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Ten years ago the biggest criminals were gangsters, bank robbers and white-collar crooks, but not anymore. Now the most successful criminals are cybercriminals, who steal your money and information from the comfort of their own homes, potentially making millions of dollars, with little chance of being caught.
In fact, cybercrime complaints in the U.S. alone rose by 22% from 2008 to 2009, with losses linked to online fraud totaling nearly $560 million1, according to the Internet Crime Complaint Center. And frankly, it's no surprise that more computer users are falling victim to cybercrime, considering that in 2010 McAfee® detected an average of 60,000 new pieces of malware each day, including viruses, fake anti-virus software and phishing scams, all aimed at your computer, your identity and your wallet
So, what has propelled this surge in cybercrime? To start, the number of Internet users has exploded over the last decade, offering crooks more potential victims. Furthermore, online websites and applications have become more sophisticated, and now deal in valuable data, such as banking and identity details, which the cybercriminals can get their hands on through data breaches, phishing attempts and online scams.
Cybercrime began as an attempt at gaining bragging rights and notoriety through high-profile website attacks and viruses, but today's threats are targeted, discrete, and all about
making money.
For example, millions of Internet users were infected in 2000 by the relatively simple "I love you" worm, which arrived via spam and tricked users into downloading the attached "love letter" file, which turned out to be a virus. While the insidious worm cost businesses and governments billions to eradicate, it didn't make money for the cybercriminals. Compare that to today, where "scareware" scams frighten users into buying fake anti-virus software, generating in some cases hundreds of millions2 of dollars for the cybercriminals.
This evolution from relatively simple viruses, to clever money-making scams has been quick, and fascinating. By the mid-2000s cybercriminals had moved on from headline-grabbing attacks to profitable endeavors like distributing adware, or advertising software, which automatically displays popups or downloads ads to your computer with the aim of getting you to buy products or services. Attackers jumped at the opportunity to install different adware packages on millions of systems while collecting handsome checks along the way.
And, by the end of the decade, cybercriminals had become experts at social engineering, or manipulating users into performing actions or revealing information. They then set their sights on places where millions of users like to let down their guards—on social networks.
In fact, modern social networking scams have been some of the most successful because the crooks are able to trick users out of information and money, by getting them to click on dangerous links or respond to information requests that they believe are coming from friends. A good example of this is the "I've been robbed" scam which has been circulating on Facebook recently. In this scam, cybercriminals leverage the popularity of Facebook and gain access to users' accounts and then send desperate messages to their friends, saying they've been robbed while abroad and need the friend to wire money to them to get them home. Since the message appears to come from a friend, recipients are more likely to fall for the scam.
And, as we look into the future, we expect cybercriminals to continue to evolve their attacks and rely on social engineering to get what they want. Here are just some of the emerging threats McAfee Labs™ revealed in its 2011 Threat Predictions report:
Cybercrime has come a long way in a relatively short period of time, and will no doubt continue to evolve. To learn more about this lucrative industry, where it's headed and what to watch out for, read our "A Good Decade for Cybercrime" report.
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2 https://blogs.mcafee.com/mcafee-labs/scareware-danger
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Durability issues are a problem
Pros: Good overall sound quality, nice aesthetic design, one of the better "consumer" headphones you can buy at retail
Cons: Poor fit and durability, harsh sibilance
These were the first IEMs I bought that were over 50$ after reading good reviews on it. Unfortunately I don't think they live up to the hype. They are definitely better than some of the other consumer-oriented brands such as Beats, Bose, etc. but they are not worth 70 or 80$.
Note: I do not have my fully functioning S4 anymore because I recently lost it. (long story) The one I mention in this review comes in the blue CNET box (no cleaning tool, straight plug).
Sound quality
The sound quality is a V-shape signature with an emphasis on the highs. The bass is rather boomy but it does not overpower everything else and quite detailed still. The mids are a bit recessed when you first get these but they sound better after burn-in and using the bi-flanges clears them up while reducing sibilance. At first I found the highs to be rather metallic though this settled after burn-in, but the sibilance is still there. Overall, the highs are crisp but not very detailed. The soundstage is pretty good in size for an IEM. As these only go up to 19 kHz, they are a bit forgiving of lower bitrates. For my ears it is a bit harder to tell 128kbps from 320kbps compared to some other headphones. They also seem to amplify any sort of hiss.
Fit and comfort
This is probably one of the more disappointing aspects of the S4. Although I found the regular and large tips to be quite comfortable, the medium ones fall from my ears easily and moving them slightly off will kill the bass. Both cause the harsh sibilance I noted earlier. The "small" biflanges, on the other hand, take away this sibilance but take a while getting used to.They do take off a bit of detail from the highs unless you absolutely stuff them into your ears and keep it in that position (which I do not recommend because it has got stuck in my ear once). At the same time, they also bring out the mids and bass quite a bit more. Because the biflanges are small size, the noise isolation isn't as good as the large tips, although they still do isolate sound nicely. Like the medium eartips, they are hard to fit for optimum sound. Just moving them slightly off kills the bass.
Another problem is durability. The strain reliefs are especially weak and mine ripped within 3 weeks of use. That said, this isn't much of a problem as the cords still hold very well from the cans, and Klipsch has improved upon it in their latest version in addition to flatter cables. The cables in my version feel flimsy and do tangle when scrunched into your pocket, though they are springy so it's a bit easier to untie them. The straight plug on the other hand is poorly built. Putting these in my bag it somehow got bent to the extent that the center channel was removed like a karaoke. Fortunately, Klipsch sent me a free replacement (though I just recently lost this pair). It seems rather normal the plug is very slightly bent and not perfectly straight out of the box.
If they were under 40$ (which you may find on the internet) this would be a decent pair of cans. Unfortunately, durability and fit are the two main problems the S4 faces. That said, it's still one of the better consumer-level headphones you can easily buy at retail stores like Best Buy or RadioShack, stores that don't always sell the best type of headphones. if you are still interested, get the S4 II because of its better build quality (and watch out for the prices as it is often more expensive if they sell the original S4).


