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So I decided to be the first to bring it up since nobody has breached the topic yet. How are you all feeling about the ME3 endings? Personally (and most players it seems disagree with my sentiments) I hated the endings, but I would not want them changed. For me Commander Sheppard wasn't just a video game character, like Mario or Link, that I enjoyed playing but had no real connection to. No Sheppard was truly a part of myself. I felt the pain of watching Garrus die in the suicide mission during ME2, the joy of successfully wooing my chosen love interest, the thrill of achieving Spectre status in ME1 (even though at that point I had barely begun to understand the game). I have been tearing myself apart for nearly a week because I failed to convince the Quarian fleet to stop firing at the Geth and had to watch as the liveships exploded one by one and finally watch as in his final act of desperation the Quarian standing with me and Legion took a pistol and shot himself in the head. All of these experiences weren't just carefully scripted game play moments, no not for me, these were real life and death decisions that I made (along with countless others I have not listed) and that affect me not just in the game world but in real life as well. And with that we return to the topic at hand, the ending. I despise the ending. It caused me utter misery watching Sheppard disintegrate, the Citadel and Mass Relays explode, and Normandy get blown to hell. It felt almost empty, the lack of dialog options, the fact that I never got my final revenge against The Illusive Man because he killed himself before I had the chance, or the fact that the 3 ending options are pretty much identical. The there was the scene of the Normandy on another planet with Joker, EDI, and Liara (my chosen love interest) and the burning question of how (and if not how, why) Liara would after confessing her love for Sheppard immediately preceding the final battle, then disappear during the run to the beam while Sheppard gets fried by reaper beam, and then suddenly appear unscathed on Normandy. However even after all this there is an important truth here. Just how ME doesn't end up the way you expect or hope life doesn't either. In my opinion the brilliance of the ending comes from the fact that they ultimately decided to show you that just like in real life you can do much good and make all the right choices but ultimately there is always a risk that you will be placed into a shitty situation and be forced to make a decision that is repugnant to you. Commander Sheppard is not just a video game character, he is a part of myself and that will never change. Changing the ending would only cheapen the experience of Mass Effect, much the same as being able to change previous decisions in life would cheapen our existence. And one final note: Part of me hates the ending because it is the end. I will never again share an adventure with Commander Sheppard and that is like killing one of my best friends right before my eyes.
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Well you only live in one out of the six available "endings". There are 3 variations on the red ending, 2 of which you die in. You only live in the 3rd if your resources are high enough. Both of the blue endings end in your death, as well as the green one.
If you are being indoctrinated, why would you (for whatever reason) have a vision of the Normandy getting blown through a relay on to some nameless jungle planet with (at least in my case) my two dead squad mates? Joker wouldn't pull that and Garrus and Kaidan would have kicked his ass for trying.
You're right, and the reason why there is only 1 destroy ending that works is because you had to have all your shit together to succeed. Simply choosing to destroy the Reapers wasn't enough to overcome the indoctrination for some reason. That I can't really explain. Perhaps someone else who has studied the series more than I can would know the answer to that.
However, as for the Normandy crash on the remote planet Shepard doesn't know s/he is being indoctrinated while making the final decision in his/her mind. The Reapers thru the Catalyst vision tell Shepard that whatever choice s/he makes the Mass Relays will be destroyed (this is probably a lie) but Shepard takes it at face value and hopes that his/her friends will make it out okay... it is a vision of hope for those that Shepard cares about the most.... her Normandy crew.
Why do you assume that Garrus and Kaidan would kick Joker's ass for trying to save them from the Mass Relay explosions? The image is in Shepard's mind. It's not about Joker leaving him/her behind... it's simply about Shepard having hope that her crew will make it out okay and that his/her sacrifice won't be in vain. This is evident by the fact that the people Shepard sees coming out of the Normandy after it crash lands are the same ones you chose to take with you on the final mission is because Shepard is hoping that they got out alright. The ones that weren't with you are likely okay so Shepard's mind wants to believe that the ones that were with him/her made it out okay as well. The reason why the planet they land on is a lush and fertile planet is because Shepard sees that as hope for their future. It's resources they can use to survive.
Unfortunately, there's really not a reason for it. It's just one of many plot holes that the ending leaves open.
From the perspective of my play through, there is no reason for Shepard to hope that Kaidan and Garrus make it out. I took them to London. Anyone else, yes. I think that the introduction of Joker running away (which does play in to the crash) is just bad storytelling.
I assume Garrus and Kaidan would kick his ass because my crew would not abandon me. Never mind the fact that (to paraphrase Garrus) we go on suicide missions every two days and that Joker has already followed me through hell and back and (in my mind) wouldn't leave. From a timeline perspective, Joker would have needed to leave in the middle of the fight against the Reapers. He would have needed to get to the Mass Relay long before anyone knew what was going to happen. If you say that it didn't happen (which I haven't really heard addressed via IT), why would you get the same cut scene (with varying crew members) regardless of what ending you choose? After all, there's no need to run away to anywhere if the Reaper threat is gone, is there? Wouldn't it simply be more effective storytelling to have Shepard think of them safe, celebrating victory in London, where she left them? (Of course this brings up another issue, what with all those fleets just stranded outside Earth...)
Remember, space travel is still possible without the Relays. It's just ponderously slow, relatively speaking. However, the crew is now stranded because the Normandy is a smoking wreck. The planet would not be capable of providing resources for your entire crew. Keep in mind that both Turians (Garrus) and Quarians (Tali) can't eat the same food that the human crew can.
Now, the issue of the exploding Relays regardless of ending is bad. Real bad. As established in the Arrival DLC, the explosion of a Relay is a death sentence for the solar system it inhabits. You, as Shepard, just blew them all up. All of them. Yup. This is just another reason the ending doesn't work for me.
In addition to the fact that the way I played my Shepard was as a no compromises do-or-die and in the red ending, the loss of the Geth (and EDI) would not have been on the table. Why believe the deus ex machina Reaper Jesus Ghost Baby or anything it has to say? When I got to that point my first thought was "This is not what my Shepard would do." in regard to any of the choices. In fact, my Shepard would agree with those clips I've watched where people are just unloading the limitless ammo gun in to him. To be true to my character, rejecting ALL of those options would have been the way she went.
After all, she hasn't been fighting the Reapers all this time to just take what their leader says to heart.
There may be no reason to BELIEVE that Kaiden and Garrus made it out, but there is always reason to HOPE they did unless Shepard knew for a fact they were all dead rather than just suspected they were.
Like I said, Shepard wasn't seeing it as them leaving Shepard behind. Nor was Shepard seeing it as them abandoning the Reaper threat. Shepard was seeing it as them getting out before the Relay exploded and killed them all. Shepard was hoping that Joker's flying skills would save her crew from the fate of them all being killed because yes, the belief that destroying the Relays would mean certain death for the surrounding system.
