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Hi, you guys,
You good, boo boo? Good. ;)
So today we have Nikola, from Nikola's Book Blog. I'm so glad to be interviewing Nikola! I only stumbled across his blog a few days ago, and he's already one of new faves. ;) He reviews all types of books. YA; Literary; Fiction; Memoirs; all that fabulousness.
Explain your blog and your mission with writing a blog. (Genres you review, how often you post, what got you into blogging.)
When I first made my book blog, I didn't know much about blogging about books, reviews, giveaways, etc. I guess I had accidentally stumbled upon a book blog or two and decided I should make one. When it comes to reviewing, I mostly review literary fiction, though my reading interests are quite diverse. I especially like chick lit, because I feel it is an often overlooked genre that is getting a bad reputation simply because there so many books that fall in it. I try to post as often as possible and it doesn't always work out.
What's your favorite part of blogging?
There's two or three things. First, I love the friendships I've started to develop with other book bloggers. Second, I love promoting authors. It's so hard to publish a book, and I think book bloggers should make it their business reviewing even self-published books, as well as e-books. Authors are wonderful people, and I love it when they contact me for a review, or when they thank me for it.
What's your least favorite?
My least favorite thing... Sometimes I feel like it's a chore. You know, there are times when you can't exactly read (maybe you're just not in the mood), but then you lose your readers and you feel guilty, etc. It's a stupid answer, I know, but I feel like I love most aspects of book blogging.
Do you participate in any memes or features?
Yes, I do, and although I hate it when people overdo it, I love taking part in them. Giving and receiving awards is always fun, Dewey's Readathon is amazing, Teaser Tuesdays, In My Mailbox, Wishlist Wednesdays... I don't necessarily do all of these every week, but it's great to sometimes freshen up. The only challenge I'm taking part in at the moment is the GLBT challenge.
What makes your blog and your reviews individual?
I'm not sure if it is all that individual, but I do try and mix up the genres of the books I'm reviewing. I especially like to review literary fiction as much as possible, and not many bloggers do that.
I notice that your reviews can get pretty lengthy. Do you feel as though you have an obligation to review books in-depth, or do you simply just get caught up in writing that it turns out to be long? LOL.
I definitely get caught up. It depends on the book, really. I like to always at least say what it is about and my personal experience with the book, but sometimes the book touches upon so many different themes, I feel I must address at least a few of them.
Who's your blog's target audience? Adults? Teens? Republicans?
I don't want my blog to have a target audience. I feel like what I write about is 85% universal. It's true that I would always choose erotica over Christian fiction, but that doesn't mean that Christians can't find anything to read about on my blog, right?
And your favorite book is: _____
As the title of my blog says, any one of Michael Cunningham's four novels - The Hours, A Home at the End of the World, Specimen Days and Flesh and Blood.
One book you read that you absolutely hated: _____
That's a hard question. I really didn't like "Alec Thrace and the Lost Medallion". Although I always tend to find at least something in a book that I can like, so that it doesn't turn out a complete disaster.
You're in a bookstore, and you can only buy one book. What do you buy?
Right now, it would be something off my wish list - probably Rupert Everett's autobiography.
Do you listen to music while you read? If so, what kind?
Very rarely. And if I do, then it must be something I don't know, so that the lyrics don't get mixed up with the words from the book. I find mellow music the best for reading, and I often choose Idina Menzel, Rufus Wainwright or Madonna's "Bedtime Stories" album as my reading soundtrack.
What's your most awkward reading habit? Wait, do you even have one?
Hmm. I always tidy my room before reading in it. I can't read in a messy room, it's just not the same. Also, I love reading in the bathtub. Sexy, huh?
VERY sexy. LOL.
What's your favorite show/movie?
I have a lot of both. My favorite shows include Queer as Folk (total fanboy), Desperate Housewives (go Lynette!), Glee, Sex and the City, Brothers and Sisters, ALIAS, etc. As for movies, my favorite movie is RENT. Besides that one, if you give me a musical on DVD for my birthday, I'll be happy. My other favorite movies include Amelie, The Piano, Pride & Prejudice, Love and Other Disasters, etc.
What's your favorite blog? Who's your favorite blogger? And why?
That's really hard. I love all the bloggers, simply because they all write according to themselves and it's really fun to read. However, one blogger whose reviews I've always found helpful and one of the few bloggers I've actually gotten to know is Amanda from zenleaf.blogspot.com One thing I love about her is that she is a straight woman who promotes GLBT literature.
Got any hobbies besides reading?
Oh yeah. I write a column (in Serbian), where I write theatre and movie reviews. I go to the theater a lot, I play tennis from time to time and go out a lot. I like to think of myself as a bonvivant.
