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When people today hear the word repent, some think of angry protestors with "Turn or Burn" signs, hurling insults at passersby. But in the Bible, repentance is less about turning away and more about turning toward the life-giving and the good. It is motivated less by fear and more by joy, and connects intimately with what it means to surrender our life to Jesus—to bend our knee and bow before Him as King.
Repentance can literally be read as "coming to your senses." It derives from the Greek word metanoia, which is created by combining metá (a "change" or "relocation") and a form of the word nous ("mind, intellect, perception"). It is literally a "relocation of the mind"—a change of perception that sparks a change in direction, an epiphany about what's truly valuable, that reorients one's trajectory in life. Yes, it involves turning away from the bad, but it's driven by something much more contagious: falling in love with the good.
Enter the Kingdom
Jesus came preaching, "Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand" (Matt. 4:17). He didn't say "Repent in order to get the kingdom here"; He said, "Repent because the kingdom's already here." Repentance allows you to realign your life around what's truly real and reorient what you're living for, in light of God's radiant glory. Repentance means reevaluating what you perceive to be truly valuable in view of God's in-breaking victory over all the earth, and turning from the kingdom of self toward the kingdom of God.
We don't build this kingdom; we enter it. We're less like construction workers hired to erect God's new skyscraper, raising its walls from earth to heaven, and more like bedazzled tourists: We enter the wonder, mystery, and joy of life according to His will and ways. But unlike tourists, we don't return to where we've been—we stay forever. When we surrender our lives to Jesus, God begins to build His kingdom in us and through us into His world.
Confession involves owning your past while repentance involves changing your course for the future.
In Acts 2, Peter stands before the crowds and gives what could be considered the church's first sermon. He declares, "God has made Him both Lord and Christ—this Jesus whom you crucified" (Acts 2:36). The gospel does not start with, "You need to make Jesus Lord," but rather, "God has made Jesus Lord." God isn't looking for your vote; He's looking for your submission. Jesus isn't running for office, saying whatever you want to hear to secure a vote. Rather, He is already elevated, sitting in the seat of power, installed as King over all the earth.
This is the good news, the glorious reality we're invited to turn our lives toward. Peter goes on to tell the crowds, "Repent, and each of you be baptized" (Acts 2:38). Repentance is how we get in on this new reality. We die to the old ways we've been living and are raised into the living reign of Jesus.
This highlights a difference between confession and repentance. While it can be easy to see them as the same thing, there is a distinction. Confession looks back; repentance looks forward. Confession involves owning your past while repentance involves changing your course for the future. Confession is a rear-view mirror to get honest with what's behind you; repentance charts a new GPS course for where you're headed. We need both: to get real with where we've been and let God's reality adjust where we're going.
Switching Allegiance
Our need for repentance reveals an important truth: We're not the good guys. As C. S. Lewis put it, "Fallen man is not simply an imperfect creature who needs improvement: he is a rebel who must lay down his arms." We have lived in service of other rulers—believed the lies of devils, bent our knee to idols, exchanged the living God for shiny stuff and shallow alliances, and ultimately exalted and enthroned ourselves. What have you made more ultimate in your life than God?
Repentance is essentially switching allegiance, but this can be hard. The prophet Jeremiah speaks of rebellious Jerusalem in league with the ways of the world, refusing to do justice or seek truth: "They have made their faces harder than rock; they have refused to repent" (Jer. 5:3). But if we're willing to switch sides, God freely offers amnesty, holding out a way that leads to flourishing. In Ezekiel, God declares that He takes no pleasure in the death of the wicked, and therefore calls the people to "repent and live" (Ezek. 18:32). In Isaiah, He offers it with outstretched hand: "In repentance and rest you will be saved" (Isa. 30:15). God is essentially saying, "Come to your senses! Wake up to My ways that lead to vitality and abundance; return to Me and find rest."
And God is waiting with open arms to receive us. At Solomon's dedication of the temple, God makes an extravagant promise—that if His people "humble themselves and pray and seek [His] face and turn from their wicked ways, then [He] will hear from heaven, will forgive their sin and will heal their land" (2 Chron. 7:14). Our Creator waits with healing in His wings for us to turn from darkness toward His light.
A New Foundation
No one is too far gone for God's grace. King David experienced this firsthand. After committing murder and adultery, he cried out to God in confession, "Wash me thoroughly from my iniquity and cleanse me from my sin" (Psalm 51:2). He owned his junk.
David, however, not only looked back to acknowledge his past, but forward toward a different future: "Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me" (Psalm 51:10).
Like David, we need a "clean heart." Turning toward God is not simply a tune-up to the way we've been running; it is receiving God's new motor under our hood. It is not an addition to our existing foundation; it's demolition to make way for a whole new building. It is not simply agreeing to do our duty; it's discovering God's ways are more appealing and desirable.
God gladly accepts us as we are—but will not let us stay as we are. As John the Baptist commanded his listeners, "Bear fruit in keeping with repentance" (Matt. 3:8). If you let God replant your roots, you can't help but eventually bear fruit. Jesus wants you to come to your senses and replant your roots in Him. He is a King who freely offers amnesty, a Savior whose arms are open wide, inviting us to turn from lesser things and enter the reality of His glorious, life-giving kingdom.
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My nickname from a favorite college professor is Smiley.
Hmmm I wonder why.
This past weekend I was out with "red in the face" boy,
and someone I know came over to us...and told him
ALL about my huge glasses and retainers that I used to rock in the 90's.
"Red in the Face" boy laughed, and said he really wasn't surprised.
Great. He already knows I'm a freakazoid.
A freakazoid perfectly happy being who she is. Retainers and all.
Can't you tell from this picture? Or this post title?
It is freezing here in Pittsburgh. Early this morning, I sprinted to my car to avoid the cold and shivered the whole way to the gym. I have a secret spot I park in at the gym that is actually a lot closer and cheaper than the meters, but no one has figured it out yet. I feel so sneaky. Anyways, I made another mad dash into the gym...and announced to the lady at the front desk that my boogers are officially frozen, as I took a big sniffle in. She lost it. I think she will always laugh at me when I make my entrances into the gym now, thanks to my half-awake but blatantly honest comment.
I feel like I could write a novel about all the things I hate about the cold. I hate dressing in huge layers and feeling like a rollie pollie all the time, I hate the possibility of wiping out on ice, and I just hate being cold in general. Honestly, frozen boogers are the least of my worries in the cold.
