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In order to be successful in fantasy hockey one key strategy that will help tremendously is being able to identify past historical trends and utilize them to your advantage. This week's column will showcase 23 players out West that have had either positive or negative career trends during the month of February.
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Henrik Sedin
Last season's Art Ross Trophy winner only registered two points in seven contests post-Olympic break, so I delved a little deeper into his stats and discovered a small abnormality in his career February stats. He has a 0.71 point-per-game average during the second month of the New Year, which is nearly 0.10 off his overall career 0.81 numbers. Henrik is one of the best overall point-producers in the NHL, but if you are in a scenario where you're a bit behind in the standings and desperately need to making up ground quickly, you might want to consider moving him for someone with proven, consistent February production.
Justin Williams
Williams has had a hot start to the season with 39 points in 50 contests for the Kings. The main question that's on many poolies' minds is whether or not it will continue? If you are an optimist then you'd probably say 'well he's in the right situation and the numbers to support the cause', but if you are a believer in past trends then it could be a completely different story. In 43 career February contests, Williams only has 20 points (0.47 points-per-game), and his March numbers don't fare much better (0.48 points-per-game). With that said, he's also been ravaged by injuries in the past, which might have been the primary reason for the drop in production, but if he can stay relatively healthy it might just shake the trend.
Mikko Koivu
The leader of the Wild has also had a hot start to the 2010-11 season with 43 points in 49 contests. Koivu's generally a great source for fantasy production as he's not just a one-dimensional player, but it's the mid-season February lull that has me a bit worried moving forward. In his career, he has 29 February points in 51 contests (0.57 points-per-game), which is his worst statistical month of the hockey season. Koivu wasn't involved with the All-Star festivities, so he might have used that time to rejuvenate his mojo for a second-half push to will the Wild into the post-season.
Lubomir Visnovsky
Vissy is certainly enjoying his top-dog status in Anaheim as he only trails Keith Yandle in the defensive scoring race amongst all NHL blue liners. What might give Yandle the edge by the end of the season might be Visnovsky's lowly career February numbers. Visnovsky has 28 points in 58 contests (0.48 points-per-game), which closely matches his career Feb-Apr numbers 95 in 194 (0.49 points-per-game). Unfortunately, those numbers don't seem to reflect his career Oct-Jan numbers 302 in 481 (0.63 points-per-game), so if you are a Lubo-owner, now might be a great time to consider selling high!
Shea Weber
Much like the candidates listed above, Weber is another player that tends to have a major February hangover. His 18 points in 47 career February contests is by far and away his worst performing month of the NHL season. Perhaps having the second hardest shot in the NHL might boost his confidence to intimidate more opposition goalies in the remaining three months, but if history repeats itself, then don't expect much from him for the next 28 days.
Alex Burrows
Spending 65.6 percent of your overall ice-time alongside the Sedin twins should generally result in pretty good numbers, which has certainly been the case for Burrows so far this season (28 points in 40 contests), which is why it's kind of shocking to see that he only has a 0.33 (16 in 49) career point-per-game average for the month of February. It could be attributed to the fact that he has a lowly 1.31 SOG per game average, which is nearly 0.8 less than his monthly best of 2.03 for January. The lack of PP ice-time (1:26) also provides even more evidence to quietly start shopping Burrows.
Martin Hanzal
Hanzal is really starting to develop into a great two-way center, but his career February numbers are atrocious with just six points (0.27 points-per-game) and 30 SOG (1.36 SOG-per-game) in 22 contests. The fact that he plays for a very defensive-minded Coyotes team probably won't help matters either. So if you are part of the four percent of Yahoo! owners out there, now might be a good time to cut bait.