Anything else?
I'd just like to thank you for featuring me on your fabulous blog. Seriously, everybody should follow Brent!
Make sure you guys visit Nikola at http://cunninghamfan.blogspot.com/!
Jul 12, 2010
Blogger Interview: Nikola's Book Blog!
9 comments:
- Blueicegal ♥ said...
great interview, he sounds lovely ill be stopping over, ! :)
- July 12, 2010 at 11:09 PM
- Eleni @ La Femme Readers said...
Nice interview, going to check out her blog right now..
- July 12, 2010 at 11:27 PM
- Brent and Emily, The Naughty Book Kitties said...
Nikola is a boy, ladies. ;)
- July 12, 2010 at 11:35 PM
- Roof Beam Reader said...
Very nicely done! I started following Nikola a few days ago and, so far, no regrets! ;)
- July 12, 2010 at 11:48 PM
- Nikola said...
Thanks for the interview, Brent! :)
- July 13, 2010 at 3:50 AM
- The Golden Eagle said...
Nice interview!
- July 13, 2010 at 6:37 AM
- janettrumble said...
I read in the bathtub! Best place ever. LOL
- July 13, 2010 at 9:19 AM
- Shooting Stars Mag said...
Nice interview, Brent. I've been following Nikola for awhile now and I love that HE loves Rent and Queer as Folk. Me too. :0)
- July 13, 2010 at 2:48 PM
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Siena Heights University announced that two Lenawee County seniors Kristina Henning and Anna Schmidt, and Gabrielle Corbin of Holt, Mich., were awarded the first Prestige Full Tuition Scholarships for their academic excellence. The new scholarship was created last fall, and students had to complete an application to be eligible for consideration.
Applicants must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.8 or higher and a minimum ACT composite of 27 or higher (SAT verbal plus math of 1210 or higher). Other factors were considered, including International Baccalaureate (IB), Advanced Placement (AP) or other honors coursework completed. A committee of Siena Heights faculty and staff chose the recipients from a strong pool of applicants.
"We are honored to offer this scholarship to our recipients and look forward to their contributions to the University," said SHU Director of Admissions Sara Johnson. "We have three outstanding recipients who embody everything we want in a Siena Heights student."
Henning is a senior at Adrian High School and the daughter of Brandon and Katrina Henning of Adrian.
"When I first learned about the scholarship, I was completely shocked," Henning said. "I couldn't believe my ears that I had been selected. This opportunity to attend Siena Heights with the scholarship will make my dream of working in the medical field come true."
Schmidt is a senior at Blissfield High School and the daughter of Ron and Barb Schmidt of Blissfield.
"When I first got the news … I cried because I was so happy," Schmidt said. "This scholarship means so much to me, as I now know that I will be able to attend the university that is my first choice!"
Corbin is a senior at Holt High School.
"I was in complete shock when I first found out," Corbin said. "It still hasn't completely settled in for me yet. I was really excited, though! The opportunity of having no college debt is something that is absolutely amazing, and I plan to take advantage of it 100 percent."
Students can renew for an additional three years if they maintain a 3.5 GPA at Siena Heights and full-time enrollment on the Adrian campus.
For more information about the Prestige Full Tuition Scholarship or Siena Heights University, contact the Admissions Office at 517-264-7180 or email@example.com.


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Forbes' Firsters is a series that takes a glance at the pedigrees and sales histories of select 2-year-olds who are making their debuts in maiden special weight races at Aqueduct Racetrack, Belmont Park, or Saratoga Race Course. Many of history's best horses have commenced their careers in New York, and Forbes' Firsters will help fans find the stars of tomorrow as they head postward for the first time.
Friday, August 17, 2012
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NORUMBEGA (2yo gray/roan colt, Tiznow—Meghan's Joy, by A.P. Indy) is a half-brother to a pair of turf stakes winners: Quiet Harbor, victorious in the Grade 3 Violet, and Seal Cove, winner of the restricted Gleaming Stakes. Another half-sibling, Hunting, won the Grade 3 Stuyvesant Handicap on dirt, while another, Minister's Joy, was Grade 3-placed on turf and synthetic. Their dam was a winner on turf and placed in three stakes on dirt.
Owner: Stuart S. Janney, III
Trainer: Claude McGaughey, III
Jockey: Joel Rosario
BAD HOMBRE (2yo dark bay/brown colt, Sky Mesa—A Little Evil, by Deputy Minister) is out of an 0-5 half-sister to Favorite Trick, who was named Horse of the Year and Champion Two-Year-Old for 1997 after winning all eight of his starts, including the Grade 1 Hopeful and Grade 1 Breeders' Cup Juvenile. Three other half-siblings to A Little Evil earned black type, including restricted stakes winner Cold N Calculating, Grade 1 placed juvenile Medievil Hero, and Grade 3 placed juvenile Crafty and Evil. All three of A Little Evil's foals to race are winners.