Usually on crummy days like this, I just want to curl up into a ball and go back to sleep. However, today I am just plain happy. Maybe it was my 'off the cuff' comment that I made, or maybe it's just the balance that I have been feeling to great extents in my life lately that keeps me happy...regardless I cannot stop smiling.
In my personal opinion, I have found that happiness is something we often lack. We are always complaining about how tired we are, the to do list we have to accomplish, and anything else. There are so many days that I hear numerous people make "whoa is me" statements. We are always making excuses about why we are unhappy; constantly examining other people's lives and wishing we had something they do.
Why do we do that?
There are so many times I compare myself to others. Oh I wish I had her pretty curly hair...Oh I wish I was taller...Oh I wish I had (you fill in the blank). We are always wanting what others have, always feeling as if we are somehow missing the mark in our own lives...and it makes us completely miserable.
Instead why don't we focus on how much we DO have in our lives? I am blessed with an incredible family who supports me and loves me unconditionally. My puppy is the best snuggler in the world. My friends keep me grounded but still know how to have a good time...I am a college student but already have a career teaching fitness classes and just got paid to become a personal trainer. I can beat the boys in a lot of sports. I proudly dress modestly and rock side pony tails. There are so many blessings in my life and so many things I am proud of. I really need to remember those more instead of focusing on what I am lacking in.
I am not saying that if you are struggling with something that you should ignore improving yourself as a person, I'm saying start appreciating what you have a little bit more! How can we truly be happy if we are always focusing on the negative things in our lives when we really should be focusing on everything we DO have.
So be happy. Count your blessings...and laugh at your frozen boogers.
Life is too short to not appreciate it.
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The computer game Trespasser takes place on a remote island, Isla Sorna. It is based on the Jurassic Park motion pictures and takes place after the incidents of \"The Lost World\", the second Jurassic Park movie. The island is property of a company named InGen which did a lot of research on recreating artificial dinosaurs and eventually succeeded. However they failed on keeping the dinosaurs under control and had to leave the island behind. The dinosaurs were then able to roam freely.
You, as the player, happen to be Anne, a young woman, who crash-landed on that island and now needs to find a way out alive. This is a rather huge task, since not only herbivores (plant eating dinosaurs) have survived, but also carnivores (meat eating dinosaurs), which are just waiting patiently for intruders and for running \"snacks\". Lucky for you that the company left many things behind, including weapons, so you can protect yourself. However you still need to find a working connection to the outside and are that way forced to explore the island on your own…
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The Ham Dogger turns your burger into your hot dog
If you've ever stopped off at a 7-11 and had a hankerin' for a hot dog, you've probably seen not only those extremely bad for you "Big Bites" rotating on the warmer, but also those hot dog shaped masses of "mystery meat" which sport all kinds of flavors from breakfast sausage to philly cheese steak – and all packaged in a hot dog like tube that you can slather all kinds of chili and cheese like sauce on top of. Man, if that doesn't spell triple coronary bypass, I don't know what does. Well, aren't we lucky that we can create our own mystery meat dogs right in the comfort of our own kitchen with the Ham Dogger!
Though for the life of me I don't know why one would want a tubed shaped burger, the Ham Dogger forms a hot dog shaped quarter pounder for weekend warriors to place on their BBQ grills. But it does have one cool feature, you can use the Ham Dogger to stuff the middle of your mystery meat a plethora of fillings from cheese to … well cheese! Or maybe even veggies for those finicky kiddies.
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Nick Burns Says: October 9, 2009 at 8:01 pm
OK, well, it only stands to reason that there should be a Dog Hammer — a hammer that flattens your hot dog into a patty! I don't quite get a 'Ham Dogger', but I certainly understand a 'Dog Hammer'
Quieres Filosofar? « Libertad, Justicia, Paz Y Baile Says: October 13, 2009 at 5:09 pm
[…] Incluso yo creo que podríamos hacer lo mismo con las hamburguesas ya "montadas". O con cualquier otro tipo de carne. La imaginación es poder y el poder, en este caso, es un colesterol por las nubes y un infarto asegurado. Véase también Como cocina salchichas McGyver, Salchipulpo, Chicle de salchichasVisto en Coolest Gadgets […]
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Former pet supply distributor and actor Larry Strauss is a big believer in second chances. "I did what every nice Jewish boy does -- he goes into the family business, raises his children, and lives the life he's supposed to live. Then I decided in my mid-50s that I wanted to live my life for me," he says.
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The actor, repped by Clear Talent Group, has another credit -- one that he didn't audition for. "Last year I was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. While I'm still 90 percent functioning, I do have a tremor [and] it comes and goes. I can not always control it -- nothing like Michael J. Fox's situation -- but it is there. It rather limits [me] in the eyes of the powers that be to what they'll audition me for or book me for. It's a hard thing to know what to say, how to say it, and who to say it to."
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Rita Hayworth, Ava Gardner and Jane Russell: what do they have in common? All these women at one time or the other in their lifetime did pin ups for magazines and they were the very image of femininity and sexual appeal. The essentials of a pin-up girl image are of course an evening gown, high heels, gloves and of course the corset. The corset was the most essential part of the pin up girl look because it brought about the perfect hourglass shape. Since the 1940s, the pin up girl image has been the best appeal in the world of fashion and it never looses its prestige.
Red corsets tops and corsetry come in a variety of styles and sizes. Almost any woman can find a corset to make their shape more appealing. There are those corsets that are meant for the curvy body and those that will help the leaner woman look curvier and attain the hourglass shape. The idea of a pin up image is to look as shapely and as appealing as possible. Even with the big hair, the high heels, the gloves and the smashing evening gown, without the perfect hourglass shape, the pin up image will not look right. This is why the corset is the single most essential component of the ensemble.
In the past, corsets were not fun to wear. Not only were they made out of the most uncomfortable materials, one had to endure through the day with them as they produced a lot of warmth and therefore caused sweat and body odor. Not the same with the 21st century corset. Not only does it have subtle and stylish hem lines, it is also made in a variety of materials and colors, and one can choose to wear it with any kind of outfit.
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Talking about corsets – the role of corsets in modern fashion in the last 50 years cannot be underrated. This is because not only have all women embraced this piece of clothing as a requisite in fashion, but it has also evolved in terms of style and also purpose. Halloween costumes are rife with them and every girl is usually looking for the perfect one to go with their gown. Timeless fabrics are combined with modern innovative designer motifs and comely styles to make for the best collection and one is left with plenty to choose from. There is no doubt that the corset will never leave a woman's wardrobe, however it is worn or designed.


