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The time is nigh, or so the saying goes. Anyone following our videos on YouTube will have seen just how tired we have been lately. Of course the going away party in Mary's home town which meant not seeing the bed until 6am has done nothing to help alleviate the fatigue, but it was worth every sleepless minute.
I would love to ramble on here about how insanely busy we are for the past couple of months and how each minute that passes, we discover an hours more work to be done, however, something much more profound has taken priority (Ok, profound may be too grand a statement).
I am 42 years old, and from what I've read, it is unusual in Ireland for someone of my age to give up mainstream employment and indeed mainstream life in general. I have had many conversations with many people (most well-meaning), suggesting that rather than subject myself to a life of uncertainty, that I should work until I'm 65 and pursue a life at sea living off my pension.
Honestly, it simply would not happen. At 42, and in reasonable health, I am absolutely shattered with the workload involved in building a new life and wrapping up an old one. If I were 65, I would probably end up sailing for a few weeks of the year all the while wishing I had gone 27 years ago. Don't get we wrong, there are many liveaboards in their 60's, but I don't know of any who made the transition at that stage. No doubt some have, and I applaud them, but I fear I will lack that super human energy at that time in my life.
If you are like me, and you feel like taking off in a little boat, caressed by the wind to who knows where, then do it now while you have the energy.

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As to why Obama lied in the weeks following Benghazi AND why there was no attempted rescue mission.Obama: The story of a failed CIC and leader!http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/nobody_wake_barack_mIetWR..."Finally, we have the answer, thanks to Defense Secretary Leon Panetta. In his reluctant Senate testimony, he provided the missing piece of the puzzle: The commander in chief was MIA. The cover up was created to protect his absence.According to Panetta, President Obama checked in with his military team early on during the attack, then checked out for the rest of the night. The next day, we already knew, he blamed the video maker and flew to Las Vegas for a campaign event."
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During student access hours, you will be able to use your DU ID card to swipe in at the front entry even if the doors are locked. The doors will be locked after 4:00 p.m. on Saturday and all day Sunday.
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This idea has been documented before, (Using a Web Viewer as a Field) but I rediscovered it myself recently and thought I might have something to add. As was pointed out in The Support Group article, sometimes as a developer, you want to display a long chunk of text (anything that requires scrolling within a field) to the user, but not allow them to edit that text. Some examples might include displaying a block of help text, or a long software agreement. It is obviously possible to format your text using HTML to achieve this effect, but that can become complicated especially if you are not that good at HTML. Fortunately FileMaker offers a much simpler way to display formatted text this using the GetAsCSS function.
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carboncopyx wrote:SantIvo wrote:All certainly true and fair enough points. The only question I'd ask, though -- and I apologize if I'm being excessively nosy/adversarial -- is how you made the decision to write the test if you had only recently achieved your minimum acceptable score. Given your high standards, why did you risk having to cancel when you could still see room for growth?
I'd discussed my options with my school's career counselor and the law student next door (I go to college at a T6 law school) in the days before the test, and they both told me that one cancel is nothing to worry about and that if I thought I would get some value out of the actual-day testing experience, I should go ahead and sit for the exam. I wasn't risking a cancel so much as I was going into the test with the intention of canceling (and only keeping the score if I felt like I DESTROYED the test, with 5+ minutes at the end of every section to go over my answers). I got a lot of the experience (the test site, the proctor, getting there, etc.), so I don't regret doing it. I think sitting for the test in October actually made me more confident and calm about December.sinfiery wrote:The risk is you're playing against the perfect applicant in your head. Which means absolutely nothing.
The real game is playing against the other applicants. Of course, being a perfect applicant is sufficient to win this game but it is far from necessary.
If you find this task too easy, and want to play it on "Hard" mode, I suppose you can carry on.
I like challenges. And I don't like relying on factors I can't control (i.e. other people's relative scores) to succeed.sunynp wrote:I think that you shouldn't cancel because you need to see what your actual score was. You don't know what the curve will be. It is stupid to cancel because your ego tells you that you didn't do as well as you absolutely could. It is also just something made up in your head because you don't know your score.
I never considered cancelling and i had no idea of how well I did. But I wanted the score to see where I screwed up if I needed to retake. That information is valuable in preparing for the next exam.
See above. Or I can just get to a point where I am getting ~175 on all my PTs so that when I do actually take a test for a score that I will submit, I will know exactly how well I did because of how prepared I will be.
Man, I am getting a lot of pushback against my testing/life philosophies right now, ha.
Hard to know how well you did regardless of what you are getting on PTs. In June I was averaging 4 or 5 points higher than what I got, and I still got a better score than I expected. Preparation alone is no guarantee of meeting your expectations and goals, with so many factors going on the test day.


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Jimmy Buffet Concert tonight…
and it definitely was a crazy day. When I woke up this morning after I ate breakfast, I had to marinate (in a Caribbean jerk marinade) and cook the chicken for the wraps. After cooking the chicken before I could make the wraps I had to put the chicken in the fridge so that it could get cold. While I was cooking the chicken I was cooking the pasta and making the sauce for the pasta salad. After the pasta salad was done I threw that in a container and put it into the fridge as well so that it would be cold. While the chicken was getting cold I jumped in the shower and got 95% dressed (I had a tank top on) because I didn't want to get anything on my shirt (that was going over the tank) while I was making the wraps.
I took the chicken out of the fridge and shredded it with a fork. I took 5 LaTortilla Factory multigrain wraps and divided it between the tortillas. Then I took some shredded lettuce and some reduced fat cheddar cheese and sprinkled it over everything and folded them up and wrapped them in foil. Once they were wrapped in foil I cut them down the middle and put them into a container so that they would stay sitting up right so that everything wouldn't fall out of them. Sorry there aren't any pictures, I was in a major rush to get everything ready to leave.
Once we left we went to where the limo bus was picking us up and packed everything in and we were off. It took us forever to get to were the concert was being held and to get in the parking lot but at least none of us had to drive. On the way there we all (16 of us) partied. I had like 6 jello shots that someone made. They were so good. I wasn't going to have that many but it was a party. Other then them I didn't drink anything else except some diet mt. dew that I brought and some water. We got pictures of everyone in the limo but I have to get them from whoever took them so I will post them in this post when I get them.
At around 8pm the concert started but we decided to stay in the parking lot and barbecue some while the line to get in died down. Here are a couple pictures from the concert…
It was a great concert as usually. Next year I'm sure will be just as fun if not more 😀


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When it comes time to build a gaming PC, it's important to pick the best CPU for the job. Most gamers will spend the most money on the graphics card, but what if you're doing more than just playing games?
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Your CPU effects everything from gaming performance to OS and application performance, and it also dictates your platform and motherboard options. Streaming and video editing can readily benefit from more cores, and both AMD and Intel continue to push significantly higher core counts.
The majority of games continue to target 4-core/4-thread PCs (they're ubiquitous), but future games are more likely to start moving toward utilizing 6-core and 8-core designs. Thankfully, a good gaming PC can usually handle other tasks, particularly with 6-core CPUs being the new standard for mainstream PCs.
Keep in mind that your CPU and motherboard might stick with you through several graphics card upgrades, so buying at the higher end of the spectrum can pay dividends in the long run. Check out our benchmarks at the end to see how the various processors stack up in games as well as other tasks. The good news is that whether your budget is $100 or $1,000 there's a CPU that will be right for your needs. Here are the best CPUs for gaming, professional work, and everything else.
