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New Products At Moab Easter Jeep Safari
Although many ground-breaking automotive products are debuted at the SEMA show in Las Vegas, more and more off-road-specific products are first seen at the Spanish Trail Arena vendors' showcase during the Moab Easter Jeep Safari. As a result when it's SEMA time, we could take it or leave it, but we await Easter Jeep Safari's annual vendor show with baited breath. What did we see? What did we find? Well, lots of cool stuff! Here are a few of the new things we were excited to see at the 2013 Moab Easter Jeep Safari vendor show.
They Go Both Ways
The folks at Mopar noticed all the attention Ford's SVT Raptor beadlock wheels are getting from the off-road aftermarket and wanted a piece of the pie. Heck, why not? Jeep's been building specialty off-road vehicles known as…er…Jeeps for years. It's our understanding that the new Mopar beadlocks will "go both ways," in that you can either mount the tire on the wheel normally like a regular DOT-legal application or use the outer beadlock ring to clamp the outer bead to the wheel. Hmm, that's the same idea as the Ford Motorsports Raptor wheel…interesting.
Information: Mopar
888/528 HEMI (888/528-4364), mopar.com
It's Getting Hot in Here
Drive a '07-'11 JK? Want more power from the 3.8L V-6? We found a dyno-tested 18hp, 22 lb-ft improvement for your JK with the Airaid MXP Cold Air Intake system. It starts with a one-piece, roto-molded intake box that bolts in place of the restrictive factory box. This box is completely enclosed, bolts in place of the factory unit, and uses the factory cold air inlet duct. This means your air filter is still protected from water on those occasional deep-water assaults and still accepts many aftermarket snorkel kits since it has the same mouth opening as the factory air box. The box has an integrated velocity stack and bolts to a new, less restrictive intake tube. Filtration in the box comes from a massive 1100 cfm Premium Air Filter that is available with either Airaid SynthaFlow composite or SynthaMax oil-free filter material. Of course, all mounting hardware is also included for a simple install. All this, and it is made right here in the good ol' US of A.
Information: Airaid
800/498-6951, airaid.com
BDS Rubbers
We've known Richard since he was a small child, and therefore we refuse to use his nickname. We call him Richard, but we will admit that he is now a rather a large man. Luckily for you, we ran into Richard…or really, some of the people who work at his suspension company, BDS, in Moab. They told us about the company's new control arms that are now available with vibration-destroying, OEM-quality, vulcanized Cleavite rubber bushings. Anyone who drives a lifted Jeep knows that rubber bushings in the control arms are the best way to ensure a nice vibration-free ride, and now the same can be said about BDS lift-kit-wearing JKs, TJs, XJs, MJs, WJs, and ZJs. If you are into lots of flex, adjustability, and minimizing vibration, you can opt for BDS's adjustable-length control arms. These arms come with the new rubber bushings on one end and BDS's new threaded forged flex ends on the other.
Information: BDS Suspension
517/279-2135, bds-suspension.com
Attention! Half Door on Deck!
Quit eyeballing me, you slime bag. Stand at attention when a superior Jeep officer addresses you to tell you about Strike Force Zebra's new Tactical Half Doors for JKs and JK Unlimited that we came across at the Moab vendor show. These fully assembled and ready-to-install thermal plastic doors are domestically produced and are a one-piece design. They are UV and impact-resistant and virtually eliminate all door rattling. These lockable (from the outside) plastic half doors are also one third the weight of the factory doors (saving nearly 200 lbs on JK Unlimited), look cool, and provide gobs of storage inside the door all while sealing out dirt, mud, and water that your JK's tires may kick up on the trail. Get some, Jeep soldier!
