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There's a saying, "Writers write, authors publish." I'm not sure if it's meant to chastise those of us who claim the "author" title improperly (by whose standard?) or to encourage us to move past a never-finished manuscript and into the final scary stages of publication.
Maybe contributors to published works fall in the middle somewhere. And despite the growing acceptance of self-publishing, I can't help but imagine there's a diminutive attached to that method of publishing… an unsaid and insincere "well, isn't that cute."
Despite all that, I'm proud to announce my work has been included in a compilation of stories about God's leading and guidance in our lives today. The book of about 40 different stories includes five of my short personal accounts for where I believe God worked in my life to give me some direction at key times. Think Chicken Soup for the Soul but amped up in overtly Christian content.
I mentioned this once on Facebook when I found out about it (around the time I deployed at the end of last year). In looking over blog posts, it seems I never actually posted about this, however.
Here's the link to the book on Amazon: God Still Leads and Guides

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the evening to visit the only Brahma temple in the country which is what Pushkar is famous for apart from the annual camel fair.
Apparently if we pray at the lake surounded by thousands of temples, our ancestors will be pleased and we were made to do just that! Then we were led to the Brahma temple where fortunately there were no crowds
and unfortunately no photography was allowed hence after a brief darshan we were on our way back to the Hotel.
refreshing cup of coffee at 'Koffe Kulture', took some pictures and realised that there were more foreigners than Indians out there!
The Chittorgarh fort is considered to be the largest in the country and is spread over 700acres. It was built by Maurya rulers in the 7th century. There are palaces, towers, temples and cenotaphs in the fort.
In the middle of the lake there is a three storeyed structure with arched openings and is locally called the Jal Mahal.
constructed by Maharana Kumbha to commemorate his victory over Mohammed Khilji in the 15th century. This giant tower is nine-storied and offers a picture-perfect view of the down-town from its balconies. This huge tower extends to the height of 122 feet and width of 47 sq ft at the base. The circular stairs of this tower has 157 steps. This imposing tower took 10 complete years to construct. You can trace sculptures of the Hindu gods on the alcoves of this tower.


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Insults, name calling and character assassination are no match for conservation causes backed by solid evidence, says naturalist Chris Packham
I was taught to read by my father. We had an ancient set of stained and battered encyclopaedias and we started at A and headed to Z. He likes facts. For him they are the fabric of knowledge and knowledge is paramount.
Unsurprisingly, I either inherited or imbibed that desire to know things and I long ago realised that the things most worth knowing are those which are true.
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SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine — Gretchen Vandawalker heard the assignment and could barely contain herself.
The task: Design the layout for a smartphone app that would be useful to high school students containing information including class schedules, assignments, grade-point averages, directions to classrooms and more.
The Wells High School freshman literally jumped at the chance, seizing the marker and taking over the flip chart, sketching out her idea for the app's homepage — complete with a mascot, a big-eyed, manga-style avatar in the upper right-hand corner. Her teammates, Wells freshman Sarah Berger and Deering High School senior Fredette Baramburiye, took turns adding their ideas, modifying the design and throwing around different features the app should have.
Matthew Smith, a software engineer at Unum, coached them along, reminding them about requirements for the app, talking about concepts such as usability and design.
About two dozen high school students sat around a big room at Unum working on the same task with energy. In a nearby room, another 25 or so students worked on a server virtualization exercise with equal enthusiasm.
Tuesday night was Tech Night at Unum, an effort by the company to encourage high school students to begin thinking about careers in science, technology engineering and math, often called the STEM fields. Fifty high school students from Deering, Portland High, Cape Elizabeth, Wells, Westbrook, Westbrook Vocational School, Casco Bay High School and Thornton Academy attended. A similar event was planned for college students Wednesday night.
For Vandawalker, an artist, the evening was a chance to better understand the technology she uses to create much of her art and to meet more students with similar interests. Berger, a self-described "science person," wanted to learn more about a career in computer security. And Baramburiye, who's considering college options, was thinking about going into accounting though she now is thinking of other options after Tech Night and the exposure to the different computer science careers.
