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Material: faux leather cuffs, stainless steel hardware
Diameter: 1″
Length: 10″ (for wrists 5″ circumference to 8″ circumference)
For some reason, these cuffs remind me of thick quilted armchairs in 1950's casinos. The faux leather has a slightly grainier, thinner texture than real leather, but it keeps the cuffs vegan-friendly. The velvet lining is thick and very soft, making the cuffs very comfortable to wear. There's a certain daintiness to the aesthetic of the quilted leather, in that they don't look like typical heavy duty bondage cuffs. They feel a little more casual and, I think, could be matched with an outfit for the outdoor world if you're feeling risky and feel they go with your look.
The hardware isn't fantastic strength and I'm confident that if I played too rough with them, we would have an incident of "Ely smash" and some very sad cuffs. However, the D-ring easily rotates 360 degrees and the buckle is a good shape that even if you have the cuffs notched in one of the last holes (like me), the upward curve will ensure they stay on. They fit a decent variety of wrist-sizes, but for those with much thicker wrists, it would be best to measure yourself before buying, as they don't have as great a variety as Velcro.
It also comes with a basic chain connector that feels to be about the same quality as the other metal parts, but they're a dime a dozen and Lovehoney sells them too, if you would like to pick up a better quality one with the cuffs. It's a decent length to be restrained by or to be grabbed by another party, but it could break if pulled on with any sort of genuine strength or accidentally during harder play.
When you first get them, the cuffs feel a little stiff but the faux leather is easily curved into shape and will keep itself pliable after a few uses, so they won't pinch or dig into the skin when you start to move around.
I'm always a sucker for pretty packaging and the Bettie Page collection is the definition of pretty packaging. It feels luxurious, like you are definitely getting your money's worth. It reminds me a lot of LELO, actually, with the thick cardboard box with velvet lining and silver lettering. The Bettie Page things come with a few extras and, while I can't tell if it cheapens the aesthetic, I know others would love them — a keychain and little baseball-esque collector card.
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Being fake leather, the cuffs can be wiped clean with a damp cloth but take care to not store when damp and to keep in a dry, cool place until used again. Vegan leather is also much harder to stain than real leather, as well as being a little softer and comfier on the skin and joints.
The box would make a fantastic storage or a very pretty gift option.
Making a nice first purchase for a couples' early beginnings in bondage, the cuffs are sexy, stylish, and nonthreatening but unsuited to heavier play or those who want a harder look. The free-rotating D-rings keep the cuffs flexible while the faux leather, despite not having that great leather smell to it, makes life simple by being easy to clean and vegan-friendly.
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We stayed in an apartment here for almost a week and were very comfortable there. Aditya was a friendly and very helpful host. This is the kind of place that you will appreciate if you are familiar with Indian housing or you are looking to stay in a typical Indian apartment (with TV, a/c, WiFi comforts) in a middle class Calcutta neighborhood. If you are looking for a new, pristine Marriot/Hilton Hotel type place or cute boutique B&B, this is not the place for you. The apartment was very reasonably priced. Aditya was a great host, with excellent, prompt communication before and after we arrived. He lives in the same apartment complex. On request he arranged for a car to pick us up at the airport and even with our middle of the night arrival met us at the door. Adityas apartments are in a compound of older high rise residential apartment houses within a quiet walled gated compound with a security guard, the quiet being quite a nice contrast with the very busy street outside the gates. Know that the apartments are in better condition than the building exterior and lobbies/hallways which show the wear and tear of this tropical climate and chronic air pollution/soot which is to be expected. There was an elevator to our 5th floor 2 BR, 2 BA apartment which had a view, a balcony and lots of light. There was a TV in each room and good WiFi. Nice simple furnishings. The beds were firm and comfortable; there were fans and a/c in each room. (We did not need to use the a/c in February.) Bathrooms are typical Indian style (drain in the floor), but with western toilets and on-demand water heaters for hot showers. The kitchen is also a basic Indian kitchen with gas cook stove, microwave, sink, refrigerator, and sufficient cookware, plates, cutlery etc. to make some meals. Kitchen had jug of commercially filtered water and Aditya provided some bottled water on arrival. There is a little garden in the compound that children play in. There are taxis outside the gate or down the street. The upscale Quest Mall is about 2-3 km away. We chose this apartment in order to be close to Science City. It is only about a km away or a 30 INR taxi ride if on the meter. Also walking distance around the corner to Chinatown. Aditya has been full of good advice for us for navigating the neighborhood and he arranged for having our laundry done, etc. On the street outside are little stalls with snack foods, and some other basics. We have stayed in many places in India over the years and really appreciated this apartment for the quiet and security, the very helpful host, the comforts mentioned above, and the handy location close to Science City where we were attending a conference. . ,
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It may be a quiet month for restaurant openings, but January has been chock-a-block with awards. First, the nation's gastronomes got in a tizz when the new Michelin stars were leaked online five days ahead of schedule. Then Tatler got on with its annual restaurant gongs, where Mark Hix won restaurateur of the year. "Apparently there were only two candidates for the title," one onlooker noted. "They either had to give it to Mark or resurrect Peter Langan from the grave."
