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Want to clear the printing off of a torso so you can apply your own design decal or simply clear off a SW print from a canopy or other element? This tutorial will guide you through how to safely remove patterns from decorated LEGO elements.
Materials you will need:
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- Printed LEGO element
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Lay the printed element on one of the washcloths. Apply a bit of Brasso to the printed surface. In the States, Brasso can be found at any home improvement store.
One method you can use involves "erasing" the printing with a cotton swab. Press the cotton swab into the applied Brasso and rub back and forth until the printing disappears.
As a general rule, it takes about 15 second to remove each area of print.
Once the print is removed, wipe away the residual Brasso with a washcloth.
Soak the torso for a couple of hours (or overnight, if you have the time) in a solution of 8 parts water and 1 part hydrogen peroxide (or rubbing alcohol). In the States hydrogen peroxide and rubbing alcohol can be found at any pharmacy or grocery store and water can be found in the faucet.
If the pattern printed on the element is more detailed you can use a different method. Again, apply a bit of Brasso directly to the printed surface.
This method requires a bit of force, so hold the piece with one hand and use a washcloth to rub the piece with the other hand.
Rub in one direction for about 15 seconds.
More elaborate prints may require you to hold the piece at different angles. Turn the piece and rub it again in a different direction for 15 seconds...
... until the pattern has completely disappeared.
This is why you want to use an old washcloth. The print rubs off onto the material you use to remove the pattern.
Once the elements have soaked in the solution for an adequate amount of time (2-4 hours) you can drain the water and dry the elements. Use an old washcloth or paper towel to dry the elements and remove any residual amounts of Brasso that may still remain.


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The Geometry Center research program has a number of different aspects, most of which involve longer term commitments, such as, development of research software, teams of individuals visually exploring mathematical structures and sponsoring of workshops. The Center is built on the research programs of its faculty. These programs have flourished and interacted under the Center umbrella. There are many interconnections and commonalities between the fields represented. Here, a summary of the research work of each of the faculty members. Some of the research topics are geometric calculus of variations, group theory, geometric algorithms, and computer graphics.
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ART/ARCHITECTURE; Cage Was Not Only All Ears, He Was All Eyes, Too
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THE revolution began with Mr. Rauschenberg and Mr. Johns, who met in the studio of the artist Sari Dienes in the winter of 1954. Mr. Johns says that he met Cage there, too, around the same time, after a concert Cage had organized. By 1955 Mr. Johns was making his first ''Targets'' and ''Flags.''
Reached in his studio in the Caribbean, Mr. Johns explained that he and Cage had not become instant friends. ''John was from my point of view someone quite grand,'' he said. ''I was a clerk in a bookstore. After my friendship with Bob Rauschenberg broke up, my friendship with John became much closer. That may be because we saw one another in a more independent way than earlier.''
Cage, Mr. Cunningham, Mr. Johns and Mr. Rauschenberg shared ideas, ''but John remained on a kind of superior level and certainly far more organized than the rest of us in terms of presenting ideas, and probably in general more of an intellectual,'' Mr. Johns said. ''No one questioned his authority or attempted to displace that. Everyone was very pleased with the arrangement. I think he had the idea that some things were interesting and other things were not, and he tried to keep everything interesting for himself and others.''
What was not interesting was Abstract Expressionist grandeur and self-importance. What was interesting was the witty, earthy realism of dirt paintings and collage (Mr. Rauschenberg), or the rigorous conceptual realism of flags and numbers (Mr. Johns). And the spiritually luminous realism of four-plus minutes of uninflected silence and nondoing.
''Our intention is to affirm this life,'' Cage wrote, ''not to bring order out of chaos nor to suggest improvements in creation, but simply to wake up to the very life we're living, which is so excellent once one gets one's mind and one's desires out of its way and lets it act of its own accord.''
On Friday night, ''4'33'' '' will be performed by the pianist and Cage interpreter Margaret Leng Tan, followed by ''Water Music,'' the other Cage work aired in Woodstock nearly 50 years ago. ''Water Music''is a kind of aural collage, scored for water warbler, siren and duck whistles, a bowl of water and two containers, a radio and a pack of playing cards.
The score itself, executed in Cage's hand, is a beautiful, slyly funny drawing owned by the Whitney Museum. It will be displayed onstage, suggesting that art and music share the same time and space and that their differences are mainly in the definitions imposed on them.
In the last half century, graphic scores -- music notated as art -- have become commonplace. Music is looking more like art (and accepting more indeterminacy) and art is looking more like performance (and accepting chance and change). The graphic scores on the program are being performed by the Flux Quartet, four classically trained musicians (age 26 to 31) who believe that the world is flux and who are intrigued with the artists' group Fluxus, which was itself an outgrowth of Cage's influence.
Cage's green light shone constantly, available to anyone who could open eyes, and ears, to it. Joan La Barbara, the singer for the Carnegie series and a frequent performer of Cage's works, remembers his ability to transform others. She recalls hearing Cage's music for the first time in a performance in Berlin several decades ago and being outraged by the ''cacophony.'' She marched up to Cage and stormed, ''With all the chaos in the world, why do you make more?'' She turned on her heel and walked away, only to feel a tap on her shoulder. ''It was John, and he said, 'Perhaps when you go back out in the world it won't seem so chaotic anymore.' I was so moved that amongst all those thousands of people he cared enough to find me and answer me,'' she says. ''It changed my attitude about music and about so many things.''
