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Aviation Cocktail
This long forgotten classic has recently been seeing a hearty return, due partially to one of its core ingredients, Maraschino liqueur also being more available. The Aviation is often the first obscure drink that makes its way onto the cocktail menu of a bar that is trying to acquaint it's customers with pre-prohibition cocktails.
2 oz gin
1/2 oz lemon juice
1/2 oz Maraschino Liquer
1/4 oz violette liquer
Shake with ice.
Strain into a cocktail glass.
Garnish with a cherry.
Evil Bus Driver 28 Jul 2008
7:52 am
Hi Robert,
nice to see you finally present the Aviation in its true form. Here in Seattle, Rothman and Winter's Creme de Violette is finally on the shelf though only at one store location.
Like you I use a parisian shaker but I have a devil of a time with it because the two pieces tend to stick together when shaking with ice making it darn near impossible for me to open the shaker. You don't seem to have that problem here. What's your secret?
Chris 28 Jul 2008
5:27 pm
Why is it that you've reverted to using those vile, neon cherries? Perhaps a brandied cherry wouldn't bring the right flavor to an aviation, but I highly recommend both the recipe at cocktailnerd and the Luxardo marasca cherries available at Kegworks.
Here's a link to the cocktailnerd recipe, for anyone interested: http://cocktailnerd.com/?p=981
Gabriel Szaszko 29 Jul 2008
6:10 am
Thanks for the shout-out, Chris. I need to give full credit to The Art of Bar by Hollinger and Schwartz for the recipe as I only changed it slightly. Also, Robert Heugel has a write up on brandied cherries here:
Cheers! And thanks, Drinkboy, for keeping coverage of this great drink alive.
Robert Hess 30 Jul 2008
9:47 am
Re: Parisian Shaker… Yes, they do take a little more muscle to open up, some are eaiser than others. You just have to grip them tightly, and open them with a slight twist and then tilt it up at an angle.
Re: Cherries… There are certain drinks where I prefer using the "imitation maraschino cherries" (note: these cherries USED to always have that listed n the bottle, but a while back that requirement was dropped). It all depends on if the bright red color provides what I feel is a more visual "garnish" to the drink than the darker true maraschino cherry. The Mai Tai, and the Aviation, are the two that I commonly use the faux cherries with. Other times it just depends what I currently have on hand :->
And I think EVERYBODY should be playing around with making their own cherries at home. They are easy, and provide that nice personal touch. Thanks for the pointers to some recipes folks can try!
Wild Bill Turkey 30 Jul 2008
10:57 am
Thank you Thank you for putting up this Classy version of this great drink!
The Rothman & Winter's Creme de Violette is available at several places here in San Francisco, now, and at least three major online outlets. It also figures prominently in Gary Regan's "Moonlight Cocktail", a tweak of the Aviation, featuring Cointreau and lime juice in place of the maraschino and lemon juice.
Blair Frodelius 30 Jul 2008
11:55 am
I'd have to say that the Creme de Violette makes for a "deeper" cocktail experience. I'll have to try the Moonlight Cocktail. Is it in "The Joy of Mixology"?
I've been making my own Luxardo cherries for a while now. Not only do they taste better, but by leaving the stem on the cherries while they soak, it adds a bit to the final presentation.
My question for everyone out there is, have you used the maraschino liqueur in any cocktails post-marination? It certainly turns a deep red and might work as a less sweet
grenadine substitute if you add a bit of simple syrup.
Blair Frodelius
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Perry Willis 30 Jul 2008
12:55 pm
Love the Aviation; thanks for documenting it so well. Have not had violette liquer to add yet, but cannot wait. My search begins!
Parisian Shaker: My wife refused to use it for two reasons. First, it is a tad small for making more than one cocktail. Second, the difficulty in opening. If you let it rest a minute on the counter after shaking, the air temp inside warms making it easier to open. Prep your glassware if needed while it rests and that usually works for her.
Two questions:
1. What brand is becoming available? I may have my liquor store request it.
2. For making one's own maraschino cherries, what do you use? I made one batch with dehydrated cherries, brandy and some maraschino liquer (Luxardo). They were okay. Suggestions?
Wild Bill Turkey 1 Aug 2008
5:33 pm
To Blair Frodelius:
Linkt to gary Regan's "Moonlight Cocktail":
AC Guy 8 Aug 2008
11:42 am
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K. Morgan 26 Aug 2008
5:58 pm
Hey, Robert,
Just a semi-off-topic note here:
Have found a great and very simple cocktail using the Luxardo Maraschino Liquer. I understand that it's not really a cocktail unless it has bitters, but the Luxardo has such a delightful bitterness, I can let it slide; hopefully others can as well.
I was going for an evening imbibement of Sky vodka over ice, and thought, hey, I really need to experiment more with that Luxardo (it's new to me, since your introduction on your webcast).
So, just a rocks glass, ~3/4 full of chopped ice, ~2 shots of vodka, and a generous dash of the Luxardo. It seems to have a kind of simple elegance, to me, anyway. Bonus: no hangover issues the next day. YMMV…
Anyway, thanks for introducing the Luxardo.
