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I knew about the Hell of the North, but now I also know about the Super Hell of the Great South.
Given my advanced age for a long-distance cyclist, and the difficulties I encountered during my previous adventures, I thought that I knew everything about the reality of cycling, but now I realize that I didn't in fact know everything. I'm still learning, every day. Here, I've found something that nearly put me off cycling…EOLE.
Patagonia, a region in the south of Argentina, is a huge, gently undulating steppe, covered with sparse, yellowish vegetation, where here and there you can make out sheep or guanacos. It's the same scene every day, with endless stretches of road and potholed sections of dirt roads under repair for dozens of kilometers at a time. It's a real miracle if you can keep your bike moving on these roads, with gusty crosswinds of between 80 and 100 km/h. I fell several times a day. Even cars, minibuses and motorcyclists found themselves on the side of the road. What's more, here the danger comes from huge trucks that push you off the road, narrowly missing you and dozens of other Fangios who have no regard whatsoever for cyclists.
Now I understand why Argentineans play soccer rather than cycling…there's no wind in the stadiums and they are protected by a certain S. Blatter.
It's crazy! Loco, as they say in Spanish. Every day I learn a new word. Despite everything, I've retained some wisdom in my head, so that I don't exceed my limits. And, like in all the big bike races, I've made several transfers.
These barren and sparsely populated regions have allowed me to meet some extraordinary people. Among them was Oswaldo, the restaurateur (like Moser), whose family greeted me like I was a close relative. I had an unforgettable weekend with them; for Oswaldo, I became his...CHE. Then there was Luigi, an Italian welding specialist, who picked me up from the edge of the road, almost dead, and drove me to his office. During that brief moment we spoke about cycling, as he is a cycling enthusiast, but here there's no information about it. He told me about his father, who had fought for Il Duce in Ethiopia, and whose country then ditched him. I teared up when I left. Then there was Gabriel, who gave me a transfer in his minibus and explained to me that nearly all the cyclists take the Carretera Australe in Chile (superb landscapes and a run which is easier, more beautiful and, above all, without wind) and I told myself that, as usual, I hadn't chosen the easy option. Marcelo, a vet in Buenos Aires, and his wife, regularly passed me in their vehicle for several days. They would stop each time to encourage me, while fretting about me. And many others encouraged me with a simple gesture, a thumbs up. For me, all these encounters were great moments of sharing and they proved to me that despite different languages, origins and religions, mankind is good and united, especially where it's nature that is in command.
But, thanks to my head, my partners and all the messages received from you, my friends, I eventually arrived in Bariloche, 2430 km from the start of my adventure. The stage that had led me here was the most beautiful in a long time, despite the difficulties of the mountainous route; first of all, there was no wind, and then there was a magnificent setting. The lakes surrounded by snow-covered mountains actually gave me the impression of being back home in Switzerland.
It was after leaving Tecka that the topography gradually changed. The hills that got higher and higher and the Andes Cordillera on the horizon, with its snow-capped peaks, served as a magnificent backdrop. The colors of the landscape also changed, and green gained the upper hand. Trees lined the road as it snaked through narrow valleys, protecting me a bit from the wind. No more long, endless stretches. After more than 1200 km, Esquel was the first town worthy of the name. It's a small town situated at the bottom of a valley and surrounded by mountains, well known to the Swiss ski team from their summer training camps. There, I was fortunate enough to obtain a ticket for the famous steam train (La Trochita), which runs on a reduced section of 20 km, with the same equipment that was used in the 1900s. At that time its route would be over 400 km. Buffs from all over the world come here to make this journey, and it's because of this that I said I was lucky to get a ticket.
My equipment gives me great satisfaction, I'm lucky to be able to count on my partners, so I want to say a big thank-you to the three of them.
Those who know me know that I worry about my gear more than myself.
Despite the hazards of my adventure, like every day in life, I have a blast being able to experience amazing moments, where I learn so much from being right there in the thick of things. The solitude and the effort make it happen. You could say it's like a drug, in the positive sense of the word.
My next news won't be before Mendoza, as once again I'm going to traverse a sparsely populated desert region, yet again with the wind for company.
Hasta luego
Vuestro amigo Georges


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Fat gets a bad rap, mostly for its association with weight gain and heart disease. However, fats are an important part of a balanced diet. Our bodies need fat for warmth, protection, and to carry out vital functions.
The fats we eat effect the amount and type of cholesterol in our blood. There are two major types of cholesterol in the body, low-density lipoprotein (LDL) and high-density lipoprotein (HDL). High levels of LDLs (known as bad cholesterol) are a major risk factor for coronary artery disease, which leads to heart attack or stroke. However, high levels of HDLs (known as good cholesterol) reduce the risk of coronary heart disease.
The trick is to know which fats are good and which are bad and create a balanced diet with this knowledge. Dietary choices can be confusing but some simple fat facts below may help.
The Bad
You probably have heard about saturated and transfats. These fats do more harm than good. They raise you bad cholesterol levels AND lower your good cholesterol. Limit these fats as much as possible.
Saturated fats are associated with animal products such as red meat, poultry with skin, lard, cream, butter, and whole fat dairy. It can also be found in in bakery items and fried foods. Fortunately, you can control the amount of saturated fat in your diet without having to completely give up these foods. Look for low fat version of meat and dairy and limit your portion sizes of foods with saturated fats.
Trans fats are additives, that are generally considered the worse type of fat. You can find them in deep fried foods, and bakery items like cookies and donuts. On food labels, trans fats may appear as partially hydrogenated oils. Again, these treats do not have to be completely eliminated, however, look for options that are made with healthier fats. For example, many restaurants have chosen to eliminate or reduce trans fats in their foods. Again, limit your portion sizes. This will allow you to eat your favorite foods without the negative consequences.
That's the bad news, now on to the good...
The Good
Good fats help lower the bad (LDL) cholesterol and boost the good (HDL) cholesterol. They should be the preferred choice in your diets. These fats are mostly plant-based and can be found on food labels as Monounsaturateded fats or Polyunsaturated fats.
Monosaturated fats give you energy and help keep your body warm. This type of fat can be found in foods like vegetable oils, avocados, peanut butter, nuts, and seeds. In addition to their "fat" benefits, monounsaturated fats also contain vitamin E and antioxidants.
Polyunsaturated fats may also contain omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. These are heart healthy fatty acids which your body cannot produce on its own. This type of fat can be found in soybean, corn, or safflower oils. It can also be found in dark meat fish, like salmon, or trout.
