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The first and last time I will mention this.
My dashboard is full of this crap accusing Michael for something he did not. These people who accuse him and repeat the same lie over and over again are looking for attention. What they want is to talk about this and the best thing you could do is…
So, since the assault rumors keep popping up again and again, and since there are still many people who believe them (because they only read one gossip article from that time when the allegations first became public), I've decided to do a little research and pull together what I can find.
March 28th 2010, Sunday Times
I'd like to point out this article first as it is from a serious source, not one of those tabloids and celebrity gossip blogs that blow everything up to show a biggest possible scandal.
First to the allegations: "She alleges that after a heavy drinking session in July 2009, the actor threw her over a couch, breaking her nose. She also alleges Fassbender dragged her alongside a car on another occasion, causing her a number of injuries. Andrews has filed a restraining order requiring Fassbender to stay 100 yards away from her and her two children, and is claiming for $20,000 (€14,900) to cover her medical bills."
The article also mentions that in 1998 Sunawin Andrews already accused an ex-boyfriend of stalking her and "threatening to kill the father of her child". Warshavsky "claimed in an interview with a local paper that the action was "just a frivolous restraining order in an attempt to extort money"." Now that alone doesn't prove she was lying then and lying again about Michael, but it already does leave room for doubts.
Another thing that appears fishy to me is the fact that she reported him 8 months after the alleged assault, which, if she was really frightened for her children, as she has also claimed, would have been quite careless. I don't know about you, but if a guy I was dating was so violent and dangerous that I'd fear for my kids I wouldn't waste a day to report him. But maybe that's just me.
April 8th, Irish Central
"Michael Fassbender's ex-girlfriend drops restraining order", reason not given.
April 7th, another article on her dropping the charges on 'Agent Bedhead'
A comment on ONTD that says Andrew's own father stated "she does this after all of her ex-boyfriends break up with her" – unfortunately no source given, but I already read this somewhere else last time I looked into this entire issue. If anyone can help me out here I'd be really grateful.
But another thing that's fishy: Lawrence Bender, producer of Inglourious Basterds, is the father of one of her kids, so that man knows Michael AND is very influential. If there had been any truth to those allegations, I, as a concerned father, would have spoken up as well.
Another thing: The incident with him throwing her over a chair allegedly happened in July DURING a film festival. The only film festival he was at in July was Ischia, on July 14th – 16th. He had a three day schedule then with various dates throughout the days, including early morning. There are pics of them together during that event (unfortunately I can't find them but it has been mentioned in the comments of another article I found) and they both looked happy – her nose looked just fine. Now if this really had happened during such an event with press everywhere it would have been likely that someone snapped a pic of her with her broken nose, or reported she had to be taken to the hospital etc. No hard proof either but again something that just seems very fishy.
Some of the other allegations (like that thing where he supposedly dragged her alongside his car and she twisted her ankle and knee and burst an ovarian cyst) must have happened after the alleged film festival incident – or at least Josef Fassbender's statement points towards such an alleged date. He was shocked and said he doesn't even know when that should have happened since Michael had been in England 'the past six months' where he had been filming Jane Eyre. So that, to me, sounds like one of the dates she had given fell into that time line.
What's most bizarre here, however, is why would she even file for a restraining order when she lives in LA and he in England? After they broke up he wasn't even near her anymore. Just a guess, but maybe she tried to make the story as convincing as possible so she could get a) the money and b) her revenge? Why did she take everything back in the end if it was all true? Okay, there's always the possibility that he paid her off (although, if *I* was really so frightened for my and my children's life he could give me a million and I wouldn't drop the charges).
There's also the possibility that the card house of lies she had built was beginning to crumble, that her father really spoke up about her in public (I wish I could find something on that) or threatened to go public, that she could not uphold her claims in regards of at least one date she had accused him of being violent to her etc. etc. In short: she dropped the charges before SHE could be charged with false allegations.
Another article that sums it up along the same lines as I have
March 28th, Goliath
So, all in all, what can we say about this? With 100% certainty: nothing. Unless there's a video tape of him doing it or a full confession, vice versa a full confession by her that she had been lying it's impossible to say with absolute certainty that he did or did not do it. However, there are too many fishy and odd details, too many little indicators that the whole story is just a giant pile of BS. Furthermore, since then the press has never mentioned it again. If there was something to it, one might think the gossip sites and magazines would bring it up again occasionally.
