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"Informed by advice from the regulators, I believe that these will address concerns about media plurality should the proposed News Corporation/Sky merger go ahead," said Hunt.

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The champion beast has been my favorite driver, but I never wanted to throw it on water hazards so I bought the blizzard plastic beast 130g. At 130g it was very flippy for me brand new.

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I have some questions for anyone familiar with the foil-faced "bubble wrap" type insulation. (I'm not sure of the correct name for it but hopefully you know what I mean.) I have a cabin I'm refurbishing which has very little insulation. The walls have some fiberglass insulation with vapor-barrier paper between the studs, but there seem to be quite a few gaps. The outside currently has vinyl siding, but it is broken/cracked in several places. I'm planning to pull it off and put 1" rigid foam board insulation (w/o vapor barrier) up and cover it with board and batten. A friend has been raving about the bubble wrap insulation, and suggested I place it over the rigid foam before putting up the board and batten. He seems to feel this would greatly improve the effectiveness. I have 2 questions: Do you feel this is worth doing? And, given that there is the insulation between the walls with a vapor barrier, would putting this on the outside trap moisture between the two? There seem to be enough gaps in the insulation between the studs that I don't think this would be a problem, but I don't want to find out the hard way. Any advice from someone experienced with this stuff - and insulation in general - would be appreciated. Thanks.

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Why board and batten?
Your trying to tighten up the building envelope, then add a form of siding that will have gaps across the whole wall on the outside.
It also will be far more manitaince then other options.

I'd skip the bubble wrap under the siding. And in fact the foam also.
Your going to end up with several layers of vaper barrier.
Just add some Tyvek house wrap.

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Two reasons for the board and batten: part of the cabin is already done in it, and I like the rustic look. The cabin is deep in the woods, 1 1/2 miles off the paved road. It just seems out of place to put vinyl siding on it.

I freely admit I don't know much about the subject, but I thought Tyvek was just a vapor barrier. Would it do anything to improve the R-value?
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in a heating climate, the paper-faced batt insulation is variable perms, exactly what you want on the inside (though it can be omitted when using foam board, if thick enough); http://www.buildingscience.com/docum...vapor-barriers

Most the housewraps are vapor permeable to different degrees. They let moisture through, and if sealed= stop air flow. The radiant foil bubble wrap is not effective without a 3/4" air space next to it. I'd pass on it and use the foamboard to stop the thermal bridging and keep the cavity warm to deter condensation; http://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/...ally-necessary

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Gary hit the nail on the head.

Most of the recommended uses of radiant barriers are over-hyped and under performing. Those facts combined with a potential vapor trap that improper installation creates are a potential disaster.
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The cabin is located near Coudersport, PA. I'm getting ready for work now and don't have time to check out all the links you sent, but I'll definitely give them a close look when I get home. Thanks for your reply!

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A Doncaster town centre pub named after one of the town’s most famous creations is to steam into business next week.

The Mallard, which is operated by nationwide pub chain Hungry Horse, will be unveiled to drinkers for the first time on Tuesday.

Situated within the Frenchgate Centre, the pub, the first drinking establishment in the complex, also has an outdoor garden terrace overlooking the transport interchange and railway station.

The pub was named by a local resident after the record breaking steam locomotive built in Doncaster at the Plant Works and which still holds the world speed record for steam locomotives.

The opening of the new pub will create around 40 full and part-time jobs.

Penny Smith, manager of the Mallard, said: “I want to create a strong team from the local area who can help bring our fun and inviting atmosphere to the people of Doncaster.”

Marc McGuigan, business unit director for Hungry Horse, added: “Hungry Horse is a fun-filled, action-packed brand, and we pride ourselves on providing our customers with excellent value, service and quality.”

The pub is the second in the Hungry Horse chain in Doncaster, The Cumberland on Thorne Road being the company’s other local outlet.

It is part of the Greene King network of pubs, which employs 23,000 people across the UK and operates more than 1,900 pubs, restaurants and hotels acrosss England, Scotland and Wales.

The opening comes just a week after the re-opening of the Red Lion after a £2.6 million refurbishment.


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Tuesday, September 22, 2009

The Heart Of The Matter

Writing inside-out
by Jay Stringer

I’ve been trying to crack a story lately. I’m working on a manuscript and, while I know I’ll manage to beat it into submission eventually, I’m still at the point where I haven’t quite cracked the heart of the story. But while I'm thinking about it, I’m realising a few things about my tastes.