Kimball Morgan
Robert Hess 26 Aug 2008
6:10 pm
I'm perfectly willing to consider well constructed "non-bittered" drinks as being "cocktails". So thanks for doing some experimentations on your own!
Something to remember about vodka, is that it is (essentially) a flavorless alcohol, which means it's main role in a cocktail is to essentially be a volume knob for flavors which might otherwise be a tad too intense. So the drink you have here is essentially just a softening of the flavor of Maraschino liqueur. Or you could see it as taking "vodka on ice" and imparting into it some of the interesting flavors of Maraschino liqueur.
You also bring to the discussion the hangover issue… an important thing to remember here is that it isn't that "vodka" is a hangover free spirit, but that "properly distilled" spirits have a lot fewer hangover inducing contaminantes than "improperly distilled" spirits. It isn't the flavoring compontents of brandy, gin, whiskey, etc. that can cause are the problem, but it is the inclusion of "heads" and "tails" in the distillation process (which ideally is all "heart").
Cheaper spirits will be a little less carefull about their distillation, and so will be less kind to you in the morning. But a cheap vodka can give you a far worse hangover then a great tequila.
K. Morgan 26 Aug 2008
7:01 pm
Thanks, Robert,
re: the potential hangover:
This, again, may be a different topic issue.
Any recommendations on a brand of either Vitamin "V", or tequila, that will be kind to the body, mind, and spirit (no pun intended) the following morning?
Kimball Morgan
Robert Hess 26 Aug 2008
7:19 pm
For an interesting, and perhaps even slightly controversial look at hangovers, I might recommend: "Drink as Much as You Want and Live Longer" by Frederick M. Beyerlein
In which a nutritionalist provides some details on what causes hangovers, and the "sunscreen" approach that works best for helping you with them.
Perhaps unfortunately, I don't get hangovers, so I don't have much in the way of personal recommendations on specifics of how to avoid them, or how to recover from them the morning after.
blair frodelius 27 Aug 2008
4:15 am
Since we're on this topic, what do you know about hangovers and mixing types of spirits? The last one I had was after drinking a Ti Punch, an Armagnac, a shot of Premium Reposado tequila and then finishing the evening with a Caipirinha. This was all over a six hour period, by the way.
Next day I felt lousy. Should one generally stay with all clear spirits or all aged spirits in an evening, or doesn't it matter?
Robert Hess 27 Aug 2008
5:18 am
Since I don't really get hangovers, I can only repeat what I've heard from others regarding it, and the book mentioned above had what "appears" to be a very logical thought here:
It isn't mixing alcohols which is the cause of hangovers, but the food which you are eating. While poor distillation will result in other types of alcohol and contaminates which are going to hit you the next morning, simply mixing the different character components from different spirits aren't going to do anything more than having that spirit all by itself. The various food-stuffs in your stomache however can curdle or otherwise react with the alcohol and result in components which can cause the problem.
..or at least that's his advice. And it seems sound to me.
Perry Willis 12 Sep 2008
2:47 pm
Okay, just got my creme de violette last week thanks to a quite helpful distributor. Rothman & Winter. This has a tad of an odd note on the nose and may be typical, but there it is. I had a tough time getting the maraschino and creme de violette to play nice on my pallette, so I started playing with ratios and this finally worked for me.
I'm sure I'll burn in hell for my boldness/blaspheme, but I care not and willingly accept my fate now that I've tasted my final version. The brand of gin seems to make quite a difference. I had some Hendricks laying around and liked it over my usual Beefeaters. Juniper? Anyway here is what I do and I like it. You may not, but as Robert always encourages folks, toy with it until you like it.
Perry's Aviation
2 oz Hendricks (I typically have Beefeater on hand but had this and it worked great)
1/4 oz Luxardo maraschino
1/4 oz Rothman & Winter Creme de violette (odd note on nose but all I can find)
1/4 oz lemon juice (strained if you are in the mood)
1 dash Grapefruit bitters (optional)
Shake and strain into a chilled glass
Garnish as you like (cherry, blackberry, lemon peel, or go commando)
blair frodelius 12 Sep 2008
5:10 pm
oddly enough, i just made an aviation with hendrick's earlier this week. I have to admit that i have yet to find a cocktail that is not overwhelmed with the intensity of hendrick's (charlotte voisey would kill me!) however, that being said, i'm thinking (without trying it) that your cocktail ratios would work greatly if you added a total of 1/2 oz. lemon juice. by the way, i like the idea adding fee's grapefruit bitters. that would work well with the maraschino.
if you have the opportunity, please try it with plymouth gin. the difference will be astounding, and well worth the effort. the aviation has made my top 10 list if made with plymouth and creme de violette.
blair frodelius
oliver 18 Sep 2008
8:22 am
dear robert,
is it true that in the first recipe a cherry is added? or is that your reference to the jupiter cocktail which seems to be a brother of the aviation?
and in the first recipe is less maraschino.
anyway a very difficult to balance cocktail but a great one.