Last but not least: in dubio pro reo; innocent until proven guilty. I, personally, don't believe those accusations in the slightest bit.
So please, I ask you to read those articles, step back and think a minute before you without a doubt believe something that has never been proven and came up more than one year ago.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. This sick note grabbing ploy has really shaken me. There's NO need to dredge this stuff up again.
I fucking love you.
If I see one more post of people calling Michael Fassbender an abuser when the only information they have is one text post I'm gonna start deleting people. If you do your research-like I did years ago- because these unsubstantiated rumors are literally years old, you will see that the rumors have…
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Cajun Ingredients: Tasso, Roux, etc
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- Uncle Mikey Jan 31, 2010 06:28 PM
I want to make some gumbo for my Super Bowl Party. Does anyone know where I can find tasso in Los Angeles? I live in Mt. Washington. Thanks
Huntington Meats in The Farmer's Market. Roux you need to make, very easy. Let the good times roll!
Making a good Gumbo for the first time is a fairly ambitious, if not optimistic project. It's an acquired skill that sometimes takes more than a few attempts to work the kinks out and attain satisfaction. The first and foremost part of a good Gumbo is making a good roux. A roux is a mix of about one part flower gradually added to one part hot oil and stirred constantly until the desired darkness (usually somewhere between peanut butter and coffee) is achieved without burning either the roux or yourself.
Oh yeah, it's best to use one of those old cast iron skillets or Dutch ovens to make your roux and to sauté your onions and veggies. You'll need a large stockpot to build your actual Gumbo.
You should be able to find the ingredients that you need, including tasso, at:
The New Orleans Fish Market
2212 W. Vernon Ave.
Los Angeles, CA
(323) 298-9738
You can find the best hot sausage at:
Pete's Hot Links
3701 W. Jefferson Blvd.
(323) 735-7470
You'll find some outstanding tips and recipes here:
You'll find a decent video here:
You can order everything you need, including that "tricky" roux or even a complete Gumbo from:
http://www.pochesmarket.com/ Try some of their regular boudin; it's really good!
Be patient and have fun.
Bon Appetit!
re: degustateur
Actually hot sausage I believe is smoked, Pete's is uncooked. Do not get me wrong, I love Pete's links. Huntington Meats has the Tasso, Andouille and Hot Sausage. The Tasso and Hot Sausage are from Louisianna. The Gumbo Pages is a great resource and info page. I have used that since 1999 right after my first trip to New Orleans.
re: Burger Boy
Hot sausage can either be smoked or unsmoked, cooked or uncooked. Andouille is smoked, spicy. but usually not hot and adds a depth of flavor to Gumbo. Generally, though by no means mandatory, a good Chicken and Sausage Gumbo (typical) should include three different sausages, one of which should be hot. Hello, Pete's! Yes, it is uncooked and is best smoked or pan-fried to minimize the greasiness before incorporation into the Gumbo.
If you really want to get down to the original roots, a great Gumbo would also include a portion of z'andouille (pronounced zaun doo ee) made from pig's intestines (chitterlings) stuffed one inside the other into a link and then smoked. "Talk about good, Cher …"
BB, thanks for the heads-up on Huntington Meats; I'll check them out.
re: degustateur
All the andouille I have had in N.O. or here has always had some heat. Is there anywhere in L.A. that has good hot sausage that has already been smoked?
re: Burger Boy
... yes sir! hot or mild:
The New Orleans Fish Market
2212 W. Vernon Ave.
Los Angeles, CA
(323) 298-9738
re: degustateur
is it DD's from New Orleans, if so I can grab it at Huntington and save a few bucks on gas. Vernon & Arlington right?
re: Burger Boy
... don't know if it's DD's or not. My guess is that it's not. The maker is not important as long as you like the flavor. Although NOFM is worth a trip for real-deal Louisiana fare, it sounds like you can get everything you need at Huntington's. I'm anxious to check them out.
If you do make it down to NOFM on Vernon & Arlington, make sure you try a bit of their pork (regular) boudin. It's a Louisiana/Cajun staple. You may find a new friend.
