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Dr. Jones is a native of Oak Ridge, TN. He is an alumnus of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville where he graduated summa cum laude and received Bachelor's and Master's degrees in nuclear engineering. He attended Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, graduating in 1998, earning induction to the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society and receiving the Medical Student Award for Research in Nuclear Imaging. He subsequently served as intern and resident on the Osler medical service at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. He later completed a fellowship in cardiovascular disease at The Cleveland Clinic Foundation in Cleveland, Ohio. Dr. Jones furthered his cardiology training by completing an electrophysiology fellowship at St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana under the tutelage of Dr. Eric Prystowsky. He is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine in Cardiovascular Diseases and Cardiac Electrophysiology. Dr. Jones is a member of the American College of Cardiology and the Heart Rhythm Society. He has served as Department Chair of the Cardiovascular Center at Centennial Medical Center since 2008, and director of electrophysiology research for Sarah Cannon Research Institute since 2009. Dr Jones was named to the Nashville's Best Doctors list by the Nashville Business Journal in 2013 and 2014.
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Treat Dad to the gift that keeps on giving throughout the year. The only way to tell if your burger has reached a safe temperature is to use an instant read thermometer. Go for the digital ones; they are best at getting readings in burgers and thinner pieces of meat; the sensors are in the bottom ½-inch of the stems. (Avoid the dial-style because their sensor is about 2-inches up the stem.)
The thermocouple-style reads the fastest: two to five seconds, but they're pricey. We recommend the thermistor style; it takes about 10 seconds to read, which, hey, is still really fast! When shopping, look for one that can be recalibrated.
The Magic Number is 160°F.
That's the internal temperature your burgers have to reach in order to be food-safe. The days of the medium-rare hamburger have been over since the 1993 discovery of a super-dangerous strain of E. coli, 0157:H7 at a Jack-in-The-Box restaurant that sickened many and killed 4 people. E. coli isn't the only nasty pathogen; there are plenty of others and likely new ones we don't yet know about.
If you are serving anyone who is or might be pregnant, the elderly, or someone with a compromised immune system, it's essential you cook your burgers properly— that means until it registers 160 F. on an instant read thermometer. No ifs, ands, or buts.
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The USDA considers a 160°F. beef burger to be cooked to "medium." But what does medium look like in a burger? Logically, medium is the halfway point between raw and well done, and pink is halfway between the red of raw meat and the brown of cooked through, so why wouldn't you expect a medium burger to be pink in the middle? At 160 F. however, you might find a few with perfect pink centers, but you're much more likely to find them brown all the way through.
Here's where it gets even more interesting: According to USDA research, one in every four burgers turns brown before it reaches 160°F. The upshot is, you can't judge burger doneness by its color. Again, you need a thermometer.
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Picture this: You've just tested your burger and it isn't at 160 F. yet. Don't stick that same thermometer into your burger a few minutes later without cleaning it first; otherwise you're just dragging uncooked juices back into the burger. Keep a small container of hot soapy water and a clean towel near your grill station.
Tongs: Two Are Better Than One
Cross-contamination is something to watch out for with tongs as well. When you first place your burgers on the grill, your tongs are in contact with raw meat. That's fine while the meat is still partially cooked. Once the outside is pretty well cooked, though, you need to clean your tongs before getting near those burgers again. Better yet, invest in two pairs and color-code them so that you know which one to use when.
The same is true of platters. Don't put your cooked burger on the same tray you used to bring the raw ones out to the grill. Make a habit of bringing out two trays, one for the raw and another one for the cooked. That way, when the pressure is on and the burgers are ready to come off the grill, you've got a clean place to land them right at your fingertips.
When to Mop and When to Stop
If you want to flavor your burger with a barbecue sauce or other topping that's on the sweet side, then wait until the last few minutes of cooking before mopping it on. Why? If you put it on in the beginning, the sugar in the sauce will burn before the meat is cooked through.
If you plan on serving extra sauce on the table, keep it away from the mop sauce, in its own bowl, with a separate, clean spoon for serving.
If, however, you plan on basting your burger from the very beginning with a sauce or some spare marinade, then stop basting 3 to 4 minutes before the hamburger is done and make sure you turn the burger over at least once or twice to cook and destroy any bacteria that's either gotten on your mop brush or into your sauce/marinade when the burger was raw.