Robert Hess 19 Sep 2008
5:43 am
The oldest known printed recipe for the Aviation comes from "Recipes for Mixed Drinks" by Hugo Ensslin (1916). This was the last (known) cocktail book to be published in New York prior to Prohibition. There, the recipe for the Aviation is listed as:
1/3 Lemon Juice
2/3 El Bart Gin
2 Dashes Maraschino
2 Dashes Creme de Violette
Shake well in a mixing glass with cracked ice, strain and serve.
So no garnish is indicated.
Re: Jupiter… Not sure I'd call this a brother of the Aviation. Gin, Dry Vermouth, Orange Juice, Parfait Amour. The only thing similar is the gin… and perhaps the color of the Parfait Amour. Or were you thinking of something else?
oliver 7 Oct 2008
5:10 am
hm, difficult to explain why the jupiter is a brother - not a twin! - of the aviation for me. It`s the taste, the similarity in composition not in the ingredients (of course). Both are very fine, fresh, little dry and flowery. and both are really hard to balance. don`t you think that somebody who love the aviation will love the jupiter too? anyway, thank you for the original recipe. what about an episode of the jupiter?
Blake 20 Mar 2009
2:14 pm
RE hangovers: The main component of a hangover, the headache, red eyes, and such, is primarily dehydration. If you drink about a glass of water for every drink, you will never get a hangover. While I don't currently drink more than maybe two or three drink in an evening now, I have in the past on occasion. I've only had a hangover once, and that was when I didn't drink enough water. The other cure, of course, is just not to drink too much.
Also, I heard someone say something about Hendricks overpowering this cocktail. Anyone else think this is the case?
blair frodelius 20 Mar 2009
3:34 pm
I feel the same about Hendrick's in an Aviation. My favourite is Plymouth. The smoothness works especially well with the maraschino liqueur. Othe gins that work well, but kind of are a blank canvas are Beefeater, Broker's, Citadel, etc… I would not use Tanqueray in this drink either, as it is very crisp. I feel that an Aviation needs a gin which has a medium body.
Ben Alpers 22 Jun 2009
6:06 pm
I finally found myself in a state (MN) in which I could pick up a bottle of Creme de Violette. I just got back home to Oklahoma and tried my first _real_ Aviation (having made a "modern" one a couple times in the past). The violette really transforms this drink, in my opinion. I now understand why this is so beloved of cocktail geeks everywhere!
The Flying Dutchman 13 Apr 2011
10:04 am
I would recommend the following recipe for an Aviation Cocktail:
2 oz Plymouth gin
1/2 oz fresh lemon juice
2 tsp Luxardo Maraschino liqueur
Shake with ice and pour into a chilled cocktail glass.
Drizzle 1/4 oz The Bitter Truth crème de violette (straight from the 'fridge) over the cocktail.
No garnish is needed (the crème de violette is sufficient garnish).
H/t <a > The New York Times</a>
Alan 28 Jul 2011
9:15 am
There is something available from Teissere called Sirop de violette which appears to be violette syrup as opposed to a liqueur. I don't know much about it all or if there's much difference between the ingredient called for in the Aviation recipe and the syrup.
Alan 4 Aug 2011
1:26 am
I can get my hands on Benoit Serres Liqueur de Violette. That will do for this drink won't it?
Dr. Caro 6 Aug 2011
7:21 am
First of all, great videos. A huge boon to us trying to get into mixology and great cocktails, I cant wait to read your book.
Second. I have creme yvette but do not have creme de violette. Are they similar taste profiles and readily interchangeable or are they really two different beasts?
Alan 8 Aug 2011
1:22 am
In Ted Haigh's book 'Vintage Spirits and Forgotten Cocktails' he writes:
"The original Aviation had both maraschino and Creme Yvette, giving the drink a sky ting in keeping with the name, but by the drink's heyday it was the light translucent recipe I display below. In the Aviation, it's the earthy, clear, natural maraschino liqueur that makes the drink levitate."
So apparently the drink originally had the creme yvette Dr. Caro so I'd say go with that! I'm contemplating whether or not to purchase a bottle of liqueur de violette.
Robert Hess 8 Aug 2011
9:45 am
Adam, Creme Yvette is a "proprietary" and slightly unique product which is for the most part based on Creme de Violette. The two are often referred to interchangeably in recipes, usually based on whatever the bartender happened to have available. If a recipe called for creme de violette, but they only had Yvette, then that is what they would use, and vice versa. Especially when used in small amounts the difference will almost be totally neglegable.
As for its use in the Aviation, it is important to remember that there is perhaps only a single written reference of this recipe using Yvette as an additional ingredient. Most likely this was how this drink was originally made, but that doesn't necessarily mean it is the best way to make the drink. The first written version of the Sidecar lists it as equal parts of cognac, cointreau, and lemon juice, which frankly I don't find to be properly balanced.