Information: Strike Force Zebra
661/310-7829, strikeforcezebra.com
Retro Faux Metal Fenders
We absolutely love the looks of old iconic Jeeps like the flatfender. That's one reason we almost immediately fell in love with the looks and idea of MCE's Flexible "Flatty-Style" fenders for YJ, TJ, and CJ. Well, continuing with its outside-the-box thinking, MCE also had a few new products to show us at this year's Easter Jeep Safari vendor show. Shown here is its new faux-metal Flexible "Flatty Style" fender. Somehow, and we are not sure how (maybe using alien technology…wink wink) MCE was able to affix a stainless steel like surface to its flat fenders changing the look while retaining the flexibility, strength, and impact resistance of the original black TPO plastic. Also at the show, but not shown here, were a few examples of MCE's JK flat fenders that are also now available. All products feature a lifetime warranty against cracking for the original buyer and require trimming of the stock fender for TJ, CJ, and YJ. The new JK version does not require any cutting of sheetmetal (although you need to trim the fender liner if you want to run it) and includes exact fit die-stamped 6061 aluminum grille brackets.
Information: MCE Modern Classic Enterprises
425/260-8781, modernclassicenterprises.com
No More Cut and Splice
So if you have ever wanted to run a multiport 4.0L in a Jeep that did not come from the factory with one you had a real task ahead of you. You'd have to track down not only the engine and accessories but also the wiring harness and computer. But wait there's more. You'd also have to track down a factory service manual for the year and model of the Jeep the 4.0L came out of. Is that it? Nope. Keep dreaming. You'd also have to relive your failed electrical engineering career as you read through pages upon pages of wiring harness diagrams as you trim out the seat heater circuits, power mirrors etc. Lastly, once you're all done you would have to cross your fingers and prey you did not cut out one of the important wires. The good news is that you now have another option. That's because 505 Performance has partnered up with FAST to create the 505 Performance EZ EFI Standalone system for 4.0L by using the factory Jeep components to create a self-tuning, stand-alone system that can be used with any transmission.
Information: 505 Performance
505/333-2600, 505performance.com
Moar Bumpers, Pleeez!
Jeep people like bumpers. Yep, we do! Mountain Off Road Enterprises, aka M.O.R.E. knows this and showed up to EJS with its newest winch bumper for JKs. This full-width, high-clearance bumper is designed and built to fit any '07-up JK (PN JFB505). Made of welded 3⁄16-inch steel plate, the bumper follows the factory body lines around the wheelwell and just under the bottom of the grille. The bumper is available with or without the winch protector hoop and comes in bare finish or with a textured black powdercoating (shown). The wings on the sides of the bumper tuck tightly up against the factory JK front fenders and add protection while allowing for gobs of ground clearance.
Information: Mountain Off Road Enterprises
877/533-7229, mountainoffroad.com
Please Allow Dave To Introduce…Dave's…Self
If you have not yet spent time perusing the huge amount of custom parts available from Dave's Customs Unlimited's website, then you owe it to yourself to do so. Just be sure to allow a few hours, cause you are gonna get sucked into looking at and dreaming about all the pretty parts. When we saw Dave's booth at the EJS vendor show, we started feeling like the fat kid at the candy store…again. There was so much to see! This included new-to-Moab EJS '13 tube fenders for '76-'06 CJ, YJ, and TJ. Best part is that the TJ fenders include a mini inner fenderwell so you don't have to cut up your stock fenders. Drool, drool, drool.
Information: Dave's Customs Unlimited
602/639-1213, davescustoms4wd.com


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Priscilla Queen of the Desert
Produced by Allan Scott in coalition with Back Row Productions, Michael Chugg, Michael Hamlyn and John Frost, the Simon Phillips-directed and Ross Coleman-choreographed original production of Priscilla debuted in Australia at the Lyric Theatre, Sydney in October 2006. Having had a successful run in Sydney, the production transferred to Melbourne in 2007 and then New Zealand in 2008, before returning to Sydney for a limited engagement for its second anniversary. The Australian success of Priscilla provoked a two year strong West End production in addition to its Bette Midler-produced Broadway debut in 2011. While the original production received one out of its seven Helpmann Award nominations, Priscilla was nominated for the Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Musical as well as two Tony Awards, winning these awards in the costume design categories.
