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1 1/2 cups walnut halves and pieces1 Tbs olive oilsalt to taste
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mixed greens as needed (approx. 6-8 loose packed cups)sliced strawberries as needed (approx. 2-3 cups, sliced)crumbled goat cheese as needed (approx. 4-6 ounces)
Add about 1 Tbs of olive oil to a heavy bottomed pan on medium high heat.....add the walnuts....and toss or stir those around as they're lightly browning up....then season them with salt and take them out of the pan to cool.
Next, use a blender or a food processor to make the dressing by adding 1 generous cup of sliced strawberries, 5 Tbs extra virgin olive oil and 3 Tbs balsamic vinegar...add a little salt and black pepper to taste and puree until nice and smooth.
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Onyx comes from Greek and means "fingernail". The story is that one day; frisky Cupid cut the divine fingernails of his mother Venus with an arrowhead while she was sleeping. He left the clippings scattered on the sand and the fates turned them into stone so that no part of her heavenly body would ever perish. In ancient Greek times, onyx referred to all colors of chalcedony from fingernail white to dark brown and black. Years later, the Romans narrowed the term onyx to refer to black and dark brown colors of chalcedony. Onyx was highly valued in Rome for seals, because it does not stick to the wax. Onyx stones with even bands of color are used to make cameos. Onyx is a variety of striped chalcedony that is made up of alternating broad, flat bands of black and white. Onyx differs from other agate in the fact that the bands of which it is formed are parallel and regularly spaced. If the specimen of onyx is brown and white, it is called Sardonyx. If it's red and white, then it is called Carnelian Onyx. When the specimen is black throughout the bands, it is called Black Onyx. Black onyx can be natural or dyed and has been valued by the Greeks and Romans, used in India to ward off the "evil eye" and used as a worry stone in the Middle East. Onyx can be found in Uruguay, Germany, Canada and the U.S. It is said to eliminate apathy, stress, negative thinking, and help with public speaking.
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Blazers 92, Celtics 86: Wesley Matthews scored 24 points, including five 3-pointers, and host Portland snapped its seven-game losing streak. After trailing by eight points with 5:50 remaining in the fourth quarter, Boston tied the game at 86 on Kevin Garnett's basket with 1:46 to play. Portland closed the game with six unanswered points, including Matthews' clinching 3-pointer with 53 seconds left.Paul Pierce had 23 points and eight assists to lead the Celtics, who lost for the second time in the last 15 meetings against the Trail Blazers. Garnett added 20 points and nine rebounds in 33 minutes.Nicolas Batum had 18 points and LaMarcus Aldridge chipped in 16 for Portland, which recorded its sixth win in its last 21 games. J.J. Hickson had 11 points and 11 boards for his 30th double-double this season and Victor Claver grabbed a career-high 10 rebounds.Boston trailed by as many as 11 midway through the second quarter before opening the second half with a 13-5 run to lead 55-54. The Celtics made two of their 13 shots from 3-point range and fell to 1-3 on their five-game road trip that concludes in Utah on Monday.GAME NOTEBOOK: PG Eric Maynor had two points in 15 minutes in his first game with Portland since being traded from Oklahoma City at Thursday's trade deadline. … Matthews has made at least four 3-pointers in 13 games this season, tied for fourth-most in the NBA. … Boston, which recorded its first road win against a Western Conference opponent on Friday, fell to 9-18 on the road.


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Moore's Law seen hitting big bump at 14 nm
Zvi Or-Bach
A recent EE Times article covering IMEC's Luc van den Hove keynote talk at IEDM 2012 reports: "Chips made at the 14-nm process node may deliver as little as half the typical 30 percent performance increase – and still carry a hefty cost premium – due to the lack of next-generation lithography." Van den Hove provided the following slide photo as an illustration:
Yet, in another EE Times article about Intel's 22nm IEDM presentation, EE Times quotes Mark Bohr of Intel as saying: "Projections from an IMEC keynote that 14-nm wafers will be 90 percent more expensive than 28-nm parts due to the lack of EUV lithography are inaccurate," The article also quotes Bohr as saying "The increase for 14-nm wafers at Intel is nowhere near that. Cost per wafer has always gone up marginally each generation, somewhat more so in recent generations, but that's more than offset by increases in transistor density so that the cost per transistor continues to go down at 14nm."