It is indeed interesting to try to take a bit of a travel back through time, and try drinks as their recipes were originally recorded to try to see what customers would have been served back then, but it is good not to feel too compelled to see such recipes as sacrosanct. Not only should recipes be seen as "relatively" flexible to allow the establishment to tune them to their culinary sensibilities, but the character of ingredients from 100 years ago is almost certainly different from what we have today, and so there is really little way of know exactly what a particular recipe would have tasted like.
Dr. Caro 8 Aug 2011
10:07 am
Robert thanks for your quick reply! I have yet to make the aviation cocktail but will likely make one after work using the yvette. It will be fun to get creme de violette and try them and note the differences.
I have used the yvette in the blue moon cocktail as described by Ted Haigh. Great cocktail and the yvette really brings a nice note. I don't know how he achieved such a lovely blue color to the drink as shown in his photo of the cocktail in "Vintage spirits" though. Mine came out a maroon color. But anyway that is neither here nor their!
Keep the great videos coming.
hmcnally 28 Oct 2011
8:20 am
Excellent treatment! Try it with an Old Tom Gin (like Hayman's), makes the drink a little sweeter/smoother, lets the other flavors come forward. I tend to back off on the Luxardo a smidge, and add that same smidge amount of Creme de Violette… makes for a bluer sky effect. Also shake the heck out of it to ensure a little foam on top, the clouds if you will. Yes, I _am_ totally romanticizing the aviation theme…
Ginty 2 Nov 2011
9:23 am
Hey, being a tad tired of not being able to purchase many of these fine liqueurs that are available State-side, I've decided I want to start making homemade liqueurs. Any source anyone has for recipes, especially on the web?
blair frodelius 2 Nov 2011
12:28 pm
You might track down a book called, "Luscious Liqueurs: 50 Recipes for Sublime and Spirited Infusions to Sip and Savor" by A. J. Rathbun. It's a great starting place and can easily find copies for sale online.
blair frodelius 5 Dec 2012
6:30 pm
Revisiting the Aviation on the eve of Repeal Day! (12.5.12)
It's really in a category all it's own. Not really a sour, certainly not a sweet drink. More of a unique cocktail island.
Good Spirits News
Seth Langford 3 Feb 2013
6:53 pm
Hey Robert, I have been watching your show for quite a while now, and it has lead me to ask you this question.
Why did you shake this drink? I figured you would of stirred it to try and keep the drink clear instead of kind of cloudy.
Celestino 1 Mar 2013
12:52 am
@ Seth,
I would shake this too, since it contains fresh juice (of a lime).
I made this cocktail the other week, albeit using parfait amour (there is no way I can get my hands to creme de violette/yvette). Tasted very good, all of the ingredients could easily be spotted from this cocktail.
Seth Langford 1 Mar 2013
4:47 am
Ahh, I should of known that. The lemon/lime juice makes any drink cloudy by default.
What kind of substance is parfait amour?
Robert Hess 4 Mar 2013
2:13 pm
I've got a couple rules of thumb (but not always followed) about shaking/stirring…
1. If all of the ingredients are clear, then the drink should be stirred instead of shaken.
2. It is rarely wrong to stir a drink, but often wrong to shake it. So when in doubt, stir!
That last bit might be a bit controversial… stir a Margarita? Singapore Sling? Ramos Gin Fizz? Ok, so a Ramos might be tough, and a Singapore Sling might not quite come out right, but you could definitely stir a Margarita and end up with a drink that is properly chilled and should taste just as good as if it were shaken.
I think the key point here, is that except in very few cases you can go terribly wrong shaking a drink that isn't supposed to be, while only slightly wrong stirring a drink that should be shaken.
As for Parfait Amour, it is getting harder to find, but you can think of it as a crème de violette on steroids. It has a nice deep rich blue/purple color, and a rather robust floral vanilla flavor, much more over the top than crème de violette so it can often over power a drink.
Here is a little more detail:
blair frodelius 4 Mar 2013
2:32 pm
You can order Parfait Amour from DrinkUpNY here: http://www.drinkupny.com/Pages_Parfait_Amour_p/s0827.htm
Argyle Wolf-Knapp 5 Mar 2013
11:20 am
Teh Aviation is one of my favorite drinks. Rothman & Winter's Creme de Violette gives a slightly deeper hue to the drink - the slight foam on top sort of making clouds in the sky-grey/blue of the drink itself; a lovely sight. And always rinse the cherries to avoid muddling the color.
As far as shaking goes, I'm mostly with you - although anyone who tries to make a Ramos Fizz by stirring needs to revisit the recipe - it *needs* to be shaken until it thickens, it won't come out right otherwise.
I'm also curious as to your thoughts on New Amsterdam gin. It makes a lovely Aviation; not too austere or sweet. Also, you might try this: 1 1/2 oz. New Amsterdam with 1/4 oz lemon vodka and 1/4 oz. Maraschino, stirred. FWIW.
Seth Langford 5 Mar 2013
2:02 pm
@ Robert, Thanks for clarification as well as the wonderful extra information that I have learned to expect from you (:
I do not know of any stores around me that sells Parfait Amour, but I have seen violet liqour. Also, I live in TN where it is not possible to ship in liquor to private consumers. So I might have to make due with what I can find. As always, thanks.