As for me, I tend to Fedex virtually all of my Louisiana provisions from either Bourque's or Poche's, among others.
re: degustateur
Love Boudain, used to get it in San Diego, there was a market that imported it from NO. There is also a market, as I recall across the street from NOFM that has some boudain & savoie andouille. There used to be a produce market on Western & 54th, I think, the owner was from Lafayette and there was a butcher shop 10 feet away. the had everything and cheap, plus the produce was great!
re: degustateur
Just a small point of clarification from a native Louisianian, but our rouxs don't necessarily need to be oil; most any fat will do, though many different families will swear by one type (butter, rendered duck fat, oil, etc).
Also, I agree that you may not want to attempt this for your first time for a large group ... what with the stock and everything it's a couple days process (to do it right) -- heck, even the roux alone can be 1.5 hours.
That being said, I wish you good luck -- excellent gumbo is an art form and certainly far greater than the sum of its parts.
re: degustateur
A number of friends like Aidell's andouille but I withhold judgement.
When making gumbo, I first sauté my meats (usually chicken, duck or turkey and andouille) put them aside, then, use THAT fat as the base for a deep chocolate roux.
I also like to add a can of Rotel-with Habañero's for that extra little bit of "kick". Along with the poultry and andouille (mine comes from Dorignac's in NO) I'll use shrimp, crab and occasionally scallops. As a fan of both okra (which isn't slimy if you cut it into pieces, then leave exposed to air for 2 days before you use it) and gumbo file I'll use both. Now, I'M hungry!
re: a213b
Agree...it is an art form. As someone who taught school in NOLA for a number of years and worked in a few restaurant kitchens when I was not, it took many, many attempts to get a gumbo right! Saying this, I have noticed that Marconda in the Farmers Market has a pre-made roux from LA in jars! I have tried it a few times and while it is not as good as my own, it makes a decent gumbo quickly. Marcondas has a number of Savoie meat products including andoiulle, tasso and smoked sausage at a very good price! Savoies is a good product...there are better by mail order...but having a local source for this is important. I have tried Aidell's andouille and tasso from Bristol Farms...and while it is a good product, it is just not authentic!
Now a question...does anyone have a local source for LA popcorn rice? New Orleans Fish Market says they don't carry it anymore.
re: TravelPath
Lol Lol Lol If you find some popcorn rice in L.A. I will buy you a lb of Andouille from Huntington Meats, which I like better than Savoie's. I just found a 2lb bag in the back of a cabinet. can not wait to make some red beans and rice!
re: Burger Boy
Fortunately I have family (by choice) in Lafayette who send me the rice 3-4 times per year...and 20 pounds of local andouille (killer!!)at Christmas...and tasso ...and boudin...and I am receiving a King Cake from Manny Randazo's almost every week from friends down there...and gaining weight as I type this!
Unfortunately, I will not be in SoCal this week to make gumbo (I did make it for New Years!)...but I can't complain...I am in New England eating clams and lobster! and great subs!...something else we can't get in SoCal so easily.
...and I will check out Huntington's andouille again...the last time I had it, it just was not right!
re: TravelPath
Bastard! When are we Queing / Boiling at your place. I know a place that flies in live crawfish on fridays all during crawfish season, which has started now!
re: Burger Boy
Maybe we need to arrange an SoCal LA Chow Mud Bug Boil!
re: Burger Boy
And that place is...? ;)
re: Will Owen
Really! Try the andouille that they make at Huntington, if it is a little more it is so worth it. Lots of flavor going on. I have been known to break off a piece or two on the way home from Huntington meats. I also like the hot sausage from Louisiana, great with eggs or on a breakfast sandwich. I will check the prices between the two next time. I had done that in the past but they may have changed.
re: Burger Boy
Marconda does not make their andouille, I think, but sells some from LA. I *THINK*. Been quite a while since I was there, a situation I must soon rectify. Probably the same source as their tasso. So I could be incorrect about relative prices. I know their own house-made sausages and most of their other meats run a bit cheaper than Huntington.
re: Will Owen
Yeah, it is Savoie's . http://www.savoiesfoods.com/ That is who makes the Tasso and Andouille at Marconda's. The most amazing stuff I ever had came from Paul Pruhdome, he has andouille and Tasso. So amazing!
re: Burger Boy
Savoie's makes fine sausage, andouille, boudin and other Louisiana provisions. They've been around for generations.
re: film_score
Oh yeah baby! Make sure you have some File on hand to finish it when you serve it!
re: Burger Boy
File belongs at the table, not in the pot unless you're going to serve the whole pot all at one time. Once file'd, you'll end up with ropey Gumbo if it's re-heated. Personally, I can do without file entirely; haven't had any in over 10 years.
re: degustateur
Thats what I said, have some on hand when you serve it. I like what a little does to it flavor wise.
re: film_score
Agree wholeheartedly, FS! I've eaten Gumbo that had been frozen for over a month that tasted better than the day it was made. Indeed, it's notably better after a day or two in the refrigerator.
