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|Haas avocado
|1 (Pick A Ripe Fruit)
|Silken tofu
|10 Ounce (Use 1 Block)
|Fresh lemon juice
|5 Tablespoon
|2 Clove (10 gm)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Tabasco/Other hot pepper sauce
|To Taste
|Fresh parsley leaves
|2 Tablespoon
Cut the avocado in half, remove the pit, and scoop out the flesh, placing it in a blender or a food processor bowl.
Crumble in the tofu.
Add the rest of me ingredients, and process until smooth and creamy.
You may need to scrape the sides of the container and/or add a tablespoon or two of water.
Taste, and add more salt or hot pepper sauce if needed.
Serve chilled or at room temperature.
Mockamole will keep in the refrigerator, covered, for 2 or 3 days.
To prevent discoloration, make an airtight seal with plastic wrap lightly pressed onto the top of the mockamole.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 462 Calories from Fat 287
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 32 g49.2%
Saturated Fat 2.2 g10.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 1020.7 mg42.5%
Total Carbohydrates 34 g11.4%
Dietary Fiber 12.7 g50.8%
Sugars 6.2 g
Protein 15 g30.9%
Vitamin A 51.2% Vitamin C 129.3%
Calcium 15.3% Iron 24.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet

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There is no way to compare nsIAtoms without "breaking" them open. Currently
nsIAtoms are being compared by there pointers which is totally wrong.
That's the whole point of atoms -- that their compare routine is pointer
equality (for performance reasons). Logically, they're the same as strings.
Pointer equality does not always mean that they are equal. jband or I or other
xptcall users, can "wrap" a object. For instance, cookie proxies nsIAtoms as
parameters. when they are compared in:
nsHTTPHeaderArray::GetEntry(nsIAtom* aHeader, nsHeaderEntry** aResult)
the in aHeader may be 'wrapped' and have a different pointer.
Maybe a solution would be to have an == operand in the wrapped classes that
would "expose" the real pointer. (evil, evil, evil... any thought jband)
dougt has a point. Pointer equality just isn't enough in xpcom as soon as
xpconnect and proxy are in the mix - and they are.
An equals method makes some sense to me. Still, since either or both
of the objects being compared could be proxied, implementing equals would
require first doing a pointer compare and then falling back on a strcmp against
the other object's GetUnicode(). No?
Are we claiming that there will always be one and only one supplier of nsIAtoms?
Comparing to nsIAtoms created in some other space is not required?
Perhaps a hashCode method would do the trick? This would have to be of fixed
size - presumably 32 bits - so just mapping pointer into hashCode might not make
64bit systems happy.
For must uses you could continue to use pointer equality, but the new equals
method could compare hashCodes for a good answer. As long as we have only one
supplier of nsIAtoms then the hashCode can be a pointer and an equals method
based on it would be perfect (modulo the 32bits/ptr issue).
Clearing Invalid resolution due to reopen.
Putting on [Perf] radar.
The whole reason for the existence of atoms is to make the string equality be a
pointer comparison. If you eliminate that fact, you might as well eliminate
atoms altogether. I don't think we want to do that, because atoms provide a
legitimate benefit for the parts of the system that don't involve these special
I think js and the proxy stuff needs to understand when it's dealing with atoms
(or objects standing in for atoms) and deal with them specially.
Cc'ing Kipp for his wisdom on the subject (I think he wrote the atom stuff).
The *entire* reason for atom's is so that you can write "a == b" and know that
its a pointer comparison. Just shoot layout in the head if you need to change
this. It's a *HUGE* big deal and changing it to be a method code will probably
increase the code size by some interesting percentage AND slow the entire thing
down by another interesting percentage.
I don't have an answer for your proxy problems, but changing nsIAtom's behavior
isn't one of them.
jband, maybe a solution it to add an attribute to the typelib which basically
says "do not proxy this as a parameter". It can be used for all nsISupports
that have built in thread safety or are special exceptions.
I wasn't suggesting that '==' stop working or that existing users of the class
need to change their usage. You guys are getting all bothered and arguing
against change in nsIAtom. I thought we were talking about extending it not
undermining it.
I don't think it makes sense for proxy to not wrap these things as they are now.
This throws thread safety out the window. AtomImpl has no mutators, but its ctor
and dtor manipulate a global value and bad things could happen if you were to
create or do the final release of one of these on some other thread. If the impl
were made threadsafe then this looks better. So, doug's statement about "have
built in thread safety or are special exceptions" becomes "have built in thread
safety *and* are special exceptions". Are you guys willing to incur locking
overhead when creating and destroying atoms?