Owner: Summit Thoroughbreds
Trainer: John Kimmel
Jockey: Junior Alvarado
Sales history: $155,000 Fasig-Tipton July yearling; $180,000 OBS March juvenile (one furlong in 10 2/5 seconds, video)
VIOLENCE (2yo dark bay/brown colt, Medaglia d'Oro—Violent Beauty, by Gone West) looks to become the second winner from as many foals out of his dam, whose other foal of racing age romped by 3 ½ lengths in his lone start to date, a Woodbine turf sprint a year ago. Their dam won a single race in seven starts. Violence's third dam, Sky Beauty, won nine Grade 1 races, swept the Filly Triple Crown, and was named Champion Older Female. Violence was the second most expensive of 86 yearlings by his sire to sell at auction in 2011.
Owner: Black Rock Stables LLC
Trainer: Todd Pletcher
Jockey: John Velazquez
Sales history: $600,000 Keeneland September yearling
PAGETS (2yo dark bay/brown colt, Forestry—Apple of Kent, by Kris S.) is out of a mare who won the Grade 2 Shuvee Handicap and was third in the Grade 1 Hempstead Handicap. She has produced three winners from five foals to race, including Imperial Pippin, who has placed in four stakes in England. Apple of Kent is a half-sister to five horses who won stakes, all on turf. One of them, True Flare, won a pair of Grade 2 races and was Grade 1 placed before going on to produce Grade 1 Malibu (dirt) winner Latent Heat, Grade 2 Vagrancy Handicap (dirt), heroine Indian Flare, and Grade 3 Poker Handicap (turf) victor Art Master.
Owner: Juddmonte Farms
Trainer: William Mott
Jockey: Corey Nakatani
Thursday, August 16, 2012
RUBY LIPS (2yo chestnut filly, Hard Spun—It's a Ruby, by Rubiano) is a half-sister to five winners from six siblings to race. Those siblings include Like a Gem, a multiple stakes-winner at Woodbine and runner-up in the Ontario Lassie Stakes at age two; Cool Gator, who was Grade 3 placed in the Grey Breeders' Cup Stakes as a juvenile; and Win and Reign, who won Woodbine's Vandal Stakes and placed in two other stakes at age two. Neither of the other two winning siblings were victorious as juveniles.
Owner: Jay Em Ess Stable
Trainer: Richard Dutrow
Jockey: Ramon Dominguez
Sales history: $220,000 Keeneland September yearling
UNABASHED (2yo bay filly, Elusive Quality—Golden Temper, by Forty Niner) is out of a Grade 3-winning mare who has produced two winners from three foals to race. Neither winning foal was victorious at age two.
Owner: Cheyenne Stables LLC and McNeill Stable
Trainer: Todd Pletcher
Jockey: John Velazquez
Sales history: $200,000 Keeneland September yearling
SAWYERS TRUSTYLADY (2yo dark bay/brown filly, Indian Charlie—Trusty Lady, by Deputy Minister) is a half-sister to Grade 3 Chicago Handicap runner-up Trendy Lady. Her second dam is Grade 2 El Encino and Grade 3 Monrovia Handicap winner Klassy Kim, and her third dam, Kool Arrival, won the Grade 1 Las Virgenes Stakes and Grade 3 Rancho Bernardo Handicap.
Owner: Carrol Castille
Trainer: Steven Asmussen
Jockey: Julien Leparoux
Sales history: $250,000 Fasig-Tipton Florida 2-Year-Old (one furlong in 10 2/5 seconds, video)
SENSE OF REALITY (2yo dark bay/brown filly, Street Sense—Ascot Tobie, by Ascot Knight) is out of a stakes-placed mare who has produced four winners from five foals to race. Ascot Tobie is out of Jackjon, who was stakes placed at Woodbine and produced seven winners from eight foals to race. These foals include John the Magician, a multiple stakes winner at Woodbine, and Jonjack, who raced only twice and never won but finished second in Woodbine's Victorian Queen Stakes at age two.
Owner: Morris Bailey
Trainer: Anthony Dutrow
Jockey: Javier Castellano
Sales history: $45,000 Keeneland September yearling
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
MIDNITE POPPA (2yo bay colt, Unbridled's Song—Island Sand, by Tabasco Cat) is out of a mare who won the Grade 1 Acorn Stakes and the Grade 2 Delaware Handicap, and placed second in the 2004 Kentucky Oaks. Island Sand has produced only one winner from three foals to race.