Another person who saw the light is Ara Guzelimian, a composer, pianist and music historian, who was walking through the California Institute for the Arts in 1976 when he came on a simultaneous performance of two pieces by Cage: ''Winter Music'' (for 20 pianos) and ''Solo for Voice,'' sung by Ms. La Barbara on a staircase in the two-story main hall. ''You would hear one piano play a small delicate precise gesture, then silence, then a piano off on the mezzanine would play another gesture,'' he says now. ''It was a magical arc of sound in space. That was my first experience of a very different musical world, and it almost completely changed my feelings about music.''
When Mr. Guzelimian took the job as artistic adviser for Carnegie Hall, he decided to honor that experience, and this concert series was born. Over the next three years, Cage and his friends will have their say, concluding with an event for large-scale orchestral pieces -- Cage's ''Concert for Piano and Orchestra,'' for example -- in Carnegie's new Zankel Hall in 2003.
Mr. Johns, who co-sponsored -- with Mr. Rauschenberg and the filmmaker Emile de Antonio -- a 25-year retrospective concert of Cage's music at Town Hall in 1958, says that Cage tended to disregard his earlier work and be interested in whatever he was doing at the moment.
He died in 1992. Since he is no longer with us, all his moments are now.
Photo: Among the midcentury avant-garde were, from left, the painter Robert Rauschenberg (seated), the dancer and choreographer Merce Cunningham, the composer John Cage, the poet M. C. Richards and the painter Jasper Johns, in 1958. (Bob Cato/Courtesy of George Avakian)


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The NCIS, FBI and MI6 teams continue the international manhunt for an escaped British spy who's targeting current and former agents. Anthony DiNozzo bids farewell to NCIS.
6 Jan. 2009Caged
An old skeleton comes to light; Gibbs sends McGee to question a prisoner convicted of murder in two identical cases; while he does so, other inmates kill a guard, seize McGee, and take over. McGee successfully negotiates and investigates.
13 Jan. 2009Broken Bird
On a sidewalk a former fiancée fatally stabs a petty officer; while Gibbs and company investigate, a different woman accuses Ducky of a war crime and stabs him through one hand. Ducky surrenders, but Gibbs sorts it out and gets Ducky free.
27 Jan. 2009Love & War
Two kids find the disemboweled body of a missing Navy captain; Gibbs and company investigate; Ducky finds a pentagram impressed into the victim's back. Another man dies. The team put the pieces together, and Gibbs and Tony nab the bad guy.
10 Feb. 2009Deliverance
The Metro PD finds the body of an 18-year-old Marine who had grown up in the same hood where he died; the Gibbs team investigate with the help of Franks. They slowly assemble the picture, then a gentle social worker offers the last piece.
17 Feb. 2009Bounce
A man, impersonating Tony, dumps the body of a witness against him in a trial during which the impostor became convicted and imprisoned as a result of one of Tony's investigations; Tony and the gang sort out some of it but not all of it.
24 Feb. 2009South by Southwest
An agent of the NCIS dies in an execution-style shooting; Gibbs and company investigate. A radioactive painting provides clues, and an impostor federal agent causes trouble, but Gibbs and Tony, on horseback, and the others break the case.
17 Mar. 2009Knockout
Vance, using members of the Gibbs team, in Chicago works the case of the murder of a man who, Vance insists, was once a member of the Marine Corps. Gibbs wonders whether Vance has exceeded his authority. Later Vance hears what happened.
24 Mar. 2009Hide and Seek
In Navy base housing in Norfolk, Virginia, a mother finds a pistol among the personal stuff of her 12-year-old son; Gibbs and company find a trail of old crimes and two recent deaths. The gang put the pieces together and find the shooters.
31 Mar. 2009Dead Reckoning
Kort asks Gibbs and the team for help in hunting one of NCIS Most Wanted, but it's more complicated when his accountant enters the picture.
7 Apr. 2009Toxic
Local cops find the body of an enlisted Marine on UA; Gibbs and company investigate. The FBI haul Abby to a classified lab to replace a missing man, who was a target of the dead Marine. The gang figure it out and tie up the loose ends.
28 Apr. 2009Legend: Part 1
Gibbs and company start looking into the murder of a Marine. Gibbs and McGee go to Los Angeles for a joint gig with the NCIS Office of Special Projects in LA due to a suspected link. The investigation continues on both coasts. [Continued.]
5 May 2009Legend: Part 2
Gibbs and McGee continue with the OSP in LA. Rifkin shows up and interferes with the NCIS investigation. Two sleepers in a terrorist cell die, but OSP agents swarm a shop and grab others. Gibbs intercepts Rifkin and tells him to go home.
12 May 2009Semper Fidelis
During a poker game at the home of the SecNav, an ICE agent dies while on the protection detail; Gibbs and company investigate with support from the FBI and ICE. An invisible man becomes visible and dead. Tony arrests Michael, who resists.
