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I recently watched the YouTube video rant by a member of Elgin Town Council and a friend of his who criticized Kershaw County Sheriff Jim Matthews and his department for "doing their job." To compare modern law enforcement to Nazis during World War II is an affront to the men and women who put their lives on the line for Kershaw County citizens.
Regarding the story on John Rainey, I found it interesting from all of his time in government he has only found one person he has deemed corrupt enough to investigate on his own (our current governor). He states that it is "his civic duty to call out people who I don't believe represent South Carolina in a manner in which we want to be known and remembered."
I would like to thank Mr. Floyd Hinson for his well-written article "Citizens paying for services they don't receive" published in the Chronicle-Independent Jan. 20. He is "right on" about our sewer tax and other taxes/fees such as the special purpose tax. People need to know just what these taxes/fees or whatever you call them are. For those of us who really do care, we need to attend the county council meetings more often so we can see more of what is going on in our area or district. These things make a difference in how and ...
With regard to Gov. Nikki Haley's proposed legislation to stop frivolous lawsuits, I would like to tell you my story. After years of trying to get my neighbor to stop using my property for the storage of his junk car business, I finally put up a fence. Prior to my doing so, I hired a surveyor to locate the property line. My neighbor disputed the property line as surveyed and has filed suit against me for erecting a fence that, according to him, has caused him to lose money from his business operations. I in turn have had to ...
This past weekend we experienced a totally unexpected display of unconditional kindness. We decided to go to the Little Theatre in Camden to see "Joyful Noise."
I like the idea of bike paths throughout downtown Camden. I like the idea of a carriage tour of historic residences. I like the idea of renovating the train depot and reactivating a track to and from Camden to Columbia. I like the idea of upgrading the Woodward Air Field to make Camden a true commuter-friendly town for folks who want to work in the city and yet be surrounded by the equestrian world and country living.
(This letter is a follow-up to the letter, "Review of organized recreation in Camden, Kershaw County," in the Aug. 10 Chronicle-Independent. It is offered to help close the divisions that have been created, emphasize some lessons learned and review some potential solutions as paths forward to regaining unity, unselfish civic pride, participation and a willingness to "put the needs of the total community first." At all levels of human relationships, especially those involving children, the true measure of leadership is to have someone say that "you care more about your students/athletes/teammates/ constituents than you do about yourself.")
I would like to address several concerns that I have as a taxpayer and a concerned citizen. We moved here a few years ago due to the charm, laidback living, and the way everyone took pride in their community. I have been very concerned over all the vacant buildings, one in particular: the old Camden Middle School. It is not only an eyesore, but could be a hot spot for crime and vandalism. This is not the type of first impression of our town that we want to give.
So where do we go from here? How much are we willing to spend without the help of a third party to improve our city and county? Can we afford to maintain what we build? What kind of recreational/tourism improvements will make a lasting impact on all of the citizens not just one group?
This is a new year! A new beginning! A time to reflect, but also a time to look ahead to the future.
York County has Brattonsville, the home of Colonel Bratton, of Revolutionary War fame. York County funds this attraction as it is a valuable tourist asset.
On Jan. 29, 2012, James R. Cothran, of Atlanta, died after a short illness. For many people, the garden is the perfection of man's beauty on earth. Nowhere is this more evident than in the South, where creating beautiful spaces is a time-honored tradition. James "Jim" Robert Cothran shared and exemplified this passion. This renowned landscape architect, horticulturalist, urban planner, garden historian, historic preservationist, author, educator, civic leader, businessman and mentor contributed significantly to preserving the beauty of the Southern landscape. A graduate of Clemson, with Master's degrees from the UGA and Georgia Tech, Jim served 42 years ...
I am very appalled; I thought that with our economy in the condition it is in now, how can the people of Camden and surrounding areas be so set on having a Y, to bring in visitors, friends and whatever else they can think of. In my opinion, this is pure greed. I have no intentions of leaving anyone out; this includes all proprietors, lawyers and Indian chiefs and let's don't forget the mayor and his committee and all the rich. It's too bad the economy hasn't hit you all yet but don't worry, it ...
Recently, Camden lost a wonderful lady. Alanna C. Shepherd passed away at KershawHealth hospital. My grandmother suffered a massive stroke and after some time spent in the ICU, she was then sent to the Hospice floor. The care that she received was incredible. Everyone treated "Nana" so nicely. They treated her with dignity and respect. Robin, who came in the room to make Nana more comfortable, was so, so sweet to her. She talked to her the entire time she was in the room. Jim and Cathy were angels to my family and Nana. They both truly display a caring ...
County Councilman Stephen Smoak is to be commended for his comments, on recreation facilities, at the Jan. 24th council meeting. Based on what he and the chairman of council said, I believe Councilman Smoak understands both the recreational and economic needs of the community. I believe that the members of the County Council Recreation Committee will also support a cooperative effort with the City of Camden to provide new and improved recreation facilities.
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Seriously, I'm not even sure it's possible. Why do you want to do this?
I would like visitors who come to my site seeking posts about a few specific subjects to see a link that takes them to a page that shows a list of those articles. This saves them from having to run a search themselves, or tips them off that I have a lot of articles about this particular subject. Of course, I could just run a search querry, copy the url, and then hand code it into the sidebat. But I woduld much rather create a Page so it will show up int he sidebar even if I switch templates even if I start using a theme switcher.