I like writers that go inside-out.

What I mean is the emotion.Something Dave has touched on before. I need to get into the emotions before everything else falls into place. I’ve found a problem with all fiction, but one I notice more in crime, is that not enough writers really tackle issues like grief or loss.
Sure, loneliness and isolation get used, but often more as short hand for establishing a moody character. These are some of the key emotions that we all experience, and if a writer shies away from those, what do they have to build on when they want to tackle things like love or hope? In a genre that is built on dark deeds, marginalisation and death, the emotional fall-out of these things seems all to easy to overlook.

I’m generalising, of course. For every writer that I’ve just tarred with that brush, there are many more who deal with emotions. Reed Farrell Coleman built a whole PI series -the Moe Prager books- out of loss, grief and melancholy. Ken Bruen at his worst can do more with grief and guilt than I could do in a lifetime at my best. Our very own Russel D McLean’s The Good Son was a book that tackled these things head on, that actually managed to build a plot on top of emotion.

An example of what I mean is in my first book, currently being pitched by my ace agent. As I looked at where the story was headed on my last rewrite, I realised that I let the death of a teenager pass without any real sense of loss. So I stared at the screen until my forehead bled, trying to write a funeral. It wasn’t working. I’ve been to enough of them, I know what happens and when. But every time I started to write the scene, that’s all it became; a report of what happened and when.

Then, by chance, I wrote about the flowers on the coffin. I realised that some of those flowers would have been placed there by the boys’ mother, and bam….emotion. Writing the scene was easy from there; I had a way in. Once I had that one emotion on the page, the other followed, a broken heart and a bruised ego makes its way into the chapter. Anger bustles its way in. And just like that, a dull and lifeless scene became a chapter that managed to sum up each issue I was trying to get across in the book.

And thinking about all this recently has made me realise that this is what I look for in writers. All writers, be they films, novels, songs, comics, bleach bottle labels….

I often try and explain to friends that I need music to hit me in the heart and the gut before the head. I’m a lyrics man, no doubt, always have been. But they have to get me emotionally. If your song needs to be thought about before it can be felt, it’s not going to stick with me.
And that comes from an economy of words, I think. I real writer, for me, is one who can break your heart with the fewest words possible.

I’ve wasted many thousands of words online trying to explain what it is I love about Paul Westerberg. I mean, his lyrics are amazing, but to try and explain it that way is to make it sound wordy and complex. What really gets me? His lyrics get me into the heart of an emotion in a matter of seconds. He doesn’t need a whole song; he can do it with a flick of his lyrics;

“How do you say ‘I miss you’ to an answering machine? How do you say ‘Goodnight’ to an answering machine?”

Boom. Loneliness. Guilt. Love. Loss. Heartbreak. In two lines. THAT is writing.

“The bride groom drags you cross the room, you said ‘I do,"
But honey you were just a kid, your eyes say ‘I did.’ "

Again. Right into the heart of it, a whole story told straight away.

Springsteen, too, has become a master at it. His early albums, the ones where he sounded like a street poet with a record contract, were full of words. Free and easy, jangling guitars and rhyming dictionaries in flames. Then he seemed to get a little darker, a little older and he found focus the way some people find religion. He crafted his sentences, stripped away at them like a hardboiled writer until he became the most effective storyteller to ever pick up a telecaster.

“To the dead it don’t matter much, about who’s wrong or right.
You asked me that question, I didn’t get it right.”

Slipped into the middle of a rock song, hidden away amidst other songs that got scrutinised for any political meaning, was the simplest assessment of a foreign policy. And more than that, it was done through regret and a sense of loss, rather than anger or blame. Or how about one of the few moments in song that matches Folsom Prison Blues for getting to the heart of darkness;

“They wanted to know why I did what I did,
Well sir I guess there's just a meanness in this world.”

Sometimes a total lack of emotion can be just as pure as any hatred or love. Here, a cold blooded killer looks you in the eye and tells you he killed innocent people for no real reason. Chilling. Terrifying.

How about our man Waits? Natural born storyteller. Look at this little turn of phrase and see how complete a story can be told with a throwaway line;

“It’s a battered old suitcase to a hotel someplace, and a wound that will never heal.”