Adding to her collection of a Michelin star for the Connaught days earlier, Hélène Darroze picked up Tatler's "Fabulous food" prize, prompting her peers to wonder just how she finds the time: the busy chef has an adopted baby daughter at home.
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Arduino AC Power meter with relay control
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The purpose of this project is to to provide a device (circuit) that can monitor and control the power from an AC mains socket using an Arduino board.
This will result in a device similar to the Kill A Watt ([url removed, login to view]) but without an LCD display and all data being accesible by the Arduino.
The device must be able capable of supporting the monitoring of 110 to 240 volts AC 50Hz or 60Hz
Power for all components and the Arduino must be obtained from the Ac source.
Other than for power sources, all components should use Opto Isolated devices to isolate low voltage devices from the mains supply.
Switching of the Ac relay should be done via bit changing of one of the arudino's digital outputs.
A header should be provided (on the low voltage) side of the board that can directly connect to the Arduino to provide monitoring data, power and relay control.
The preference is to use an IC, such as Analog Device's ADE7753, or similar to carry out power measurements/calculations to reduce the processing requirements of the Arduino.
Sketch code for the Arduino should be supplied to allow realtime display of Real Power, Apparent Power, Vrms, Irms and any other avaiable power measurements via the Arduino's serial/usb interface.
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As the weather forecast was poor, we opted for a local trip. A visit to the Jinney Ring Craft Centre was enjoyable. We began by looking at the various items available in the... read more
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Traditional craft centre where you can watch skilled craftspeople at work. All situated in atmospheric, 200 year old barn buildings.Wide range of quirky gifts available in large gift shop, and good range of craft items. Large farmhouse restaurant for home cooked food throughout the day including, hot and cold drinks and wholesome farmhouse lunches. Lovely gardens with duck ponds and spectacular views to the Malvern Hills. Ideal day or half day visit for all the family. Plant stall, farmers mini market on weekends and much more. Special events including festivals and exhibitions throughout the year. Theme nights and wedding/party venue too.
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Pakistani police kill 5 militants in counter-terrorism raid
MULTAN, Pakistan (AP) -- Pakistani police say that counter-terrorism forces killed five militants in an overnight raid and seized weapons and explosives from their hideout.
Nayab Haider, a spokesman for the counter-terrorism department, says Sunday that the militants were members of the banned Jamaat-ul Ahrar - which has claimed responsibility for several recent terrorist attacks.
Haider says the militants opened fire when police raided their hideout in Punjab province. Five militants were killed in the ensuing firefight, while four escaped. He says that maps recovered from the raid show the gang was planning attacks on shrines and an air base in Multan.
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Ruggedly constructed traditional Alvin American-Style Draftsman's Chair (Charcoal) offers both comfort and durability. Features include pneumatic height control, a height- and depth-adjustable hinged backrest with polypropylene back shell, dual-wheel casters and a 23" tubular chrome steel base with built-in foot ring. Seat cushion is made of long-lasting, comfortable molded foam and is 18" wide x 18" deep x 4" thick. It comes complete with a set of locking casters and a set of non-slip floor glides.
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U.S. Education and Training Policy: A Re-evaluation of the Underlying Assumptions Behind the "New Consensus A Re-evaluation of the Underlying Assumptions Behind the "New Consensus"
In response to rising wage inequality and lower real wages for low-skill workers over the last decade, a "new consensus" has emerged that questions the ability of American schools and firms to educate and train workers, especially non-college bound youth. The remedies proposed by proponents of the new consensus include implementing an apprenticeship system patterned after programs in Germany, creating a nation-wide system of vocational credentialing and increasing the availability of government training programs. In this paper, we critically examine the assumptions underlying the current proposals. We do not find empirical or theoretical justification for many of the proposed programs. While some of these programs aim toward desirable ends, other more efficient, less costly means exist to attain their objectives.