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Monday, July 7, 2014
Good and DeLISH Morning Rush Coffee Bites
I've often wondered why more confections weren't made from roasting and conching. What would happen if you roasted and conched almonds or hazelnuts in the same way we make chocolate? What about coffee?
Since coffee doesn't have its own natural oils like cocoa that are solid at room temperature, it only makes sense to add a dash of them to make a chocolate-like confection to create these Morning Rush Coffee Bites. These are from the Walgreen's store-brand called deLISH, but I did see a review of a product called Coffee Thins on Candy Bar Review that sounds like it might be the maker.
They came in three varieties, I picked out the simplest version, the plain coffee bites (Elegant Hazelnut and Vanilla Delight were the others). There are 14 in the package, but the serving size is a little strange to decode. There's 4.9 ounces in the package and it holds 3.5 servings. So a serving is 4 pieces. Though the package doesn't say anything about caffeine, the Coffee Thins website does say that one piece equals a quarter of a cup of coffee. (I'm unclear if they mean an actual fourth of an 8 ounce cup and how much caffeine that cup had, as it does vary quite a bit but I'll stick with the estimate that even eating the whole bag will probably not result it an overdose of caffeine. The front of the package is no help either, as it shows one piece equaling a cup of coffee ... though the cup is the same size as the chocolate piece.)
They're packaged just like a Ghirardelli Square. The pieces are about 1.6 inches square. The molding is nice, it's a generic mold but a good thickness for biting and getting a nice aroma off of it while eating.
The ingredients are a little vague:
The oils are a blend of cocoa butter, palm oil, illipe butter, shea butter, mango butter, sunflower oil and/or safflower oil. It's also unclear if the coffee is the whole bean or brewed coffee. (I'm guessing whole bean.)
The mouthfeel is pretty good. It's not quite the silky melt of a good dark chocolate, but it's passable. The coffee flavors are very strong and well rounded, more on the woodsy and cocoa end of the flavors than the nutty, toffee or berry notes that some beans have. The sugar is quite prominent, which is too bad, because I don't mind a strong coffee. If it were less sweet, I'd be a lot happier, but when you remove sugar, it has to be replaced by something else. There's a buttery, cream note to the whole thing too that I thought was a little strong for something that I didn't think was in the milk drink zone. It's a balancing act, if you take out sugar, do you put in more milk solids or more coffee? More coffee would make it much stronger, but that might not make it better because the bitterness or perhaps even the caffeine would be too high.
The end result is that I'm satisfied with these as a curiosity. I don't see myself buying them again ... unless they were actually blended in with dark chocolate. However, if your a sweet coffee fan, these might be the ticket.
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 1:01 pm Candy • Review • Caffeinated • Coffee • Kosher • 7-Worth It • United States • Walgreen's • Comments (1)
Monday, June 2, 2014
Dove Hazelnut Crisp Dark Chocolate Promises
Back in January Target introduced Dove Dark Chocolate Hazelnut Promises for Valentine's Day. Instead of an actual gianduia product,which would combine hazelnut paste with chocolate, these were just dark chocolate with a hazelnut flavoring.
Dove hasn't abandoned the idea to Valentine's Day, instead they've released the new Target-Exclusive flavor: Dove Hazelnut Crisp Dark Chocolate Promises. The curious difference here is not actual hazelnut pieces, but little crispy bits.
The bits are made from tapioca starch and rice flour, so for those who avoid wheat, these might seem like a good option (sadly the full allergen disclosure says that they're made on shared equipment with wheat, so those with extreme sensitivities should be aware).
They have the same nutty smell and deep cocoa notes.
The flavor of the Promises doesn't disappoint. The chocolate is soft to bite, quick to melt and has a very dense, brownie batter flavor to it. There are a lot of toasted and woodsy notes to the chocolate and a light sort of chalky dryness towards the end, even though it's exceptionally fatty.
The cookie bits are interesting, they remind me of the sort of Oreo-like bits found in the Cookies & Cream type chocolate confections. It's a little sandy, very crunchy but less cereal-like than a corn flake bit or crisped rice.
The addition of the texture is successful. It's just the sort of boost these needed to make me eat them one after another. It would be ideal if they actually were gluten free, since celiacs have been denied the wonders of cookies and cream for far too long.
A previous Target-exclusive flavor was Sea Salt Caramel, which is now widely available.
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
York Peppermint Pattie Minis
Hershey's won the The Most Innovative New Product Award at the 2014 Sweets & Snacks Expo last week for their new York Peppermint Pattie Minis.
This innovative new product innovatively reduced the size of a regular York Peppermint Pattie to the diameter of a penny. Hershey's previously used this innovative innovation to shrink the size of their Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, KitKat and Rolo. It's a stunning development in the world of confections ... duplicated only by the recent innovations by Mars (with their Bites format of Snickers, Milky Way, Simply Caramel, 3 Musketeers and Twix) and Wrigley's (Starburst Minis). The morselization world is actually quite busy and crowded.
It's not Hershey's fault that they were declared innovative (well, they probably entered the product in that category). The point is that there is an new, unwrapped version of York Peppermint Patties.
The package is simple, though it's King Size bag holding 2.5 ounces, it was still listed as 1 portion on the nutrition panel and had no front of package tally of the calories and serving. Even though it's a massive amount of candy, because it's almost all sugar, it's pretty low in calories: 260.
The pieces are really just tiny peppermint patties, a fraction of the size of the small snack sized versions, which are the preferred size for me. In the case of these, the ratios are particularly nice, as there's just slightly more consistent distribution of chocolate in each bite ... because each piece is a bite. The chocolate is quite bitter, and though it's not particularly creamy, it sets off the sweet and soft fondant well.
