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Sunday, June 26, 2011
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12 comments:
- Darren said...
Don't forget us little people when you're a Hollywood star Chef John :P
BTW, there are sooo many awesome places to try out in LA (especially Korea Town)... I HIGHLY recommend OB Bear for drinks and probably the best Korean chicken wings I've ever had... dare I saw better than your chicken wings Chef John! :$ (Of course I made those wings, they weren't touched by your hands :P)
- June 26, 2011 at 1:05 PM
Hello Chef John,
I discovered your blog just a few months ago and simply wish to say it's incredible. I've now tried at least 8 of your recipes and they have all been absolutely delicious and looked exactly as advertised (that's not always true of recipes online).
I also wanted to say I am a very lazy person and rarely post thanks online, but in your case, I had to work past my indolence and let you know my appreciation.
Glad to hear that life is granting you the success that you so obviously deserve.
- June 26, 2011 at 2:25 PM
- Stephanie Stiavetti said...
Don't forget to breathe, dear! We all miss you back here in Bay Area Hippy Land. :)
- June 26, 2011 at 2:55 PM
Laugh. Out. Loud.
San Fernando Valley, here you come!
- June 26, 2011 at 2:57 PM
Glad you like Korean food~!! We got lots of great dishes :)
- June 27, 2011 at 7:50 AM
Dear Chef John,
One of many sleepless nights…no job can do that for you…I started watching Food Nation podcasts, (or what ever they call it)…and found you. Then I found the website, started reading all the blogs and comments and then all the Utube clips. I am not caught up, but working on it all the time. I'm still trying to make the potato box. My stitches come out Thursday.
I long ago tired of the "canned" cooking shows on the Food Network, and started finding real cooks and foodies on the internet. I really love your style; humble and witty approach to cooking. Any one could learn to cook very good food if they didn't know how or learn a ton, even if you think you do.
I especially enjoy the "real" quality of the videos. Who has farm fresh eggs in an antique wire basket sitting on the counter near the sunny window, next to 19 kinds of fresh cut herbs from the 20 acre garden? I only know one person, and it ain't me. So your eggs looked just like everyone else's eggs…but now I know how to deal with it, make a beautiful presentation and earned some street cred with a few of my foodie friends.
When you get to be a big star, remember us little peeps out here, really loving and enjoying your commitment and simply elegant approach to making food much more than just slapping a meal on the table, but cooking something to really enjoy. Thank you!
Big Chef John fan from Salem, MA.
Deborah Twombly
- June 27, 2011 at 1:09 PM
- Jeane - tienda de ciclismo said...
Hello, I tried cooking some of your recipes and I have to admit that I have done very good, thank you and congratulations for your blog.
- June 28, 2011 at 10:12 AM
- June 28, 2011 at 2:53 PM
- Paul D said...
Chef John is what my Nanna use to call a "good egg". This temporary vacation is hurting him much more than it is hurting us. We'll see you soon Chef! Be well - We'll be here - albeit checking back probably twice a day until we get our fix.
- June 28, 2011 at 3:42 PM
- Andy said...
Loved your video, Chef John. I've eaten in Korean restaurants before but I've never seen a napkin like that. It made me laugh.
- June 28, 2011 at 10:03 PM
- Venta agapornis said...
Thank you for sharing this great content! I really loved your video, is really interesting. I have become a better cooker since I am visiting your blog. Regards
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Yes, I realize the obvious choice here is sake. But there are plenty of (grape) wine pairings that can be just as fortuitous. Japanese cuisine offers a delicate balance between subtle flavors and intense ones (wasabi, anyone?), which can present some matching challenges.
The key is to find a wine that can stand up to big flavors without overshadowing the more muted ones. Here are a few happy matches for some common Japanese dishes from our expert wine blogger at SpinTheBottleNY. Enjoy!
Miso soup/mushroom soup/ramen: Salty, umami-rich foods, particularly soups, work extremely well with sherry. And not the sweet, cream sherry of English grandmothers – we're talking about dry sherries, like this Hidalgo Amontillado sherry. Its nutty, almost saline character, makes it a perfect pairing.
Sushi/sashimi featuring lean fish, like fluke or shellfish: The key here is not to overwhelm the milder flavors and lighter textures at play. Sancerre, like this offering from Lucien Crochet, is a wise choice. Its mineral flavors offer a nice counterbalance to the fish – very "surf and turf."