It's a vision of hope in a person's mind. Subconscious thought is not bound by reality or physical possibility. There is no logic within the realm of subconscious thought. You could have a dream about you, John Lennon, Jesus Christ, and President Obama sitting down and having a meal together. That actual meal would be impossible because John Lennon is dead, Jesus Christ is a fictional character. Obama is a bit more realistic, but unlikely. Point is shit can happen in dreams that are unrealistic in reality.
The fact that it is a subconscious thought makes the rest of it work. Shepard's hope for his/her crew's survival isn't dependent on details regarding whether or not Quarians and Turians can eat the same food as humans or how they will get home with a wrecked ship. Subconscious thought does not process things the same way as logical thought. It simply shows us what we want to see regardless of whether or not such a thing is realistic or logical.
Shepard does not know that the spirit-child is a Reaper hallucination. It is a vision the Reapers used to further manipulate Shepard. The child represents Shepard's regrets for those that have been lost and his/her desire to save who s/he can. It's obvious throughout the entire game that that child is nothing more than a hallucination because no one else sees or interacts with the child except Shepard. Also it shows in the conversation between Shepard and the child in the beginning of the game... Shepard tries to coax the child out of the vents and bring the child to safety. The child claims that Shepard can't help him... no one can. How would the child know that Shepard can't help him and get him somewhere safe? It seems to me that the child is the voice of the Reapers and their belief that the cycle of destruction will continue as it always has... to instill the belief in Shepard that the situation is hopeless and organic life is doomed. Shepard doesn't realize that. Shepard believes that the child is real... not knowing that it's a subtle hallucination by the Reapers towards indoctrination. Your Shepard may not have listened to the child if it was still your Shepard. Your Shepard is no longer your Shepard... s/he is being manipulated. Remember the conversation Shepard had with Liara's mother regarding indoctrination? You find yourself believing in the Reaper agenda and thinking of it as your own. It's how the indoctrination works. If your Shepard was in full control of his/her mental state then you're right, s/he probably would not have listened to the voice of the child and would assume it's all lies and destroyed the Reapers.
My recommendation would be to go back and replay the entire series paying close attention to anything that has to do with Reaper indoctrination. And then comparing that to what Shep goes through at the end. Perhaps it will make more sense.
As I said, I'm quite familiar with what you're talking about, which is the Indoctrination Theory. I've no idea if you're involved with the Retake ME3 group or not, but here's one of the best dissections of IT floating around right now:
It would turn the character of Shepard in to what is, in literary terms, an unreliable narrator. Again, nobody knows for certain and BioWare isn't talking (yet). I stand by my assertion that if we are talking about Shepard's indoctrination then it was poorly executed, as the people who seem to like the ending tend to ignore Indoctrination as the entire point of the ending (blue representing TIM, Green representing Saren, and red representing rejection of Reaper Ghost Jesus), and those who dislike it cobbled Indoc Theory together as a way of making BioWare's plot holes make sense.
Unfortunately, from a storytelling perspective, if the point that you were trying to make is lost on most people (feel free to consult the scores of feedback threads and articles that have talked about the ending for substantiation on this), then you failed to make your point.
As I stated, even from an Indoctrination point of view, the jungle brouhaha makes no sense. Given all that Shepard has gone through with her crew, why, out of all the places they've been together, would her consciousness pick something unrelated? Why the look of sheer panic on Joker's face as he tries to outrun the exploding relays? Why not something altogether more... realistic? Like those drinks on the Citadel you promised to have with Garrus? Or imagining Tali back on Rannoch, home at last? Why not something that would fit with Shepard's world view?
I understand what you're talking about, but do understand that to me Indoctrination Theory is the best of a bad situation, poor planning, and slipshod execution.
I don't really care for being told to replay the series, as if I'm incapable of understanding what you're talking about. As I said, I'm more than familiar with Indoctrination Theory, which is a point that I've attempted to make more than once. In an effort to keep up a rather pleasant debate, please don't think that just because I don't agree with you on all points doesn't mean I don't understand what you're talking about.
The More I have thought about Mass Effect 3 and the ending is that I did not agree with how the writers chose to end it but the entire game leading up to those last unfortunate minutes was amazing. The action, stories and the graphics were out of this world. This is why I am playing it once again on Insanity.
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Also looking forward to upcoming DLC's. I know that Bioware is taking the outrage seriously and still defending their work.
To me the ending felt rushed and unfinished. I could have lived with a bad ending, and was fully expecting my Sheppard to die in a gigantic explosion while heroically saving the galaxy.
What i'm particularly angry about is that i don't no anyone who thinks the ending is acceptable for this great game series. So either no one tested the ending or they just didn't care enough to create a good one.
I could accept if they were out of time but then the argument for the DLC "From Ashes":
"The content in "From Ashes" was developed by a separate team (after the core game was finished) and not completed until well after the main game went into certification."
falls apart.
My conclusion after a weak Dragon Age 2 and ME3 is that i just will stop buying Bioware games at release dates.
So, I know I shouldn't respond to this, but it's a whole year later and I still can't finish the ending to ME3, once it gets to the part where Anderson dies, I just turn it off.
I think the original endings had (at least) one critical flaw. If I remember correctly, even the best endings resulted it the destruction of the relays. (If I'm wrong here, someone please correct me.) The inevitable conclusion of that is horrific infighting among the races now stuck at earth, each race represented by the most powerful militaries they could possibly assemble. This results in absolute chaos, anarchy, and destruction of all or nearly all life located there. Additionally, no system in the galaxy could possibly reach another without the relays, at least not without traveling for thousands or tens of thousands of years. That, for me, undermined everything in the game. No matter what decision you make, no matter what happened in the previous two games, all races are fucked. What's the point? This is not a satisfactory ending. The fact that the Normandy crew was apparently stranded on an unknown world heightened the heartless nature of the game's conclusion.
At least the extended cut offered a conclusion worth fighting for. It wasn't perfect, and I still have grievances, but at least there was a sense of somewhat positive resolution and not death for all. Any story that attempts to be plausible, even in a sci-fi setting, will have many sad and unjust elements to it. That's just being realistic. Overall,a the extended cut was superior to the vanilla game's ending, but I admit, I still didn't feel as fulfilled as I had hoped.
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English professor Crystal Benedicks as a gold-digging, two-timing vamp? Spanish professor Jane Hardy as a French maid? Pam Sacco as a tough exercise instructress? Jill Rogers as a saintly wife who gives all her money to her husband? All of these Wabash women are starring in the Sugar Creek Players production of
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College Archivist Beth Swfit is directing the production, while alumni Jerry Bowie and Jim Amidon are co-producers. The Wabash Theater Department's costumer, Andrea Bear, designed the costumes, while teacher education professor Amy Gillan stylized the sets. Alumnus Tyler Bernet designed the lighting for the show.
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The Green Rooms (& some Airplay)
Ms TN is not a morning person. I was supposed to be at Footscray Hospital bright and early this a.m. so I could be injected with radioactive isotopes and put on a treadmill (don't ask) but yesterday I entirely forgot about this appointment and drank a vat of coffee, thus invalidating the whole exercise. So I had to heave my carcass out of bed early so I could phone the Department of Nuclear Medicine, confess my idiocy and cancel the medical experiment.