It's not innovative, but it is successful. The texture difference from Junior Mints is notable. Junior Mints have a runnier center, a thicker chocolate shell and a light waxy glaze that keeps it from melting right away.
Like the other sizes of York Peppermint Patties, the Minis are made in Mexico. There is no notation on the traceability of the cacao for the coating. York Peppermint Patties contain egg whites, soy and milk. There's nothing on the package about gluten or nuts/peanuts, but the AskHershey.com website specifically says that York Minis are not gluten free.
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Thursday, May 22, 2014
Twix Unwrapped Bites
The final candy bar in the Mars pantheon to be morselized is the Twix Bar. The new unwrapped bite size version was just released this month in stores.
Twix Unwrapped Bites are exactly what they sound like, a bag of tiny little Twix bars (more like nuggets) all jumbled up, out of the wrapper and ready to eat.
Mars already makes bites which include the primary elements for the classic bar version, but have different ratios because of the miniaturization process. It's an uneven transfer to the new format, in some case I prefer the new ratios, in others I think that one or more elements is lacking. So far I've tried: Milky Way, Milky Way Simply Caramel, 3 Musketeers, and Snickers.
The little lumps aren't really that pretty, but they're chocolatey, so that's appealing. Like the other bites, they get scuffed up tumbling around in the package, so they don't have the elegant, shiny ripples of the long fingers. They smell sugary and sweet, just like regular Twix bars.
They're not as messy as I find regular Twix, as I pop the whole thing in my mouth at once. The crunch of the cookie is good, there's a bit higher ratio of chocolate in this version, and a good caramel chew to bring the elements together. Sweet, milky, a mild sandy crunch ... a good blend of textures. Like the other bites, it's easy to mix them in with other items to create a custom mix. I think this might be good with a Chex Mix if you're a sweet & savory person.
I thought it was interesting to note that in the United Kingdom, Mars also introduced a morsel version of Twix last year. It's a little different though. Since I knew that the Twix Unwrapped Bites were coming to the United States, I made sure to find the Twix Mix while I was in London back in March so I could compare them.
The format of Twix Mix is actually a mix of little nuggets of biscuit (cookie) and caramel. They're slightly different shapes, so if you'd prefer to eat one or the other, or make sure you're mixing them, you can pick them out. The caramel pieces are just little spheres of a firm caramel covered in a very milky, thin chocolate shell. The biscuit pieces are a little flatter.
The effect is actually quite nice. The ratios don't match the classic Twix bar at all, and the milk chocolate is much milkier and the whole experience is a bit more on the malt side than the usual emphasis on the toffee/caramel notes. As a confectionery snack, they're good and different enough from a bridge mix or something as traditional as Milk Duds.
The American Twix Unwrapped Bites have no notation on the packaging regarding the cocoa sourcing yet, though Mars promises that is coming in the next few years. They contain dairy, soy and gluten and may contain traces of peanuts.
POSTED BY Cybele AT 11:45 am Candy • Morselization • Review • Mars • Caramel • Chocolate • Cookie • Kosher • 7-Worth It • United States • Target • Comments (4)
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Equal Exchange Peanut Butter
Equal Exchange, the cooperative that sells cocoa, coffee, tea and chocolate made with fair trade ingredients sent me some of their new candy bars. They really fit right into the candy bar sector, not the high end chocolate bars. They currently make three bars, I thought I'd tackle a review of the Equal Exchange Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter Filled Bar first, since it's the one with the widest appeal.
The bar is 1.5 ounces, which is a perfect single serving size. The wrapper is orange, lots and lots of orange, which is the universal color to represent peanuts, just like blue is supposed to represent milk chocolate. The bars are made in Peru with cacao from Peruvian cocoa co-ops.
The format of the bar is simple, it's long and narrow with 7 segments. Inside the milk chocolate shell is a peanut butter filling. The ingredients are very simple: sugar, cocoa butter, milk powder, peanuts, chocolate solids, sea salt and soy lecithin. (Organic where possible.) There are not additional oils in there, which is a nice change. Many peanut butter candies use some vegetable oils to stabilize the peanut butter.
The bar smells sweet and a little nutty, but not terribly notable or enticing. The chocolate is smooth, rather sweet but overall has no real defining kick. The peanut butter center is firm, but melts well in the mouth. There's no chalky grain like many American peanut butter candies. There's a little hint of salt ... but it's missing a roasted peanut oomph. I recognize this may be because the peanuts used for the peanut butter are not American (though the label doesn't say their source). It's a little grassy, but not much else. It's kind of like Reese's Pieces. The ratios are a lot more balanced, you can see there's a lot of chocolate for the amount of peanut butter.
Overall, this is not a bar I would purchase. There are some good options out there in the peanut butter cup format for those looking for better ingredients and sourcing. For those in Canada, you can also find these bars under the Camino label. As far as Equal Exchange goes, I will still continue to eat the Milk Chocolate Caramel Crunch with Sea Salt, it's an excellent hybrid of high end chocolate and candy satisfaction.
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 1:23 pm All Natural • Candy • Review • Equal Exchange • Chocolate • Ethically Sourced • Kosher • Organic • Peanuts • 6-Tempting • Peru • Comments (0)
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Valrhona Blond Dulcey
One of the most popular luxury chocolate brands is Valrhona, which is made in France. Though you may not know the name or the label, chances are you've had their chocolate because they're used so widely in the pastry and confectionery trade. Though I rarely buy their bars, I am fond of their feves, which are little oblong chocolate disks which are great for baking or simply eating.