Brad Richards
As if you really need me to add more on to the resume of Richards. He's already posted 57 points in 50 contests and is only behind the Pittsburgh duo of Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby in terms of average PP TOI per contest. His SOG and PPP are also up amongst the league leaders as well. Toss in the fact that he has a career 1.12 (96 in 86) point-per-game average for the month of February, which could seriously price him out of Dallas come trade deadline time. I know there's been a big Dobber debate brewing between Steven Stamkos or Malkin, but I'd happily take Richards over the both of them at the moment.
Henrik Zetterberg
Zetterberg is another "big name" that tends to have very productive Februarys. Maybe it's due to the fact that he generally takes the opportunity to miss out on the All-Star game to recuperate during the mid-season break, or maybe he just enjoys having a few days off. Whatever it is that he's doing, it seems to be working as he has 82 points in 71 contests (1.15) during the second month of the year. Zetterberg is slated to get his wingman, Pavel Datsyuk, back on Tuesday night which might result in another huge February for him.
Anze Kopitar
As a Kopitar owner in a couple of fantasy leagues, I know that I've been expecting much more from the Slovenian than what he's shown so far this year. Things might be looking up for the offensive leader of the Kings as statistically speaking February is his most productive month of his career with 45 points in 41 contests (1.10 points-per-game). The downside is that the next 10 games will be on the road where he has a career 0.81 point-per-game average compared to a 1.00 point-per-game average at Staples Center. If he can manage to buck the road woes, he definitely could be setting the scoresheets on fire in February.
Jarome Iginla
The Flames were on a real high winning their last four contests prior to the All-Star break. Post-ASB could follow a similar trend if captain Iginla mirrors his traditional career path where he has tallied 140 points in 135 career February contests (1.04). Prior to the break the trio of Alex Tanguay, Brendan Morrison and Iginla were on fire, if they can manage to re-kindle that some of that magic, it might just extinguish some of those "rebuild" comments made earlier in the season.
Teemu Selanne
Another seasoned veteran makes the list of February favourites. With 194 points in 164 career February contests (1.18), Selanne is the biggest producer during the month of February. The Ducks face mostly Northwest division foes in February (seven of 11), in which Selanne has a career 1.07 point-per-game average against those teams. The soon to be 41-year old could still have plenty of gas left in the tank to put up a massive February as his last hurrah as he contemplates retirement in the off-season.
Paul Stastny
Stastny hasn't exactly lived up to my standards this season, but he could turn the corner for the final three months of the fantasy season. He has a career 1.04 point-per-game February average (29 points in 28 games), which closely mirrors the 1.07 Feb-April average that he has maintained during his young NHL career. If you compare that to the 0.91 Oct-Jan average that he possesses, you could certainly call him a true "second-half" player. I'd strongly suggest that you send the Stastny-owner in your league a quick offer to see what it'll take to pry him off their roster.
Joe Thornton
Jumbo Joe certainly hasn't turned very many heads (at least offensively anyways) so far this season with a very un-Thornton-esque 44 points in 48 contests. It's also been nine years since he's had a minus plus/minus rating which just shows how dreadful of the season JT is really having. The positive note is that he has registered 134 points in 124 career February contests (1.08), which might just be the pre-cursor needed to ignite a fire under his backside. His 25 PPP is just two behind league-leader Stamkos, so it might be a smart idea to see if you can make a pitch in an attempt to "buy-low" on Thornton.
Brendan Morrow
Morrow is finally looking like the pre-ACL injury Morrow with 13 points in 13 contests prior to the All-Star break. He's a rough and tough sandpaper type of player, who generally wears down as the rigors of the season take their toll. This has led to very interesting split stats prior to and post layoffs. He has splits of 0.82 (153 in 187) in the months of October and February compared to 0.60 (317 in 532) for the rest of the months. If you were a smart poolie, you'd attempt to acquire the services of Morrow, to take advantage of his forecasted production in February, and then move him by the start of March before his production drops off again.