Owner: My Meadowview Farm
Trainer: Nicholas Zito
Jockey: Junior Alvarado
NATIONAL PRAYER (2yo bay colt, Songandaprayer—Senate Caucus, by Siphon) doesn't have the most illustrious immediate family, with only one winning sibling from three to race, but his third dam, Ruby Slippers, is the dam of multiple Grade 1 winning sprinter Rubiano, as well as the granddam of Grade 3 Laurel Futurity and Grade 1 Wood Memorial winner Tapit. Ruby Slippers is from a very productive family, as her second dam Foggy Note was not only a multiple stakes winner, but also the dam of Grade 3 La Jolla Mile Stakes and Grade 3 Del Mar Derby winner Relaunch. Relaunch's full sister, multiple stakes winner Moon Glitter, is the dam of Ruby Slippers, along with multiple stakes-winning sprinter Glitterman.
Owner: Brittany Stover
Trainer: Michael Hushion
Jockey: Ramon Dominguez
Sales history: $12,500 Fasig-Tipton Eastern September yearling
WILL TAKE CHARGE (2yo chestnut colt, Unbridled's Song—Take Charge Lady, by Dehere) is out of multiple Grade 1 winner Take Charge Lady, who was victorious in the first three starts of her career, including the Grade 2 Alcibiades Stakes at age two, and later posted Grade 1 wins in the Ashland Stakes and Overbrook Spinster Stakes, winning the latter event twice. Take Charge Lady has produced three winners from four foals to race, including Grade 1 Florida Derby winner Take Charge Indy.
Owner: Willis D. Horton
Trainer: D. Wayne Lukas
Jockey: Joel Rosario
Sales history: $425,000 Keeneland September yearling
TAKAJO (2yo bay colt, Congrats—Ariel Rose, by Black Mambo) is the first foal from his dam, who never won in eight career starts but is a half-sister to multiple stakes winning sprinters Blue Pepsi Love and Mach Ride, the latter of which also won the Grade 2 Smile Sprint Handicap.
Owner: Long Lake Stable LLC
Trainer: John Terranova, II
Jockey: Javier Castellano
Sales history: $40,000 OBS August yearling, $300,000 Fasig-Tipton March 2-year-old (one furlong in 10 2/5 seconds, video)
Sunday, August 12, 2012
COCONUT SHRIMP (2yo chestnut filly, Giant's Causeway—Weekend Whim, by Distorted Humor) is the first foal out of his unraced dam, a full-sister to Grade 1 Haskell Invitational winner Any Given Saturday. A half-sister to Weekend Whim, Bohemian Lady, won the Grade 3 Cicada. Weekend Whim has no siblings who have won on turf.
Owner: Repole Stable
Trainer: Todd Pletcher
Jockey: Javier Castellano
Sales history: $170,000 Keeneland September yearling
JONATA (2yo chestnut filly, Proud Citizen—Romp and Stomp, by Olympio) is a half-sister to Pinch Pie, winner of a minor stakes on turf at Monmouth Park and third in the Grade 1 Alabama on dirt, and a pair of stakes-placed runners. Their dam, a winner on turf, is a half-sister to Volponi, who upset the Grade 1 Breeders' Cup Classic and was a multiple graded stakes winner on grass.
Owner: Barry K. Schwartz
Trainer: Michael Hushion
Jockey: Ramon Dominguez
Sales history: $100,000 Keeneland September yearling
DANCING FOR GLORY (2yo gray/roan filly, Exchange Rate—Hard Evidence, by Alleged) is a half-sister to Rapid Proof, who on turf won the listed Robert B. Connally Handicap, and Second Offense, who was stakes placed on grass. Another half-sibling, Hot Springs, won a non-black-type stakes over timber.
Owner: Michael J. Ryan
Trainer: Chad Brown
Jockey: Jose Lezcano
Sales history: $100,000 Fasig-Tipton July yearling; $105,000 Fasig-Tipton Timonium 2-year-old (one furlong in 10 4/5 seconds, video)
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Hey everybody,
I'm currently 6 ft and 158 lbs, my goal is to be about 180 lbs and maintain my BF% (somewhere around 10%). Also, I know cardio isn't going to help me gain weight, but playing basketball is FUN and I'm not going to quit.
I'm trying to put together a 3 day split. The reason I want to do a split that only trains each group once a week is because I'm usually sore for 48 hours after lifting.
Day 1: Chest/Tri/Abs
Day 2: Cardio (basketball)
Day 3: Back/Bis
Day 4: Cardio (basketball)
Day 5: Legs/Abs
Day 6: Off
Day 7: Cardio (basketball)
I have some questions:
1) In all of the example PUSH/PULL/LEG workouts I've looked at, deadlifts are always grouped in with the PULL day. I understand that deadlifts work your back, but it seems weird to me that they don't go on the Leg day. Wouldn't it be counterproductive to do Deadlifts on Day 3 as part of my back routine and then try to do Legs on Day 5 (when my legs are still sore)?
