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Wrecks on our California highways that involve multiple vehicles always up the ante for serious injuries of the drivers and passengers. Recently, according to local authorities, a three-vehicle accident in Malibu left eight people injured. Fire officials added that one car overturned as the result of the accident.
The Los Angeles County Fire Department noted that the auto accident occurred on the Pacific Coast Highway at approximately 10:30 p.m.
Of the eight people injured, officials have said that five of them suffered minor injuries. Reports from the Sky2 helicopter crew indicate that three other people were taken to local hospitals in serious condition.
To render care for those involved in the accident, three ambulances rushed to the scene. Both directions of the Pacific Coast Highway at Heather Cliff were closed.
At this time, there is no additional information on the cause of the accident, how many people were in each vehicle or if anybody is going to be charged for causing the pile-up.
An auto accident, regardless of the location, number of vehicles or speed, should never be taken lightly. Injuries and death can occur even in low-speed motor vehicle accidents. Sometimes factors out of the drivers' control such as extreme or sudden weather events can contribute to the crash, but in many cases the incident could have been avoided had the driver(s) made better decisions.
If a motor vehicle accident is caused by a negligent driver, the victim or victims may consider their legal options after they have received the appropriate medical treatment and are on a care schedule to reclaim their health.
Source: KCAL-TV, "8 Injured In Multiple-Car Crash In Malibu" Aug. 29, 2014


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NC State's Kevin Keatts rebuilt the Wolfpack basketball roster. Now what?
Somehow, Kevin Keatts pulled it off. N.C. State leaves for its tour of Italy on Wednesday with 13 scholarship players on its roster, only seven of whom were around at the end of last season, only four of whom played any kind of a significant role for the Wolfpack.
Anyone in Keatts' position would have had to do the same thing, and it's easy to imagine different coaches having varying degrees of success. Time will tell on that. But with the addition of two graduate transfers, two regular transfers and two incoming freshmen, the most recent added on Friday, the Wolfpack will have enough players to actually get something done on its trip, even without Omer Yurtseven, who's on international duty with Turkey's under-20 team.
Adding six players isn't uncommon in college basketball – Duke has a six-freshman incoming recruiting class that could yet grow to seven with the addition of Marvin Bagley – but it is unusual to be done during a period of time that's usually pretty quiet other than the odd transfer here or there. There was no guarantee Keatts would be able to keep the ratio of ACC players to warm bodies high enough to field a roster. It looks like he got that done, although the exact degree of success remains to be seen – and will depend somewhat on whether Braxton Beverly, who enrolled in summer school at Ohio State before Thad Matta was fired and then was granted a release, will be given a waiver to play immediately.
Keatts' task was complicated by Terry Henderson being denied a sixth year of eligibility and made somewhat simpler by the decisions of Abdul-Malik Abu and Omer Yurtseven to come back to school, when either could have turned pro and joined the wave of departures after Mark Gottfried was fired.
"The challenge was, when I first took the job, we didn't know who was on the team right away," Keatts said. "Obviously, waiting on Terry's situation, and then obviously the guys who put their name in the draft and everything else, for me it's been fun, trying to piece some guys together. I like what my staff has been able to do in a short amount of time and I like the pieces that we have."
That left Keatts trying to put a roster together for next season in less than five months at the worst point in the recruiting cycle – and without snagging a late-deciding top recruit, as might have happened in a best-case scenario. So Keatts went just about everywhere for players, from close by – C.J. Bryce, who moved with him from UNC Wilmington, North Carolina A&T's Sam Hunt and Concord's Lavar Batts – to as far away as Baylor and Utah and Kentucky via Ohio State.
It's exactly the kind of last-minute, summertime roster juggling that played a role in N.C. State making a change from Gottfried to Keatts, although the circumstances are obviously diametrically different. And this would have had to happen no matter who the coach was, given the inevitable departure of so many regulars from last season and a one-player incoming recruiting class (Garner's Thomas Allen, who was released from his letter of intent after the coaching change).
For Keatts, it provoked flashbacks to his days at Hargrave Military Academy, where he'd put together a roster consisting largely of post-graduate players every summer.
"It's the world that I've lived in before," Keatts said. "It's weird, because most coaches in the country would probably be panicking about the fact they had to bring in four, five, six new guys. My 12 years at Hargrave we had to bring in 12, 13 new guys every year, so I'm kind of used to it."
Real success will be judged on how the roster performs this fall, but merely having enough players on the roster to make the Italy junket worthwhile qualifies as an interim success, allowing the Wolfpack to be more than mere tourists on the trip.
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Thank you President Cullinan
Thank you Miriam Moody for coordinating all of this.
And thank you to the students and all your guests for having me. Its so wonderful to be back in my hometown at my alma mater and such an honor to be with you all here today.
Ah yes, I remember well the feeling of sitting out where you are today 15 years ago. Well, actually, I was standing. And, actually, it was at the bandshell down in the park. And, actually, it was in the middle of the night. I had to MISS the actual graduation ceremony so, INSTEAD, my sister and some friends accompanied me down there in the dark and she handed me my diploma after giving a short and unflattering speech about my life. But, I do remember the QUESTIONS running through my head as I stood out there waiting to receive my diploma, PRIMARILY, when will my sister to stop making fun of me? I would like to attempt to ANSWER some of the questions that MAY be passing through YOUR minds today as you sit out there waiting to begin the next chapter of YOUR life.
Some answers to the questions that MAY be on YOUR minds right now are:
NUMBER 1. YES, this is apparently the best they could do for a commencement address SPEAKER. Let's be honest, our school is small. It was between me and a guy who started a website called CLASSYCATCLOTHES.COM. And I barely edged him out.
NUMBER 2. NO, you don't recognize me. Don't beat yourself up. The only person who thinks I'm famous is my mother and that's because I tell her I am. Please keep that between us.