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Alternate name: Deer-apples
Family: Cucurbitaceae, Cucumber view all from this family
Description Shiny, spherical berries, resembling scarlet marbles, hanging on a small climbing vine with tiny, yellowish-green flowers and an enlarged woody caudex just underground.
Habit: native perennial vine or herb; climbing, branching stem, gray-green to blue-gray; from caudex to 14 in (35 cm) diameter.
Height: stems to 4 ft (1.2 m) long or more.
Leaf: alternate, palmately divided, lobes triangular to linear, sharply toothed, to 3 in (75 mm) long and wide.
Flower: tiny, pale yellow to yellow-green, 5-parted, to 0.5 in (12 mm) wide; male and female flowers on same plant.
Fruit: round berry, mottled green and white becoming bright red, 0.5-0.75 in (12-19 mm) diameter.
Flower June to August.
Habitat Open, well-drained, well-watered sites: along shallow gullies and on rocky slopes in deserts; also cultivated ornamentally.
Range Southeastern Arizona east to western Texas and south to northern Mexico.
Discussion Also called slimlobe globeberry, deer-apples. The latin names Maximowiczia lindheimeri var. tenuisecta and Sicydium lindheimeri var. tenuisectum are also used.
Less common is Globe Berry (I. lindheimeri), found in Texas and southern Oklahoma. Its leaf divisions are much broader, and the berry is 1-1.5 in (2.5-4 cm) wide.


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Meat processing, preparation of meat for human consumption.
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What the heck!!! Ok I'm going to need my heart medicine for the rest of the season because the Jazz are going to give me a heart attack! I can't take all this up and down up and down up and down up and down up and down. Before the Houston game last night Utah was entrenched in the number two hole in the west, focused on capturing homecourt throughout the playoffs, well at least til the confe...


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TUPELO – The letters YAH may not mean much to the average person, but to Christi Houin and her pen pal, Ern Darcy, they mean quite a bit.
Those letters stand for "Your Australian Home," or "Your American Home," depending on who's writing whom.
Houin, 46, who lives in Tupelo, and Darcy, 77, a Melbourne, Australia, native, have been pen pals since 1984.
"My mom went to chaperone kids on a school trip in 1984 in Switzerland and Germany, and Ern and his wife were in the same hotel as my mom," Houin said. "They met, and my mom said, 'My daughter's always wanted to go to Australia.' Ern said, 'If she'll write me a letter, I'll send her a sweatshirt.' I wrote him back to say thanks, and that was it."
In almost 30 years, the friends have discussed everything in life: Houin talked about marrying her sweetheart, Jeff, and their children, and her eventual move to Tupelo from her hometown in New Orleans. Darcy talked about his children and, eventually, his grandchildren.
"Everything and nothing," Houin said.
The pair have made good on their YAH promise: Darcy's daughter and grandsons have visited Houin here in the States, and were surprised to see a Darcy family portrait displayed in Houin's kitchen.
About three weeks ago, Houin and her husband traveled to Australia, where Houin met Darcy for the first time.
"He was exactly how I thought he would be," she said. "It wasn't awkward; it was very, very comfortable. He can talk. He's got story after story after story."
Houin and her husband were able to sightsee in Australia too, visiting the Great Barrier Reef and other sights in Melbourne and Sydney.
Houin has a pile of handwritten letters – no email for these two – along with family photos, postcards and cards they've exchanged throughout the years, with room for more to come.
"When I get a letter I take time to really read it. I don't rush through it," she said. "Handwritten letters are a lost art, and priceless."


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What a kindness! The owner and his wife were very very friendly! Hospitality number 1. Pleasant room and bathroom. A lovely old house but very comfortable. May be the noise of 'the evening stars' outside.
Fantastic host! Beautiful, spacious rooms and large bathroom with painted ceilings in the bedroom and lovely decor. Situated in the heart of the old village. Fabulous stay! Breakfast the best we have had on our travels! Parking is a short distance from the guesthouse but the host takes you to the location and organizes for the appropriate permit so that the parking is free.
Nice old building, a bit of charm. It is an old 3 bedroom apartment with ensuites. The staff were very accomodating about everything. Breakfast was nice. The shower handle wouldn't stay up, and I had to tie it with a string. It was a funny ensuite built into an old hallway. The street was noisy, but fine when the windows were closed.
Was very noisy as on corner of two streets. Expensive. No staff on premises.
We just returned from an incredible vist to Italy. One of the more memorable stays was in Bergamo, at the B&B Alba Chiara. It's a quaint/charming Bed &Breakfast in the upper city. The room was spacious as we were traveling with our two adult children. The owners are a delightful couple, Angela and Alfonso. Angela speaks excellent english and was very helpful with any questions we had, while Alfonso creates the most beautiful and delicious Italian breakfasts. The B&B is right in the middle of town overlooking a main street, with shops all around. We took Angela's recommendations for good food, and were not disappointed. One excellent recommendation was Columbina's- a modest walk from our room- the food and service were outstanding. We ate on the patio overlooking the city lights of the lower city. We highly recommend B&B Alba, and will stay the next time we visit Bergamo.
Very cozy place to stay, with the atmosphere of a medieval inn. The staff was friendly and helpful (good coffee and comfortable transfer to the airport). P.S. Good pizza across the street :)
a wonderfull accommodation managed by a lovely family ... nothing to complain
Very charming hosts, extremely helpful. Great location in a beautiful town. Parking difficult.
The room was delightful with several personal touches (such as fresh flowers) and the owners were charming. The location in the centre of the old town was great.
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These Andover Fabrics arrived yesterday afternoon, and in my excitement, I threw them in the wash immediately and then sewed them up as soon as my kids went to bed at night. My dresses for the sew along are all made using Andover Fabrics. Please follow them on Facebook to keep up with all of their new designs!