2) What rep range and number of sets should I be looking at for each muscle group? In other words, if I do a 5x5 of Bench Press, can I then follow it up with a 5x5 of Incline Bench on the same day, or is that too much stress?
3) For my compound exercises (bench, incline, squat, deadlift, rows, etc) I was planning on doing 5 sets of 5 reps. Appropriate?
4) For my non-compound exercises (i.e. skull crushers, hammer curls, and calf raises), should I be doing 5 sets of 5 reps, or 3 sets of 8 or 10 reps or what?
Thanks in advance for your replies.
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I agree with Joey here. Don't forget to do shoulders. Putting back/bis on day 1 puts 4 days between deads and squats, so you should be OK.
Give chalk a chance.
49 years old
665 squat
700 deadlift
325 bench
my journal has a 3 day split
originally it had monday for cardio, but i havent done that for a while and plan to replace it with an equipped squat day once i get my house finished up.
yes make sure you slap some shoulder work in there. push day would be great to add them to. other than that it looks like you have the right mindset
Green Tea
17ys -175lbs
Squat: 300
Bench: 200
Deadlift: 360
Clean: 235
Thanks for the suggestions guys, especially moving my pull day to Day 1 and adding shoulders. Here's what I think I'm going to try:
Day 1: Pull
Day 2: basketball
Day 3: Push
Day 4: basketball
Day 5: Legs/Abs
Day 6: off
Day 7: basketball
Deadlift 5 x 5
Weighted Chin-Ups 3 x 8
Barbell Row 5 x 5
Hammer Curl 3 x 8
Flat Bench 3 x 5
Incline Bench 3 x 5
Seated Dumbell Press 5 x 5
Weighted Dips 3 x 8
Squat 5 x 5
Stiff-Legged Deadlift 3 x 5
Lunges 3x8
Crunch: 3 x 15
Prone Bridge 3 x 30 sec x front/left-side/right-side
Last edited by HoopsButNoHops; 10-11-2008 at 12:49 PM.
not bad. I really think you would benefit by throwing some squats in on day 1.


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Texas anti-abortion bill defeated by filibuster and chanting spectatorsA daylong filibuster by Texas state Sen. Wendy Davis to block abortion legislation appears to have succeeded Wednesday temporarily, at least.Davis, a Fort Worth Democrat, held her own starting at 11:18 a.m. Central Time on Tuesday, surviving several challenges that she had violated Senate filibuster rules, but as midnight neared, marking the end of the overtime special legislative session, the Senate chamber at the state Capitoldecended into chaos.
When it appeared the filibuster would be halted and a vote taken on the legislation at about 11:45 p.m., opponents of the legislation who had packed the Senate gallery began to shout and chant, making it difficult for the Republican majority who were trying to force a vote, including Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst. Some Democratic senators held up cellphones, their screens displaying the time, shouting, Its after midnight! Lawmakers crowded together at the front of the chamber, then left to confer with staff, but did not officially adjourn.
Initially, the Senate website showed votes had been cast Tuesday, and several Senate staffers said the legislation passed after a 17-12 vote and would go to Gov. Rick Perry, who supports it, for signing. The legislation, SB 5, would ban abortions at 20 weeks and require clinics providing abortions to upgrade or close.
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"This apple tube cake is my families favorite cake. It is the easiest cake to make and you can't ruin it. Great with fresh apples, but you can substitute canned apples. If you keep a can on hand, you will always have the ingredients for a delicious last minute cake!"
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Original recipe yields 1 - 10 inch tube pan
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Grease a 10 inch tube pan. In a medium-size mixing bowl, combine the apples, 1/2 cup of sugar and 1 tablespoon cinnamon. Stir so that the apples are coated.
- In a large bowl, combine the 2 cups of sugar, oil and eggs. Mix well. Combine the flour, and baking powder and add to the sugar mixture. Mix until blended. Then stir in the vanilla and orange juice. Pour half of the batter into the prepared pan, top with half of the sliced apples. Pour the other half of the batter over the apples and then top with the remaining apples. Also, pour any juice from the apples onto the cake.
- Bake for 1 hour and 15 minutes in the preheated oven, or until a knife inserted into the cake comes out clean. Cover the cake with aluminum foil for the last 15 minutes so that the top will not burn.
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This was yummy! In texture, it is very similar to a coffee cake. Since other reviewers were having trouble with their apples sinking, I chose to grate mine- this worked perfectly. Also- I did not have any OJ on hand so I subbed lemon juice which worked out just fine as well. We made a homemade caramel sauce to drizzle over the top- everyone enjoyed this and we will make it again. Thanks!