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The embarrassment which Achan's sin gave to the affairs of Israel being over, we have them here in a very good posture again, the affairs both of war and religion. Here is, I. The glorious progress of their arms in the taking of Ai, before which they had lately suffered disgrace. 1. God encourages Joshua to attack it, with the assurance of success, and directs him what method to take, Josh. 8:1, 2. 2. Joshua gives orders accordingly to the men of war, Josh. 8:3-8. 3. The stratagem is managed as it was projected, and succeeds as it was desired, Josh. 8:9-22. 4. Joshua becomes master of this city, puts all the inhabitants to the sword, burns it, hangs the king, but gives the plunder to the soldiers, Josh. 8:23-29. II. The great solemnity of writing and reading the law before a general assembly of all Israel, drawn up for that purpose upon the two mountains of Gerizim and Ebal, according to an order which Moses had received from the Lord, and delivered to them, Josh. 8:30-35. Thus did they take their work before them, and make the business of their religion to keep pace with their secular business.
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Model Employee host and all-around VH1 pal Chrissy Teigen married her longtime love, John Legend, in Lake Como, Italy on Saturday. And as expected, she made a beautiful bride. (Seriously… wow.)
Engaged since 2011, the Twitter-friendly couple managed to keep the details of their big day a secret, celebrating their nuptials with family, friends, and Biz Markie in the spot they reportedly first fell in love. Check out some photos from the wedding weekend above. Congratulations!
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Removing the TxObject define as well removing the Double typedef. Patch is somewhat long but it requires only a glance.
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Reindent the next line while you're here.
Looks good to me, but I'd like Jonas' sign-off.
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Patch v1.01
Change suggested by Ms2ger. (I did the change using sed and hence missed it :))
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Patch v1.01
For patches like this, it's nice if you can attach the script (or list of commands) used to create the patch, in addition to the patch itself.
It's easier to review the script for correctness...
r=me though :)
Thanks Jonas for the review. I will take care of it from next time.
In my queue with a few other bits that are being sent to try first and then onto inbound :-)
Bug 687511 included in that try run failed check-sync-dirs, so had to push again:
(this changeset is there, is just hidden due to the previous push to try)


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Old German Sauerbraten
|Yellow onion
|1 Large, sliced
|White vinegar
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|1 1⁄3 Cup (21.33 tbs)
|Dry white wine
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 Small, peeled and sliced thin
|Mixed pickling spice
|2 Tablespoon, tied in cheesecloth
|Grated lemon rind
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Boneless bottom round roast
|1 1⁄2 Pound
|Crumbled gingersnaps
|3 Tablespoon
In a 4 quart flameproof enameled or glass casserole, bring the onion, vinegar, water, wine, carrot, pickling spice, lemon rind, and salt to a boil.
Adjust the heat so that the mixture bubbles gently and cook, uncovered, for 5 minutes; cool to room temperature.
Add the roast, turning to moisten evenly; cover and refrigerate for 3 days, turning the beef once or twice.
Preheat the broiler.
Remove the beef from the marinade, pat it dry, and place in an ungreased shallow baking pan.
Broil about 4 inches from the heat, turning occasionally, until brown on all sides about 10 minutes.
Reduce the oven temperature to 350°F.
Bring the marinade in the casserole to a simmer over moderate heat and add the beef.
Cover, transfer to the oven, and cook for 2 to 2 1/2 hours or until the beef is tender.
Slice the beef 1/4 inch thick and arrange the slices, slightly overlapping, on a heated platter and keep warm.
Remove the spice bag, then puree the cooking liquid and the gingersnaps in an electric blender or food processor.