Besides sizing up the skirt, that is the only modification that I made in my first version. I want to stress that whenever I am making any kind of clothing, I TRY ON AFTER EVERY MAJOR SEWING STEP. It's just something I do to make sure I am on track for the dress fitting how I want it to fit. If you just sew from the instructions without ever trying it on until the end, you're likely not going to be happy with the fit. It's very simple and quick to try it on and just assess in the mirror. Everyone has a different body shape, and fitting is really important when making clothes for yourself. I ended up trimming 1″ off the sides of the bodice pieces (which in turn I also trimmed the belt pieces), which I wouldn't have known that I needed to do unless I tried it on. The neckline ended up fitting me perfectly (no gaping), so I didn't need to make any adjustments to the neck facings.
Since my 2nd version is a gathered skirt, I just cut the gathered skirt pieces as usual and gathered the fabric in small enough so that it fit the width of my belt/bodice pieces. Easy peasy.
Conclusion – I hope you will sew along with me! I've been getting a lot of people asking about the pattern, and many of them are beginners to garment sewing. This is a great way to dip your toes in the water. I love this pattern so much, and it's fun and easy to put together. Not to put a stopwatch on you, but my 2nd version (since I had already made one), took me 3-1/2 hours from start to finish. My first one took me a couple of evenings. So this is the perfect weekend project to make!
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Video: Saenchai Wins 6 Days After Big Win Over Penek
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Saenchai had a huge, dominating win over Penek Sitnumnoi at Lumpinee Stadium on June 8. He wasn't going to rest though, as just six days later on June 14 in France, he took on Mehdi Zatout at 65kg. That's crazy considering his fight on June 8, he fought at just about 58kg. That means he jumped 8kg, or 17.6lbs in weight.
Facing way bigger fighters is nothing new to Saenchai as he's done it numerous times, and he still continues to win them all, aside from a robbery loss to Fabio Pinca in January. His fight against Mehdi Zatout was more of the same, with Saenchai beating a solid, much larger fighter.


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BOSS DR-55 Dr. Rhythm
The DR-55 Dr. Rhythm was released in 1980 and was one of the first step-write-style drum machines, and it was the first rhythm machine in BOSS' successful Dr. Rhythm Series. It was small, inexpensive and easy to use - perfect for musicians at any level. Incredibly basic controls and sounds made this drum machine an instant hit among guitarists and other musicians looking for drum accompaniment to practice along with and even record into their home recordings.
The DR-55 could store up to six 16-step drum patterns plus an additional two 12-step patterns. The 12-step patterns allowed for 3/4 and 6/8 rhythms. A variation switch allowed you to, on-the-fly, alter the pattern playing. There were only four sounds in the DR-55 which included Snare Drum, Kick Drum, Rim Shot and Hi-Hat. The sounds are comparable to Roland's CR-series of rhythm machines as well as some of Roland's cheaper TR-machines (like the TR-505, TR-606). You can globally adjust the Volume, Tempo, Tone and Accent for the drum sounds.
Step-Mode programming was accomplished in a fairly basic manner: Switch the DR-55 into Write Mode and select a sound from the Sound switch, and use the Start button to place the sound and the Stop button to step through the 16 (or 12) beat pattern. Only Kick, Snare, Rim Shot and Accent could be placed in a pattern in step mode--the Hi-Hats could only be programmed as either Off, 8ths, 12ths or 16ths via the Hi-Hat switch. Primitive programming for sure, but very simple and effective.
Today, where its sounds can easily be sampled, the DR-55 may seem pretty useless. However it does have an authentic sense of nostalgia being BOSS' first DR-machine and also quite a successful early programmable drum machine. You may not find a need for such an instrument today although it does make a great conversation piece! It has been used by New Order, The Cure, Chris Carter, Sisters of Mercy, Chris & Cosey, Xeno & Oaklander, Soft Cell and Thomas Dolby.
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- Demos & Media
BOSS DR55 Programable Analog drum Machine
Audio Clip 1 - A short loop using some of its sounds.
Manual - Roland has made manuals for most of their products available as free PDF downloads.
- Specifications
- Polyphony - 4 voices
- Oscillators - 4 sounds (Kick, Snare, Rim, Hat)
- Sampler - None
- Sequencer - 16 step sequencer
- Effects - None
- Memory - 8 patterns (six 16-step; two 12-step). No Song mode.
- Keyboard - None
- Control - CSQ sync
- Date Produced - 1980
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Guitar Center: Synths and MIDI
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This database is a collection of historical parish registers from the county of London in the country of England. The 318,900 records in this collection can range in date from the early 1500s to the mid- to late-1800s. Some non-parish records may be included from as early as the twelfth century. Parish records--primarily baptisms, marriages, and burials--provide the best source of vital record information in the centuries before civil registration. The records include baptisms/christenings, burials, marriages, tombstone inscriptions, obituaries, tax lists, wills, and other miscellaneous types of records. Also included are some records from non-conformist churches. All of the data was converted as it was originally presented in various published registers and books. For this reason, you will find interesting phonetic spellings and large descriptive tables of contents.
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Some of the records may be in Latin or even a Welsh or Scottish dialect depending on location. The spelling is archaic, and is transcribed as it was written. There are many spelling inconsistencies and non-standard grammar. Phonetic spelling is often used. Try using variant spellings if a search yields no results.
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What historical background should I know to use this data?
A large number of parish records date from the sixteenth century, when a series of mandates required clergy to compile records of baptisms, marriages, and burials within the parish, and to send an annual copy to the Bishop. Essentially, there are two sets of records: the parish copy and the copy the clergyman sent to the Bishop each year, known as Bishops Transcripts. Many records were destroyed, lost, or simply not kept during the Civil War (1642-1660). Of the surviving records, many have since been transcribed and collected by genealogical societies. The records are a valuable resource for finding vital information of people of the time. The content of the records may vary between the two sets.
Civil registration of births, deaths, and marriage, often called General Registration, began in July of 1837. It provides a national vital records index that simplifies searches and includes people who may not have been associated with a church. The civil records are more readily available than parish records (parish records after 1837 often aren't filmed) and are easier to use. But many births went unrecorded in the early years of civil registration, so parish records are still extremely valuable.