Another for Huntington Meats.
Make your own roux. I make it the old-fashioned way (on the stove) but I've been doing it for twenty years and can make a brick roux in twenty minutes; you should check out Alton Brown's baked roux; it is much easier.
Gumbo gets whatever goes into it. I can't be arsed to keep file powder around all the time, so some of my gumbos are thickened with roux and okra (mmm, vegetables). I don't chase down tasso but they do have it at Huntington.
re: Das Ubergeek
I saw that episode on baking a roux, have you tried it? How did it come out?
re: Burger Boy
It came out fine. It took way longer than doing it myself on a stove, so I don't bother, but I could see instructing a novice roux-maker to do this.
re: Das Ubergeek
Oh yeah, just have to look. I think I bought some at Jons on Vermont a while back. Red Rooster is also nice. You know what, I think I have seen Crystals at Smart & Final.
re: Das Ubergeek
Ralphs at 3rd and La Brea has it! BTW, Mrs. TravelPath and I just returned from NOLA and were able to get Crystal hot sauce with the Saint's logo on them...
"Who dat? Who dat? Who dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints? Who dat? Who dat?"
re: TravelPath
Ain't no one gonna beat dem Saints!
re: Das Ubergeek
I've never had a problem finding it. I usually get my hot sauce at the Vons or Pavilions on Lincoln in Santa Monica for a buck or two. Let me check and make sure it's there, though.
re: Das Ubergeek
I recently got some Crystal hot sauce at Superior Mexican Maket in Santa Ana, the one off Main and Edinger.
re: groover808
Ralph's Markets carry it as well. Not that hard to get. Good andouille on the other hand . . .
May I offer these suggestions:
1. Make your own stock (from left over shrimp casings, fish skeletons etc...)
2. Make your won roux (butter or veg oil and flour) and cook until chocolate in color
3. Use andouille as your smoked sausage (interestingly they have turkey andouille at Ralphs and Vons; seasonings are identical)
4. Get a 1 lb package of frozen crawfish tail meat (Fish King in Glendale)
5. Skip the file and opt for okra instead (file is tricky and if not used right can give Gumbo a wierd taste)
6. Cubed breast meat chicken, andouille, shrimp and/or crawfish tail meat and a little crabmeat, along with some okra makes a great gumbo
7. Set aside a couple days to make it correctly and allow the flavors to marry together
8. Don't forget the rice
9. Give me your address
Laissez les bons temps rouler!
re: orythedog
Turkey Angdouille? Which Ralph's & Von's? Thank You
re: Burger Boy
Ralph's Encino or Studio City, Pavillion's Sherman Oaks....Adells Cajun Style Sausage
re: orythedog
And it is turkey, interesting, I am there. Thanks
re: shagdaddi
I use that Pete's for a hot link po'boy. Good french bread from Normandie bakery, lettuce, tomato, pickles, mayo and a dash of Red Rooster!
re: Burger Boy
Hey, Burger Boy et al!
... thought ya'll might enjoy this "hot link" if ya'll haven't seen it already:
re: degustateur
Best Way Supermarket in Carson has lots of Cajun stuff. In their frozen section they have Savoie's sausage (andouille, boudin, and other sausages). The store also sells Camellia beans, Slap Ya Mama seasoning, and other Cajun stuff!!
Best Way Supermarket 20226 Avalon Boulevard, Carson, CA (down the street from Ikea)
Oh BTW if you are looking for legit Cajun cooking videos on the web check out J.B. from Baton Rouge. http://www.youtube.com/user/007bondjb
re: mr_jeff
Yo, Mr. Jeff!
Thank you immensely for your heads-up on Best Way, I will get down there very soon; looking to pick up some boudin, andouille, seasonings, etc.