"I'm thinking of changing my mind; that was interesting to me," she said.
One thing that became clear, said Baramburiye, is that there are jobs out there for people with information technology skills.
That's one of the goals, said Jim Smith, vice president of shared services at Unum. The company has been running the events since 2009 in locations where it has operations including South Portland, Chattanooga, Tenn., Columbia, S.C., and Worcester, Mass. Unum leaders, in speaking with school officials in various locations, realized that most students and their parents had no idea what the company did or what sort of career opportunities exist there, said Smith.
In Maine, he noted, there are STEM job opportunities at places such as Unum, Wright Express, IDEXX Laboratories and others. There are students who can study in fields aimed at those opportunities at a number of colleges here as well, Smith said.
"We felt an obligation to put them all together," he said.
There's a benefit to Unum, as well, noted Smith, as he pointed wryly to his head of gray hair.
"The baby boomers are going to be retiring," he said.
An issue that's gotten a lot of attention recently has been the skills gap — the chasm between the jobs that are open or will be open and the lack of people with the qualifications and know-how to fill them. That includes trades such as machinists and high-tech positions such as those Unum will be looking to fill.
In recent interviews, corporate leaders at top Maine tech companies have said they expect to create between 500 and 700 new IT jobs over the next five years. But the University of Maine system will only produce 250 IT graduates over that time period.
Unum's Tech Night is one way of addressing that gap, suggested Linda Roth, a career counselor at Thornton Academy in Saco.
"It's helping kids expand their thinking around career paths," she said.
Students need to look at getting into jobs where they'll actually find work here in Maine, she added.
The evening started sort of like a career fair but focused mainly on different careers at Unum. Students could visit different tables to talk with Unum professionals in areas such as networking, project management, server engineering, infrastructure architecture and others. There was even a "computing antiques" table featuring an old typewriter, punch cards, a Commodore computer and some old "Zork" games.
At one table, Dan Allen of Limerick, a developer in Unum's data warehouse, had a passel of teenage boys hanging on his every word as he talked about standardizing data and the usefulness of Google analytics.
Allen, who has an associate degree in new media from Southern Maine Community College, has only been at Unum for a few years. Before he came to the company, he said, he didn't even know jobs like his existed. He wants to make sure high school kids know about potential careers like his, he said.
"I like to show younger people what's out there," said Allen. "I hope through the passion I convey about what I do, they see it's not stuffy."
Don Kennel, senior director of software engineering at IDEXX, said his company has done a lot of work at the college level, Kennel said, but he wanted to explore what IDEXX could do with high school students.
"If we can get high school students focusing on STEM degrees in college, that would really help grow our work force," said Kennel. "For the industry, we need to grow more local Maine talent in the STEM sectors. There are a lot of opportunities in Maine as well as outside the state for this educational background, but for many Maine students they are not aware what real jobs are in these skills. For the state, it is critical to keep and attract STEM-based businesses."
Douglas Drew, a guidance councilor at Portland High, said these sorts of events have to happen much more often at more businesses. And, he said, there needs to be an actual system to connect the high school students and the businesses including job shadowing, internships and other opportunities.
"Businesses across the state need to share responsibility for educating the future work force," said Drew, adding that often students don't even know what major employers in the state do.
"They're all just big wizards behind the walls — the kids have no idea what goes on there."


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The Fearless Defenders #2 Review
DANI MOONSTAR joins the Defenders!
Valkyrie and Misty prepare to take on the Doom Maidens.
Plus: A closer look at our sadistic new villain!
The Good
Cover- Misty and her guns (and Fro), Valkyrie with her sword and shield while Dani Moonstar totes her bow and Arrow; it's a pretty nifty cover with much better art than the interiors. The other cover with a large Misty Knight and a tiny Valkyrie in silhouettes of blue on the orange background is equally cool.