But before you eat too much of a good thing, remember that fats are very high in calories. A little bit goes a long way. In general, calories from fats should only be about 20%-35% of your total calories.
Now you know what is good for you. The next step is to learn to make those changes to your menu.
Butter vs. Margarine
Battle lines have been drawn over which is the better saturated fat, butter or margarine. When looking for a spread, keep in mind some differences when you read the label:
- Compare trans fat content. Try to find spreads with no trans fats.
- Look for the Daily Value for saturated fat and choose the lowest amount.
- Try alternative spreads made with:
- Soybean oil
- Canola oil
- Olive oil
If you find labels that are alike, eat what you think tastes best, but be aware of the fat content. You may find a healthier choice that tastes better than butter if you try different items.
How to Make the Change
Making the change is not as difficult as you may think. Many food companies have made changes to their product to offer healthier fat choices. The first thing is to learn to read food labels. Try practicing at home before you go to the store. Look at what you already have in your kitchen.
Next, you will want to replace as many saturated fats with unsaturated fats as possible. Remember, fats eaten in moderation are a part of a healthy diet, so do not be afraid to add the right ingredients to your menu. Here are some dietary recommendations from the US Heath and Human Services:
- Use more fat-free or low-fat dairy like milk, cheese, yogurt, or cream.
- Look for lean cuts of red meat (look for Round or Sirloin)
- Substitute meals of red meat with fish.
- Replace solid fats in recipes with oil when possible.
- Try to enhance a meal with a handful nuts, beans, legumes, or seeds when you can.
- Try using walnuts or sunflower seeds as a snack substitute.
- Eat food with natural oils, like olives, nuts, avocados, or fish.
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When a big man takes a fall, sometimes folks come out of the woodwork to quicken his race to bottom — especially if they are accidentally invited.
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Size: 1600 square feet
Years lived in: Owned; 2 years
Before I ever set foot in Katharine and James' south London home, I knew that it would be beautifully designed to the last detail. After 13 years spent working for UK design bible The World of Interiors, Katharine certainly knows what she likes: a stylish mix of classic British and French country style, with lots of pattern, sparkle and shine.
Katharine Howard Style, a sourcing, styling and design service for busy London clients. The business covers all her passions: fashion, lifestyle goods, and of course, interiors. "A lot of my work is just personal shopping for busy people, but there's another element" Katharine tells me. "Sometimes clients just need a cheerleader, someone to hold their hand and reassure them that they do have great taste, that everything will look fab. That's where I come in." With design confidence like Katharine's, I have no doubt.
- • Paint: Farrow & Ball Pavilion Grey
• Rug: Ebay purchase from the USA
• Table: Antique (was my grandmother's)
• Curtain fabric: Bennison
- • Paint: Farrow & Ball Blackened
• Rug: Madeline Weinrib
• Chandelier: French flea market
• Fabrics (on sofas, pouffe and cushions): Raoul Textiles, Nicholas Herbert, Madeline Weinrib and Ralph Lauren
• Sofa: A.T. Cronin
• Armchairs: The French Antique Chair Co.
• Prints: Julian Chichester
• Floor lamp: French flea market
- • Table: Paul Glover
• Dining chairs: Arne Jacobson
• Armchairs: The French Antique Chair Co., covered with Raoul Textiles fabric
- • Paint: Farrow & Ball Skimming Stone
• EAT letters: from a flea market in Provence
• Units: Custom built
• Farmhouse sink: reclaimed
• Floor: original stone, painted in Farrow & Ball Railings
- • Chair and Footstool: The French Antique Chair Co., reupholstered by A.T. Cronin in Bennison fabric
• Rug: The Rug Company
• Table lamp: French flea market
- • Tiles: Fired Earth
• Sink & toilet: Bathstore.com
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• Rug: The Rug Company
• Bed: Ebay • Bedside tables: French flea market
• Lamps: Porta Romana • Barcelona chair: Ebay
• Cushions: Bennison and Madeline Weinrib
- • Paint: Cornforth White
• Rug: The White Company
• Cot: IKEA, but re-painted in Farrow & Ball All White
• Chair: The French Antique Chair Co., covered in Raoul Textiles fabric
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What a lovely home! I have no idea how they'll keep all the whites clean as their daughter gets older but I love it none the less.
I love it! Is there a reason why curtain was used right by the entry way? I am not critisizing, just curious. =)
Amazing home, very artfully composed while remaining subtle, but I'm writing this to compliment you on a gorgeous bathroom.
The curtain by the doorway helps block drafts in older homes.
Oh, how I love your home. The touches of turquoise (my favorite color) throughout, the birds above the chair in your bedroom and that bathroom (wow!). I couldn't put a curtain in front of my door in sunny CA, but I love how it looks personally. Thank you for sharing.
Very nice.
How lovely! I can just imagine Peter Pan lurking outside of your daughter's window.
Love it. Love the wide plank hardwood floors, the rugs, everything. Well done.
We have what seems to be a twin of the hall table, which belonged to my in-laws, though in New England. Curious!
The sweet girl and bunny motifs in Amelie's room -- are those decals? If so, does anyone know where I could find them?
OMG, this place is absolutely stunning. I LOVE the cool blues and whites in various patterns with the gold accents. I think this may be my favorite AT post ever!
And I am considering buying some modern white chairs to go with my farmhouse table. Wasn't sure how they would look, but seeing it here seals the deal for me! LOVE!
Love love LOVE this place. It strikes the right balance between comfy traditional and youthful ambience. Lots of unique furniture and furnishings keep it fun. Color palate is soothing but not dull.
Beautiful home! I love the floor on the main level and that master bedroom is divine. Kitchen seems a little sparse, maybe an island or table?
Favorite house tour to date! Simply beautiful! I love all the pops of patterns and the gold frames with the gray walls. So lovely.
wow that bedroom is amazing...
I love everything about this home. Beautiful!
LOVE this house! love the entryway runner (wish it wasn't eBay so i could find my own!). really like the neutral palette with all the beautiful fabrics. love the gold frames/mirrors throughout and the bathroom is divine. beautiful!!
My oh my,those Brits sure have that ethereal beauty thing down pat,dont they? Love it.
So beautiful.
Such a lovely home, beautiful fabrics & plenty of thought has delivered the goods. My only concern is the kitchen, the vast space where the wall oven resides has a past which likely involved a large combustion type stove. Why fill in & board over such awesomeness?
I love the crown molding.
Love, Love Love it! The windows the furniture and the nursery was too cute.
This seems lovely, but the pictures drove me mad. I don't want a close up of a detail of the sink unless I've already seen a wider picture showing how the sink integrates into the rest of the kitchen. I don't want a picture of half a chair and a basket. I don't want to just see corners and bits and bobs. I want a sense of how all of those corners and stuff relate to one another.