Thanks for the link Blair, unfortunately, I can not ship liquor into my home state /:


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***Call in Radio Show on this issue tonight at 8 pm! Details below***
The Controversy
Many of Rand Paul's more libertarian supporters are concerned about his recent statements regarding the Guantanamo Bay detention center, though many of his more conservative supporters might be very pleased:
For Immediate Release
November 19, 2009
BOWLING GREEN, KENTUCKY – Leading United States Senate candidate Rand Paul today criticized the Obama administration's decision to close the Guantanamo Bay detention center and try terrorism suspects in United States Civil Courts.
"Foreign terrorists do not deserve the protections of our Constitution," said Dr. Paul. "These thugs should stand before military tribunals and be kept off American soil. I will always fight to keep Kentucky safe and that starts with cracking down on our enemies."
This release yesterday has raised the ire of many of Rand Paul's supporters who align themselves closely with his father, Ron Paul's strict opposition to the continuing existence of the prison.
Reading through the comments at The Daily Paul or Mises Institute, it becomes apparent that Rand may have lost a large number of die-hard supporters over this controversy.
The Radio Show Tonight
Tonight I will be hosting a one hour, call-in radio show to get your thoughts about Rand's recent statements. The point of the show will be to have a real dialogue about this and to gather a representative sample of everyone's different thoughts- in part simply for Rand's benefit.
I will be e-mailing the recording of the show to Rand Paul's people so that they can put their finger to the pulse of what supporters think, from traditional "red-meat" conservatives to people in the Ron Paul R3volution camp.
You can listen to the show live here, or here:
It will be tonight (Fri, 11/20) at 8:00 PM Central Time
Call-in Number: (646) 929-2657
Depending on the volume of calls, I may not be able to get everyone on the show, but I will do my best to let as many people speak as possible while allowing each caller to have ample time to fully articulate their position. All thoughts and positions on this issue are welcome.
I am a strong Rand Paul supporter. I have worked actively to support and promote his campaign. I have donated a lot of money to his campaign.
I am a little shocked and worried about this development, but I also want to give Rand some time to fully explain and defend his position before making a judgment about it.
This whole situation carries a lot of nuance, so there's a lot of ground to be covered and questions to be asked.
Other info
Here are two great resources on this issue that offer two good arguments for closing down Guantanamo Bay, one Constitutional and one strategic.


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Care alone haven't changed the state of neither Palestine nor the Kashmir; more like Arab League's 'we do care and we do condemn' statement
Like we witnessed in Iraq or Afghanistan? Its funny even to discuss this when we know our sorry state, all Muslims combined
Here is the serious debate. How Israel won't be any different?:
1. Israel is managing and owning the World Monetary System
2. Israel is managing and owning the World Media and Broadcasting outlets, even the ones that are broadcasted in Arabic!
3. Leave the whole Israeli lobby in US; for AIPAC alone the President of US has to make sure to address the 'zionists' with proper tone
4. Israel is penetrating the US defence corporaes even the most sensitive ones where very near in future it would surpass the US in military technology; already in avionics its the number 1
5. Stronger than the white house and mightier than the congress, is the Israeli lobby in US and thats a fact
The list is endless; we can wish and pray that both will be alive in next 10 years to come back to this thread and see how wrong and how right we were
No matter how strong and 'respected' and secular your enemy is, at no point anyone will 'recognize' his enemy diplomatically if he is the murderer of your brother.
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gemini wrote:DeppInTheHeartOfTexas wrote:Very nice job, indeed! Don't get me wrong, I'm all for historical accuracy. The missing Barrie brother and the Dillinger movie about drove me 'round the bend. I would like to see the story of Nelson and Simone portrayed accurately but I can't decide how and when in their relationship it should end.
Yes, They did send me around the bend. The inaccuracy ruined Dillinger for me and I was so looking forward to it.
Round the bend twice for me. But I did appreciate the scenes being filmed at Little Bohemia. That was special. Unfortunately, it was what happened subsequent to that that really ticked me off. But I've gone too far, I'm afraid.
I like your idea for the beginning, gemini. I think that is perfect.
Fansmom, as you live in the TZ, I'm feeling very hopeful at this moment.


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Dont worry I got them covered .
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hmm after reading the first and second volume ( thanks for the translations guys) i've come to the conclusion claire is a bit worse than Louise from ZnT, after all a whip is bad but a flaming whip is even worse.
The MC also for some reason reminds me of Saito although this time thinking with his head instead of his dick, courage honor and bravery being in the mix too.
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In my opinion, what makes Claire worse is she doesn't have Main heroine status. (We've debated it in some previous pages)
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party harem's in the house toniiight!
|2012-07-31, 09:21
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Well Claire, unlike Louise, doesn't bring out the whip whenever the guy so much as looks at another girl. Its usually only when he gets caught in really compromising situations, despite them being unintentional. Really, the other harem members do the same thing when they catch him in those situations too. It's part of the comedy. In contrast, ZnT tries to make its abuse comedic, but it crossed the line several times. That's something I feel Claire hasn't managed yet.