NUMBER 3. NO, an actor is NOT an appropriate person to give you advice or wisdom about your future. Acting is the least rational career choice anyone could make and the only training I have is in analyzing a CHARACTER for a STORY. In ACTING, we would talk about the OBJECTIVES, OBSTACLES, and TACTICS of a character in a story. For example, if you are graduating with a Theater degree, as I did, and I were going to use my acting training to give you career and life advice I would say: Your OBJECTIVE is: To find any way at all to make a living with a Theater degree. Your OBSTACLES are: You're about to graduate with a Theater degree. Your TACTICS to OVERCOME your Obstacles are: using your newfound acting skills to pretend you don't have a Theater degree. I chose THAT tactic and its worked out well so far. Don't snicker Math and Science people I see you out there. I ran into PLENTY of you guys at my many telemarketing, table waiting, and catering jobs over the years. Well, OK a few of you... OK, none of you but don't rub it in, its not nice.
NUMBER 4. NO, you're not hallucinating. I do have raccoon eyes.
NUMBER 5. I can't answer that one. That's very personal and should be for you and your family to decide. Good luck.
NUMBER 6. YES, you WILL run into the person you had that horrible FLING with somewhere down the road. I've found that it usually happens when you are unbathed and it somehow looks like you're rummaging for cans.
NUMBER 7. NO, I don't know what your future holds. I only know that I RAN from everything that SCARED me right into the ARMS of something that SCARED me even more. When I first started acting up at the University of Oregon I thought. "Wow, I'm actually OK at this. There might actually be an option in my life other than as a connoisseur of 7-11 pump cheese. I may actually have a MISSION in my life." I promptly RAN LIKE HELL from the University of Oregon's gigantic theater department to HIDE at what I THOUGHT would be a second rate, and therefore less pressurized, theater department at SOU. (Which back then was called Southern Oregon State College University College of Southern Oregon, or something like that.) TURNS OUT that the theater department at SOU was far superior to the University of Oregon and was actually of a professional caliber and I LEARNED far more than I had INTENDED. I was THEN told by a family friend, (who was a casting director in LA), that if I MOVED to LA she would show me the ropes and help me to get an agent. I promptly RAN LIKE HELL from that challenge and went to grad school instead, to postpone the terror of the real world. TURNS OUT grad school was the most challenging thing I'd ever done and I LEARNED far more than I had INTENDED. After graduation my friends all were headed to New York City to start their life's adventure in the Theater Mecca of America.
I promptly RAN LIKE HELL from that adventure and headed off to a tiny regional theater where I planned to hide till I retired. TURNS OUT regional work is as grueling, and as good, as any other theater in the US and, OF COURSE, I LEARNED far, far more than I had INTENDED. I finally gave up, after being mocked so regularly by fate, and just moved to New York City. The only sense I can make out of all that to pass on to you is that you should PURSUE what you RESIST, because eventually what you resist will just hunt you down like a dog and beat you into submission anyway. Its more just
a time saver. (That does not, by the way, include fire. Continue to resist fire.)
NUMBER 8. NO, the government doesn't think its as funny as you do when you don't pay back your student loans. If you're not planning on paying them back I would look into buying some land up in Shady Cove and stocking up on canned goods.
NUMBER 9. YES, it is time to make the four bedroom house you live in, a four person occupancy. Which means you're going to need to ask three of your roommates to leave. I recommend the big eaters. I know from experience that you didn't just eat the yogurt faster than you thought you did over the past four years. It was the big dude with the yogurt mustache who wouldn't look you in the eye. I know he's your brother but he's gotta go.
NUMBER 10. YES, you are going to gain some weight. At one point when I didn't adjust my eating habits to go along with entering my 30's my brother broke the news to me like this. "If teeter totter was a competition, you would win. Over everyone."
NUMBER 11. Yes, this list goes to 11. YES, it DOES always seem to work out in the end. My dad used to sit out on our porch, up the hill on Church St. above the plaza, and look out on the world beyond Ashland. We would look out across the valley together, as a family, and wonder about the future. And most nights of fretting ended with him telling us that "it always works out in the end, even if its not the result you THINK you want, it always works out in the end." I was skeptical at the time because I had a face full of acne and was donning a pair of those fake Nike's with the upside down swoosh on the side. (I think they were called Niceys). But I have to say, at this point, based on MY life and the lives of my friends and family, I'm left to conclude that he was right. From the moment I left this esteemed institution I have made a series of the most ridiculously irrational decisions, and have a list of failures too long to get through in my time here today. And yet, it would seem, that the universe REWARDS a sort of wild, brainless effort. I have TRIED to plan. (My WIFE will tell you that I continue to try to plan, REALLY continue to try to plan, like, SERIOUSLY, ALWAYS planning. Plan, plan, plan, plan, PLAN.) And it does absolutely no good. My good friend would say that life is more like a bar fight than a boxing match, and, as in a bar fight, the crazy person with the most friends usually wins. You will occasionally take a chair to the head, don't get me wrong, and they don't disintegrate like in the old westerns, its gonna hurt. But when the dust settles it seems as if you're rewarded for nothing more than caring. About work, about friends, about family, about all of it. Its only in retrospect that I detect the helping hands of the universe rewarding my wild roundhouse punches at the chaos of our day to day lives, and with UNCANNY accuracy that blind effort seems to have put myself and most of the people around me exactly where it seems we all should be.
You probably have many more relevant questions; I'll leave those to your parents, teachers, family and friends to answer.
I wish for you all good fortune, good health, and so much love throughout your lives,
Thank you very much.
Thank you President Cullinan


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First time, my name is Jerry and I became a TM fan when I purchased one of the first metal drivers. I still have that Taylormade Burner in the garage. When I look at the M1 that I play now, I can hardly beleive where the technology has taken us. My game is different, I am not as long as I once was, but I hit more fairways and leave more putts short. I wish I had that 'no fear' putting stroke back, but I am sure my handicap would not be happy. I love the game and when I retired, my dream of living on a golf course became a reality. As I am playing as much as I wish and have more time on my hands, I hope to become a frequent visitor to the community.
Play well and have fun.
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My name is Kyle and I'm from Akron, Ohio - if you dont know where that is the best way to describe it, its where Lebron is from!
I'm a former College Baseball player that began to play golf my junior year of college and I regret not starting earlier in life. Golf is a passion now I find myself either watching, playing, or practicing in some form.