An absolutely beautiful home! I love the colors; it projects a feeling of calmness, yet it's not at all dull. I also love how the color flow through the entire home, that is something that I am working on myself and just seeing these pictures greatly inspired me. Just love it all. Very well done!
I've often seen this in in houses in the UK. They don't use storm doors (esp. in the city) the way we do in the US, and the older doors are often very drafty.
What a beautiful home! I love all the fabrics and that Madeleine Weinrib rug is gorgeous.
Its very...blue gray and gold. Its a lot to change when you get bored. I got bored pretty quick.
Does anyone know where the sky blue bird print is from?
The nursery decals are from Belle and Boo, a UK company selling their own illustrated children's items. Very cute and nostalgic.
I love your portiere curtain. I'm in the process of fashioning one for my back door.
With regard to the comments on color, photos really do not convey the richness and depth of Farrow & Ball paint. The grays are not 'drafty and chilly' in person.
This is so great and SO MUCH BETTER than the other London home.
I love this home! I want to paint my kitchen floor too. I'm looking for some ideas on internet and I don't see a lot to inspire me.
I would like to know what type of paint you used for the floor (finish, primer?).
Love it, I could certainly move right in a be perfectly happy there. Great job!
This might be one of my favourite tours to date. I love the elegant greys and blues; the modern mixed with the traditional.
uhm, so i am super in love with your whole house.
AND I AM CRAZY JEALOUS OF YOUR BED. do you mind saying roughly how much you paid for it? i've been on the hunt for a similar one - but in a smaller size (full). haven't had much luck on ebay.
I love your bedroom. I am worried by the distance your oven is from a work top. Thanks for the tour lovely home.
I was struck by the "sameness" of it all. Oh look - more letters. Oh look, more blue-gray paint. Oh look, more hand blocked patterned textiles. Somewhat boring to me.
Stunning. I tend to love modern stuff, but this is really beautifully done. So peaceful and restful--like an oasis in the city.
That entryway is gorgeous!! I happen to love all the blue-gray and find it very comforting; I think all the natural light and wood touches here and there keep it warm.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful home. I really enjoyed The tour!
Love it!
The architecture and trim work in this place are lovely. May I suggest putting a shelf under the bum of the wall decal so she doesn't look like she's sitting on nothing?
Lovely use of stark white with blue and gold. Smart touches of gray. I wish I could trade places with the young one - it seems like a great home to grow up in!
You bed is disgustingly beautiful!
Okay...I have seen the house tour...now I am just DISGUSTED! You house is loverly from beginning to the end!
Hello! Im in looove with the living room color paint.. I noticed it said Farrow & Ball blackened but when I google that color it looks more like a peach instead of the grey blue it looks to be in this living room.. is that just the light playing tricks or is the color mislabeled. pls lmk i love love love it!


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A very adaptable breed, this dog is friendly, intelligent, and gentle. Herding instincts are present in this breed, but is a regular couch potato. Making a great family companion, this breed is friendly and his endearing personality will be sure to steal your hearts. Can be protective of their territory and family, but is rarely used as a watchdog, or guard dog as the Old English Sheepdog is very affectionate.
Even-tempered and faithful, the Old English Sheepdog has quite a presence about him. Excellent in a family environment, this breed does regularly bump, or sometimes push trying to herd the family. This trait can be trained out of this breed, however it is usually harmless. Great child's companion, and a wonderful teddy bear like appearance.
An intelligent breed displaying no signs of aggression or shyness, the Old English Sheepdog is ideal for the home life. With an even disposition, this breed does very well in a herding or working environment. Natural herding instincts are present and would do exceptionally well in country life. Protective and sweet makes this the perfect household companion, and protector of family.
Coat of this breed must be brushed down to the undercoat to prevent tangles or matting. Brushing and combing regularly will keep the coat soft and tangle free. The Old English Sheepdog is a heavy shedder during warmer seasons which makes clipping this breed ideal if not being used for show. Trimming is necessary.
The Old English Sheepdog has a rather long double coat. Outer coat should be coarse and harsh, sometimes wiry, while the undercoat should be soft, downy and wavy. Coat should be fluffy, yet not too, giving the dog the appearance of being overweight.
The Old English Sheepdog does wonderfully in herding, and is rather intelligent. This sheepdog requires a firm handler as they can be strong willed and stubborn. A variety of training methods is recommended as this breed tends to do things the way he sees fit. A range of training techniques will keep him interested and alert.
The Old English Sheepdog does best with a medium sized yard, however if given regular opportunities to exercise, no yard would be fine. This breed loves a long brisk walk, or a nice run as they were originally bred for working. Proper water must always be available as this breed has a long coat and can become heated quickly.
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DEARBORN / July 17, 2008---Oakwood Healthcare Inc. (OHI) and the University of Michigan-Dearborn are working together to transform a vacant Dearborn building into a state-of-the-art learning center housing acclaimed clinical and educational programs for kids, families and future teachers.
OHI purchased the former UAW/Ford Dearborn West Family Service and Learning Center, a 38,000-square-foot building located on Rotunda near Oakwood Boulevard in Dearborn, last year.
The building will house Oakwoods Program for Exceptional Families, which provides numerous services and oversees the care of children with multiple disabilities and their families.
UM-Dearborns Child Development Center also will move into the space later this year, allowing for larger enrollment and expanded program opportunities for children and their families, as well as for university students in teacher preparation programs. The U-M Regents approved the lease agreement at their July 17 meeting in Ann Arbor.
In addition, the facility will house Oakwoods patient-care training facility, designed to enhance the skills and preparation of front-line caregivers throughout the Oakwood system.
Oakwood Healthcare and UM-Dearborn entered into a collaboration agreement in December 2006, which focused on building a comprehensive, long-term relationship to support each others missions for education, clinical care, research and service to the community.
Together, Oakwood and UM-Dearborn will serve more families in the community and provide an asset unlike anything else in the region, said Brian Connolly, president and CEO of OHI. The beauty of this community investment will be seen in the synergy created by these programs all being housed under one roof, allowing for essential medical care for patients, social support for their families and a state-of-the-art clinical simulation learning center that will promote education and development, said Connolly.
This collaboration opens the door for the education of professionals to better serve children with disabilities, and specialized clinical and research services, said Dr. Susan Youngs, director of the Program for Exceptional Families. When the medical community for kids with disabilities comes together with the education community its a win for the kids.