So perhaps I was in a slightly misanthropic mood when I studied the Green Room Awards press release listing 2009's winners, announced last night, which slid into my inbox first thing this morning. But I suspect that even had I bounced out of bed with a happy cry and greeted the dawn with rapture, my sunniness might have been a little eclipsed. It is a duty to disagree with awards, but it's been a while since I've felt so at odds with their results.
Awards in the arts are always contentious. They depend, for a start, on committees of people agreeing on something, and in areas like the arts, perceptions of quality are inevitably - and in my view, necessarily - subjective. Even so, the conservatism of this year's theatre awards is notable. Not that conservatism is, in itself, a bad thing - I don't have many quibbles with Robyn Nevin's gong for Best Female Performer, for her extraordinary performance in August: Osage County, nor for Simon Phillips' direction, his best for years. But When The Rain Stops Falling as best mainstage production? And that script the best new writing of last year?
Michael Kantor's Malthouse production of Happy Days - one of the shows of last year, and Kantor's best direction yet - didn't even make the shortlist for production or direction. (And yet the Malthouse's indifferent production of Knives in Hens was up for both direction and best production.) Equally baffling is Daniel Schlusser's superb and thoughtful Life is a Dream losing out in the indie best direction to Bagryana Popov's disappointingly banal take on Chekhov, Progress and Melancholy.
There are, of course, worthy winners among them. You can't miss the target all the time. But I might drink another vat of coffee today, as I reflect on the world's folly and resistance to quality.
On a cheerier note, I hear that ABC Radio National's Airplay is broadcasting Corvus, a beautiful script by ex-Melburnian and now Berliner Jasmine Chan. Featuring Bojana Novakovic and Ming-Zhu Hii, it will be worth twiddling the dial to hear this one. It goes to air on Saturday, March 28. While I'm at it, look out for Paul English reading Rainer Maria Rilke's Letters to a Young Poet on ABC Radio's First Person, airing from May 24-28. Now, that's writing.


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Saturday, July 26, 2008
How to Cover a Cake with Ganache
I had a few missteps my first time (which is the subject of this post), which I discuss below. Hopefully this will help you all do it right the first time.
So, here goes… to cover an 8-inch around, 4-inch tall cake, I used:
25 ounces (by weight) semi sweet chocolate chips or other chocolate to suit your needs and taste (but not white chocolate)
25 fluid ounces heavy (whipping) cream
1 T soft butter (the butter gives it more shine)
You can vary the amounts somewhat to suit your taste. Using more whipping cream will give you thinner ganache while using more chocolate will give you a thicker ganache. Also, I had more ganache than I really needed. I just wanted to make sure I had plenty. I did two pours and had about half the ganache left over. Ganache freezes well, so it wasn't a big deal.
You can scale the amounts up or down as needed to suit your size cake.
Before you get started, ice your cake in buttercream. If you want to make it a thinner layer of buttercream, that's probably fine, the key is to make sure it's smooth. It should be as smooth as you would ice a regular buttercream cake, because any imperfections in your icing will show up in the final cake. Or, if you aren't using buttercream, at the least trim the sides and top of the cake with a sharp knife so they're as smooth as possible.
Place your iced cake in the refrigerator to cool. A well-chilled cake will ensure your icing doesn't run off the sides of the cake. Make sure your cake is on a same-size cake board. (i.e 8-inch cake on an 8-inch cake board.)
Place the chocolate in a bowl. In a saucepan, heat the cream just until it's on the verge of boiling.
Pour the hot cream over the chocolate and let sit for a few minutes.
Then stir with a spoon. It will look lumpy at first.
Keep stirring and it will start to smooth out and come together. Add the butter.
At this point you can use an immersion blender to get the final bits of not-quite melted chocolate chips mixed in. Keep the blade immersed in the chocolate to minimize the air bubbles. When I did this part, it left a lot of air bubbles, which I was worried about. But they didn't seem to affect the final product, so I guess it was OK. If I do this again, I might try stirring with a spoon until completely smooth.
Get a cookie sheet with sides and line it with wax paper. Place a cooling rack in the pan. Put something on the rack that will elevate the cake slightly. Make sure it's something stable. (I used a lid from a Gladware container, which isn't the most stable, LOL.)
I need to talk about the temperature of the ganache for a minute here. Before you pour your ganache, it needs to be cooled. If it's too warm, it will be too thin and you won't get a nice covering of ganache on your cake. (That's what happened to me as you'll see in a minute.) For my first pour, it still felt a warm to the touch. I measured it with my digital thermometer and it was 98 degrees F... too hot! Then I stirred and waited, and stirred and waited. It probably took an hour too cool sufficiently. When it got to 84 degrees, it no longer felt warm to the touch. I did my second pour at that point and it worked much better. But use caution, you don't want to let it get too cool or it will thicken.
Anyway, place your chilled cake on the rack. Put the ganache into a container with a pour spout.
Starting in the center of the cake, start pouring the ganache. Move the cup in an ever-widening circle above the cake, until the top is completely covered. Keep pouring once you get toward the edges until the sides are completely covered. (I liked having plenty of ganache at this point to ensure the sides are covered completely with no bare spots.)
Let the cake sit for a minute. Scrape the bottom edge of any excess chocolate. I moved the cake and rack to another cookie sheet lined with wax paper. You can see where the sides of the cake got lumpy and bumpy because the ganache was too warm/thin and it continued to drip down the sides.
I chilled the cake in the refrigerator until the remaining ganache was no longer warm to the touch (84 degrees F on the thermometer). Then I smoothed the sides of the cake with a spatula in preparation for another (hopefully better) try. If you're doing a second pour, you might scrape some of the chocolate off the top and then smooth. The second time I did this I did two pours and I ended up with too thick of a layer on top.
Then I did a second pour of ganache the same way as the first. That turned out much better.
I let the cake sit for just a minute, scraped the excess from the bottom, moved the cake and rack to my other cookie sheet, and chilled the cake in the refrigerator. You want to get it into the fridge so that the chocolate will set up.
Here's the finished cake. From here you can place it on a larger sized cake board or serving dish. Use royal icing or buttercream to attach the cake to the board. Don't use ganache to attach... it may slide around. It's pretty with some simple borders using lighter colored chocolate icing.
You can reuse the excess ganache that collected in the pan, as well as the unused ganache. It also freezes well. If frozen, thaw it to room temperature then heat it slowly in the microwave or on top of a double boiler before using. Then cool it to the correct temperature, if necessary, and use.
OK, thanks for sticking with me here. If anyone has any other tips or pointers on how they do it, feel free to share. Again, I'm far from an expert. Any questions, just ask.
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Looks great. Have you ever tried ganache using milk or white chocolate? If yes, would you please share the ratios?