I dont have many friends that golf, so finding this community was great. Looking forward to meeting people that share a passion for the game.
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My name is Alex and I am a 22 year old college student from Nebraska. I have been playing golf for 5 years and I have been using Taylormade equiptment from the very beginning. I am a 7 hadicap and I try and play as often as I can, but it usually ends up being once a week in the summer for league. I usually try and hit the ball as far as I can, you know for the added exercise of chasing my ball around, but more recently I have been trying to dail back the distance for more control. I love golf and you'll find me playing, watching, practicing or reading about golf.
Hi im Justin,
Im an insurance customer retention specialist. I play golf as much as I can when the weather agrees here in Nebraska. I don't have an official handicap but I would put it around 4-5 at my home course. Golf is the greatest sport becasue it demands your full commitment and attention to detail. I fix clubs in my hometown and give lessons as well. I want to get golf as much exposure as possible.
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I am a 34 year old father of two which means I am playing far less than I used to, but still love the game as much or more than ever. My handicap is still clinging to 5.4 but only going in one direction these days...
I have a bag full of TaylorMade apart from wedges, and I would be very happy to upgrade to TM wedges to round out the set! Excited to see all of the new innovations and updates to the clubs, and I am most excited about the M5 Tour. I had my best driving performances with the M1 430 and I am keen to reproduce those results with the new model.


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Rangeland Conservation
Management of privately owned rangelands within Taos County continues to be a District priority. The restoration of native grasses as well as other types of vegetation aids ranchers with their livestock operations as well as providing much needed forage for wildlife. Additionally, the deterioration of this resource by the encroachment of Sagebrush and Pinion/Juniper species is a major concern to local conservationists and land managers.
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A rangeland restoration project north of US 64 on the way to the Gorge Bridge.
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I was recently with a father who had been told by his son that he couldnt continue to be around his father because it could be condoning his father's actions (which, admittedly, have not been that great).
But I/we hear this often. If I go to the wedding, I'm condoning. If I get them a gift, I'm condoning. If I don't do this or if I do do that... will I be condoning their actions?
This can be good to think about but apparently, Jesus didn't think too much of it. He condoned (by most of our definitions) pretty much everything under the sun that most people worry about condoning today.
Well, except, he didn't seem to condone the people who used the threat of condoning something as a reason not to utterly and completely love them.


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Easy fish curry with kodumpuli & coconut milk
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English: Tomato
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Take a bowl,put the fish pieces into that.
Add some coconut oil & fish masala with the fish pieces & mix well and keep it aside.
Heat oil in a pan, add ginger, small onions, curry leaves and saute it well.
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The Disappointments of the Traitors
November 9, 2012
Without so much as mentioning that I haven't posted in a year and a half . . . today I read parts of the November 16, 1861 issue of Harper's Weekly, curious what was happening this time of year back when the Civil War was fairly new and perhaps still expected to be quickly resolved.
General Winfield Scott retired from active control of the army, citing health issues. He mentioned that it hurt to even mount a horse or walk "more than a few paces at a time." He also suffered from dropsy and vertigo and, so, enough was enough. Effective November 1, Major-General George McClellan took command.
This issue also contains what was generally considered (at least by the Harper's Weekly) as the most comprehensive war map in existence.
Yet another section, titled "The Disappointments of the Traitors," shared the pitiable state of existence of the Confederates, with the journalist stating that the "stings of conscience must be quickened by a constantly recurring recognition of the fact that Providence is against them . . . From the day their friend, the hoary dotard Buchanan, vacated the post he disgraced, the hand of God has lain heavily on them and theirs."
Jefferson Davis, dubbed the "arch-traitor," apparently felt differently, as he sent word to "keep his pew in church for him, as his family would want it this summer." History shows that both sides were more optimistic than future events would warrant.
That snippet of text also led me to look for more information about Davis, and it led me to a site that focuses on his papers (by Rice University in Houston, Texas). This site reproduced the Richmond Sentinel's reporting on Davis's February 6, 1865 speech where he still tried to rally morale with these words: "Does any one, he inquired, who has seen the Confederate soldiers, believe they are willing to fail? If so, the suspicion is most unjust!" Did the crowd still believe in him? I wonder.
Back to Harper's Weekly: the issue also contains jokes, such as one titled "A Youthful Indiscretion" that reads this way. "What is the difference between spermaceti and a school-boy's howl?—One is the wax produced by the whale, and the other is the wail produced by the whacks."
Okay. The truth is, I didn't know what spermaceti was until I read the answer to the question. And, even if I'd known, I never would have guessed the correct answer.
I also looked at some advertisements, including one where every man could now be his own printer, thanks to the affordable Cottage Printing Press. With this press, one could print "Handbills, Billheads, Circulars, Labels, Cards &c., Type Cases, Ink, Chases, and other printing materials."
Another advertisement, this one for "Ward's Perfect Fitting Shirts," seemed oddly defensive, with one line reading as follows: "P.S. – Those who think I can not make a good Shirt for $18 per dozen are mistaken."
I hope I can return to more issues of Harper's Weekly soon.
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April Smithell had just entered the shower at the home of her mother-in-law when she heard screaming.
Smithell said she ran into the living room and found Ronnie, her 23-month-old son, covered in blood from the personal injuries he suffered after being attacked by Hooch, her mother-in-law's 9-year-old pit bull.
She became hysterical as she picked up her son, who had sustained bites to his face, but called 911 as she held him in her arms.
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I come from dry-rub country. I just love that phrase. It instantly makes me sound like a real barbecue insider, or at least like a tough guy who likes rough massages. Back in the day I could participate in any conversation about BBQ with that statement and a sage nod, and then drift into a silence that hid the fact that I didn't know baked beans about how to cook anything, including barbecue.
But times move on, and I moved out of the city, and began to take a genuine interest in cooking. In my large new kitchen, I produced some rubbish and some surprisingly good dishes. I liked the process of learning, trying, studying why things worked, or didn't, and of course, the eating. Naturally, as soon as the weather started to look springy (there was still snow on the ground) I bought a grill. After all my talk about cooking this and that, I wasn't about to show my hand as a grilling novice. Besides that, I love eating BBQ. Baby back ribs, spare ribs, St.Louis style ribs - there's not a lot a don't like.