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15.18.2015: Started new job as a Research Scientist with Bosch Research and Technology Center in Palo Alto, USA.
31.01.2015: Extended set visualization survey, has been accepted to CGF with minor revision
22.11.2014: Started a research visit to Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
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Visual Analytics of Large Homogeneous Data - Categorical, Set-typed, and Classification Data
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'The End Is Just Beginning Is the End' is the title of this series of paintings by the acclaimed Indonesian artist Agus Suwage.
This contemporary artist makes unusual choices in terms of canvas. For this exhibition, Suwage uses sheets of zinc as the base of these surreal skeletal paintings. The choice of this monotonous material has its purpose; it creates dark contrasting spots in the paintings that act as a rocky beach backdrop.
The result is something that embodies wisdom, as the style of art seems ancient when drawn on the rocky slabs; almost as if one were witnessing the discovery of some ancient tablet or hieroglyph. This is not to say, however, that the series seems dated. On the contrary, this series is very old school-meets-avant garde, which will never go out of style.
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A Chronicle of Champlain 06 CHAMPLAIN'S WRITINGS AND CHARACTER
The Founder of New France -- A Chronicle of Champlain by Charles W. Colby (1867-1955) For Canada, Champlain is not alone a heroic explorer of the seventeenth century, but the founder of Quebec; and it is a rich part of our heritage that he founded New France in the spirit of unselfishness, of loyalty, and of faith. Total running time: 3:04:10 Read by Kevin McAsh CHAPTER I. CHAMPLAIN'S EARLY YEARS CHAPTER II. CHAMPLAIN IN ACADIA CHAPTER III. CHAMPLAIN AT QUEBEC CHAPTER IV. CHAMPLAIN IN THE WILDERNESS CHAPTER V. CHAMPLAIN'S LAST YEARS CHAPTER VI. CHAMPLAIN'S WRITINGS AND CHARACTER


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AntiFreeze.NET is small network quality and traffic monitoring tool. Also it carries a wide range of network diagnostic tools that allows you to diagnose your connection if something goes wrong. When it is not needed, AntiFreeze.NET lives quietly in system tray and sliently gathers statistics for you. If you need something - you can do it by a few mouse clicks. Features: Connection quality monitoring by tracking ping responses. All data collected are stored to statistics and can be accessed at any time. Traffic usage and speed monitoring. All data collected are stored to statistics and can be accessed at any time. Retrieving DNS information. It includes simple tools like Reslove IP by Hostname and Resolve Hostname by IP and more complicated HostInfo which can retrieve full DNS information for a specified hostname or IP address. Connection configuration diagnostic utilities. UPnP services allows you to control your router - add and remove port forwarding entries and so on.
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I'll see your Diels-Alder and raise you one 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition
On Monday, See Arr Oh over at Just Like Cooking posted on this non-obvious Diels-Alder reaction recently published by the Vanderwal group, suggesting that it'd make good problem session fodder. And I agree:
Fortunately, this tied in perfectly with my plans to run our group problem session next week on a pericyclic theme and so it was duly incorporated. If you're interested in what else featured, I also included a question on the origin of the metastability of Dewar Benzene (which I've blogged about before).
After a few easier questions I finished up by asking people to suggest a mechanism for this interesting sequence published a few years back.
Have a think and then read on for a possible answer!
Woodward Wednesday 5: t-Butyllithium?!
Although it's been a while I do intend to do at least one full size Woodward Wednesday post this month. In the mean time here's a short (but important) synthesis that you may not know about.[1]
Who do you think was the first person to publish the preparation of tert-Butyllithium? Some big shot organometallic or inorganic chemist? Not so much. As far as I can tell it was none other than legendary organic chemist R. B. Woodward (J. Am. Chem. Soc., 1941, 63, 3229)![2] Many before tried and failed, and indeed Woodward noted that the the reaction between lithium and tert-butyl chloride was quite slow, although he discovered that it was efficiently catalysed by a few mole percent of magnesium. Eventually, the reaction could be performed using just lithium, providing it was finely enough divided. This so-called 'lithium sand' was prepared using a classic piece of kit invented by a fellow Harvard chemist: the Hershberg Wire Stirrer. This allowed molten lithium (in mineral oil at 250 degrees) to be whipped up into fine pieces. The mixture could then be cooled, the oil washed off and the lithium quickly used before it had a chance to react with the nitrogen atmosphere used to exclude air. You might ask why Woodward spent time fiddling around with such a dangerous reagent that appeared to defy all attempts to force it into existence. As best as I can tell, the answer was sheer curiosity; not so much regarding the substance itself, but to see if it could be used to prepare the elusive tri-tert-butyl carbinol. Alas, the only reaction observed with hexamethylacetone was reduction. Still, despite recent bad press, tert-BuLi remains a very useful reagent, and has helped me out of a tight synthetic spot on a few occasions.
1. I'll probably do reserpine next, but I'm not too sure what to do after that. Please leave suggestions in the comments!
2. Although, by Woodward's own admission, a couple of papers by the father of organometallic chemistry Henry Gilman from the previous year do imply that tert-BuLi was successfully prepared and used.
An Uncommon Lab Reference
Last Monday I set my MSci student the task of preparing the above compound and sent him off to do some literature searching. He quickly found a mention of it in a J. Med. Chem. paper, although the authors didn't give any detail themselves on its preparation, instead claiming to have used the method of Shulgin and Shulgin, described in reference 17:
That's right: a reference to PIHKHAL in the primary chemical literature! When I got over my initial surprise I did track down a copy (the university library didn't have it) to look up the procedure. Indeed, a very detailed and reasonable sounding synthesis of the compound is described under the chapter on the synthesis of 2C-T-2 (along with an evocative description of just how high you can get on it).[1]
There's lots of detail and the whole thing is done on sufficient scale to produce 10 grams of the desired compound. Perhaps not too surprisingly, the route starts with chlorosulfonation of 1,4-dimethoxybenzene, followed up with reduction (Zn in HCl) to give the thiophenol which is then ethylated. Easy. We're going to try it this week, and I will enjoy seeing PIHKAL referenced in a lab notebook. It's funny, I've been aware of this book for probably ten years or more - heck, I even gave a talk last year entitled 'Quinones I Have Known And Loved' - but I never thought I'd be reading it at work. Steven Weinreb once said of Russell Marker: "There are more stories told about [him] than any other chemist. Although perhaps many of these stories are apocryphal, they are so fascinating that more of us cannot bear to stop repeating them... they are the campfire stories that bind our profession together",[2] but I think that the same could also easily be said of Shulgin. I mean, along with Humphry Osmond the man actually coined the term 'psychedelic'.[3] I learned today that there's even a Shulgin Index, written in the style of the more common Merck index, describing the physical and pharmacological properties of some of the psychedelics he and others prepared over the years. I hope to one day have the chance to read a copy.