Pour the sauce over the meat and serve, if you like, with Grated Zucchini Pancake,
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1562 Calories from Fat 444
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 49 g75.9%
Saturated Fat 16.7 g83.4%
Trans Fat 1.2 g
Cholesterol 415 mg138.3%
Sodium 1261 mg52.5%
Total Carbohydrates 98 g32.5%
Dietary Fiber 18.6 g74.4%
Sugars 12.7 g
Protein 150 g300.3%
Vitamin A 167.1% Vitamin C 15.7%
Calcium 10.3% Iron 107.9%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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A salmis is the very essence of traditional cuisine Francaise. You take a strongly flavoured bird - senior grouse lend themselves well to this preparation - roast it in the established manner until well burnished by heat, carefully remove the meat from the carcass, chop and crush up the latter, make a rich sauce from it with wine and spirit, strain the result back over the carved bird and cook again until meltingly tender and deeply savoury. As intelligent a recipe as one could think of. Convenient for the home cook, too. Up to the point of the re-cooking, all the messy stuff and sauce-making can be done well in advance - even the day before.
2-3 tbsp of dripping or oil
1 very large onion, peeled and cut into 4 thick disks
2 mallard, plucked, drawn and dressed, giblets reserved
salt and pepper
6 rashers of streaky bacon
for the salmis
the mallard giblets, chopped
1 carrot, peeled and diced
3 sticks celery, chopped
2 cloves garlic, crushed
a generous slug of Cognac
1 rounded tbsp flour
I50ml port or sweet Madeira
12 bottle of good red wine
2-3 sprigs thyme
2 bay leaves
several juniper berries, bruised
3 cloves
1 tbsp redcurrant jelly
salt and pepper
Preheat the oven to 425F/220C/gas mark 7. Grease the base of a roasting tray with a little dripping and place the four onion discs in the middle of it. Arrange the two mallards on these, smear with a little more dripping and season. Lay the bacon slices on top (these are to flavour the sauce later, rather than to lubricate the roast) and roast in the oven for 15 minutes. Turn the temperature down to 350F/ 180C/gas mark 4 and cook for a further 20 minutes. Remove the bacon and chop into bits. Leave the birds to cool for at least half an hour.
To make the sauce, first fry the giblets in some of the roasting fats of the mallards, using a heavy-based cooking pot. Once these are nicely crusted, add the carrot, celery garlic, mushrooms and the onions from underneath the ducks. Stew everything together gently for 10 minutes. Add the bacon and turn up the heat. Flame with the Cognac and, once burnt off, stir in the flour. Add the remaining eight ingredients and stir together, feeling around with a wooden spoon to lift off any gungy bits from the base of the pot. Bring to a simmer and skim off the resultant scum that settles on the surface.
Carefully carve the legs and breasts from the mallards and put into a wide, shallow pan, preferably in one layer. Set aside. Chop up the duck carcasses with a heavy knife or cleaver and add to the sauce. Top up with a little cold water (even better, some chicken stock you might have handy) just to cover the bones and continue to simmer for a further 30-40 minutes. Taste for flavour, then strain the lot through a colander, suspended over another pan. Leave to drip for a few minutes, then pass the result through a fine sieve over the carved duck. Set the oven temperature to low and continue cooking, basting the meat with the sauce from time to time, until it has thickened to the consistency of a fine, smooth gravy. Eat with boiled potatoes turned in butter and chopped parsley.
Baked cod with herb crust, serves 4
I first cooked fillets of fish baked with a herb crust in the summer of 1974. The fish I then used was sea bass, scaled and filleted about a half hour after it had arrived in the kitchens of Druidstone Hotel, an extraordinary windswept mansion, perched atop dramatic cliffs on the south Pembrokeshire coast. The proprietors, Rod and Jane Bell (who are still there), have, over the years, created the definitive family hotel. It is a dream come true for children, their ebullience encouraged by the very wildness of the place: room to roam, the sandy beach at the foot of the cliff - where the sea bass were hooked - and a high tea as carefully cooked as the dinner for their exhausted parents.
The dish resurfaced many years later on the menu of the restaurant Hilaire, in South Kensington, London, where I was chef in 1983. As an alternative, use freshest cod as suggested in the following recipe. Fat fillets of plaice are a further option, offering the essential moistness of flesh to carry the crust.
for the herb crust
100g fresh breadcrumbs
2 tbsp freshly chopped flat-leaf parsley
1/2 tbsp freshly chopped tarragon leaves
1/2 tbsp freshly chopped chives
1/2 tbsp freshly chopped dill
grated rind of 1 small lemon
salt and pepper
100g butter
1 large clove garlic, bruised
1 tbsp Pernod (optional)
4 fillets of cod, skinned and boned
salt and pepper
beaten egg
First make the herb crust. Put the breadcrumbs in a food processor, then add all the herbs, lemon rind and a little seasoning. Process cautiously, as the moisture in the herbs has a tendency suddenly to turn the fresh breadcrumbs pasty. Once the crumbs have become tightly tinged with green, tip on to a tray to dry out a little. Note: you will not use all the mixture. Secure the remainder tightly in a plastic bag and freeze for another occasion (it is impractical to make a smaller amount).