Since it's Easter, I thought I'd review one of the iconic confections of the season: White Chocolate. Valrhona introduced a new white chocolate bar last year called Valrhona Blond Dulcey 32%. It's like a dark white chocolate, if such a thing could exist. It's 32% cocoa butter, which is more cocoa butter than some chocolates have for all of their combined cacao content. The next ingredient by percentage (32%) is then whole milk (in the form of whole milk powder, skim milk powder, butter and whey), then there's sugar and some vanilla, soy lecithin and salt.
If you think that sounds rich, it is. That's 50% of your saturated fat in half a bar. When I calculated the calories per ounce, it came out to 195 (that can't possibly be right). But it's also 3 grams of protein and a full 15% of your daily RDA of calcium.
The bar is thick, which is nice considering that it's only 2.46 ounces, smaller than the usual 3.5 or 3 ounce tablet that I've become accustomed to as a premium bar. The diagonals score the bar well enough that it can easily be broken into these irregular but perfect bite-sized pieces.
The color is just what you see here, a butterscotch color instead of the creamy yellow-white or most cocoa butter confections. The literature about the Blond Dulcey makes note of the biscuit flavors along with a touch of apricot. They're not wrong, it does have a rich cereal note to it, along with some toffee and maybe a light hint of lemon.
The bar has a good melt, though I admit that it's a little fudgy at the start. I'd say that's more from the milk solids than any sugar-grain. It's lightly salty at first, there's over 100 mg of salt. It is like a digestive biscuit flavor, just lightly toasted, sweet but not so much that it hurt my throat. There was no slick or greasy coating in my mouth afterwards as many white confections made with tropical oils can leave.The vanilla note is overpowered by the sort of toffee and burnt sugar flavors, though I would have enjoyed some bourbon or tobacco in there.
I found my bar when I was in London, though they do sell them in the United States. It was about $8, which it's pretty steep for a smallish bar like this. I'll probably stick with the Green & Blacks or the Ritter Sport if I can find it.
This may be one of those white chocolate bars that converts people who don't like white chocolate. Or just something for those who do like white chocolate to munch on. It's a lot more satisfying than many other white bars that I eat, I didn't feel the need to eat the whole thing. That may be a function of the high protein content as well.
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 1:49 pm All Natural • Candy • Review • Kosher • White Chocolate • 8-Tasty • France • Comments (6)
Monday, April 7, 2014
Equal Exchange Dark Bars: Raspberry, Lemon Ginger, and Coconut
Equal Exchange Organic Dark Chocolate with Raspberries 60% is part of the Equal Exchange line of chocolate bars.
They're 3.5 ounces and priced competitively with other premium chocolate bars. Equal Exchange (I reviewed some Easter items on Friday) is a cooperative using fair trade standards to create a whole store filled with chocolate, coffee, tea and other goods.
This bar features organic freeze dried raspberries in organic and fair trade dark chocolate. The cacao is sourced from fair trade cooperatives in The Dominican Republic, Panama, Ecuador and Peru with sugar from Paraguay and vanilla from Madagascar. There's no soy lecithin and it's considered gluten free though it may contain traces of milk, hazelnuts, cashews and coconut. Equal Exchange makes their chocolate in Switzerland.
The bar is wrapped simply, in thin foil and then a thicker paper overwrap (the inside had all the sourcing details about the bar).
The bar is glossy and attractive, with some bumps on the bottom from the raspberry bits. The molding is good as is the temper, it's very consistent and I noticed no voids or swirling in any of the bars (which can happen with inclusions). It smells rich, though barely sweet. Like cherries, coffee and honey. Once snapped in half though, the raspberry scent, with its floral notes becomes much more noticeable. The chocolate is sweet on the tongue and has a good, cool melt with a creamy texture. The raspberry bits are crunchy and tangy, though the seeds in the center can be a bit tougher.
It's a very easy to eat bar, with a lot more acidic tang than most other 60% bars. I don't care much for the grassy, woody note of the seeds, but that's berries for you.
The Equal Exchange Organic Lemon Ginger Chocolate with Black Pepper is 55% cacao, so it's the lightest chocolate intensity of the bunch. The package gives the identical sourcing info for the major ingredients but doesn't say where the lemon, ginger and black pepper is from, though they're all organic.
It's nice to see lemon used with chocolate, it's not as common as orange, but can still combine well, especially with dark chocolate. The addition of ginger and black pepper makes this the most unconventional flavor in the Equal Exchange line. This package looked the same on the outside as the other bars, but instead of a foil inner liner, it's in some sort of compostable mylar. I also noticed that the nutritional panel listed this one at only 200 calories a portion, not 230 ...which actually sounds more plausible. (But calorie calculations are fraught with error, as the basis for it is over 100 years old, so really they're just a guide.)
Though the bar contains no milk, it doesn't look like a particularly dark chocolate bar. It smells woodsy and fresh, with a little note of rosemary and cedar.
The melt of the dark chocolate is very smooth, but I did start to detect a bit of sugar grain ... this was from the crystallized ginger in the bar. The lemon is a bit strong, rather astringent at first, but it dissipates. The chocolate is mild, woodsy and of course creamy. The ginger and black pepper hit come in slowly as a hint of warmth in the throat. The sugar from the crystallized ginger rather disguised the ginger kick at first, then it came forward.