1. More in this vein can be enjoyed in the digitised versions of Shulgin's lab notebooks. Although his handwriting, combined with the quality lost from storage and scanning, can make them quite hard to read in places they seem to be quite interesting and frequently amusing and insightful. Although the first entry in the first book describes his experiences of taking 400 mgs of mescaline sulfate and the results (which, including hallucinations experienced with eyes open and shut were 'very pleasant'), there's also some real explorative medicinal chemistry documented there. They're actually much better kept than the lab books of many PhD chemists I have worked with, and it's easy to forget that this work was largely conducted in a shed in California. If it wasn't, you know, for all the drug taking.
2. Chem. Eng. News, 1999, 77, 78; If you don't have access to that the article was also reprinted verbatim in The Journal of The Mexican Society the same year and can be enjoyed for free here.
3. It's interesting to note that this term come from the Greek for 'mind manifesting', which I think speaks of the pair's optimism for the curative power of such compounds. Hopefully I'll do another post on chemical etymology one day.
Quality, not Quantity
Here's another poser for you: what do the two molecules below have in common? Hint: in contrast to last week's mechanistic question, this is more to do with their history.
The answer is... a few things. Firstly, they were both proposed incorrectly as structures for two very well known chemicals. On the left is the originally assigned structure for Meldrum's acid, a useful reagent for acylations, generation of ketenes and Knoevenagel reactions. On the right is Dewar benzene, one of a number of different structures considered by James Dewar (of Dewar flask fame) for benzene.[1] When I look at these compounds, I'm shocked by the speed with which chemistry has moved forwards over the past hundred years. For example, although Kekulé proposed the correct structure of benzene sometime in the 1860's it wasn't actually confirmed until 1929 when Catherine Lonsdale, first female Fellow of the Royal Society, solved its structure using X-ray diffraction. That's right: the structure of benzene wasn't confirmed until four years after Sir Robert Robinson proposed the correct structure of morphine. And it only took another 30 years for the entire 64 kDa structure of haemoglobin to be solved! In fact, the size and complexity of molecules readily analysed with the kind of equipment found in any university chemistry department has leapt forward since 50 years ago. But we digress.
A Funny Thing Happened on The Way To Hexaradialene
The last two weeks have seen me secure a postdoc in the US, pass my PhD viva and catch a nasty cold, leaving little time in my life for writing. Now that I've finally got a few spare hours I'm completely out of ideas for a post, so I'm just going to write about some nice oldschool mechanistic detective work from the 1970's that I came across recently. Enjoy!
Here's a tricky little problem that was set at the start of a postgraduate research symposium I attended back in July. It was printed on the programmes given out at the door with a deadline at the end of the two day conference and a cash prize up for grabs. So, all that was required for the glory and spoils was a mechanism that rationalised the following experimental outcome:
Once you've drawn a few things down, you'll quickly realise that the difficulty lies not in drawing a mechanism for formation of the product, but in getting those pesky labels in the right place. Give it a go, and then read on for more information and the solution!
And Another Thing…
While the recently misassigned structure of a certain binaphthyl compound has raised eyebrows here, and over at In The Pipeline, eliciting an entirely appropriate response from Chemjobber, I was reminded of an even sillier case of mistaken identity that was highlighted last year, but seems to have escaped comment on the blogosphere. The problem started back in 2007 when a paper was published in the Journal of Natural Products, where the authors claimed to have isolated a most improbable natural product from a fungus:
From J. Nat. Prod., 2007, 70, 989
Amazingly, nobody called bullshit on this until April 2011 despite the fact the paper was cited 32 times during that period. I mean, I still remember seeing the paper that blew away this structure, entitled "Is 2,3,4,5-Tetramethoxybenzoyl Chloride a Natural Product?", and just staring in wonder that such a question could be seriously posed in an ACS journal. Surely no one ever believed that is was?
(+/-)-Echinopine B
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A Synthesis of Echinopine B
Vanderwal et al., Angew. Chemie. Int. Ed., Early View [GROUP] [PDF] [SI]
Since their isolation in 2008 the echinopine sesquiterpenes have proved quite popular targets for total synthesis, probably thanks to their unusual and compact molecular architectures. Johann Mulzer, one of my favourite living synthetic chemists, succeeded in a beautiful first total synthesis just a year after their isolation, asymmetrically synthesising both natural products (starting from cyclooctadiene!) and assigning their absolute configurations in an excellent paper that somehow ended up in Organic Letters. The year 2010 saw rather a lengthy synthesis by Nicolaou as well as a paper by Chen outlining studies that developed into a total synthesis last year, which I commented on at the time.[1] Until a couple of weeks ago, Mulzer led the pack needing a mere 20 steps from commercial materials, with Chen a close second at 24, and KCN's ponderous 39 step route languishing at the back. At the time it came out, I didn't think Mulzer was doing too badly, given the dearth of oxygen in the target and the lack of obvious disconnections. However, the synthetic bar has just been raised by Vanderwal and co-workers, who recently reported a nifty 12 step, albeit racemic, total synthesis that I think should stay at the top for a little while.
Where Did It All Go Wrong?
I'm sure life as an isolation chemist is hard. First of all, you have to actually find a source of interesting molecules, and while this sometimes involves diving in spectacular locations, or trekking through unspoiled rainforest to pick rare fruit, I'm sure it more often involves literally HPLCing shit or eviscerating four tons of eels. Furthermore, when you've actually got the compound, that's only half the battle, as Nature is unbelievably creative at devising unique and surprising architectures to baffle the unwary. Synthetic chemists spend large amounts of time bewildered by NMR, and we get some pretty big clues from what we actually put in the flask to start with. Starting from scratch is even harder, even with the modern array of analytical equipment. Even the gold standard technique of X-ray crystallography isn't perfect, and there have been some very famous natural products misassigned even with the aid of this breathtakingly powerful tool, including competition molecule diazonamide A, and kinamycin C.[1] Having said all that, looking at this recent example of a proposed natural product structure that was revised by synthesis, I have to say that I think I could have done a better job myself. Drunk.