- December 2, 2008 at 10:15 PM
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- January 20, 2009 at 11:32 PM
Thank you so much for the info, it was all so much help. I heated up my spatula to smooth out some of the bumps on the first pour and that helped me out. The second pour looked great thanks to you!!
- March 3, 2009 at 3:12 PM
- Melinda said...
this is exactly what i needed to know, and it looks delicious!
- March 11, 2009 at 10:48 PM
you can pour it on a cake wheel if you're fast. place your cake on the wheel, pour the ganache on top. start using the spatula to gently spread it (quickly!!) and as it pours down the sides scrape the excess (QUICKLY!!!) off the wheel. if the ganache is the right consistency it works rather flawlessly. i pou doberge about three times a week and that's how my senior cake decorator, who now works at Haydel's, does it. the half lemon/half choc are a bit tricky.
- April 18, 2009 at 11:41 PM
- BAKING is my ZeN...sweet nibbles for the soul said...
Fabulous, fabulous post!!!
- September 27, 2009 at 1:02 PM
- Moi! said...
This is sooooo great, thanks so much for posting it! And, please, don't delete it as I've linked to it from my wedlog!
- January 6, 2010 at 12:55 PM
this has been a big help just wanted to say thanks my wedding cake will love you in the end
- January 26, 2010 at 4:42 PM
- Peggy Does Cake. said...
Thanks! I made the ganache and whipped it for cupcakes. It was amazing. I was scared to try this technique, but you've given me the incentive to attempt it. Wonderful!
- August 19, 2010 at 11:18 PM
- Cousin B said...
Fantastic tutorial, thanks!
- August 31, 2010 at 2:01 AM
This is just awesome. I have wanted to do this forever! I can't wait!!!! Thank you <3
- September 10, 2010 at 4:45 PM
- CantStopBaking said...
You explained it so well! I have been looking for a tutorial like this for so long- thank you!
- October 6, 2010 at 12:31 PM
You have a great blog, Jacque. I came across your blog while searching for a ganache recipe, this post is awsome, thanks.
Can you please tell me how much butter should I add? I'm a bit confused. Thanks in advance. Jade
- March 19, 2011 at 7:14 PM
Sounds lovely, but why not white chocolate? (As this is what I wanted to use!)
- March 28, 2011 at 4:25 PM
Very helpful........
- April 14, 2011 at 3:02 AM
- Sweet as Coco said...
THANK YOU! Fabulous explanation, very detailed, and exactly what I was looking for! Wish me luck!
- May 27, 2011 at 6:42 PM
Wonderful post! Did you have a lot of ganache left over afterwards? I'm pouring some over a 10" and 14" cake and I'm trying to estimate how much I need
- October 27, 2011 at 4:29 PM


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Author Notes: I'm dedicating this recipe to my good friend Chef Amber Caudle from The Source in Hermosa Beach, CA. Years ago as a very young chef she inherited a kitchen with a mediocre Italian menu and turned it completely into her own thing with wonderful tapas, and her obsession, pintxos. These are the little snacks of the Basque region of northern Spain. Of course avocado is a New World fruit, thank you Columbus, but is now widely used in Spain. Specifically they use the Hass variety and I have some distant memory that all the avocados in Spain owe their origin to a single tree. This is not Amber's recipe but I was asking myself, if confronted with a ripe avocado and good bread, what might Amber do? And there was my inspiration. She's nuts about poached eggs in pintxos so I'm following her lead here. —pierino
Serves: serves one (or multiply as necessary)
slice of a decent baguette, cut on the bias for maximum surface area
clove of garlic
ripe tomato
1 ripe avocado, ripe but still firm enough to slice once you've removed the skin and pit
Imported jarred piquillo peppers* or substitute a fresh roasted and peeled bell pepper
Spanish style olive oil, such as arbequina
1 farm fresh egg
Salt and pepper
- In the oven lightly toast your bread, and start the water for poaching the egg
- Slice the garlic and tomato into halves
- Peel, pit and slice the avocado
- Rub the bread first with ½ of the cut side of the garlic, then do the same with the tomato, squeezing it a bit to extract juice and some flesh
- Drizzle on a bit of the olive oil
- Top with the avocado slices and the piquillo pepper
- Poach the egg according to your preferred method. I do it the Thomas Keller way (I let it rest in ½ cup of white vinegar for 5 minutes, working quickly I make a vortex in the simmering water and slide the egg in where it cooks for 2 minutes).
- Top with the egg which should have a nice shape. Season with salt and pepper. Repeat as needed for as many pintxos as you care to make. You may want to have more than one pot simmering on the cook top.
- *Note to cook, piquillo peppers are red peppers that are both sweet and mildly hot and uniquely delicious. You can buy them in jars through Zingermans, the Spanish Table or Tienda. Matiz is a very good brand.
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Create Electronic Business Cards
Applies To:Outlook 2007More... Less
Electronic Business Cards look similar to their paper counterparts and can be shared just as easily.
An Electronic Business Card is another view of a contact that captures specific information from the contact and allows you to share that information with other people in a highly recognizable form. By doing the following, you can create a new card or make changes to an existing card.
Create an electronic business card
Learn more about creating electronic business cards
When you create a new contact by opening a new contact form and typing the contact's information, the corresponding fields are automatically filled out in an Electronic Business Card view of that contact.
1. A contact form that contains Jon Morris's information.
2. A view of the Edit Business Card dialog box, with the corresponding fields filled in for Jon Morris's Electronic Business Card.
In Contacts, click New to open a new contact.
In the Full Name field, type a name for the contact.
In the appropriate fields, enter additional information that you want to include for the contact.
An electronic business card doesn't have to contain all the same information that is included in the contact form. After you create the initial contact, you can edit both the contact form and the card separately. This way, when sharing contact information, you can decide exactly which information to share.
On the Contact tab, in the Options group, click Business Card.
In the Edit Business Card dialog box, you can add or remove information and work on the card design. You can see a preview of the card in the dialog box.
In the Fields box, to add, remove, or position information on the card, do any of the following:
To add information, click Add, and then click the field you want to add.
To remove information, click the field, and then click Remove.
To position information on the card, click the field, and then click the Move Field Up or Move Field Down arrow.
To add an empty space between lines of information, click the field above where you want the space, click Add, and then click Blank Line.
If you need a custom field, click Add, choose Custom, and then select one of the user field options. You edit the text for your custom field in the box under Edit.
If you want the information to have a label, click the field, and then in the box under Edit, click Left or Right to position the label to the left or the right of the information. Type the label information in the Label box.
Tip: Field names make convenient, familiar labels.
If you do not want a label and one is applied, click No Label in the box.
Note: A label can clarify the type of information on a card. For example, in the Electronic Business Card for Jon Morris at the top of the page, 425-555-0189 is the business phone number, and Business is the label for the phone number.
To format the text, use the formatting and style buttons under Edit.
Some options include:
Resizing text
Using colored text
Positioning (aligning) text left, right, or centered
With the basic information added to the card, you can make changes to the card design if you want to. Try any of the
following in the Edit Business Card dialog box.