It's a satisfying bar.
The final bar is the Equal Exchange Organic Dark Chocolate with Coconut 60%. Like the Raspberry bar, this one has a thin silver foil wrapping.
It is also 60% cacao content and contains only one additional ingredient to the chocolate, the organic coconut flakes.
This bar reminded me most of Passover, which I've often thought of as Macaroon Season, as coconut macaroons (often dipped in chocolate) are a typical treat since they can be made without only coconut, chocolate, egg whites and sugar to follow the Kosher for Passover rules.
The bar has a lot of coconut in it, and the silky chocolate goes well with it. There are cherry and raisin notes to go with the more tropical scent of the coconut and hints of the Madagascar vanilla bean.
The exciting development this year for Equal Exchange is their new designation of their dark chocolates as Kosher for Passover. Equal Exchange chocolates that are marked pareve (the 3.5 oz or 100 g line and dark chocolate minis) may be purchased before Passover and consumed on Passover according to Rabbi Aaron Alexander, Associate Dean, Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies at the American Jewish University. The specific bars from Equal Exchange that qualify for this designation are: Organic Chocolate Espresso Bean Bar, Organic Dark Chocolate with Almonds Bar, Organic Ecuador Dark Chocolate Bar, Organic Mint with a Delicate Crunch Bar, Organic Orange Dark Chocolate Bar, Organic Panama Extra Dark Chocolate Bar, Organic Very Dark Chocolate Bar, Organic Lemon Ginger with Black Pepper, Organic Dark Chocolate Minis.
It's interesting that before this, there were no certified fair trade chocolates that were designated Kosher for Passover. Which is odd, because Passover is all about the commemoration of Jewish liberation from slavery in Egypt. The best news is that these are tasty and come in a pretty wide variety of flavor options.
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Friday, April 4, 2014
Equal Exchange Milk and Dark Chocolate Foil Eggs
Equal Exchange is cooperative that sells products with fair trade ingredients and/or labor. Many of these are products where the farmers that grow them live in poverty, lack educational opportunities. Things like coffee, tea, bananas and of course, cocoa. These are all grown in tropical regions and depend on a high degree of manual labor. With the chocolate industry, there's the added issue of slavery of hundreds of thousands of children on farms, mostly in Western Africa.
Equal Exchange also makes its own chocolate, which uses fair trade certified ingredients, not just ethically sourced cocoa. The result isn't charity, these are real, sustainable products that you can buy at a fair price that are actually good quality as well.
They've been making chocolate for a while, but only more recently has it become more mainstream ... and now they have holiday packaged foil-wrapped eggs.
Equal Exchange Milk Chocolate Foil Eggs are 41% cacao, which is as dark as some semisweet chocolate sold these days. The ingredients sound delicious: cacao butter, whole milk powder, cane sugar, chocolate liquor, unrefined white cane sugar, ground hazelnuts and vanilla. The ingredients are also fair trade (except for the hazelnuts and milk) and all organic. There's no soy, no lecithin, no other fillers.
The melt is smooth and creamy. It's not at all grainy but very fatty and thick on the tongue. The flavor is interesting and not something I initially liked. It's deep and not terribly sweet. The milk flavors are definitely more on the powdered milk, flirting with the cheesy side. But the roasted flavors of the hazelnuts balances that. The chocolate itself is woodsy with a sort of green banana note to it. It sounds weird.
I can't stop eating these. I actually did stop, when I ran out. Then I realized they also sent this to me:
Yes, that's over a pound and a half of mini milk chocolate bars. In a handy dispenser box. I have it on my desk, like it's dispensing tissues during allergy season.
The Equal Exchange Dark Chocolate Foil Eggs are also quite rich. They feature the same high fat, though in this case there are no nuts and no dairy at all. The 55% cacao content is rounded out only with sugar and vanilla beans. Like the Milk Chocolate, it's all organic, but in this case it's also all fair trade certified. There's no soy in there, no GMOs though there may be traces of milk, peanuts, cashews, almonds, hazelnuts, pistachios and/or pecans. Though it doesn't say on the ingredients, they should be gluten free. Finally, they're vegan. While there's not a lot in there, there are a lot of folks these could satisfy. ]
The 55% cacao content makes these quite mild. They smell woodsy, with a light cherry note. The chocolate has a good, silky melt with a light dry finish to it. The flavor profile is all over the map. I taste coffee, cherries, figs and bananas and sometimes even a hint of malt ... though that could have been its storage adjacent to my milk chocolate pieces. There's a light bitterness in there, nothing too difficult to conquer, but might be enough to keep children away.
You could put these in front of anyone without any information about the origins or disposition and they'd never know that this is more transparently source, ethically accountable stuff. It's just tasty. As you can tell, I preferred the milk chocolate version, but the dark is a wonderful middle of the road chocolate that's not too dark for wide appeal.
The only hesitations for most folks will be where to find them and how much you pay. Equal Exchange has them on their website for $6.99 per package, which is pretty steep compared to their very competitively priced bars. (For some reason foil wrapping just amps up the price of any chocolate, good quality or bad.) Some Whole Foods Markets and other natural product stores may carry them as well. The fall back is always the little mini-bars, which are also extremely cute and a bit better deal per ounce, but come in this 23.8 ounce box (yes, a pound a half) for $35.00 plus shipping. It's hard to compare that to R.M. Palmer (which isn't even real chocolate, let alone sustainably sourced), but Godiva or Lindt may be a good comparison on both price and ingredients.