Intel Core i7-8700K
The fastest processor for games, streaming, and more
Cores: 6 | Threads: 12 | Base Clock: 3.7GHz | Turbo Clock: 4.7GHz | Overclocking: Yes, 4.9-5.0GHz typical | L3 Cache: 12MB | TDP: 95W | PCIe 3.0 lanes: 16
The Core i7-8700K has the highest stock clockspeeds Intel has ever offered, with the only potential upgrade right now being the higher clocked and limited supply Core i7-8086K. Either way, you get six cores and a huge boost to overall processing power, making this the fastest mainstream Intel processor. Most games don't currently use more than four cores, but that's starting to change, and the additional computational power can be very useful for streaming and other background tasks.
The i7-8700K is basically a response to AMD becoming competitive in the CPU scene again, with Ryzen offering 8-core/16-thread CPUs for under $300. If you're not totally focused on games, AMD's Ryzen 7 parts are a compelling alternative that can often beat the 8700K, but for games and multi-GPU, Intel still reigns supreme.
There are two main complaints against the i7-8700K. First, you'll need to buy your own cooler. Enthusiasts might do that regardless, but I'd love the option to get an appropriate cooler with a boxed CPU. The other complaint is that Intel's TIM (Thermal Interface Material) can limit overclocking potential. I consider delidding and using liquid metal a great investment for long-term overclocking, as it provides a potential 15-20C drop in thermals.
Intel Core i5-8400
The best mainstream CPU: great performance and a great price
Cores: 6 | Threads: 6 | Base Clock: 3.8GHz | Turbo Clock: 4.0GHz | Overclocking: No | L3 Cache: 9MB | TDP: 65W | PCIe 3.0 lanes: 16
Intel's 8th gen Coffee Lake processors have pushed the desktop Core i5 from 4-core to 6-core territory, and the result is that the Core i5-8400 is an awesome CPU for gaming and other tasks. It has higher clockspeeds than the previous generation, and generally matches the previous generation i7-7700K in performance. As an added bonus, you get an appropriate cooler in the box, something I'd like to see as an option with every CPU.
In testing, even with a GTX 1080 Ti, the i7-8700K is only about three percent faster in games at 1080p (or six percent when overclocked). The i5-8400 is also still faster than every Ryzen processors for pure gaming purposes. Granted, at 1440p and above the CPU isn't a major consideration, but the i5-8400 is fast and affordable, and you don't need to worry about overclocking to get the most out of the chip. Buy any compatible motherboard and you're basically set.
AMD Ryzen 5 2600X
Best AMD CPU: six cores and great performance at a bargain price
Cores: 6 | Threads: 12 | Base Clock: 3.6GHz | Turbo Clock: 4.2GHz | Overclocking: Yes, 4.1GHz typical | L3 Cache: 16MB | TDP: 65W | PCIe 3.0 lanes: 20
If you're after good gaming performance with an eye toward streaming and other multi-threaded uses, but you're working within a budget, AMD's Ryzen 5 2600X is an excellent choice. It delivers nearly the same gaming performance as the more expensive 2700X, thanks to similar stock clocks. For non-gaming tasks, it's also consistently faster than the similarly price i5-8400, and you can overclock it slightly as a bonus.
As with the Ryzen 7 2700 below, consider this a recommendation for either the Ryzen 5 2600X or the Ryzen 5 2600. Both are very similar, especially when overclocked—I measured only a small 50MHz difference in maximum stable OC during testing between the two. If you want to run stock, I recommend the 2600X and its higher clocks, but for overclocking the 2600 is the better value. Pick between the two as appropriate to your intended use.
One thing worth pointing out on AMD's Ryzen processors is that the CPUs (but not APUs) all have 16 PCIe lanes for graphics, plus an additional 4 PCIe lanes for an M.2 NVMe slot—and four more lanes connecting to the chipset. I've found in recent testing that the Spectre and Meltdown patches have reduced random IO SSD performance quite a bit on Intel platforms, and AMD is largely unaffected. If you're looking at a fast M.2 drive keep that in mind.
AMD Ryzen 7 2700
All the cores, overclocking, and excellent performance
Cores: 8 | Threads: 16 | Base Clock: 3.2GHz | Turbo Clock: 4.1GHz | Overclocking: Yes, 4.1GHz typical | L3 Cache: 16MB | TDP: 65W | PCIe 3.0 lanes: 20
The best AMD CPU for overclockers is the Ryzen 7 2700. At stock, it's a bit slower than the 2700X and even the previous generation 1800X, and it's also slower than the i7-8700K. Add in a better cooler and overclock and you can erase most of those deficits. If you don't care to overclock, the Ryzen 7 2700X gets you better stock performance for a minor increase in price, and includes a better cooler. Consider this a recommendation for either CPU, depending on which way you lean.
The reason the 2700 is such a great CPU for overclocking is that it's still fully unlocked, just like AMD's other Ryzen processors. At stock, there's a 65W power limit in effect, which means in heavier workloads the clockspeed can drop to around 3.5GHz. Overclocking can get you back up to around 4.05-4.1GHz with 1.425V in my testing, which is only 100MHz behind the more expensive 2700X.
The Ryzen 7 2700 has also seen some great sales, like $225 during Prime Day. Even at the normal $280 asking price, it's still an awesome CPU. For non-gaming use, it's basically as fast as any of Intel's mainstream CPUs, and it's only noticeably slower in gaming if you're running a top-shelf GPU at 1080p.
AMD Ryzen 3 2200G
Vega 8 Graphics make this the best budget CPU you can buy
Cores: 4 | Threads: 4 | Base Clock: 3.5GHz | Turbo Clock: 3.7GHz | Overclocking: Yes, 4.0GHz typical | L3 Cache: 4MB | TDP: 65W | PCIe 3.0 lanes: 12
For those on a budget who just want something that can play games and won't break the bank, look no further than AMD's Ryzen 3 2200G. It's the lowest priced processor we can still recommend, easily besting Intel's Pentium Gold G5400 in gaming and non-gaming tasks.
Sure, AMD's 2200G costs $30 more, but you get a faster CPU in most workloads, the option to try a bit of overclocking, and integrated graphics performance that's more than three times as fast. It does the job of a $100 CPU paired with an $80 graphics card, and you can always upgrade to a more potent GPU in the future.
Intel Core i9-7900X
Extreme multi-threaded performance and plenty of PCIe lanes
Cores: 10 | Threads: 20 | Base Clock: 3.3GHz | Turbo Clock: 4.5GHz | Overclocking: Yes, 4.7GHz typical | L3 Cache: 13.75MB | TDP: 140W | PCIe 3.0 lanes: 44
The X299 platform is Intel's enthusiast offering, with current CPUs delivering up to 18-cores/36-threads. Such CPUs aren't needed for gaming (though if you have one, they'll work just fine). Instead, you get more cores and PCIe lanes. Even for SLI and CrossFire, the PCIe lanes are of marginal use, and you'll need to overclock to get the most out of such a setup. The good news is the Core i9-7900X is nearly as fast as the 8700K in games once both are overclocked, and it's often more than 50 percent faster in CPU limited workloads.
What sort of workloads need such a processor? If you're doing video editing, the 7900X can be more than 50 percent faster than the 8700K. It's also about 40 percent faster than the Ryzen 7 2700X (depending on what you're doing). Xeon processors are designed for professionals, and the Core i9 models improve clockspeeds and lower prices while targeting enthusiasts.
