of half-marathon running races and then a small break and some 'social exercising'. What a turnaround year it was. I'd like to flush the first half down the toilet - but I'll hold on to the second half. For those of you with big events still on the map - good luck!
Sunday, September 25, 2011:
Fall is upon us and that's my favorite time of year. I reach the end of my season and I can give not only my body a break, but my mind a break as well. I had a stellar race in Syracuse and that's good because it always takes a little pressure off of your last race - which is in 2 weeks: Rev3 South Carolina Half-Iron. After that? Pumpkin lattes and cooler weather (hopefully).
Wednesday, July 20, 2011:
My new Xolair dosage for my allergies seems to be doing the trick. In the past 6 weeks I've gone from having a pretty big drop in my performance all year to a good run at the Simpsonville 8k, a 5:02 mile at the All-Comers Track Meet, a 16:53 at the Red, White and Blue Shoes 5k and last weekend - a stellar day at the Rev3 half-iron in Portland, Oregon. Let's see if we can't keep this streak going and this asthma thingy under control!
Tuesday, May 17, 2011:
I've fallen behind a bit on the race reporting…I'm not gonna lie, it's a lot tougher to write race reports when you are struggling to figure out why your having seemingly arbitrary drops in your ability. But I'm working on it. After completing the Boston Marathon, I got together with a few very fast friends and had a blast doing a 'mud run'. We took 4th out of about 1,000 teams. I think if we had taken it a bit more seriously we could've cracked the top 3.
Thursday, February 10, 2011:
My lungs are still holding me back...but not enough to kill my enthusiasm. I've got some time before the big races happen and I am hoping I clear up like I've done in the past. In the meantime, I'm enjoying some local events that have been favorites for years - like the Greenville News Downtown 5k and the Green Valley 10-miler
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Two back-to-back weekends of half marathons and I'm ready to charge forward to some fun goals this year. Great performances by most standards but a bit slower than I am used to. December was a tough month for my allergy-induced asthma after finding out that a live tree was a no-no. I lived with it for 3 weeks and I fear I am still working off the effects. Plenty of time to work it out. Most importantly, my first two events were both new events and both turned into great weekends for Janis and I. Looking forward to plenty more.
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ABC will air a behind-the-scenes special about the Disney animated blockbuster Frozen.
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William W. Sanders aka Papa was blessedly born on March 7, 1919 in Clarksville, Texas to the
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He was enlisted in the United States Army from 1940 - 1944
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He was married to Murrell Sanders who preceded him in death in 1998 after 56 years of marriage. William was also preceded in death by his sons William H II,
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children Danny K. Sanders and Janice Robinson (Sherman), daughter-in-law Sue Sanders (Norris), 14 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren and 6 great-great grandchildren.
A visitation will be held on Tuesday, April 2, 2013 from 4:00-8:00 pm at Frisbie-Warren & Carroll Mortuary 809 N. California St. Stockton, CA 95202. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, April 3, 2013 at 11:00 am in the chapel of Frisbie-Warren & Carroll. Committal will follow with Military Honors at Stockton Rural Cemetery.


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I live in the Tampa Bay area. Last week I watched in disbelief as the Republican party put forth an official platform that would take us back in time two generations. It might as well have been a convention year when my grandmother was my age, rather than 2012.
I am the proud mother of three young daughters. Like any parent, my dream—my deepest conviction, actually—has always been that the world will be wide open to them and they will have any opportunity available. But lately, it seems like there are people who think that isn't a worthy goal for women and girls today. Too often, I read about another politician—almost always male—who has said something right out of the 1950s. What kind of message is being sent to my daughters when these are the people who will help determine whether or not my girls have control over their own bodies, whether or not higher education is financially available to them, and whether they will grow up in a severely diminished economic climate, if our reliance on environmentally harmful methods will make their water too dirty to drink and their air too filthy to breathe? Parents often take for granted that they will be leaving a better world with more opportunities to their children, and in the case of young women, there are additional concerns.
Now it seems I am raising my girls in a world where their access to things as commonplace as contraceptives—something that I never worried about obtaining—is in jeopardy. And how will my girls go forward into the world if the possibility of college is questionable because of how expensive it is? How will they grow up to see themselves when there are far too many politicians who don't even trust them to be responsible for their own bodies?
For my daughters, for my family, and for America's future, you have my vote, President Obama.
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After we put the finishing touches on the booth - assuming that booth is not a glorified term for the two of us sitting on a heap of merchandise - we walked over to Disneyland because it is literally across the street. It was then that I heard of Gabriel's three period long speaking engagement at our old high school, and of his regret that he did not take a few select young men aside and relate to them what we know to be true: not only is adult life infinitely more tolerable than the somnambulistic enterprise of secondary education, but that there are (in fact) valid, crucial, satisfying roles for our people beyond those evil warehouses full of idiots.