Design options
How to
Choose a layout
Next to Layout, click a layout from the list. A Text Only layout is available for a card with no picture, logo, or other image.
When you start, the default Outlook card layout is visible in the preview box next to the Card Design section.
Add a background color
Click Background, and then click a color.
Add an image
Next to Image, click Change to browse and find the image. Learn more about adding an image.
Adding pictures or company logos personalize the card for easier identification.
Adjust the image size
In the Image Area box, type the size for the image. The number indicates the percentage of the card surface it covers.
You can use the arrows next to the box to adjust the size of the image.
Align an image
In the Image Align list, choose where to position the image on the card.
Delete the default or other image
Click Text Only in the Layout list.
When you finish creating your card, click OK.
Note: If you click Reset Card, the card reverts to the default Outlook design, and the information that is entered appears in the default fields in the contact form.
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Creating a new contact creates an Electronic Business Card that is associated with the contact, and vice versa. Also, any changes that you make to a contact are made in the Electronic Business Card, and vice versa.
Create a new Electronic Business Card from a blank card, or use an existing card as a template on which to build another, similar card. You can change any of the information, and you can also change any of the layout and design elements. Basing a new card on another is a quick way to create Electronic Business Cards for different purposes that share some common contact information. For example, you might want to have three cards, one for work, one for home use, and one for a club membership.
You can have contacts with duplicate names. When you save new cards with the same names, they are added to your Contacts and listed with their similarly named counterparts.
Note: You can start by editing the contact information in an existing contact form, before you position and format the text in the Edit Business Card dialog box. You can also edit all the information from within the Edit Business Card dialog box. Either preference allows you to add new information as you work.
1. Choose the layout and background for your card. Add any pictures or other graphics. Each of these elements helps you to position the text when you start adding the information.
2. Clicking Add displays a list of standard fields. After you click the field, it is added to the Fields list. Four custom fields are also available.
3. After you click a field, type the text for that field in the box under Edit. As you type, the text appears in the card preview.
4. Assigning labels for information, such as a home phone or business address, is optional. You can use the field names or type your own labels.
5. Blank Line fields enable you to include empty line spaces on the card.
6. Click the arrow buttons to move a selected field up or down on the card.
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Rate limit the sending of messages in phpList
In this article we'll discuss how you can rate limit how quickly phpList will attempt to send out your messages.
This is important because by default phpList will attempt to send mail out as quickly as it can all at once. On our shared servers there is a default outbound mailing limit of 250 messages per hour, so if you had a list of 500 users, the first 250 would deliver without issue, but the second 250 would not.
If you do have very large lists setup in phpList, you do have the option to fill out our bulk mailing information request form to increase your hourly limit for outgoing mail. However it's always still desirable to rate limit your sending of messages so that you're not causing an excessive amount of usage on the server from it having to handle so many deliveries at once.
Enable rate limiting in phpList
- Login to your cPanel
- Under the Files section, click on File Manager.
- In the top right-hand corner, click on Settings. Select the Document Root for option, then select the domain you have phpList installed on from the drop-down, then click Save
- From the left hand pane, expand your public_html directory, as well as the list one, then click on the config directory.
- Right click on your config.php file, then click on Code Edit from the drop-down.
If there is an encoding check pop-up that displays, simply click on Edit.
- Now we will setup phpList so that it sends its messages rate limited, instead of all at once. You need to modify the MAILQUEUE_THROTTLE setting in order to accomplish this.
MAILQUEUE_THROTTLE = Time to wait (in seconds) between your messages.
We need to do a little math to determine what the best value would be for your mailings. In this example, let's assume that you haven't requested an increase in your mailing limit so it's still 250 messages / hour, and you on average send out about 10 emails an hour outside of phpList.
3600 = Seconds in an hour
250 = Email limit per hour
10 = Emails sent outside of phpList
240 = Emails an hour phpList can send
3600 / 240 = 15 (1 message every 15 seconds)
- You can use Ctrl-F in your web browser to bring up the find function of the code editor to easily locate the section of code you need to edit.
Just type in MAILQUEUE_THROTTLE in the search field and then click on find next.
The line you need to look for should fall around Line: 350 and looks like:define('MAILQUEUE_THROTTLE',0);
Change this to:define('MAILQUEUE_THROTTLE',15);
After making this edit, click on Save Changes at the top right to make this setting active.
Now if you send a message to one of your lists in phpList, it should be rate limited so that you don't go over your hourly outgoing mail limit.
- If you've clicked on send a message from the right hand menu, and already filled out your message on the Content tab. I'd recommend also clicking on the Misc tab and filling out the email alerts information prior to sending your message. This way you'll get an alert when the message starts sending, and when it's completed.
In our example we're going to use the same email@example.com email address that we already created earlier in our article on how to configure general system values in phpList.
email to alert when sending of this message starts email@example.com email to alert when sending of this message has email@example.com
After filling out the addresses you'd like to be alerted at, click on Save Changes.
- Now click on the Lists tab, select the mailing list you want to send your message to, and then click on Send Message to the Selected Mailinglists.
- Finally click on process the message queue to actually begin sending your message.
Please note that once the sending of your message begins, you can't stop it. If your web browser window times out, you wont be able to access phpList again until the sending completes.
At this point if you needed to modify anything with your message prior to sending it, you can click on messages from the right hand menu, click on the queued tab, and then click on suspend sending if you needed another message to be processed first. Or you can click on edit to edit the contents of the message that you have queued for delivery before actually sending it out.
If you did either of these, you can then click on process queue from the main right hand menu to go ahead and start sending the message.
- You should see the message you queued begin to be sent. At this point you can go ahead and close your web browser.
If you don't see the message process window, the message is still getting sent out. Check your email address that you setup to be alerted when the sending of a message starts, and you should see that it did in fact begin to send.
- After you've received your email alert that the mailing has completed, you can log back into the phpList admin, then click on messages from the right hand menu.
You should see the count of how many messages were sent out, and the time it took to send them.
You should now know how to rate limit your mailings with phpList so that you can stay within your mailing limits and enjoy a flawless mailing experience!
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For months up to the release of Gun N' Roses' Chinese Democracy, Axl Rose has been out of sight, a recluse, unwilling to talk to the media to promote the album he's spent nearly a third of his life making.
Last night, however, Rose broke his silence in a manner of speaking, by answering questions on two Guns N' Roses fan sites. What follows are some of the choice bits, which have been edited for clarity.
How come you always come on stage so late at gigs?
"I've been an after-midnight type since I was sneakin' out of my house in junior high. With [the] oldGuns [lineup], we preferred [to take the stage at] 12:00am or so. When we moved to theaters etc., obviously that changes but it's never changed inside me. Doesn't matter what I do, so generally that's when I'm more myself. This isn't to mess with anyone that has an early schedule to keep, it's just personal preference.
Axl, do you really have two or three other albums of material?