Thank you even more for the link to J.B.'s channel. He's the real deal – a bone fide, unabashed Cajun, hilariously vulgar and possessing an undeniable penchant for great ad hoc cookery with a full serving of humor on the side.
Thank you.
re: degustateur
No problem.... Yeah JB is my idol right now!! Somebody needs to get him on the Food Channel.


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The Bengals WR corps is interesting. On talent alone, they are as good as anybody, with size, speed, and athleticism. While they're long on ability, though, they're very short on experience. A.J. Green is the star here, and in one short year, has become one of the league's most exciting players. He will be on highlight reels for years to come. After him, it's anybody's guess. Brandon Tate has the most experience, but has never been a starting WR. Armon Binns has shown a lot of ability in camp and preseason, but was an undrafted free agent, cut by the Jacksonville Jaguars, and hasn't played an NFL game yet. Rookies Marvin Jones and Mohamed Sanu are highly thought of as well, but are in their first season, and might not have the trust of the coaches yet. Andrew Hawkins is a fan-favorite who will find a lot of ways to get the ball, including the return game. The TE group should be very good, with Jermaine Gresham primed for a breakout season, and veteran Donald Lee providing a solid presence behind him. The group is very young, but should provide fans a lot of excitement. Final grade: B
Offensive Line
The Bengals upgraded the line in the offseason by replacing Nate Livings, who had fallen out of favor, with Travelle Wharton, and by drafting Kevin Zeitler at the guard positions. Andrew Whitworth has been a stalwart for the Bengals at left tackle, with Andre Smith improving rapidly. Center Kyle Cook has detractors, but isn't all that bad. The preseason, however, was hard on this unit. Wharton was injured for the season, and Cook also has a serious injury. Clint Boling will likely fill the left guard hole, and has looked decent. The bigger concern so far has been Whitworth, who has been susceptible to the pass rush, especially when he's been forced to shift his weight. If this remains an issue, it could be a long season in Cincinnati. Final Grade B-


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Reflecting the rebellious tenor of Bengali revolutionary poet Kazi Nazrul Islam's writings, Nazrul Tirtha, a new green building in this eastern metropolis, has set a benchmark in terms of use of variants of concrete, its architect said Monday.
Inaugurated by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Monday, the building, dedicated to the poet, resembles an assortment of cuboid blocks, much like the museums and galleries of the West.
The structure houses an archive, an audio-visual arena, a library, a reading room and a research centre.
Spread across 1,00,000 square feet in the city's satellite township New Town, the cultural and educational centre serves as a technology demonstrator for multiple forms of concrete.
It is wrapped in exposed concrete, a rather artsy type of material without any finishing that retains a definitive texture and gives a rugged look. This mirrors the bold works of the bard, the architect said.
Moreover, it is a sustainable construction option as well. The exposed concrete will help keep the interiors cooler.
"This is one of the first buildings to use exposed concrete in the entire structure. The whole building is encapsulated in exposed concrete which acts like a thermal mask," architect Abin Choudhury of Abin Design Studio told IANS.
"The building looks like a twisted conglomeration of cuboid blocks which essentially gives the impact of his writings," he said.
In addition, self-compacting concrete (SCC) has been used to build the seven-inch thick walls in the building which is pegged to be gold-rated as per LEED green building certification.
SCC has fluid-like properties which enables it to settle under its own weight and therefore doesn't require concrete vibrators which can cause hearing damage in workers.
It comes in handy in constructions where large sections need to be placed, like the 16-metre high walls at Nazrul Tirtha.
In another of its forms, black pigmented concrete with inscriptions from Islam's poems, welcomes visitors at the gigantic front facade.
Jagged lines across the blocks have been designed to let in optimal sunlight that controls the building's energy consumption, he said.
In keeping with the trend of bio-walls, the open air arena will have a backdrop of vertically stacked rows of plants to give the impression of a green wall, Choudhury said.
The centre, built at a cost of Rs.59 crore, will be ready for the public in another three to four months.
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so i just found out that our flat has a rooftop garden. and we're not allowed up there!! i bet its beautiful as well, it would have fabulous views over the harbour and of the bridge! we have to have lived in the flat for a year before they "assess" whether we can "access" it…seems a little ridiculous, and even more ridiculously annoying knowing its there and we can't go.
we will have to climb up the fire escape in summer (or if curiosity gets the better of me beforehand…)
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So… yeah. Here we are. February 7th. October 19th.