19 May 2009Aliyah
Ziva finds Tony and Michael on a floor; Michael dies soon afterward; the next morning her pad explodes. McGee and Abby find answers. Vance, Gibbs, Tony, and Ziva go to Tel Aviv; Ziva remains, and the others return; Ziva runs into trouble.
22 Sep. 2009Truth or Consequences
Having not heard anything from Ziva, Gibbs, Tony, McGee, and Abby wonder; each starts sniffing and digging; they trace her to Somalia. Gibbs, Tony, and McGee go there; Tony and McGee become caught; Gibbs springs them all; they all go home.
29 Sep. 2009Reunion
Three men die during what they called a bachelor party; one was a Marine staff sergeant; Gibbs and company investigate. The clues lead to a cop, who later dies. The gang find the pieces and put them together; Ziva rejoins the team.
6 Oct. 2009The Inside Man
A critic of the NCIS has severely complained about an alleged cover-up of the death of a Naval officer; the griper falls to his death; both the NCIS and the Metro PD investigate; the Gibbs team figure it out. Ziva seeks Gibbs's signature.
13 Oct. 2009Good Cop, Bad Cop
The body of a UA Marine, last aboard a ship with Ziva, turns up in a shrimping net in the Indian Ocean. Vance flags Ziva's application while he questions her. Mossad and more bodies appear. Ziva and Abby tell all. Gibbs puts Ziva to work.
20 Oct. 2009Code of Conduct
A Marine, a practical joker, dies, apparently by suicide by carbon monoxide; Gibbs and company investigate; Ducky rules out suicide, and Abby confirms. Tony starts to arrest the widow, but Gibbs stops him. The gang put the pieces together.
3 Nov. 2009Outlaws and In-Laws
Gibbs's boat, which he gave to Franks, drifts, with two bodies aboard, into the Naval Station at San Diego. Vance and the team investigate. Franks and two relatives show up at Gibbs's house. The gang solve the case and make an arrest.
10 Nov. 2009Endgame
Two runners at the US Naval Academy find an unattended car and the body of a civilian physician; Gibbs and company investigate; Vance recognizes the MO of a North Korean woman assassin. The gang find the pieces, and everything works out.
17 Nov. 2009Power Down
A woman Naval officer dies during a break-in at an ISP facility in or near Washington, DC, then electric power goes down throughout the entire metro area; Gibbs and company investigate in the dark; they solve the case and grab the bad guy.
24 Nov. 2009Child's Play
A dead Marine's day job at a government think tank leads Gibbs and the team into the life of a 12-year-old prodigy who may be the killer's next target.


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It's hard to imagine who USC would get to replace the megawatt presence that Pete Carroll became in his nine seasons as coach of the Trojans.
Then again, it was hard to imagine Carroll ever becoming as successful as he did when he succeeded Paul Hackett in 2000 after a middling stint in the NFL.
After Carroll's farewell press conference at Heritage Hall Monday, that question is no longer a hypothetical one, but the most pressing issue on athletic director Mike Garrett's agenda.
The early frontrunner, Oregon State's Mike Riley, pulled out of the race Sunday night by agreeing to a three-year extension to stay in Corvallis, Ore.
On Monday Garrett zeroed in on Jaguars head coach and former USC All-American Jack Del Rio while several influential boosters and alumni pushed him to consider Washington coach Steve Sarkisian, according to university sources.
Reached on his cell phone late Monday night, Sarkisian said that no one from USC had contacted him and reiterated that he was happy at Washington.
"There's nothing to talk about," Sarkisian said. "I haven't talked to anybody."
A prominent USC source said Monday that the school hopes to move quickly in this search and have something accomplished by the end of the week.
Who else is on Garrett's list? Here are some of the names you are likely to hear a lot of in the next few days.
Jack Del Rio, Jacksonville Jaguars
By far the hottest name in USC circles on Monday. The former All-American linebacker at USC (1981-84) is interested in the job, but is in a bit of hot water in his current job after the Jaguars went 7-9 after going 5-11 the season before that. Del Rio reportedly has a meeting scheduled with Jaguars owner Wayne Weaver on Tuesday in which his future with the team could be decided. Jacksonville would owe him $15 million if it fires him, which is a lot of money for a team struggling to fill its stadium. That figure could be lessened if Del Rio leaves to take the USC job.
Steve Sarkisian, Washington
The former wunderkind offensive coordinator for the Trojans went 5-7 in his first season with the Huskies. One of those five wins was a huge upset of USC on Sept. 19. He recruited a lot of the current team, is a charismatic leader and could step right in for Carroll without much disruption. The question is whether he would leave Seattle after just one year. In radio interviews Friday, Sarkisian said he already had his dream job, at the University of Washington. Still, his name keeps coming up in USC circles as alumni and boosters think fondly of the West Torrance High graduate.
Herm Edwards, former Chiefs/Jets coach
Personable and charismatic Edwards reminds a lot of people of Carroll both in style and substance: an enthusiastic ex-NFL coach who would instantly make a great recruiter but has little experience at the college level.
Edwards' name picked up a lot of steam among prominent USC boosters and alumni this weekend. Although his background is in the NFL, he did begin his career as an assistant at San Jose State from 1987 to '89.