If Steaks Can Be Cooked Medium-Rare, Why Can't My Burger?
According to the Institute of Food Technologists, the bacteria on whole pieces of meat, such as steaks—those which have not been cut into, mechanically tenderized, or injected with anything— is on the outside surfaces. When you grill a steak you kill the bacteria on the outside.
But if you take that same raw steak and grind it in a grinder, any harmful bacteria or pathogens get spread throughout the meat. If the grinder itself isn't clean, that's another source of potential trouble. That's why you need to cook your burger to 160° F.
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There's a growing movement to grind your own meat for burgers. Many bloggers consider it a possible way to get to the medium-rare burger they crave. The thinking is: If they buy the meat from a rancher/farmer they trust and they know the small- scale processor, they feel the risks are reduced to a reasonable level. There are too many variables for the USDA to give their blessing. "E. coli can be anywhere," said Diane Van, Manager of the USDA Meat and Poultry Hotline. It's up to you to figure out what risks you are willing to take.
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|Shao, Wen-Hai; Zhen, Yuxuan; Finkelman, Fred D et al. (2014) The Mertk receptor tyrosine kinase promotes T-B interaction stimulated by IgD B-cell receptor cross-linking. J Autoimmun 53:78-84
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Solazyme (SZYM) feeds sugar from plant material to specially engineered heterotrophic algae in large fermentation tanks. The algae in turn produce triglycerides (oils) for use in numerous industrial and nutritional applications. The potential for Solazyme rests in the performance advantage of its oils compared to those manufactured by competing companies and those found in nature. Solazyme's main development partners that have been announced publicly are Dow Chemical, Unilever, Mitsui, Akzo Nobel, Bunge and Archer Daniels Midland.
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A year ago, Solazyme found itself caught in the nasty political crossfire of the 2012 Presidential election. President Obama had taken a strong stance in favor of alternative energy and expressly referenced the potential for fuel from algae. That put a bullseye squarely on Solazyme for the people whose job it was to stir up as much anger as possible heading into November. The favorite smear tactic was to repeat as often as possible the high price-per-gallon paid to Solazyme by the U.S. Navy for test quantities of oils to power ships and aircraft. The insinuation was that Obama's liberal love of all things green had enabled Solazyme to fleece the government. One such piece made its way into Forbes Magazine (found here).
Of course, just as the prototype of a drone aircraft or stealthy fighter jet is many multiples the price for future models off a factory assembly line, the fuel purchased by the Navy from Solazyme included the cost of research and development and reflected the high cost of small demonstration scale production. As noted by Fortune Magazine (found here), Navy Secretary Ray Mabus had clearly stated that the Navy would not buy any biofuels in large quantities if the prices were not competitive. That the ultimate price per gallon contemplated by the Navy in its development agreement with Solazyme would be competitive with market prices for diesel was an inconvenient truth that the political hacks made sure to leave out of their editorials. The bloggers and neocon news outlets ate it up and sat back with glowing satisfaction, waiting for their surefire win of the White House.
Fast forward one year. With Obama still President and the stock market reaching all-time highs, Solazyme finds itself roughly six months away from total nameplate production of approximately 127,000 metric tons (~40 million gallons) of triglyceride oils on three different continents. However, very little of that oil will find its way into a fuel tank. Why? Anyone reading a recent article on Seeking Alpha by Durwood Dugger (found here) might think it's because government researchers finally called out algal fuel as a pipe dream.
Dugger writes that "a string of recent high profile companies and government science researchers have announced withdrawals (partial or complete) from algae biofuel development. This has left many would-be algae biofuel developers desperately trying to come up with a plan B…." Dugger asserts that Solazyme "switched" to other markets when the economic realities of fuel caught up to it.
Well, the election may be over, but misrepresentations of Solazyme's history and its business aspirations are still very much with us. The clear implication of Dugger's piece is that Solazyme stubbornly but inevitably had to give up its hopes of helping Americans win their independence from foreign oil at the gas pump. Dugger is not the first person to push this inaccurate take on the situation. As discussed by Seeking Alpha contributor Maxx Chatsko (found here), Solazyme figured out the realities of algae and fuel long ago. The company has said time and again, since before the company's initial public offering in 2011, that they have no intention of trying to compete with gasoline.