"For now, we'll concentrate and keep our focus on this album, but I will say I've always thought of it as a double. And no offense, but no one's trying to talk in parables. The issues are a bit more complex than anyone would like."
Axl hearts Kanye
How do you feel about Kanye [West's new album] outselling Chinese Democracy? Do you like Kanye's music?
"I met Kanye at the Versace awards. He was very gracious. I love Gold Digger and told him so. I'm a big fan of his stage performance as he seems to go for it physically which I relate more to. Before our release, I sent him a message that any nonsense from the media had nothing to do with us and wished him the best. I'm humbled we've done as well as we have considering."
What up with the Bucket?
If you could work with [former Guns N' Roses guitarist] Buckethead again, would you have him just in studio, or also would you welcome him in the touring lineup?
"I have no issues with Bucket. He's more than welcome to tour with us in some form or other provided we're both interested at the time and come to some type of reasonable terms. Personally, I have a blast with Bucket on tour and get a big kick out of the guy. A lot of feelings were hurt on this side of the fence in how things went down, and unfortunately, others used our silence and the public's not knowing for their own purposes at both Bucket's and our expense."
I'm fixing to pack everything I own into my car and drive out to L.A. from Arkansas to give a career in music a shot. Any advice? Or should I just shit in my pants, dive in and swim?
"Follow your heart, don't sell out and read every book on the biz [music business] you can find."
Classic Guns N' Roses
What is your honest opinion on why the old lineup disintegrated? What is your honest opinion on why it took so long for Chinese Democracy to come out? I think that's what most people want to know but dare not ask.
"Two great but complicated questions. What I can say now is you've been told a lot of things in order for others to promote themselves that factually they cannot back up in regard to either. They are complicated legally, financially and have devoured a good portion of my life."
Have you been in contact with [original Guns N' Roses drummer] Steven Adler at all? Not as far as playing with him or anything, just to, like, lend him support? [Adler appeared this year on the reality television show Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew during an attempt to get off drugs. He was subsequently arrested in Los Angeles on 18 July.]
"I do wish Steven the best and in my heart hope that he finds some peace and security. As far as direct contact, no. It, unfortunately, gets too messy too quick. In Steven's mind, I'm the one who holds the keys and power over his happiness, so I'm the bad guy pretty quickly."
What is stopping the fans from seeing you Slash, Duff and Izzy back on stage together?
"You've been lied to and misled for such a long time that sorting through all that here is virtually impossible. A lot will come out over time, but the truth has been out there for a long time as well but that doesn't give you what you want, so this dance just goes on and on."
To read more, visit MyGNR and Here Today...Gone To Hell. Thanks to Blabbermouth.


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advent: part three
Are you tired of seeing this yet? I promise this will be the last advent related post, but I did want you to see what it looks like when finished. I have loved watching the kids carefully figure out where each ornament should go, and they are so excited to put the star on top. Here are the last of the ornaments:
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The main reason why quicksilver potion sucks currently is because it has a 50% chance of doing absolutely nothing in its best-case scenario.
Let's presume you have a 10% chance to dodge (ie, you've already purchased the dodging boon). I'll model this with a random number generator that generates a number from 1 to 10, and you dodge when it comes up 10. If you drink a Quicksilver potion your chance to dodge increases to 20%, and you now dodge whenever the RNG comes up as a 9 or a 10, and the quicksilver potion is exhausted. Here's the rub; if you rolled a 10 you would have dodged anyways, but the quicksilver is still expended. The quicksilver potion effectively did nothing. So only on a roll of 9 would the quicksilver potion grant you a dodge that would not have otherwise occurred; a 50/50 shot of actually granting you an extra dodge.
This gets even worse as your natural chance to dodge increases, and because you have no fine control over dodging to begin with the quicksilver might not even kick in at the most opportune time. If the attack you dodge deals less than 50% of your total health or right before, then the dodge wasn't really significant at all. All this comes together to make Quicksilver a pretty horrible potion.


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Does Katy Perry Want Russell Brand Back?
Here's something we didn't see coming! Rumors are swirling that Katy Perry is dying to reunite with her estranged (soon-to-be-ex) husband Russell Brand.
Us Weekly reports that Perry "is a lost soul right now," with a source telling the mag, "Katy's been trying to get him back!" It's a far cry from the defiant anthem, 'Part of Me,' that she debuted shortly after the split, in which she sings, "You can keep the diamond ring / It don't mean nothin' anyway." In fact, the breakup was relatively drama free: Brand refused to take any of Perry's money and Perry signed her divorce papers with a smiley face, even amid reports that Brand had a wandering eye.
Additionally, Perry was recently linked to the world's highest paid male model, though she's since claimed to be single. So what spawned the desire to reconcile with Brand?
The source says that Perry's solo jaunt to India on tour made her miss her former funnyman love, as the pair got hitched in the country in 2010. "She'd already been missing Russell," the source said. "Being back there stirred up even more old feelings."
While a pal of the singer said a reunion is a "long shot," they did reveal that the duo are trying to become friends.


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At the bottom of John Hinderaker's post on the "Good news from the CBO," Steve Hayward adds that if you want to see John's point gilded in brilliant fashion, see Richard Epstein discuss the CBO report on the PBS News Hour earlier this week. Steve comments: "Somebody at PBS clearly screwed up letting this through."
These glorious nine minutes with Professor Epstein paired with PBS Man for his foil are one of the most entertaining things I have seen in a long time. Here is the video.
John and I wrote a good paper on the subject of income inequality for the Center of the American Experiment in 1995. National Review published part of it, as did AEI's old American Enterprise magazine. The essay — The truth about income inequality — is available online, although Amazon lists it as out of print. It has become a collector's item! The statistics require updating, but I believe the points we made have generally become truer over time.
UPDATE: Our friends at the Center of the American Experiment have sent me this link to our income inequality paper in which the graphics come through.


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Flowering Cactus Cake
PRICKLY as it might appear, this dessert from the desert is one your guests will get their hands on in a hurry! Starting mouths watering will be the confection's deliciously moist chocolate cake—featuring a hint of mocha flavor—from crafty cook Opal Foss. A cactus plant grew out of her recipe, thanks to CT's kitchen staff. They baked the mix in loaf pans, then topped the treats with green frosting, licorice "spines" and gumdrop "flowers". You can do the same for a fun-filled birthday fiesta!
Total TimePrep: 30 min. Bake: 1 hour 5 min. + cooling
Makes12-14 servings
- 3/4 cup shortening
- 2-1/4 cups sugar
- 5 eggs
- 3 ounces semisweet chocolate, melted
- 1-1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1-1/2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1-1/2 cups cold brewed coffee
- 6 tablespoons butter, softened
- 2 tablespoons shortening
- 3 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Green paste food coloring
- 3 to 4 tablespoons milk
- Sugar
- 22 to 25 red gumdrops
- Black shoestring licorice
- In a large bowl, cream shortening and sugar. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Stir in chocolate and vanilla. Combine flour, salt and baking soda; add to creamed mixture alternately with coffee. Pour into two greased 5-3/4x3x2-in. loaf pans and one 9x5-in. loaf pan. Bake at 350° for 45 minutes (small loaves) and 65 minutes (large loaf) or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks to cool completely.