Okay, okay. Everybody writes about Westerberg, Springsteen and Waits. This is true. But some clichés are still important. It doesn’t stop with them, though. There’s a songwriter by the name of Ben Nichols, the front man of Lucero, who I think is well worthy of attention.

“When this world was made, it was never meant to save everyone in kind.
I don’t believe God much had me, had me much in mind.”

I’ll be returning to Ben in future to look at his album, The Last Pale Light In The West. But back to today, it seems somewhat counter intuitive to love such economy. I mean, if a story can be told with 12 words, why read a book that takes thousands? Well, different mediums have different strengths, but the principle holds true. There’s an old joke that a gentleman is someone who can play jazz guitar but doesn't. Along those lines, I think a great writer is someone who doesn’t put too many words into a sentence. And I'm sure that Weddle fella could turn this little article on its head by bringing his knowledge of poetry, another way of relating complex emotions through simple words.

All of the writers that really stay with me are the ones who can get me into the very heart of the story. As I've already said, going for the pure driving emotion of the scene and writing inside-out. Why? I don't know. I've written before about how comic books taught me to read, so maybe it comes from that. Maybe its because I'm dyslexic, and its a survival instinct -the fewer words there are, the more chance i have of getting the point. Maybe it's just because the sky is blue, i don't know.

How about you guys? Who does this for you?

pattinase (abbott) said...

This is a delicate issue. My first reader, my husband, likes to figure things out for himself. He wants only the most subtle hints of inner turmoil. So writing for him I am prone toward assumption that the reader gets it when he may not. I need a second reader that focuses on this to balance things. Someone to say-how does he/she feel about what's going on.

John McFetridge said...

It is a delicate balance.

There's a story that may be true about a scene in a Fistfull of Dollars - awoman and a young boy terrorized by bad guys. The Man With No Name arrives and shoots some of them. The woman, on her knees, looks up and says, "Why do you help us?"

The story goes that there was a long monologue explaining what happened earlier in the man's life that led him to get involved. Pages of dialogue telling the story.

What Clint Eastwood says in the movie is, "I knew a woman once, and there was no one there to help."

But you can never know what readers (or listeners or viewers or whatever) will bring with them. In this week's episode of Mad Men there's an accident with a riding lawn mower that results in a lot of blood. In some online discussions people are talking about how it foreshadows the Kennedy assasination - the blood on Joan's dress, the way it cuts down a promising career and on and on (some peole have waaaay too much time t spend online. Not me, of course, other people ;)

I was taught in school that for something to be a signifier it had to be identified as such.

But people will make things signifiers anyway.

pattinase (abbott) said...

Gosh, I hadn't thought about that, John. I saw it a warning against the perils of letting women drive and drinking on the job.

Scott Parker said...

Springsteen is a modern master at saying so much in so few words. Here's one of my favorite political statements in recent years:

That you know flag flying over the courthouse
Means certain things are set in stone
Who we are, what we'll do and what we won't.

And here's one of my favorite couplets about the self and what really hold us back:

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Posted By: susant     Posted Date: February 19, 2009    Points:2   Category :ASP.Net
Hi all we are working one web-site with masterpage..
in masterpage <head> tag is there...
i am adding some new page link to the masterpage..
so in my child page there is no <head> so how can i put <head>tag so that i can add the javascript for specific masterpage..

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Posted Date: February 19, 2009     Points: 5

try likt this in your child page to add meta tag programatically.
in your page load event.

HtmlMeta meta= new HtmlMeta();
meta.Name = "keywords";
meta.Content = content;

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Author: susant
Posted Date: February 19, 2009     Points: 5

Hi Amit

The code u send is it applicable for child page to add java script in <head> tag..??

I think something wrong.. i need to add <head> section so that i can add some javascript for my specific child page..

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Posted Date: February 19, 2009     Points: 5

Hi Susant,

No its C# code and HtmlMeta calss is available under System.Web.UI.HTMLControls.

Similarly you can use

This.Title = "MyTitle" ;// to set title tag dynamically.

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Author: shahin
Posted Date: February 24, 2009     Points: 5

hi susant

u can use page.title property......
before that u hav to set child page title property individually ....
hope i understand what u ask....and may be it is useful to u....