On Monday I'll have a review of Kosher for Passover chocolates, also from Equal Exchange.
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A strangle is a variation on the straddle, and it presents some interesting possibilities in terms of profit potential and risk.
When you open a short strangle, you create positions in both a call and a put. The strikes are different but expiration and the underlying security are the same. A long strange would require substantial movement in the underlying in either direction, to offset not only the initial cost but also time decay. A short strangle is a significant advantage in comparison. Time decay works for you, and the initial premium you receive for the two short positions cushions the potential loss if and when one side goes in the money.
In the ideal strangle, you ensure that both short options are out of the money. For example, the stock is at $42 per share. A short strangle consists of a 40 call and a 45 put; when you sell both, you get premium, and the value of the premium creates a safety zone above 45 and below 40.
The short strangle is going to have the greatest profit potential when volatility is higher than average - and the higher the volatility, the better. At such times, option premium is high, so shorting is going to be more likely to become profitable. This condition tends to be short-term, so when volatility returns to normal levels, one or both sides of the short strangle can be closed for a profit. So the strange can be viewed as a volatility play, opened when premium is rich and then closed as soon as possible when volatility falls and the option values follow suit. It can also be treated as a strategy you hold until expiration or close to it; in this strategy, you want the stock price to remain in between both strikes, so that both options stay out of the money. If one side goes in the money, the position can be closed or rolled forward.
A strangle requires the different strikes, compared to the standard straddle in which the strikes are the same. In the short straddle, any movement away from the strike puts one side or the other in the money. So to avoid exercise through rolling, a straddle writer may convert to a strangle by replacing the short call with a later-expiring, higher-strike call, or a later-expiring, lower-strike put. With the strangle, it is easier to avoid exercise by being prepared to close one side of the position when stock price approaches the money.
While some observers criticize both short straddles and short strangles as high-risk, the problem is not always that extreme. For example, if you own 100 shares of the underlying, the call side of the strangle is covered, vastly reducing risk. Remember, look for high volatility and be prepared to close at a profit in the short-term change. It is better to take a small profit now than risk exercise later. Also keep an eye on the status of stock price versus strikes and be prepared to close or roll.
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The focal point for setting a great buffet should always be on the quality of the food, rather than the extravagance of the display. While visual appeal is important, it's more essential that the offering of food should be diverse, wholesome, and easy to access. There's no secret to the perfect buffet spread — just think practically.
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For any feast, no matter how casual or fancy, it's nice to have a variety of options, particularly for the wide array of folks that are not able (or choose not) to partake of certain foods, like gluten, dairy, meat, etc. If you're having a potluck, simply feel free to assign those people with particular food preferences to bring a dish they are comfortable eating. If you are in charge of the whole meal, try to have at least one hearty vegetarian dish so that everyone can amply fill up.
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While celebrations and parties are often an excuse for heavy, decadent dishes, make sure you have at least a few offerings that provide a lighter, fresher alternative to the traditional indulgences. Good options include seasonal fruit salads, greens, cheese and fruit plates and crudité. You can liven up the buffet with edible décor, like bunches of grapes, spring carrots, raw green beans — even edible flowers that can be added to the top of salads, like nasturtiums.
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Put plates at the beginning of the line, and napkins and silverware at the end; no need for this to be elaborate — you can simply put cutlery in a sturdy jar or in a ceramic bowl. If you have room, also set beverages and glasses towards the end of the line. For a more casual affair, just fill a galvanized tub with ice and put beverages directly in there.
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For your own sanity as host, triple-check before guests arrive that everything one might need for serving is already out on the table — napkins and silverware, plenty of glassware, large serving pieces for each of the dishes, salt and pepper and any other accouterments necessary for the meal. If it seems helpful, make small name cards for each of the dishes so that guests can easily tell what they're helping themselves to.
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Morris from America is not the kind of film that stays with you, but its central performances do.
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You've seen houses with pumpkins in the windows and skeletons hanging from the trees, but you may never have seen such elaborate displays as the ones constructed by Victor Bariteau, Manny Souza, and Matthew and Richard Brodeur. On their lawns, corpses rise from graves, skeletons dance, dead victims hang from wrecked cars, ghosts float and eerie music haunts the air. In some cases, there are "tours" with scary blasts of air and grotesque faces popping out of the dark.
These displays are a labor of love, presented for free, although we discover that the haunted house hobby has inspired a small industry, annual conventions and inspirational talks by haunters. When Victor Bariteau's IT job is outsourced and he gets a year's severance, he decides to invest the whole amount in creating Ghoulie Manor, a year-round attraction, even while admitting that people who have tried similar ventures tell him not to count on making any money.
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JP Morgan has raised its Bear Stearns offer from $2 to $10. [NYT]
The damage is done, though.
You could say that again…one guy in Dallas, who heads an investment firm, stood to lose $750,000,000…
Hope none of his investors had mob ties…
Hmm. I heard just this weekend that $2 was a very generous offer as it was.
@DrGirlfriend: I agree. $10 is too much.
I can see only these coming out of this… salary increases to the CEOs for their role in the brilliant idea, higher fees to Chase banking and credit customers and reduced dividends to JPM shareholders. Sounds like a plan to me!
It's nice how all the Wall Street Execs look out for each other. They profited from taking advantage of sub prime mortgages, and now that market has collapsed, they leave the bill with the taxpayers. Now JP Morgan decides to give more money to the Bear Sterns shareholders, nice.