It doesn't take someone as smart Solazyme's founders to do the basic math. Solazyme plans to have capacity agreements in place for around 175 million gallons of oil by 2016 (550K metric tons). That wouldn't be enough to satisfy California drivers for one week, let alone put America on the path to energy independence. Solazyme's officers have always acknowledged that they could never play anything other than a minor role in the National fuel equation. Instead, their express ambition in fuels is limited to the much smaller markets of sweeteners and blends for diesel and jet fuel, where the margins are more promising. Furthermore, and more important from the perspective of shareholders, the company made it very clear in its S-1 filing (found here) more than two years ago that the initial focus would be on the higher margin opportunities in chemicals, nutrition and personal care markets, with fuel products perhaps coming later. Contrary to what others would have you believe, Solazyme is still very much working and making rapid progress on its Plan A.
Dugger goes on to assert in his editorial that Solazyme finds itself joining a crowded market for fatty acid oils with products that belie its reputation as an environmentally friendly company. Let's divide this up into two issues:
There's Always Room for Innovation
Talk of price suppression caused by too much capacity misses the most important point of all. Solazyme's goal is not just to join the oleochemical party, but to grab share away from others through dramatic performance advantages. There are indications that Solazyme is manufacturing oils with capabilities never before seen (see here). For example, if McDonald's can save a lot of money with Solazyme's frying oil, and Dow can offer its customers both a performance and cost benefit with Solazyme's transformer oil, then that capacity isn't really being added to the market; it's supplanting competitors' production capabilities and forcing them to peddle their lesser oils elsewhere. By way of analogy, there might be all sorts of manufacturing capacity for cell phones, pharmaceuticals or jet engines. But if someone comes along with a unique product that clearly outperforms, existing capacity for lesser products won't preclude a company from doing blockbuster business.
Many Shades of Green
Dugger raises a valid and very important point that the plants fed to Solazyme's algae need fertilizer (or "NPK" as Durwood Dugger calls it), and fertilizer is dirty stuff. There was a time that Solazyme did a lot of talking about how much less impact its oils had on the environment and pointed to studies by third parties comparing the lifecycle carbon footprint of its oil vs. petroleum. At least some of the studies commissioned by Solazyme contemplated cellulosic (i.e. non-food) feedstock. Solazyme has shown the ability to use cellulosic feedstock instead of conventional plant sugars like corn and sugarcane, but has taken the position that until the logistics and infrastructure for hauling and processing cellulosic are ironed out, corn and sugarcane are a better bet for shareholders.
As noted in the S-1 filing referenced above, Solazyme expects to manufacture oils for less than $1,000 per metric ton. They expect to sell into the chemical and food markets at gross margins of 30-70% (see here). If this is indeed possible, then I can't say that I would be in a rush to use cellulosic feedstock either. Cellulosic material is cheap sitting in a field, but costly to gather, haul and process. Meanwhile, corn and sugarcane are going to be with us indefinitely, and Solazyme's needs are a drop in the bucket of those massive crops. Nevertheless, this has created the curious dichotomy of a company that points to the benefits of cellulosic feedstock but doesn't use it. Does this warrant criticism? Yes, I think it does. As a shareholder, I want the company to make the best return on capital, but they should not create a misleading impression about their operations. Basically, their officers' candid commentary on conference calls is at odds with the copy put out by their PR department. While they haven't aggressively pushed the environmental angle in recent months, there's still enough of it lingering on their website to confuse people about their current methods of production.
Could Solazyme's current process really be called green? I doubt anybody can really say exactly how green the oleochemicals will be because it's unclear what the performance of the company's products will mean in terms of usage. For example, petroleum based transformer oil performs well, but it's an environmental nightmare in terms of disposal, handling and other risks. Various natural oils can be used as friendlier substitutes, but don't hold up as well. If Solazyme offers a product that outperforms all current offerings by a wide margin, it might very well be that the life of the product more than mitigates the food crops used to make it. The same might be true for a 60% myristic acid oil (vs. 15% coconut oil) or a frying oil that lasts 10 times as long as the leading brand from oilseed crops. It's also unclear to what use the algal organisms themselves will be put after the oil is extracted. If they are used as animal feed or a source of electric power via gasification, then that too gets thrown into the green equation. Solazyme has not yet made the details of their production plans public, but the issue is clearly more complex than simply "food vs. fuel".