Black Hero- Misty Knight my afro puff diva has looked better but I'm glad she's here! Storm also makes an appearance on a page or two.
Villain- This issue introduces us to the antagonist Caroline Le Fay who wants the powers of a Valkrie and to this end has captured Dani Moonstar to do it. We also hear of the Doommaidens who clearly Valkyrie and her newly chosen team must face eventually.
Art- Love the colors in this issue, bold and dynamic on every single page, it def enhances the rather stilted art.
Action- Well One thing I can't knock in this book is the action which continues to be one of the highlights.
Purpose- It was revealed why Valkyrie will be forming the fearless defenders and I suppose that does give the book a small bit of purpose.
The Bad
Art- Some parts were very stiff and stilted. The artist has problems in action scenes and his women are not the most gorgeous you've ever seen. Another artist may be what's needed to push this series into at least 'check out" status.
Seriously- So She came to earth to fill the ranks of the fallen shield maidens with earth women and she could find no one suitable? Even with Storm and Misty hanging around? Someone needs to slap this girl she's not taking this mission even remotely serious in any shape or form.
The Ugly
Overall I see potential but the execution is still off 2.5/5


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Principal's Comment
At this very busy time of year I would like to thank you for your support of our Year 7 – 10 students as they have embarked on many different activities in the last few weeks of school. We have been greatly impressed by our Year 9 & 10 students who recently undertook their end of year examinations. Their commitment and desire to do well bodes well for the next few years. Thank you for encouraging our students to prepare well for these exams, I hope they have felt a sense of achievement in not only completing them but also in some of their outstanding results.
Our Year 7 & 8's have been involved in a large number of activities. Without the support from parents, trips such as the Waimarino experience would not take place. It is nice for our Year 7 & 8 team to finish on a positive note as the Year 8's start journeying into Year 9.
A number of students have done particularly well in recent sporting competitions as well. Our Junior Girls' Volleyball Team was very successful in the recent Thames Valley Championships held at Katikati College and our Junior Boys' Volleyball Team certainly provided some entertainment. Our athletes in Year 7 & 8 competed well in the Western Bay Athletics Championships held at Bethlehem College. There were a number of very successful performances from some of the rising stars coming through our athletics ranks.
We are very pleased to provide a copy of the ERO Report that was completed in August. The overall tone and observations that ERO made are consistent with our own thoughts and we are very pleased with what they have said about all of our hard work during the last three years. ERO go through an extensive review process and it has taken some time to get the confirmed report. This ensures that the quality of the report is maintained and that we see a fair reflection of where the school is currently at.
Mid 2017 we have the opportunity to renew our uniform contract. Before we go through the tendering process I would like to receive feedback regarding the current uniform and whether any alterations need to be made. Before the end of term I will send out an email with specific questions regarding the uniform and ask that these be returned within the first two weeks of school next year. I will also send out another reminder late January to refresh your memories. This is important information that will be used to help develop our tender application for our uniform suppliers in 2017.
School Buses: The Ministry of Education has changed its policy regarding the funding of school buses. Those students living outside the 'Transport Entitlement Zone' will no longer receive any funding for the school buses. This means that we may have to revise our current bus routes but we are looking at options to provide a better bus service than we currently have. While the reduction of funding is problematic and will need careful management, the options we are looking at will hopefully provide us with a more flexible bus service for those students who live outside our transport entitlement zone. I will be sending out a letter to those parents who are effected seeking their thoughts and opinions about the options we will be looking at for next year. Any decision regarding our buses will be communicated at the very start of next year. Once again, this is another example of Central Government tightening their resources for public schooling.
After a number years of very stable staffing, we are farewelling a significant number of staff this year. Some will be returning to permanent positions from their fixed term appointments while others are moving on to different phases of their life. We have had a number of Part Time and Fixed Term Teachers join our staff during 2016 and I would like to thank Mrs Amanda Besley, Mr Stan Foster, Mr Rob Jolly, Matua Te Kurapa and Ms Steph Duncan for the wonderful way in which they have slotted into our classes in fixed term positions, giving our students consistency and helping out when needed.