Sushi/sashimi featuring fatty fish, like tuna or mackerel: Here you need to go big or go home. In other words, champagne. Bollinger is full-bodied enough to stand up to the fattiness and richness at play here. Of course, if you're looking for a near Masa-level splurge, you could always pick up some Grande Année, which is Bollinger's vintage offering.
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I saw The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser at least thirty years ago, when I lived in London. I remember leaving the cinema thinking it was the best film I had ever seen. No film has made such a profound impression on me before or since. All I could really remember after all these years was the emotional effect it had on me - and the unforgettable shots of the wind blowing across a field of rye. They come quite close to the beginning and I can vividly remember the sense of wonder I felt at the time.
Seeing it again after so long, I was curious to see if I still felt the same way about it. I do. While doubting the validity of such lists, I can understand why so many people put it on their lists of "the best films ever made".
For those who have never heard of him, Kaspar Hauser was a young man who turned up out of the blue in the streets of Nuremberg in 1828, carrying a strange letter of introduction. His ability to talk seemed limited. He was both an enigmatic and a contraversial figure. He was taken in and cared for and, when his speech developed he told how he had spent his whole life in a cell and, prior to his release, had had no contact with other human beings. He became a celebrity and there were many theories as to his origins. They ranged from the idea that he was the hereditary Prince of Baden who was supposed to have died in infancy (recently discounted by DNA evidence), to that he was a fantasist with a personality disorder who had made up the whole story.
In the film, Hauser is played by Bruno Schleinstein, a Berlin street musician and artist spotted by Werner Herzog while searching for an actor to play the part. Uncannily, it turned out that Bruno S (as he preferred to be known in film credits) had had a similar life to Hauser (as told by Hauser) in many respects. His mother, a prostitute, had beaten him when he was very small and he'd spent his childhood and youth in mental institutions. This clip of Bruno S is from another excellent Herzog film, Stroszek, written specifically for him:
Translation in lieu of subtitles:Going back to Kaspar Hauser and the original story, over the years a whole industry grew up around it. I've not read any of the many books written on the subject: I've only seen Herzog's film and read what I could about Hauser on Wikipedia (this is well worth reading, although I won't retell it all here). However, one cannot help but speculate. For my money, Kaspar Hauser probably exaggerated the story of his incarceration. However, I suspect it would be unfair to brand him a con-artist. The truth, I suspect, was that he had a personality disorder which rendered him unemployable and demanded a great deal of care attention from his family. His family probably abused him and kept him in appaling conditions. There was a row, as a result of which he was thrown out - or taken a long distance to a place he didn't know and dumped. He then had to rely on his own ingenuity to survive. If that involved exaggeration and appealing to the then-current Romantic zeitgeist, then who can blame him? If this is true then both men, Schleinstein and Hauser, had the task of playing the part of Kaspar Hauser. If the original Hauser played it better than Bruno S, then he was a great actor indeed.
Ladies and Gentlemen, Bruno will now play something on his Glockenspiel because Bruno now has Eva at home.
"Sabine was a young lady, pious and virtuous was she. She was a good servant to her master and ever so faithful she was too. (until a certain day...) Then came from Treuenbrietzen a young man who was passing through. (false hopes...) He wanted so to love Sabine and was a cobbler boy. (a worshipper, a proletarian. And now comes hardship...) His money he had drunk away with Schnaps and also with beer. (cheers! cheers! cheers!) He came running to Sabine and wanted some more from her. (he went like this!) she couldn't give him any.. cos none was to hand.. so he went to her master's goods and stole 6 silver spoons.. (stuck it all into his sack -- before this he'd only kick her rear) but before 18 weeks passed, the deed came to light.. with ravings and shameful words they drove Sabine out of the house.."
Set on a Texan prison's Death Row, Werner Herzog's latest film, Into the Abyss: a Tale of Death, a Tale of Life was released yesterday on Friday, 30 March.