When I thought up this idea I had no idea it would have such a huge impact and such a huge following- we got 1000 tumblr followers within a week and, well, I'm still not over that. The cast saw our fan video, there are actual cool fan videos made with the hashtag in mind, there's that one article about it that made it sound like I actually had a plan (which was when I realized I had to step up my game, holy shit) and I'm pretty sure the cast saw the blog. Oops. This all totally got away from me, by the way- I don't actually know what I've been doing. So Winnie and Asya were a huge help with this whole thing. Thank you guys so much for helping out, I really could not have done any of this alone. Obviously. (Sorry, still not over the fact that this whole thing actually happened I really don't know what I'm doing.)
And now for more thanks. I had promised I would do this at the end of each oweek, but I thought it would be more October 19th to do it this way, today. On October 19th. The fandom weeks obviously would not have been a success without you guys, and I'd like to thank a few especially active bloggers throughout each fandom:
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And, um, I'm terrible at text posts (and if you've been following this blog, you're probably well aware of that). So… this is it. The episode airs in a few hours. We've made it. We're here.
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Just one more bearish ethanol play.
I've done quite well to date by shorting ethanol companies... ethanol is too expensive to produce, has no real barriers to entry, actually *increases* our overall energy needs vs. gasoline, and is the more expensive alternative when it comes to fueling automobiles due to reduced MPG.
Not one of your better calls. You need to do more homework on the The Andersons.
Looks like my pick turned out to be a winner after all, didn't it?Well, at least as of this writing anyway.
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Did Mitt Romney cheat in Wednesday's debate? This slowed-down closeup posted to YouTube makes it appear as though he reaches into his pocket, pulls out a paper and places it on his lectern, in violation of rules that stated:
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Excellent anti-Romney ad from Rick Santorum. One for the textbooks.
Democrats and independents in Wisconsin: remember you can vote Santorum in tomorrow's Republican primary, prolong the Republicans' agony a little longer, and keep the discussion on issues like contraception that are destroying the Republican party among women. Plus, let the Republicans pay for more Romney-savaging ads like these and save us some money.


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Question: What is earwax and why does it form?
Earwax is produced by two types of glands: modified sweat glands called ceruminous glands, and sebaceous or oil glands. The secretions from the ceruminous and sebaceous glands, both cerumen and sebum, combine to form what we call earwax.
Earwax is composed of more than 40 different substances including not only wax and oil but also dead skin cells. In fact, the primary component of earwax is keratin, an extremely fibrous protein substance found in the outermost layer of the skin. On all other parts of the body, old dead skin cells are removed by friction such as during bathing or from contact with clothing; but in the ear, earwax performs this important function. The movement during chewing, swallowing, and talking as well as small hairs called cilia help to move the earwax and debris (old skin cells, dust, or dirt) to the external opening of the ear; thus earwax traps dust and dirt, and it cleans and lubricates the ear canal as it migrates from the eardrum to the outer ear.
The exact composition of earwax varies from person to person and ranges in color from golden-yellow to tan to dark brown or even black. Scientists have not yet discovered exactly what pigment is responsible for giving earwax its color. What scientists do know is that there are essentially two types of cerumen-dry and wet-and which type a person has is genetically determined. Scientists believe that the type of earwax is coded for by a single gene. The trait for the dry type is recessive while the trait for the wet type is dominant. Dry earwax is more common in individuals of Asian and Native American descent whereas wet earwax is more common in African Americans and Caucasians. Wet cerumen can be further classified as soft (moist and sticky) or hard (dry and desiccated). Soft cerumen is more common in children and hard cerumen is more common in adults.
Sometimes too much earwax builds up in the ear, and can then harden and cause a blockage in the ear. People with hard cerumen are more likely to have problems with it accumulating and occluding the ear canal; hence, cerumen impaction is a common problem in the elderly. When cerumen becomes impacted, a person may experience ear pain or have problems with hearing. Treatment for cerumen impaction involves either irrigations of the ear with solutions that can dissolve the earwax or removal of the earwax with blunt instruments. These procedures should be performed only by individuals who are trained to do so. Many people use cotton swabs to remove earwax from their ears. While cotton swabs are okay to use on the outer ear, they should NEVER be used to remove earwax from the ear canal. Using cotton swabs actually increases the risk of earwax impaction by pushing it further into the canal. Moreover, using cotton swabs in the ear canal can damage the cilia, tear the skin increasing the risk for infection, and seriously injure the eardrum.