I would also like to thank Ms Sam Sanderson, Mrs Hayley George and Mrs Robyn Cameron for all that they have done this year and look forward to welcoming them back as permanent staff members in 2017.
We would like to wish Mrs EJ Weller and her husband Kevin all the best with the upcoming arrival of their first child. Mrs Weller will be taking a year's maternity leave commencing at the beginning of next year.
We are also saying goodbye to Ms Charlotte Hazlitt who is taking a position closer to her home in Tauranga; Mrs Nicky Geary who after 5 years on staff is starting a new business venture in Katikati; Mrs Tina Filipo, who after three years of significantly revitalising our English faculty, is moving into senior leadership at Waikuku College; Ms Donna Wilks who is moving to the Coromandel; Matua Kuka who has gained a promotion to Tauranga Intermediate and Ms Maggie Kelly who is returning to Canada to be with family. All are moving on to either further their careers or follow their dreams! We wish them well and thank them for all for their efforts.
Mrs Jill Roest is retiring after 10 years as a Teacher Aide at Katikati College. Jill has assisted a large number of students during this time, helping them reach their full potential and she will be sorely missed by our Learning Centre. We wish Jill all the best in her retirement.
Mr Warwick Kerr – Warwick has been part of our school for the last 29 years. Warwick has been involved in wide range of responsibilities during his time here. He has been a Dean, Assistant Head of the English Faculty, TIC Horticulture and TIC of the Boys Home room. As you can see Warwick is a multi-talented man who has had devoted a huge amount of time to our school community.
Mr Malcolm Pitkeathly – Malcom joined Katikati College in 1987 and has been with us for 30 years. Malcolm made an immediate impact and quickly established himself as one of the cool new teachers who came on board in the late 1980's. An extremely talented artist in his own right, Malcolm made art accessible for a large number of students and his desire to see students extend their creative abilities has kept him keen and motivated through almost three decades. He has led the Arts Department and more recently the Arts faculty superbly well during this time. Many of you will know that Malcolm has been involved with the Open Air Art group and was part of the original committee in 1990. This transformed our town and it is great to see Malcolm's art work still visible as part of the Katikati Murals. My thanks for all that you have done in your time at Katikati College.
With all this change we are very excited to have been able to attract fantastic applicants and several new appointments will be announced next year. 2017 will certainly be a year of change for the school and we look forward to this exciting next phase. One thing is for sure, nothing stays the same.
I would like to extend to everyone my wishes for a very happy and safe Christmas Holiday. I know that it has been an extremely busy year for a number of people and the time that you are able to spend with your family is really important. I look forward to hearing about our students' NCEA results late January and look forward to what will be an exciting 2017 for our school.
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Yowz! It's been almost a month since I've posted! And, typically, now that I've dragged myself to writing a new post, I have nothing to say. Whatever.
Two weekends ago I slipped twice in my carb-conscious diet: first when I had Indian food for a friend's birthday and then when someone at Starbucks gave me a free sample of the Pumpkin Spice Creme Frappucino (the sample was pretty much the size of a Tall). The Indian food wasn't worth it, but the frappucino was. It was better than all the sex I've ever had (except for once); but I wouldn't expect any less from pumpkin. I'm very glad to see pumpkin consciousness growing in this part of the country, even if it is only for one season of the year.
My new favorite TV show is The Comeback, with Lisa Kudrow. It's absolutely brilliant, and Kudrow is the most amazing actress who ever lived. She can really do the whole fake L.A. thing while simultaneously showing the disappiontment and humiliation her character is feeling. Sadly, the season is over, so there aren't any more new episodes to watch for, for at least a li'l while. Hopefully it'll get picked up for more seasons, or whatever the hell the Hollywood term is for that. Watch it on demand if you can.