Author: Sanjay Kumar
Posted Date: April 17, 2009     Points: 5

If you are using MasterPage add the child pages as content page then u don't need to have <Head> tag to write JavaScript. As I do like

<asp:Content ID="Content1" ContentPlaceHolderID="ContentPlaceHolder1" Runat="Server">
<script type="text/jscript">
var TotalChkBx;
var Counter;

window.onload = function()
//Get total no. of CheckBoxes in side the GridView.
TotalChkBx = parseInt('<%= this.GridView1.Rows.Count %>');

//Get total no. of checked CheckBoxes in side the GridView.
Counter = 0;

Hope I have uderstood ur requirement...

If you want the Page Header caption or banner for each content page appear on the Master Page then
Step1 :- Put a label (Label1) on MasterPage's banner area or table or div whatever...
step2 :- On the content page's aspx.cs at page load event write the following code:
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
Label HeaderLabel = (Label)Master.FindControl("Label1");
HeaderLabel.Text = "Bulk User Registration Form";

Hope I am near to ur requirement as u didn't mention exactly what u want.

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"God didn’t do this, the Devil did and I’m going to find him."

Thought Kilgrave was a monster after the last episode? We're only getting started.

Though still drenched in shadow, the purple one made his first real appearance in this episode, taking over a nice family apartment because, well, he probably just liked their view. Kilgrave is like the ultimate spoilt brat, he's the kid from that Twilight Zone episode, the one with Will Robinson, all grown up and still getting everything he wants. I just pray he leaves that family in better condition than he left poor Jack Denton. Just as he didn't need to smash that kid's toy, there was no need for Kilgrave to take both of Jack's kidneys. He only needed one to survive, but took both anyway because he wanted them, he wanted to be whole, and what Kilgrave wants Kilgrave always gets.

With Kilgrave still on the loose, Jessica was determined to keep the one person in her life she still cared for safe. As is always the case with these comic book heroes, this meant getting them out of her life as quickly as possible, something Trish was strongly opposed to. By the sounds of it, Jessica used to be the one who'd look out for Trish and keep her safe. Now Trish wants to do the same. She wants to be Jessica's protector as Jessica was hers. Trish wants to be able to take care of herself and others. She wants to be certain that if someone ever does attack her, whether it be a crazy stalker fan, or very likely mommie dearest, she has the skills necessary to defend herself, even if it means getting bruised and bloody on a daily basis. Not sure what good kung fu will be against Kilgrave, though.

There is a fine line between taking care of someone and trying to control them, a line that Trish inadvertently crossed in this episode. I know she means well and just wants to look out for Jessica, but she went about it in the wrong way. It was stupid to send someone to fix Jessica's door without checking with her first. Jessica's on edge right now and doesn't need to come home and find strange men in her apartment. Trish might be doing what she feels is right for Jessica, but she fails to understand that, after what Jessica has been through, the very last thing she wants is someone telling her what to do, even if it is someone who cares about her and just wants to keep her safe.

Jessica and Luke's relationship took a turn for the complicated with both of them discovering that the other has powers. I guess they have more in common than they know, or at least more than Luke knows. Jessica's interest in him seems to be far from professional. The woman in the photo he keeps in his bathroom cabinet -- who is either his wife or sister -- is the same woman who was killed in the bus crash. Or was she? You can clearly see a body in the middle of the street before the bus topples over. Did Kilgrave have Jessica kill her? Is Jessica stalking Luke out of guilt? If so, that makes her sleeping with him even more messed up. How will Luke react when he finds out? A man who literally has abs of steel is not the kind of person you want to piss off.

Notes and Quotes

--It is always a joy to see actors from The Wire turn up on shows I like. In fact, until proven otherwise, I am just going to assume Lester pulled a Munch and is now working in New York.

--I love how completely bored Luke was during the bar fight. You've really got nothing to fear from pissed off rugby players when you've got unbreakable skin.

--Doctor Carter? Seattle Grace? You really need to come up with less obvious lies, Jessica Jones.

--I don't know what is going on with Jessica's upstairs neighbours and I really don't want to know.

--Because she has a good understanding of human nature, Jessica's default undercover persona seems to be the ditzy new girl who is terrified of getting in trouble because she doesn't know what she is doing so please help or she will make you uncomfortable by crying.

--This week's most obvious symbolism was the cockroach that came crawling back into Jessica's apartment because she didn't kill it the first time. A mistake she won't be making again.

Detective: "Any idea how a co-ed from Nebraska gets hold of a gun?"
Jessica: "Walmart?"

Jessica: "Do you know why I live alone?"
Ruban: "People don't like you?"