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|2012-07-31, 14:12
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The reason I prefer Claire is that one, her abuse of Kamito is much more reasonable than Louise's of Saito. Admit it, most of the situations (him in bed with one or more naked girls, Est drawing chocolate on her body and telling Kamito to eat her, etc.) actually make sense. Two, when she crosses the line Kamito stops her. He's stronger than her, but puts up with her tantrums because "he can't leave her alone".
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^^Nope. all tsundere should just stop. I think it's bullshit to be beaten up by bitch despite not doing anything wrong. Saito is always in the wrong, but Louise who is not being honest with her feeling has no right to do that to him, and she's no even his wife or girlfriend, claiming him her slave, which I'd snap her neck if someone call me that. I mean, fuck...
|2012-07-31, 14:47
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Claire dishing out beatings to Kamito left, right and centre (maybe exaggerating a bit) during the first two volumes are annoying and her reasons for saying he is a slave are laughable. He saved her life by contracting with Est and yet he has to be a slave? I quite agree just because she is jealous she is allowed to beat him up? I'm sure if it was the other way around people would not be saying that a guy beating a woman up through jealousy was right. A guy making the girl a slave would be an arsehole or a jerk (or something much stronger), but because it's a girl it's more acceptable?
I'm not hating on Claire in particular (I just don't like the way it seems she's forgiven for it every single time), because she does have moments when she's sincere and honest but they are too few and far between. I quite like Rinslet (I think that's the silver haired girl with the wolf?) and Restia/Est from what little I gathered from the spoilers.
|2012-07-31, 16:22
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It's a shame because apart from those moments the other characters appear to get on quite well, the naivety of some of them is cute and makes the characters more endearing. When Claire is open she fits into that category but as I said before it just doesn't happen often enough to make an impact.
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New Book 'Metallica: The Complete Illustrated History' Arriving This Fall
Metallica may be shooting for a 2014 album release, but there's plenty to keep fans occupied in the interim. Adding to their wealth of 2013 projects (3D film, Orion Music + More festival, etc), there's now a new book en route. 'Metallica: The Complete Illustrated History' from author Martin Popoff is due out this fall via Voyageur Press.
The hardcover book promises to explore the band's entire past through their most recent album, 'Lulu,' and it comes with over 300 images paired with the stories told by the band and their peers.
According to the book description, Popoff and his team of metal writers will analyze each of the group's studio albums, right up through 2011's 'Lulu' collaboration with Lou Reed, and dig into their history, dating back to the early days woodshedding in Los Angeles clubs. The book will also detail the tragic death of bassist Cliff Burton, and chronicle the band's lineup changes.
Voyageur Press lists the release date of the book as Oct. 15 and the retail price as $35. Amazon.com is accepting pre-orders for the book at the price of $23, although the online retailer lists the release date as Nov. 15.


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Windows Server on WAAS — New Site, New Info
Cisco and Microsoft, long time partners, are happy to share that we have taken the next steps to bring our joint solution, Windows Server on WAAS (WoW), to market. We've developed a new, independent website with a wide range of information: www.WindowsServerOnWaas.com. The vision for this solution was first announced on February 26, 2008 at the launch of Windows Server 2008 (aka Longhorn).What Is WoW? What excites us about WoW is that it combines key branch IT services from Windows Server 2008 with Cisco's leading WAN optimization solution, WAAS. This is a first of its kind offering where our joint customers can now run Windows Server branch IT services on a WAN optimization appliance from Cisco, the same way they would run Windows Server on a physical (white or branded box) server, but with substantially lower operating costs and much greater flexibility for locating individual IT services. You can call this the"branch version" of what many have been blogging about today — at the opposite end of the computing spectrum — Windows Server on midsize and supercomputers. Windows Server on WAAS — which is available and shipping — helps businesses improve the user experience in branch offices — and equally important, it helps IT teams reduce their branch IT costs and complexity. Customers now have the flexibility of maintaining key Windows services such as printing, authentication and DNS/DHCP services in a very efficient manor on a network appliance in the branch while still consolidating much of their technology infrastructure in data centers.More Choices = More Wins The ability for customers to make their own decision about centralization vs. localization of IT services allows them to design their branch IT infrastructure according to their business' unique objectives and requirements, as well as cost priorities and IT footprint. For example, a customer might be able to centralize email services at the data center for branch employees to access remotely, and at the same time locally host Windows print services on Cisco WAAS at the branch.IT Services + WAN Optimization = Perfect MatchWindows Server on WAAS helps optimize application and IT service performance and reliability. Because WoW leverages Cisco's strong set of WAN optimization technologies, WoW can really impact the performance of centralized applications, as well as those users might want to centralize as part of this IT project. Says one major US financial services company:"Windows Server on WAAS can offer flexibility to optimally locate IT resources, by moving servers to the data center but still maintaining local branch IT services. Based on our evaluation, one could achieve this flexibility with a minimal learning curve as Windows Server management on Cisco WAAS is the same as on a physical server."œCisco and Microsoft are looking forward to rolling out Windows Server on WAAS and addressing customers' branch needs and challenges with a flexible, innovative joint solution.