Antoine Vermette
I've mentioned Vermette for the last few weeks, and I really think that the numbers are going to align itself which will result in a big boost in production from the Quebec-native. All the positive factors are there, top-six role, overall TOI, PP TOI, SOG, faceoff win percentage, line mates and improving power-play. It's just a matter of time before big things are bound to happen. Since 2007, Vermette has 60 points in 74 Feb/Mar (0.81) contests, which might just be the key to help jumpstart his second-half production. The Jackets have 28 contests in Feb/Mar, which could potentially lead to a very large yield for those who decide to take a leap on the 23 percent Yahoo! owned Vermette.
Niklas Kronwall
Being buried behind two potential hall-of-famers in Nicklas Lidstrom and Brian Rafalaski will certainly hamper your scoring opportunities, but if history is to repeat itself, that might not stand in the way for Kronwall. His 20 points in 32 February contests (0.63) is his most productive month by a country mile. I don't have as much faith in Kronwall compared to the rest of the players listed, but you might be willing to take the plunge.
Sam Gagner
If there is such as thing as a "second half" producer then that moniker probably belongs to the Oilers' Gagner. He has splits of 0.51 points-per-game between Oct-Jan, and 0.78 points-per-game between Feb-Apr. In 29 career February contests, he has registered 19 points (0.66), which could be something to look forward to in the next month. Another positive factor is that he's in his "magical fourth year", which has yielded some pretty nice numbers according to my article a few weeks ago. The Oilers are still a young developing team, but I would not be completely surprised if we saw a huge breakout from Gagner in the remaining three months of the season.
J.P. Dumont
Nashville and offense belong on the opposite scales of words, but Dumont could be the happy medium that draws the two closer together. Since the lockout, he has registered 45 points in 52 February contests (0.87) and has been the backbone to much of the Predators' offense. So far this season it's been a massive struggle (17 points in 49 contests, while averaging just 12:14 per game), but he did kind of turn the corner with six points in the final five contests before the ASB. If Barry Trotz will loosen the reigns and offer him more responsibility, the points should come flying in bunches from the once QMHJL scoring superstar.
Tom Gilbert
Following along the same lines as his teammate Gagner, Gilbert can also be considered a "second-half" producer. He has splits of 69 points in 205 games (0.34) between Oct-Jan and 61 in 102 (0.60) between Feb-April. Most importantly February seems to be the month where the start of the spike really begins (19 in 36, 0.53), so now might be a great time to take a pre-emptive strike in acquiring the three percent Yahoo! owned Gilbert.
Pekka Rinne
According to the FrozenPool goalie big board, Rinne has been ranked the top net minder during the span of the last month, which will make it hard to get your hands on him at the current moment. Toss in the fact that his best career month is in February where he has posted numbers of 10-4-3, 2.02 GAA and .932 SP, it'll make a hard task pretty darn near impossible. With that said if you are lucky enough to find your Rinne-owner ready and willing to deal, it'd be a huge roster bolstering move to pick him up for the stretch run of the season.
Marty Turco
With the way things are currently going in Chicago, it may be highly unlikely that Turco will make a big splash in fantasy leagues during the next three months. But if you've got nothing to lose, it might not be a bad idea to see if you can make a pitch for a reclamation project. The 10-year NHL veteran has posted a record of 32-17-6, along with numbers of 2.02 GAA and .922 SP for the month of February, which is statistically his best month by a long shot. If Corey Crawford slips up at any point of the second-half, Turco could sneak right into the number one gig once again.
Steve Mason
If you're looking for another reclamation project, Mason might just be your guy. He's had a real rollercoaster ride in his young NHL tenure, but it seems that his career February numbers (8-4-1, 2.06 GAA and .922 SP) might be the lone ray of shining light. Last week I introduced the idea of how Steve Mason's career path reminded me a lot of the path that Cam Ward went through. Ward's turning point was a stretch in his third year during the end of February where he went on a 5-1-1 stretch with a 2.61 GAA and .910 save percentage and he's never really looked back since. Could this February do the same for Mason?