London: London - Marriage Licences, 1521-1869
Kent, Surrey, London: - Canterbury Marriage Licences, 1751-1780
Kent, Surrey, London: - Canterbury Marriage Licences, 1781-1809
Kent, Surrey, London: - Canterbury Marriage Licences, 1810-1837
London: St. Mildred (Bread Street) & St. Margaret Moses - Parish Registers, 1558 - 1853
London: St. Benet & St. Peter, Paul's Wharf - Register of Burials, 1607-1837
London: - Marriage Licences, 1520-1610
London: - Marriage Licences, 1611-1828
London: - Abstracts of Inquisitiones Post Mortem, City of London, 1485-1561
London: - Inquisitiones Post Mortem, City of London, 1577-1603
London: - Calendar of Marriage Licence Allegations, 1597-1648
London: - Calendar of Marriage Licence Allegations, 1660-1700
London: St. Dionis Backchurch - Parish Register (City of London), for Maryages, Christenynges, and Buryalles
London: All Hallows, Bread Street & St. John the Evangelist - Parish Registers, 1538-1851
London: - Calendar of Coroners Rolls, City of London, 1300-1378
London: Temple Church - Register of Baptisms 1629-1853 & Marriages 1628-1760
London: St. Dunstan in the East - Parish Registers, 1653-1691
London: St. Dunstan in the East - Parish Registers, 1692-1766


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Oh joy. A BBC poll (pdf format) of the most and least popular countries groups Israel at the bottom with Pakistan, North Korea and Iran.
This is from a news service obsessed with skewering Israel.
Not only does Big Media's Israel fixation lead to tar-and-feather survey results like this, it makes all utterly ignorant of the wider Arab world — a point Terry Glavin brilliantly articulates:
The main reason we have been so deaf to these voices is that we haven't been able to hear them. It's not just because pro-democracy Arab and Iranian voices are denied the advantages of a free press. It's the din and cacophony that has had us all obediently transfixed by the transgressions of Israel, which is one small country with roughly 80 human rights organizations and 7.4 million Jewish, Arab, Baha'i, Christian and atheist citizens.
Israelis live a besieged and troubled but democratic life of equal rights and the rule of law in an open society. Its sins are subjected to the weirdest microscopic inspections and magnified all over the world, constantly. All along, 350 million people have been detained inside the prison-farm nightmare that surrounds Israel, but if you dare draw attention to their sufferings you will be sneered at for your suspicious bias in favour of Israel, or more likely, you'll be dismissed as a Zionist neoconservative warmonger.
Will the world like us more when Google Street View finishes mapping Israel? Yes and no.


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Albino Convict and Firemouth Cichlids.
Hi all, we're extremely new to fish keeping, and we have a couple of questions. We started out with just the female albino convict, after our daughter brought home a small tank full of them, and only the one survived her neglect before we realized what was going on. Anyway, we felt sorry for the poor fish and got her two companions, a male and a female firemouth. Obviously we had no idea which fish were male and which female when we started out, but have since figured it out. We got them a bigger tank and all new equipment and decorations, and they seem to have settled in well, the old tank was lid and lightless and the equipment was inadequate for its size. We are trying to find out as much as we can about these fish and how to care for them properly, as fast as we can, so any help we can get would be appreciated. The tank they are now in is a 125 litre, so they have plenty of room, the firemouths are about four and a half, and five centimetres long, the albino is about 6cms. The female albino, since moving to the bigger tank just over a week ago, has begun to act strangely. She fought constantly with the firemouths in the smaller tank, though she never actually bit them. In the bigger tank she began to court the male, it was slow, but she chased him about and even allowed him to feed next to her. She wouldn't allow the firemouth female out of the corner, though the firemouth female comes out to feed. Now, for the last couple of days, the albino is guarding a small tower at one end of the tank. We get the feeling she may have laid eggs in there, but we can't see anything when we look, and she won't allow either of the firemouths out of the corner. She did have a bright orange underbelly and upper body, but this is now disappearing. She is clearly more aggressive, she darts out to attack me when I look at her, and doesn't leave the tower for more than a few seconds, though she hasn't actually bitten or harmed the firemouths. I don't really want to breed the convict, I'm not even certain the male has done his part, but will moving the tower to look or remove any spawn stress her out? Also, I've been wondering about placing a divider between the albino and firemouths, to allow the firemouths to come out from the corner. I don't want to do this, I'd like the three of them to be company for each other, but I feel so sorry for the little female firemouth. Any suggestions?
Pretty sure you're going to need a larger tank than a 30 gal. Not experienced with these fish, but I'm pretty sure they are way too aggressive to be in such close quarters with each other.
Forgive me if I'm wrong on either of those points.130g: 4 Angelfish, 2 Roseline Sharks, 12 Conga Tetras, 5 Kuhli Loaches, 1 Otocinslus, 1 Corydora
I have not kept either of these fish but convicts are known to very aggressive when they try to breed. You should separate these fish before one of them gets hurt. Also a 30 gallonish tank just wont be big enough for three fish that get over 5 inches each. A divider wont fix your problem long term because each fish wont have enough swimming room.
Convicts are aggressive to any cichlid fish that is close to their size. If the FM won't fight back, she will keep them to a corner. It's more likely that the tower is her territory. You can remove it and check for eggs, but I have my doubts.
Cichlids do not get lonely.


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Hamlet (2009)
The Question, That Is...
By Philip Sneed
Is Hamlet a "modern" play? Hamlet asks himself (or perhaps us) the most famous question in literature. While there are many interpretations of the speech that follows, it comes down to this: "Should I remain here and confront my problems, or does death/escape offer the best (the only) way out?" In the Eliot poem, above, Prufrock believes he as NOT meant "to be"—and in the poem we learn that he, like Hamlet, seems incapable of taking action ("How should I begin?" he asks). Eliot's work is often hailed as the first major literary statement of modernism and differs from Shakespeare: Hamlet considers both options, and chooses to "act," while Prufrock doesn't. And the "not to be" in Prufrock also refers to the fact that he isn't a prince, but an ordinary man—that he may be only "the fool" (a reference to Shakespeare's use of fools to comment on, and "to speak truth to," those in power). This, too, is a departure. In Shakespeare, tragedy is what happens to those of high birth— the rulers of kingdoms, not their attendants. Prufrock's situation, conversely, is our own—most of us are ordinary people, trying to get through life as best we can; we feel powerless as individuals to effect change. What's at stake is critical for us, but the fate of nations does not hang on our decisions. Still, Hamlet struggles with questions we all face. How much responsibility do we have to address the wrongs we see? What do we owe our family and country? How should we respond to change? And the big question— is escape ever the right response to a hopeless situation?