My roommate, my friend and I were thinking of throwing a Halloween party again this year, but I'm not sure if we will. I find that I just don't have much interest in it and I've got too much to do with something like that to think about on top of it. Cux I can't just throw a crap party--I'd rather not have one at all. So dunno if that will happen. Even if it does, I don't know what I want to dress up as--well, I do know. I want to be John Smith (as in Pocahontas), but I don't know if a good costume for that can be found and, as I stated before, I don't care very much.
Lastly, to add a speckle of interest to the most boring blog entry ever, I realized while watching some of that show House that V.P. looks like a younger version of House. (Actually, he looks like the actor playing Dr. House, but who cares what his name is. I'm referring to him as House.) He didn't believe me when I told him, so I did a comparison, which you see here:
What say you, all? Does VP look like a younger version of House? You cannot deny they have the same nose and face shape, and the same eyes, even. What does everyone think?
And that's all I've got for now.
Ed Shepp
Monday, September 19, 2005
tags: Halloween, House, Lisa Kudrow, VP
1 comment:
- J said...
They do look alike.
- Friday, October 28, 2005 at 10:46:00 AM EDT
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Russia battles against CD piracy
Several buyers are browsing his wares, displayed on a folding table just five minutes walk from the seat of the Russian government, in the centre of Moscow.
But what he is selling causes a terrible headache for the government, not to mention international recording companies, the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and law enforcement agencies in Russia and abroad.
Each of them costs just slightly more than a pound - so it is no wonder that buyers are in abundance.
Police turn a blind eye on the merchandise - "All was settled down by my bosses," grins Maxim.
He is one of tens of thousands involved in this business, whose profits are second only to drugs smuggling and arms sales.
Russia has the second largest music piracy market in the world, after China, according to the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI), the organisation representing the recording industry worldwide.
It also has one of the highest piracy rates in the world at 65%.
More troubling is that the 200 million pirated CDs produced in Russia dwarf the country's total market for CDs by eight times.
Pirated CDs made in Russia are smuggled to the Western Europe and can be found in Paris, London and Amsterdam.
Roots in communism
The clandestine recording industry emerged in Russia some 30 years ago.
During the Soviet years the only state recording company Melodia, following the lead of the Communist Party, pretended that neither The Beatles nor The Rolling Stones existed.
After the fall of communism, the bootleggers snatched the Melodia's producing facilities and started a new industry, filling shops with pirated LPs and CDs.
Many were badly recorded and packed in sleeves with illegible pictures.
In 1992 the Gorbunov market opened in the west of Moscow, and went on to become the largest pirated audio and video market in the world.
International interests
As the sales increased in the second half of the 1990s, so did piracy.
By the end of the century, copyright holders will be losing half a billion dollars annually in Russia due to piracy, according to the International Phonogram Producers Association.
Earlier this year the US ambassador to Russia asked Moscow to be more active in fighting piracy.
In a letter addressed to the Russia's government he listed a number of clandestine factories, most of them located in classified areas.
The government responded by organising several committees and task forces, but the situation has not improved a great deal.
Moscow would like to see the problem gone.
Tax revenues from CD sales account for merely $3m a year, but could rake in as much as $120m if the total market was taken into account, according to government sources.
The issue of copyrights and protection of the intellectual property is a sensitive issue, blocking Russia's accession to the WTO.
And there is always a threat of trade sanctions, like the ones imposed on the neighbouring Ukraine by the US for not adopting the copyright protection laws.
Piracy is welcome
However, various Russian politicians and industrialists accuse the government of bowing to pressure from international media companies at the expense of Russia's own domestic industry.
They also argue that Russians should not be expected to pay the same price for a CD as Westerners do.
Some of the international recording companies accept this argument - Polygram launched a special Russian edition of its most popular albums with simplified design, which costs a fraction of its Western retail price.
But this doesn't solve the problem.
Many believe that piracy has wealthy and powerful defenders in Moscow.
"This problem like so many others can be resolved should the state really want it," says Andrei Gavrilov, a veteran of the country's music industry and boss of Solid Records recording company.