Especially country ribs. Despite all my empty comments about dry rub, I like BBQ with lots of sauce, as well, and when my friend Mike had his annual barbecue party, it was his country ribs that really sang to me. I liked them so much that whenever I ate at a BBQ restaurant I ordered the country ribs. As the permafrost had not loosened its grip on the turf, I looked at my gleaming new charcoal grill and took to studying. I was going to learn to do country ribs right, practice and enjoy the results until I had really mastered the recipe, and then I was going to have my own BBQ parties.
I had time to do some research first. What, exactly, is a country rib? Is it a cooking method, or a cut of meat? I wasn't even sure about that. Is it dry rubbed, sauced, or both? What tools and ingredients would I need to cook the ribs? The tutorial below is a summary of what I learned. I hope it helps you start grilling country ribs.
The Essentials for Cooking Pork Ribs:
1). Country ribs are a cut of pork, boneless, from near the shoulder.
2). Country ribs can be sauced, dry rubbed, or a combination of both. If you want to marinate them you'll need a nice big food safe plastic bag suitable for the purpose. Home Depot may be a tempting place to find one, but please keep the food safe part in mind! Here's one of the tutorials on how to prepare a simple delicious marinade.
3). A Mini Tutorial for those New to Grilling:
You can choose between an electric or gas grill, coal, or natural wood as a heat source. Never, ever, add charcoal to a gas or electric grill. If that sounds like 'this coffee is hot' over advising, I actually had some friends in college who did this. They were relatively smart people, but pretty drunk at the time. And here you can learn how to charcoal grill the best way.
Charcoal comes in 'self igniting' briquettes, regular briquettes, or 'natural' chips.
Self igniting charcoal requires only lighting, preferably with one of those long BBQ lighters. You want to follow the instructions on the package (some of the packages are ignitable themselves, acting as a sort of kindling).
Regular briquettes require dousing with butane before lighting. Soak the coals well, so they are saturated, but not excessively. Don't let any fuel pool in the grill pan.
'Natural wood' briquettes take a little longer to ignite, as they are much more dense. They are not the same as the wood chips used for flavor.
In any case, let all of the fluid burn off, which may take several minutes. Butane smells and tastes terrible. Let the coals heat for long enough to become gray, ashy, and give off a steady heat before grilling.
Wood chips, on the other hand, are available anywhere that sells BBQ supplies; some people like mesquite, or apple. (Pine is never suitable, even if you have a bunch of it in your yard). They are completely dry, and you soak them in water and place them on top of the hot coals to produce smoke.
Charcoal grills will always have hot and cold spots, and you want this. (Electric grills have controls that serve the same function). The hotter spots are for quick searing, and the cooler areas are for longer, slower cooking, or even for keeping items warm.
Hardware you'll need:
- A Grill. If in doubt, see the Mini Tutorial above.
- Grilling gloves, and an apron. You can live without them, but they're fun.
- At least 2 pairs of tongs, a grill brush, an oven safe pot for sauce
- A meat thermometer
- A long oven lighter, if you are using coal
- A large casserole dish, preferably heavy oven safe glass, and enough foil and plastic wrap to cover and wrap the ribs if necessary
- Coal and wood chips, if applicable
Ingredient List For The Ribs:
1). Country ribs: Buy your ribs at a store with an actual butcher and ask for the right cut. Most butchers will special order items that they don't have in stock, so you might want to ask ahead.
You won't need as many 'ribs' as you might think, no matter how ravenous your friends are, as country ribs are boneless. You can ask the butcher to cut them, or do it yourself.
The recommended cooking style for country ribs, which are very fatty, is low and slow.
However, some cooks use a slightly quicker style, and claim they get the same results. The goal is the same: brown the outside of the ribs, sauce, and cook until you reach the right interior temperature.
2). Ingredients for marinade, optional: Some folks like using bottled marinade; it has the flavor you like, all in one simple package. Bottles of vinaigrette dressing are popular, too.
3). Spices for dry rub, optional: There are many powdered meat rubs on the market, and if you don't want to make your own, and these will work just fine. I like making my own rub out of salt, pepper, cayenne, onion powder, garlic powder, and maybe thyme or rosemary. Do be careful with the salt, pepper and cayenne. You don't want to burn anyone too badly.
4). Barbecue Sauce, or ingredients to make some: You might have a favorite sauce, bottled or of your own making. For example, here you can find a simple and delicious recipe for a home-made sauce. Mike uses a humble sounding mix of Heinz 57 and Ketchup. Adding a few spices makes it your own.
Cooking The Pork Ribs, Step By Step:
Step 1: Prepare the ribs.
You can choose a 'marinade' or dry rub for your country ribs. This process takes a few minutes, but the ribs should sit for somewhere between overnight and 4-5 hours.
Now is the time to cut your ribs, if you didn't have the butcher do it. Keep this firmly in mind: it is never advisable to contaminate your kitchen by flinging raw pork all over it. If you don't use disposable gloves, wash your hands thoroughly. Bleach surfaces and tools that the meat touches. Wash your hands or remove your gloves when opening the refrigerator door, opening a drawer, or turning on the faucet. No one wants food poisoning.
To dry rub, you can buy a mix made for this, use just salt and pepper, or make your own. If you use just S&P, it's not really a dry rub, and you should definitely use sauce.
Firmly rub the seasoning into the meat. Put it into the plastic bag, place in the pan, and let it sit.
To marinate, use a packaged marinade, bottled vinaigrette dressing, or make your own using a little vinegar, more oil, and salt, pepper, and herbs and seasonings that you like, such as garlic and onion. Place in the bag, place the bag in the dish, and refrigerate. When you're ready to cook, remove the meat from the marinade and pat it dry.
If you choose not to marinate, at least rub with S&P right before cooking.
Step 2: Oil your grill grate and place your bare naked ribs on it. No sauce yet! The grill should be around 275 degrees, and if you are using soaked wood chips, toss them on the coals now. Put them in a fairly cool area, where the coals aren't stacked too high. Close the cover and allow the ribs to brown nicely in the smoke.