It's funny how people are so quick to point out the stupidity and moral failures of people who borrowed using sub prime mortgages and how they deserve to lose their homes, yet when the Wall Street CEO's who made equally stupid decisions suddenly find their stock valued at $2, the Fed and JP Morgan come to the rescue.
The Fed and Investment firms would never in a million years let subprime mortgage defaulters off the hook, yet the big companies that knowingly sold mortgages to people with no credit are taken care of. Can the average person really say that capitalism is working in their favor?
Damn!! Could have doubled my money!!
@Fidel on the Roof: I gained 30% because I bought slightly high at $7 last Tuesday expecting more of a rally. I don't play with much in my brokerage, but I'll gladly take the free $150.
@formatc: Nice play!
yet when the Wall Street CEO's who made equally stupid decisions suddenly find their stock valued at $2, the Fed and JP Morgan come to the rescue.
Actually it was the Fed and JP Morgan that valued Bear at $2; leaving it to a free market, Bear's stock price close prior to the buyout offer was around $40. JP Morgan and the Fed didn't rescue Bear's shareholders; they feel that they rescued the market from the inevitable collapse that might have happened if a run on Bear had continued.
Go ahead and rail about Wall Street, they probably deserve it. But please have your facts in order first.


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BARRE Convicted kidnapper Harley Breer Jr. phoned in to court Thursday to discuss how his pending trial on charges including sexual assault, domestic assault and burglary will proceed.
Breer, 42, and his standby counsel Kelly Green called in to Washington County criminal court for a motion hearing that laid out when depositions would begin next week and how Breer would be transported to them.
After some discussion, Judge Thomas Zonay said Green would have to coordinate with Court Operations Manager Paula Tremblay to get Washington County sheriffs deputies to take Breer to the court in Barre for the depositions.
Having the Department of Corrections take Breer was briefly discussed, but Breer shot that down, saying he did not want to sound paranoid but that he has motions before the court about records he wants from the department and did not want anyone from Corrections at his depositions.
He is being held without bail at Southern State Correctional Facility in Springfield. He was convicted in a high-profile 1999 kidnapping and spent eight years in jail. Now Breer is accused of beating a woman with whom he lived in November 2011. He allegedly stole her car and went on the run before being found.
The issue that took up most of the hourlong conference call concerned the alleged victims cellphone.
Breer wants to make sure the woman still has a phone and SIM cards cards that hold a cellphones data that he believes can help his defense. An attorney representing the woman filed a motion to keep Breer from getting the phone because he said it is an extreme request and violates the womans privacy.
A lengthy discussion ensued among Breer, Zonay, Green and States Attorney Tom Kelly about what Breer was really looking for and how it affected his case. In the end Green said she would contact the alleged victims attorney to see if the woman would bring the phone and cards to court at Breers next scheduled hearing Tuesday to show they exist, not so Breer could inspect them.
Zonay will hear arguments Tuesday about the motion to quash, and he said Thursday he would take the matter into consideration and rule promptly, but would not rule from the bench on the matter.
During Thursdays hearing, Breer made several comments about wanting a speedy trial and expressed his displeasure with how everyone got to go home after the hearing, but he has been in jail for 15 months.
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So, there's this thing about food and memory.
Joey Gerard's, the pair of Bartolotta supper clubs that opened this year in Greendale and Mequon (and there might be more in the future), taps into that mighty connection. It goes full-on retro in its homage to Wisconsin's meat-and-potato-centric social centers, with some Hollywood glamour thrown in. »Read Full Article(20)
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In the beginning, there was a nearly blind mole in the dark woods. Less than one hour later, that same mole could see all the way to the moon, inspired by a fellow creature making the seemingly impossible journey there.
These bookends hold "Lois Ehlert's Mole Hill Stories," Alvaro Saar Rios' adaptation of three of Ehlert's children's books. A collaboration between First Stage Children's Theater and Danceworks Performance Company that's designed to expose young children to theater, it opened Saturday morning under Desiree Rosas' direction. »Read Full Article


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I am a veteran who wanted to get my Class-B license, but instead All Roads Driving took my money and left me in the cold. I took a couple of lessons and on several occasions, the driving instructors were late- one two occassions they were over an hour late. When I asked the instructors why they were late, they would tell me that they didn't know about my appointment until today- The person in-charge of scheduling (Her name is Genie, she is very forgetful and on two occasions I witnessed her co-workers arguing with her about appointments and lost accounts)didn't tell them. I should have left then, but I stayed because the school was nearby.
But what really PISSED ME OFF was when no instructor showed up for my one hour lesson and Road Test Appointment. I waited for two hours, in the COLD weather, and no one showed up. After two hours, I left and posted a note on their door. Another two hours later, I called them to find out what happened and wasn't given an explanation, in-fact they put me on hold for 20 minutes. I had to go up there to at-least get some of my money back.
I drove their Bus, I'm surprised and some of the instructors I spoke with said they are also surprised the Bus passed inspection. The Bus is very hard to steer and shakes like it's about to fall apart in any minute. Maybe this Bus passed inspection with alittle under-the-table money.
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Subject: Processors | September 22, 2005 - 01:20 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The Athlon64 X2 4800+ processor that PCStats got to test is based on the 'ACBWE' stepping. It's dual core, runs at 2.4Ghz, with 128KB of L1 and 1MB of L2 cache. Both cores share a single 128 bit DDR memory controller and it's defaulted to run at 1.3 V. Read the full review to see just how much more powerful than the competition AMD's newest offering really is.