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ELON, N.C., Oct. 26, 2013 - Sophomore Maxi Branth (Stockholm, Sweden/Tullinge Gymnasium) and three doubles teams will compete for titles at the Elon Fall invitational, following a another successful day for the James Madison men's tennis team at the event.
Branth, competing in the A2 Singles Draw, won both of his matches Saturday. He beat Georgia Southern's Nico Degroof 5-7, 7-6 (3), 6-1 in the quarterfinals, and then won in the semifinals when Tennessee Tech's Alberto Esteban retired with an injury. Branth, who improved to 8-3 this fall, was on his way to a victory over Esteban anyway, holding a 6-1, 2-0 lead when the match was called.
Branth will play Elon's Jordan Kaufman in the finals Sunday. Kaufman has yet to lose a set in the tournament, including a win over JMU freshman Brett Moorhead (Midlothian, Va./Cosby) in the semifinals.
Branth will also compete for a doubles title, teaming with freshman Mason Smith (Norfolk, Va./Cape Henry Collegiate) for an 8-6 win in the semifinals. Their championship match will be played at 9 a.m. Sunday.
Joining Branth and Smith in doubles championship matches will be freshmen Alex Berdnikoff (Calgary, Alberta/Edge School for Athletes) and Niels Kathol (Bonn, Germany/Collegium Josephinum Bonn), and sophomore Robert Stirling (Caboolture, Australia/St. Columbans College) and freshman Miljan Ruzic (Sydney, Australia/St. Euphemia College). Berdnikoff and Kathol recorded an easy 8-1 win in the semifinals, while Stirling and Ruzic outlasted their opponents 8-6.
The Dukes continued to add to their win totals at the event. In addition to the players that advanced to the championship round, Stirling and Smith each tallied two wins in singles, while Moorhead and Kathol won one match apiece. Moorhead and freshman Sebastian Salinas (Merida, Mexico/Preparatoria Abierta SEP) will compete for fifth place after winning their lone doubles match of the day.


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Lagunitas Imperial Stout - Lagunitas Brewing Company
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Ratings: 1,173 | Reviews: 539 | Show All Ratings:
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North Carolina
3.9/5 rDev +5.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
I love you, Russian Imperial Stout.
By the way, this is a really good one!
See, I never thought Lagunitas could do anything other than big ales and big IPA's and big ... uh... beers...
but a big stout? can lagunitas really do that?
and with great fervor and happiness I would like to say this thing looks great! I'm drinking motor oil! Yes!
The smell doesn't get me off, I don't really notice much smell. I think my nose is broken from years of smoking cigarettes, but i'm reformed these days.
This thing tastes pretty damned fine. It's a little on the sweet side and at 8.2% i was suprised to see it come anywhere near sweet. Sometimes it overwhelms with sweet but it's offset by a really nice rich dark hop.
The mouthfeel is smooth and beautiful. I can hold this in my mouth for years.
This is easily a highly drinkable and easily consumed beer. I commend Lagunitas for having created something as wonderfully tasty as this. Thanks!
Serving type: bottle
08-27-2006 18:36:58 | More by idResponse
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04-20-2014 22:37:09 | More by ilikebeer03
4.25/5 rDev +14.6%
04-18-2014 18:38:57 | More by ZinFanDave
4.25/5 rDev +14.6%
04-13-2014 23:16:22 | More by EdTheEdge
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
04-13-2014 20:15:30 | More by PacificCoaster
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
04-11-2014 23:19:49 | More by SkinniePost
3.24/5 rDev -12.7%
look: 5 | smell: 2.75 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.25
Poured from a 22oz bottle into a snifter.
A: Pours a deep black impenetrable to light. Pours to a rich creamy tan colored head that lasts several minutes evenutally leaving a thick ring around the edge of glass with moderate to significant lacing. It looks like the epitome of an imperial stout.
S: Gobs of roasted malt bordering on burnt, *sour/metallic* chocolate, a little alcohol as the beer warms.