Jessica: "I'm life-threatening, Trish. Steer clear of me."
Trish: "I don't do that."
Jessica: "Please. I can't risk you."

Jessica: "My biggest weakness? Occasionally, I give a damn. And Kilgrave knows it."

Kilgrave: "Children should be seen and not heard. Or better still, not seen and not heard. Get in that closet."

Luke: "You can't fix me. I'm unbreakable."

Three out of four multicolour nurse uniforms with hearts on them.
Mark Greig is filmed before a live studio audience. More Mark Greig.

Billie Doux said...

I keep thinking Kilgrave will be behind any corner or that he already has control of anyone she meets or knows, and that she won't be able to stop him from taking and using her again. I wonder why he hasn't already?

Table saw. Ick. But what an ally Luke could be if she told him.

Billie Doux said...

Oh, one more thing. It's so interesting that this woman who clearly has reason to cower behind a locked door, has a broken door that doesn't lock. And that she doesn't seem to want to fix it. What does this say about her as a person?

M said...

That door makes me very uncomfortable, which I suppose is the point. I think it says that she feels hopelessly vulnerable. She is never safe, and a locked door offers only the illusion of safety. Otherwise, she would be living with Trish. I think it is interesting that Trish feels better about the door after it is repaired, even though glass offers only marginally more safety than cardboard.

migmit said...

Trish claims it's krav maga, not kung fu. Although it would be in the next episode.

And, strangely, I pity that cockroach.

Hank said...

Have you seen Person of Interest? Lester already pulled a Munch and worked in the NYPD as a member of HR.

Juan Alberto Roche Rodríguez said...

Im liking this show too, even more than Daredevil actually. I find Jessica more relatable than Matt. Im at episode 6 and things are getting sick! I though about the door too. At the begining though that she was broke, so no many for repair, but then it occured to me that she being all strong and powerfull doesnt need a door. Why would you worried about anyone if you could smash their skull to the wall. Didnt though it was a metafor for her inner vulnerability. How cool! Also I pity the cockroach too :(. Hope it was all CGI. Great review by the way, keep them coming.

Josie Kafka said...

I love that the cardboard that covered the door was marked "Fragile: Handle with Care."

sunbunny said...

Practically, Jessica's clearly not among the world's wealthiest superheroes so it makes sense for her not to keep replacing a door she knows is going to get broken again. Metaphorically, I think it's a statement about how not only she is exposed but we all are. To someone determined (i.e. a person under Kilgrave's control) all but the most secure of doors would be a mere inconvenience. And even then, those aren't exactly danger proof (cough spoiler cough). We think doors and locks keep us safe but do they really or do we just tell ourselves that so we can sleep at night? Because of all she's been through, Jessica isn't going to bother with the pretense that she's protected.


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What is LIMBERboard?

LIMBERboard was born out of our love for the maker movement. We’ve been so inspired by the burgeoning community of programmers, engineers and hackers in recent years and wanted to create a product for them. LIMBERboard was designed for flexibility and wearability and we’re excited to offer makers a platform to build projects featuring those capabilities. Wearable technology is a rapidly growing field and at Infinite Corridor Technology (ICT) we know that the maker community will shape the wearable future.

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What Can You Do With LIMBERboard?

LIMBERboard is the perfect tool for wearable projects like health monitors, activity monitors, impact detectors and more. The Bluetooth featured in our first iteration also allows you to send data from the microprocessor to a smartphone making LIMBERboard great for all mobile projects. Despite its many capabilities, we’ve developed LIMBERboard to weigh less than a nickel so it’s ideal for applications that need to be lightweight.

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The Technical Stuff

LIMBERboard is a two-layer stretchable flex printed circuit board employing ICT's patent-pending geometric patterning technology for creating wearable electronics. Our market-ready LIMBERboard will feature a mini-USB port for programming and will be programmable using the arduino environment.

Our first LIMBERboard includes:

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Finite element analysis of LIMBERboard shows that it can bend, stretch and twist over 120,000 times and maintain functionality

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After receiving an SBIR award in 2009, ICT has delivered hardware for the defense, medical and fashion accessories industries. With that experience under our belts, the technology developed by our MIT engineers is ready to join the open source movement. We know that crowdfunding is the best way for us to interact with our customer base: makers.

We are so excited to use this platform to engage with you and hear how you want to use LIMBERboard, and use that feedback to inform our direction.