Intel Core i9-7980XE
For professional work in the day, gaming on the side
Cores: 18 | Threads: 36 | Base Clock: 2.6GHz | Turbo Clock: 4.4GHz | Overclocking: Yes, 4.1GHz typical | L3 Cache: 24.75MB | TDP: 165W | PCIe 3.0 lanes: 44
Did you win the lottery and are looking for ways to blow your newfound wealth? Or did your work write you a blank check for a new workstation? Same difference, and if your livelihood depends on getting complex tasks done as quickly as possible, you might even be able to justify Intel's Core i9-7980XE. If you bill by the hour and can save hundreds of hours over the course of a year, look no further. Just don't pretend it's necessary for gaming.
Even with 80 percent more cores, the lower clockspeeds of each core make the 7980XE generally slower in games than the 7900X, which is in turn slower than an 8700K. Even in non-gaming heavily threaded applications it's still only about 30 percent faster than the 7900X—the law of diminishing returns is in full effect.
The good news is you get bragging rights. At least until AMD and Intel bring out their 32-core Threadripper and 28-core monstrosities later this year.
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1950X
Excellent multi-core performance at a bargain price
Cores: 16 | Threads: 32 | Base Clock: 3.4GHz | Turbo Clock: 4.0GHz | Overclocking: Yes, 3.9GHz typical | L3 Cache: 32MB | TDP: 180W | PCIe 3.0 lanes: 64
An alternative to Intel's Core i9 products, AMD's Threadripper 1950X wins out in most professional applications, especially in terms of value. Currently selling for $699.99, for multi-threaded workloads it's up to 33 percent faster than the i9-7900X. The problem is that in gaming workloads, it's often slower than even 6-core Ryzen 5 parts (unless you enable Game Mode to disable half the cores, which requires a reboot).
In other words, despite the massive core counts and oodles of PCIe lanes, this isn't a CPU for multi-GPU gaming. It's designed as the basis of a compute workstation, a task at which it excels. You could have four GPUs, two with 16 lanes and two with 8 lanes, and two M.2 NVMe drives, plus a few other peripherals, and not run into PCIe lane limitations. And despite the higher TDP, in practice I've found the 1950X actually uses less power than the Core i9 parts (thanks to X299 motherboards often being overly aggressive with clock speeds).
AMD has a 32-core Threadripper coming later this year, which will work in the same socket TR4 and X399 motherboards. For content creators and professionals on a more modest budget, Threadripper CPUs are an excellent value.
How we tested and other processors
CPU review reference sheet
We haven't tested and reviewed every CPU made, but here's the list of processors we've reviewed during the past two years, from each manufacturer:
AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1950X and 1920X
AMD Ryzen 7 2700X
AMD Ryzen 7 1800X, 1700X, and 1700
AMD Ryzen 5 2600X
AMD Ryzen 5 2400G
AMD Ryzen 5 1600X, 1600, 1500X, and 1500
AMD Ryzen 3 2200G
AMD Ryzen 3 1300X and 1200
Intel Core i9-7980XE
Intel Core i9-7960X
Intel Core i9-7900X
Intel Core i7-8700K
Intel Core i7-7700K and Core i5-7600K
Intel Core i5-8400
2017 was the Year of the CPU, and 2018 has kept the ball rolling. We've tested dozens of new processors in the past year alone, plus multiple previous generations of processors. If you're using a 4th generation Intel CPU or earlier, or and AMD FX-series CPU or earlier, it's time to start thinking about upgrading.
For our testing, we standardized on Nvidia's GTX 1080 Ti FE as our graphics card. At 1080p, this shows the largest difference in gaming performance you're likely to see with current generation GPUs. For memory, we've used high-end G.Skill Trident Z and Flare X DDR4-3200 CL14 memory on all modern platforms, in either 2x8GB or 4x8GB configurations.
The motherboards used in testing include the Gigabyte Z370 Gaming 7 for Coffee Lake, MSI Z270X Gaming M7 for Kaby Lake/Skylake, Asus X299-A Prime for LGA2066, and MSI X99A Gaming Pro Carbon for LGA2011-3 on the Intel side of things. For AMD platforms, we used the Gigabyte X470 Aorus Gaming 7 Wifi for Ryzen, and the Asus Zenith Extreme for Threadripper. Liquid cooling was used on all CPUs.
Performance Results
I've linked individual CPU reviews in the boxout above, but thanks to the Meltdown and Spectre exploits, and the patches to Windows intended to remedy those exploits, I had to retest every single processor. That's not quite complete, as I still need to retest Threadripper, but I've included all the other CPUs I've tested (plus some previous generation parts) in the following charts.
Gaming performance is tested in 20 games, representing a variety of genres and game engines, all using the GTX 1080 Ti FE. The games are running at 1080p Ultra settings, with 4xMSAA where applicable and FXAA/SMAA otherwise. While 1080p isn't the most demanding resolution, we wanted to give the CPUs a bit of room to show their stuff—running at 1440p and 4K typically ends up testing GPU performance more than anything, and 1080p Ultra is a good compromise.
Besides gaming tests, because really, no PC is going to be purely for gaming, we also test general system and processor performance. Our suite includes Cinebench R15, Handbrake doing both H.264 and H.265 encoding, y-cruncher, PCMark 10, VeraCrypt, and 7-zip. Along with these benchmarks, we also use each processor as a 'normal' user, surfing the web, installing some applications, writing, etc. to see if there's anything else we notice that doesn't specifically show up in the benchmarks.
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These charts show performance running 'clean' Windows 10 builds, with no other non-essential tasks gobbling up CPU time. What happens to gaming performance if you do other stuff? I tested this with a 4-core/4-thread Core i5-7600K in a moderately loaded configuration, with numerous browser tabs open, doing a GPU-assisted Twitch livestream, while viewing a different livestream on a secondary monitor, and with bunches of other utilities and applications running in the background.
The result was that the i5-7600K gaming performance dropped by around 10 percent on average (and minimum fps dropped by 15 percent). Doing similar testing on a 6-core/12-thread resulted in a slightly smaller drop of 8 percent average, 14 percent minimum. In other words, the biggest factor is the additional GPU workload of the video encoding and Twitch decoding. More CPU threads won't help the GPU, unless you can move work from the GPU to the CPU.
Looking toward the future
AMD's second generation Ryzen CPUs have arrived, and there are credible rumors that Intel will be launching its Z390 chipset and up to 8-core/16-thread Coffee Lake processors in the coming months. AMD and Intel are also engaged in a core counts war, with 28-core and 32-core parts slated for later this year. We'll test all of these if/when they arrive.
It's worth reiterating that for gaming purposes, the CPU isn't going to need upgrading nearly as often as the graphics card, especially if you buy a higher spec processor to start with. When I looked at Nvidia's GTX 1070 Ti, I tested it on both an overclocked i7-5930K and a stock i7-8700K. The results were basically a tie. So if you're not running an insane graphics card, keep that in mind.
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I'll never forget the feeling of walking into Albany's Knickerbocker Arena on December 12th, 1997 an hour-and-a-half before Phish was scheduled to take the stage and going into a state of panic when I noticed the house lights were down and heard music coming through the P.A. It took me a little while to finally figure out what was going on. Longtime Phish friend from their Burlington days, guitarist J. Willis Pratt, was the evening's surprise opening act along with his band – We're Bionic.