Pre-heat the oven to 425/220C/gas mark 7. Melt the butter, garlic and Pernod in a small pan (the addition of Pernod adds the warmth of aniseed flavour to the fish). Allow to bubble together for a couple of minutes, remove the garlic clove and set aside. Season one surface of each of the cod fillets, dip them in the flour and, finally, into the breadcrumbs, making sure that the crust is evenly dispersed. Lay out on to a lightly buttered, suitable oven dish, and spoon over the flavoured butter. Bake for 20-25 minutes, or until the crust is spotted with brown bits. Eat with a squeeze of lemon and mashed potatoes.
Pork tenderloin with cream, mustard and green peppercorns, serves 4
It is rare to see pork fillet on the menus of snazzy restaurants these days. You know the sort of places I mean. For one thing, they don't use plates any more. Everything comes in a giant, shallow soup dish, into which unwatched cutlery will inevitably disappear. This would be fine for the Chinese, they hold on to their chopsticks as a matter of habit; the embarrassed gourmet Brit, however, is alarmed to see his curvy cutlery gently slipping into a pool of "jus thyme". I think people look silly licking the wrong end of cutlery in restaurants, don't you?
It also seems utterly potty that, while there is no shortage of trotters, cheeks, brains, muzzle and ears of pig on the extensive a la carte, table d'hote and menu prix fixe of these restaurants, a single nicely trimmed chop, or a slice of pork tenderloin is completely ignored. The average British chef has never been, how shall we say, exactly au fait with the preparation of extremities. So just what is it that has made these wobbly, weird and gelatinous bits so dear to the trendy chequer- board-trousered-chef?
I blame it all on Pierre Koffmann's trotter: the especially fine extremity he stuffs with morels and chicken mousse, and which first appeared on the menu of his restaurant, Tante Claire, in the early 1980s. Many young chefs who worked for the great man noted that trotters were delicious. Chinese whispers delicious.
So they sallied forth, boning and stuffing. Most have never been seen crossing the threshold of a charcuterie in any small town in France to eat a simple plate of unboned-real-and-nobbly pied de cochon a la vinaigrette, or bread-crumbed a la Sainte Menehould. Mais Non! It must be difficult pig - chops and tenderloins are too easy for the very gifted.
2-3 whole pork tenderloins, trimmed of all sinew and fat (trimmed weight should be no less than about 700-800g)
salt and pepper
50g butter
2 tbsp Cognac
4 tbsp dry vermouth
1 tbsp grain mustard
1 level tbsp tinned green peppercorns, rinsed of their brine and lightly crushed
200ml whipping cream
squeeze of lemon juice to taste
Cut the tenderloin into small thick steaks. Lightly flatten with the palm of your hand and season. Melt the butter in a large frying pan until foaming and fry the little steaks for a few minutes on each side until golden. Turn up the heat a little, add the Cognac and ignite. Once the flames have died down, turn off the heat and put the pork on to a plate and keep warm in a low oven. Pour in the vermouth and turn the heat on once more. Reduce the liquids and meat juices to a syrupy consistency and then stir in the mustard and peppercorns. Allow to bubble away for a moment or two more and pour in the cream. Bring back to the boil and simmer until lightly thickened. Reintroduce the pork now and cook gently for five minutes. Once the sauce nicely coats the meat, it is ready. Add a squeeze of lemon juice, correct the seasoning and serve immediately.
Grilled calf's liver with guacamole, serves 4
It was Robert Carrier who first introduced us to the idea of combining avocado with calf's liver. Terribly daring at the time, considering how expensive and rare the avocado was in the 1960s. In fact, one of my earliest childhood memories is of my mother giving a single, tissue-wrapped pear to my father as one of his Christmas stocking-fillers. He was most excited with his rare green pear - which formed a very different shape in his stocking toe to our boring old tangerines. I'm sure my parents would have eaten it with a nice vinaigrette. Hope it was ripe when they did.