Questions or comments? Like always I'll be ready and willing to discuss them with you in the comments section below. We'll see you back here next week as we discuss more from the Western Conference.


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But they don't teach you much about dealing with difficult personalities. Even in a touchy-feely family practice residency. So you learn on the job.
In walks Ms. Prickly Porcupine. She can suck the beauty out of a warm spring day (and usually does.) She never smiles. She treats everyone as if their personal mission in life is to annoy her. I'm not excluded from this vast conspiracy. My last interaction with her got me this close (can you see my fingers?) to telling her to find a new doctor.
However, the doctor's best ally with difficult patients (as with all things medicine) is her nurse. And my nurse tells me the best way to handle Prickly is to prickle back.
PP: (whiny) I'm gaggy, snotty, pukey.
Dr. Smak: Pukey? How many times have you puked?
PP: (snapping now) Does it matter? You need a count?
Dr. Smak: (resignedly) Less than five?
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PP: (surprised) How about Fridays?
As usual, my nurse was right. Prickly was quite settled for the rest of the visit. She only prickled me a little bit more. The tide had turned.
Then the winds changed. She started crying. And said all she wanted was some "love and sympathy." You could have pushed me over with a tongue depressor.
And to Prickly, love and sympathy today came in the form of an unnecessary antibiotic for her 3 days of cold symptoms with under five pukes a day.** And I learned another good patient care technique. Sometimes it pays to be prickly.
**I considered trying to explain to her why she didn't need one. I really try to avoid unnecessary antibiotics. But it's the only thing that would have made her feel cared about, and that, today, was more important.
8 comments:
- Femail doc said...
I also try to avoid atbs to pts. with viruses but you are so right, sometimes caring is antibiotics.
What an interesting interaction!
- September 5, 2007 at 6:37 PM
- Rob said...
Don't be too self-conscious about that. Only the hoity-toity academics would have not understood your actions. I knew exactly why you did it. You are in a business, you know.
Nice post.
- September 5, 2007 at 8:03 PM
The hoity toity academics can go pound sand.
- September 5, 2007 at 8:18 PM
- PalMD said...
i like the hoity-toities...speaking of whom, one of my teaching colleagues found out i do prostate exams on my patients without a chaperone and was horrified that I exposed myself (to litigation!) like that. I don't know about anyone else, but I don't have anyone to bring in...my 22 yo blond female MA? Im sure that makes my old guys more comfortable...
- September 5, 2007 at 10:37 PM
- The Country Doctor said...
There does seem to be that patient type that needs conflict or "prickliness" in order to reach a level of trust with their physician. Coming out of residency I often tried to negotiate with these patients which just infuriated them that much more. Once I prickled back a few times our relationship improved.
- September 6, 2007 at 7:46 AM
Very entertaining and insightful post. And the trust that you demonstrate toward your nurse's judgement is "anti-prickly" to say the least.
- September 7, 2007 at 9:29 AM
- janemarieMD said...
I agree--great story and thanks for sharing it! This is what keeps us going in primary care--you can have the most surprising interactions sometimes with patients, and sometimes they are also quite rewarding!
Next time you and your nurse will be smiling and saying that Ms Prickly has grown on you ... well, maybe not, but you know what I mean!
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I don't think I would have had your patience (no pun intended). Interesting how being prickly back won her over. Never would have expected that.
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Chapter 1- The Vampire
A dark and cold night was about to settal on the village of Konoha. Neji and Tenten were outside the forest waiting for Lee to finish his 'business'.
"Oh, I'm SO bored..." Tenten said, yawning. Neji didn't say anything, or show any emotion when he looked at her with his white eyes.
"Neji... are you okay?" Tenten said, confused.
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"Hey, Tenten..."
"Leave me alone, Huyga."
"Why? Is there something worng? Am I hurting you in any way?"
"Just leave me alone."
Okay, whatever you say..."