Without some reasonable protocol for comparison nsIAtoms are a lot less useful
to JS too. Not proxying them is not an option. :)
These nsIAtoms are pretty whacky as xpcom objects go. There is this implicit
assumption that only one place in the code can produce objects that correctly
conform to the protocol of the interface. It seems to me that they really don't
scale very well out into the component world.
FWIW my recomendations are:
1) add HashCode that returns the address of the object cast as a PRUint32.
2) add Equals that just compares 'this' to other->HashCode() on 32bit systems
and is #ifdef'd to do a string compare on systems where 32bits is not
enough for an address.
3) continue to use '==' in existing code.
4) Use Equals in proxied and JS code.
This adds no bloat to the atoms or to their normal usage.
We can also look at adding a 'threadsafe' (or whatever) flag. But this is a
statement about a particular implementation of an interface, not about the
interface itself. I think that this should describe the component CLSID not the
interface IID. I don't think this belongs in typelibs.
I don't have any problem extending nsIAtom, provide == still works.
I would suggest defining some sort of nsIObject interface that has HashCode and
Equals -- there's lots of places that could be using that, and it would be good
to standardize this. It would also be handy for building more generic sorts of
lists and hash tables.
continuing to use '==' in existing code may break if proxied nsIAtoms propagate
into other places. The first place that I had to fix was the HTTP protocol. I
am not sure what the code paths between layout and necko are, but if more
proxied object find their way into layout, more equality operands will break.
I would append jband's recommendation to state:
4. Use Equals all new code.
> 4. Use Equals all new code.
This doesn't solve anything, since as Kipp pointed out, we can't change layout.
I think the proxy code needs to resolve proxied atoms to real atoms so that
equality continues to work. (Although I'm not sure why we'd ever have a proxied
atom -- I though atoms would only appear as arguments to methods invoked on
another thread, not as proxied/wrapped objects.)
The HTTP protocol is using xpcom/proxy to notify COOKIE. It passes an nsIAtom
to the notifiee, this nsIAtom is wrapped to ensure that it is only called back
on the notifier's thread.
In the STA model of client apps, parameters are proxied in to and out of any
proxied call to maintain strict thread safety. Inside DCom, pp 152: "The
client, however, must follow COM's threading rules and always marshall
interface pointers between apartments". This 'however' that was in the text
talks about a "free-thread marshaler". I have not implmented this yet, and was
not planing on it. we could implement something similar to this which will
allow us to pass the interface pointer directly between appartments. This
would require that a new attribute in the idl. When this attribute is added to
an IDL, it must mean that ALL implementation will handle their own thread
safety. (if fact, IMAP was asking me about something similar to this last
What (jband) has been suggested sounds reasonable; however, it's now a bug that
the atom table is not thread safe now that we are getting more
threaded...Another bug report perhaps?
regarding thread safety:
Regarding a new IDL attribute (I assigned to you jband.)
If this is acceptable with everyone, we should close this bug.
once co-classes are a real thing, nsIAtoms need to be defined somehow as
free-threaded. I am changing the Summary.
Jumping in late, after talking to jband last night (and a few weeks ago):
Pointer equality in a given apartment should work whether atoms are threadsafe
or proxied, provided you uniquely associate atoms to their strings in each
apartment. If you find you have an atom pointer for "foo" and a proxy for that
atom in your hands, you've probably found a thread safety bug (i'm assuming
atoms are not threadsafe or "free-threaded" yet): one of the pointers, probably
the one that's not a proxy, could be in use by another thread.
I agree we should make atoms thread-safe and get on with our lives, but I wanted
to point out what may be a hole in our proxy system: it should enable the less
efficient, but equivalent under ==, alternative: give each piece of code that
can access an atom for "foo" the same atom, every time; never let another
apartment's proxy get into the wrong apartment.
BTW, jband sez "coclass" is a misleading MS-ism; he and I think "component
declaration" is better, but it's a mouthful. Does CDL help? That'll be the
language acronym.
What is the bug for `need CoClasses'? This bug obviously depends on that one.
Bulk add of "perf" to new keyword field. This will replace the [PERF] we were
using in the Status Summary field.
This has nothing to do with preformance. removing fields.