UM-Dearborns Child Development Center (CDC) serves preschool and kindergarten children and their families in a program that also serves as a model teacher preparation and child-study facility for the Universitys School of Education, according to Prof. Mary Trepanier-Street, director of the program.
Working together with Oakwood and its Program for Exceptional Families will broaden the opportunities for our students and faculty members, she said. The new facility is not just a better space for both of our programs, but a genuine manifestation of our commitment to work together to provide better care for all children, not just those in our programs, but those who will benefit from the research we will be able to do, and from the education and service our graduates will provide to children in the generations to come.
Oakwood Healthcare System (OHS) is one of the most comprehensive health care delivery systems in southeastern Michigan. Oakwood serves residents over a 500-square-mile area and operates four acute care hospitals, several health centers and a vast number of specialty services, including four centers of excellence. More than 1,300 physicians, representing nearly every medical, surgical specialty and subspecialty, are affiliated with OHS. The organization serves more than 1.2 million people in 29 communities. In addition, numerous outpatient facilities and healthcare centers are dedicated to fulfilling patient needs across several communities. For more information on Oakwood Healthcare System hospitals, healthcare center locations, physician referrals and appointment scheduling, visit on line at www.oakwood.org or call 800-543-WELL.
The University of Michigan-Dearborn is a comprehensive university with more than 8,700 students and 500 faculty members offering undergraduate and professional degrees in the liberal arts and sciences, engineering, management, education and public administration.
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If you want to get an idea of what's coming for the garden, check the 2009 Garden Updates to see last year's garden in full production mode.
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Friday Night Photos: 2010 Garden Update #1 and What a Great Family!
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19 comments:
- Barbara said...
A nice space Kalyn. Lucky you. Someday I may have pots on my balcony.
- April 16, 2010 at 8:17 PM
- Lydia (The Perfect Pantry) said...
I would love to adopt them. Or borrow them. What a wonderful thing to have such great gardeners in the family!
- April 16, 2010 at 8:30 PM
- Cookin' Canuck said...
Wow! Now that is a family to be thankful for. Your garden looks as though it's ready for some great veggies and herbs.
- April 16, 2010 at 9:02 PM
- Wandering Chopsticks said...
Aww. What a great family. So sweet. Your garden updates are one of my favorite parts of your blog. And I think it's because your family was so involved in creating the garden beds and helping you with it.
- April 16, 2010 at 9:36 PM
- Debbi Smith said...
Beautiful garden! I'm jealous. I have never had a garden, but I love the farmers market!
- April 16, 2010 at 9:49 PM
- Kalyn said...
Barbara I feel very lucky to have a garden this big! I hope you get to grow some things in pots.
Lydia, too bad you don't live close enough to borrow them. Dave and Amy have a good garden at their house, so they know what they're doing and are generous about helping!
Dara, I agree, it's definitely a family to be thankful for!
Wandering Chopsticks, nice to hear that you've been enjoying the garden updates through the years. I think 2010 will be the best garden ever, with the new tomato beds by the deck, where it will be sunny all day. Can't wait!
Debbi, thanks. I love having a garden, but if I didn't have a garden space I think I'd go to the farmers market every week.
- April 17, 2010 at 7:01 AM
- Ann Flower said...
Nice blog. Hardwork always pay. Expecting the picture of blooms in your garden on your upcoming blog.
- April 17, 2010 at 10:48 AM
- T.W. Barritt at Culinary Types said...
How exciting to see the 2010 garden come to life, and have the help of such a great team! Can't wait to see what you harvest!
- April 17, 2010 at 6:29 PM
- SallyBR said...
I am so jealous! I should have worked in the yard today, but it rained almost non-stop, so... things are still looking pretty messy
I need to get better at gardening... (sigh)
- April 17, 2010 at 8:19 PM
- Daisy said...
Wow... the layout and the raised beds put mine to shame! I'm just starting seeds indoors now; can't put anything in the ground until the end of May around here.
- April 17, 2010 at 9:17 PM
- chigiy at Gardeners Anonymous said...
You are so lucky to have all those wonderful family members to help you!!! Can they come over to my house????
Yeah! Have a great time with your new garden beds.
- April 17, 2010 at 11:04 PM
- Bruno said...
Looks like you're ready for planting Kalyn. Lucky you to have family around to help w/ the yard work! I spent many, many hours this week getting my garden ready for the season.
- April 18, 2010 at 8:32 AM
- Kalyn said...
Ann, every year I give frequent updates on the garden.
TW, definitely looking forward to havest time as well.
Sally, so frustrating when it rains and you want to be gardening. It took me years to get my garden the way I wanted it, but it was a fun process.
Daisy, I got those beds a few years ago and added some more beds for tomatoes last year. I really love the beds.
Chigiy, I know I am the luckiest. Can't wait to start planting. (I actually planted parsley, Italian parsley, and rosemary yesterday, yaay!)
- April 18, 2010 at 9:16 AM
- Kalyn said...
Oops, hit publish too fast. Bruno, I can't wait to see your garden, it seems to get better every year.
- April 18, 2010 at 9:17 AM
- Deborah Dowd said...
Looks like you are off to a great start! We have started some herbs and a couple of varieties of tomatoes. Hoping the weather will go easy on them until they are big enough!
- April 18, 2010 at 7:02 PM
- Amy @ Simply Sugar & Gluten Free said...
What an awesome family!! My family is much like yours but they're 1000 miles away. I'm glad that yours can help you.
We just put in 4 raised beds for a total of 56 square feet. Not quite as big as yours but an undertaking for our first try. I hope we get our product in the ground in time. My husband bought tons of seeds not knowing how long it took to get them sprouted and acclimated to being outdoors before you can actually plant them. I decided that his zeal was so adorable that I just couldn't go and buy plants. Our spring garden might turn into late summer but, hey, I have a wonderful husband who supports my every desire. That's a little more important.
- April 19, 2010 at 10:11 AM
- Bron said...
Oh I'm so envious of you going into warmer weather. Let me know if your family ever comes up for adoption too as I want first dibs ;-)
- April 19, 2010 at 5:58 PM
- Jeanne said...
Yikes - I'd better plant my tomato plants this weekend!! Having a go at zucchini this year too, after the less-than-spectacular runner beans last year...
- April 23, 2010 at 8:43 AM
What beautful beds! Last year was my first "go" at the whole gardening thing. We found out halfway through the growing season (which is not long in upstate NY) that our soil lacked virtually every nutrient. So this year I built my very own raised beds and am getting some good top soil to go in them!