Not Your Father's Corn Syrup
Another aspect of Solazyme that must always be considered is the company's plan to focus on food production, not merely "nutraceuticals", but high quality fats and proteins that serve as the main ingredients in food products. In fact, a very large chunk of the Brazilian and future European capacity will be dedicated to edible oils and distributed by oil giant Bunge into the Brazilian market (see here) and starch giant Roquette in Europe (see here). Using corn to make ethanol in the United States may be ill advised, but what about converting corn and cane sugars into high quality nutrition? We pack our refrigerators with Coke filled with high fructose corn syrup, made from GMO corn, without blinking an eye. But a company that plans to use corn to make healthier frying oils should be a target for environmentalists?
Last but not least, you have the future of feedstock. I'd like to see Solazyme move to cellulosic feedstock as soon as it's feasible and cost effective. But it may be that the future holds something different altogether. Sugarcane feedstock used on-site at a mill is pretty cheap. By the time cellulosic catches up, there may be better alternatives. The company has worked extensively with low-grade waste glycerol as a source of sugars (see for example this patent application). Glycerol is a cheap and abundant by-product of biodiesel, which is used extensively all over Europe. Given their partnership with Bunge, one of the largest biodiesel companies, we could potentially see Solazyme dramatically alter the green equation of biodiesel production. Then there are the more exotic, futuristic possibilities such as Proterro's production of sugar in bacteria using carbon dioxide and small amounts of water. Although it is many years away, I would not bet against the ingenuity of scientists who are laser focused on making cheap sugars without the need for plant sugars.
Regardless of the production process, it is critical to differentiate between the potential size of Solazyme's environmental impact and the size it will need to make a lot of money for shareholders. The U.S. ethanol industry has a capacity of 14 billion gallons per year (see here). Even if all of Solazyme's capacity goals for chemical, food and fuel sweeteners are achieved over the next several years, they will be making fewer gallons of product in a year than the ethanol industry makes in a week. So no matter what feedstock the company uses, its environmental footprint in terms of feedstock use will be relatively small. But that same level of production would be sufficient to propel Solazyme's share price much higher.
Disclosure: I am long SZYM. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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Nicely done!post #64353 of 1387282/24/13 at 6:09pmQuote:Quote:
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Back from a 3 day ski trip though VT, NH and MA. Just got back and skimmed 375 posts. Nice to see some actual bragging going on since last week
If anyone finds decent pumps in a thrift store buy them! They do decent on ebay + most other members on SF will want to trade you.
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Two days, two stores, nine hours, yes i ate, no it wasnt that awesome brazilian bread, no ghosts, klobber was not in the store sharting.
Didnt have time to photograph the accessories yet, but also included
paul stuart tie, liberty london tie, a few BB ties, frye moto boots, gucci wingtips, dior homme shoes, dsquared patent loafers, bed-stu loafers, two made in england silk suspenders, vintage 40s ventilated cap toes, coach lizard skin belt, coupla other things.
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well shit guys my first round of a bunch of shit I sent to spoo is ending tomorrow and it is at like thrift store prices, I might even lose money on a few of them. maybe I should stick to dealing only with people on the thread (my frustration isn't directed at spoo he is a pleasure to work with and is probably the best consigner around, I just guess my items are just not very good...)
but I mean I got like 40349058458 pms on this rag & bone....
and this isaia is cool right?
this is a freaking cantarelli (for facconable..) with dual vents tasteful pattern ect. 0 FREAKING BIDS I mean shit it is a nice sportcoat
ugh I might have to get a "real job"
This is the reality:
Take all these goods and on one 10 day stretch a few bidders are gunning for them. Result = profit and some decent prices. On another 10 days stretch, nobody even notices. Just the way it friggin goes my man! It sucks but that is eBay for you - up n down random unpredictable etc etc.....