His primary recruiting area was Los Angeles. If hired, he would be USC's first African-American head football coach.
Jim Harbaugh, Stanford
The fiery Stanford coach has been one of the hottest coaching commodities this offseason, drawing interest from Notre Dame and Kansas before signing a three-year extension to stay at Stanford. USC officials are known to think highly of the brash former NFL quarterback even though he makes controversial statements at times. When reached on his cell phone by ESPNLosAngeles.com on Monday afternoon, Harbaugh declined to comment on whether he would be interested, saying simply, "I don't usually talk about any other job but my own."
Norm Chow, UCLA offensive coordinator
The offensive guru has never been a head coach, so why should the Trojans take a chance on him to replace Carroll? For starters, Chow's image is spotless, his reputation around USC is favorable, and the administration and fan base have a level of familiarity with him from his successful stint as offensive coordinator from 2001 to '04. After the uncertainty and possible mess that Carroll is leaving behind at Troy, a clean reputation could count for a lot.
DeWayne Walker, New Mexico State
A source close to the New Mexico State coach said he definitely would be interested in the USC job. Although Walker is well-regarded by USC officials, he also is relatively green in terms of experience. This season was his first as a head coach, and the Aggies went just 3-10. Still, USC loves his passion and personality. He already has proved himself as a recruiter at both USC and UCLA and as a defensive coordinator. If hired, he would be USC's first African-American head football coach.
Jeff Fisher, Tennessee Titans
Vince Young is finally looking like an NFL quarterback; Chris Johnson rushed for 2,000 yards; and the Titans ended the season as one of the hottest teams in the league. So why would Fisher even entertain this job? He probably won't. Despite the allure of returning to his alma mater, the timing isn't right for the former USC cornerback (1977-80).
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Certainty—Chapter Four: The StoneCertaintyby Liane Merciel ... Chapter Four: The StoneJelani, Adrun, with me, I said. The rest of you, keep going. Whatever the scout had found had terrified the man, and I didn't want his panic spreading to the others. ... Found tracks, the scout said when we were out of the others' earshot. Followed them. He thrust a hand forward, jerkily, as if to hurl the memory away. ... I was about to ask how he had spotted tracks on the tundra when I saw them myself: a line of booted prints sunk deep...
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Is that the FCC and DoJ will approve the Softbank acquisition of 70% of Sprint and Sprint-SB's takeout of Clearwire. There is fair chance that stockholders will get a marginal improvement in the debacle take-out price that is somewhere between $4 and the $6.30 price (Kellett asserted valuation). My guess is $4.50.
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That CLWR will see a late game white knight or for Crest or other party to step in with enough cash to change the game.. 1%... in other words zero chance. Crest is just playing the arbitrage between the current and offered price of $2.97 and chance of nudging it higher. They are fooling themselves if they think they can gain control or force the issue much beyond getting at most $5.50 imo... still if they get $4.50 it will be worthwhile... about a 60% gain on their overall investment within a year.
The class action suites can serve as a way to put pressure on SB-Sprint to increase the price by causing defections in the ranks, making the threat of that diminished. The case is tenuous imo; shareholders have a right to feel that they assumed risk for which the rewards are being yanked out from under them. However, the company has been working on going bankrupt for a long time under the plan that gave Sprint a leveraged position in the operations and control of the spectrum. When is comes down to it, Sprint's position is that "Yes it isn't fair because business, the economy, the world is not 'fair'. Clearwire agreed to the deal of the cards and we were forced to patch them up financially, so we acquired them. Even the timing was out of our complete control your honor: competitors are not buying what Clearwire is selling and they are preparing to compete on a playing field that requires Sprint-Softbank to commit higher capital to build closely integrated networks. Yes, its not fair, but we have to deal with it - Clearwire is an unfair burden that we are forced to turning into more of an asset." Odds of a class action getting more than $5.50 next to nothing imo. Chance that the law firm will get millions to go away, maybe 45%.. leaving shareholders who took part with ~$4.5.
Odds that the SB-S acquisition will be thwarted? The circumstances are still in a bit of flux but I think the odds remain very good. The FCC will approve - 95% certain. The DoJ will approve - 90% certain. Chances that the scuttlebutt over the take-out of Clearwire will cause delays or shuttle the deal, low because the approvals can be made with either outcome considered as acceptable.. with or without Clearwire the deal gets approved and little mouse Clearwire gets stepped on as far as common shareholders are concerned... but rides up on the backs of Sprint & Softbank in the broader, longer term picture..
I would agree with you except, why would Sprint give $80M /month to Clearwire in exchange for 53M shares/month from January to October 2013 given that SB merger with Sprint should be finalized by June 2013. I would think Sprint-Clearwire merger to take place soon thereafter with votiing sometime before September 2013.
Based on the actual share count including those of the Partner's Sprint will reach a total of approximately little over 73% of outstanding shares by October 2013 (after converting B to A) which is about 30M-40M shares shy of completing the Clearwire merger. If Crest and Kellett would be successful in blocking the merger and that Softbank-Sprint would presumably raise their offer as you've suggested then why would Sprint even bother to finance Clearwire past June 2013 with an $800M convertible that will be exchanged to 533M shares?