I understand brendans comment. Does that mean that this is two bugs? (1)
getting a proxy to the same object in the same apartment must always return the
same proxy. (2) the atom table does not provide thread safe access
As a side note: the new |nsShared[C]String| class has atom-like properties. We
might consider using them in the atom table. They might facilitate other
clients having `local' atom collections of their own. There is also the
question that has been raised in another bug about the efficacy of a single atom
table. This may indicate that a (probably cached) hash in addition to pointer
equality is reasonable.
scc, exactly. two bugs.
mass re-assigning to my new bugzilla account
dp is no longer @netscape.com. changing qa contact to default for this product
Created attachment 28551 [details] [diff] [review]
patch, diff -wu
While tracking down what turned out to be another instance of bug 55143, I made
the atom table threadsafe. Patch above.
*** Bug 12914 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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over to alec.
what IS this bug at this point? I don't event know. Is this about pointer
equality or having an Equals() method, or making the table threadsafe? And how
should it be threadsafe, do we wrap lookups/creations with locks? just creation?
someone better explain this to me before I mark this WONTFIX :)
Things that manipulate the atom table should in theory be threadsafe, since we
could have problems if the table is used from multiple threads.
only drivers can set blocking flags
if you don't mind, i'd like to see the table made threadsafe, and eventually an
additional method added to nsIAtom. Given that this bug hasn't morphed in about
4 years, (and only morphed during the first 6months of its life), I'd say that
this bug should focus on the current summary (Atom table needs to be thread
safe), I can file a new bug about adding a |boolean equalsAtom(in nsIAtom aAtom);|
why do you need equalsAtom()?
for scripting?
I believe xpconnect has it set up so that if you do
atom === atom it will compare the native objects.
yeah, i'm scripting on threads. we haven't yet run into atom problems, but darin
warned me about them on friday when we talked about steps to make pieces of
necko threadsafe.
Cc'ing people who can confirm alecf's belief in comment 34:
"I believe xpconnect has it set up so that if you do atom === atom it will
compare the native objects."
I don't believe there is any such logic in XPConnect for ===. Not trusting my
memory, I ran a simple test in XPCShell and only the JSOP_NEW_EQ is used and the
macro it uses appears to only treat strings and doubles as special cases
everything else compares the jsval's. However, I think the atom service is
returning the same pointer value for a given atom so it's probably essentially
true, since XPConnect would lookup the native pointer via GetNewOrUsed and
return the previous JS object associated with the native.
So if the atom service is always returning the same native pointer for a given
string, is there really a need for equalsAtom? Can you create an atom outside of
this service that might have a different native pointer value?
One other question that comes to mind is double wrapping. It's possible that in
a double wrapping situation that the === might return false, but I'd have to
give that some more thought to know if this could really occur.
as long as nobody is boneheaded enough to try to implement nsIAtom in
JavaScript, then the native pointers will always, always be equal. By "compare
native objects" I meant compare the native pointers.
The same issue exists in C++ anyway - I could go and try to implement nsIAtom,
and then pass myself around.. if I was being dumb and wanted to confuse my callers.
if === means to compare native pointers, then we're fine and this who issue of
atom scriptability is not really an issue at all.
GetNewOrUsed, eww, you mean that very unthreadsafe thing which has crashed me
perhaps 50 times in 2 weeks.
Timeless, what is your point? If you're trying to justify adding an equalsAtom
method by pointing to a thread-safety bug, you're way off base. Fix the damn
thread safety bug, or help get it fixed. Don't pile bloat on top to paper over
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These rose-colored cocktails are beautiful, delicious, and you don't need to shell out a fortune for a great champagne. In fact, if you have a delicious champagne or sparkling wine, enjoy it as is. For cocktails, I prefer an inexpensive domestic or Spanish sparkler, brut or extra dry.
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On deck: Angels at Royals, Thursday, 5 p.m.
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Last time they played: The Angels won one of three against the Royals earlier this month at Angel Stadium. Save for the demoted Barry Enright, every starter from that series is appearing again this week.
Royals report: Kansas City is hard to figure out right now, staying afloat despite some terrible hitting from two top young hitters: Mike Moustakas and Eric Hosmer. Nobody knows exactly what their issues are, but if they do figure it out at some point soon, the Royals could be a dangerous wild-card threat.
Player to watch: Left fielder Alex Gordon has been hot since coming to Anaheim, with three games of three hits or more in the last week. He produced hits off five different Angels pitchers in that series, too. The 29-year-old is the only bona fide offensive star Kansas City can boast.