You are cooking them to sear and smoke, without sauce, not to cook them through, in this step. Use your meat thermometer, but as a rule the cooking time should be around an hour. Once the ribs are about 110 degrees according to your meat thermometer, they are read for step 2. Turn them frequently but not obsessively.
Step 3: Remove them from the heat.
Step 4: Apply your choice of BBQ sauce by dunking the ribs in it, or for a lighter coating, use a brush to sauce the ribs.
If you want dry rubbed ribs, no sauce, skip this step. In this case the ribs should be crusty with the seasoning mixture already.
Step 3: Finish Cooking. Put the sauced country ribs over a relatively cool area of your grill and allow it to caramelize nicely. Turn occasionally. The meat will be fall apart tender and the sauce very brown, (but not burnt), when they are done. Check with a meat thermometer to be careful: it should read 165 degrees at the minimum. This part of the process should take a few hours. (If it doesn't, your grill is too hot).
Here's a video of how to cook pork ribs on the grill:
Step 4: Serve and Enjoy!
Pro Tips: I hope you enjoy your ribs as much as I do mine! After some practice runs, I had my first BBQ party, and the country ribs were a big success. I cooked some extra ribs, because they make fantastic leftovers. You can freeze and reheat them, so there's no reason not to make a batch just for yourself when you feel like it.
- Avoid pricking country ribs with a fork, ever. Like a pork chop, they can lose their juice and dry out.
- Keep a large jar of water near your grill for your tongs and tools. This will keep them from getting really sticky.
- Be careful about cross contamination during cooking. Don't use a tool on raw food and then cooked food without cleaning it. Flame is a good cleanser.
- Bristle grill brushes are like sponges, in that they can really collect bacteria. Use a different brush for raw and for cooked food. Boil your brushes to clean them after the party.
- Even though you are cooking low and slow, country ribs cook more quickly than bone in ribs.
If you enjoy grilling, it's fun to experiment with your sauces, although you shouldn't use your friends as guinea pigs. When you make a sauce or rub mix that you really like, make some extra and store it in in the fridge or freezer for later. Happy Grilling!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Are Country Ribs?
The Country ribs are a cut of pork from near the shoulder. They are cut from either the sirloin or rib end of the pork loin and represent the meatiest variety of ribs. They are tender and full flavored.
Are Country Ribs Boneless?
Country-style ribs can be sold as bone-in, but usually the bones are removed and they are sold as boneless.
How Long Does It Take to Smoke Country Ribs?
Country Ribs can be tough and fatty, so cooking them low and slow on the smoker is the best method. When smoking at 240 degrees F, the ribs can be done in as little as 3 hours when they reach an internal temperature of 180 degrees F. For fully tenderized ribs, the ribs can be cooked, covered, for an additional 1 to 2 hours.
Should You Cook Country Ribs Coated in Sauce?
It's best to get a good sear on ribs before applying the sauce. This will prevent the sauce from burning to the ribs. Cook your ribs, without sauce, until they reach an internal temperature of 110 degrees F. Then, apply the sauce by brushing them or dunking them. By the time the ribs are finished cooking at 165 degrees, they will be nicely caramelized and not burnt.
What Is the Best Marinade for Country Style Ribs?
You can use bottled marinades for country style ribs, or you can make your own marinade. A common marinade is made with brown sugar, pepper, garlic and onion powders, water, Worcestershire, and soy sauce.


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So here is the deal, in order to keep up with an ever-changing market I am changing the way I am bundling books. The new bundling will be three books at a time, instead of four, which will give me greater flexibility in marketing but I need your help. The first new bundle is up on Amazon at $6.99 for volumes 1-3.
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Also in the future there will be more bundles like this, and I have the covers already! Yep, here they are:
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Bachelor's degree-holders looking to get a graduate job in the social care sector may need to take up further study, according to the Independent.The newspaper claimed that those who did not take an undergraduate degree in the field are required to have at least a two-year postgraduate course in a similar subject in order to enter the industry."Entry to the profession requires a degree in social work or two years' postgraduate qualification. Either way, your study will include at least 200 days of assessed practice in social work settings," journalist Steve McCormack wrote for the publication.However, bursaries of up to £5,000 to help finance courses are available and graduate jobs in social care can offer starting salaries of £18,000, more in London, and up to £30,000 with career progression.The newspaper recently spoke to Dr Mary Dengler, deputy director of the MSc course in sustainability and management at the University of London, who said that businesses are increasingly looking for people to take up roles in their corporate social responsibility sections.


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Christina Aguilera Delights in Fact Hillary Caught Staring at Her Breasts (Video)
Christina Aguilera talked about her special moment with Hillary Clinton recently. The Secretary of State was caught staring down the singer's dress.
Rush Limbaugh posted the transcript:
RUSH: Last Friday on the Ellen DeGeneres show, she interviewed the singer Christina Aguilera, and they were having a discussion about her October meeting with the secretary of state, Hillary Clinton. This is Ellen DeGeneres and Christina Aguilera discussing it…
DEGENERES: Let's talk about this next picture of Hillary checking you out.
AUDIENCE: (laughter and applause)
AGUILERA: It kind of looks Photoshopped or something.
DEGENERES: It does.
AGUILERA: It's not. It was a real moment.
DEGENERES: Could you feel her gazing down on your…
AUDIENCE: (wild laughter)
AGUILERA: Ha! Ha! Ha!
DEGENERES: Breasteses?
AUDIENCE: (laughter)
AGUILERA: Um, she's such, like, a force in a room. She's just got that, you know, star charisma and everything about her, I just… (breathlessly) I couldn't take my eyes off her, either.
DEGENERES: Yeah.
AGUILERA: So it was mutual.
DEGENERES: Wow.
AUDIENCE: (laughter)
AGUILERA: Is that bad?
DEGENERES: No, it's — it's — it's —
AGUILERA: (giggling) I don't know. Maybe I shouldn't have said that…


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In 1996, the Republican National Convention in San Diego was replete with thousands of elephants. The venerable symbol of the GOP was stamped on commemorative ties, splashed across bottles of Baja Brewing Co.'s Elephant Ale and perched atop the Embassy Suites Hotel.