The 4 apples were so heavy they sank to the bottom, this spoiled the looks and texture of the cake. I will try it again with my own changes to the recipe.
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Well, I think four apples are too much apples, and I have to say that due to the amount of mixture I had, I had to do two cakes instead of one. The apples coates weighed too much and went to the bottom of the baking tin, and got stuck. However my friends loved it!!! Really tasty.
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Amount Per Serving (14 total)
- Calories
- 420 cal
- 21%
- Fat
- 17.5 g
- 27%
- Carbs
- 62.2 g
- 20%
- Protein
- 4.7 g
- 9%
- Cholesterol
- 60 mg
- 20%
- Sodium
- 93 mg
- 4%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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---- — PLATTSBURGH — Hopefully, this should rub you the right way.
Scott Murray, executive chef and owner of Anthony's Restaurant and Bistro in Plattsburgh, offers a few tips on getting the most of the summertime marinade cooking season. First up, Murray offers an explanation of some culinary terminology.
"Marinade means to pre-rub your product and give it some time to, what I would say, cure for any length of time — all to infuse extra flavor," he said. "And a marinade can either be wet or dry. Basically a rub is a dry marinade or a mixture of spices."
Murray's latest menu features a barbecue pork butt.
"When you talk barbecue, that normally means a seasoning of some sort and then some smoke is introduced as opposed to simply grilling," he said.
Before smoking the pork, Murray adds a dry rub and lets it sit overnight.
"But it won't be dry then," Murray said. "The salt will draw some liquid out of the meat, and the moisture will moisten the dry rub. It almost creates a paste because you're rehydrating those once-dry spices."
And that's all in the name of flavor. When you do see that moist paste, do not remove. Murray says that's the result you're going for.
Meats, poultry and fish are all game for a good rubdown. Murray applies dry marinade rubs to the likes of pork butt, brisket, pulled pork, bison flank steak and salmon.
Barbecue dry-rub ingredients can go from complex, with up to 15 components, to simple, with as few as four to five ingredients.
How much rub should you add?
"It is a generous amount," Murray said.
Murray takes a large pan, adds the spices and then rolls the meat in the mixture.
"The moisture of the protein will catch as much as it should have," he said.
Fish will generally take a lighter rub. Murray opts for a mix of salt, pepper, sugar, coriander, garlic powder and dill. He lets it sit overnight.
A full overnight marinade is best, but if you've got only a couple of hours before dinner, Murray says a simple mix of salt, pepper, garlic powder and paprika will give a little extra appearance, crustiness and flavor.
"The thing you have to be careful about is burning your spices on a live grill," Murray said. "You don't want it to burn, you want it to caramelize."
For example, Murray said he takes the dry-rubbed bison flank steak "and then we douse it with a chimichurri sauce when it goes on the grill." Chimichurri is an Argentinean original of blended parsley, olive oil, red wine vinegar, oregano, cumin, salt, garlic and hot pepper sauce.
"The rub will give you nice grill lines, and it won't burn because it's been rehydrated."
The cooking time depends on the size of the meat portion. A flank steak should take about eight minutes to cook. A bit longer for a pork butt.
"You can't cook a larger piece of meat through on the grill without burning the spices," Murray said. "So I would sear the pork butt on all sides on the grill to get the smoke and grill marks, and then move that to a low oven."
Above all said, is it possible to mess this up?
"I'm not a proponent of that philosophy," Murray said. "I believe that in the culinary world, you do what tastes good. If you cook something and you enjoyed it, it's not wrong. You're not making a mistake if it tastes good."


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|1 lb
|ground beef
|1 medium
|bell pepper, chopped
|1 c
|finely diced onion
|1 can(s)
|29 oz diced tomatoes
|1 can(s)
|15 oz can tomato sauce
|1 can(s)
|14 oz chicken broth
|1/4 tsp
|thyme, dried
|1/4 tsp
|dried sage
|2 c
|cooked rice
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Gail's notes for this recipe:
YUMMY! tastes like stuffed green peppers. It is easy to make and it's hearty and filling.
A perfectly simple way to enjoy all the robust flavors of stuffed peppers!
In large pot brown ground beef, drain off fat and add onions and peppers, cook until the onions are translucent but not letting them brown
Add, tomatoes (undrained) tomato sauce, broth, Thyme and sage stir.
Cover and let simmer for 30-40 minutes until peppers are tender. Add tw0 cups cooked rice stir to heat. serve
Cover and let simmer for 30-40 minutes until peppers are tender. Add tw0 cups cooked rice stir to heat. serve
I like grated Cheddar or Munster cheese on top of mine.