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Jason Collins rose from his seat on the bench and strode slowly toward the scorer's table.
He stepped on a traction mat, removed the T-shirt covering his jersey top and joined his Brooklyn Nets teammates on the Staples Center court.
It was a routine that was everything like and nothing like one Collins had carried out thousands of times in his NBA career.
With 10 minutes 28 seconds left in the second quarter against the Lakers on Sunday, Collins became the first openly gay player to participate in one of the four major U.S. pro sports.
History was met with gracious applause, a handful of fans in the lower bowl standing to cheer.
Then Collins did what he set out to do after signing a 10-day contract with the Nets earlier in the day: The 7-footer set screens, grabbed rebounds and earned a pat on the head from teammate Alan Anderson after being fouled by the Lakers' Jordan Hill.
"Once you're on the court, it's about basketball," Collins said after the Nets' 108-102 victory. "It's what I've been doing for almost three decades."
Of course, it was about so much more than that.
Collins had the courage to be himself in a way that no athlete had previously in the 404 years of existence of the NBA, NFL, MLB and NHL.
No one will remember that he missed his only shot and was scoreless with two rebounds and five fouls in 10 minutes.
Being there was all that mattered.
"He is a guy that is going to be able to open up the door for athletes around the world," Brooklyn forward Paul Pierce said. "It doesn't matter your race, gender or sexuality because it's about being part of a team and caring for one another. That's all that matters at the end of the day."
Ten months had passed since Collins, 35, announced he was gay in a Sports Illustrated story after his 12th NBA season. The Northridge native continued to train in Southern California, often wearing a 30-pound vest during five-mile runs, in hopes of signing with a team. He worked out for the Nets last week but did not receive any offers until hearing from his agent and Brooklyn Coach Jason Kidd on Sunday morning.
The Nets needed a big man after trading forward Reggie Evans to Sacramento last week and losing out on Glen "Big Baby" Davis, the forward bought out by the Orlando Magic who said he would sign with the Clippers.
Brooklyn could provide a comfort zone unlike any other team. Collins had previously played with the Nets' Joe Johnson, Kevin Garnett and Pierce as well as Kidd. Collins' twin brother, Jarron, had played with the Nets' Deron Williams and Andrei Kirilenko in his 10-year NBA career.
Williams welcomed Collins to the team Sunday during a breakfast meeting by asking about his notoriously bad golf game.
"The jokes start right away," Collins said.
Collins wore No. 46 against the Lakers because the No. 98 jersey he intends to wear to honor Matthew Shepard, a University of Wyoming student killed in a hate crime in 1998, was not ready in time.
Collins said he did not view himself as a crusader, but he did have a message for others. "Be your true, authentic self," he said, "and never be afraid or ashamed or have any fear to be your true, authentic self."
There was a minor media frenzy for the game, with a Lakers spokesman saying the team issued 40 to 50 extra credentials. Lakers Coach Mike D'Antoni suggested that progress will truly be made when a gay player's sexuality is not among the pregame queries.
"We'll get to the point where you'll ask me if he's a good addition or not because he can play or not," D'Antoni said. "That's what we need to get to."
We're getting closer. Collins showed himself to be a capable NBA player in the 714th game of his career, one that felt like so many others but didn't.


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WATERTOWN - A South Dakota man has pleaded not guilty to killing a 14-month-old infant.
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There's nothing magical about preparing a grant request, but in this lesson, you'll learn some easy and fun tricks of trade that will help you with all sorts of writing projects, even those beyond grant proposals. And you'll learn special ways to practice these tricks!
Those of us who work for causes we think are important care about them in a very special way, usually a rather subjective one. But grantors who deal with literally thousands of institutions and causes have a rather different way of thinking about them. In this lesson, you'll put yourself in their shoes. And in the process, you'll learn a great way to describe your own cause to anyone.
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Yahoo is close to ordering four Web series, mainly 10-episode, half-hour comedies, The Wall Street Journal reported.
This wouldn't be Yahoo's first foray into showbiz. The Web portal has produced original content in the past, including the reality show "Failure Club," and the animation series "Electric Club," created by and starring Tom Hanks.
"Yahoo has done this," BGC Partners analyst Colin Gillis told MarketWatch. "It's a bit like back to the future."
But Yahoo's reportedly more aggressive push for more original video content makes sense for a key reason. Online video is big and getting bigger.
"Video monetizes the best right now on the Web," Gillis said. "Yahoo needs more video." Tim Bajarin of Creative Strategies Inc. agreed, pointing to the strong growth Netflix has seen with shows such as "House of Cards."
"Netflix has proven that a high quality program can attract a large amount of viewers and with Yahoo's large installed base of users, this kind of original content could be a very important part of any growth strategy," he told MarketWatch.
