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If I had stopped at the cheap Mercer knife, I had purchased from Amazon I’d have been fine. (See previous thread) Unfortunately, there was a sale over Labor Day at Cutlery and More, so my wife is now mad at me because I purchased 3 more new knives. She suggested I have a problem and to this I must agree. I didn’t “need” any of these knives, but one was such a good price and the other two are, as Old Man Parker said on Christmas Story, “Indescribably Beautiful!”. Below is a short video of the objects of my wife’s wrath. This first knife is a 9” Dragon Storm Chef’s knife by Apogee Cutlery. It’s made of BD1N steel with a HRC of 63. It was on Clearance with an additional 20% off for Labor Day. This next knife is an Enso SG2 7” Bunka knife. It’s made of 101 layers of stainless with a SG2 steel core with an HRC of 63. It was on sale with special price and 20% off for Labor Day. This last knife is an Miyabi Artisan 9.5” Kiritsuke knife. It’s made of 2 layers of hammered stainless with a SG2 steel core with an HRC of 63. It was offered at special introductory price for Labor Day. Here’s the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3fkX9xlPvk I’m going to have to cook some good food using these knives to get out of the Doghouse. Thanks for looking.
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Howdy Gurus. I'm thinking of purchasing some type of software whereby I can dictate what I want input into my computer. One such package is Dragon Dictate by Nuance Software. Does anyone here have any experience with dictation software? If so, what was/is your take on this? What package did you use? Would you purchase again? What are the package strengths and/or weaknesses from your perspective? The reason I'm thinking of purchasing this type of software is that my skills on a keyboard are, in a word, abysmal. I never took so much as a single typing course way back when. Whatever facility I have at a keyboard has only come through repetition over time doing paper after paper, spreadsheet after spreadsheet, model after model. My new business requires that I produce a number of white papers as marketing materials. Frankly, if I can find a way to get my thoughts into a fairly accurate document quicker than through the keyboard, i.e. dictation, I'm all for it. It would be a huge time saver and after all, time is money! Thanks in advance for your help.