Chemical Etymology 1: Introduction
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I still find myself encountering unfamiliar terms in the literature all the time. Sometimes in my favourite organic chemistry journals, but especially when I stray further away from 'pure organic' into biochemistry, pharmacology, physical organic chemistry and other areas I know much less about. Before (or after) resorting to looking up new words, I really enjoy taking a guess at what they mean based on the smattering of Latin and Ancient Greek I learned at school and picked up over the last few years as a scientist. Strangely, I also find that knowing where words come from really helps me remember them, and I'm much more likely to know what they mean when I see them again. I'm not a linguist, but it seems to me that actually just a few root words seem to crop up rather a lot, and I've found that being familiar with a handful can be pretty useful. The aim of this post, and probably a couple more over the next month is to try and teach people who have never considered the origins of chemical terms something new.
So You Think You're Having A Bad Day?
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From Biogr. Mems Fell. R. Soc. 1971, 17, 399-429 (doi:10.1098/rsbm.1971.0015)
Next week I'm starting a new total synthesis project with alkaloids. This is pretty exciting, as some incredibly famous (historic and modern) targets belong to this class, and, well, it's always fun to learn new things. Most of the compounds I've made in the past three years have been bright orange, which has made chromatography a bit of a breeze, and I'll miss that, but it's time to move on. While doing some literature searching and background reading for my new project I noticed the name William Kermack on quite a lot of papers. I knew I'd heard it before, but I struggled to remember where for a while. Eventually I remembered: he was mentioned in a footnote to an article on Sir Robert Robinson and the curly arrow in Chemistry World in 2010. You can read it for free, courtesy of the University of Saint Andrews here.
Born in the small town of Kirriemuir at the end of the 19th century, Kermack studied maths, natural philosophy, and chemistry at the University of Aberdeen, where he enrolled as a student at the age of 16, before heading south to work with William Perkin junior and Sir Robert at the legendary Dyson Perrins laboratoryof the University of Oxford (as a member of the British Dyestuffs Corporation contingent there). Two years later, in 1921, he returned to Scotland to take charge of the Chemical Section of the Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh where he continued the work on alkaloids he began in Oxford as well collaborating with the medical researchers there. Tragically, his career as a bench chemist came to a violent end one fateful monday evening in 1924, when, while working alone in the lab, a flask exploded showering him in caustic reaction mixture. After two months in hospital he was discharged completely blind at the age of just 26.
Remarkably, this didn't particularly affect his career as chemist. He continued to collaborate and supervise PhD students, and still made he way to the lab each day by public transport. A year later he got married. He continued to research alkaloids, and became interested in carbohydrate chemistry, statistics and epidemiology as well. He obtained a D.Sc. from his alma mater, Aberdeen, for work on carbolines and was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society. Some 25 years after his accident he was appointed the first Professor of Biochemistry at the University of Aberdeen, which surprised many as he was, by training, an organic chemist whose major interest at the time was statistics, and he lacked experience in teaching and administration. An editorial in Nature remarked that 'to proceed with such an appointment in a laboratory subject has something in it of an act of faith, based not alone on the high scientific attainments but also on the rich mental endowments and sterling qualities of the new professor'
Before accepting the new position, while still in Edinburgh, he commissioned a Plasticine model of his new department to enable him to familiarise himself with its layout, and was indeed able to find his way around without any problems. He lectured, oversaw the expansion of his own department (and others), translated works from German to English, wrote books, worked for the Chemical Abstracts service, collaborated and researched, aided by his students and his remarkable memory, and eventually became Dean of the Faculty of Science. He continued to work until his death at the age of 72, at his desk, while at work on another book on biochemistry. Kermack lead a remarkable life, rising to become a respected and popular academic, in spite of his disability, in an era when few technological aids existed to help the blind. So, next time you have a bad day in the lab, remember that things could be worse, and that Kermack himself only referred to his accident as a minor setback!
Biogr. Mems Fell. R. Soc. 1971, 17, 399-429 (doi:10.1098/rsbm.1971.0015)
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A snowy labyrinth of anguish and detective work, the kidnapping drama "The Captive" is Atom Egoyan's latest stab at arty, dignified pulp.
A wintry Niagara Falls is the backdrop for a time-shifting saga (written by Egoyan and David Fraser) in which grief-stricken parents Matt (Ryan Reynolds) and Tina (Mireille Enos) can't get over the abduction nine years prior of their grade-school daughter Cassandra, and dedicated cops Nicole (Rosario Dawson) and Jeff (Scott Speedman) keep pursuing the case.
The locked-away Cass, meanwhile, has grown into a cultured teenager (Alexia Fast) with a measure of emotional power over the wealthy pedophile captor (Kevin Durand) who is no longer attracted to her. What starts out teasingly moody, however, about the ramifications of a horrible incident — shades of "The Sweet Hereafter," still Egoyan's best film — becomes baroque and ludicrous as the Hitchcockian scenario loses its psychological bearings in a web of trashy plot twists and self-conscious jumps in time.
Although Reynolds rises above the rest as a father consumed by sadness and anger, "The Captive" quickly devolves into scenes that feel like stilted dramatic re-creations demanding a noirish voice-over by "Cold Case Files" host Bill Kurtis.
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Two police officers in Bedfordshire have been suspended over an alleged assault on an autistic man in Luton.
Chief constable Colette Paul has written to residents over the incident in Whitby Road on 20 February.
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The allegations concern an "unprovoked attack" on Faruk Ali and Ms Paul has met his family agreeing to keep them and locals informed of developments.
Leicestershire Police and the Independent Police Complaints Commission are conducting an investigation into the alleged assault which Ms Paul has pledged to keep transparent and open.
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The School of Business Department of Finance and Accounting is having half-day workshop hosted by the University of Nairobi, School of Business on 16th September, 2016 at the University of Nairobi, Lower Kabete Campus. The workshop that starts at 8.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. is jointly organized by the University of New Castle, Plymouth University, UK, and the University of Nairobi, School of Business.
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This workshop is a follow up of recommendations made by a concluded collaborative research project between the University of Nairobi and Plymouth University, UK, that was sponsored by the UK Department for International Development and was conducted between 2012 and 2013, to explore opportunities for building capacity for Entrepreneurship Education within East Africa whose recommendations include the establishment of an Entrepreneurship Educator's Network.