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Fred Weber Leaves AMD
Subject: Processors | September 7, 2005 - 07:23 PM | Ryan Shrout
This is surprisingly big news coming from AMD today. A press release hit my email box just today that discusses Phil Hester, the new CTO of AMD and mentioned very briefly is the "departing CTO Fred Weber." Fred being the primary designer of the K8 architecture that has brought AMD such success, I can't help but wonder why AMD would have let him go and how this will affect future products.
Prior to joining AMD, Hester was the founder and CEO of Austin, Texas based Newisys
Dual-Core AMD Opteron(TM) Processors Power New Workstation Series From Fujitsu Siemens Computers
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MUNICH, GERMANY -- August 30, 2005 --AMD (NYSE: AMD) today announced that Fujitsu Siemens Computers, a leading European IT provider, is offering a new series of workstations based on the AMD Opteron™ processor. The CELSIUS V830 supports the Dual-Core AMD Opteron processor Models 275, 270 and 265, which offer the best overall performance and performance-per-watt available in the market1.
AMD64 Technology Garners More Than 120 Industry Awards
Subject: Processors | August 30, 2005 - 06:52 AM | Joe White
SUNNYVALE, CALIF. -- August 30, 2005 --AMD (AMD: NYSE) today announced the AMD64 platform, the gold standard for 64-bit computing, has earned more than 120 industry awards globally since the launch of the AMD Opteron™ and AMD Athlon™ 64 processors in 2003. Accolades from the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), the American Business Awards, Network Magazine and Microsoft TechEd top AMD's list of most recent honors.
HyperThreading Goes the Way of the Dodo
Subject: Processors | August 23, 2005 - 06:32 PM | Ryan Shrout
More info from IDF for you at the Inquirer; it looks like Intel's much touted HyperThreading technology is NOT going to be implemented into their next generation core technology. What? You mean HT isn't all it was cracked up to be???
THERE WAS ONE THING that did not make the cut for the Merom cores, and for some reason Intel isn't shouting about it.
More on New Intel Architecture
Subject: Processors | August 23, 2005 - 03:10 PM | Ryan Shrout
Charlie over at The Inquirer has a bit more information and analysis on the new Intel architecture for you to look over.
The basic structure is a four issue wide core, without going into specifics, they said the Merom cores can keep up a sustained 4 ops from issue to retire. This probably has a bunch of caveats, addenda and asterisks, but it is clear that wider is the course for the day. Each pipe is a full pipe versus the old P6 derived simple and complex pipe structures.
Intel Reveals Bits of New Architecture
Subject: Processors | August 23, 2005 - 03:00 PM | Ryan Shrout
Anandtech has some early coverage from IDF that goes over what little Intel has released about their new, upcoming core architecture arriving in late 2006. So far the highlights include a much shorter pipeline, shared L2 cache between dual cores and a single architecture between mobile, desktop and server platforms.
You can also catch what Scott at Tech Report has seen on this information, here.
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SUNNYVALE, CA -- August 23, 2005 --In the spirit of fair and open competition, AMD (NYSE:AMD) today issued a challenge to Intel to conduct a head-to-head competition of dual-core x86 server processors.
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Subject: Processors | August 22, 2005 - 08:42 AM | Joe White
SUNNYVALE, CALIF. -- August 22, 2005 --AMD (NYSE: AMD) today revved up the performance of AMD Turion™ 64 mobile technology with the introduction of two new models, MT-40 and MT-37. These new additions to AMD's popular 64-bit mobile processor family are expected to be available in new ENVY Featherweight and ENVY Middleweight notebook computers from VoodooPC.
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Subject: Processors | August 17, 2005 - 04:50 PM | Ryan Shrout
This article at The Inquirer points to an interview with Chief Scientist at NVIDIA, David Kirk, saying that because game developers will no be spending more time working on utilizing the multiple cores of the CPU, improvements in graphics and the utilization of the GPU will slow down. Interestingly, this is a very similar statement to what we heard echoed by John Carmack at his recent keynote at this year's Quakecon event. Citing the use of multiple cores in the consoles a
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With the NFL back open for business, many teams have hit the ground running in an effort to make up for lost time – four months lost time courtesy of our favorite summer soap opera.
Some teams are looking at weak spots on their rosters – particularly at quarterback – and are in the headlines as trade rumors project more than a couple notable signal-callers changing hands.
Others are preparing to open their pocketbooks and spend (in many cases, overspend) on big name free agent veterans, hoping to find the premier talent that will put their ball club over the top.
And everyone is in a frenzy to sign the undrafted rookie free agents, looking for the next Rod Smith, Brian Waters, or Tim Brown – a game-changer somehow overlooked in the NFL Draft.
For the Kansas City Chiefs, this year's shopping spree should continue their history of bargain shopping. While the Chiefs might spend heavily on one team's free agent, the bulk of their extra $30 million in cap space will likely go to extending their own talent – players like Tamba Hali or Brandon Flowers – or finding role players to fill in the gaps like with Thomas Jones in 2010.
That being said, there's no reason to think Kansas City can't or won't be busy with more big names on the market than the NFL has seen in nearly 20 years. What's more, there's value to be had at nearly every position group for the Chiefs. That said, here's the first part of a position-by-position look at potential free agent targets for the reigning AFC West Champion.


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