[Fish and J. Willis by John Kasiewicz]
Pratt and We're Bionic played for about 45 minutes as extremely confused Phish fans entered the building to hear a heavy metal band on stage. Drummer Jon Fishman has stayed in touch with Pratt, aka "The Heavy Metal Brat," and somewhat regularly performs with him. On Saturday night Fish played as part of We're Bionic at Burlington's Radio Bean. Bassist John Kasiewicz and guitarist Arthur Lafreniere made up the rest of We're Bionic, besides Fish and Pratt, for the Saturday evening performance.
We chatted with Pratt about the gig and he shared some additional information. "(Fishman and I) met in the mid '80s and recorded three albums. I met him at Goddard College. When I played Wild for Fish, he dug it and then we became band mates. Some Phish Heads didn't like us, fuck them. I thought we did o.k. We only got to play for about 20 minutes, but I had a lot of fun as many old Goddard fans and friends came to see us at Radio Bean." J. Willis also advised us that the next We Are Bionic CD may be recorded in September and that his next gig is on June 1st at South Side Tavern in Barre, Vermont.
Two clips from Saturday's gig have surfaced on YouTube…
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May 6, 2013 at 1:56 pm
Holy fuck they are terrible.
May 6, 2013 at 1:57 pm
heavy metal?
I guess if "Crowd Control" counts as metal then sure
May 6, 2013 at 2:12 pm
Damn these guys suck. Don't quit your day job fish.
May 6, 2013 at 3:06 pm
we rock fuck thous who say we suck
May 7, 2013 at 2:01 pm
This is so bad I cant take it seriously — is this a joke? So bad, terrible …… terrible.
May 9, 2013 at 3:11 pm
the joke is you moreons that wouldnt know good music if it hit you in the face
May 9, 2013 at 5:51 pm
To everybody who says this sucks, how many of y'all have played, toured, or hung out one-on-one with Fishman? You can say all this shit about technical playing, but I'd rather hear someone putting their soul into their music than someone who knows every chord progression and has perfect rhythm but plays by the numbers instead of their heart. There's something to be said for someone who gives 100% to what they're playing… that's what it means to Rock Out!
May 10, 2013 at 11:41 pm
thanks brian
my rhythm has goting better if they could only watch they may learn baybe lol
https://glidemagazine.com/hiddentrack/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/944726_573600942674734_1059738498_n.jpg looks like a good band to me
Willis is one of the greatest, truest rockers I have ever known, and always will be.
August 30, 2014 at 4:03 pm
thanks esme


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Thursday, October 16, 2008
Gaborik Injured
8 comments:
- Cortney said...
Yuck, gross, right?
- October 16, 2008 at 2:10 PM
- Nick in New York said...
yep...if he's really hurt (and I have no reason to think he isn't) and it's at all serious then it's bad for us.
- October 16, 2008 at 2:12 PM
- Kevin Jacobsen said...
Satan, Fedotenko, Sydor...
- October 16, 2008 at 2:43 PM
kevin, kevin, kevin.
We'd have to throw Skoula in to make the numbers work... :P
- October 16, 2008 at 4:02 PM
- Kevin Jacobsen said...
Again, our coach scratches guys who don't perform (he scratched Orpik last season). Or he plays them at left wing where they'll be less of a screwup.
Something just happened to Russo's Rants. It had to have been Michael Up North's suggestion that the penguins trade for freaking Nik Khabibulin. I'm having a fit right now.
- October 16, 2008 at 4:41 PM
- Nick in New York said...
well, at least we still have each other. I've also been checking out hockeyprimetime.com more recently. They're just getting their new site up and running and it's pretty slick.
- October 16, 2008 at 5:07 PM
- Kevin Jacobsen said...
Trade Staal for Khabibulin so we have a backup freaking goaltender, then move Khabibulin at the trade deadline, as if anyone's going to f-ing part with quality prospects for a goalie who inspired such confidence that his previous team gave another goalie a gigantic f-ing contract. What a brilliant f-ing idea. Good lord.
That now goes down as the single dumbest thing I've ever heard on that blog. And I skim MKia/GoW's posts and kj's "Malkin for Gaborik" and the "Staal for Gaborik because they can't afford Staal" arguments.
- October 16, 2008 at 5:14 PM
Malkin for Gaborik is sooooo last year KiPA... :P
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Case Study : Walmart's Supply Chain Management (SCM) PracticesSupply chain management (SCM) is important for companies that deliver goods or services. Transitioning from a single company to the whole supply chain implies the need for reorganization and reengineering, strategic management or organizational theories have not yet been incorporated in supply chain management. A competitive business environment has made Walmart focus on innovative processes and systems to overhaul its supply chains and make them more efficient. Increasingly, Walmart is integrating its supply chains with major customers. Wal-Mart is an innovator in SCM, which has helped it to provide low-cost merchandise to its customers and undercut its competitors.
Stalk et al. (1992) reported:
"In 1979 Kmart was one of the leading companies in the retail industry… At that time, Wal-Mart was a small niche retailer in the South with only 229 stores and average revenues about half those of Kmart stores… Today Wal-Mart is the largest and highest profit retailer in the world. How did Wal-Mart do it? The starting point was a relentless focus on satisfying customer needs; Wal-Mart's goal was simply to provide customers with access to goods when and where they want them and to develop cost structures that enable competitive pricing. The key to achieving this goal was to make the way the company replenishes inventory the centerpiece of its strategy. This was done by using a logistics technique known as cross-docking. In this strategy, goods are continuously delivered to Wal-Mart's warehouses from where they are dispatched to stores without ever sitting in inventory. This strategy reduced Wal-Mart's cost of sales significantly and made it possible to offer everyday low prices to their customers."
Stalk, G., Evans, P., and Shulman, L.E. (1992). Competing on Capabilities: The New Rule of Corporate Strategy. Harvard Business Review, March-April, 1992, 57-69.
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About Wet Bar-The furniture is elegant home region with many practical benefits. A lot of people who want to install a wet bar plans with the sink should know that it is an easy project for the weekend for people who are regulated by the Secretariat of the "do-it–yourself".Measure the space where the bar with sink unit will be built. It is important to ensure that there is enough space without making the room remain close. The bar will be about 42 inches high and wide, both on the client and bartenders, depending on whether you have a stool 8-12 inches. You must have at least 2 feet of space behind the bar and a space between the bar and the wall or Cabinet. Cabinets take up toespecio and should be taken into account.
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Freed! Dad who took on two burglars spared jail in victory for common sense
A BUSINESSMAN put on trial for battering two burglars was cleared by a jury in just 20 minutes yesterday.
Andrew Woodhouse, 44, who left one raider with two broken legs and a broken arm, said: "The verdicts show we have a criminal justice system that works."
Dad-of-five Andrew faced a possible life jail sentence if convicted of grievous bodily harm charges.
But the two men he caught raiding his tyre and machinery depot in the middle of the night were fined just £75.
After a jury decided he had the right to use force during his citizen's arrest, Andrew said: "It was unfortunate one got injured.
"It was never my intention to injure anyone. But it might serve as a reminder to other burglars and thieves that there are sometimes unintended consequences to entering property in the dead of night."
"Mr Woodhouse showed stoicism, courage and fitness"Andrew Taylor
Andrew, who is also a landscape gardener and has had £30,000-worth of thefts in five years, sprang into action when an alarm went off at his depot near Abergavenny, South Wales.