The only conclusion I can reach is Softbank and Sprint has already anticipated that Crest, Kellett, and others will defy the offer and vote "no" but Sprint-Softbank have already made that provision and tucked away many shares through their institution's ally 'Credit Suisse' (do you remember Google + TWC shares, where did they go?)
Sprint Softbank made the deal to get this in motion and lock out the chances for a less favorable situation to occur. I don't think they would view having to pay out $4.50 vs. $3 as that major of a consequence... it is minor in the long run and amounts to only a few pennies per POP that they plan to supply with a higher capacity network than their competitors over the course of the next five years. SB-S have, as you mentioned, accounted for C and K's moves or potential class actions and set on a course that looks to gain control regardless.
That places the counter moves in a position that Sprint-SB can now deal with the likely outcomes. Depending on how these evolve, they can either fight them through or reach a settlement that locks up additional blocks of shares. I won't place odds on that for probably a few weeks or until more is known.
This is about to the point that my interest in the outcome of the efforts to press SB-S on CW are becoming irrelevant. I didn't own shares during the decline so have no skin in this game. And I don't think this will make any difference in the long run, but remains a loose issue worth following from the sidelines.
What becomes of more interest is what SB-S will plan to do with their/CW's combined resources and how that will play in the field of competition, devices, network topologies, vertical markets/cloud 4G, etc. ..ie the interest in Clearwire has always been based on the potential of harnessing the new gen technology to shake up the competitive space. Even though Clearwire's experience casts a shadow on that potential, I think Softbank-S will redeem it. With few details of their plans yet available, there are indications of the time-line etc. that fits with a future road map for build-out of a comprehensive plan starting with S's current networks that will be ready for a thrust into 2.6GHz that reaches momentum in 2014-15 time frame.
Will AT&t join the chorus and support the CLWR common shareholders agressive push back? Will S-SB meet in the middle with a PPS bump to calm things down ? We all know now that Hesse and Son REALLY need the CLWR 2.5 ghz prize.... Who will blink?


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In this paper we explore how recent technologies can improve the security of optical networks. In particular, we study how to use quantum key distribution (QKD) in common optical network infrastructures and propose a method to overcome its distance limitations. QKD is the first technology offering information theoretic secret-key distribution that relies only on the fundamental principles ofquantum physics. Point-to-point QKD devices have reached a mature industrial state; however, these devices are severely limited in distance, since signals at the quantum level (e.g., single photons) are highly affected by the losses in the communication channel and intermediate devices. To overcome this limitation, intermediate nodes (i.e., repeaters) are used. Both quantum-regime and trusted, classical repeaters have been proposed in the QKD literature, but only the latter can be implemented in practice. As a novelty, we propose here a new QKD network model based on the use of not fully trusted intermediate nodes, referred to as weakly trusted repeaters. This approach forces the attacker to simultaneously break several paths to get access to the exchanged key, thus improving significantly the security of the network. We formalize the model using network codes and provide real scenarios that allow users to exchange secure keys over metropolitan optical networks using only passive components. Moreover, the theoretical framework allows one to extend these scenarios not only to accommodate more complex trust constraints, but also to consider robustness and resiliency constraints on the network.
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...but who's this foreigner disrupting the established order of things? Kilcho–man?! I guess we'll just have to settle this the Harry Hill way...
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The day ended with a game of Islay-opoly where three people landed on Caol Ila at the same time at one point (apt).
That morning we had headed over to Port Askaig, to that very distillery, to continue the search for our lost dog Peaty...
Have you seen him?
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Bruichladdich Day had a Hawaii Five-O theme, with Laddie Five-O celebrating Jim McEwan's 50th year in the whisky business! A themed day! Fantastic, let's get involved!
Now, how does one go about dressing as Hawaii Five-O?... 1970s suits?... It struck us that there was another Hawaii-based investigator with a fantastic theme tune who would provide some much more satisfying fancy dress...
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Fèis Ìle 2013. Here. We. Come.
We set off for the Islay whisky festival on Thursday morning with Benedict and myself in one car, Cat and Monsieur Vachon in the Malt Mobile and a rendezvous set for that evening in Edinburgh, our port of call for the night. Successfully avoiding Ben's extensive heavy metal collection, we were free to discuss vital musical questions such as "Exactly how many years have the ladies loved cool James for now?". Vital, pressing questions.
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Hot on the heels of Talisker Storm comes another no age statement whisky from the very same distillery: Talisker Port Ruighe.
So, what's the story with Port Ruighe? Wouldn't you like to know? Well, it's pronounced Portree, as in the largest town on the Isle of Skye, with 'Port Ruighe' being an old Gaelic spelling. The town is based around a large natural harbour, which has been key for business and trade for centuries and latterly has featured some of them there brightly coloured buildings made infamous by a certain children's television programme. The other thing you need to know is that they have their own top flight (see what I did there) Quidditch team, the Prides, that compete in the British and Irish Quidditch League.
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The second World Whisky Day™, organised by Aberdeen University student Blair Bowman, is just around the corner. A new date of Saturday 18th May has been chosen for this year's celebrations, a date that Blair hopes one day could even become a national holiday in Scotland.