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sherry tanner loveeasyrecipes - Oct 20, 2010
Made this tonight, delicious, will make it again.
Gail Herbest Gaillee - Oct 20, 2010
Glad you enjoyed it, It makes for a nice change from regular canned soup
Bianca lauterbach bianca1959 - Dec 2, 2010
made this today, did not have ground beef so i used turkey sausage, the family loved it, will make it often, thank you!! and the house smelled wonderful!
Laurel Veinfortner Decker goatsarecool - Jan 22, 2011
YUMMY! 7 degree's out so this was a perfect meal! Enough for one more time as well. It's a keeper!
Gail Herbest Gaillee - Jan 22, 2011
Thanks, I am so glad you enjoyed it :-)


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A demonstration of the Desert environment in Trackmania United. One part of many in my Ultimate Trackmania Guide. http://forums.gametrailers.com/showthread.php?t=115912
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Right around the holidays, "Voice" coach Cee Lo Green dueted with another famous "green" singer, Kermit The Frog, and it was just about THE cutest thing to ever appear on "The Voice." (Yes, even cuter than MacKenzie Bourg. Remember him?) And hey, nothing against Shakira and Usher, who've signed on to be the new "Voice" judges for Season 4...but can't NBC just hire Fozzie Bear, Animal, Janice, or even the Muppet Cee Lo instead? They all looked so at home sitting in those big spinning chairs.
14) Jermaine Jones Get Disqualified From "Idol"
"With the cooperation of law enforcement, we discovered information that left us with no choice but to eliminate one of our own from the competition. When you're doing a live show, anything can happen. THIS is 'American Idol'!" That was the cold open of Season 11's top 12 "Idol" show, as intoned to full dramatic effect by an overly earnest-looking Ryan Seacrest. On that fateful episode, Jermaine Jones (who'd been a "surprise" bonus 13th contestant in the first place) was called in to speak on camera with stern-faced producers Nigel Lythgoe and Ken Warwick about his past criminal charges--which included public nuisance, hindering apprehension, driving on a suspended license, disorderly conduct with an open container, and giving fake names to the police--and he was then publicly disqualified from the competition. The vibe of this entire segment felt icky, invasive, exploitative, and just plain wrong; I just hope it was worth the ratings Nigel and Ken were so obviously and crudely aiming for.
13) LeAnn Rimes Drives A Bus Over Carly Rose Sonenclar
On "The X Factor's" final competitive episode, the top three performed duets with superstars, and poor little Carly was paired with...America's most hated, LeAnn Rimes. Even on paper this sounded like a terrible idea, but when these two started to sing "How Do I Live," it was way worse than I'd even feared. LeAnn kind of seemed sloppy-drunk, or at least like she'd just woken up (couldn't someone have at least combed her hair?); the number seemed entirely unrehearsed; and LeAnn was almost acting like she was in competition with Carly, loudly belting over her in a way that did not complement Carly's efforts and just simply did not feel nice on the ears. ("I was very comfortable," Carly said when asked about her duet experience. Well, I wasn't.) If there was ever any justification to start a conspiracy theory that Carly was thrown under the bus, it'd be this mess. Carly lost to Tate Stevens the following night.
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Speaking of freaky duets, this one from "American Idol's" Season 11 finale--between top three contestant Joshua "Mantasia" Ledet and his own all-time idol, Season 3 winner Fantasia--was bizarre as well, but in a much more entertaining way. The catsuit! The wig! The joyful-noisy screeching that continued well into the commercial break! (Seriously, I think Seacrest had to break them up; either that, or 'Tasia and Josh are still off somewhere in the wings, still singing at each other.) This was all sorts of amazing. Fantasia and Mantasia totally need their own variety show--I'd just watch it with the volume knob turned reasonably low.
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The restaurant at the Blue Inn in East Marion has changed hands once again.
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Flagstaff Townhome Near Flastaff Mall and Market Place in Flagstaff
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- sleeps 8
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Take Exit 201 to Hwy89 and the Country Club area. This road leads to the Flagstaff Mall and Market place. Stay on it tell you come to Snowflake and turn left and your on now in the area of townhomes. This is only 1.5 miles from the mall.
This Townhome features 3 bedrooms and 2 1/2 half baths lots of room in this 1600 Square foot townhome. It also has HD TV with movie channels from Direct TV and WIRELESS INTERNET for the whole family to enjoy. From playing horse shoes to just using a walk this area has plenty of room to enjoy. Relax and enjoy the fenced in backyard with a firepit for late night enjoyment. view of Humphreys peaks. Just a few short minutes to shopping and golf our swimming pools. Want to escape with the family and get hot of the heat and enjoy the cool pines this home is affordable and great place to stay for the entire family.