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Scientists create first 3-D model of curly hair
Curly-haired beauties may soon replace straight-haired ones in animated films as researchers have created the first detailed model for the 3-D shape of a strand of curly hair that can be used by computer animators and even engineers.
The new study, conducted at MIT and the Universite Pierre et Marie Curie in Paris, could be used by engineers to predict the curve that long steel pipes, tubing, and cable develop after being coiled around a spool for transport.
In the field, these materials often act like a stubborn garden hose whose intrinsic curves make it behave in unpredictable ways. In engineering terminology, these items - and hair - are all examples of a slender, flexible rod.
Pedro Reis, an assistant professor in MIT, said that his team's work doesn't deal with the collisions of all the hairs on a head, which is a very important effect for animators to control a hairstyle.
But it characterizes all the different degrees of curliness of a hair and describes mathematically how the properties of the curl change along the arc length of a hair, he said.
When Reis set out to investigate the natural curvature in flexible rods, he wasn't thinking of hair, but as he studied several small flexible, curved segments of tubing suspended from a structure in his lab, he realized they weren't so different from strands of curly hair hanging on a head.
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Given curvature, length, weight, and stiffness, their model will predict the shape of a hair, steel pipe, or Internet cable suspended under its own weight.
As a strand of hair curls up from the bottom, its 2-D hook grows larger until it reaches a point where it becomes unstable under its own weight and falls out of plane to become a 3-D helix.
Reis and his co-authors describe the 3-D curl as a localized helix, where only a portion of the strand is curled, or a global helix, if the curliness extends the entire length up to the head.
A curl can change phase - from 2-D to 3-D local helix to 3-D global helix, and back again - if its parameters change. Because a strand of hair is weighted from the bottom by gravity, the top of the strand has more weight under it than the tip, which has none.
Thus, if the weight on a hair is too great for its innate curliness, the curl will fail and become either straight or helical, depending on the strand's length and stiffness.
The study is published in the Physical Review Letters.
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VRM supersedes CRM for Industry Analyst Research? Poster by @CFerrisArt
Ray Wang, CEO at Constellation Research posted a blog post on The Sad State of The Industry Analyst Business and the Need For A Code Of Ethics attracting 30+ comments.
Ray added a reply to my comment…
Great points as usual! thanks for jumping in. Buy side focused analysts will do that! We do need some scale over Gartner but it's not size. How to scale and remain relationship based =)
To answer Ray's question, I think we need to look at online networking systems like LinkedIn operating at scale and relationship based, but struggling with authenticity due to overplaying recommendations and self-declaration of skills. What happens it someone thinks skillful at RESTful interfaces and someone else think I'm useless (there's no ability to "unlike" or descent).
Ward Cunningham, creator of the Wiki, noticed this inability to manage descent in Wikipedia vs the capability in more granular systems like GitHub. The notion of a paragraph level Wiki came to Ward and he set about bringing this concept to life. Video posts cover the development http://wardcunningham.github.io/
To my observation Ward's work dovetails with Doc Searls research at Harvard on Project VRM. The wonderfully wacky poster I purloined off @Moonalice by Carolyn Ferris captures the zeitgeist.
When a client is searching LinkedIn or Constellation Research for a skilled employee or skilled research, they want granular search results verified by experts (or at least a crowd).
Experts are really folks who can vouch for facts that often change over time, due to changes in technologies, or other factors that won't standstill.
Ward's key break thru was moving into a new pace between facts and documents: Paragraph level federated wiki. Worth noting, Bret Taylor's new design at Quip for taking on the legacy Word processor with mobile first design has paragraph level edits.
Rounding this out into a product at scale still relationship based:
A client can search for exactly what they need in an employee or in industry research. Pull these facts into a federated wiki, search for matching information, perhaps not perfect matches), then verify the paragraphs via the community using "Likes' or "Unlikes" directly from experts. This same research can be contributed back to the central wiki after the information has delivered private level value (keeping research fresh). Fitting it all together, delivering transparency of trust and authenticity customers seek.
This pattern of VRM superseding CRM is what Doc refers to (I think). Allow the customer to register what he wants, rather than have marketeers push products based on what they have to sell.