So who is right between those two giants?
Could it be that both of them are?
In a recent blog titled Is the Cost Reduction Associated with Scaling Over? we presented charts clearly supporting Luc van den Hove's (IMEC's CEO) position. The following slide from an IBM presentation includes an NVidia chart (which we also discussed in another blog, Is NVIDIA in a Panic? If so, what about AMD? Other fabless companies? ).
Accordingly, it would seem that TSMC wafer costs are in line with Luc and so is the case with IBM.
GlobalFoundries, in its recent 14nm announcement, disclosed that the back-end will be unchanged from 20nm. This suggests a similar die size and respective increase in per-transistor cost. Further, STMicro in the Fully Depleted Transistors Technology Symposium (11 December 2012) also acknowledged that their 14nm node will have a 20nm node metal pitch and, just like GlobalFoundries, a similar die size and increase in per-transistor cost.
In other words, it seems that the Luc van den Hove keynote is in line with the cost roadmap of the non-Intel foundries!
Intel might indeed be different -- something did cause Intel to take what seems like an extreme measure, when it recently decided to invest $4.1B in ASML (Click Here for more details).
If, however, Mark Bohr has not been misled by the Intel accounting department, and the Intel process is still providing a nice cost reduction at every node of scaling, then clearly Intel has a true competitive edge relative to all other foundries. I have no doubts that Intel has filed enough patents to protect its unique process advantage, but then I wonder why did Mark say: "However . .. we don't intend to be in the general-purpose foundry business … [and] I don't think the [foundry] volumes ever will be huge [for Intel]" (Click Here to see this article).
If Mark Bohr is right, then with such a competitive edge Intel should aggressively expand its foundry business, which would achieve both a great profit margin and rapid business growth. Now that Intel is looking for a new CEO, its Board should consider this as a major criterion for who should lead Intel into the future.
Finally, it is clear that dimensional scaling (and its cost reducing benefits) is not what it used to be, and the market appetite for cheaper-faster-better consumer-oriented products grows stronger. Based on this, perhaps both Intel and non-Intel fabs should start development of Monolithic 3D IC Technology ;-)
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The main reason that the 14nm costs are not significantly higher than the 20nm costs is that the 14nm process is not a linear shrink of the 20nm process. It is essentially a 20nm process with a 14nm FinFET transistor. So all the back end multi-patterning costs are identical to 20nm. You will see the cost curve go back on the projected track at 10nm when triple patterning and SADP start needing to be used.
The NV memory vendors has already embrace monolithic 3D as their path to keep Moore's Law (which is about cost and number of transistors and not about dimension. The logic vendors should adapt the 3D path as in addition to provides a better cost it provides far lower power. On chip interconnect is now domination logic IC power and monolithic 3D is the only practical path to increase complexity without increasing power.
The 3D-NVM doesn't stack planes of transistors on top of one another. That approach has been abandoned by them.
Technology always come with challenges that need to be engineered. And monolithic 3D will introduce its own engineering challenges. As to the heat removal we did present in IEDM 2012 joint paper with Stanford presenting the strategy to overcome the heat removal challenge as been presented in our recent Blog http://www.monolithic3d.com/2/post/2012/12/can-heat-be-removed-from-3d-ic-stacks.html.
The more important aspect is the total power which is becoming the important limiting factor. In that respect monolithic 3D is becoming the best path to overcome this limit as on chip interconnect is now dominating ~80% of the device power as presented in this IEDM
I think the simulation doesn't address the multi-level case, where you have heat sources sandwiched between heat sources. That is definitely a no-win situation.
As you pointed out, there is a difference between foundries and Intel perspectives. As I pointed out, but you deleted, the difference is sensitivity to mask cost/product volume. A few more masks may be more tolerable if the volume is higher. But if there are respins of product, certainly mask cost burden is a bigger issue. E-beam maskless was proposed to completely eliminate the sensitivity, but perhaps more efficient multipatterning will arrive sooner.
Rumors are that EUV cannot expose less than 30 nm and still have serious source issues.