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LIMBERboard is an atmel based, flexible, stretchable, programmable microcontroller board embracing open source design. Ideal for makers of all kinds, LIMBERboard is particularly suited for the growing wearable technology space.

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Mary Boyce - Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Advisor

Mary’s 30 year career at MIT, including 25 years on the faculty and then leading Mechanical Engineering as Department Head from 2008-2013, focused on the interplay between geometry and material behavior to create materials and structures with unique properties. Mary co-founded Infinite Corridor Technology together with Chris Boyce to commercialize their unique stretchable, flexible electronics design platform. Mary continues to serve as an advisor while now Dean of Engineering at Columbia University.

Chris Boyce - Co-Founder and Stretchable Design Engineer

Also a graduate of MIT, Chris is currently finishing up a PhD in engineering at Cambridge University as a Gates Cambridge Scholar. Chris brings his engineering expertise to our mechanical design.

Matt Boyce - Product Manager

Coming from the online start-up world in New York, Matt joined Infinite Corridor Technology to develop Limberboard and bring ICT into the maker movement.

Duncan Boyce - Business Development

Duncan is also an MIT grad and has a long career in engineering and program management under his belt. Prior to joining ICT, he was director of tactical programs at L-3 Communications. He has also previously developed night vision military products at Insight Technology and been an engineer and manager at Raytheon Company. Duncan's work in contract management has helped ICT's products go from design to prototype to development with ease.

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LIMBERboard has two layers of copper traces with a dielectric layer of kapton which allows for flexibility.

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March 18, 2011

This rich and flavoursome malt has that waxy character you’d usually expect from a much older malt. The peat is there but only in the background. – Rating: 86/100

Highland Park 1997/2010 Master of Malt

March 12, 2011
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Quite a nice dram that needs a little attention. It has a rather pleasant taste but it appears more like a toned down Islay malt than a proper Highland Park. – Rating: 83/100

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March 11, 2011
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A slightly unusual expression from Highland Park, rather gentle but yet very complex. It is not overly sweet but it has the character of a very elaborate liquid dessert. – Rating: 87/100

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Distillery manager Charlie Smith in person hosted a masterclass at the Munich festival. I was delighted to see that their two top bottlings (25yo and 30yo) were poured, along with the 12yo FOCM bottling and the 18yo.

Highland Park 1998/2010 James MacArthur

February 17, 2011
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This Highland Park is unusually smoky but it clearly shows its provenance. Very complex and a pleasure to enjoy. Remarkably smooth without water. – Rating: 87/100

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January 30, 2011
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A surprisingly fruity Talisker, the multi-age vatting gives it a lot of complexity. The overall character is gentler than the standard 10 yo. – Rating: 87/100

Talisker Distillers Edition 1999

January 7, 2011
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Many peated malts have a distinct “bacon nose”, not this one. Instead it has the strongest taste of bacon I have ever experienced in a whisky. I love bacon, and I love this whisky. – Rating: 90/100

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November 21, 2010
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A marvelous dram for relaxing on a cold evening. This one has got it all: Peat, smoke, fruit, sweetness, spice. The best value of the HP standard range. – Rating: 90/100

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October 23, 2010
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This malt has lots of youthful bite but does not offer a great deal of interesting flavours. Bottled way too young for my taste. – Rating: 70/100

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September 17, 2010

Like many newmakes this reminds me more of a fruit brandy than a whisky. It is actually quite sippable, if you don’t expect a peaty island malt. It is certain is worth watching its maturation progress. – Rating: 64/100

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There is some sherry influence giving the malt a mild fruitiness, but the emphasis clearly is on peat and aromatic spices. A quite complex multi-vintage vatting, this is not something you would get from only one age and cask type. – Rating: 85/100

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June 7, 2010

A very well done vatting of bourbon and sherry casks, richly flavoured and entirely enjoyable. – Rating: 86/100

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June 7, 2010
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Quite different from the Peacock, obviously more sherry casks were used for this edition. A good malt, but I prefer the fruitier character of the Peacock. – Rating: 83/100

Highland Park 1981/2006 Mackillop’s Choice

April 2, 2010

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March 29, 2010

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Talisker 57°N

February 28, 2010
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An excellent dram, I like it a tad better than the standard 10yo. Fruiter nose but peatier and spicier palate. – Score: 88/100