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Vince Carter is lost to us, Raptors fans. Air Canada has taken flight from Dallas, but not to finish his career in the city where the legend began. Instead, he's selected the Memphis Grizzlies, inking a two-year deal. I wasn't comfortable with the notion of Vince returning to the Toronto Raptors. He never struck me as a leader-in-training while he was wearing our colours, and I haven't seen any signs of gravitas since he left. Vince has never been within sniffing distance of a championship ring, and I doubt he's going to put the Grizz over the top. On the court, he's a useful rotation swingman, and no more, at this stage of his career. I'd rather risk the money on a younger player, but Memphis didn't ask my opinion.
The Raps appear most unlikely to add a veteran presence. The planet is desperately short of Charles Oakley-types, and anyway there's no roster room or money should one drop in from another galaxy. I don't think we need view the lack of a locker-room "enforcer" as a serious defect. While I would have been thrilled to add Luol Deng to our team, I don't know if he ever considered Toronto, and it's moot now. Kyle Lowry has laid claim to be the team's leader and, as one of our eldest players at 28, he needs to don that mantle.
Leadership is a difficult asset to determine the value of. There are other nebulous terms which swirl around players, like "high basketball IQ", and "glue guy". I like to use these expressions, as a counterbalance to those of us in the observer/commentator community who have sold our souls to the High Priests of Analytics. Look, no one doing this job can overlook statistics. I wear out various advanced-data websites before I recommend, or turn thumbs down on, a trade. But I also trust my eyes, and my gut. Do we have a fit, or no?
Our General Manager, Masai Ujiri, is not shy about how impressed he was by the improvement in the team's results when the chemistry improved. He's also modest enough to claim no credit in foreseeing the magical effect on the team's fortunes from having a bunch of guys who didn't care about personal stats, but cared a great deal about wins. What's impressive is how Masai has taken the knowledge to heart. I think he decided Vince's return to Toronto would be more about Vince, and less about the team.
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Bought a new Diversion XJ6-ABS back in 2009 & have never been happy with the rear brake. It seems no matter how hard you stand on it, it does nothing to slow the bike. I've only done 1700 miles and the rear disc is already heavily scored. After a few hairy moments earlier today I decided to strip & examine the pads & disc. No descernable wear on the sintered pads, so I rubbed them on some 600 grit emery cloth to clean them & reassembled the brake assy. Thoroughly cleaned the disc with brake cleaner. That's when I noticed the heavy scoring.
Could the pads be too hard? Any other sugestions?
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Oh dear,i expected pics of the discs/pads,
sounds like the pads are harder than the discs,
E.B.C double-h sintered pads should be softer,
i don`t like a keen back brake because it locks the wheel up,
Your m.o.t. is due this year and should be checked.
Trouble finding a card reader that works!
Tried to find out what was fitted originally but no joy. Just dont have any control when going down hill into a tight turn etc. where the front would not be safe to use if you get my drift.
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I`ve seen worse discs and that looks less than 0.5mm worn,
i don`t like the colour of the pad pins,is there any oil about?
Also is the caliper floating/free sideways?
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looks fine, scoring definitely not an issue, even new pads will bed to that in no time.
Bike has only done 1700 miles from new. Original pads & disc. Caliper is free, piston moves freely, grease on the pins is the original aluminium paste from 1st assembly. Thoroughly cleaned disc & pads with brake cleaner. Pads are dry & clean.
Going to get it onto a rolling brake tester to check the efficiency. Next stop then is Yamaha dealer in Edinburgh when I get a day off. They said to let them have a look but as it's out of warranty, any fault with the caliper is down to me to pay for.
Brake has always been useless but thought it might just need bedding in. Not got any better. Front brake is brilliant, one finger is enough.
I like to judge the brake balance of an unfamiliar bike by seeing dabbing the front and feeling the deceleration and fork compression, then stomping on the rear to feel how hard it is to lock. Not a huge fan of CBS or ABS!
Never felt it kick in on the back brake, even standing on the lever. Normally you can feel the back brake drag when it's used but mine seems to have no effect whatsoever.
Just been out & stripped and checked it again. Everything does what it should, no tightness in the piston, pads move freely, no residue on the disc. Just have to give it a serious workout when it stops raining.
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