One of the elephants — a red, white and blue statue recently purchased from a local art collector for an undisclosed amount — is set to make the 2,450-mile journey to Tampa, Fla., for the Republican National Convention, Aug. 27-30.
On Friday, a team from Craters & Freighters in Lemon Grove plans to load the 7-foot-long by 6-foot-high by 4-foot-wide elephant onto a truck bound for Florida where it will be displayed in the Outdoor Arts Foundation's community art project.
The "Herd about Tampa Bay" collaboration with the 2012 Tampa Bay Host Committee will feature several 4-foot by 4-foot fiberglass elephants painted by local artists and sponsored by area businesses, said Jay Goulde, executive director for the Outdoor Arts Foundation.
The San Diego elephant will be displayed in the lobby of the Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel and Marina — a stone's throw from the Tampa Bay Times Forum where delegates from across the country will gather to hear Mitt Romney accept the party's presidential nomination.
Among the local delegates named by the campaign to represent the region are Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Vista; state Sen. Mark Wyland, R-Solana Beach; former Assemblyman Bruce Thompson; Romney finance co-chairman Kelly Burt; San Diego County Government Affairs Director Geoff Patnoe; Briana Bilbray, daughter of Rep. Brian Bilbray, R-San Diego; and San Diego City Attorney Jan Goldsmith.
Other delegates from the Golden State are former Gov. Pete Wilson, House majority whip Kevin McCarthy, R-Bakersfield, former gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman, the chief executive of Hewlett Packard, and Craig Romney, a son of the former Massachusetts governor.
As for the elephant, Goulde said he found it online and knew it would be perfect to display as the exhibit's signature piece. The foundation participated in three previous projects involving fiberglass animals, including Loggerhead sea turtles, West Indian manatees and tarpon.
That the elephant statue will be displayed at its second national party confab made the group's latest purchase that much sweeter, Goulde said.
"When I saw it I had to jump on it," he said.
Chris Ingram, a Republican political consultant and blogger in Tampa, said he attended the '96 convention as a delegate from Georgia. After seeing a photo of the elephant, he said he was almost certain he remembers seeing it in '96, possibly on one of many red carpets.
"I am 99 percent sure I remember seeing it out there," he said by telephone.
This isn't the first prominent elephant from the convention. In addition to those featured on brooches, beers and costumes, the logo from the front of 1996 GOP nominee Bob Dole's podium — a 2-foot-wide memento showing an elephant — was rescued by a local photographer as workers dismantled the set. Its makers were forced to present Dole with a replica because they couldn't locate the original.
While some seem to remember the traveling elephant statue from the '96 convention, other attendees said it failed to make a lasting impression. One joked that, regrettably, he doesn't have the memory of an elephant.


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ST. THOMAS, V.I. A 53-year-old woman who admitted to damaging a
mans vehicle has been handed a one-year prison sentence.
Rivera of Est. Wintberg was arrested on a single charge of damaging a vehicle
stemming from an Aug. 14, 2016 incident, during which she slashed a tire on her
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vehicle several times. When the man later went outside to check his vehicle, he
saw that three of his tire valve caps were missing, his right front tire was
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scene after the man reported the incident, Rivera told them that she deflated
his tire and ripped off his front license plate because he was parked on her
property, Bukle wrote.
who was free on bail pending her sentencing was immediately taken into custody
to begin serving her prison term.
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Q. When did Initiative 71 become law?
A. 12:01 a.m. on Thursday, February 26, 2015.
Q. What is legal under Initiative 71and DC's Marijuana laws?
A. It is legal for adults 21 years of age or older to:
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Q. How will Initiative 71 apply to federal property in the District?
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Q. Is DC going to become like Amsterdam?
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Q. Where can marijuana be bought for personal consumption?
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Q. Is it legal to smoke marijuana on a restaurant's patio or at a rooftop bar?
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Q. What about at a cigar or hookah bar; can I smoke marijuana there?
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Q. Can I eat a marijuana brownie at a park? What about at a bus stop?
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Q. Can members of private clubs smoke marijuana inside the club?
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It's been a while since I've posted, so I'd like to say thank you to my readers for bearing with me!
July was a fairly hectic month for me. I had a lot of cakes to do at the start of July, including the Royal Baby Cake for Renshaw's competition.
I've also been on two camping trips. The first was a weekend in Kelso at the BMF motorbike rally with the Mr and my best friend. It was a great weekend and the weather was lovely! Last year was a washout so it was nice to see some sun!
The second was a trip to Bempton near Bridlington. The Mr and I went to RSPB Bempton Cliffs and got to see some puffins! We'd never seen puffins before, so I'm glad there were still a few around so late in the year.
In case you've somehow managed to miss it, the Royal Baby was also born in July. A few days later, Renshaw announced the results of their cake competition on their blog. I was bowled over when they contacted me to say that I'd won first prize! I didn't think for a moment when I entered that my cake would be good enough to win!
When I spoke to my Mum after I told her I'd won, she told me she'd sent the photo off to BBC News. I honestly thought she was joking until I received an email from BBC News... I was slightly mortified when I realised it was true! You can see it here...
I was really pleased to be featured on the Great British Chefs blog - thanks to Kavya Rajagopalan for featuring me! You can see Kavya's post here.
Renshaw's PR Team have also been in touch.They're trying to get an article in the Yorkshire Evening Post soon - it's slightly scary!
I've won a day at the Peggy Porschen Academy in London, with return train fare included.
I've chosen the Boutique Baking - Layer Cakes: Glorious Victoria and Dark Chocolate Truffle course - I can't wait to go! I'll learn to make two of Peggy Porschen's signature cakes - it's going to be a busy day!
Luckily, I've managed to get an open return ticket so I don't have to come back the same day (my outbound train departs from Leeds at 6am.....). My Dad is currently working in London, so it will be nice to see him and stay for the night before travelling home (with two large cakes in tow too!).
We've had some fabulous weather during July so I haven't really done much baking.