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My sources say the s.a. can be distinguished from the other one by its slightly shorter snout. Its fur is brown with a lighter belly.
These things are relatively common throughout wet buttongrass moorland and coastal heath through Tasmania and the Bass Strait Islands. A subspecies, A. m. maritimus, also occurs in the far southeastern coastal margin of mainland Australia, where its habitat is being destroyed.
The swamp antechinus is most active at dusk, although it does regularly forage during the day. Its diet includes insects, lizards, worms and spiders!
But Jessie, what about the fucking?
Just like the dusky antechinus, copulation occurs during a short season in winter, followed by the die-off of almost all males in the population. During the breeding season, the female develops a shallow, pouch-like fold in the mammary (haha I said "mammary!") area. Does the dusky one do this? I don't know.
The female gives birth after a four-week gestation period. Six young are born (there are six teats in the pouch) and are carried in the pouch for up to eight weeks. Young are then left in a den before becoming independent at about three months, whoop.
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By Mario Covalski
My first motorcycle models, during the 70's, were Tamiya's 1/6 scale models. The parts were big but the building sequence was almost identical to the 1:1 scale models. Beginning with the 80's I discovered the new scale for motorcycles (1/12), and found out that almost all of them used the same method to build the frame: first paint both halves and then glue them with the FINISHED engine in between. Something similar to airplane models, first you have to finish the cockpit and then you have to glue it between the fuselage sides and then paint everything; the difference here is that in our case (motorcycles) we paint the frame halves before gluing them.
My first motorcycle models, during the 70's, were Tamiya's 1/6 scale models. The parts were big but the building sequence was almost identical to the 1:1 scale models. Beginning with the 80's I discovered the new scale for motorcycles (1/12), and found out that almost all of them used the same method to build the frame: first paint both halves and then glue them with the FINISHED engine in between. Something similar to airplane models, first you have to finish the cockpit and then you have to glue it between the fuselage sides and then paint everything; the difference here is that in our case (motorcycles) we paint the frame halves before gluing them.
Placing engines in 1/12th motorcycles
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My first motorcycle models, during the 70s, were Tamiyas 1/6 scale models. The parts were big but the building sequence was almost identical to the 1:1 scale models. Beginning with the 80s I discovered the new scale for motorcycles (1/12), and found out that almost all of them used the same method to build the frame: first paint both halves and then glue them with the FINISHED engine in between. Something similar to airplane models, first you have to finish the cockpit and then you have to glue it between the fuselage sides and then paint everything; the difference here is that in our case (motorcycles) we paint the frame halves before gluing them.
Have you ever tried to glue two gloss painted parts, not fitting well, with a seam line that shouldnt be noticed?
The final result is not very clean and makes a nightmare out of an otherwise simple operation. All motorcycle frames have crosspieces which, generally speaking, are too small due to the scale and the fit is less tan good. Moreover, the center frame which holds the front fork is in plain sight and difficult to hide in a tourism cycle so, the joint line is quite visible.
If you are building one of the new models, with cowling parts, you probably dont have this kind of problem because the frame keeps out of sight once all the parts are in place. But, if like in this case, we are talking about a small nuke cycle, the frame is what it calls our attention, specially if its not painted in black.
My main focus with this note is to share with you a simple technique that I have been using for a long time, and show its application with this beautiful model by Aoshima. At the same time, I will take advantage of the pictures to show how nice the model looks once it is finished.
Not this way!!!...
This is what I usually think when I read a building instructions sheet which explains in an easy way what it is almost impossible in the real world, or at least you know beforehand that the final result will be a disaster. So, it is easier to waste some time modifying a kit, as well as the building sequence, in order to have a more pleasant finale when all the parts are painted.
Step 1: The problem
This picture show both frames separate and glued around the engine, which is also assembled. Everything seems so easy to do because the parts are not painted yet, but the fit is not perfect and there are some parts which will need putty and sanding in order to vanish the joint line, or it will be difficult to get a strong bond. Blue circles show the conflict zones; note that is very difficult to get to the joining points with the engine in place and both frames halves painted.
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Realistic wire wheels for 1/12 scale motorcycles
One of the biggest challenges for a modeler who builds motorcycles in 1/12 scale, is to modify a wire wheel and make it look realistic; specially without having to buy an aftermarket kit. Anyway, there are no kits for this kind of modification (except for one of the Acu-stion for the Tamiya XV1600 kit), so it's not possible to get one. So any modeler attempting to do this task must rely in his/her ability in order, to get a good result.
Improving the Dragon Schwimmwagen - 1/6 scale #75013
Being a car fan, everything that has wheels attracts my attention, nevertheless, the Kubelwagen's amphibious sibling, went unnoticed by me for quite a long time. After building the 1/6 Dragon Kubel, I was pretty excited with the Schwimmwagen, and the quality of the kit and improvements Dragon introduced a couple of years after the Kubel release, really surprised me. This article aims at offering my view about this kit construction, adding some improvements I considered necessary so as to make a worthy scale model.
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Advanced techniques: Building the P-51D Mustang "Lt Col John Myers" Petie 3rd Dragon 1/32 scale
The infamous Dragon P-51D in 1/32. This model was started before Tamiya announced their kit, and I have to admit that during this build I did consider scrapping it more than once. In the end, I am very glad I did not. Despite the challenges and limitations of this kit, I am very happy (and proud) of the end result.
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Building the Mini Cooper S Countryman, a guide for beginners Hasegawa #24121 - 1/24 scale
The aim of this article is to give the reader a detailed and comprehensive guide. Here you'll have typical indications for the most experienced modelers but very useful for newcomers or for those about to take their first steps into scale model cars. In spite that this kit is simple, it's very important to follow the instructions to avoid unexpected surprises. In spite that modelers use to skip or change the order in the instruction steps, I'll build this kit as per instructions.
By Patricio Delfosse
Building the T-34/100 from a T34/85 & scratch 1/35 scale
The T-34 is one of the vehicles with longer operative life. Even, many are on service today in some third world countries, and until a few years ago, in Europe, they were seeing action in the former Yugoslavia. Among all the versions developed, this accomplished by the Egyptian, is the one that seems more attractive to me. In the '70s with the surplus of T-34 chassis, surpassed by more modern tanks, they decided to mount the Soviet 100mm BS-3 gun...