T: Malty but characterless early palate with no sweetness, ends in a rich burnt chocolate with a moderate hop bite. Underwhelming. Alcohol in the aftertaste.
M: Highly carbonated for the style, some definite ethanol thinning, but in general a silky creamy texture more reminiscent of a milk stout.
O: Somewhat bland malt profile combines with a subtle off smell to leave me unimpressed. This is a solid OK when defining the style, but its definitely unrefined and a little "bold and boozy" resulting from a yeast with high attenuation. Leave some of those sugars alone!
Serving type: bottle
04-09-2014 19:21:29 | More by Copernicandream
New York
4/5 rDev +7.8%
04-09-2014 04:44:15 | More by xos
4.5/5 rDev +21.3%
04-08-2014 07:31:32 | More by MadeInOregon
New York
3/5 rDev -19.1%
04-07-2014 21:04:58 | More by I_Like_Beer
New York
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
04-07-2014 13:34:40 | More by CraftFan5
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
04-02-2014 23:12:44 | More by devilfluff
4.31/5 rDev +16.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5
Had this from a firkin during Mad Craft Beer Week, at a great new Madison beer bar called Side Door Grill and Tap.
Surprisingly lackluster appearance, with even less luster in the aroma. Is that the real ale element?
Wonderful coffee and roasty flavors though. Molasses sweetness, maybe some bubblegum, and hard to identify yeasty funk that could be cork or some other pleasing wood.
Absolutely the creamiest feeling in the mouth of any Imperial Stout I've ever had.
A year later, I'm tasting a bunch of beers that I scored highly last time, but wanting to cull my collection and store them in the cellar.
This is the real deal: coffee and roastiness from the get go. Mojito-molasses flavor in the mouth. The nose is quite reserved. Almost no head, even with an agressive pour.
This brew is a step below Great Lakes Expedition Stout. But it's still very good.
Serving type: on-tap
03-31-2014 00:42:09 | More by martyl1000
New York
4.5/5 rDev +21.3%
03-30-2014 19:46:22 | More by DannyWils
4.5/5 rDev +21.3%
03-30-2014 17:59:15 | More by KFrank729
3.25/5 rDev -12.4%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25
1pint Bottle
no visable date, purchased 6/13
A- Near black, no light coming thru, finger high head that's a light tan. Some lacing but it doesn't stick to the sides, rather it slides back down to the drink
S- Lots of sweet dark fruits, rasins, plums, etc.., some cocoa but not much, some vinalla, no noticeable coffee or roasted malt.
T- Tons of dark fruit sweetness almost to the overpowering point. I cant pick out any chocolates,coffees or anything that makes me think stout. kinda blah
M- Decent mouth, medium to full and very slick and slippery. Carbonation fizzles all over the tongue.
O- Pours and looks decent, this bottles smell is very over the top dark fruit and sweet.
The taste was very close to the smell, very overpowering dark fruit and very sweet. No noticeable roasts, chocolates, coffees or anything that makes me think stout, very disappointed.
Maybe it was a off bottle, but I wont be rushing out to get another one that's for sure.
Serving type: bottle
03-29-2014 02:03:42 | More by Gryphon69
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
03-28-2014 21:25:05 | More by bambam2517
3/5 rDev -19.1%
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Are his/her lips moving? Then they're lying.
Mine swore on his mother's grave and our children's lives that he hadn't done anything ever. EVER! Yeah, okay, that was just world class level lying right there. He lied to the parenting evaluator. He lies to everyone. That's what addicts do. They lie.
What NG says, unless he is in real recovery and not just white knuckling. Even now, after 4 years of "sobriety" and 80 weeks of sobriety from even "middle circle" behavior, I don't trust my SAfWH.
It's a crap shoot. Only you can decide how much crap you want in your life.
I demand transparency, accountability, attendance at SA meetings, IC...that's all I can do to insure my own safety. But trust him? Not soon...
NG, I think you said it best one time when you said something about going into complacency. All of a sudden he wants to go to MC, etc. He's had 3 years!