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You may have already heard the exciting news that The Glenlivet have launched a brand new expression without revealing any tasting notes or cask details – even the bottle is blacked out so that you can't see the whisky until you first pour some out into your chosen glass! It's a totally blind release, the first of its kind and it will take a chap of steel to unravel its mysteries.
The Glenlivet Alpha is available now from Master of Malt, and with only 3,350 available worldwide (600 in the UK), make sure to grab one before it's too late – we expect these to sell at a colossal velocity. Once you have your bottle you can begin The Glenlivet's interactive sensory journey to discover its secrets, testing yourself or learning more about Single Malt Scotch Whisky along the way.
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After poring over the entries from our recent caption competition, wherein the winner was promised a full bottle of Clynelish whisky from That Boutique-y Whisky Company, we were a bit stumped (or chimped).
We struggled to choose just one entry; there were so many outrageous images to choose from (some more so than others)! We finally caved and decided that though there can only be one champion, there were a few entries that deserved honourable mentions (and drams). Still, there can only be one, and there was one that was truly more evolved (wink!) than the rest.
So, without further ado...
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Just before we officially launched 'That Boutique-y Whisky Company' in the UK (and beyond), we packed up the Mini Malt Mobile (aka Ben's car, complete with boxes upon boxes of Scotch whisky, suitcases, and a ukulele), piled in, and took to the motorways and Channel to get to Maltstock, a yearly whisky festival in the Netherlands.
Pitched as "the relaxed whisky weekend" it is—indeed—"relaxing". Akin to a summer camp for whisky enthusiasts, the weekend is packed with music, bonfires, whisky masterclasses, whisky-themed games, a whisky quiz, and a veritable overdose (if that can be said) of food and friends. This was our third year in attendance, and believe me, it lives up to the hype. By the end, we were all a bit like newborn fawns: blinking in the sun and staggering gingerly about the place. We've got a flock of photos below to give you, dear reader, a taste of some of the activities to be had. A picture is worth a thousand words, they say…
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As Ian McCulloch certainly didn't say:
We've been up to Filliers terrace,
To see what's a-happening...
They're mixing up the medici-i-i-ine (Note – not medicine #drinkaware)
And we did like the taste!
The Filliers family have been making jenever near Deinze, not far from Ghent, for more than five generations dating back to the 19th century. More recently, they became the producers of the first double still Belgian whisky, and even more recently, Master of Malt made their fine products available in the UK retail market for the first time ever!
Zonder dank. (That's Flemish for you're welcome.)
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"Naquin the Chef looks determined without being ruthless. Something heroic in his manner. There's a courage about him. Comes across so calm. Acts like he has a dream. Full of passion. Well, you know why. Knock homers out of the box all the time. Pitches know his repertoire, big fly. Yeah, straight up, Naquin mess your whole team up. It's for real though, ball connect with stick, ditto. We could trade places, ball lifted run around the bases. Word up, peace, infatuated redfaces." I almost didn't write the title of the Naquin the Chef song, Infatuated Redfaces, but then I was like, "There's a team named Redskins and a mascot named Chief Wahoo, I think I'm all right." Yesterday, Tyler Naquin kept it going with the insane run he's been on — 3-for-4, 6 RBIs with two homers (11, 12). He now has six homers in the last ten games. That's six homers in July to go with his six homers in June. As I said back in spring training when I saw Naquin play, he had a nice stroke against righties, but looked kinda gnarly vs. lefties. Looks like a 17/17 player that needs to platoon. Right now, his power's way above that, but will likely come down to earth at some point. Of course, I'd still own him now. Word up, peace, infatuated redfaces. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
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Last Friday I presented my pitcher projections for the second half of the season. In said projections I concluded by predicting that Chris Sale would be the American League Cy Young Award winner. I put his final line at 227 IP, 23 W, 6 L, 231 K, 47 BBI, 186 HA, 82 ER. Sale certainly came out of the second half gates as if he had read my post. There was a rumor going around that both Sale and Dylan Bundy frequent Razzball. I have no proof, but it sounds logical to me. Speaking of Bundy, while it might not have been very impressive, he made his first Major League start this past Sunday. Despite only lasting 3.1 innings, there are still some positive takeaways. I'm not sure what his exact role in the Orioles' rotation is going to be, but it seems he's going to be groomed into becoming a full-time starter. It just might not be this year. I'd also like to point out that I expressed my interest in Bundy this season back in April. On April 13th I said I'd rather stash Dylan Bundy than own Byron Buxton. Then, one week later, I elaborated on my thoughts on Bundy. Those in leagues that allow SP in RP, should take an extra look at Dylan should he be available in your league.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Welcome, prematurely balding men and five women who are married to prematurely balding men and decided if you can't beat them, join them! Make yourself comfortable, this is gonna be a long post. Here, enjoy some coffee. Oops, you just drank rat poison. Don't worry, it can't be worse than owning Chris Archer in the 1st half. Oh, you owned him and that's why you drank the poison! Now, I'm following! Hey, I'm supposed to be leading! Before we get into the top 100 for the 2nd half of 2016 fantasy baseball, let's just be glad our 18-year-old selves can't see us now, we'd get beat up! But our twelve-year-old selves would think we're the coolest! So, as with all of the other 2016 fantasy baseball rankings, take this list with a grain of salt. If you need a 2nd baseman, but an outfielder is above him that doesn't mean you can't trade that outfielder for that 2nd baseman. Also, things change in fantasy baseball. Daily. I could put Bryce Harper number two on the top 100 list for the second half of 2016 and he could pull a–Well, we won't even mention an injury with Bryce. Why soil a good thing, ya know? This list is a road map for where I think guys are valued. It's not the Holy Grail in the Church of Grey, that would be my mustache. This list is NOT (caps for emphasis, not aesthetics) where I see guys ending up if you were to take their first half and combine it with the 2nd half. This is simply a list of the top hundred fantasy baseball players if you were to pick them up today. So while David Price did not have the greatest first half, he will appear on this list because I still believe. The projections are not their combined 1st half and 2nd half numbers; these are their projections for the 2nd half of 2016. I also liberally used our rest of the season Fantasy Baseball Player Rater. That's right, we have a Player Rater that tells you what players will do. It's like that camera from The Twilight Zone. Welcome to the future! Anyway, here's the top 100 for fantasy baseball for the 2nd half of 2016:Please, blog, may I have some more?