Perhaps Hamlet isn't "modern," but it does seem to point that way; it is perhaps better categorized as "early modern." Eliot, three centuries later, commented on Shakespeare's prince in "Prufrock." And here we are, another century on, having passed through modernism and even postmodernism, and still asking the big questions. If our answer is "To be," then we, like Hamlet, must choose to act: to DO something, to make a difference, to right a few wrongs—for surely that is what it means to "be."
At Elsinore, the Danish royal castle, Prince Hamlet's friend Horatio and a couple of sentries see what they take to be the ghost of the recently deceased king. Fearing that the phantom means disaster, they tell Hamlet. Shaking off sorrow at the loss of his father and at the hasty marriage of his mother, Gertrude, to his father's brother, now King Claudius, Hamlet resolves to see the mysterious figure for himself. Meanwhile, Claudius's trusted advisor Polonius warns his daughter, Ophelia, against continuing her romantic involvement with Prince Hamlet. He then offers his son, Laertes, some paternal wisdom before sending him off to France. That evening, the dead king's ghost appears to Hamlet, reveals that Claudius poisoned him, and commands Hamlet to take revenge. Hamlet agrees and decides to feign madness to avoid suspicion.
Gertrude and Claudius grow increasingly concerned over Hamlet's sadness and erratic behavior. They ask two of Hamlet's school friends, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, to discern the cause, but a suspicious Hamlet refuses to cooperate with them. Polonius believes that Hamlet's strangeness results from his love for Ophelia. He devises a plan in which he and Claudius will eavesdrop on a conversation between the two to confirm his suspicions. Hamlet, meanwhile, cannot be certain that the ghost's claims are true, but hits upon a plan to test their validity when an acting troupe arrives at Elsinore. He will have the troupe perform a play that re-enacts the poisoning of his father, and judge King Claudius's reaction.
Claudius and Polonius eavesdrop as planned and, when Hamlet rejects Ophelia, conclude that the Prince's madness cannot be caused by love. The court arrives to watch the play. When the murder scene occurs, Claudius departs suddenly, providing Hamlet with proof of his uncle's guilt. Hamlet goes to kill Claudius, but when he finds him, the king is at prayer. Hamlet decides that he cannot kill Claudius while he is praying, for then the murderer would die with a clean soul and go to heaven. Queen Gertrude summons Hamlet to her chamber, where the eavesdropping Polonius hides behind a tapestry. Hamlet speaks harshly to his mother and, when she cries for help, so too does the hidden advisor. Assuming that it is Claudius, Hamlet stabs through the curtain and kills Polonius. The ghost then appears to remind Hamlet of his purpose and urges him to treat his mother with kindness. Gertrude, not seeing the ghost, is convinced that her son has gone mad.
Fearing for his life, Claudius banishes Hamlet to England and commands Rosencrantz and Guildenstern to accompany him with a letter ordering his nephew's death. Meanwhile, Ophelia, mad with grief over her father's death, distributes flowers to members of the court. A furious Laertes storms Elsinore to avenge the killing of Polonius, but Claudius assures him that he is not responsible. Horatio learns that Hamlet is returning to Denmark after his ship was captured by pirates, and goes to meet his friend. King Claudius explains to Laertes that Hamlet killed Polonius and concocts a scheme of revenge: he will arrange a duel between the two, and arm Laertes with a poisoned sword. If the sword fails, then a poisoned victory cup will be used to kill the Prince. Gertrude reports that Ophelia has drowned, lost in her madness.
Returning with Horatio, Hamlet speaks to a gravedigger who has found the skull of Hamlet's childhood jester, Yorick. When a funeral procession arrives and Hamlet learns the grave is for Ophelia, he is overwhelmed with grief. When Laertes leaps into the grave, proclaiming his love for his sister, Hamlet joins him. The two struggle until Claudius breaks up the fight and reminds Laertes of their plan for revenge. Hamlet tells Horatio of the fate of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern (dead, presumably, after he substituted their names for his on the letter from Claudius). The courtier Osric arrives and invites Hamlet to the duel with Laertes. Over Horatio's protest, Hamlet agrees to the contest, and the fatal outcome brings the play to its conclusion.
Q2 or not Q2
By Lori Lee Wallace
Shakespeare's best-known line is almost certainly "To be, or not to be—that is the question." Few know that in the original printed version of Hamlet, the line was: "To be or not to be—ay, there's the point." It doesn't have quite the same ring of poetic desperation, does it?
Three early versions of Hamlet survive. The first and second are called "quartos" because they were printed on pages that had been folded into quarters; the third was a larger and more expensive "folio" version printed on full sheets. Each of the three texts has lines and scenes that differ from the others. The first quarto (Q1) was printed in 1603. The second quarto (Q2), printed in 1604-1605, is very similar to the folio (F), printed in 1623 (seven years after Shakespeare's death); but Q2 has several lines and scenes not included in F, such as Hamlet's conversation with the Norwegian Captain and the soliloquy that follows. In general, the F has a slightly more refined tone than either Q2 or Q1, which is often called the "bad quarto" for inelegant lines like "ay, there's the point."
While some scholars believe that the three versions of the play were composed in the order in which they were printed, others argue that Q1 was actually composed after F, believing it to be either the product of an actor's imperfect recollection or an adaptation designed for performance in the provinces (where Shakespeare's company toured when plague closed the theatres in London). Many also agree that F followed Q2, suggesting that the second quarto was the original version. If this is the case, then Q2 was refined to create F, which was then adapted or mistakenly remembered as Q1.