My little flat had new windows and loft /cavity wall insulation a few years ago courtesy of the council - it's lovely and toasty in winter but summer is a different story.... It's a top floor flat with large windows and it gets very hot! Using the oven makes it unbearable, so I've avoided it where possible.
I have done a few small things, including some chocolate cupcakes for a colleague. I had trouble with the ganache though - it kept melting too quickly!
Now the weather is cooling, I'm going to be back in the kitchen baking again. I've got a backlog of posts to get typed up too - they'll be up soon along with the return of Window Shopping Wednesday!
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The Social Venture Institute, Hollyhock and Renewal version, hosted a very cool SVI at Kingbridge Centre near Toronto last weekend.
I grew up around politics. Both of my parents were highly involved citizens in Chattanooga, Tennessee, during my childhood. They were liberal civil rights Democrats in the Bible Belt of the South. As a child in the 60's then a young man in the 70's, I worked in many campaigns. Al Gore Sr, then Al Gore Jr. Successful Mayors, Senators, and on the road for Jimmy Carter when he won the nomination and then was elected President.
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Launching one's own web site major overhaul is always thrilling for the protaganists: new look, new features, new refined goals, longer list of accomplishments, evolved perspective on ones' work and impact.
After a successful kidney transplant in November from my old friend and Hollyhock co-founder, Shivon Robinsong, I have returned healthier than ever to a plethora of activities at Renewal.
I have just returned from the Board of Directors meeting of the Hollyhock Foundation on Cortes Island and I couldn't be more inspired. As the board chair of this unique organization I am excited about our future.
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Monkey Mind: a Memoir of Anxiety / Daniel Smith 212 p.
A pleasantly written book that was neither insightful nor comical enough to be memorable. Smith, after most of a lifetime of sometimes crippling anxiety, feels mostly OK these days. Which is nice, definitely, except that I couldn't relate to much of it. Smith traces the beginning of his problems to a bizarre teenage sexual episode. It's a memoir, so of course it's self-referential, but it felt like Smith was talking to himself rather than the reader.
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Coming from a retail and service background I understand the pain associated with working long hours on your feet. At a job where I'm expected to stand, lift, bend, twist and more for over 8 hours a day. Standing on the job is great for your feet, if you treat them right. Problems can arise from foot neglect during a long day at work. Lots of jobs require employees to be on their feet for long hours of their shifts like; factory workers, food service employees, sales clerks, airline servers, and our doctors and nurses. Surviving long hours can be tough but I'm here to let you in on ways you can help your feet pain free for those long hours at work.
Shoes, socks, and compression!
Let's start with the basics, the shoes. I know I push it a lot, but the right shoe for the right job is SUPER important. Comfort is key, and the best place to start is the shoes. Soft cushioned insoles and arch support are a couple of things to look for in a work a shoe. Extra cushion is always a plus, the shock absorption helps with fatigue and sore feet. Arch support keeps your foot supported through all your work movements. If you can't find a shoe with these features that is comfortable and meets your work criteria, you can always buy an insole to put into a shoe that works for you. Here we offer a variety of shoes for lots of work types, from a business pump to a safety toe work shoe (with built in anti-fatigue). We also stock Lynco Orthotics and one of their styles is a memory foamed orthotic foot bed that has the arch support you need! Now that we've discussed about shoes let's talk socks. Socks aren't usually something you think about when you are preparing for a long day at work. Just throwing a matching pair on is good enough for a lot of people. But the type of sock you wear can affect how your feet feel at the end of the day. Some socks are better at preventing blisters and sores. Other socks are better at absorbing moisture, for those sweaty feet. Do some research and make sure your buying work socks that best fit your specific needs. Getting into socks, let's talk compression. Compression is important in promoting good blood flow to the legs and feet. Our feet are so far from the heart, so blood flow isn't the greatest, that's where compression socks come in. These socks are designed to help circulate the blood down your legs, to your feet, and back up again. This is great to have if you stand all day, or sit all day. Our blood tends to pool up and our feet can begin to swell, compression stocks keep that swelling down. Compression socks make your legs feel energized, and they help reduce the buildup of varicose veins! It's the little things that make all the difference in surviving a long day at work, and these three things can make all the difference in the world.
Take a break/ Keep Moving.
For someone who is always on the move at their job you should be taking breaks. Yes standing and walking are great for us, but your feet need a break to. Find a couple minutes to sit and rest, let your feet take the break they deserve. If you work in a job where you are standing in one place for the majority of you day, such as a cashier, it is important to keep your feet moving. There are a lot of ways to keep moving even in a small space. Shifting your weight every so often from one foot to the other is an essential movement if you are standing in place all day. This helps prevent stress fractures and other stress related foot problems. Stretching is another great way to keep you sore legs much better. A static calf stretch feels great for those crampy legs. Another thing you can do is to move your hips in a figure eight motion, this helps the blood flow and keeps you moving!
Some other tips to help you and your feet survive include:
-Get a cushioned anti-fatigue mat for your work station.
-Stay hydrated, without enough water your muscles can become tight and achy.
-Stay busy, as your energy levels begin to drop, the day feels longer and longer. Stay busy and the time will fly.
-Eat good food. This is important for keeping your energy levels up, and keeping your body happy!
–Treat yourself with a foot bath every once and a while giving your feet some love and care!
Long hours are not fun, but someone has to do them. If you remember these tips you will be I good shape. I can't stress the importance of your feet enough. They are our foundation of our whole body, if they aren't happy, you aren't happy!


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Former college football player, city firefighter sues NCAA over concussions
When Matt Onyshko became a Pittsburgh firefighter in 2004, the former California University of Pennsylvania football linebacker could lift and drag a 145-pound dummy through a 130-foot course and climb five flights of stairs while carrying a 45-pound rolled firehose.
Within a year, he had Lou Gehrig's disease, a progressive neurodegenerative condition, and gave up his lifelong goal.
"That was one of the hardest things, knowing I couldn't live the life I dreamed of," Onyshko, 32, of Brighton Heights said on Tuesday.
He and his wife, Jessica, blame the disease on concussions he suffered while playing five years of college football.
The Onyshkos filed a federal lawsuit on Tuesday, claiming the National Collegiate Athletic Association knew but did not warn Matt about the long-term effects he could develop from repeated concussions.