After swinging a deal for Aaron Hill on Wednesday, the Red Sox have beefed up their bullpen trading for Brad Ziegler. Ziegler was rocking a 2.82 ERA, 1.46 WHIP and 18 saves with Arizona but he will likely be relegated to set up duty in Bean town. This is not to say his value is completely shot…yet. With Craig Kimbrel crying about his sore knee, Boston may be in need of an interim closer. Koji Uehara is the obvious first choice but his 4.96 ERA and 8 homers allowed in 32.2 IP make it seem like the choice ain't so obvious. Still Koji's 46/9 K/BB ratio makes me happy, and he notched the save Friday night (after surrendering a home run), so he's the best bet for saves if Kimbrel misses any time. As for your new closer in the land of the rising sun? Tyler Clippard is the most likely candidate if you need saves or a buzz cut. He's got a 3.06 ERA with 39 strikeouts over 32.1 IP, and saved 19 games for the Mets and A's last year, but his career 57% save conversion rate certainly doesn't inspire a whole lot of confidence. Daniel Hudson is the ideal saves candidate in Zona but has struggled mightily over the past month (12.96 ERA, 2.40 WHIP in 8.1 innings). Regardless, if you need a save and a haircut, I'd grab Clippard and Hudson in that order. And if you're a Boston Red Sox team that desperately needs starting pitching, I'd recommend trading for a infielder and a relief pitcher.
Here's what else I saw Friday night in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
On Saturday, Michael Conforto was demoted to the minors. Ouch. Not only did he fall far from preseason expectations, but he seemed to be breaking out in April. Coming out of April, he had 4 HRs and a .365 average. In May and June, he hit .169 and .119 and, finally, the Mets threw in the towel just as Conforto's head was bouncing on the canvas. Shame, isn't it? Not a shame, a product of not being able to hit. I'm sure he'll be back at some point, but you can drop him in all but the deepest dynasty leagues. In his place came, Brandon Nimmo. Okay, let's get them out of the way up front. The Mets are finding Nimmo in a sea of prospects. The Mets aren't finding Drury because he's on a different team. Is Nimmo the Mets' outfield fixar? That's a clown fish question, bro. Nimmo's minor league numbers look dynamite, but that's because he was playing in the PCL, which is like playing on the moon with an aluminum bat. He had five homers, five steals and a .331 average. That seems to be his profile more or let's be generous, maybe 10/15/.280. Sounds downright Lagaresque. Outside of deep mixed leagues and NL-Only, I'd ignore for now. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
I've never had the privilege of posting Sunday, so forgive as I couldn't resist the Mega Monster Truck lead in. With truck names like Demon Seed, Ball Buster and Dutch Oven how can you not get fired up for Sunday! Now that we're fired up, let's talk about the Monster Arms that are on the schedule for today. Clayton Kershaw, $14,200 at Pittsburgh, Johnny Cueto, $13,600 vs Philadelphia, Jose Fernandez $13,100 vs Chicago, Chris Sale, $12,400 vs Toronto, and Justin Verlander, $10,700 vs Cleveland. Aces are wild today, so who do we roll with in order to cash in? Honestly you can't go wrong with any of the top 3, but I'm leaning towards Cueto & JFer, as I think most people will roster Kershaw and I love the match-ups at home. JFer has been straight nasty in his last 8 games, going 6-1 with a 1.16 ERA and 78 K's in just 54 innings. Yeah, he's back folks and he's facing a slumping Cubbies lineup that's dropped 5 of their last 6 games. Now that all the Aces have been dealt, who can we roster so we can go all in?