Confusing? Ay, but there's a point. To prepare the text for this year's CSF production, we examined the three printed versions ofHamlet line by line, taking some lines from each in order to create what we judged to be the most interesting and compelling version of the play. This means that if you already know Shakespeare's masterpiece, you may be in for a surprise or two. Most producers rely solely on the more refined Q2 and F versions, but we believe that there are moments when the harsher language of Q1 is more effective ("To be, or not to be" clunkerm notwithstanding!).
We invite you to listen carefully and to enjoy our original, hybrid Hamlet.


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Greenfield - When Frank Markel looks at the more than two-ton Civil War cannon sitting in his front yard, he thinks of the young Union soldiers who fired it in the struggle to keep the nation together.
"Who were the fellas that fired it? … I wish I knew about them," said the Civil War buff.
Then the Greenfield resident said he thinks: "I'm a very fortunate person who's allowed to have that piece of history in my yard."
It isn't any ordinary cannon - if any Civil War cannons can be thought of as ordinary.
Brick-busting cannon
Markel's cannon is properly known as a 30-pound Parrott, after its maker Robert Parker Parrott. It was the bread and butter of the Union's siege cannons, Markel said.
It was part of a grand experiment in which modified cannons proved to be more than a match for brick forts. The cannon has a rifled barrel that puts a spin on the shells it fires.
Markel's 30-pound Parrott cannon and others like it bombarded Fort Pulaski, which guarded the Savannah harbor for the South. The Confederacy desperately needed goods and its harbors were its lifeline, Markel said.
"The Confederacy was hurting for stuff," Markel said. "The whole key was to be sure the Confederacy didn't get supplies. … Control of the bays was quite important."
In a major test, the cannons blasted holes in the fort's thick walls in the 1862 siege and the Confederate garrison was forced to surrender.
They could throw a shell three miles and with devastating accuracy for the time. The solid shells weighed 30 pounds and were about a foot long and 4.2 inches in diameter. Sometimes the shells were hollow and filled with powder and blew up when they hit something, Markel said.
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On the other hand, because they weigh so much, they couldn't be easily transported to battlefields, he said. Even by modern standards, taking one home was hardly routine.
Markel bought the cannon from a collector in Allenton, Pa., and drove his truck there to get it. The cannon cost $35,000 and the specially made siege carriage cost another $20,000, he said.
"But it's a good investment," he said. "The prices only go one way."
A crane set the 10-foot cannon onto the siege carriage last week. Together they weigh more than 6,000 pounds, Markel said.
"It's gargantuan," said Markel's wife Karla. "It really blows my mind."
And it's OK with her that he not only has the 30-pounder, but three other cannons - all facing out from their home on Shady Lane Court.
"I'm happy he's got them," she said. "He doesn't drink, he doesn't swear, he doesn't smoke, he doesn't do anything nasty, and this brings him a lot of pride and people ask him about them."
Historic lessons
Karla said her husband is more than pleased to fill them in on a little Civil War history.
"We've made marvelous friends, too," she said, noting that the Markels now have collector friends with whom they vacation every year.
Collectors get together at re-enactments during the year as well, she said.
With the coming of the 30-pound Parrott, the Markels have one of only three collections in the country of 10-pound, 20-pound and 30-pound Civil War cannons, Frank Markel said - the others are in northern Wisconsin and in Lancaster, Pa., he said.
He owns only Union cannons. Confederate cannons are so rare they're extremely expensive, he said.
His cannons are actually only semi-retired. He fires them - powder only, with no shells - at every Fourth of July celebration at Alcott Park, just outside of Greenfield in Milwaukee.
Then he takes the cannons to a family home in Milwaukee, where he fires them for a neighborhood celebration. He has a letter from Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn saying he can do it, he said. Police used to show up just in case, but after nearly four decades of safe firings, they don't anymore, Karla said.
In addition, every five years the Markels hold special celebrations that have included bands, horse-drawn carriage rides, and even a parachutist landing on the front lawn, she said.
"There's never a dull moment around here. Never ever," Karla said, chucking.
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Also, how does webshop push you to another phone then the one you are searching for?
That's easy. The WP7 phones are presented with Silverlight.
Also, how does webshop push you to another phone then the one you are searching for?
That's easy. The WP7 phones are presented with Silverlight.
I sold audio equipment for a couple of years and one of the first things I got to learn was to always give the customer TWO options. Unless the customer seemed unhappy with both choices, introducing a third option would only make the buying decision harder often resulting in a "need to go home and think about it"-response. This of course combined with lazy salespersons who doesn't feel they need to learn anything more than they absolutely need to close a deal.
This isn't exactly news to people in sales. Anyone trying to enter as a "third option" will have an extemely tough time trying to break through in the market, even if their product is better in many aspects.
(And as with any golden "rule of thumb" within sales, there is of course a shitload of exceptions, but I doubt the smartphone market is one of them)
I agree on this. About a year ago I quit my job to try my luck as an independent web developer. Pretty naively I assumed that all I had to do was make sure I was visible online and people would find me. Nobody did. I started browsing various sites that offered contracts on a freelance-basis but just like the original poster, I was shocked to see pretty complex projects being sold for 1/10th of what I would have offered without even trying to make a profit! Would I have made a better job than them? Probably. Did they care? No. So what to do?
After a couple of months I gave up on trying to outbid the competition and started calling some local companies. Turns out a lot of them needed help either with web related projects or IT in general, such as networking, small office servers, etc. While web development was what I was going for when I started, I've noticed I really like the variation in the tasks I'm assigned now. And I still get to do web development.
So yeah, going local is good advice.
it is also available on Windows and Android
Perhaps, but I've got a few computers all running different Linux distributions (as is common amongst Linux geeks), and as long as they can't sync, Ubuntu One will have to wait.
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I missed the Sandtrooper again on Amazon, but that's ok, I was busy yesterday with more fulfilling things anyway.
So I'm sitting here with this Darth Maul still on my desk, trying to decide if I'm asking for a refund due to this knee situation or what, and it dawns on me that I haven't actually put it in a 2-handed saber pose. A few minutes later, THIS FIGURE ANNOYS ME TO NO END. The arm articulation is limited too far, the shoulders can't pull in tight enough, the elbows can't bend up far enough, the hands have opposing hinges which means one move with one requires altering the other to compensate because it can't just bend that same way. So 2-handed poses usually end up with the saber hilt bent, and the arms can't get to some of the tight angles required.