Tobermory 1972/2008 Whisky-Doris

February 27, 2010

Very complex and concentrated, the lightly peated sherry fruitiness reminds me a bit of Bowmore. Wood tannins are surely there after 35 years, but not overwhelmingly strong. – Score: 88/100

Talisker 10 yo – old Map label

January 29, 2010

The old version has much more sherry influence than its modern brother. I wouldn’t say it’s better, but it is intriguingly different. – Score: 86/100

Highland Park 12 yo – 2002 bottling

January 24, 2010

A nice balance of quite a few different flavours, more maritime on the nose than on the palate. – Score: 83/100


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How to bet Aqueduct's Friday Pick 4 - March 23, 2012

Here's my race-by-race rundown of Friday's pick four at Aqueduct on March 23, 2012. I'm building my wager with TicketMaker, found exclusively on DRF.com, using $0.50 incremental bets per race on a $100 budget.

Race 6 (Maiden claiming race)

Tough maiden claiming event draws entrants from Pletcher, McLaughlin, and Zito, but thought CREPUSCOLO (#4) was interesting in here despite being asked to get the mile off long layoff for Rudy. Raced very greenly in that long-ago debut and was shut off in some traffic stretch before coming again on the outside late; he’ll have to be ready, obviously. MEETING (#2) took no money and was outrun in sloppy track debut but McLaughlin has excellent numbers with maiden second time starters on the drop: 8-for-17 (47 percent), $3.98 ROI; Lasix on. BIRD TALE (#7) was wired by a repeat winner last out and now turns back a bit in race that should have more pace. Also including as a distant “C” backup MR. BEER GOGGLES (#8) who will drop back down and stretch out after dueling with impressive winner last time in very fast race (final time equal to undefeated Agave Kiss in Gr3 Cicada one race later).

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Race 7 (Claiming race)

PLEASANTFRIDAY (#6) is streaking right now and was a much more convincing winner last out than it may appear, as she was taken on early and forced to race every step but still held off the closers. Handled TACONIC VICTORY at this level on February 9; needs to keep it going for new connections.  EMILY ALLSTAR (#4) seems an obvious player here dropping in with competitive figures, and she has been in some tougher spots lately, just find myself having a tough time falling for a horse without a win since 2010. TACONIC VICTORY (#3) was held off by PLEASANTFRIDAY last out, and she’s been more disappointing than not, but clearly has races that make her very competitive in here.

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Race 8 (Allowance race)

QUIET EYES (#2) continually had trouble from the gate vs. MSW company (mostly of his own doing) while appearing to have some ability if he could put things together, which he clearly did on the drop last time. If he can run anything approaching that race back he will simply be too much for this field.

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Race 9 (Maiden claiming race)

SHE’S A LISTENER (#3) didn’t handle the stretch out last time, but both sprints for prior connections are better than they appear on paper, and she lands in a good spot here turning back off the claim. I’ll take my chances with her and make her my “A”. SHES TUFF AS NAILS (#9) put in good stretch run after losing all chance at the break at this level two back; using as she drops back down. Guess (#8) PRIVATE COUNCEL (turning back) and (#7) HAPPY REFRAIN (dropping) have to have some kind of chance, but will use mostly as backups.

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mrnickyb More than 1 year ago
Cool, now all I need is a 4,800 bankroll to justify wagering 96 dollars on any one wager.
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Not one wager. Three wagers. You could also set a lower budget and cover the same horses in three wagers for a low as $19.50. Gotta love the 50-cent minimum.


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Fruit of the Doom, let's show those candy sons-of-bitches what for!

Descent into the Candy Crypts is the first adventure for the scifi, totally 80's, mildly post-apocalpytic, and self-indulgent sword & sorcery roleplaying game known as Crimson Dragon Slayer.  Sure, the "quasi-clone" system comes with it's own introductory adventure, but in this one you can play a flippin' strawberry!

It's a mini-module as silly, gonzo, and weird as you'd expect.  Lots of little extras like new races to play, monsters, magic items, and even a table for making each trip through the Candy Crypts fresh and exciting.

This short but sweet scenario is usable with just about every OSR system.  It's not 5th edition but it's close, so close... (conversion notes included).

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Descent into the Candy Crypts is a dungeon module for the Crimson Dragon Slayer (CDS) roleplaying game. It is written by the game's creator, Venger As'Nas Satanis. This is a review of the PDF version, which is 14-page book with a color cover a [...]
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