"Piracy was subdued, if not eliminated in the Czech Republic and Poland," he adds.
Russia's producers argue that the battle against piracy can only be won through joint action by the recording giants - offering acceptable prices for the Russian market - and by the government's strict enforcement of law.
But progress is slow, and piracy was certainly winning the day during the run-up to Christmas at Maxim's stall, five minutes walk from largest CD shop in central Moscow.
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Bourbon Milk Punch
It's time for breakfast in New Orleans. What to serve? Along side your grits and andouille there is nothing better than a smooth and creamy bourbon milk punch. After days of Mardi Gras revelry there could be nothing better to sooth your aching belly.
1 1/2 oz Bourbon
2 tsp. simple syrup
2 dashes vanilla extract
4 oz. milk or half and half
Shake vigorously with ice for 30 seconds.
Strain into a brandy snifter or wine glass.
Garnish with grated nutmeg.
jellydonut 26 Jul 2011
9:24 am
Looks super-tasty, Robert. I want to try this now.
Chris CV 26 Jul 2011
11:46 am
This is a good one, but my family makes a milk punch every Christmas that is amazing. I believe it has similar ingredients plus rum, brandy and whole eggs. It's made in a giant batch and left in the snow overnight, so it gets slightly frozen. I really need to get that recipe.
Paul Leddy 27 Jul 2011
9:11 am
Excellent as always, Robert. You could probably add some Allspice Dram for a wintery version of the drink…Probably 1/4 oz or so should do it.
mike emry 27 Jul 2011
4:09 pm
another great vid but one of the best on the internet
mike emry 27 Jul 2011
4:12 pm
another great vid BY one of the best on the internet lol. Sorry love the description of you tasting them keep it up
Robert Hess 28 Jul 2011
6:20 am
Hmmmm… I wrote a reply here yesterday, and am sure I submitted it, but it hasn't shown up.
Chris - A "milk punch" recipe that includes eggs, would probably be better described as a "egg nog" instead. Which of course is a traditional Christmas beverage. I've never heard of putting it in the snow over night, but that does sound interesting. What I "have" heard of, is aging it for weeks, if not months, in the refridgerator. While this might sound dangerous due to the eggs, tests have shown that it actually is safer. Intentionally salmonella infected eggs were used to make an egg nog, and left to sit for I think it was a month or so, and while the batch started out dangerous, by the end of the period it was essentially free from contamination (although the scientists were reluctant to actually put it to a "human trial").
Here is a video from NPR: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=121615594
Chris CV 28 Jul 2011
7:04 am
That's what I always figured, until I had actual egg nog. That recipe tastes much closer to this drink that any egg nog I have ever tasted, which I don't even like. It probably is technically a nog that just has far less egg than normal for the volume made. I wouldn't be surprised if it's just one or two eggs in the five gallon batch.
Stephen Botting 22 Aug 2011
9:58 pm
Hi Robert, I think this is possible my favourite video of yours and I like the idea of it and it makes me smile, my wife and I thought you where rather funny in this one! On holiday I can imagine having one of these in the morning. I tried it out on a friend of mine the other evening using Jamesons Irish whiskey as I had just run out of Makers Mark and he absolutely loved it, I tried a sip and it is a drink I could see myself having when friends are staying over for the weekend. I do have 2 questions for you though Robert. Firstly in your excellent book "The essential bartenders guide" you emit the vanilla extract and there is the addition of 1/2 tsps of dark rum, also there is 2 ounces of bourbon, The one I made was from the video was there any reason for this or is it just your preferred version of the drink?
Also in the video you say to serve it in a Brandy glass, then you say that you dont serve brandy in a brandy glass yourself preferring a different type of glass for that! What glass do you serve brandy in, is it one of your lovely vintage glasses?
By the way on your advise I have started buying vintage cocktail glasses as opposed to those rather boring martini glasses you can get everywhere, and everyone I make a cocktail for is impressed, infact its kind of a talking point.