He grabbed a fence post that Kevin Green, 53, was brandishing and repeatedly hit him with it, breaking his legs and arm. He then rugby-tackled Timothy Cross, 32, and pinned him down until police arrived.
Andrew Taylor, defending, told Cardiff Crown Court: "The thieves thought they'd have nice easy pickings. But Mr Woodhouse is of sterner stuff. He showed stoicism, courage and fitness."
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I do want my father back but I wouldn't really do it because what was meant to be, meant to be, I'm not really religious but I don't like messing with God's work. If he wanted my dad by his side than I have nothing else to do, that's just life.... But still I want to be with him one more time.
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Call me heartless, but I don't have anyone I want to bring back. Once they're dead, they're dead. Over time, you get over it, sometimes longer than others, but you get over it none the less. Bringing someone back is bound to fuck you up one way or another.
I can see people making quite a lot of money in a world like that though.
I agree if you do bring back someone it will come back to haunt you one way or another
George Carlin he was the man
http://youtu.be/txINV-l0qlI GOD FUCKING SPEED
While there is someone I miss I would never bring them back. It just seems disrespectful to the life they lived.
Lol, No one died in my family while I was alive(that I can remember).
MY cat is old, so can I choose to revive him when he diees? LOL
The rules governing the ability to resurrect people, according to the OP, are as follows:
1. You get one charge of this ability in your entire lifetime.
2. A resurrected person comes back in perfect health and at a point in their life set by the ability's user.
3. The ability is only bestowed once a person reaches 18 years of age, but may be used at any point afterward.
There's no rule stating that the ability doesn't work on yourself or that it doesn't work postmortem, so designating oneself as the target of the ability after having died is a potentially valid answer. I would further put forward that since the ability doesn't simply "pick up where one left off", but rather imbues a complete reset of the physical body at a custom age, a resurrected person has technically begun a new lifetime upon being brought back. I would also add that since something about a person's 18th birthday bestows the ability to resurrect people, anyone reset at an age beneath 18 technically ought to obtain another charge of the ability upon reaching 18 years old again.
I therefore would use the ability to continually resurrect myself, setting the point in my life to reset to for each resurrection at one nanosecond prior to my 18th birthday. In this fashion I would use the ability to become an immortal.
Arkthethird wrote:
George Carlin he was the man
He's got to be one of my favorite comedians! I had a lucid dream where I got to see him live. I was going to meet him after the show, but uh. The realization that he was dead kicked in and unfortunately, I woke up.
since someone said George Carlin I'll say Bill Hicks
Oh, alright. I'll take the exercise seriously. There are only a few people who would be likely to get me to spend my one charge of this ability: direct family, indirect family to which I am nonetheless very close, a significant other, or a child (if I had any).
Depends, if I bring them back, would they be a zombie?
Once in a lifetime... what has happened has happened. I think I would save it. Never know when someone important may need saving in the future. Though I would like to talk with her again. Even just for a night...
Eleanor Roosevelt, Amy Winehouse, Kevin Aucoin, my sister Chrishna, and Jon Lennon
Oh, and bring Clinton back to the white house. yeah.
Hmm, lets see, if I had to bring back one person, it would have to be a mass murderer who took the easy way out by committing suicide, and then punish him ^^ Seems logical to me


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Samsung has finally signed a deal with Wolfson Microelectronics for the company's audio chips to be used in the Samsung Galaxy range of smart phones and tablets. The South Korean smart phone giant has in fact worked with Wolfson Microelectronics before, on the Samsung Galaxy S. But first, what is Wolfson Microelectronics? Well, the company is a multinational microelectronics and semiconductor company, which is specifically known for its audio solutions. The company makes really good products in the signal processing and mixed signal market. And the company provides some of the best audio components for mobile devices.
After the Samsung Galaxy S, the South Korean smart phone manufacturer moved to Yamaha's chips for its Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note smart phones. After that, the company moved back to Wolfson's chips for the Samsung Galaxy S III. The latest smart phone from the company, the Samsung Galaxy S IV, "uses a very high specs Wolfson WM5102 audio chipset for unequaled audio fidelity."
The new agreement between the companies, which is destined to last at least for the next three years, will let the exchange of intellectual property as well as component supply. And as already mentioned, the awesome audio solution will be available in all Galaxy branded smart phones and tablets from the South Korean manufacturer.
Mike Hickey, CEO of Wolfson, said:
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6SimS-Sven Master UTOPiA Friday 08/12/2006, 17:55
My cards: your cards:
Lamar Nanook
Striker Tanaereva
Alexei Ice Jim
Flo Gaia
My first turn is lamar...what will be ur card?
BodeCBM-EVO Hero Friday 08/12/2006, 18:17
Probably tanaereva (using a lot of pills to win) or nanook/icejim without any pills.
MiauRock Veteran Friday 08/12/2006, 23:37
Ice Jim only
MiauRock Veteran Saturday 09/12/2006
Boosted with pillz. Definitely
Wylde_Bil_AOD Legend Army of Darkness Saturday 09/12/2006, 07:28
I would use jim and let you win that round cause leading with lamar you put atleast 3 pillz because of you think i will play one of the other 3, he is your best card. if you use more then 3 pillz on him and you will fight an up hill battle; but it would be my fight to loss, not yours to win. if you use 3 or less then you still have a chance.
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I'd use nanook instead of ice jim since u can make fight jim and flo and nanook can damage 4


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Here is a bowl made from Arizona Ironwood. Bowl also has Turquoise inlay.
The wood was given to me buy a friend (along with 5 other pieces) so I made this bowl for him.
It is 5 1/4 inch diam. X 2 inch tall. Finished with carnuba wax.
This wasn't as hard to turn as I thought it would be. I have had more trouble turning purpleheart! haha
Please leave all comments and suggestions. Thanks For Looking.
-- Scrap Wood's the best...the projects are smaller, and so is the mess!
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#1 posted 02-05-2012 01:53 AM
Wow scrappy this is drop dead gorgeous ,very nice work and wood.
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#2 posted 02-05-2012 01:54 AM
My favorite wood that is a beautiful piece Dan. How did you like the smell of it? Mine always stinks somewhat
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#3 posted 02-05-2012 02:36 AM
Gorgeous, Dan. The Seri will be jealous.
-- Gene 'The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him.' G. K. Chesterton
#4 posted 02-05-2012 02:40 AM
I love the Desert Ironwood. I've made a few pens for it and I've got a few other pieces but no item in mind yet.
Great looking bowl. I like the inlay.
I've got some turquoise. How did you process it for the inlay?
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#5 posted 02-05-2012 03:11 AM
Thanks for the great comments.
Jerry, It is the WORST smelling wood I have ever turned!
Karson, I got a stone and pestle made from marble. I start with small pieces and grind some to almost powder. That way you can fill with the larger first then add the powder to fill the smallest gaps. Set it in place with Super Glue. SAND flush! It is very hard on the tools.
Thanks Again for the great comments.
-- Scrap Wood's the best...the projects are smaller, and so is the mess!
#6 posted 02-05-2012 03:23 AM
Great looking! I have never used this wood, but it sure looks great. Did you get the turquoise from your area? My grandmother loved to go to Arizona and she talked about the wonderful stones out there, as well as the Indian stuff. She lived to over 100 and never stopped talking about your home state. Thanks for sharing!!