- For frosting, cream butter and shortening in a bowl. Gradually add confectioners' sugar, vanilla, food coloring and enough milk to achieve desired consistency.
- Using a serrated knife, level the top of each cake. Round corners of small cakes; set aside. Place large cake, cut side down, on a 13x12-in. covered board. Round top corners. Frost top and sides of large cake. Frost small cakes; position at a slight angle on each side of large cake with one higher than the other.
- Sprinkle sugar on a work surface. For each large flower, place four gumdrops on sugared surface. With a rolling pin, roll each gumdrop into an oval; cut in half lengthwise. With cut side down, roll up one piece to form a bud shape. Wrap remaining pieces around it so rounded edges form petals. For smaller flowers, use two or three gumdrops.
- For cactus spines, cut licorice into 1/2-in. strips. Cut each strip in half lengthwise, but not all the way through, leaving strips attached at the bottom. Arrange randomly over cake.
Originally published as Flowering Cactus Cake in Crafting Traditions May/June 2000
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This weekend [November 15, 2008] an article appeared in The Times discussing publication for the first time of nearly two-dozen poems written by Bob Dylan almost forty-five years ago. Apparently, the poetry had been handed to photographer Barry Feinstein in the 1960s by his friend, Bob Dylan. Feinstein, who often photographed Hollywood celebrities, also had followed Dylan on his European tour in 1966 and had taken a cover photo of the singer for The Times They Are A-Changin album.
Dylan's poems had been stored along with Feinstein's Hollywood pictures that inspired much of the material in the twenty-three poems. Recently rediscovered, the photographs and poems are now available in a new book, Hollywood Foto-Rhetoric, published by Simon & Schuster. Some of the poems are reprinted in Times Online, which describes their appearance and content: "the lines are skinny, the rhythms abrupt, the language sparse and telegraphic and abbreviated, the situations jarring and dreamlike, the comebacks frequent and snappy. There are laments, complaints, musings, skits (a hilarious screen test, for one), parables (converting those wardrobe department shelves into a repository of human lives), nightmare scenarios (the lurching paranoid fantasy that begins 'after crashin the sportscar / into the chandelier' and sounds like a hellish rewrite of 'Bob Dylan's 115th Dream'), and plenty of dry tombstone epigraphs."
Perhaps almost as interesting is the accompanying commentary by former U.S. Poet Laureate Billy Collins, who is credited as contributing an introduction to the book. Collins addresses questions concerning Bob Dylan's status as a "poet." Initially, Collins explains why songwriters rarely produce lyrics that achieve the criteria to qualify as lines of poetry: "Whenever the question comes up—and it does nearly every term—of whether or nor rock lyrics qualify as poetry, I offer my students a simple but heartless test. Ask all the musicians to please leave the stage and take their instruments with them—yes, that goes for the backup singers in the tight satin dresses, and the drummer—and then have the lead singer stand alone by the microphone and read the lyrics from that piece of paper he is holding in his hand. What you will hear can leave only one impression: the lyrics in almost every case are not poetry, they are lyrics."
for the full blog entry, go to One Poet's Notes.
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Rationale/Purpose for the Lesson
More than 12,000 children under the age of 15 passed through the Terezin Concentration Camp (also known by its German name of Theresienstadt) between the years 1942 and 1944. Of these, more than 90 percent perished during the Holocaust. During the completion of this project, students will learn about the experience of young children during the Holocaust through a study of the poems and pictures drawn by those imprisoned in Theresienstadt. They will create handmade butterflies to represent the children who were imprisoned. These butterflies are displayed in the classroom.
This set of activities should demonstrate to children that very few children survived in Terezin. By the end of the lesson, the butterflies that have been hung in the classroom with such beauty and hope are cut down for no significant reason. The butterflies that survived the cutting are usually not the most beautiful, biggest nor the brightest. Just like the children of Terezin, death of the children was random. The most beautiful did not necessarily live, nor did the biggest.
Make sure your students understand that many dreams died with the children of Terezin, dreams just like their own. Point out that one of the children (butterfly) could have been a LeBron James or Miley Cyrus. One could have been the person that cured AIDS.
This lesson plan was originally conceived by Mary Kay Porter, an advanced placement English Teacher; Cyndy Elliot, a speech and drama teacher; and Susan Myers, executive director of Holocaust Museum Houston. It was edited by the Museum's Education Department staff in April 2009 and July 2012.
Materials/Teaching Resources Needed
Activities (2-3 Class Periods)
Assessment of Student Learning
In addition to creating the butterflies per the above directions, have students journal about the butterfly they created – why they chose the decorations they did, what the poem meant to them and how this poem relates to one child's experience during the Holocaust. It is usually helpful for students to reflect on the following quote:
"Children were neither just the mute and traumatized witnesses to this war, nor merely its innocent victims; the war invaded their imaginations, and the war raged inside them."
— Nicholas Stargardt, "Witnesses of War: Children's Lives Under the Nazis"
"Children were neither just the mute and traumatized witnesses to this war, nor merely its innocent victims; the war invaded their imaginations and the war raged inside them."
— Nicholas Stargardt in "Witnesses of War: Children's Lives Under the Nazis"
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New AFL boss wants hands-on role
New AFL boss Gillon McLachlan will take a completely different approach to how Andrew Demetriou handled the Essendon supplements crisis if faced with something so big.
The newly-appointed chief executive has indicated he will effectively do the opposite to how his predecessor Demetriou managed last year's controversial AFL investigation.
Demetriou maintained his position on the AFL Commission, which ruled on Essendon's punishments, and let other key league administrators such as McLachlan handle the investigation and negotiations.
McLachlan said in an issue so important, he would want to be involved at the coal face rather than be on the commission, waiting to make a ruling.
"I'm not saying in every occasion, but in hindsight ... if I was chief executive knowing what I know (and) going into that Essendon situation, then I think I would stand down from the commission and focus on dealing with the issue on a day-to-day basis," he told 3AW.
"(I would) leave the jury role to the commission and stand by from it."
Part of the AFL chief executive's role is to sit on the commission.
One of the fiercest criticisms of how the league handled its investigation of Essendon last year is the commission was not independent from the AFL administration.
Demetriou insists the two bodies stayed at arm's length.
McLachlan said the AFL made the right decision in punishing Essendon heavily, but acknowledges that the body must be more open.
"A key learning out of last year is that process and transparency are going to have to prioritised ... rather than what we think is the right solution for the game in the short term," he said.
McLachlan, 40, was the hot favourite to take over as AFL chief executive once Demetriou announced early last month that he was resigning.
Demetriou will leave the post on June 5.
AFL chairman Mike Fitzpatrick said there was an initial field of 100 candidates, which was reduced to 20.