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Susan Veatch Cantrell Remembered by Close Friendsby Kenneth R. Barker • January 22, 2008 Share:
Remembering Susan Veatch Cantrell by Kenneth R. Barker
If you knew Susan even halfway well, you knew that not halfway, but all the way, she was a capital R Romantic—congenitally; fierce about it, and not remotely curable. In fact, if it were not too gruesome for contemporary sensibilities, I think she would have directed that her heart be divided into four pieces and interred, one each, in Crawfordsville, New York, and Paris, France, with perhaps the final portion to find rest at the geographical center of the compound at Hyannis Port. Rose Kennedy would just have had to move over. We all savored her infectious laugh, we all felt the warmth of that magical, sunny smile that had not one trace of falseness in it, and we all knew that she was in love with life.
There is a story passed on by Marty and Pauline Veatch, that when they went to the Coleman Home in Indianapolis in late 1944, they picked the runt of the litter — the smallest baby girl there on that day of adoption. Marty and Pauline weren't yet aware of the steely determination with which this child grabbed on, nor did they know what Susan knew throughout her childhood — that she was in truth, of course, a Royal Princess, destined for a responsible role in maintaining the world.
Some of you might remember that back in 1989, along with such quality company as Senator Bill Bradley and Wabash's Robert Allen (who was then chairman of AT&T), Susan was featured in a long, nationally-syndicated article about only children. Here's how they quoted her:
"I always thought the myth of the spoiled only child was a lot of bunk. Being an only child was definitely a benefit. I always had the capacity to entertain myself. It also made me self-sufficient and responsible. When you grow up an only child, you can't ever blame someone else in the house when you screw up. At the same time, I was entrusted with a lot of information and attention from my father, who was good at a lot of things, especially money, and he taught me what he knew. Because I was an only child, he could spend a lot of time with me. He didn't want me to grow up to be an imbecile."
Now if that's not the Queen speaking — or at least some variety of latter-day princess — then I can't tell water from Kahlua.
Now it's impossible to speak of Susan's "inner princess" without also speaking of her voice. By the time she was three, Marty and Pauline Veatch knew that they had an extraordinary child. By the age of three she had a voice like a bell. Pauline drove her to Indianapolis week after week for lessons, and she sang everywhere locally. I think her love affair with Wabash must have begun clear back in high school when she had the lead in the Wabash College production of Guys and Dolls. When she and my wife, Sarah, were roommates working together in Senator Charles Percy's office in Washington, people urged Susan, with Sarah in a supporting role (strong supporting role, Sarah), to make a record, and they actually cut a long-playing vinyl album together called Susan and Sarah. It sold all of 500 copies, so the proceeds unfortunately were not large enough for either of them to buy a Mercedes.
You'll hear Susan sing from that album today during the recessional, and I don't know what the impression will be from that old recording, but I know this: when you go to a concert, and you hear a great warm-up act, and then the headliner strides on and begins to sing, something happens. There is an expression in critical literature called "artistic arrest." It's used to describe what happens to you inside when suddenly you come across something so indescribably beautiful that everything in you stops. You become instantly alert; you straighten up, you prick up your ears, and you pay attention.
I first heard Susan sing live back when we were both in our mid-to-late twenties, and that's what happened. Later on I discovered that as a sophomore music major at Indiana University, she decided that a career in music was not what she wanted. It was the 60's, and she wanted to be where the action was: in politics and in government. And when she went to her renowned voice teacher, and gave him that news, her professor broke down, and cried. By the time I heard that story, I had heard her perform live several times, and I understood the feelings of that poor professor.
But those of you who really knew Susan can hardly be surprised at the jilting she gave the voice professor. She was a person who always knew exactly what she wanted, and when she wanted something, she went after it. She went directly from Bloomington to D.C. with no connections and took the first job she could get, which improbably was as a librarian in a mobile library truck. That she quit with no other job prospects in sight once she'd had it with the bookmobile; then she joined the staff of a Republican — God forbid — Senator as a menial, and before you knew it she was writing the speeches of one of the then most powerful and respected men on the Hill — that Republican — Charles Percy of Illinois.
But that story — the discovery of the writing talent that eventually took her all the way to her own weekly news interview program at WCBS radio in New York, and to national awards and board memberships and first-name friendships with people like Mario Cuomo, then Governor of New York, and Henry Heimlich of the Heimlich Maneuver, and so many others — that story never really diverges from her early identity as an arresting singer. Because in every incarnation, Susan really was an artist.