Don't feel too bad about your tomatoes. I had mine too hot the first time around and they grew too fast! Poor little buggers just couldn't go all the way! So I'm on my second set of tomato seeds! (and they are doing much better now that I'm not so crazy about the heat)
I can't wait to read about your garden!!! Hopefully mine turns out a little better this year.
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Rossini's Restaurant
- Address:
108 East 38 Street
New York, NY 10016Neighborhood:
Murray Hill
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $31 to $50
Rossini's Restaurant
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://rossinisrestaurant.com/
- Phone: 2126830135x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 11:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 11:00pm, Saturday: 4:30pm - 11:30pm, Sunday: 3:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Romano
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Our split level dining room accommodates up to 60 people on each level. The Bar/Lounge area accommodates approximately 20-30 people. The entire restaurant can be reserved for 100-200 people.
- Private Party Contact: Nancy 2126830135x
- Entertainment: Live music nightly.
Sunday 6:00 Pianist
Monday Thru Friday 7:00PM Pianist
Saturday 8:00PM Opera Trio (Performing various operatic songs as well as Broadway hits and love songs)
Getting there
- Cross Street: Park & Lexington Avenues
- Public Transit: Located 4 blocks from Grand Central Terminal
Train - MTA Metro-North Railroad
Subway - 4, 5, 6, 7, and S lines
Bus - M1, M2, M3, M4, M5, M42, M98, M101, M102, M104, Q32
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: Street parking after 7:00PM or Icon Parking located at 205 East 38th Street (between 3rd & 2nd Aves.) after 5:00PM and pay $11.00 - Rossini's must validate your parking ticket.
A word from Rossini's Restaurant
Located in the charming neighborhood of Murray Hill, Rossini's has been serving fine Northern Italian Cuisine for 36 years. The genuine friendliness and warm service makes diners feel right at home in this family owned restaurant.Continued
We specialize in Northern Italian Cuisine but also features dishes throughout the Italian Peninsula. Our cuisine is based on many long standing family recipes as well as new and innovative Italian presentations.
Our menu offers a wide variety of pasta, chicken, veal and fish dishes or our chef will prepare your favorite dish if you don't see it on the menu.
The large chairs and roomy interior provides an ambiance that is perfect for the important business lunch or the intimate romantic dinner.
We specialize in Northern Italian Cuisine but also features dishes throughout the Italian Peninsula. Our cuisine is based on many long standing family recipes as well as new and innovative Italian presentations.
Our menu offers a wide variety of pasta, chicken, veal and fish dishes or our chef will prepare your favorite dish if you don't see it on the menu.
The large chairs and roomy interior provides an ambiance that is perfect for the important business lunch or the intimate romantic dinner.
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Rossini's Restaurant reviews from OpenTable diners
126 reviews since July 3, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (74)special occasion (56)romantic (53)fit for foodies (37)good for groups (27)notable wine list (23)great for lunch (20)late-night find (8)vibrant bar scene (5)kid-friendly (2)hot spot (1)scenic view (1)Show More
- Very happyOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/25/2014I heard Rossini's was good, but it went above and beyond what I was told. My wife and I had an excellent time there and the food was delicious, especially the Spaghetti alla Carbonara and Napoleon cake. . The wine list was very impressive and we had an amazing Super Tuscan for only $50. When my family comes to visit from Georgia, I will definitely bring them to Rossini's to have an authentic NY dining experience.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/25/2014We visited Rossini's during a recent anniversary trip to NYC. We made an online booking about a month in advance and we were not disappointed. The ambiance, service and food were all excellent and made for a very special evening. The live opera singers on the Saturday night we were there added to the special evening and we left with many great memories.Special Features:
- disasterExperiencedVIPDined on 10/23/2014we called to double check that it would be quiet and no music would be playing. The live music began shortly after we were seated. could not hear a thing. We left without eating. This place is for the birds. There is no noise level indication for deafening so I put energetic.
- Old School ClassnycLeifDined on 10/22/2014great service started at the coat check. Huge back room with live piano music. Good Italian food. Take your parents and grandparents here. I will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DAS22Dined on 10/20/2014Our new favorite Italian restaurant in the city! Not touristy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/18/2014We really enjoyed this dining experience - very friendly greeting on arrival and the cordial dining captains and wait staff - the dinners were outstanding. Cap the evening off with live entertainment which includes a nice mix of classics and broadway show tunes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Old School Dining ExperienceJMNYCVIPDined on 10/18/2014with music to boot! There aren't many places like this anymore.Special Features:
- Old School ItalianTadghDined on 10/12/2014Rossinis is something you don't find anymore - old school, New York, red sauce Italian done very well. And the service is excellent and the dining room spacious and quiet. The wine list is good and well-priced. A great neighborhood find.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great overallNJSpeedDined on 9/26/2014As always my guests and I had a great time at Rossini's. I normally go with some out of town family when they come to town. We went on Friday this time so only had the piano player and not the duet with singer. Service was great and the entrees were wonderful. While the appetizers were good they were a little small. The stuffed mushrooms (one per for my uncle and I when splitting the app) tasted great with a flavorful red sauce to go I just wish I had 2-3 for each of us. Service was wonderful and attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Really had a great timeannmarieVIPDined on 9/25/2014My anniversary dinner couldn't be better my food was delicious my wine superb and service was excellent.Special Features:
- WonderfulCMJ8VIPDined on 9/24/2014A fantastic dinner! All restaurants should be like this.Special Features:
- JbOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/18/2014Very good Italian. Staff willing to meet special requests: we asked for off the menu item and they met it. Also enjoyed the live piano music.Special Features:
- great placeStevieDined on 9/18/2014everything was wonderful, I enjoyed food, atmosphere and serviceSpecial Features:
- Great food and serviceShorelineFoodieVIPDined on 9/10/2014The ambiance, food, and service were spectacular. The piano was a bit too "forte" for me. It was a nice touch but could have been toned down a little bit as it made conversation very difficult. I was impressed with the attentiveness of the servers and the food presentation for all dining in my party was picture perfect. Another point in their favor was the lavatory. I can't speak for the Women's room, but the Gent's room was clean and without cloying odors, either natural or masking. The use of individual, heavy, disposable guest napkins helps present a clean and sanitary environment. Superb find. Thank you OpenTable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KimballVIPDined on 9/10/2014The service was attentive and friendly. The food was prepared nicely, however, rather pricey for what we got.Special Features:
- Truly Delicious FoodRegularEaterDined on 9/8/2014I live in the area and have walked past this place so many times, and I could just kick myself for not stopping in before now. The food was amazing. I had dinner with two friends and we each shared our meals (chicken parmigiana, fettucine alfredo, manicotti). Everything was very well prepared and were nice proportions. We did not have dessert but the choice looked just as good. My only criticism is the pace of the service was slow and we had to ask to order and for the bill. But I can certainly appreciate lingering over a meal when you have the time, and will overlook this because the food was awesome. The service itself was exceptional and attentive. I will definitely return and love that restaurant is in my own neighborhood.Special Features:
- Pricey but worth itLivetoeatVIPDined on 9/4/2014Birthday dinner for good friend Party of 5. Food service, treatment all very fine. Not first time there. All food tasty and well prepared. Had mixed seafood over linguine, wife had salmon, good choices. Only mild complaint would be charge of $5.50 for a can of diet Pepsi . Did not mind cost of any food item- all were well worth it and expected. Avg of $75 pp all fine. Had a very nice evening.Special Features:
- tapas4loverDined on 8/25/2014really fine food great service fun lively ambiance is alive and wonderfulSpecial Features:
- Great RestaurantRayTVIPDined on 8/25/2014A favorite local restaurant for many years. The food, service and ambience all top notch. The nightly piano adds to the enjoyment.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ORodriguezDined on 8/24/2014Wonderful neighborhood place. Best gnocchi I have found in Manhattan. Great service. Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Italian Upscale DiningjeffDined on 8/18/2014The ambiance is more upscale with décor, piano player, waiters in Tuxedos and the food is really good. I had the veal chop special which was incredible. The only disappointment was the bruschetta - great flavors but prepared too far in advance so bread was soggy. The service was very attentive yet not over stated. They do have a bar in the front of the restaurant that looked nice - might try that on another visit.Special Features:
- Good food. Old school.EEsDadVIPDined on 8/16/2014We had just arrived in Manhattan and needed to eat. We were referred by the hotel. It was convenient. From the moment we arrived, the service was excellent. We enjoyed our meal, but for the price I would like something more interesting.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place for dateJoin0728Dined on 8/14/2014Loved here especially the pianist plays the song for the whole dinner.! It was stunning.! And the service here was also amazing.! Can get great Italian foods over here:)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ClassicnycadamVIPDined on 8/14/2014This is a classic, old-fashioned (in a good way) neighborhood Italian restaurant, with good food and great service. And they have a wine list that includes good, reasonably-priced choices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful, wonderful!FormerNYerDined on 8/12/2014Warm and welcoming, from the moment we walked through the door, Rossini's exactly what we needed after a long, rainy trip into New York. Food was superb, and they were willing to make changes or make an off-menu meal salad. Definitely recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unsatisfactory waiters' serviceLadyfromTokyoDined on 8/11/2014Many waiters were around, and each one was so pushy trying to get more orders. They were so hasty to clear the plates, sometimes without paying attention that food was still there. It was amazing that the tip amount was already fixed and written down on the cheque. But food was good.Special Features:
- SteinwockDined on 8/9/2014Great food, service and ambience and the opera singers were unbelievableSpecial Features:
- Restaurant Week TreatSnoozyQzeeDined on 8/7/2014I'd always wanted to try Rossini's for dinner and Restaurant Week was a motivating way to finally give it a try. It's ambiance is classy and from an earlier era, almost expected to see the Rat Pack walk in. Service was well paced ... never rushed ... and food delicious. A wonderful dining experience. We'll be back!Special Features:
- Like Momma's HousebizdinnerDined on 8/5/2014As you walk in to the bar area you may think Rossini's is a small dark restaurant. As you are greeted by Ray and brought to the open, well lit back of the establishment. Plenty of room for big groups. The wait staff is as friendly and fun as the pasta dishes are fresh and delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodHauppaugeDined on 8/4/2014I have been here many times. The wait staff is excellent. They do not rush you. The food is very good pricey but worth it. This last visit was the first time I had a disappointment. My fried calamari was not good. Over cooked. The rest of the meal was presented well and tasted delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/3/2014Delicious northern Italian food and excellent service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EnjoyableMariaDined on 8/1/2014My boyfriend and I had a great dinning experience, very attentive staff, the pasta dishes and salmon were very good. Nice wine too. Will definitely go back.Special Features:
- Rossini's LunchRichDVIPDined on 7/31/20145 members of my office had a luncheon there on July 31st. It was restaurant week and most of us ordered from the special menu for that week. The service was wonderful and the food was its usual outstanding self. There was not a hint of us ordering from the restaurant week menu as being below their normal clientele and we were treated with the upmost respect and friendliness. The food arrived promptly and served perfectly. The appetizer specials, mussels in a seafood broth, fried clamari and eggplant with cheeses were very good. The veal, pasta, and salmon entrees were outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Old School ItalianWaltWVIPDined on 7/31/2014Rossini's is a great "old school" Italian restaurant with wait staff in tuxes and plush décor and dim lighting. The wait staff is very attentive – I've never had my water glass filled so often. Everyone loved their entrees except one friend who got a chicken dish that looked like an anorexic quail. (One complaint out of five is still a great meal.) The calamari was done to perfection – tender, not greasy or over fried. The Vitello alla Rossini comes in a delicious mushroom sauce that is not too rich or thick. The rigatoni in pesto sauce was also excellent – a little heavy on the oil, but a very nice pesto. The mussels were also excellent - fresh and very plump. My only complaint is $14 for a house Merlot is a bit much.Special Features:
- Classic Italian restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/29/2014Great food, a classic Italian restaurant. Some great classics don't need to change with time.
- OK foodUncleBernieVIPDined on 7/29/2014Nothing to write home about. Very pretty place - service a little spotty. The veal scallopini was CHEWY.