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Slideshow: Facebook remakes the server
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MENLO PARK, Calif. – Facebook showed EETimes its first working prototype of Open Rack, an energy efficient server that's intended to power data centers which can theoretically scale to more than 100,000 physical machines.
Amazon, Google and Microsoft also specify low cost, energy efficient servers and other data center gear. But they generally keep those designs private, aiming to get a proprietary advantage. Facebook's "open" angle isn't related to a Linux-like use of the word. Rather, it indicates use of modular power supplies, standard mechanical form factors and other elements any vendor can make. This means everything can be swapped out, without replacing the entire server.
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OpenRack is very much a work in progress. The current rack uses Facebook's third and so-far most compact generation of a two-socket x86 server. Engineers here already envision a fourth generation that shrinks the server design yet again. Ideally, the board would contain only processors and a PCI Express fabric, no Ethernet or other components—but that will require a variant of Express that is only on the drawing board today.
Each OpenVault tray has control electronics on a slide-out board. In future, the board could host an ARM-based controller to handle special storage functions. Facebook believes such an application could become its first use of an ARM SoC.
In the meantime, Facebook engineers are working on an interim step where hard disk boot drives are replaced by smaller, more robust solid-state drives. Specifically, they expect to move from 250-500 Gbyte hard drives—the smallest they can now get—to 128 Gbyte serial ATA SSDs which have enough capacity and might even be cheaper.
For storage at the rack level, one of the big milestones of the current design is OpenVault, a new design for an ultra low cost hard disk drive array.
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Cool slide deck Rick...rare case of being able to see inside a hardware box!
I used a link checker: dklafjs's link takes you to http://applehaters.blogspot.com/
I wonder if you could make a box that could take these opensource PCs, and make a cheap desktop PC.
Check out the Open Compute Project for more details on Facebook's designs.
Are these designs something you plan to use?
No. Just curious how much they would emit. I wonder if Facebook tested them? Since they don't sell them FCC certification would not be an issue.
Actually, none of this is necessary. The drive toward higher density per rack is a problem. By doing that cooling problems are made worse. I was at an event on data centers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champagne and a speaker from Microsoft discussed their findings. For one thing, space is not an issue, except in Tokyo and Hong Kong. Thus, you are better spreading the system out a bit.
Another thing they should consider, since they are using their own software, is another processor architecture. There are many very effecient processors based on the ARM and POWER architectures that might run their code faster and use a lot less power.
Google has also done there own server computer system. You would think that the large server hardware companies would have a better solution for the data center issues. Heat generation is a major issue in data centers. The colder climates have a real advantage.
Cool pictures! I like to see more on the system block diagram and more on the hardware related design. Is that really revolutionary?
"There are many very effecient processors based on the ARM and POWER architectures that might run their code faster and use a lot less power."
Facebook is reportedly playing with ARN and even Tilera processors in their servers.
Hey Rick,
I am sick of your Pre-ARM articles. For once, can EETimes write un-biased article. You even have ARM Tech conference ad in every one of your article. Talk about unbiased reporting.....
A simple algorithm which automatically edits out extra exclamation marks in idiotic facebook posts could probably save them a few terabytes of storage. And thats just the beginning.
Cool science project.. until someone gets electrocuted. Metal grills serve a purpose that these junior engineers will someday "discover".
I guess tearing down a product is considered innovation these days. I expected better from EETimes. I guess it's just a tabloid now. Facebook innovation? Don't make me laugh.
You can make your car get better gas mileage by ripping out the seats, airbags and brakes, but don't try selling it to anyone else.


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Review: Appleton Estate 21 Yr Old Rum 86.5/100
a review by Chip Dykstra (Aka Arctic Wolf)
Posted March 31, 2010
Appleton Estate reaches for the high rungs on the Appleton Estate ladder with their 21 Year old Rum. This is a limited release and is not available in all markets. Fortunately in Alberta where I live, the rum is; but I will admit, it is an expensive indulgence.