Building the M36B1 tank destroyer 1/16 scale R/C
The M36B1 was a mix of the M36 Jackson turret with its 90mm cannon, that would be used later in the Pershing, and a M4A3 Sherman chassis. This vehicle was in response to Americans to be able to face in better conditions the big German tanks during WWII. It was not a tank in the strict meaning of the word since it served as tank killer, however, in the pictures of that period, they can be seen as infantry support tanks. This article aims at sharing with you my experience building a 1/16 M36B1 R/C.
Tamiya Caterhams, a step by step guide for novices 1/12 scale
The first Catherham from Tamiya coming to my hands at the end of 1994, was the "Cycle Fender Special" (10202), since the "Super Seven BDR was out of stock, and it was impossible for me to get it from the stores I used to buy kits. From that moment on, my affair with which, I think is the best scale car kit ever produced, began. And here my comment: probably, you have seen better detailed kits, or even superb models limited editions.
Building the Kawasaki Z750 Police from Tamiya / Aoshima kits - 1/12 scale
In 1976 Kawasaki launched the model Z750, a smaller sister to the Z900, adapted to the requirements of the Japanese market.
To my knowledge, the Z900 was an improved copy of the Honda CB750Four and, as it was common to Japanese manufacturers, each new model included several versions in order to cover the requirements of the Japanese police. This model was inspired in a small picture from the '70 decades. the picture was showing a Z750 model, perhaps a 1978 version, for the police, with the color and characteristics of the Japanese Police.
By Claudio Kalicinski
Scratchbuilding the Nieuport 6H, 1/48 scale
I decided to scratchbuild this plane after seeing the scale drawings by Mike Fletcher in his web site: The Nieuport Pages. I sent an E-mail to him and he kindly sent me pictures and larger resolution scale drawings. Once I enlarged the plans to 1/48, I noticed how big the plane was....
Building the KV-220 from scratch / Trumpeter kit 1/35 scale
The aim of this article is to share with the reader the work accomplished some years ago to build a model of a Russian tank KV-220 of the WWII. The modeler psyche is at times, curious, being so many kits available, some day we say "this is the model I want to have!" either because we saw pictures or read something about it in a book, a message in a forum... etc. No matter how, the only way to have it, is to get down to work, and I did so.
Building the M4A1E8 Sherman IDF service RC 1/16 scale
My liking for the Sherman started 25 years ago when I built the first version of the Tamiya M4 RC kit. In 2007, I decided to build all the versions, at least the available kits. At that moment I realized that to speak about the Sherman, you have to know a lot about it, and that is almost impossible to build all the versions. On the other hand, I found that I didn't feel comfortable building in 1/35 scale, so, I left the project aside. Anyway, I went on reading and learning about Shermans, mainly the Israeli versions, just to check the little I know and the great many variants that are nearly impossible to list.
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Building rusted cars - VW 1966 - 1/24 scale
It all started with a joke, I built a rusted Mustang GT 350 to make a gift to a friend who only builds Mustangs. It was at a modelers meeting when he received a homage and the joke consisted of letting him know the arduous remodeling and restoration work he would have with this rusted Mustang. I took advantage of my work and presented it in a contest that took place in Campinas city. Finally, the model was "best of the show" and they called me mad for giving a winning model. My answer was.... I will have to make another rusted model for me.
Building the IDF M50 radio controled Sherman 1/16 scale
Building the M50 in 1/16 scale is a project I have had in mind for many years, and after the M51s (from the article published in May 2012) I felt the need to continue with this one. In this article, I'll share with the reader my experience in building the M50 RC 1/16 from a Tamiya M4 -105mm with HVSS suspension.
Building an accurate M51 Isherman from the Tamiya RC kit 1/16 scale
There were many versions of the Sherman, however, the last modification the Israelis made on them, is to my liking, the most showy and the one that converted a WWII tank into one of the 60 and 70 decades. I'll not extend in describing the history of the M51, there's a lot of information in books and internet, just enough to say that, as well as the M50, there were so many variants, that it's recommended to build one tank in particular if you look for historical accuracy. As is my custom….I didn't do so and just made generic versions that could have really existed. The aim of this article is to share with the reader the 250 hours of work to convert the erroneous Tamiya 1/16 RC kit into two acceptable M51. This is not an article for you to copy exactly what I did, but it may give you ideas of how to or get the basic things you need to build two versions of the M51.
Building the Lindberg Curtiss JN-4D Jenny 1/48 scale
The machine I decided to depict was a Curtiss JN-4D trainer based at Love Field, Texas during 1918. A picture of this plane can be found at the Profile Publications book about the Curtiss JN.
Building 1/12 F1 resin model kits: A step by step guide for novices
This article aims at offering an illustrated guide, with pictures, explaining step by step the tasks that should be done, how to and the reasons, it's basically a visual guide, based on the construction of two MG models: the 2002 Ferrari and the 2003- GA.
By Klaus Raddatz
Spray booth design and fan selection
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Building the Pocher KM76 1/8 scale BUGATTI engine only english
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Learning to paint figures step by step
Working with Alclad2 "natural metal finishes"
Building your first 1/12 scale motorcycle - Aoshima Kawasaki GPZ900R Ninja
Detailing an old Formula one 1/12 scale
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Building Tips for 1/6 scale Motorcycles. Tamiya Honda CB750 Police
Basic paints for 1/12 scale motorcycles
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Learning to paint faces using acrylics, step by step
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Scratchbuilding the IDF Leyland Contractor - 1/35 scale
I always liked the transport vehicles especially the IDF transport trucks. When I got the Leyland blueprint and knowing it was difficult that a manufacturer of plastic kits made a release, I thought it was time to build it from scratch. Though it's not easy to copy a scratchbuilt work, this article aims at sharing with readers the work accomplished, encouraging them to face the process of building a scale model "from scratch".
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Action figure collecting is one of the most popular hobbies in the world. Figures made out of different plastic materials based on TV sci-fi series, sci-fi movies (for instance GI Joe action figures) and facts from real life such as the representation of different war scenarios. Soldier figures are commonly made in 1/6 scale, they're represented with military uniforms made from genuine fabric and the weapons that real soldiers use to have, vehicles included.
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Scratchbuilding military vehicles - Ford C11 ADF - 1/35 scale
The art of starting a model or project from scratch, is almost literally, the art of building from the bottom up. This is really exciting. Often a desired model is unavailable in some scale or entirely non-existent. Sometimes the hobbyist may be dissatisfied with the accuracy or detail of kits that are available. Other times a hobbyist will opt to scratchbuild simply for the challenge, which gives us the opportunity to give free rein to our imagination to solve problems of construction and once finished to complete our collection with a singular piece. My intention through this article is to share with you several tips of the scratchbuilding world and the way I solve the difficulties I have to face, in this case building the Ford C11 ADF.