The problem with Yahoo's original programming initiative, says Gartner analyst Brian Blau is it "is a bit late compared to efforts by Netflix and Amazon."
"Yahoo needs to attract and keep users on site and loyal, and original TV programming is one of the newer techniques in use by technology companies to attract valuable engaged users," Blau told MarketWatch. "TV content compliments other efforts by the company, especially in advertising where a full featured offering can be very attractive to advertisers who want to spread their investments in marketing across channels such as digital, TV, web and mobile."
One of the major problems Yahoo faces in this strategy, Gillis said, is how "to keep the cost down." Another is having the willingness to invest for the long haul in a potentially lucrative space, but one in which it takes time to build a sustainable track record.
"With TV content I would think it takes many individual efforts, repeatedly and over a long period, to have any real chance of success," Blau said. "Without a track record advertisers won't invest completely buy in, so Yahoo and the other tech companies who are going down this path need to have long term investments."
This is a particularly important point for a company like Yahoo, which has recently struggled to define its identity.
"They keep flipping back and forth on this," Gillis added. "If you're going to go into this game, go into the game. … You have to pick a direction. Either you must be a vehicle for people to access all forms of content or be a vehicle for people to access exclusive content. It's fine as long as you're cost-effective."
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OK, well every AMV competition is supposed to have its problems.
So let's start from the top.
(1) The projector we borrowed from the university was very yellow, the colour was right off, and nothing we did as far as colour correction goes was doing us any good.
(2) The computer that we were using was without WMP7, or any other media playlister (exp winamp). So I set up a bunch of fansubs and told one of my underlings to play them i such an order. While I drove home to burn BSplayer onto a CD... (very small burn)
(3) Once we got BSplayer onto the machine we couldn't get the playlist working. We would figure out the next day that it was black on black.
(4) The computer we used had been heavily modified... fan settings on the front, what appeared to be a power outlet coming out from the front and a shitload of fans. And that's only what I could see.
The exact cause of the system failure is uncertain. So here are the two most talked about causes.
-1 Punistation's LAINstation video was unearthly and did the impossible. MPEG1 and it refused to cooperate; every other video would play... but not this one (this file had been possessed or something). So we rebooted the computer to try again, that is we tried to reboot the computer to try again... (file NTOSKRNL.EXE is corrupted... blah blah blah)...
So we tried again... (No Hard Disk)...
-2 During the reboot either to get BSplayer working or before the AMV comp the fans were turned off and the computer cooked itself.
(5) During the AMV comp replay that luckily we already had scheduled on the timetable beforehand, I played the entries backwards so those that didn't get shown the first day would be seen first. Things went smoothly, right up until Cloudsdbz's video. The new computer did not have the windows media codec. Hmm should I install it or should I skip the video... tough choice...
But after all of that, the event went smoothly.
Judges were...
Schizm a real AMV enthusiast who was also the head of security for the convention and has been a member of the org for a bloody long time
MAPPY the guy responsible for running AJAS (Adelaide Japanese Animation Society) and overall great guy.
The finalists...
First Place- Mitchell (Booyah) Chapman for his video Love (Hina) is so cruel
Second Place- Jen (Punistation) Butler for her video LAINstation
Third Place- Mitchell (Booyah) Chapman (again) for his video Cats and Cars
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She uses a Windows PC, instead of a MAC.
Windows won't play her MPG.
Then Windows crashes.
Here we have the LAIN pick up a stick.
It is a durable stick.
See the PC stand up to the first blow.
It has a strong case, and LAIN is a widdle girl.
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Windows will die.
The PC begins to go smash-smash.
Now there's a REASON the MPG won't play.
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The Blue Screen of Death is her bitch.
The stick is a good stick.
The PC is not a MAC.
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LAIN begins to go insane.
LAIN has a shower.
This is called fanservice.
The lesson learned: Serial Experiments LAIN didn't have much fanservice. This is because LAIN used a MAC. In the Playstation game, she used Windows. That is why she did fanservice, and went insane.
I don't use a MAC.
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - UC Santa Barbara had 12 individual wins against Oregon State and had five individual wins against UCLA today at Campus Pool during the three way dual meet. Jen Schwalb took first place overall in the 200yrd butterfly, 2:02.01, a solid victory for the Gauchos. Schwalb also won the 200 Individual Medley, 2:05.35, a fantastic time coming off her second place finishing 100 butterfly swim. The 50 free was the surprise event of the meet. Freshman Jamie Lathers, a walk on recreational swimmer surprised everyone at the meet with her lifetime best swim during her first collegiate meet and won the event, 24.16. In the 200 backstroke Jessica Cruzat won it from the first lap, by significant amount finishing with a time 2:01.1. The Gauchos finished up the meet by sending out four freshmen swimmers to win the 400 freestyle relay, just seconds off the record breaking 400 relay of last years Gauchos. Liz Wagner, Nadia Dwidar, Erin Yamamoto, and Jenisse Demeulenaere closed out the meet with a bang in the 400 free relay touching out UCLA and were seconds ahead of OSU.
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