In the Bottle 3.0/5
I have to be critical at what I perceive is a lack of effort in the packaging of this product. The 21 year old Appleton rum is a limited release and very expensive, yet it arrives in exactly the same bottle with the same pressed on screw cap that the entry level Appleton Estate VX arrived in, (only the colours of the labels and cap are changed). Pressed on screw caps, in my mind at least, are not acceptable for a Limited Edition 21 year old rum. This rum will sit on my shelf for a long time before it is fully consumed. Unfortunately the screw cap is fragile, it will expand and contract at a different rate than the glass bottle, and I am sure to lose some liquid through evaporation. These caps also have a tendency to warp when they are first opened as the metal perforations must be broken to open the bottle. I will have to re-cork the rum with a high quality, high density synthetic cork after my review is complete.
In the Glass 9.5/10
The rum is a rich dark brown colour which leaves a thick film on my glass when it is swirled. This film slowly releases thick fat legs back into the rum. As I watch the legs slowly crawl down the sides of the glass, the rum brings forth mild brown sugar and orange citrus notes. But.. as you wait the nose begins to change. The soft brown sugar notes grow stronger and deeper and bring forth rich baking spices of spicy nutmeg, and pungent cinnamon. Pecans arrive with just good dash of vanilla making this almost smell like the sticky cinnamon buns I make at Christmas. Behind all of these wonderful bakery spices are sharp citrus zests and old oak.
In the Mouth 53/60
The rum is very soft, yet it has that signature Appleton Estate citrus spice that coats the tongue when the rum is introduced into the mouth. The spice is all orange peel and old oak, full of tannin and sap. The sweetness I sensed on the nose never really takes firm shape on the palate; instead a leathery tobacco and mild smoke seem to lurk in the rum ready to ambush any of the sweeter and milder flavours that try to exert themselves. The result is a mildly bittersweet dryness with flavours of raisins, tea leaves, and unsweetened cocoa shaping themselves into the dominant flavours. The rich brown sugar spices I loved on the nose are now more charred and toasted.
I sense the blenders are straining to contain the oak flavours after 21 years of aging, and perhaps they are losing the battle.
In the Throat 12.5/15
This is a relatively long finish with a dazzling array of bittersweet contradiction. My palate is left with flavours of brown sugar and baking spices which have settled into the sharp orange peel and oak tannin. The sharpness of the oak and orange peel contrast with the sweeter baking spices. At the very end cocoa and tea leaves seem to dry the throat but not the palate.
The Afterburn 8.5/10
The Appleton Estate 21 year Old rum is full of surprise and contradiction. I enjoyed just smelling the sweet richness of the rum, but had to search desperately for that same sweetness when I drank it. I yearned for the sweetness I could not find, but realized that the sharp orange peel and more bitter oak flavours would not allow this sweetness to assert itself. The promise of brown sugar spices and cinnamon bun deliciousness was never realized, and instead a complex bevy of bittersweet oaky flavours held dominance.
This particular rum has been aged for 21 years in the in the altar of oak. As is their right, the Gods of the Oak made a choice. They chose to quell the sweetness, and allowed the oak to master the rum.
If you are interested in comparing more scores, here is a link to my other published Rum Reviews.
Suggested Cocktail
Karma is a wonderful thing. I was trying to find a nice foil for the sharp tannin and creaking old oak I tasted in the Appleton Estate 21 Year Old. Wondering what to do I spied a bottle of Frangelico sitting on my shelf. Frangelico is nutty, creamy and sweet. A perfect foil for this particular rum.
Funny thing, my friend forrest had been doing something very similar with another rum he was trying. Talk about Karma or what. Anyway to make a long story short. Forrest and I, had from about 800 miles apart unknowingly each created the same drink. So we have decided to do a joint publication and each take half the credit. We through a few names back and forth, and finally decided to call the cocktail The Monk's Uncle.
Here is The Monk's Uncle Version 1
a cocktail by Arctic Wolf
2 Oz Appleton 21
3/4 Oz Frangelico
mix with a small amount of ice and serve
The Monk's Uncle Version 2
a cocktail by forrest
2 Oz Appleton 21
3/4 Oz Frangelico
1/4 -1/2 Oz Lemon Juice
1 Egg White
Dry shake to emulsify
add ice and shake till chilled
Strain into chilled cocktail glass
Flame foam with 50/50 Fee Brothers Old Fashioned Bitters and Goslings 151
Of course this is very tasty
Please visit forrest's great website, a drink with forrest, and get his take on this wonderful cocktail.