She was a supreme artist at friendship—really, I always thought, she had a kind of genius for being receptive and fiercely loyal and trustworthy—for being a liberating, health-giving presence. She was certainly an artist on the radio. After she left New York, many listeners in the City pined for her and sent her letters. In response, WCBS did a special interview about how she was tolerating it out here in the deprivation of Crawfordsville, and one fan--a deli owner who heard the interview--felt so sorry for her here in the wilderness that he send out a jar of mustard, two loaves of rye, and a whole slab of New York pastrami with instructions for reheating. She knew and loved a whole range of finer things, and indeed, I will be forever grateful that at the Drake Hotel in Chicago in the early 70's, she was the person who introduced me to dried chocolate-covered apricots. She was an artist at Wabash—for twenty years she wrote every official citation at the college; all the honorary degrees, all the honorary alumni citations, the alumni awards of merit, the speeches for three Wabash presidents. She was an artist in decorating her homes. From Picasso to Georgia O'Keefe to Laura Ashley, Susan had an eye. And one other artistic thing she had was a temperament: she could get angry like Maria Callas at the Met. And when she felt provoked, no New York cab driver could do her significantly better.
What you saw in her consistently was passion. She brought flaming, dancing passion to this feast of life, so she knew very well Shouts and Groans and Joys and Curses, and it was the experience of those oppositions — the ecstasies and the agonies — that made her feel truly alive. Now the calmer, more phlegmatic, maybe even contemplative, types among us find it extremely uncomfortable to live with the levels of passion that Susan fed upon. But for her, to walk a completely level path — no soaring highs, no weeping lows, just peace — would have been a crashing, suffocating, intolerable bore. Those of you who went to high school with her could attest to that in livid detail.
I'll give you this story as a metaphor of her approach to life. Years ago, one of our daughters was applying for an award or a scholarship of some kind — I've forgotten the details — and our daughter asked her to write a letter of recommendation. Susan of course wrote a great letter, and then she sent us a revised, mock copy. After averring that our daughter was without doubt the finest human being in the world, it ended like this: "And if you don't give her exactly what she wants, I am going to come over there personally and…gouge out your eyes with a plastic fork. Best Wishes, Susan Veatch Cantrell."
Now that leads me to another aspect of her personality. Wonderful, warm, laughing Susan could also be very, very tough. And that toughness was buttressed by a capacity in her — surprising, given her passion and loyalty — to perceive very clearly and straightforwardly what was going on around her. It was that capacity, I think, that gave her such power as a radio editorialist, both at WBBM in Chicago and at WCBS in New York. The political people loved her because she kept a keen eye on the real facts, she was hard to con, she asked penetrating questions, and yet she was genuinely open to what they had to say. Unquestionably, Marty Veatch did not raise an imbecile.
And yet, there was another side. I don't want you not to recognize the person we're commemorating here. This hard-headed, realistic, passionate romantic had another, very contrary capacity. Those of us close to her saw it fully fledged as we watched that long decline into illness these last few years. In short, Susan had absolutely Herculean powers of Denial. Those of you who were close to her will have your own stories, but let me tell you this one. A month and a half ago, when she and Jim were closing out the big house on Sugar Cliff Drive, we all came to work around the place while she sat in her wheelchair in the foyer hooked to the oxygen tank; and when it came time to eat, Jim wheeled her out to the car, she managed with considerable difficulty to get in, we drove to over to Little Mexico here in Crawfordsville, got out directly across from the restaurant door, and made the mistake--with one worried person on each side to steady her — of having her walk across the street, up two tiny steps, and over the threshold before she sank six fathoms down back into the wheelchair. Later on I overheard her veritable transfiguration of that event: "Oh, it was absolutely wonderful!" she said to some unknown person on the telephone. "It was the first time I'd been to Little Mexico in a while, and I did so well, I hardly needed any help at all!"
During one of her hospitalizations last year, I came into her room, and Jim was there, and a nurse came in so he and I stepped out and he brought me up to date on the most recent, not good, news. Then I went back in alone, and said, "How are you doing, Susan?" "Oh, Great! My doctors are so nice, and the nurses are just wonderful, and I feel so much better than I did…," and I said, "You're lying through your teeth." And in a split second she looked at me with her mother's hard eye, and said, "Well, yes, but there's no sense dwelling on it." When she could no longer fight with her body, with her head she still fought on.