Did you know: Erick Aybar owns a .356 batting average in 180 at-bats against the Royals, the highest of any Angel in franchise history with that many trips to the plate.
Numbers game: 7 — Home runs in May for Mike Trout entering Wednesday, tied for second in the major leagues.
Santana, the longtime Angel, isn't striking out a ton of people but is really limiting his walks, which has allowed him to become an effective pitcher. He made just two starts last season without giving up a free pass. This year he already has three walk-less outings, spanning more than 20 innings.
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The argument could be made that Blanton has been the worst starting pitcher in the majors this season — or at least the worst remaining in his team's rotation. Blanton has given up more hits than anybody else and stands to challenge historical marks for allowing them if he continues on the pace he's on. He gave up a dozen against Kansas City without getting out of the fifth.
- vs. Royals: 3-2, 2.96 ERA
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The Chancellor's chauffeur appeared to park his £50,000 Land Rover in a clearly marked disabled space when he stopped off at service station in Wales.
According to a report in the Daily Mirror, Mr Osborne went into Magor service station on the M4 near Newport to get food while his chauffeur waited with the car at the restricted bay.
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"Many are already struggling to make ends meet, yet the Chancellor's response has been to cut vital financial support and squeeze local care budgets."
Mr Hawkes added: "This picture tells you everything about George Osborne's toxic attitude to benefits.
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Senior Conservative sources claim the Chancellor had been dropped off to pick up some food and that he was not aware that the car had been parked in the restricted bay.
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Shadow chancellor Ed Balls accused Mr Osborne of "nasty and divisive" tactics for linking the case to the coalition's shake-up.
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I was sorry to hear of the death of Michael Jacobs, one of the great travel writers. He had an old-fashioned love of poking his nose into the backstreets and hilltop villages, the grand palaces and transvestite bars, the upper reaches and lower depths of his chosen destinations, and a passion for meeting locals and hearing their stories. To meet him was to connect to the golden line of British scholar-traveller-adventurers, from Robert Byron and Patrick Leigh Fermor to Gavin Young and Norman Lewis.
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Greek Sovereign Debt Rating Held at B- by S&PMarcus Bensasson
Greece's credit rating was maintained at six steps below investment grade by Standard & Poor's, which said the country's debt remains large even as its government's fiscal performance improves.
The country's long-term local currency debt was kept at B-, with a stable outlook, S&P said in a statement.
"Steps the Greek government has taken to strengthen the institutional framework and improve policy effectiveness have enhanced external and fiscal performance," the New York-based rating company said. "Greece's external vulnerabilities persist given its high level of external debt, deflating economy, and limited monetary flexibility."
The so-called troika of the European Commission, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund this week concluded a six-month review mission to Greece, saying that the country is on track to meet fiscal targets. Alternate Finance Minister Christos Staikouras told reporters on March 18 that the government had achieved a 2013 budget surplus before interest payments of 2.9 billion euros ($4 billion), more than its prior forecast for a surplus of 812 million euros.
The country's economy will grow this year for the first time in seven years, the Commission predicts. Greece sparked Europe's debt crisis four years ago when it revealed its budget deficit had spiraled to more than five times the euro area's permitted limit, after which it received two rescue packages worth a combined 240 billion euros and carried out the biggest sovereign debt restructuring in history in 2012.
Rebalancing Economy
S&P, which raised Greece to B- from Selective Default on Dec. 18, 2012, said the economy has started to rebalance.
The euro was at $1.3786 as of 6:01 a.m. in London, from $1.3779 yesterday in New York.
Yields on government bonds have fallen in almost half the instances when a rating action by Moody's Investors Service and S&P suggested they should climb, according to data compiled by Bloomberg on 314 upgrades, downgrades and outlook changes going back as far as the 1970s. When S&P downgraded the U.S. government in August 2011, bonds rose and pushed Treasury yields to record lows.
Moody's rates Greece Caa3, which is nine levels below the junk threshold, and Fitch Ratings rates it B-, six steps below investment grade.