-- For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16
#7 posted 02-05-2012 03:29 AM
That is some very distinctive timber Dan, nice job all round. :)
-- Pete G: If you always do what you always did you'll always get what you always got
#8 posted 02-05-2012 05:16 AM
looks cool
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#9 posted 02-05-2012 02:17 PM
Beautiful bowl – you can be proud of that one.
-- A family man has photos in his wallet where his money used to be.
#10 posted 02-05-2012 02:22 PM
What a beautiful bowl. The inlay just sets off the color in the bowl.
-- "Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good." Voltaire
#11 posted 02-05-2012 03:15 PM
great work dan
nice shape
well done
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#12 posted 02-05-2012 03:43 PM
that is so beautiful, i wondered if iron wood could be worked to that extent..you sure did a wonderful job with it, i lived in arizona for some time, but was a young kid, heard of iron wood, just never really saw any…what type of tree does it come from, is it a rare type of tree….and how big do they get…
#13 posted 02-05-2012 04:32 PM
Very nice bowl. Very interesting, vibrant, grain. The turquoise dose add a nice bit flair. Well Done!
-- Dan - Valparaiso, Indiana, "A smart man changes his mind, a fool never does."
#14 posted 02-05-2012 05:14 PM
Thanks for all the great comments everyone.
Grizzman, Here is the Wikipedia page for the IronWood. It turned pretty good. Very hard, but with VERY sharp tools it cut good.
Hacksaw007, I got the Turquoise from a yard sale here in the Phoenix area. Not sure if it is native to this area or brought in. Got 2 large pill bottles of small pieces. Not big enough for jewelry but great for inlay.
Thanks Again for all the great comments everyone.
-- Scrap Wood's the best...the projects are smaller, and so is the mess!
#15 posted 02-06-2012 07:34 AM
Hey its a nice bowl.
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KENNETT, MO (KAIT) - The push to change the local government of a Region 8 city is underway.
John Robertson is leading the petition drive to get the 860 certified signatures needed in order for Kennett voters to decide in November if they want to transition to a city manager form of government.
"I've got about 200 signatures that I've collected. We plan on hiring a couple of college students to come in next month and get out and get all the signatures we need," he said. "I have talked to all of the civic clubs in Kennett. I've talked to some retired groups. I'm willing to talk to anyone that has a group."
Robertson believes changing the mayor-council government to one that operates under a city manager would go along with the other changes happening in the city.
"We're about to announce a new executive director for the Chamber of Commerce. The Board of Public Works will soon announce that they've hired a new economic developer, which will be a full-time position which we've never had before. The Chamber of Commerce has always done it."
After collecting the required number of signatures Robertson plans to expand the effort to let people know about the vote.
"We'll do some marketing and education efforts so all the voters will know about it and be able to make an informed decision."
Click here for a link to the study detailing how a city manager government operates.
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Jamie loved her Passion Planner so much that last summer, I went online and decided I would order her a new one for a Christmas present. I also decided that I would order myself one, and grab a couple of extras for gifts for a few friends. The Passion Planner had evolved to be in two sizes by the time I was placing my order, so I grabbed a couple of each size to give Jamie and myself "freedom of choice."
While I was perusing the website, I noticed there was a special program for qualifying nonprofits to apply for free Passion Planners, so I decided to spend a little extra time on the website and apply on behalf of Nuru. I was thoroughly excited when Nuru International qualified and received a FREE Passion Planner for every one of our staff members. As many of you know, the majority of our staff work remotely, but we do strive to all spend at least a week together once per year to celebrate wins and set plans for the upcoming year. This past January, I was so excited to hand each member of our small team a Passion Planner and tell them the story of how generous the company was and how much of a value add Jamie and I were already finding our own.
As I write this post, I've personally had more than six months to work with my Passion Planner. I absolutely love this high quality and affordable tool! Here's a few reasons why.
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"If you could change anything about the world, what would you change?"
The producers over at creative agency Soul Pancake (home of Kid President) asked people aged 0 to 100 years old (OK, and one 105-year-old) this question and their answers were deeper than you'd expect. The responses started out pretty average, like "no school" coming from a 9-year-old and an "I don't know, I like everything about the world right now" response from a 7-year-old. But as the subjects got older, their responses got wiser — and it didn't take long.
A 15-year-old wished we didn't focus so much on perfection. A 14-year-old said equality, "because we don't have that yet."
They reveal the issues our society has yet to overcome, but should.
Here are a few more things people would change:
"Inequality, in terms of people who are hungry and have no place to live, and people who have so much money they don't know what to do with it."
"The prison system in America."
"Stigmatism of mental illness."
"Overusing social media as a way to connect."
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Pull together to publish for the home teamAuthor Savvas AndronikouSource: SA Journal of Radiology 11, pp 2 –3 (2007)More Less
Reporting neonatal intensive care chest radiographs : review articleAuthors: S. Andronikou and S. SoinSource: SA Journal of Radiology 11, pp 4 –13 (2007)More Less
CT for upper abdominal pathology - is imaging of the pelvis necessary? : original articleAuthors: C. Ackermann, S. Andronikou, A. Erlank, J.J. Parsons and G. CilliersSource: SA Journal of Radiology 11, pp 14 –18 (2007)More Less
Background. Current practice at our institution for routine abdominal CT includes coverage from the diaphragm to the symphysis pubis and therefore includes pelvic organs. Limited upper abdominal imaging exists in other modalities, and tailoring the examination to pathology will result in higher positive yield.
Objective. To determine if the pelvic component of a routine abdominal CT scan contributes to the final diagnosis in organ-specific upperabdominal pathology.
Methods. This was a retrospective study spanning a 14-month consecutive period; all abdominal CTs for organ-specific upper-abdominal pathology were included. There were no age or gender limitations. Patients with multi-organ involvement such as lymphoma and TB were excluded. The consultant radiologists' reports were evaluated for the indication, preceding investigations, presence of pelvic pathology and final CT diagnosis.
Results. Of 133 CT studies done, 116 did not show any abnormality in the pelvis. In 3 cases there were pelvic abnormalities that contributed to making the final diagnosis. Independent review of these cases by 4 consultant radiologists with masking of the pelvic cuts did not influence the final outcome. In 5 cases free fluid was noted and in 9 cases there were incidental findings with no impact on the final diagnosis.
Conclusions. It is not essential to include the pelvis in the field of radiation in scanning specific upper-abdominal pathology, with the exclusion of staging a known renal mass and imaging renal calculi.
Multicentric epitheloid haemangioendothelioma of boneAuthors: S.T. Hlongwane, H.B. Louw, G. Dekker, K.M. Naidu, M. Pienaar and S. AndronikouSource: SA Journal of Radiology 11, pp 20 –22 (2007)More Less
Multicentric epitheloid haemangioendothelioma (EHE) of bone is a rare primary bone tumour which may present at any age. The diagnosis is suspected on radiographs and the differential diagnosis includes metastatic disease, epitheloid angiosarcoma and EHE. Confirmation is only by means of biopsy and histological examination.
Multiple lesions and metastases are confirmed or excluded by further imaging such as radiographs, whole-body nuclear bone scan and CT scan of the chest. When positive, these findings change the prognosis and approach to treatment.
In our case an elderly man presented with a pathological fracture of the right tibia as a complication of EHE. Diagnosis was suspected on radiographs and confirmed on histology. Whole-body bone scintigraphy and CT scan of the chest were performed, which confirmed multiple bone lesions and metastases to the lungs.