You may (loosely) interpret the scores as follows.
0-25 A spirit with a rating this low would actually kill you.
26-49 Depending upon your fortitude you might actually survive this.
50 -59 You are safe to drink this…but you shouldn't.
60-69 Substandard swill which you may offer to people you do not want to see again.
70-74 Now we have a fair mixing rum or whisky. Accept this but make sure it is mixed into a cocktail.
75-79 You may begin to serve this to friends, again probably still cocktail territory.
80-84 We begin to enjoy this spirit neat or on the rocks. (I will still primarily mix cocktails)
85-89 Excellent for sipping or for mixing!
90-94 Definitely a primary sipping spirit, in fact you may want to hoard this for yourself.
95-97.5 The Cream of the Crop
98+ I haven't met this bottle yet…but I want to.
Very loosely we may put my scores into terms that you may be familiar with on a Gold, Silver, and Bronze medal scale as follows:
70 – 79.5 Bronze Medal (Recommended only as a mixer)
80 – 89.5 Silver Medal (Recommended for sipping and or a high quality mixer)
90 – 95 Gold Medal (Highly recommended for sipping and for sublime cocktails.)
95.5+ Platinum Award (Highest Recommendation)
10 Responses to "Appleton Estate 21 Yr Old Rum"
July 12, 2012 at 9:41 pm
i just got a bottle of 21 year old in jamaica the bottle das a wood and cork top $ 110.00 usd havent tried yet
March 29, 2012 at 1:28 pm
Great news, Appleton 21 year old is getting a new bottle! Well it's the same as 30 year old bottle but now we finally get a real cork.
May 24, 2011 at 7:32 am
Hi Chip – I like your comment on the metal screw caps, I have always been a little disappointed with that feature on quality rums. Would you know where a person could pick up some of these "high quality, high density synthetic corks"? I have found some online but wondering if any local here in Alberta? I live in the Edmonton area.
Thanks and keep up the good work, great website.
October 11, 2010 at 9:41 pm
Hi Chip;
Just arrived back from Saskatoon for the weekend and being an avid appleton drinker myself my buddy told me about 30 yr Appleton.I have all the rest including the 21 yr old and did not know the 30 yr old existed.To my amazement a speciality wine store in Saskatoon had 1 bottle on the shelf and the retail price HOLD ON TO YOU HAT $535.00.I will wait on that one for awhile or at least until the price drops a little.


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I had this case on my black iPhone 4 and it broke after I dropped it about 3 times. I have this for my white iPhone 5 and it looks really nice on it. Looks better on a white iPhone than on a black iPhone. Adds a very small amount of weight on the phone. Overall, this is a good case if you want to see the actual iPhone and don't drop it a lot. …
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Love it
I also have this case for my iPhone 4, which I drop frequently - mostly on carpet, but the occasional hard wood, tile and even on the pavement a couple of times. All with no problems.
I also fidget and snap it on and off repeatedly and it has never lost its shape or rigidity. I love the style and design, I do however agree about the white over black. A black phone shows more dust in between your sleek phone and clear cover. …- Written by Jason O from Watauga
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Didn't protect!
I already had issues with this case when I realized every time I had the case on, people couldn't hear me as well. I wasn't using the case for a while since no one heard me. I finally decided to put the case back on, just my luck, my phone falls out of my purse and glass of my iphone 5 shatters onto the kitchen tile! So people couldn't hear me and it didn't protect my phone. …
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The 30 pin to lightning adapter does not work with this case. You have to pop the bottom part of th e case off to use the adapter. …
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what is the screen protection of this case?
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You would have to buy a screen protector with this case. There is not one built in. The edges are ra ised so you could lay the iPhone on its face and it would be protected. …
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Is this case clear for the white iphone or is it a dark colour? I have a dark coloured one for my iphone 4 but would look a bit silly on a white model
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it is clear as I bought one last week.
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- Nov 14, 2012
does the Incase Snap Case for iPhone 5 accommodate a Power Support HD Anti-Glare filmset for iPhone 5?
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