Cheers Robert.
jellydonut 22 Aug 2011
10:11 pm
Oh oh! Let me guess at Robert's preferred glass. The 'tulip' glass.
Robert Hess 23 Aug 2011
6:55 am
Recipe variations, especially for something like a "Milk Punch" should be expected, and in fact celebrated. The one I showed here is one that I typically find in New Orleans, but there are others.
As for the "brandy glass" I recommend. The one I use at home can be seen here: http://chanticleersociety.org/media/p/7913.aspx, and is slightly similar to the one that Jelly posted, but without the foot, and with a slightly different flair.
The traditional "brandy snifter" is one that I feel concentrates the nose of the spirit too much. When I was younger (but of drinking age!) I thought it was debonaire and sophisticated to order a warmed brandy when I was out, but the fact that the fumes always burned my nose sort of ruined the scene. I was later to learn that actually heating up your brandy is considered a no-no, as is using the traditional brandy snifter.
Peter_Timms 5 Jan 2012
5:33 pm
Made this today. McKenna Bourbon, although cheaper, worked well. A very nice drink.
enerill 7 Nov 2012
3:40 pm
Best Ever Milk Punch
In blender add ice-cold milk half way, add bourbon to taste, fill remainder of blender with vanilla ice cream, add 1 tsp. pure vanilla extract; whir; poor into brandy glasses or any container, sprinkle with a little freshly-grated nutmeg. Delish!
Samuel56 1 Jun 2015
12:22 pm
Robert, my first question I had for you was about the glass. The one you chose is nearly the same one I use for brandy, although mine has a small foot. You know it as the Glencairn. I can hear the gasps from the scotch drinkers now! It is a bit different and a bit smaller perhaps. Now for another question that I keep meaning to ask, but always forget about, until now! Simple syrup plays a major role in many a cocktail. But let's say you've been told to cut back on sugar. Got a recommendation for sugar-free simple syrup? IS there such a thing? If there isn't, I doubt it will change my mind about whether to imbibe or not. Nevertheless, if it was such a thing, I might be interested in trying it. Thanks!


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Gottfrid says that upper management has been supportive. "Open source has grown so much in terms of people being aware of it, and our managers have grown up in that environment. Five or 10 years ago we wouldn't have had this reception."
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Gottfrid's first release was DBSlayer. "It's a lightweight database connection-pooling tool that we use internally. We were always saying, 'We should open-source this thing.' And that got a positive response from our manager -- they said, 'Go ahead, let's see where you can take this.' It hasn't taken the world by storm, but it is somewhat of a niche thing. It's a new program, so we haven't developed it fully and it is still in the early stages. But people have submitted patches and we've gotten good comments. It's been a very positive response. If we want to open-source other stuff in the future, it makes it a lot easier because we've established that we can."
Harris says one of the things they've talked about doing in the future is "opening up some of our content in the form of widgets or APIs, and see what the general public would do with it."
Gottfrid hints at the ultimate goal of NYT's move toward open source. "The key goes back to the title of the blog: Open. We wanted to have an open dialogue because we value the conversation with the development community. We want to be a part of that, and have a place at the table and listen and give feedback and have that respect. As we open more and more, it gives us a built-in audience that we can seed these things with, and a number of people that we already have a good relationship with."
Gottfrid says there are things you can do to make it easier to jump into the open source community -- among them, "Be humble." He says they don't try to act like they already know where their place is. "We've never presented our solution as a definitive solution for all problems. It worked well for us, and hopefully someone else can make it work for them." And don't forget to be persistent. "Just because you release something today doesn't mean everyone will show up the next day and download it and praise you and shower you with accolades."
Harris and Gottfrid stress the importance of trusting your developers. "This [move toward open source] wasn't a corporate mandate," Gottfrid says. "There were no vice presidents involved in this at all. This was Jake and me monkeying about and saying, 'Wouldn't this be cool?' The fact that they empowered us speaks volumes about the New York Times entrusting non-senior people to have a voice on the outside and represent the company. There's a growing awareness that developers play an integral role in how the medium is evolving."