text: Sign inNot A Member? Join now! Find A Grave - Nebraska ad feedback Browse by State: Nebraska Records 1 to 20Records 21 to 40 (of 231 total matches)Records 41 to 60 Jump to results page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Filter by fame level: All Famous NamesSomewhat FamousVery FamousAttention:You are browsing our famous burial locations. If you arelooking for a non-famous grave, please start from our home page. Bowring, Eva Kelly b. January 9, 1892 d. January 8, 1985US Senator. Served as a United States Senator from Nebraska in 1954. (Bio by: K)Gordon Cemetery, Gordon, Sheridan County, Nebraska, USA Briggs, Clinton b. October 17, 1828 d. December 19, 1882Omaha Mayor. He served as Mayor of Omaha, Nebraska, from 1860 to 1861. (Bio by: K)Prospect Hill Cemetery, Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska, USA Brock, Lawrence b. August 16, 1906 d. August 28, 1968US Congressman. A Democrat, he was elected to represent Nebraska's 3rd District in the US House or Representatives and served one term, from 1959 to 1961. Brock was born near Columbus, Nebraska, and graduated from the College of Pharmacy of the University of Nebraska at Lincoln in 1929. He was a practicing pharmacist for several years before venturing into farming and raising cattle, ultimately becoming president of several state associations (livestock, agriculture, and electricity)...[Read More] (Bio by: Robert Edwards)Wakefield Cemetery, Wakefield, Dixon County, Nebraska, USA Brooks, Ralph Gilmour b. July 6, 1898 d. September 9, 1960Nebraska Governor. Served as Governor of Nebraska from 1959 until his death in 1960.Lincoln Memorial Park, Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, USA Brown, Norris b. May 2, 1863 d. 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From the worst record shop, to my personal fifty best. Throughout the summer of 2008 I took it upon myself to undertake my last tour of the finest independent stores in mainland Britain, to hear the tales of the owners, and to discover why their competitors have been closing at such an alarming rate.
When I took a map of the UK and picture where the independent shops are, it is clear that the majority of stores are in towns, as opposed to cities. Most are not on the high street. Many are tucked away in hidden side streets, relying on regular customers rather than passing trade. Usually the ones that survive own their property. It is incredibly difficult for an independent shop to survive whilst paying city rates and rents.
First call was Acorn Records in Yeovil. In many ways Acorn Records is a unique store. Surely it must be the only record shop in the world here the all-time bestselling CD is The Best of the Wurzels. Another claim to fame is that it has probably the oldest record-shop assistant in the country in the shape of the evergreen 80-year-old Mavis Salter.
It was formed by two friends, Chris Lowe and Rob Bacon, who opened the doors if their first shop in 1973, and begged and borrowed to get them started. Chris suggested that the shop should have a name that began with 'A' so they would be at the front of the phone book and, after bouncing names beginning with that letter off each other, they settled on Acorn.
One of the shop's earliest customers was the singer and musician Georgie Fame. When he walked in, the staff could not take their eyes off him. It wasn't because they were in awe of having such a famous person in the shop – it was due to his having his flies wide open and his tackle bulging through some bright underpants. The staff looked at each other to see which one should tell Georgie. The policy of 'say nothing' was adopted and Georgie bought his CDs and went back into Yeovil town centre, his flies still wide open.
A few years later, events at Acorn took a turn for the worse. The partners decided to expand and took the decision to open a second shop in the seaside town of Weymouth. As is often the case when you expand, it is crucial to get good staff, but no matter who they had running the store, they could not make this venture profitable.
Worse was to follow when, ten days before Christmas in 1992, the Yeovil store was burgled. The thieves broke down the back door and removed every single CD from the shop bar one. Left in the rack was a single copy of Pail Young's No Parlez. Maybe the thieves had taste.
Acorn is situated close to the bus station in Yeovil, and next to the store is an escalator that takes people up to another shopping area of the town. On one occasion, when I was in the store, a man popped his head around the door and shouted, "Escalator off". He made me jump and I asked who he was. "Oh, that's Escalator Man. We don't know his name, and he has never bought anything from us, but he just likes to inform us when the escalator is off".
On another day, a lady popped in and asked if they had any 'String'. Chris searched the database on his computer, and although he knew of bands like String Driven Thing and The Incredible String Band he could not find a band called 'String'. "Are you after Sting?" he asked.
"No, string," the woman replied. Chris asked the lady if she had any more information on 'String'. "It's for tying up a parcel", was the reply.
I asked Chris if his would be one of the 'Last Shops Standing'. He'd like it to be, but the huge downturn in business and the imminent end of the lease are starting to make retirement look like a more attractive proposition to him.
I hope the people of Yeovil will appreciate and support Acorn in its final years. It will be a sad day for the town when this gem of a record store finally calls it a day.
There'll be more from Graham Jones' 'Last Shop Standing' next week?