Some sellers do the BIN with offer and keep the items on a fixed(ish) price for even months eventually getting what that item should of gone for. Spoo has gone for the random nature of auctions, presumably because he has such a high turnover that placing items on fixed BIN / OBO would mean a chaotic inventory and a mountain of work keeping track of everything. Lower volume sellers can take the BIN/OBO approach. In some ways the 10 day auction is superior - its temporal nature means bidders out there have to bid - although one needs the bidders in the first place during a short time span. On the other side, How many BIN/OBO items have many watchers and few to no offers? BIN/OBO says "put me in watch I will hang around". Auction says "make your stand, once gone always gone". One approach is slightly more deterministic, the other subject more to pure randomness. Neither way is superior - law of averages will always apply but one will only see these averages over a larger number of samples (i.e. over 100's of auctions versus a select handful).
He was here a few months ago, had a few posts but people ragged on him. Always seemed like a nice guy when I PM him. He buys/sells for a living (like a lot of people here). The Brioni sold at a good price will 99.99% end back up on ebay in a week or two.post #64356 of 1387282/24/13 at 6:41pm
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Oh yeah, i'm caught up. Its taken me 5ish hours over the past two days. Ahhhhh.I've got a couple things to post, but ive only been out once the last 2-3 weeks, ugh.post #64357 of 1387282/24/13 at 6:41pm
Didn't get out this weekend. I was itching by the end of the day today and tried to find a gw that was open after 6 but no luck. I spent the weekend rounding up everything and got it listed. Definitely going at lunch tomorrow.post #64358 of 1387282/24/13 at 6:52pm
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I think he means this collaboration:
I've got some Am. Living ties that I like. Unless, of course, you're asking Ian about the actual jacket...
On the subject of apparitions, I'd like to share something I have encountered that is not really scary, but it's just weird and happens at night. I live the the dc burbs and my area (NoVA) has had it's share of skirmishes in both the civil war and probably the war of independence. I also run and with the shorter days I run in the late afternoon after work when there is usually no light.
More than once I see this guy wearing a white gown (to the middle thigh) and walking out of the corner of my eye. He has long disheveled hair and is looking straight ahead. This road I run by has those waist high concrete dividers that separate both sides of traffic. I've seen him straddle the divider to overcome it but he will use his lead leg to go over it frontward, while maintaining his vision straight ahead. Kinda the opposite of how you would straddle a horse, if that makes sense. When I look right at him, he is gone. I only see him out of the corner of my eye. Also, he never looks at me he's just walking straight ahead.
Now, I've thought maybe he was in a military hospital during wartime. I've wanted to research whether white gowns were worn in hospitals during the civil war, for example. Also, I've thought that everyone during civil war time had short hair but I'm not sure. I do know that most of the civil war guys had facial hair. I can't tell if this guy has facial hair. That's it.post #64359 of 1387282/24/13 at 7:21pm
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Damn I passed up a cashmere sweater exactly like this one, except it only had the white tag with red writing. I was 99% sure it was vintage Brooks Brothers but I was worried it wouldn't flip without the tag. It was in my cart and everything.post #64361 of 1387282/24/13 at 8:19pm
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They were sitting next to a pair of Mezlans and a pair of rubber sole Guess shoes, both priced four times as much. Unsurprising since this same store had new, crappy suits priced at $100+.post #64364 of 1387282/24/13 at 8:25pm
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+100 on the hunting jacket also I think you are right about rl country but if I remember that particular label is a pass (at least I hope so because I passed on it today...)
oops quoted the wrong thing
also sorry I can't do that I am still 8 years old and haven't hit puberty
If you're talking Polo Country, that is definitely not a pass. Just sold a $6 sweater for $100 on eBay.
Vintage Polo Country and vintage RL stuff with Native American prints sells very well. Re: the latter, I also sold a sweater I bought new 20 years ago for $250.post #64365 of 1387282/24/13 at 8:25pmReturn HomeBack to Forum: Classic Menswear
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text: Posted January 7, 2003 This was posted on alt.arts.ballet this morning and I thought some of our posters with an interest in the Paris Opera Ballet might be interested. There's a new website for former etoile Patrick Dupond. http://patrick-dupond.ifrance.com/patrick-dupond/ (There's an English as well as a French version) Share this post Link to post