Finally, McLachlan was among three who presented to the commission on Monday.
While the job was always McLachlan's to lose, he said the last few weeks had been unnerving.
"It's a very public audition that you go through for this role," he said.
McLachlan and Fitzpatrick have pledged that one of the top priorities for the new administration will be to listen to growing anger among fans about the cost of going to the footy.
McLachlan also said he is a fan of a day grand final, said Good Friday is no certainty yet and promised to put more women in senior AFL roles.
He also said he would be a different boss to Demetriou, but indicated change would be gradual.
"I will be a different leader to Andrew - there's only one Andrew," he said.
"It will mean I take a different approach.
"The shape and structure of the team will change.
"But it's essentially consolidating and extending the work that's happened under Andrew's tenure."


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I have a piece in the Saturday edition of Lebanon's Daily Star looking at the motivations behind Anders Breivik's attacks last month. Click here if you're interested.
The loss of a figurehead as iconic as Osama bin Laden will come as a blow to al-Qaeda and its supporters, but is unlikely to fatally undermine the movement.
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Reproduced below is my latest analysis for the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation, King's College, London.
It's fair to say the Quilliam Foundation (later rebranded to "Quilliam") has not been without its problems since launching in 2008. Since its launch, Quilliam expanded much too quickly, taking on too many staff, and has never stopped to define its remit clearly enough.
Laurie Penny has published a remarkably ill informed piece over at the New Statesman today. Ordinarily, I would have described it as "disappointing" but to do so would overlook the spectacular decline of the Staggers in recent years. Penny writes:
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Hotel with Indulgent Spa near Whale Watching on Pacific Northwest Island
Just off the coast of San Juan Island, you can often see congregations of Steller sea lions jump up atop the jutting rocks, yelping at boats. Beginning in April, orca whales will start to migrate through the surrounding waters. Residents of the isle have learned to live in harmony with the rugged environment and diverse wildlife of the Pacific Northwest. Earthbox Inn & Spa encourages its guests to explore this area; you can rent complimentary beach-cruiser bikes from the hotel and see the island's wildlife trails and pebble beaches.
The Earthbox's spa uses natural ingredients to soothe aches and pains with hot- and cold-stone massages, body treatments, facials, and nail services. Groupon customers will receive a 20% discount on massage, face, and body treatments if they book them seven days in advance. After a dip in the heated indoor pool or jacuzzi, you can oust toxins in the onsite sauna.
The rooms have a natural color palette that reflects the wilderness outside. Water Place rooms feature one queen bed with a jetted bathtub or a mini deck. Earth Place rooms, meanwhile, boast a larger floor plan and feature two queen beds.
San Juan Island, Washington: Rolling Hills, Quaint Towns, and Striking Fauna
Chugging ferries, weathered fishing boats, and whale tour boats crisscross Friday Harbor's bay, San Juan Island's largest port. A handful of the historical buildings date back to the town's founding in 1909, though they now assume new identities as eclectic eateries, indie bookstores, and chic coffee shops.
Wildlife cruises can help you get an up-close view of the area's local marine wildlife; depending on the season, orca whales, porpoise, and sea lions can be seen making their way through the chilly waters surrounding the islands.
Just north of Friday Harbor, you can taste different varietals and enjoy barrel tastings at San Juan Vineyards, which is open year-round, while the San Juan Island Distillery is near the northern tip of San Juan island.


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A trio of soloists and two choruses joined the Orlando Philharmonic for its season-opening concert Saturday night but the orchestra more than held its own, thank you very much.
The Philharmonic presented a concert of well-known operatic works by Giacomo Puccini and Giuseppe Verdi, backed by a combined choir of the University of Central Florida Chorus and the Florida Opera Theatre Chorus.
The program, conducted by music director Christopher Wilkins, got off to a strong start with a precise reading of the overture from Verdi's "La forza del destino" — "The Force of Destiny."
The deep brass notes created the gravitas that destiny implies, while the nicely balanced strings added a sense of disquiet.
The choir made its presence known in a high-spirited version of the Anvil Chorus, properly "Vedi! Le fosche notturne spoglie" from Verdi's "Il Trovatore," in which the Gypsies sing praise to work, wine and women.
The chorus clearly shone above the instruments, though the percussionists made the distinctive hammering sound stand out.
The concert's staging was sometimes to the detriment of the music. Did the male soloists have to cross the stage before the chorus had finished singing a lovely "Spuntato ecco il di d'esultanza" from Verdi's "Don Carlo"? Distracting.
And instead of being lost in the emotion of "O mio babbino caro" — a woman pleading with her father to let her unite with her true love — the audience was caught up watching soprano Janette Zilioli navigate some tricky steps with help from the brass section.
Zilioli fared better on the romantic drama from "La Traviata," the high note in the "Ah fors'e lui … Sempre libera" sequence ringing out from the stage.
"Nessun Dorma" from Puccini's "Turnadot" has, of course, been sung by everyone from Aretha Franklin to Prince Poppycock. Tenor Yeghishe Manucharyan's rendition may not have been the warmest sounding, but he imbued the work with a formal nobility.
Of the three singers, baritone Timothy Mix showed the most acting range with an expressive face, as well as a grand vocalization of "E sogno? O realta?" from Verdi's "Falstaff."
Unfortunately, his lower notes were often overwhelmed by the orchestra, a problem that blunted the end of Manucharyan's "Nessun Dorma" as well.
Before the concert began, veteran Philharmonic supporter Carol Stanley Fenner received the first John O. Blackburn Distinguished Service Award, named for the Phil's longtime volunteer finance director and treasurer who died in January.
The Philharmonic also kept up its pleasing tradition of opening each season with "The Star-Spangled Banner." The audience was treated to a chills-inducing arrangement in which the choir singers harmonized on the national anthem's tune, vocalizing just "oohs" and "ahs," before the audience joined to sing the words.
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The first pops concert of the season, "Night at the Oscars," will be at 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 15, at the Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre. Dirk Meyer will conduct, and Orange County comptroller Martha Haynie will narrate as the orchestra accompanies film clips from such classic movies as "Gone With the Wind," "Ben-Hur" and "The Wizard of Oz." Tickets are $14.25-$70. Call 407-770-0071.


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Analysts are projecting iPhone growth will add at least 1 Million new subscribers to AT&T by Q4 '07, with an additional 3.5 Million added by late next year. Amazing that a phone could spark such growth!
In a report to clients on Thursday, equity research analyst Mike McCormack said his latest model has the inaugural Apple handset contributing 915,000 new subscribers to AT&T's wireless network during the second half of this year, with an additional 3.5 million likely to follow in 2008. McCormack's latest calculations represent an approximate 17 percent increase to his previous estimate of 5.4 million new subscribers in 2007, and a 76 percent increase to his 2008 estimate of 4.6 million newcomers. The iPhone should also help curb AT&T's churn (or loss of subscribers) during the same time frames, the analyst said.