In The Robert Carrier Cookbook (Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1965), Mr Carrier lists the recipe as "Calf's Liver with Avocado `Four Seasons'" (presumably, it originated from the legendary restaurant of the same name within the Seagram building in New York city). The recipe suggests that the avocado is fried, together with the liver. Hmm ... Hot avocado is not nice. Never was. However, a perfectly grilled thick slice of calf's liver - pink within and crusted without - is transformed into something really quite special when covered with thin slices of cold avocado, a slick of best olive oil and a squeeze of lime juice. In the following recipe, I have taken the idea one step further, dishing up the liver with a generous serving of chunky guacamole. This cool and spicy relish - which takes, in essence, the role of guacamole - tastes fantastically good when smeared over slices of the hot liver.
For the guacamole
2 ripe Hass avocados, flesh removed and coarsely chopped
juice of 1 lime
2 large green chillies, not too fiery, seeds removed and finely chopped
8 mint leaves, finely chopped
1 tbsp finely chopped fresh coriander
2 tbsp virgin olive oil
2 spring onions, trimmed and finely chopped
2 ripe tomatoes, de-seeded and finely chopped
1 clove garlic, peeled and crushed to a paste with a little salt
4 slices calf's liver, total weight around 350-400g
salt and pepper
a little olive oil
sprigs of fresh coriander
4 lime wedges
a little extra virgin olive oil
Mix all the ingredients for the guacamole in a bowl until it resembles a coarse paste. Press a small sheet of film over the surface and put in the fridge.
Heat a stove-top ribbed grill (it is not worth using a radiant grill, as this simply results in a steaming slice of hot liver) until very hot. Season the liver, brush with olive oil and place on the grill. Leave to cook for about one minute on each side, with the surfaces looking nicely striped from the grill.
Place on four hot plates and pile some of the guacamole alongside each serving. Garnish with the coriander sprigs, slick with a little of the extra olive oil and put a lime wedge on each plate
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New vs old on D800: 18-35mm f/3.5-4.5G vs AF Nikkor 18-35mm f/3.5-4.5D IF ED
The new 18-35mm is clearly better than its predecessor, with much improved sharpness at larger apertures and reduced chromatic aberration. However stop down F8 or F11 - common working apertures for full frame wideangles - and the sharpness advantage more-or-less disappears.
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The 18-35mm f/3.5-4.5G is at least a match for the more expensive 16-35mm f/4G in terms of sharpness, across their shared range. Chromatic aberration and vignetting characteristics are broadly similar too, but while the 18-35mm shows varying amounts of barrel distortion, the 16-35mm VR veers between barrel and pincushion.
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Interesting discussion in the light of my intended switch to FF (D600).
On my old DX I have the rather budget 10-20 Sigma. I use it a lot!.
Of course it is no match for the 14-24 on FF, but it makes me wonder. my personal Lightroom statistics show that most of my images with the Sigma were taken between 10mm and 12mm @f/8 or f/11, with just a few at the long end.
Even worse, when I look at most of the images, impact would not have suffered if taken with even slightly less WA
I'm wondering if people owning the 14-24 do indeed shoot more at the short end (14-17) and does it justify the price difference at all. (e.g. would the shot have been missed with the 18-35?)
You might rent a 14-24mm to appreciate the experience. The difference between 14mm and 18mm is huge. But if you do go with a 14-24mm, you'll likely need a midrange zoom. I live with a gap between 35mm and 50mm, but YMMV.
Nicely stated, Denis :) A lot of people don't realise that the difference in wide-angle lenses if much greater than with mid-range and tele-zooms :) Also, I agree, totally, about the wider zoom range (18-35 vs ???) which reduces lens changing and all, that, that can lead to :)
I recently changed to FF and 'cos I use primes I've seen a great difference, on my DX I used a Sigma 14mm f2.8 HSM which gave an equiv view of 21mm. On my D600 it's w-i-d-e and I use it a lot but less than when used on DX.
Now thinking I'll get the Nikkor 20mm f2.8 off eBay to compensate!
Maybe the right choice is this18-35, but I like primes as they are so much more compact and much lighter so I take my cam with me more.