I do love him, and raising these kids as a single mom has been hard. I keep telling myself, the kids won't be here forever and it will just be me and him.
He invited me 3 times to take a family church picture. I didn't go.
He says he keeps doing nice things, but I don't respond. Next week we will be married for 24 years:(. I don't think I am going to work that day. He sent flowers last time.
The other thing is, not to toot my own horn, but my family says I won't be this young forever (my looks, whatever). Its now or never. Since I took off my rings, I have had lots of men ask me out, want to take me to dinner.
Its terrible, because I still love the man I married. I am working with my IC about why, after all he's done, I don't hate him.
My family also says, at least I know his history. I could get another serial cheater, SA or whatever. Arghh!!!
I don't think you're ever too old to find true love, even with some wrinkles. But I completely agree that it's easier when you're young and healthy and look great.
Have you spent any time lurking on the new beginnings board to see how people are doing there? It's helped me to see that there's a great big world out there past sex addiction, abusive husbands, and NPDs.
I also have made some friends who are divorced - an amazing group of women, and they inspire me.
The thing is, your WH hasn't even admitted to his disease. That doesn't bode well.
Each of us has to make our choice based on circumstances and I can only speak for mine. Xpos made the choice to end it on DDay, but it had been so bad that I felt relief. And lots of anger, but relief from the terrible stress and the daily assaults on my self esteem. I'm much better off alone.
I was just talking to a psychologist about this.
And yes, in New Beginnings here, many people are not dating, and not ready to date, for good reasons. It's because we're a self-selecting group here - a group of people who have been harmed very badly by infidelity. (However, I do have some newbie friends here who are dating.)
In real life, many people haven't been quite as damaged by the ex-husbands and their marriages. So they tend to move on more quickly and find a new relationship. That's what I've seen around me in my neighborhood and with my IRL friends. All except one have moved on, are dating/remarried, and happy.
As for staying too long, I did that too. But I'm thankful to have finally escaped and to hopefully have many decades still ahead of me. If I want, I can date. Or not. My destiny is finally in my own hands.
As for staying too long, I did that too. But I'm thankful to have finally escaped and to hopefully have many decades still ahead of me. If I want, I can date. Or not. My destiny is finally in my own hands.
BAM! There's the money quote for the day. I'm so thankful I am OUT from STBX's shadow. No more worrying (except when he has the kids). No more feeling inadequate. No more walking on eggshells. No more guessing how he'll respond to this or that. I am free from him and his dysfunction. My life is finally my own again. I'm in an entirely different kind of hell as we divorce because he's a personality disordered person bent on vengnance. But it's still better than the hell I lived in when we were together. And I have hope for a better future for myself and my children.
Torn, I am sure it is incredibly difficult for you. But I have to agree with the others. It sounds like you will be better without him.
In my particular instance I have had a difficult journey with a lot of setbacks. Yes, we are still together, but it's a different kind of relationship. I feel like he is in a place where he is maintaining sobriety well, is changing a lot of core behaviors, becoming more of the husband and father he should have been all along - BUT, I am totally aware he has an incredibly long way to go and just by virtue of being an SA it comes with a lot of risk (and in his case, a lot more risk). And for him, his recovery will be lifelong and slow. I only recently figured out my recovery will be lifelong for me as well, with or without him in the picture. I'm kind of ignorant that way.
So it is always as Ann Landers said, "Am I better off with him or without him?" And you make that decision every day, one day at a time. Or reaffirm your choice every day. It is incredibly difficult no matter what path you take. You just have to learn to trust yourself again that you know what is best for you.
Torn, until your STBX does some serious work on himself, he won't really change. And you're left in limbo, as the years pass by. I know that's a terrible place. It probably feels easier, though, and more familiar, then being divorced and on your own. I definitely get that!
I know you'll continue to work on yourself, and keep asking questions, and keep talking to people to broaden your vision of what marriages can and should look like. I WISH I had done this in 2004. Maybe I still would have stayed with STBX since I was pregnant, and because he was in treatment at that time. And because I couldn't have known how much worse he would get.