That on top of the hips being too loose laterally, and the ratchets in the ankle joints being in the wrong places and leaving too much play, means this figure can't actually DO much the way Darth Maul is supposed to!


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The wispy charm and charcoal-pop sounds of Seattle's CRAFT SPELLS has been so embedded within our collective headspace, we here on Brookline Avenue decided to throw the "Boston Phoenix presents" tag on their Sunday night gig at Great Scott in Allston. Be sure to check out this week's feature on the 'Spells, and for added promotion treats, we reached out to Justin Vallesteros as he and tourmates GARDENS & VILLA -- also on Sunday's bill, alongside local pop distortionists DIRTY DISHES -- found themselves stuck in traffic en route to a D.C. gig at the Black Cat. Vallesteros was in a jovial mood despite being slightly immobile, and he enjoyed telling me about what was going on outside the car as we asked him a couple of serious and a couple of silly questions.
How's the tour been so far?The tour has been really great. Gardens & Villa are really cool dudes. People have been really pumped to see us. It's been really relaxing, too. It's cool to play some new venues on this tour. We're also really excited for the Pains [of Being Pure at Heart] part of the tour.
What's your favorite thing to do while on the road?We've been listening to Katy Perry a lot. My favorite part of tour is getting to try food from all different states. And listening to Katy Perry.
What's your favorite thing to do in Boston?We haven't gotten to explore Boston that much, but the people are really great. They're super fucking nice and smart. When we played at Tufts, the kids offered us places to stay and everything. And there was a really great response when we played at Great Scott last time.
There was a recent survey that said that Boston was the meanest city in the country.Yeah I heard that, too. You hear a lot about the Boston straightedge crowd, and I was pretty scared for a while, but everyone's been really nice to us.
How did you end up doing a track with Emily Reo?The song was done, and I really thought a different tone of voice would really represent the song, and I thought a female voice would be perfect -- (laughing) sorry, there's a couple of dudes dancing outside their car.
Are they ghost riding the whip?(Laughs) No, I think they're bro-stepping. I wish they were ghost riding the whip. I miss the Bay Area because of that.
But anyway, I hit up Emily; she's been a friend, and I was a fan of her Youtube videos with her friend where they did those Beach House covers. She was on tour when I sent it to her and she was like "I want to make this really good," so it took her about two months to get it back to us, and when she did, she sent me the vocals alone and I mixed it, and it came out perfect. I don't think anyone else could have done it like her.
What's your favorite thing to eat or drink to get you in the mood for playing a show?I try not to eat much heavy food before a show because when I play I feel like I'm in a fucking coma and I'm about to fall asleep, but vodka and soda is really light and good and makes me not burp on stage. But definitely Red Bull, man. Red Bull's the shit. Red Bull right before the stage though is a bad idea because you get the jitters and your hands are shaking.
How do you think your sound has changed since your last album?Oh man, that's funny you brought that up. We pretty much just decided that we want a synth player today. We want one to play for our next tour.
[At this point in the interview, Justin informed me that they just passed by a bunch of people on Segways.]
Right now we're comfortable with the guitar and bass rock band feel to our set, but now we can explore possibilities to get a fuller, more energetic live sound for our next tours.
What was it like transitioning from a one-man project to a full band?It was tough at first because I moved from California to Seattle on a whim. So it took a while for all the band members to get into one room and learn the songs. And once we did, there was a magic to it; it was so natural. It was only tough at first because one of our members lived in Pullman, but when we did get together we really hit it off. We're really practicing on dialing in right now, and then with the synth player we have the potential to just get better.
What can people expect on Sunday?They should cover their faces at the end of the set because I might just jump off the stage. I might also break a guitar that's been pissing me off all tour.
If you had a green room at Great Scott that had anything you wanted in it, what would it be?Dude, fucking fish and chips on the table, and I would have Katy Perry performing her new single for the band right on the spot in the green room. That would satisfy every need I have.
How are you reconciling with the fact that you aren't going to get those things?Um, I can settle for just buying fish and chips myself, and listening to Katy Perry with headphones, depressed, while I slowly eat my food.
(BONUS QUESTION: who's your favorite character on Full House?)Oh man, fucking Uncle Jesse. First of all, his hair is fucking beautiful; two, he has a hot wife and awesome twins; and lastly, he plays in a cool fucking band. Jesse and the Rippers is the best fucking band name. Yeah I mean Uncle Joey's funny, yeah, whatever, but… Uncle Jesse is way better than Joey.
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You know it's bound to be a good party when attendees begin planning their outfits a month in advance. Since September, people have been overheard asking each other, "Are you going to the Red Party?"
As the vintage circus-themed fete drew closer, socialites could be overheard discussing in detail who was wearing what, who was going with whom, and who had VIP tickets. The day of, one couldn't help wondering if this year's Red Party could live up to the hype.
Guests arrived to find the Old Jail swathed in red lights and white stars, and circus performers and colorful freaks aplenty leered and beckoned from the entrance. Ringmasters, scarlet-clad flappers, and sequin encrusted lion tamers lined up around the block, sizing up this year's array of costumes.
Everyone passed through the eerie corridor, decked with purple and red lights, and emerged to find the expansive courtyard transformed into a crimson carnival. Three red and white striped tents marked the VIP area, dance floor, and silent auction, and each section was packed with partygoers in outrageous costumes of every kind. Masqueraders and flappers jostled in line for one of Jack's Cosmic Dogs or fries from Patat Spot, while a strong man chatted up a carny by the couches and several magician's assistants and a mime took their places at the bar.
Nearly everyone had dressed to impress, and it was a lively crowd of artists, fashionistas, local designers, media mavens, and revelers of all ages. The attire was varied and lively, with more partygoers subscribing to the theme than the year previous. In true Charleston fashion, however, there were several puzzling costumes in the crowd. At one point in the night, I turned to find myself confronted with a six-foot-tall large-eared furry purple creature of sorts. "I'm a pussy-bunny!" the masquerader explained flippantly.