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Featured Amenities of This Townhome Near the Flastaff Mall and Market place.
Home Features: Beautiful pine trees, side walks and outside fire pit to enjoy. This home features HD Direct TV with the Premuimn package. That means HBO and other movie channels are on this HD flat screen TV. There is also anothe smaller flat screen upstair for the kids to enjoy planning games or just watching TV. Plenty of room for the family on the large sofa that also has 2 leather chairs in this living area. This home also has WIRELESS INTERNET so everyone can enjoy it from kids to the adults.
Main Floor: Liviing room with leather sofa and Leather chairs large flat screen TV with HD and movie channels. Bathroom and kitchen are also on this level.
Kitchen: Features full size Microwave, Range, Dishwasher, andl Refrigerator, beautiful Oak Cabinets. Coffee Maker, toaster, and other small appliances. A full stocked kitchen with plenty of silverware, dishes and cookware. Things you would expect to find in your own home. Panty to store extra items you may need.
Laundry Room: Full size washer and dryer and is located right next to the garage and kitchen area .
Master Bedroom: Features include a Queen Size bed, custom drapes and large picture windows. Master bath suite with rub and shower combo and Large Vanity and sink plenty of dressing area. Linen closet is also in this bathroom.
Guest Room #1: Upstairs full size bed, large window with matching bedspreads and Spacious closets for your clothing or other items.
Guest room #2 : This area is perfect for your kids or other family members. Features Queen Size bed, smaller flat screen Tv and stand and spacious closet for your needs.
activities and attractions in Flagstaff Arizona
Like to shop? Flagstaff Mall and many downtown shops are awaiting you to come and spend time browsing through them. The downtown area features historic city buildings and shops as well as the infamous Route 66 that runs right through our town. This area is just8 milesaway, roughly 15 minutes from this home. There are many different types of markets you can enjoy from a Farmers Market to organic food stores like New Frontier and the more traditional grocery stores just a minutes to the Art festivals and music festivals and even a play theater are just a few of the activities you can enjoy in the downtown area. There is also a Harkins movie theatre with 11 theatres just a few minutes from downtown.
Love the water? The Flagstaff Aquatic center is just down the street take Hwy 89 that turns into Route 66 to the 4th Street. You will find this center has everything from rock climbing to water slides for all the family to enjoy.
Love to Golf ? You are just a few minutes appox 3 miles to the Continential Country Club open to the public for all your golfing needs.
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January to Febuary of 2014 $150.00
Free night stay promotion for 5 nights or more!
Holidays rates are higher please inquiry.
Weekly rates - $1050.00
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.Cleaning fee is $125.00
We accept your credit cards, Master card, Visa, Discover, and Paypal at no additional cost to you. Please contact me for more details on rental terms, rates and availability.
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Top things to do in Flagstaff
- Grand Canyon
- AZ Snowbowl
- Meteor Crater
- Sedona Slide Rock
- Hiking the Trails
Top things to do on a budget
- Grand Canyon Deer Farm
- Window Shop the historical downtown
- Fishing in Lake Mary
- Hike Mt. Elden
- Fair Ground display, art, fair, rodeo
Top things to do with a family
- Grand Canyon Rail Road Train ride
- Grand Canyon Deer Farm
- Fishing in Williams Trout lakes
- Shopping at the Flagstaff Mall and Market place
- Hiking the area trails.
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I learned today how serious fans of the ABC series "Life on Mars" are about the canceled series.
In my column today about last week's series finale, I said that the series had Michelle Obama being the President in 2035.
I made the assumption that the President Obama referred to near the end of the episode was Michelle because her daughters, Malia and Sasha, would be too young to have been elected in 2032.
However, the dialogue at the end of the show clearly noted that "President Obama and her sister" are going to see their seriously ill father in Chicago.
Michelle's father is deceased and she doesn't have a sister. However, her mother could re-marry, which would result in her having a stepfather she considers a father in 2035. Her brother, Craig, is married so she could have a sister-in-law that she considers a sister in 2035.
Admittedly, those scenarios are big stretches so the dialogue suggests Malia was probably President. So I apparently was wrong. But so were the writers of "Mars."
Malia, who is the oldest daughter of President Obama and his wife, was born on July 4, 1998. She would be 34 in 2032 when the last presidential election before 2035 would have been held. She also would be 34 in January 2033 when when it was inauguration time.
The Constitution states that you have to be 35 to be president or vice president. So Malia couldn't be elected President in 2032 and it's a stretch to believe she'd become President when she was old enough in 2035 in any other way. I mean it's hard to imagine a Constitutional amendment passed that would lower the age requirement.
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