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During February-April we had alternate sessions with Freehand drawing with Kat and Technical drawing with Richard. The freehand drawing was in the perspectives of design. The assessment was to produce a drawing of my lamp and a figure I only just passed this part of the module, I feel I could have done better myself, but I have found it a very difficult part to be very honest.
A quiz for this module also took place for materials and processes, of which we had lectures for these.
I have handed in my Technical Drawing assignment from which we had the four sessions with Richard, I must say whilst I had found it interesting, I did find drawing a toaster to scale to be something of a challenge. Then again, I wasn't really much fond of my 3D rendered drawing of it. The drawing wasn't the problem per-se, it was more towards using Photoshop to render it – something of which I have never done before.


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Tilda Swinton holds hands with actress Gemma Arterton at the Pringle of Scotland flagship store launch held during 2013 London Fashion Week on Monday evening (September 16) in London, England.
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I'm a tofu lover too. :)
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It is green chile time again here in New Mexico. I haven't actually gotten a bag in a long time, so I thought I would replenish my supplies. The predominant chile growing region is near Hatch New Mexico. If you've never been to Hatch, it's where dreams go to die and tears season the soil to make the chile taste good. Zard always said that a bit of suffering makes food taste better, and he's right. There are a bunch of options for roasters for Hatch chile.
I prefer the chile from Socorro. Partly this is due to nostalgia from my time there as a student, and partly it's because it has a different taste. The soil in New Mexico has the right alkalinity that makes chile good. Socorro has something especially different about it. As for the suffering, there is no suffering like that found in Socorro county. The tears of regret and lost innocence really impart a distinct flavor on the food. Luckily there is a roaster that specializes in Socorro chile, and when I do buy a roasted bag, it's from this place. They are in front of Hobby Lobby on Cerillos if you're local and actually want to find them.
In order to stock up on chile, the cheapest way is to peel it yourself. It's a bonding time with your family members where you can ask questions like: "This chile won't peel, did those jerks roast it enough?" and "Did we really need four sacks of chile?" and finally "Please give me the sweet release from chile peeling that only a .45 caliber slug of lead can provide!" That last one isn't really a question, but I thought I would ruin the punchline of peeling a bag of chile for you.
Here is the chile peeling setup I use:
In the picture are two baking pains to hold the peel, two sets of sharp knives, latex gloves, cutting boards, ziploc bags for storing the remains, and a half sack of fresh roasted green chile. I only get a half sack as that's about all I eat in a year. You then begin the process of removing the skins.
Some of your friends might suggest that you cover your hands in oil and that will somehow protect you from the chemical burns of the green chile. Slap these people, they hate you and they hate America. Latex gloves work for me, but I'm sure the nitrile ones will work too. Then you can make "two by two hands of blue" references with whoever you suckered into helping you with this.
It's good to have a cleanup crew to help with "accidents" too:
Amazingly enough Willy and Charlie both enthusiastically ate the dropped seeds, peels, and other discards that happened on the floor. It's a bit too soon after peeling to see if explosive doggy poop will result, but I'm hoping not.
After all the peeling is done, you get the following:
The two piles on the cutting board are the remains. Just bag them and send them on their way and you now have condensed suffering to season your food for the whole year. Unfortunately there is also the mess to clean up:
Tradition also dictates that you snack on some of the chile, then say either "ZOMG this is too hot!" or "Those jerks screwed me I should have gotten extra hot!"


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This little cutie rocked his session!
I headed to his home on a chilly Sunday afternoon so we stayed in and played for about an hour. Dom really didn't have an agenda so I just followed him around and captured him as he did as he pleased. The benefit of this is, there are hardly ever tears as we were not forcing him to sit anywhere and smile at the camera! These images are all super candid and half the time he didn't even know I was there. We explored a bunch of rooms around the house and just let him be a kid. He climbed on chairs, danced on the couch, and tried very hard to break out of his crib! Capturing moments like this make my heart smile, because I am pretty sure he does these things every....single....day!
I don't want to share too many because I am pretty sure one of these adorable images will make the Christmas card but I wanted to show and chat about how simple a session can be if you just let it happen - no posing - no props - no forced smiles!
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Downingtown East High School 2018 defenseman Sean Sweeney has made a verbal commitment to play Division I lacrosse at Fairfield University.
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High School: Downingtown East High School
Graduation Year: 2018
Position: Defense
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Club Team: Philadelphia Freedom
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HS team's Outlook for 2017 season? "We lost a lot of seniors but a lot of the younger guys are stepping up and we have a experienced Defense! I have a very positive outlook on this season!"
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ICRTouch has historically seen March as it's top-selling month and seasonal peak, as businesses are looking to streamline their operations by installing ICRTouch software to maximise their profits through the busy summer months. This year, it was no surprise to see record sales being achieved once again in March 2017 with almost 1,300 installs.
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With this momentum ICRTouch have seen its most successful first quarter ever, as licence sales have been up by approximately 20% this year to date (as evident in the video below.)
On 7th June ICRTouch's TouchOffice Web reached past £3,000,000,000.00 of recorded sales from connected TouchPoint tills around the globe.
We have also seen ICRTouch upscale its head office to a modern 1000m² purpose-built building. The ICRTouch product suite continues evolve into an unrivalled EPoS ecosystem with advancements to products such as TouchKitchen and TouchStock.
ICRTouch is continuing to ride their wave of success with total installs being up 20% through 2015, 2016 and now 2017 around the board and an average of around 1,000 monthly installs. With recent success it is quite clear that the company is continuing its monumental growth and setting the standard for EPoS systems as the industry evolves.
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A taste of my fave picks on my Revolve boutique
We know the words curated and editorial are as overused as Mary-Kate and Ashley in the fashion world, but e-commerce sites are the new fashion blog, haven't you heard?
Revolve Clothing is meeting the demand with a newly launched site, its third redesign since its inception to be exact. The breakout feature: you can get free stuff. The trick is to curate your own boutique that would in turn attract fans. The more people who purchase through your picks, the more reward points you get towards your next purchase. So you'll need Rumi's appeal for that new shearling, but up to 10 percent of total sales from your boutique is not bad for business.
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