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In the age of Instagram, everyone is a food photographer—for better, and worse. Which is why, for Bon Appétit's March Culture issue, the magazine performed print sacrilege by featuring a 43-page feature spread, each frame of which was captured on an iPhone.
"Food culture has gotten a lot more democratic. We can all snap a photo, post a blog, it's become more inclusive instead of exclusive. And the smartphone has had a tremendous amount to do with that," Adam Rapoport, editor of Bon Appétit, says. "We're so immersed in that culture, we thought, what if we shot the whole feature well with an iPhone?"
The result, which hits newsstands this week, may well contain tiny moments of disaster. The cover will be fine—it was shot on a traditional pro-level camera—but as for how the rest of the issue will look? That's anyone's guess. At the time of our interview, neither Rapoport, nor BA's Creative Director Alex Grossman, had seen a final print.
"Did [we] do test runs? The short answer is no, because we were very busy with the previous month's issue," Rapoport says. "The more responsible thing would have been to play around for a couple months," he adds with laugh.
Instead, Grossman reached out to BA's go-to photographers with the brief: For this month's assignments—ranging from shooting an outdoor food festival, to more typical studio fare—they'd be using their iPhones. Needless to say, for professional photographers, it sounded like a risky idea—or, in some cases, a complete joke.
"Everyone was at first like, "But you still want me to bring the real camera?" And [we said] 'No, don't bring anything else.'" Grossman says. "'Really? You're sure you want to do this?' It was like, 'Yup, we want to do this!" The other side effect was that, when you pull a pro camera from the hands of a professional photographer, they cease to look so professional.
"We heard from a bunch of photogs who'd say, 'I'm here for Bon Appétit, can I take your picture?'" Grossman says. "And they'd be like, 'Yeah right, bro.'"
Professional qualms aside, the other difficulty of shooting with an iPhone, of course, is that an iPhone camera is very different than a pro-level DSLR. While its resolution is technically high, its image sensor is still comparatively small. That means iPhones have to construct images from fewer physical photons than standalone cameras are able to see, which leads to compression artifacts. There's also no aperture—which is basically the physical measurement for how much light the lens lets in. Instead, the iPhone handles light by lengthening exposure times and pumping up the gain (the sensitivity of the sensor) when it requires more light.
Grossman, prepared for some of these quirks, made it a mandate to shoot studio photography with the iPhone locked to a tripod, flooded the food with natural light, and used a remote shutter so that no one shook the iPhone by touching it to take the picture.
For the most part, these strategies worked. But what Grossman didn't know was that Apple's iPhone camera has some other headache-inducing quirks that only its engineers probably know about. For instance, when the camera needs more light, it naturally slows the shutter speed to allow more light in. But once that shutter is open for 1/25th of a second or longer, the firmware automatically applies an unadvertised noise correction filter.
"So when you look at small gradations of color in a similar range, it'll try to correct the noise in a way that looks a little more pixelated," Grossman says. For whatever reason, this phenomenon was extremely common in the transition from light to dark browns.
"A lot of food is crispy golden brown!" Rapoport says. "We had to reshoot the fried chicken sandwich based upon what we learned." Grossman also succumbed to the camera's quality by sizing most images a bit smaller than they might typically—though the issue features a full-bleed, two-page Hail Mary spread of Asian noodles. As Rapoport puts it: "We'll see how it prints!"
Not having seen the issue for myself, it's hard to know if the use of the iPhone is noticeable at all to an amateur or a pro. But if the issue achieves its core goal—and the difference is not aesthetically notable to the average reader—it could be a powerful statement. On the other hand, it could raise the question as to whether or not there was really any point to shooting with an iPhone in the first place.
"I'm curious as to why they'd choose to use the iPhone in studio. Traditional photography is important because there are so many variables when doing something in a studio, especially," says Sarah Filippi, photography director at Fast Company. "There's a reason why people consider different lenses and lighting. The iPhone doesn't give you that opportunity."
That said, Grossman found that his own photographers embraced the challenge, and drew inspiration from it.
"They're all very aware of Instagram tropes, the ways people shoot food over and over again: I hold it in my hand and look at the floor. I hold it against the wall, making a selfie of the food. Or the overhead busy shot," Grossman says. "People got into that, too, asking, 'Could we do THIS shot?' People were suggestion hashtags. I'm not going to say we were making fun of ourselves as we did it, but so rarely, in making a magazine, does it mimic real life. I'm not a writer so it always feels like there's a level of artifice to how we produce reality. We make this beautiful dish with the food stylist. It's real food, but you have a big rig."
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