OK, I have to change lenses but far less than you might imagine......and 'get dust on the sensor?'.......hey, I've got a D600, what's a little bit more dust to good friends! :)
welll... Denis, that was not my question. Indeed I appreciate the wider FOV of 14 vs 18 mm on FF (would be 9.3 vs 12 on DX)
But that was exactly my observation. Although I DO have the 10mm on DX option, my Lighroom statistics say that I mostly!!!! shoot it on indeed 10-12mm but the images not always reflect the necessity of using such wide angle.
In that light is the 14-24 pricetag justified compared to the 18-35 with respect to your pictures. Anyway for midrange the 24-85 or 24-120 is nice.
Almost all lenses perform better on FX than DX.
I'm happy with the 14-24mm for what it does and the 18-35mm for the long end, polarized shots, walk-around. It would be more convenient if the 16-35mm could cover all of my needs, but it falls short in several areas. Always happy when DXO does not tell me I made a bad choice.
Very compact, non-VR, less extreme range, variable aperture, quite a bit cheaper than 16-35/4 VR, less distortions at the wide end, interesting addition to the excellent uw-wa Nikon set. I've not looked at the lens myself yet. But samples posted on the forums, quite a few on the lens forum, looked often promising. Some of them excellent actually. Useful design. And a great option for many.
Very nice performance from the new 18-35 3.5-4.5G. And it couldn't come at a better time as I've recently changed by Tokina 16-28 2.8 for the 28 1.8G. And as good as the 28 1.8G is, it's not all that wide.
Enter the new 18-3G. The slower max aperture is not such a big deal for landscape photography.
Money no object I'd simply add the 14-24 2.8G, but like the Tokina lens I just got rid of, it's large, heavy, pricey and doesn't take filters. The 18-35G seems to be a good compromise on size/weight, price and performance. Thanks guys.
But if you need 16mm, they already have the 16-35mm f/4. If Nikon made an inexpensive variable aperture 16-35mm it would lkely be worse than that.
(Of course if they did make one as good or better then it would kill sales of the 16-35mm f/4.)
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Selden goes on to list the reasons Tilton (N.H.) fell in overtime, 84-78, at Brewster Academy (Wolfeboro, N.H.) on Dec. 11. He reels off everything from the calls not going the Rams' way to the fact that they were missing shooting guard Dominique Bull, a senior who has signed with Missouri.
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Brewster Academy senior swingman T.J. Warren lit Tilton up for 32 points in the overtime win, and over the last month he's heard all of the excuses that the Tilton players gave for the loss. But Warren anticipates more of the same.
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Worked well. Great price.
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Every amateur mechanic needs one
Vital piece to the tool box needed for removing cassettes. Park tool is top notch, vital for any amateur mechanic.
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- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
does what it's supposed to do. Great to have in the kit. I don't use it often, but I have it if I need it.
Simple and easy.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I would argue it's worth spending a couple extra dollars to get the version of this tool that has the pin. I bought it to install a single speed spacer kit and a chris king cog on my stans flow wheels and it worked like a charm. highly recommended.
Great for the job
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I didn't give it 5 stars because it just works, it doesn't do a complex task. It is worth noting that it fits on the XD driver body which is deeper, so that is nice for removing those, and any other shimano/sram cassette you have.
Does its job
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Pretty handy tool to have in the tool box. Works well and fits my SRAM 11 speed cassette perfectly.
not for 15mm centerlocks.
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I bought this to switch out my rotors to the new freeza centerlocks and didn't realize until I went to install that you need a BB tool for centerlock rotors on a 15mm axle. other than that it worked great for the rear rotor and cassette.
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
If you have a Shimano or Sram cassette you need this tool.
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If you are going to change your Shimano or Sram cassette, you've got to have one of these. As usual, Park makes a very functional tool. I prefer the one with the centering pin(FR-5G)-just makes the job a little easier for 2 bucks more.
Another essential for the tool box.
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I've used this twice already. Very glad to have this in the toolbox.
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What is the purpose of the pin?
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Tower Center Senior Fellow and Director of the Center for Presidential History Jeff Engel was interviewed on FOX4 to discuss President Trump's relationship with the media.
"We used to see administrations be challenged by the press on interpretations," Engel said. "We've never seen an administration so blatantly challenged by the press because they are simply being factually wrong."
Watch the full interview here.