Transcolonic pelvic abscess drainageAuthors: S. Beningfield and P. GoldbergSource: SA Journal of Radiology 11 (2007)More Less
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This report describes an intraventricular neurocysticercus cyst of the 4th ventricle with consequent hydrocephalus in an adult man. He was managed with anti-helminthic therapy and a 3rd ventriculostomy. Initial imaging showed the cyst within the 4th ventricle. At follow-up imaging a cyst was present in the 3rd ventricle and the 4th ventricle had returned to normal. It is postulated that the cyst 'migrated' from the 4th to the 3rd ventricle.
Curved-needle approach to high right subphrenic collections : technical noteSource: SA Journal of Radiology 11, pp 28 –29 (2007)More Less
Persistent trigeminal artery - MRI identification : tips for the radiologistAuthor S.J. PrzybojewskiSource: SA Journal of Radiology 11 (2007)More Less
Transferring DICOM images to Powerpoint : tips for the radiologistSource: SA Journal of Radiology 11, pp 31 –32 (2007)More Less
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A couple of years ago an economist wrote a book titled "The Black Swan," which is about unpredictable events. He argued the severity of the recession was a black swan. Some could say the revolutions and turmoil today in the Middle East are also examples of a black swan. N.C. State University economist Mike Walden explains.
"I think, really, the last decade and the changes in the economy in the last decade — particularly with the real estate boom, the real estate crash, the problems in the financial markets, the big tumble we've had in the stock market — I mean, all of those were very unpredictable. Most economists totally missed those changes.
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Firstly, a very big 'thank you' to all of you, who dropped by, yet again, to wish our li'l girl many happy returns of her special day. And, we haven't forgotten the slice of cake
Now, coming to Chocolate eclairs…
this month's DB challenge, was chosen by Meeta and Tony. This has been on my 'to do' list for quite some time now. And I was really glad that it was the challenge of the month…so thanks to both of you for choosing it. But, that being said, here I am, posting it a day late…but, then, better late than never.
I found the recipe quite straightforward and did not face any hurdles along the way. We have been on a chocolate high recently, so, I made miniature sizes. But we did love them a lot and I do intend to make them at some other time. They puffed up beautifully and held their shape quite well. The best bit about this challenge was the great deal of freedom that we were given.
Chocolate Éclairs by Pierre Hermé
Éclairs consist of 3 elements:
- Pâte à Choux, also known as Choux Pastry or Cream Puff Dough
- Pastry Cream
- Chocolate glaze
The modifications:
1. The dough used for the eclairs must be a pâte à choux from the recipe given below.
2. Keep one chocolate element in the challenge. The recipe below is for a chocolate glaze and a chocolate pastry cream. You choose which chocolate element you want to keep. Then feel free to mix and match flavors to the base recipe.
3. Everything else is fair game.
Pierre Hermé's Chocolate Éclairs
Recipe from Chocolate Desserts by Pierre Hermé
(makes 20-24 Éclairs)
• Cream Puff Dough (see below for recipe), fresh and still warm
1) Preheat your oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C). Divide the oven into thirds by
positioning the racks in the upper and lower half of the oven. Line two baking sheets with
waxed or parchment paper.
2) Fill a large pastry bag fitted with a 2/3 (2cm) plain tip nozzle with the warm cream puff dough.
Pipe the dough onto the baking sheets in long, 4 to 41/2 inches (about 11 cm) chubby fingers.
Leave about 2 inches (5 cm) space in between each dough strip to allow them room to puff.
The dough should give enough to pipe 20-24 éclairs.
3) Slide both the baking sheets into the oven and bake for 7 minutes. After the 7 minutes, slip the handle of a wooden spoon into the door to keep in ajar. When the éclairs have been in the
oven for a total of 12 minutes, rotate the sheets top to bottom and front to back. Continue
baking for a further 8 minutes or until the éclairs are puffed, golden and firm. The total baking
time should be approximately 20 minutes.
1) The éclairs can be kept in a cool, dry place for several hours before filling.
Assembling the éclairs:
• Chocolate glaze (see below for recipe)
• Chocolate pastry cream (see below for recipe)
1) Slice the éclairs horizontally, using a serrated knife and a gently sawing motion. Set aside the
bottoms and place the tops on a rack over a piece of parchment paper.
2) The glaze should be barely warm to the touch (between 95 – 104 degrees F or 35 – 40
degrees C, as measured on an instant read thermometer). Spread the glaze over the tops of
the éclairs using a metal icing spatula. Allow the tops to set and in the meantime fill the
bottoms with the pastry cream.
3) Pipe or spoon the pastry cream into the bottoms of the éclairs. Make sure you fill the bottoms
with enough cream to mound above the pastry. Place the glazed tops onto the pastry cream
and wriggle gently to settle them.
1) If you have chilled your chocolate glaze, reheat by placing it in a bowl over simmering water,
stirring it gently with a wooden spoon. Do not stir too vigorously as you do not want to create
2) The éclairs should be served as soon as they have been filled.
Pierre Hermé's Cream Puff Dough
Recipe from Chocolate Desserts by Pierre Hermé
(makes 20-24 Éclairs)
• ½ cup (125g) whole milk
• ½ cup (125g) water
• 1 stick (4 ounces; 115g) unsalted butter, cut into 8 pieces
• ¼ teaspoon sugar
• ¼ teaspoon salt
• 1 cup (140g) all-purpose flour
• 5 large eggs, at room temperature
1) In a heavy bottomed medium saucepan, bring the milk, water, butter, sugar and salt to the
2) Once the mixture is at a rolling boil, add all of the flour at once, reduce the heat to medium
and start to stir the mixture vigorously with a wooden spoon. The dough comes together very
quickly. Do not worry if a slight crust forms at the bottom of the pan, it's supposed to. You
need to carry on stirring for a further 2-3 minutes to dry the dough. After this time the dough
will be very soft and smooth.
3) Transfer the dough into a bowl of a mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, or using your
hand mixer or if you still have the energy, continue by hand. Add the eggs one at a time,
beating after each egg has been added to incorporate it into the dough.
You will notice that after you have added the first egg, the dough will separate, once again do
not worry. As you keep working the dough, it will come back all together again by the time you
have added the third egg. In the end the dough should be thick and shiny and when lifted it
should fall back into the bowl in a ribbon.
4) The dough should be still warm. It is now ready to be used for the éclairs as directed above.
1) Once the dough is made you need to shape it immediately.
2) You can pipe the dough and the freeze it. Simply pipe the dough onto parchment-lined baking
sheets and slide the sheets into the freezer. Once the dough is completely frozen, transfer the
piped shapes into freezer bags. They can be kept in the freezer for up to a month.
Chocolate Pastry Cream
Recipe from Chocolate Desserts by PierreHermé
• 2 cups (500g) whole milk
• 4 large egg yolks
• 6 tbsp (75g) sugar
• 3 tablespoons cornstarch, sifted
• 7 oz (200g) bittersweet chocolate, preferably Velrhona Guanaja, melted
• 2½ tbsp (1¼ oz: 40g) unsalted butter, at room temperature
1) In a small saucepan, bring the milk to a boil. In the meantime, combine the yolks, sugar and cornstarch together and whisk in a heavy‐bottomed saucepan.
2) Once the milk has reached a boil, temper the yolks by whisking a couple spoonfuls of the hot milk into the yolk mixture.Continue whisking and slowly pour the rest of the milk into the tempered yolk mixture.