- a restaurant i hadn't been totheaterproDined on 7/28/2014I usually am not in the area of the restaurant so this was a new experience for me. From its friendly greetings, the amount of waiters working was mind boggling, to its delicious food, the dinner was one that i would like to repeat. The restaurant week choices for starters and mains were more than adequate but the desert options were limited.Special Features:
- Love this place!MNYCVIPDined on 7/28/2014We have been here a few times and always really enjoy it. The service is great and friendly, food is delicious, great wine list and seating that is comfortable (not crammed together like you find in many NY restaurants).I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time but will be backRichBVIPDined on 7/28/2014Took 2 business associates for lunch, close to their office. All three of us were pleasantly surprised. Attentive staff, good lunch choices and the cannoli finished the meal. Will be backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dining As It Should Be StillEnthusiasticFansDined on 7/27/2014From the maître d's warm welcome to the well-coordinated team of captains, waiters and staff, the service was superb, attentive without being intrusive. Excellent (if a little exclusively male). We had an equally superb dinner--vichyssoise soup, Blue Point oysters on half shell and salmone carpaccio followed by veal alla francese. The atmosphere was classic New York Italian restaurant. Dining as it used to be and should be still.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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The plastic fascias are colored to match the "beige" interior found in some 96`-98` Dodge Ram full-size extended cab trucks. Check the Install Guide for applicable vehicles. Cosmetics: The enclosure`s top and sides are finished with "beige" molded plastic fascia plates with a wrinkled surface pattern. The main body of the enclosure is made of particle board covered with medium grey/black box carpet. The enclosure has an integrated molded black plastic base that is shaped to allow the enclosure to follow the floorboard contour of the above mentioned vehicles. Cup-Holder: Molded into the portion of the enclosure top that extends from the front edge of the back seat to the backside of the front seat(s), there is two cup holders (each has a 2.75" diameter opening). Wiring: The input terminals are gold plated 5-way binding posts with plastic wire retaining nuts. The wire supplied to connect the terminal cup to the woofer is terminated at both ends with 0.210" female quick slides. Mounting: Even though the enclosure will be held in place by the back seat, transmission hump and the backside of the rear seat, Ai Research recommends permanently securing the enclosure to the vehicle. No mounting brackets are included, so, to permanently attach the enclosure to the vehicle, a bracket kit (item 125B702KIT) will be needed or brackets and screws may be purchased from a hardware store. Bracket mounting requires drilling and screwing into the vehicle and enclosure. Be the first to review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. 2 questions already asked Ideal Sealed Box Volume (cubic feet)- 0.625 for my sub. Box is 0.85. Will I experience any problems? Reduced sound? [ Max Jun 10, 2014 ] 2 answers Thank You. [ Max Jun 16, 2014 ] No, you will have a little bit looser base. . .not as tight with the slightly larger box. [ RICHARD Jun 10, 2014 ] This is supposed to fit my 2000 Dodge Ram 1500 Club Cab. 1) Can I put my seat all the way back? 2) Do I have to take out my factory box that's under the club cab seat? 3) How does the sub fit inside the box? facing down? Angled? Planning on putting my JL Audio 12" inside. Would love to see more pictures of it. [ Max Jun 10, 2014 ] 1 answer We have not received any answers from other customers on your question. 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The clock is clicking on boarded-up houses, even if Salisbury City Council does not approve the stringent regulations proposed by housing advocates. Boarded-up windows send a clear message: No one's home.
That invites vandals and vagrants to pry a board loose and move in. The obvious vacancy also tells passersby that the neighborhood is going downhill. Good neighborhoods don't deserve that.
To spur the owners of such houses into action, however, housing advocates have proposed regulations and timetables that are well-intended but extreme. There must be a less bureaucratic way to help responsible homeowners deal with abandoned houses that blight their neighborhoods.
This is a more significant problem than some people may realize. In 2011, the city had 113 boarded-up structures. The majority of the buildings' owners live within Rowan County, but some 36 live out of county or out of state. The houses are out of sight, out of mind and far, far away from their own neighborhoods.
To get the attention of owners near and far, the housing advocates propose that anyone who boards up a house must register it with the Code Services Division within 48 hours and then either demolish or improve the house within six months or face steep fines. Meanwhile, the plywood covering the windows and doors should be painted to city specifications and attached with screws of a certain size.
Fewer property owners will board up houses if these rules go through. That goal might be accomplished. But don't think such regulations guarantee the owners will improve the properties. They might just leave the houses more open to intruders and the elements. Or they might tear down structures that could have been saved.
That last possibility drew Historic Salisbury Foundation's director into the discussion. One need look no further than the famed Blackmer House in the 100 block of South Fulton Street to see an example of a vacant house left to languish for a very long time. Fire ravaged the house in 1984, and it is yet to be restored. Technically, the house is not boarded up; its shutters and doors appear firmly shut. But the burned-out Blackmer House has been a less-than-appealing sight on a major city thoroughfare for nearly 30 years. The community and neighborhood have been willing to wait for this historically significant house to start a new chapter.
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Analyzing protein function is a key goal for discovery-based cell biology research. Regulating protein level rapidly in the cell as a method of accurate functional analysis is possible using ProteoTuner technology. The protein's level can be measured either by using the DD Antibody or the ProteoTuner Quantitation System.
The ProteoTuner DD Monoclonal Antibody recognizes the DD tag at the N or C-terminal of the protein and can be used for Western Blot Analysis and Immunocytochemistry.
The ProteoTuner Quantitation System combines precise control of the level of a protein of interest with a direct means to quantitate the degree of stabilization of this protein, without the requirement for a specific antibody and a lengthy Western blot protocol.
The ProteoTuner system controls the amount of your protein of interest by acting directly on the post-translated protein. Based on a tag (DD) and ligand (Shield1) technology, it enables you to reversibly "tune" the amount of stabilized, DD-tagged protein present in the cell very precisely, by varying the amount of Shield1 added to the culture medium.
The ProteoTuner quantitation kit bears a small 6 kDa ProLabel tag that is also tagged to the protein of interest. Using an enzyme fragment complementation assay in which two nonfunctional fragments combine in vitro to form a complete, active enzyme that cleaves a chemiluminescent substrate. The resulting signal is directly proportional to the amount of protein in a sample containing a protein bearing the ProLabel tag.
The ProteoTuner Quantitation Vector combines the ProteoTuner and ProLabel tags in one vector. It includes a multiple cloning site (MCS) to clone in the gene encoding your protein of interest, flanked on its N-terminus by the DD coding sequence and on its C-terminus by the ProLabel coding sequence. Using the ProteoTuner Quantitation System is simple: first, insert your gene of interest (without a stop codon) into the vector's multiple cloning site, and transfect the construct into your experimental cell line. Then when you are ready to begin your experiment, stabilize your fusion protein with Shield1. To confirm the degree of protein stabilization that you have achieved, lyse a portion of your cells, combine them with the ProLabel detection reagents, and measure the resulting chemiluminescence.
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.NET Reflector saves time and simplifies development by letting you see and debug into the source of all the .NET code you work with.
Development is increasingly dependent on third-party technologies – using available frameworks and libraries is a great way to get stuff done fast without re-inventing the wheel.
But the problem with using code you didn't write is that you're dependent on the documentation, and it's hard to debug. Documentation is often missing or incomplete, and debugging has to stop where your own code stops. This gets even worse with a legacy code base. Use .NET Reflector to look into the black box of missing or undocumented source code and start coding with confidence.