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Carlos Correa is a star. A heavenly body. Out of this world. I know what you must be thinking. No, I don't have an unhealthy obsession with him. It just says so right on his uniform. According to the internet (so it must be true), the term astro is defined as a prefix that means "star," "celestial body," or "outer space." The city of Houston decided to make a noun out of this prefix and call their team the Astros in order to have a team full of "stars." Egomaniacs! In Correa's case though, this term would seem to be appropriate. At 17 years old, he was the #1 overall pick in the 2012 MLB Draft. Last season, just three years after being drafted out of high school, he made his MLB debut. In his ninth MLB game, Correa became the second youngest player in the last century to steal three bases in a single game (trailing Rickey Henderson by 21 days). He set a franchise record by hitting 12 homers in his first 46 games. He had more homers (13) through his first 50 games than any other shortstop in MLB history. Power, speed, plate discipline, solid defense. Correa looked like the total package. His 22 homers, 14 steals, and .279/.345/.512 slash line in his first 99 games had fantasy owners dreaming of a .300/30/30 encore. The A-Rod comps started to get circulated around various fantasy circles. Correa quickly became a consensus first round pick in 2016 fantasy drafts. Just 21 years old, and all of the skills in the world. Upside through the roof. So what's the problem?
A player's second season is usually one filled with adjustments, especially for one as young and inexperienced as Correa. In his first two games against the Yankees this year, he came out of the gates smokin' hot (5/9 with 3 homers and 2 steals for a 2.111 OPS). In his next 60 games (April 7th – June 14th) however, Correa managed just a .240/.338/.371 triple slash with 5 homers and 6 steals. Ouch. That's Brad Miller kind of production. He's rebounded nicely over his last seven games though (.360/.484/.800). Is Correa's recent surge a sign of things to come or a good sell-high opportunity for his owners?
Let's take a look at Correa's profile to determine what type of production can be expected from him during the remainder of the 2016 season:Please, blog, may I have some more?
On small slates, sometimes you find yourself looking around the DK draft room and you have to talk yourself into someone. Sure, there's merit to my John Lamb call today and we're gonna get to them but before we do, let's look at who we're not rostering to get a feel for why we're here. Zack Greinke in Coors? Um, no. Up and down Matt Harvey who gave up four runs to this same Braves team while pitching at home? Ehhhhh…the upside lacking blah-fest that is Matt Wisler? Puh-lease. So here's me going all Brick Tamland on you and trying to get you excited about going to the Lamb pants party. John really hasn't been in any sort of groove so far this year but maybe, just maybe, his last start against the Astros gets him kick started. After having a 10.51 K/9 over 10 starts last year, Lamb has nearly halved that production, dropping down to 5.7 all while keeping his walk rates atrocious. These are not good things! However, here's the good news: Padres. Admittedly, San Diego has a surprising 117 wRC+ against lefties but there's some K upside here. Padres sit near the bottom with a 23.9% K rate against southpaws. If you're looking to get some Coors exposure, you're gonna need to make some financial concessions to get there and at $5,400, John is just that with some punch out upside to go with it. So let's move along, shall we? Here's my LOUD NOISES hot taek for this Thursday DK slate…
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You know how they have pink bats for Mother's Day? They should have bats in the shape of penises for Father's Day. "Ooh, a swing and a miss. Damn, he had that schlong just out in front of that ball." "You know socialism never worked, but penises have worked for thousands of years, depending on what interpretation of the Bible you ascribe to." "Wow, what size bat is David Ortiz using?" Happy Father's Day to all of our readers minus five ladies! Yesterday, for Dad's Day, Julio Teheran showed us Americans how they do it in Iran on Father's Day. Teheran #1 — ptooey everyone us! His line was 9 IP, 0 ER, 1 hit, zero walks and 7 Ks, lowering his ERA to 2.66. I've been saying for a few weeks now that Teheran is worth picking up. He's obviously not this good. His xFIP is 3.97, but his walk rate is down from last year and his ground balls are up, not literally. Other than last year, he was a consistent low-3, high-2 ERA guy, and he looks like he found his way back there. By the way, if you're thinking what I'm thinking, agreed, we should not allow any university lacrosse teams access to the penis bats. Anyway, here's what else I saw this weekend in fantasy baseball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Albert Almora, Jr. went 3-for-4 with 2 RBI Friday night and the rookie outfielder has now hit safely in his past three games and is slashing .429/.455/.619 since his call up June 7. Oh, hello there, AAJ. Have we met? This isn't just any prospect we're talking about here. This is a Cubs prospect. Alert the media! Oh wait, that's us? Grey covered him a week or so ago, and I've been telling you to pick him up as well. Grey said, "Albert Almora also anagrams to Barrel T. Alamo, who'd be great as a San Antonian oil man villain." Sound advice as always, boss. I will summarize in case you no read good. Almora had 3 homers and 10 steals in 55 games at AAA and he likely won't play every day, so expectations can be tempered. I added him everywhere I needed runs and average, but I also drafted Giancarlo Stanton and Justin Upton, so I'm not so sure you should be listening to me anymore. Regardless, he's definitely a player to keep your eye on, especially if you have a third eye, and the other two are busy trying to watch the NBA Finals and the most-hyped episode of Game of Thrones ever simultaneously. If you're a sucker for the rookies like me, Almora has looked good so far at the plate and bats in a stacked Chicago line up and could certainly be worth an add for his upside alone.
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