You need also to know that this was not the struggle of just one person. Two people struggled throughout all of this. At different levels, and in different ways, two people who were anchors for each other suffered. Without Jim, Susan would almost certainly have spent these last two years in a nursing home, which is not what she wanted; without Jim, she would not in these last few weeks have had the excitement and pleasure and anticipation of planning — and of course, with Laura Ashley, decorating — the new home which she hoped to move into sometime late this month or early next month. The last words she spoke in this world were to him as he went off to work Monday morning; and only two or three hours later, instead of one more big hospital fight, she died, in her own bed, asleep, covers straight and unmussed, with a little smile on her face and the cat actually curled up, snoozing and serenely content at her feet. Oh Susan, you always were so artful!
Linda Leas recently told my wife that Susan said to her a year or so ago, "I want a Catholic funeral; I want a full church; and I want everyone to bawl their eyes out!" I don't know that we can give her quite all of that, but I would like us to end this eulogy in a special kind of unison.
In the Romance language family, we all know the Spanish word for "good-bye": adios. And if you break adios into its component parts, it becomes a ("to") -dios ("God"). Now there is a French cognate to adios—looks and sounds almost the same — and the French word, which most of you also know, carries the same double meaning: "good-bye" and "to God." Since part of Susan's ample heart always was in Paris, when I give this sign, let us end this eulogy together, in the French. She would have liked that. So, sweet, tough, Susan, we bid you… Adieu! Adieu! Sleep well, my dear; sleep well.


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Enough already!
Interesting article in the New York Times on Wednesday about restaurants now offering to their customers iPads that contain the wine list; there is now an app that can list a particular restaurant's wine offerings along with ratings. The idea here, as best as I can tell, is that a customer will have another option when he or she selects a wine off the list.
I for one think this is technology gone wild. Do customers at a restaurant really need this information? Isn't that what a sommelier is for? One woman in the article is quoted as saying that clients "like to make their own decisions." How's that? How is reading a collection of ratings for a group of wines making your own decision?
The article does cover a number of opinions and apparently there are many in the business who see this as a plus. If it works for them, fine. I certainly don't blame Apple for creating this app. They've got a huge audience out there who is endorsing all sorts of apps, from choosing a restaurant to reading specific magazines or watching a particular TV show. (I myself am waiting for the app that lists the best bathrooms in big cities such as Chicago, New York and Los Angeles, so the well-to-do can be choosy about where they do their business. Hey, people like to make their own decision, don't they?)
The article mentions that one customer chose a wine as it had received a high score from Robert Parker. There is no mention in the article if other ratings are listed for the wines. I certainly hope so; the last thing wine lovers need is more slant toward the international, super ripe wines favored by Mr. Parker. It's the bigger is better philosophy, which unfortunately is probably what prevails at a business wine dinner. Don't order a wine if it works with the food, buy it because it's a powerhouse. If you're happy with that, then I guess you deserve this new play toy.
But the crux of the problem, it seems to me, is technology being used as a crutch. Don't know what restaurant to go to? Don't know what wine to select? No problem, just take out your iPhone or iPad (or other similar devices) and check out that app. Is this what technology has done to us? What happened to our sense of adventure? Isn't life more than a set of numbers and statistics, especially when we're dealing with a sensory experience as tasting wine?
Wine at its best reflects a sense of place; a wine made from Pinot Noir in the Santa Rita Hills in California has a particular flavor profile, one that is markedly different from a Burgundy from Nuits-Saint-Georges. Does this iPad app with its numerical ratings cover that? When it does, I'll be all for it, but for now, this is another argument against rating wines with points.
A friend of mine tells me often that "the internet is the worst invention in history." I don't exactly share his sentiments, but I understand his thoughts, as he thinks a lot of people have lost their jobs because of it. If I were a sommelier at a restaurant that offered an iPad to help customers choose wine, I wouldn't be worried just yet, but I'd have to think that my services weren't as necessary as they were before this tool. And let's face it, technology is only going to get bigger and more out of control.
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- AnonymousSeptember 16, 2010 at 10:35 AM
I've wondered if there are folks who, without their smart phone for some reason and in an unfamiliar locale, actually freak out a bit when face with making a purely gut driven decision.ReplyDelete
I'm hoping this isn't difficult for some folks and in fact I'm pretty sure it isn't difficult. We can all still appreciate the problems of a restaurant with dirty tables and floors or a restaurant that has $25 salads and no one at the tables at 1pm.
Enjoyed the post,
Tom Wark...