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.NET Reflector is an extremely fast debugging and decompilation tool that lets you look inside code, even when you don't have the source. Track your data flow through third party libraries and frameworks like ASP.NET, Silverlight, and Enterprise library.
.NET Reflector lets you debug third party code in visual studio as if it's your own. Discover whether bugs are in your code or in third party components, and make development on platforms like SharePoint and Umbraco easier. Generate PDBs, attach breakpoints, and debug live to see how your application behaves in real time.
Build checking and code recovery
Make sure you're shipping the right code, and that your code is protected. Check that the right versions of the right components are present, and use Reflector to look at the final code you're shipping and ensure your obfuscation is effective.
Missing or corrupted check-ins can leave you with an executable but no source code. Source code can also be accidentally deleted or corrupted, and backups can fail. Reflector lets you look inside DLLs and .exe files so you can understand how apps were built, and start to reconstruct missing code.
Standard edition features
Decompile, browse, and analyze any .NET assembly to C#, VB.NET, or IL.
Desktop Application
Use the standalone application to explore and navigate decompiled code
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Get results as you type and find what you're looking for easily.
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Use F12 to "Go To Definition", F9 to "Set Breakpoints", and F11 to "Step Into" any decompiled code.
C#5 decompilation
.NET Reflector supports C#5 and .NET 4.5 so you can decompile and learn async code at the same time.
Browse assemblies
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Using third-party technologies is a great way to get stuff done fast without re-inventing the wheel. But it's hard to debug libraries, components, and frameworks you didn't write.
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Follow bugs through your own code, third-party components, and any compiled .NET code you work with. You can see third-party code in Visual Studio, and debug into it just like your own.
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A case study on debugging errors in a Telerik control, as part of a robotics system.
See how others are using .NET Reflector to debug third-party code
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- Cory Plotts: Debugging the .NET Framework Source Code
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.NET Reflector can also help you easily work with anyone's code and simplify SharePoint development.
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Languages and libraries aren't always well-documented; legacy code isn't always well-commented. Understand how APIs, components, frameworks, and all the critical code you use really works by decompiling and seeing inside.
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A detailed technical study using .NET Reflector to see how the new async implementations work.
See how developers are solving their problems with .NET Reflector:
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.NET Reflector Add-ins
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Below are some great add-ins and tools which we recommend you try out, and there are more you can download. We've done our best to find some of the best add-ins around, but you can still recommend others which you think we should feature. Or better still, why not write you own? We have links to some great tutorials to get you started:
.NET Obfuscation Checker
In addition to the add-ins below, Red Gate has come up with the .NET Obfuscation Checker, a tool designed to work with .NET Reflector.
The Obfuscation Checker scans a directory and inspects the assemblies and .exe files inside. It shows you which DLLs and executables are there, the references for each, and information about their obfuscation state and security level.
The Obfuscation Checker uses .NET Reflector to decompile the assemblies, so you can quickly see the code in a DLL or .exe file. This lets you see what's obfuscated, and what isn't. For example, you can see how readable type names are and how easy it is to understand control flow.
SmokeTest lets you invoke any member of a class interactively. An indispensable tool for anyone involved in developing, testing and managing Windows .net projects.
Created by Wesley Steiner
The SmokeTest panel will pop-up when you select a class in Reflector. The panel displays all static members of the class arranged by Constructors, Methods, Properties and Fields. Selecting a member presents a list of arguments you can edit as input. Invoking the member calls the function and returns the resulting instance then "drill-down" into the instance and repeat the process for all members, not just the static ones.
- Simple and intuitive interface to invoke Constructors, Methods, Properties and Fields.
- Enter built-in type arguments (int, char, string etc.) as text.
- Create and edit instances of concrete classes as arguments.
- Displays time statistics for each invoke.
- Choose from a tree of derived types when creating an instance of a reference Type argument
- Drill-down into the return object and SmokeTest it
Diff lets you compare two assemblies and view the differences between them. It does exactly what the name suggests, and does it well.
Created by Sean Hederman
Palantir's Reflector.Diff performs high speed differencing between assemblies to help you visualise the changes between them.
- Choose Framework version to compare the assembly to (must be installed on the machine)
- Browse for a specific assembly
- High speed differencing with background processing
- Differences displayed inline
- Difference Viewer virtually identical to standard Disassembler window
Reflexil is an advanced assembly editor, able to manipulate IL code and save the modified assemblies to disk. Reflexil also supports 'on the fly' C# and VB.NET code injection.
Created by Sebastien Lebreton
.NET Reflector is a great tool for doing an in-depth examination of various types of assemblies and also for disassembling IL code towards a supported .NET language. However, Reflector is not designed to modify either the structure or the IL code of assemblies. Reflexil allows such modifications and is directed especially towards IL code handling. It accomplishes this by proposing a complete instruction editor and by allowing C# / VB.NET code injection.
- Alter any .NET assembly (exe or dll file) without source code
- Complete IL Editor
- On the fly VB.NET or C# compilation (v2.0, v3.5, v4.0) and injection
- Strong name removal
- Rename, delete or add types, methods, fields, events, … to an assembly
- PEVerify wrapper
Assembly Visualizer
Assembly Visualizer is an open-source data visualization add-in, created for more convenient assemblies investigation.
Created by Denis Markelov
Assembly Visualizer gives you an ability to take from assemblies as much information as you can with a minimum amount of actions. It has several components, showing data from different perspectives.
- Search for types in specified assemblies
- Types sorting by descendants or members count
- Types filtering by nature (enum, interface, etc.) and visibility
- Ability to view enum and interface members right from the search in tooltips
- Visualization of type hierarchy from base to descendants
- Browsing type hierarchy from type to its supertypes
- Highlighting of virtual members and their overrides
- Members filtering by nature (method, field, etc.) and visibility
- Visualization of interactions between members of one or more types
- Drawing full dependency graph for selected assemblies
Snippy is a light weight snippet compiler originally created by Jon Skeet for his book C# in Depth: What you need to master C# 2 and 3, and later turned it into a Reflector add-in by Jason Haley.
Created by Jason Haley
The features of the Reflector Add-in match the features of Jon Skeet's WPF Snippy (or did at the time Jason wrote the add-in).
- Attempts to build C# code typed in the Snippy Window. When you compile, any build messages (including error messages from the build) are written to the Output Window – which only shows after a Build has been called for
- You can optionally Save the code in the Snippy window as a snippet file. This is designed to save a temporary snippet – if you want to reopen later, you should use the Save As snippet
- Exports or allows the user to save the code in the Snippy window (wrapped with the templated code) as a C# file
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