Even if he had related this startling communique, I don't know that it would have found purchase. I would not have been, myself, in a position to profit much by it at that point. My primary concern at that time was, if memory serves, Warlords II on the Amiga. So if what you were saying did not directly relate to the movement of armies or the noble champions that led them into battle the chances of me looking sort of tense and distant were pretty good.
That person would not have particularly enjoyed Disneyland. The insidious brand messages and the almost savagely inoffensive consumer culture would have kept him out of the park like a kind of force field. The person who stands before you, or sits, in any case the person typing these words thinks that Disneyland is a magical fucking wonderland. He doesn't really worry about whether or not Star Tours is considered official canon. The idea occurs to him, yes, but it is filed away with the other pungent residues of the obsessive-compulsive mind.
Gabriel has insisted that Robert, Kiko, he, and myself be referred to as "The Four Horsemen" for the duration of this adventure, and these harbingers must not be separated at any time, even if one of the Horsemen (let's say Famine) wants to go on a completely terrifying rollercoaster. I don't like rollercoasters, not anymore than I like other careening chunks of metal not under my direct control, but somehow I found myself in a line for this Satanic "Space Mountain" contraption. Almost immediately, as the device began to ascend through a tunnel filled with whirling lights, I began to disassociate from my body and spool out of our atmosphere. I heard a man screaming, as though from a great distance, crying in a loud voice "Oh no, oh no," and pitied him. I tried to remember the agonies of mortal existence, but then I was arrested by the sweet music stars make as they shiver together in their galactic symphony.
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Thursday, March 1, 2007
"See-through" Herb and Potato Crisps – Worst Demo Ever?
If done properly (which will probably take you 4 or 5 times) this does make for a very cool garnish. And, for the select few that actually make and serve these, you may get one of your guests to ask, "Oh my God! How did you get the herbs inside that potato chip?!? This is the culinary equivalent of the old ship in the bottle mystery. Enjoy!
fresh herb leaves (Italian parsley, oregano, tarragon, etc)
1 large russet potato
2 tbl olive oil
salt to taste (after cooked)
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I made 'em its good for decoration but i did them at a much lower temperature for more time so they dry out completely and become translucent.
- May 1, 2007 at 12:41 AM
- TheSkippingSchipperke said...
this is actually one of the only videos I've seen of yours, and I was so intrigued, I went out and bought a potato slicer, silicone brushes and a silicone mat. I was really excited to try this out!
I bought all of it today, and I just finished my first "batch". of course, they didnt turn out as well as I hoped. but now that i've checked back onto your video - I'll try again! (I forgot to peel the potato, and I used rubbed herbs instead of fresh, so the slices dont stick together perfectly.)
but I was so curious when you said most people wont try this - and its the first one I have!
- May 24, 2007 at 7:57 PM
- Chef John said...
I'm a very proud Chef right now! :)
That's why I made the joke at the end of the clip about it not being worth it. But when you perfect the method people will be very impressed.
- May 25, 2007 at 1:15 PM
- Chef John said...
Btw, PLEASE try some of my easy and delicious recipes also!
- May 25, 2007 at 1:16 PM
I'll try it for sure, it looks awesome!
- January 2, 2009 at 10:07 AM
- Le Bon Vivant said...
Hey Chef, I'm going to give these a shot too. I'd the "amuse" you did for your Foodbuzz 24 hour tasting, the pringle with caviar. I'm thinking of making the potato crisp with a shaved black truffle inside (I'll probably have to settle for summer instead of winter) with a small dollop of creme fraiche and caviar on top. Think that would work?
- Jai (Home cook/Culinary nerd)
- March 17, 2009 at 10:17 PM
- Chef John said...
yes, if it's shaved very thin. Good luck!
- March 17, 2009 at 11:05 PM
- Randy said...
I have made this recipe TWICE if you can believe that. When they come out crisp, they get gobbled right up. They were great to munch on in the kitchen while everything else was being prepared. I know that's not exactly showcasing them they way I could if they were paraded around a group of mingling guests, but we were hungry!
- March 25, 2009 at 12:43 PM
Can I do everything except leave out the herbs or will my oven just reject me?
- May 1, 2010 at 1:35 AM
il try them chef john... u know why??? cuz your the best!!!
- July 8, 2011 at 9:25 PM
- Bret said...
Hi Chef,
I cannot believe you made this demo as I was looking for this exact recipe!!!! Only difference, I was thinking of doing it with a sage leaf in each chip. One question, can I deep fry them instead of baking?
You are the best!
- August 25, 2011 at 2:32 PM
- Chef John said...
Won't work fried sorry!
- August 25, 2011 at 3:43 PM
- Peletant Moments said...
Very Good
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My dad and I headed to our last Spring Training game on this short trip: Reds vs Pirates at McKechnie Field in Bradenton FL.
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