Harris agrees. "We're no longer just a print company, we're a technology company. We need to express ourselves in technological terms. The best way to do that is to give the developers a voice."


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The Masterbuilt 40" / 100cm Gen 2.0 Masterbuilt electric smoker comes as standard with 4 Racks / Shelves
This kit will give you the ability to increase your smoker to 5 Racks/Shelves by simply replacing one of your existing rack brackets with this kit.
We also offer these brackets as a set of two so you can increase to 6 Racks/Shelves if you choose.
This kit includes one set of the shelf brackets, it does not inlcude the shelves themselves you will need to purchase them separately.
These brackets are also useable on the Gen 1.0 40" smoker with some minor modifications.


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Choosing which taco would grace my first post was hard - it was basically like Sophie's Choice in that it resulted in one of my children being murdered (real talk: does it bother anyone else when people throw that term around?). So in the end, I decided to go with a pretty simple recipe for grilled steak made with my special paste-y spice rub. It's a great summer option on the BBQ, but you can also make it in a cast iron skillet - I've got one with grill lines that I think was made for camping use, but I don't let Canadian Tire tell me how to live my life.
Once you grill and slice it for taco filling, this Carne Asada has a nice heat without being too overpowering. You can mellow it out even more by serving it with guacamole.
Carne Asada Recipe
Carne Asada Recipe
Serves: 10 tacos Prep time: 30 min Cook time: 15-20 min
2 pounds flank steak
1 tablespoon orange juice
1 tablespoons white vinegar
2 tablespoon paprika
1 tablespoon guajillo chile powder (or chipotle chili powder)
1 tablespoon cumin
Salt and pepper to taste
Rub 'Er In
Add orange juice, vinegar, paprika, chile powder and cumin into a bowl and mix to create a paste. Rub it into both sides of your flank steak (keep the layer of spices thin and don't let it get all clumpy). Let the meat sit for about 20-30 minutes to feel its feelings.
Grill 'Er
Pre-heat the grill to high. Brush the grill with olive oil, place the meat on and close the lid. Sear for about 5 minutes on each side (this'll get you to medium-rare - I like it a little pink). Take the meat off the grill and wrap it in tin foil. Let it sit for at least 5 minutes.
Eat 'Er
Slice the meat thin (against the grain) and pour any tin foil juice over the meat cuts. Throw 2 cuts into a warm corn tortilla and top with Salsa Verde and guacamole.


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Bringing Order to Cable Rack Management
Part of IT is having a room where disorder is normal. Disorganized, messy cables are common for many IT departments. But it is more than simply a nuisance. Rack cables provide critical performance and circuits. Improper handling of those cables can cause damage or even equipment failure. That can lead to costly downtime for business critical applications. Some of the most common issues that come up with poor cable management include:
- Increased time in troubleshooting or changing cable arrangement
- Increased time making changes to the racks due to moving of cables
- Cable damage caused by sharp edges of racks
- Signal interference
- Difficulty accessing or moving elements on the racks
One of the common place tasks that The Network Team does for our customers is cable clean up. Above, you can see a recent photo of a before and after server room for one of our clients. TNT Engineer Gene Choquette took several hours to reorganize the cables. That made sure that network upgrades not only increase the quality of the user experience, but it also make the network look good.
Benefits of better cable management include:
- Easier maintenance
- Reduced signal interference
- Shorter time to reorganize
- Longer-lasting cables
When planning your racks, there are several common sense thoughts to keep in mind that will make organizing easier.
- When planning your racks and cabling, make sure to think about future growth. Keep in mind the need for future network components and even more racks.
- Identifying cables will make it easier to change configurations when you need to.
- Make sure to follow industry and federal, state and local guidelines for cabling. This will increase safety and could help minimize system downtime.
The Network Team takes pride in providing complete customer satisfaction. Contact us at 980-263-2850 for more information on how we can improve your network performance.