At least I would have gained the perspectives of a lot of people with diverse lives and situations. That would have helped me, no matter what.
I have not been posting much because my middle daughter is in the throes of being evaluated for special needs services. She will need special considerations, meds, PT, OT from both school and on our part. It has been a incredibly draining experience, not unlike my whole journey with SAWH, and similarly relieved it really has nothing to do with me (or the shitstorm that has transpired in the past two years) and she can be helped. It has taken a lot of my time, but I do read here frequently even though I don't always post.
I honestly don't think I would be where I am today if not for this forum (in part). There is a brutal but caring honesty here and a wealth of experience to draw from. For that I will be eternally grateful.
Since we got married, he has gained over 100 pounds.
Do your SA spouses have other addictions?
He also has a borderline personality disorder (NPD), which I think fuels all the other problems including the SA.
His father is an alcoholic, though he hasn't drank anything in 30+ years. His mother was NPD. His maternal aunt is bipolar.
What a mess.
I wonder if when they lose control of one area of their lives, they lose control of others???


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"Online communication and social media are an increasing part of our lives and our overall social network of family, friends and peers," said Jennifer S. Li, MD, MHS, chair of the writing group. "Health care providers should embrace its potential as a tool for promoting healthy behavioral change."
The writing group evaluated research on internet-based interventions to lose weight, increase physical activity and improve eating habits. "The studies we looked at suggest that more parental involvement and more interaction with counselors and peers was associated with greater success rates for overweight children and teens who participated in an online intervention," said Li, who is also division chief of pediatric cardiology at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, NC.
Variables that influenced success were whether the rest of the family was involved in the intervention, the degree of back-and-forth communication and feedback with a counselor or support group, and the frequency with which kids and adolescents logged on and used the programs.
People who are overweight or obese tend to share a home or spend their leisure time with others who are overweight or obese, according to research. "Athletes tend to hang out with athletes, and overweight kids hang out together, so they reinforce each other's eating habits or preferences for recreational activities," Li said.
According to Li, approximately 95 percent of 12- to 17-year-old children have internet access at home and/or in school, so online social network health interventions should be explored as an effective way to prevent or manage excessive weight. "Some research shows that even in virtual social networks, people tend to associate with others like themselves," Li said. "So if you develop a network of kids who are overweight, you can have an impact on all of them—in the real world and online—because if one starts making healthy changes, the others will be influenced to do so as well.
"Doctors need to understand digital technology better so that they can offer guidance to patients and their families on avoiding such issues, and will be aware of any such problems that occur," she continued.
The authors recommend clinicians, policymakers and researchers ensure privacy protection, monitor outcomes and harness the strength of a health promotion social network to devise interventions that initiate and sustain behavior changes, such as self monitoring, goal setting and problem solving.
More research is needed to provide data on overweight and obese adolescents to determine whether differences in gender, ethnicity, geographic location and socioeconomic status affect the efficacy and level of engagement with social media- and technologically-based weight-management interventions.
"Teenagers are texting and using Facebook and other social media as their primary communication with their peers, and we need to find out what factors can be incorporated into social media that will increase the effectiveness of these interventions to initiate and maintain weight loss in kids and adolescents," concluded Li.
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Feta cheese and honey go nicely with baguette slices.
SEAMUS MULLEN (chef and owner of New York's Tertulia and author of "Hero Food")
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Puree canned cannellini beans with roasted garlic, canned artichokes, olive oil and lemon juice for a white bean spread to serve with smoked sardines on toast.
• Tuna and avocado toasts
Fork mash avocado with olive oil and lemon juice. Grill some flatbread, spread with the avocado mash, and top with grapefruit segments, good canned tuna and coarse sea salt.
• Shrimp and squash skewers
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DAVID BURKE (chef of several New York restaurants, including David Burke Townhouse)
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• Goat cheese lollies
Roll goat cheese into balls the size of a golf ball. Puree pistachios and roll the goat cheese balls through the nuts to encrust the cheese. Put a lollipop stick in the balls.