The night was a whirlwind of colors, costumes, and revelry, and partygoers found themselves dazzled by several entertainers and a burlesque peep show. Nearly everyone staked out a spot on the dance floor, and after what seemed like all too short a time, another fantastic Red Party was drawing to a close.
The Red Party is an annual fundraiser for the American College of the Building Arts. The American College of the Building Arts was founded in 2004 in response to the national lack of master craftsmen. The ACBA is devoted to educating and training artisans in the building arts, and it encourages and fosters the preservation and enrichment of the world's architectural heritage.


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Nestled in the idyllic Hudson Highlands just an hour north of Manhattan, The Garrison comprises 300 stunning acres with a world class view of the Hudson River to the distant Catskill mountains. Our countryside retreat offers the bridal couple a choice of banquet rooms, stone flagged covered terraces, a small Inn with four overnight rooms, an 18-hole golf course, our signature Valley restaurant, and a day spa for relaxation and pampering. The manicured grounds of the Garrison create an atmosphere of sophistication and elegance enhanced by the exceptional beauty of the surrounding landscape.
The Garrison's sumptuous wedding package includes an open bar, passed cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, a champagne toast, a three or four-course meal accompanied by select wines, and a magnificent wedding cake. From initial inquiry to event execution, you'll enjoy a level of service from our dedicated staff that is unsurpassed. Our professional staff is committed to making your reception an unforgettable day that reflects your unique style.
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Who plans on attending this event?
After the experience I had at the last one, I can't believe I am going to this one. I will sum it up for you in one sentence, and elaborate upon request.
It rained the entire time I stood in huge lines for hours, but Anthony Daniels stood not three feet from me.
There are a few reasons I plan on attending the next one. And they are.......
As far as I know Dan Madsen does not run WOTC. His evil empire is no more. Judged by it's actions, WOTC seems to be dedicated to delivering to the fans and not deceiving them.
The next convention will be held INDOORS!
The local fire marshal will not permit the area to become so crowded that escape becomes a hazard. I am not saying this event will be less than jam packed, but the lines at the last event were RIDICULOUS! (Ok, I'll elaborate a bit) I still can't believe that they were still selling tickets after it was obvious that there were far too many people there. I can only imagine that they held it outdoors just to rake in the cash by avoiding the fire marshal as much as possible. Some fans came from other continents to attend that event, and they were stuck in the same lines as the rest of us. They may hesitate to attend this one regardless of the current circumstances. There was absolutely no way to see all of the presentations offered in tent A and tent B, even though they were repeated. They had 2 tents for several thousand people. They didn't even have the schedule prepared before hand. One could have at least planned ahead if the schedule were made available prior to the event.
I hope I am not mistaken about the current circumstances. I feel fairly certain I am not.
Action Figures:
If history is any indication, then they will be selling E2 action figures at the event at extremely marked up prices (good for them, bad for us). I bought a few, but I wish I had waited. From the Official store at the event, I got an Anakin ($8). From a private dealer, I got a Watto($12), an Amidala($10), and a Jabba Glob($25). I could have waited 2 days and saved a decent amount of cash. As far as I know they were only selling: Anakin, Padme, and Jar Jar at the Official store on site. I imagine because they got them in cases just like everyone else, and they realized that they should cash in on the peg warmers by tapping the initial thirst for these figures. My guess is 3 3/4 Jango will go for $25 initially, and the 12 inch Jango (if that one is in the first wave of 12 inch) will go for upwards of $75.
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December 21, 2012
There's still time to register for the Academy of Culinary Arts five-month noncredit Culinary Arts Training Program at the Cape May County Campus, 341 Court House-South Dennis Road, in Cape May Court House. Classes begin Monday, Jan. 28.
The career preparation program offers participants hands-on courses to either learn new skills or enhance existing ones. During the program, students will:
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- Acquire skills in bread baking, pie making, cake decorating and plated desserts
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A delicious Latin way to make beef with onions. With a side of beans, it's a source of nutrition and a dish to break the routine, all at an affordable cost. This savory, thinly sliced beef with onions, grilled and seasoned with oregano and black pepper, is a favorite of children and adults alike.
1 clove garlic, minced
1/2 tsp. black pepper or to taste
1/2 tsp. GOYA® Adobo Light with Pepper
A pinch of oregano
1 tbsp. Vinegar (or lemon juice)
1 lb. trimmed loin or fillet of beef (1/4 inch thick slices)
1 tbsp. GOYA® Corn Oil
2 large onions, sliced very thin
1 can of GOYA® Kidney Beans in Sauce
2 cups of Canilla Rice Extra Long Grain
|Mix garlic, black Pepper, Adobo, oregano, vinegar and marinate the beef.
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- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 1 tablespoon molasses
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice
- 3 tablespoons coarsely ground pepper
- 1/3 cup whiskey
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 4 bone-in pork loin chops (3/4 inch thick)
- In a small bowl, mix butter, molasses, cinnamon and lemon juice; refrigerate until serving.
- Place pepper in a shallow bowl. In a separate shallow bowl, mix whiskey and salt. Dip chops in whiskey mixture, then in pepper.
- Moisten a paper towel with cooking oil; using long-handled tongs, rub on grill rack to coat lightly. Grill chops, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from heat 4-5 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 145°. Let stand 5 minutes. Serve with molasses butter. Yield: 4 servings.
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Reviews for Grilled Whiskey Chops
"These chops were easy to make and good! My son loved them. The rest of the family just thought they were ok."
"This was delicious and easy to prepare. It is on my list for the next time we have company!"
"Wonderful flavor...even the bones were good to suck! Molasses butter very, very good. I placed the pepper and whiskey into a ziplock bag and added the chops...less mess, same results. This will be a family favorite. Will try with pork tenderloin and beef."
"Pork and whiskey - two of my favorite things! The flavor is greatly affected by the whiskey you use. My best tip, use ONLY the whiskey you enjoy drinking. It is completely worth it. I personally prefer Makers Mark. Combined with the molasses and cinnamon Makers gives these chops a sweetness that you can't get with other dry whiskey. I will be making this over and over again."


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