Jason Luckasevic, his attorney, said the NCAA did not warn Onyshko of "long-term, devastating consequences of repeated concussions" despite a large body of research before 1999 pointing to those consequences.
"Even when he was knocked out cold, he was going back in and playing games," Luckasevic said. "It's just the way the injury was handled back then. People assumed that as soon as you regained consciousness and could count the number of fingers, you were OK."
NCAA spokeswoman Stacey Osburn said the organization hasn't seen the lawsuit or the facts it alleges.
"However, it appears that many of the allegations are patterned after other litigation filed by other lawyers," she said. "Just like those other complaints, we do not believe that the claims are properly directed to the NCAA."
The organization continues to change rules, equipment requirements and best-practices in response to medical research and technological advances, she said.
Luckasevic said the lawsuit names only the NCAA because when Onyshko played football, the NCAA funded concussion studies and set policies for players. It since has delegated that responsibility to colleges and universities, he said.
Luckasevic said he is aware of other lawsuits but doesn't think Onyshko's case will be combined with them into a national settlement because there are class-action cases seeking medical monitoring and changes in NCAA policies.
Onyshko's case seeks compensatory and punitive damages for injuries he received, Luckasevic said.
Luckasevic was the first lawyer to file a class-action concussion lawsuit against the National Football League. That July 2011 lawsuit and several others led to a national settlement that provides $5 million for any NFL player diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease.
One stumbling block for Onyshko's lawsuit might be the lack of scientific proof to back the claim that repeated concussions caused him to develop the disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, commonly called ALS. It is incurable and typically fatal.
Dr. Robert Friedlander, chair of neurosurgery at the University of Pittsburgh, said someone predisposed to ALS might develop it earlier because of head trauma. The disease, however, is caused by the death of motor neurons throughout the brain, and a trauma that affected only those cells "would be unusual," he said.
"There certainly is no proof out there that trauma can cause ALS," he said.
Luckasevic said science behind the claim includes a 2012 study by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health showing that football players are more likely than the general public to die from ALS, Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease.
The NFL has acknowledged the link in its settlement and its disability plans, he said.
In an interview last year, Onyshko had difficulty speaking but could walk. The disease since has taken more of a toll.
"His mental attitude is very good," said Jessica Onyshko, 26. "Physically, he's wheelchair-bound mostly and uses a feeding tube for eating and a pacemaker to help him breathe."
Onyshko played football for North Catholic from 1995 to 1999 and then for Cal U from 1999 to 2003.
When he graduated from the fire academy, he was assigned to Engine 32 in Spring Garden. Battalion Chief Doug Praskovich said Onyshko was one of the finest recruits he had seen.
"He was an excellent firefighter," he said. "I hate to see him have an illness like this to take his career away."
While playing college football, Onyshko endured repeated blows to the head, losing consciousness for more than 30 seconds three times, the lawsuit says.
Onyshko said he couldn't remember the details of the first time he was knocked out, but didn't get treatment for it.
"I never really knew I had a concussion," he said.
Former Cal U head coach John Luckhardt, who coached Onyshko for two seasons, said he was kind of a "throwback player" whose style of play would have led to concussions.
"He was very physical," Luckhardt said. "He was a cerebral player. He studied the opponent very well. He was always in the right spot."
Matt Rado and six other former teammates take Onyshko out to dinner a couple of times a month.
"I lined up across from Matt for five years," Rado said. "He was an outside linebacker, and I was a tight end. You'd be hard-pressed to find anybody who didn't show some sort of symptom of a concussion. Treatment back then was nothing like it is today."
He believes football caused Onyshko's medical problems.
"If I ever have a son, he would never put a football helmet on, knowing the effects the game takes on your body," Rado said.
Staff writers Bob Cohn and Jerry DiPaola contributed. Brian Bowling is a Trib Total Media staff writer. Reach him at 412-325-4301 or [email protected].


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I just started my blog recently, and my initial plan was to share recipes I made almost daily, just taking pictures of my food then tying it together as I went along. In my mind, this sounded like a piece of cake. I make home-cooked meals daily and about 85% of the time, I feel what I made is worth sharing.
I buckled down and began cooking away and snapping pics with my DSLR as I went, with the plan to write up a handful of quick and fun posts at the end of the week. The problem was, when week – end arrived, all I had was pictures. I realized I had improved most of what I made!
This actually is a long-running joke between my husband and I: I never hesitate to give out my recipes if anyone asks. He has always snickered at me and said 'of course I wouldn't mind' because I don't follow half of what I wrote on paper! He proved himself right the one year we weren't able to spend Thanksgiving together. He said his family desperately needed my sweet potato recipe because it wouldn't be Thanksgiving without it, to which I told him of course he could just grab it from the recipe box! Which he followed with, "Yeah okay Abbey, but what do you do that isn't written down?". I quickly replied, "I use 1/2 pecans 1/2 walnuts and toast them both instead of plain pecans, double the topping, and emulsify the potato mixture instead of just mashing"… *insert foot in mouth*. It is such a bad habit I have, that I see a recipe and I tweak it how I want it but never write it down!
Back to the point… I am guessing this is something a lot of you good cooks out there do; you see a recipe and instantly can spot where you can make it better, or tweak little things to create something more your style. Or, maybe you truly straight improv and don't follow recipes at all!
I say touché and good for you if you are comfortable enough cooking that you don't need recipes. I think that actually means you are comfortable in your own shoes as a cook and absolutely have the basics down. However, it will never work for food blogging unless you remember what you made!
So, this week I started something new – a food journal I am keeping with every meal I make. Already, I have made recipes I like and (kinda) follow, but now can see on paper how I edited them as I went. Not only will this be crucial to my ability to blog my recipes as I go, I actually think it is a fun project of perfecting my personal rolodex of recipes so I can look and see EXACTLY how I make each to perfection!
This may be a "DUH" post for some of you, but as a good cook and new blogger it is something that genuinely never occurred to me until now (how much I improv my recipes, that is). So if you are new to food blogging too, hopefully this can instead be a small "ah-ha" moment for you too and help make your blog even better!