• Black olive toasts
Puree black olives. Toast baguette slices and spread with ricotta cheese. Top with a dollop of olive puree.
WALTER ABRAMS (chef at Philadelphia's Le Bec Fin)
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Cut the crusts off good quality white sandwich bread. Make a sandwich using Boursin garlic and herb cheese and thinly sliced cucumber. Cut into attractive diamonds. Finish with a sprig of fresh chervil.
• Caviar and quick chive cakes
Grab a box of pancake mix, add chopped chives and prepare according to the box instructions (omitting sugar, if called for). Griddle the cakes and top with a dollop of sour cream and your favorite caviar.
• Bacony popcorn
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BART PICKENS (chef at The Loveless Cafe in Nashville, Tenn.)
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Blend 2 parts smoked white fish, smoked oysters or smoked mussels with 1 part mayonnaise and 1 part cream cheese. Season with salt and pepper and use as a spread on French bread toast points, fresh vegetables or gourmet crackers.
• Balsamic raisins
An excellent accompaniment for a cheese platter. Plump jumbo raisins in balsamic vinegar by simmering over low heat for 10 minutes.
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• Cream cheese and pepper jelly
A true Southern favorite, just two simple ingredients make for one delicious combination. Unwrap the cream cheese and place in the center of a platter before topping with a jar of hot pepper jelly.
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History of the Caesar Salad
This Caesar Salad is one of those dishes which carry a bit of mystery behind it. What's mysterious about are two seperate items:
- Who first made it?
- What was first in it?
For the first time, I have no clear answers. But I can give you some ideas.
As for the "who first made it?" question, there are several stories that seem to make the route, with only one of them not revolving around a little restaurant in Tijuana, Mexico.
The Non Tijuana version is as follows: According to the 3rd edition of "Webster's New World": Caesar Sald is "so named in honor of (Gaius) Julius Caesar by Giacomo Junia, Italian-American chef in Chicago, who invented it c. 1903."
Out of all the stories, this seems least likely, as no one can verify this either in documentation or in anecdotes. But it's out there as one of the stories and needs to be at least addressed.
The other stories revolve around one Caesar Cardini, who operated a restaurant in Tijuana. According to Caesar's daughter, Rosa, Caesar tossed the first salad on the evening of July 4, 1924, when friends came in looking for something to eat. It was late, and there was very little left in the kitchen. The friends didn't mind and essentially said "make us whatever you can". From there, Caesar's salad was introduced into the world.
There are several claims that Caesar sorta fudged this anecdote. Paul Maggiora, a partner of the Cardini's, claimed to have tossed the first Caesar's salad in 1927 for American airmen from San Diego and called it "Aviator's Salad. Caesar's brother Alex had claimed to have developed the salad (he too allegedly called it "aviator's salad"). Livio Santini claimed he made the salad from a recipe of his mother, in the kitchen of Caesar's restaurant when he was 18 years old, in 1925, and that Caesar took the recipe from him.
Considering all the claims to the Caesar salad from Tijuana, it seems more likely that the salad had at least come from Caesar's kitchen. As to who actually created it? That's up for dispute.
Also up for dispute is what actually goes into the salad. Eggs, croutons, Romaine lettuce and parmesan cheese are all pretty much agreed upon, but there are disputes over anchovies, worcestershire and which citrus juice was originally used. As far as I can determine, anchovies are not in the original recipe, but were part of the dressing is his brother's Alex's version of "Aviator's salad", which has probably added to the confusion. Since Alex claimed that his salad was the true Caesar salad, many people have mistake one for the other.
There is some question as to whether lime juice was used in place of lemon juice, but I cannot find any documentation to back that up. As there are many slight variations to the Caesar Salad recipe, it would not surprise me that lime has been used at one point or another. But since Julia Child had recreated the recipe as best remember by Rosa Cardini (Caesar's daughter), and that she uses lemon juice, it seems to me that lemon juice was the citrus of choice by Caesar.