"If I were a sommelier at a restaurant that offered an iPad to help customers choose wine", I'd have to learn more about wine than just Parker's ratings, basic knowledge of the main international grapes and a few information about the producer... I'd have to meet producers, speak with them, understand their passion and their work, visit their vineyards and wineries, and give my customers more than just a quick suggestion on a food and wine pairing. I'd have to transfer to them my own passion about interesting wines, unusual varieties, and not only about famous wines that sell (the ones with high scores).ReplyDelete
Technology can do much of the work, but will never replace your heart.
Good thoughts. It may be helpful for some people.
I do think though that at this point, it's a gimmick to get people in the door. Competition is tough these days, so I understand that. But shouldn't excellent food and service be the reason why customers enter the door?
Outstanding comment! Personal passion is what selling wine is all about, not numbers. Thanks for sharing your thoughts - we all need to remember them.
I was at a restaurant recently and the wine buyer told me that they didn't need to taste wines, they only pick from the top 100 wines of the Wine Spectator to make their list. So there you have it, let The Spectator and Parker make late Friday afternoon hot shot deliveries to these folks, who have forgotten to order the wine, presumably because they no longer have a brain in their head.ReplyDelete
Every time I think I've heard or seen the worst, something like this comes along.ReplyDelete
How sad that this buyer takes this stance. If that's the case, why even have a wine buyer? You could make the person who orders produce take care of that position.
Your comment is spot on - thanks.
- AnonymousSeptember 21, 2010 at 4:52 AM
Really timely and good piece.
Rather than ratings, restaurant operators and sommeliers/wine directors should be providing 'context' about the wines they have selected for their wine programs, and using the internet to bring their customers useful information to enhance guest appreciation of given wines.
Otherwise, as a poster above said, "why have a wine buyer?" Why not a "number reader"?
Ratings alone are a superficial measure of wine, like those who only rely upon them.
Ronn Wiegand MW MS
Excellent point - technology can be helpful, but it has to be used the right way.


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3 ea green bell pepper
1 lb zucchini
2 ea medium size onion
6 ea cloves garlic
2 tbs sweet paprika
1 tsp rosemary
1 tsp cumin
1 tsp fennel seed
2 tsp chile flake
3 ea bay leaf
salt to taste
crushed black pepper to taste
olive oil
1 cup late harvest muscat
Cube the chicken, rough cut the onions, zucchini and garlic. (Kept this all chunky because I was a bachelor in a hurry.) Brown the chicken in the oil olive (season it up a bit), toss in everything else except for the wine and stir it up. Cover and let stew, stirring occasionally, until the veggies are about half as tender as you like them. Pour in the wine and let stew some more until the veggies are where you want them. Serve over rice.
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So, the only flaw in this "cutting a smaller size" strategy was that size 12 is in one envelope (sizes 6-12) and 14 is in another (sizes 14-18). So, I had to call some local fabric stores to see if anyone had V1162 in stock in the smaller size. Lucky for me, Fabricland did. However, this meant paying full price ($30) rather than ordering it for $3.99 on sale at Vogue right now. Oh well. I'm on a deadline.
So, I think for a first shot in the 12, which I did ease out at the hips, muslin 2.0 is looking very not bad. It needs to be let out a scooch at the bust, and the bum (not pictured). But other than that, I think it just needs some minor finessing here and there. What do you think?
I cut the sleeves in muslin also. I plan to baste them in tonight just to make sure that they will work in a size 12. That way I can cut them in the garment fabric and take the hand sewing away with me. Speaking of which, cross your fingers that my flight on Friday and cruise on Saturday are not cancelled by Hurricane Irene. (Thank goodness I bought trip insurance!) At least I have a project to keep me busy if my trip is a bust.
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One of the things I did to prepare for this dress sewing marathon is buy Threads issue 135 (Feb/Mar 2008) which has an article by Susan Khalje on sewing the perfect Little Black Dress. It arrived on Friday. Um, twice. Somehow, I must have clicked two times or something, but it appears that I ordered two copies. So, my unexpected gain is your gain, too. Just let me know in a comment (by Wednesday - midnight EDT) if you'd like the magazine and I will do a drawing for it. It has some terrific articles in addition to the LBD one including articles on 5 essential hand stitches (I'm already practicing my pickstitch), Creating Couture Lingerie, Underlinings vs Interlining, Bias cut sleeves, and an interview with Charles Kleibacker. It's a really good issue.