3) Strain the mixture back into the saucepan to remove any egg that may have scrambled. Place the pan over medium heat and whisk vigorously (without stop) until the mixture returns to a boil. Keep whisking vigorously for 1 to 2 more minutes (still over medium heat).Stir in the melted chocolate and then remove the pan from the heat.
4) Scrape the pastry cream into a small bowl and set it in an ice‐water bath to stop the cooking process. Make sure to continue stirring the mixture at this point so that it remains smooth.
5) Once the cream has reached a temperature of 140 F remove from the ice‐water bath and stir in the butter in three or four installments. Return the cream to the ice‐water bath to continue cooling, stirring occasionally, until it has completely cooled. The cream is now ready to use or store in the fridge.
1) The pastry cream can be made 2‐3 days in advance and stored in the refrigerator.
2) In order to avoid a skin forming on the pastry cream, cover with plastic wrap pressed onto the cream.
3) Tempering the eggs raises the temperature of the eggs slowly so that they do not scramble.
Chocolate Glaze
Recipe from Chocolate Desserts by Pierre Hermé
(makes 1 cup or 300g)
• 1/3 cup (80g) heavy cream
• 3½ oz (100g) bittersweet chocolate, finely chopped
• 4 tsp (20 g) unsalted butter, cut into 4 pieces, at room temperature
• 7 tbsp (110 g) Chocolate Sauce (recipe below), warm or at room temperature
1)In a small saucepan, bring the heavy cream to a boil. Remove from the heat and slowly begin to add the chocolate, stirring with a wooden spoon or spatula.
2) Stirring gently, stir in the butter, piece by piece followed by the chocolate sauce.
1) If the chocolate glaze is too cool (i.e. not liquid enough) you may heat it briefly in the microwave or over a double boiler. A double boiler is basically a bowl sitting over (not touching) simmering water.
2) It is best to glaze the eclairs after the glaze is made, but if you are pressed for time, you can make the glaze a couple days ahead of time, store it in the fridge and bring it up to the proper temperature (95 to 104 F) when ready to glaze.
Chocolate Sauce
Recipe from Chocolate Desserts by Pierre Hermé
(makes 1½ cups or 525 g)
• 4½ oz (130 g) bittersweet chocolate, finely chopped
• 1 cup (250 g) water
• ½ cup (125 g) crème fraîche, or heavy cream
• 1/3 cup (70 g) sugar
1) Place all the ingredients into a heavy‐bottomed saucepan and bring to a boil, making sure to stir constantly. Then reduce the heat to low and continue stirring with a wooden spoon until the sauce thickens.
2) It may take 10‐15 minutes for the sauce to thicken, but you will know when it is done when it coats the back of your spoon.
1) You can make this sauce ahead of time and store it in the refrigerator for two weeks. Reheat the sauce in a microwave oven or a double boiler before using.
2) This sauce is also great for cakes, ice-cream and tarts.
What I did-
- Made miniature sized ones, piped into eclairs and profiteroles. After baking, I made tiny slits on the sides for the steam to escape.
- Filled with whipped cream and chocolate mouse.
- Topped with chocolate glaze, almonds and dessicated coconut.
Did we like it? No! We loved it ! Or rather them! And I am so making some more. Thanks to Meeta and Tony for choosing this yummy challenge.


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The timezone in Brier Field Ferry (historical) is America/Rankin_Inlet
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Rough GPS position Latitude. 32.7422°, Longitude. -93.8133°
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As a physician, she aimed to treat patients as fairly and ethically as possible. And when she worked in Johnson & Johnson's Pharmaceuticals Research & Development department, she was particularly touched by compassionate use requests—that is, patient appeals to obtain potentially life-saving drugs that haven't yet been FDA-approved.
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We sat down with Waldstreicher to learn more about what differentiates Johnson & Johnson's approach to compassionate use—and why she hopes it will serve as a model for other pharmaceutical companies.
So what exactly is compassionate use?
Most people obtain medication when their doctors write a prescription for a drug that's been thoroughly studied, evaluated and approved by the national regulatory authority, such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
But sometimes patients with very serious and/or life-threatening problems exhaust all of the therapies that are currently available, and their doctor feels that their best option is to try something that's still in the experimental stages.
Many of our investigational products show great promise for people with serious diseases, but some people are so sick that their doctor feels they can't wait for a drug to go through the formal regulatory review process. So they contact the company and ask for access to a drug before it's received regulatory approval. We then have to decide who gets this special access and who doesn't.
Some people might wonder why every compassionate use request can't be granted. Why would that be problematic?
It's actually a really difficult decision because you have to weigh the needs of an individual versus the needs of society. Our most important responsibility is to conduct clinical trials and develop full efficacy and safety data on a product so it can get a review by the regulatory authorities and, once approved, become available to the most patients.
You don't want to delay that process in any way. If we provided pre-approval to anyone who asked, why would anyone enroll in a clinical trial?
We also have to make sure we know enough about a particular drug to feel comfortable letting someone try it before it's been FDA-approved. Another consideration is whether or not there is actually enough medicine available for us to give it to a patient, since clinical trials need to be supplied with the drug first.
How do most pharmaceutical companies handle compassionate use requests? What's so unique about Johnson & Johnson's approach?
In the past at Johnson & Johnson—and this is how it still is at other companies—individual requests are reviewed and approved by company employees.
To help review such requests in the most equitable, fair and thoughtful way possible, Johnson & Johnson partnered with the New York University School of Medicine's Division of Medical Ethics in 2015 to create the Compassionate Use Advisory Committee, or "CompAC."
It's a first-of-its-kind, external committee comprised of medical ethicists, physicians and patient advocates that provide Johnson & Johnson with a recommendation for each request. The committee is also blinded, so it doesn't know the patient's country of origin, race, religion or economic status.
What happens now is that a patient's physician submits a request for a drug made by our company by either calling a number or visiting our website. That request then gets funneled to the medical team working on the drug to make sure there are no contraindications, or reasons why it would be dangerous for that particular patient to try it.
The request also goes to the CompAC, which does a complete review of the patient's application and medical condition. After an extremely thorough analysis, keeping our ethical principles front and center, the CompAC makes a recommendation as to whether the request should be approved or denied.
Johnson & Johnson gets the final say, but so far, we have followed 100% of the committee's recommendations, which has led to more than 60 patients receiving access to one of our cancer treatments that has since been granted FDA approval.
These patients and their families are looking for hope, and they deserve to have their requests treated as fairly and respectfully as possible. My understanding is that NYU has already received several requests from other companies that are interested in setting up a similar protocol.
How else have you and your team helped strengthen the company's commitment to patient care and public health?
In 2014, we partnered with Yale University to create the Yale University Open Data Access (YODA) Project, a program through which scientists around the world can access data from Johnson & Johnson's clinical trials.
Researchers apply for clinical data pertaining to our pharmaceutical products and medical devices, and an independent team at the YODA Project reviews these requests. Once a request is approved and access is granted, these scientists can perform their own analyses of our data and hopefully reach novel and important findings.
Very recently, we expanded our partnership with the YODA Project to include access to clinical trial data on our consumer products, furthering Johnson & Johnson's commitment to data transparency.
We feel that this type of data sharing honors the people who participate in our studies. We rely on them and so appreciate their commitment to helping advance science. And by letting other researchers analyze our data, we're furthering the advancement of science, which is really the foundation of medicine.
I'm so proud to lead a team of people at the helm of these unique projects that keep patients at the heart of everything we do.


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