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By ROD SWOBODA
In January, Iowa State University Extension weed scientist Mike Owen was a keynote speaker at the first-ever Pan American Weed Conference. Experts from universities and industry gathered in Florida to share ideas and information about weeds developing resistance to herbicides. Some 200 people from North and South America attended, exchanging experiences and ideas on sustainable solutions.
What Owen learned reinforced what he's been recommending all along: Continuous application of Roundup and other glyphosate herbicides must be avoided in order to avoid the development of widespread problems with glyphosate-resistant weeds.
Key Points
• Weed resistance to glyphosate herbicide is increasing in Iowa and elsewhere.
• Changes in weed management must be made now to avoid widespread problems.
• Proactive management will make growers more money, not cost them money.
"We are seeing an increase in resistant weeds across Iowa and the Midwest," says Owen. "Last summer we ran tests with growers in Iowa, investigating concerns and complaints about poor control of common waterhemp, giant ragweed and others. We confirmed glyphosate resistance in Iowa in two of those species — common waterhemp and giant ragweed."
The ISU study also documented weed resistance to PPO inhibitor herbicides, such as UltraBlazer, Cobra or Phoenix. "We found more weeds with PPO resistance than I thought we would," says Owen. "But it makes sense given the herbicide use patterns we see."
Rotate modes of action
What's the solution? Use different herbicides? Cultivate to remove weeds from corn and soybeans? More crop rotation? "The way to manage weed resistance is diversification," he answers. "Anything you can do other than apply the same herbicide year after year will help. If you continuously use herbicides with the same mode of action, it's inevitable: Weeds will evolve resistance to the herbicide."
In addition to applying post herbicides with different modes of action, applying an early preplant or preemergence herbicide also helps avoid weed resistance if the herbicide chosen has activity on the weed in question. Problem is growers think they have to spend extra money. "This is a real issue given the big reduction in glyphosate prices for 2010," notes Owen. "From the perspective of convenience, simplicity and cost, glyphosate will likely remain the popular choice by growers."
However, data shows if farmers use a residual herbicide applied early preplant or preemergence, they'll actually make more money than that herbicide will cost. "You also need to make a very timely application of a postemergence herbicide. However, determining exactly when a 'timely' application should be made is impossible," he adds.
For example, most growers think applying postemergence herbicides by the V3 growth stage of the soybean plant is timely. But the data suggest in an average field an application at V3 likely costs the grower approximately $23 in lost yield potential. If the grower waits four or five days after V3, say when beans reach V4 stage of development, they've lost about $45 an acre. You can kill the weeds then, but you'll never get that lost yield potential back.
Weeds compete fiercely with young corn and soybeans for nutrients and water, and the genetic diversity of weeds is far greater than that of corn or beans. A weed's job is to survive. Weeds are actually more competitive than the crops.
You need to be proactive
Since weeds compete for nutrients, light and moisture, the crop will always suffer if you don't control weeds early. "Knowing when to remove weeds from a crop varies field to field and year to year, so we can't predict that very accurately," says Owen. "But when you go with a total post weed management program, regardless of what herbicide it is, you run quite a risk of losing some yield potential."
The best way to solve the weed resistance problem is to never allow resistance to evolve. Consider the old adage: If it ain't broke, don't fix it. But with weeds, it's the reverse: If it's not broken, now is the time to fix it. Because by the time you notice you have resistance, it'll stay there, thanks to prolific production of weed seed and the long life of weed seed in soil. "Once a weed evolves resistance in a field, you've got resistance there forever. That's why farmers need to proactively manage to keep herbicide resistance from occurring," says Owen.
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Third day:
Fourth day:
Each row represents a table. For instance on the first day table 3 has persons 13,14,15,16,17 and 18 eating together. Fourth day, table 7 has 11,15,19,29,33 and 37 eating together.
I can't figure out how to do this. We don't want to sit at a table with someone we have already visited with. We know we won't get to see all the people. Just need 3-4 rounds. Can someone help?