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I wasn't sure if this is a redirect error or if it just means, keep checking this part of the forum, and when the meeting is set, you'll see a new thread stickied here?
At this time, I'd like to defer my nomination for Director of Publicity. It's a great honor, and I had a lot of fun being Ally's assistant this year, since I like learning new things, but I'd like to take a bit and think about it.
Quote from: Bresslol on September 09, 2010, 10:57:08 amAt this time, I'd like to defer my nomination for Director of Publicity. It's a great honor, and I had a lot of fun being Ally's assistant this year, since I like learning new things, but I'd like to take a bit and think about it.Do you mean decline? "Defer" means "I'll decide later," while "Decline" means "do not include me in this election" while saying nothing about future elections.If you are deferring, don't take too long I have to print the ballots, you know.
Please withdraw my nomination and acceptance as of this time. Though I would still like to experiment and attempt to answer as I would have otherwise anyway. My inclusion in that part of the process might yet yield alternative ideas that will provide benefit.
Unfortunately, the bylaws only stipulate assignments as depicted by the board. Meaning the duties of any of the Managing Directors may change in a given year.
Having the informal listing would help as well; hence my question to former directors about what their duties included.
I'd post a link to the org chart, but I can't find it.
Quote from: Rathany on September 10, 2010, 07:39:50 pmI'd post a link to the org chart, but I can't find it. I just linked to it, two posts up:http://www.kumoricon.org/open-positions
Oh, that org chart. I saw that posting around the website was was looking for something with a different format.
I nominate Elizabeth Peterson for Director of Relations.
Quote from: Bresslol on September 11, 2010, 02:50:12 pmI nominate Elizabeth Peterson for Director of Relations.Who?
Well unopposed so far, Misty hasn't said yeh or neh yet.
For clarification, may I just ask, does each separate nomination require a second to become active?
I'd like to nominate Dawn Hewitt for relations(I have heard she might want break but our guest were just so awesome... don't hit me!)
I would like to nominate Aaron McPherson (Washougal_Otaku) for Director of Relations.... And not just because he's the Director of Internal Affairs at our anime club, yo. :3
And Jeff for Pub.
I would like to nominate Brandon DeVore for Director of Publicity.
Is there a list anywhere to match names of nominees to their forums user name? I'm not sure which nominee is responding when they answer questions.


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This is the infrastructural page of the SHR User Manual. Decisions of discussions should go here.
Sources of info
Base ground
SHR Unstable will be used for this manual.
Screenshots should be based on one, default theme: Illume-SHR.
Questions for discussion
name of this guide/manual/introduction/howto...
Manuals standardisation
Hi! I'm one of the wiki maintainers here. I have recently started an effort to standardise manuals on this wiki - see http://n2.nabble.com/organizing-manuals-on-the-wiki-tp3302919p3302919.html for my posts to the documentation mailing list. I'm planning to create some standards for writing manuals which would become part of the Openmoko Wiki Editing Guidelines. For the SHR manual implementing those standards would mean that some parts of the section "Installation" would be moved to individual device-manuals. Furthermore this manual would probably be moved to a page like Manuals/SHR. What do you think about this? I'd appreciate any comments from you. --Marko Knöbl 21:55, 24 July 2009 (UTC)
I am ok with this but let the draft develop here as part of the cofundus project till August 31st --Rakshat 09:18, 27 July 2009 (UTC)
Hi, i am the writer of this page. I have previously already moved the page to Manuals/SHR but i can see that you moved it back. I don't really care about the location as the wiki is only part of the release. --Vanous 09:10, 29 July 2009 (UTC)
Work in progress
Started adding screenshots and texts. At this point, i don't care about formatting at all. --Vanous 09:41, 29 July 2009 (UTC)
Formatted already. Typo corrections welcomed --Vanous 10:57, 31 July 2009 (UTC)
Added SHR Settings screenshots, need to be formatted --Vanous 13:09, 31 July 2009 (UTC)
The Car Navigation system (Navit) section may be better lower down the Manual, in the application section. --Rakshat 18:27, 8 August 2009 (UTC)


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In the film, groups of women representing tampons and Mooncups take part in a rap battle. They compete to compare the emotional reactions users of traditional products have towards the Mooncup.
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