Neji saw Tenten eyes. It was a different color. Insted of brown, it was dark red. And she didn't bare to show any emotion when Neji was talking to her. She loved to where tanned clothes, but today she was wearing a blck shirt, with black baggy, chained pants. When they were train Neji was teamed up with Lee and Tenten just wanted to be by herself, with no one to group up with.
"Are you ready, Tenten?" Lee said getting in his position.
"Yeah, whatever."
As Lee was running towards Tenten to attack her she blocked his kick and punched him with full force. Lee spited out blood, which landed on Tenten's fist. She released Lee from her grip, and stood stright up, licking the blood off her fist.
"Mmm... blood... I need more... MORE!'' As Lee and Neji were in full shock Tenten tackled Lee and bit his neck, causing blood to flow out from his neck.
"Tenten... STOP!" Lee yelled. Tenten stopped. Lee was knock out, blood was still flowing from his neck. Tenten brought out a kunai, and stabbed Lee right in his heart. Tenten stood up with an evil grin going across her face. "Yes... BLOOD BLOOD!" As Tenten was drinking the last of Lee's blood, Neji stood there, in clear shock.
''What's the matter? Do you love this? Do you still love me?" Tenten said loudly.
"No...'' Neji said walking close to Tenten.
''What sre you doing?'' Neji grabbed Tenten and smiled. She noticed fangs in Neji's smile.
"I... love you..." Neji said biting down on her neck, taking some of Lee's blood from her blood vines.
"Neji... I... love you too."
Chapter 2- The Trist for Blood
Neji released Tenten from his grip and noticed that it was already night time.
"Tenten... let's go"
As Neji and Tenten ran out of the forest and saw three people passing by, they were all Academy students.
"What are you three doing out so late at night?" Tenten said.
"Eh... we were just walking home..." The one on the right said.
"Okay... but it's so dark out, someone may kidnap you or something like that. Tenten, let's walk this three home." Neji said showing an evil grin to Tenten.
She grinned back.
''Whatever you say, Neji." Tenten and Neji walked a little then Neji said something.
"Where do you live?" The girl pointed to the house near the Hokage faces.
"Oh I know a short-cut to that place." As Neji and Tenten lead the kids to a dark alley. The three kids heard whispers from behind them.
"Umm...excuse...me.. what's going---" The girl was cutted off by Neji biting deeply in her neck.
"S-STOP" Neji refused and sucked the blood out of the girl who screamed and tried straggled her way out of his grip. When Neji was finished drinking her blood he dropped her on the floor. He turned around to notice Tenten sucking the blood out of a boy and the other one was tied up, dead. When Tenten was finished sucking the warm blood out of the boy she wiped her mouth with the back of her hand, stood up, and walked up to Neji.
'What's with the dead kid?" Neji said.
"Well since their blood is tasty, I wanted to save one. For me... and you."
Tenten kissed Neji lightly on the lips. Neji kissed back and wrapped his arms around Tenten's waist. Tenten broke the kiss and lowered her head to Neji's neck, and bit on his neck sucking some blood from his blood vines. That was causing Neji to moan, then Neji bit down on her neck also. Then she was moaning, which made her bite down deeper. More blood was flowing out of Neji's neck, into Tenten's mouth. That caused Neji to bite even more harder.
"N-N...Neji... please...please stop..."
Neji did as she command, got the dead child that was still filled with blood and walked with Tenten to her home.
Chapter 3- Neji's Death
As Neji looked in the night sky he saw an image of Tenten's face as a human. Her sweet smile made the vampire Neji smile. The shiny brown eyes made Neji want her more, to suck more of her lovely blood out of her. Then the image vanished when a black shadow pasted by. Neji got up and smell blood from a mile away.
"Yes, the sweet smell of blood. From a harmful human who just pasted by me."
Neji jumped into a tree. Tree from tree he jumped on, searching for the human who smell like tasty blood. The smell coursed thourgh Neji's vines. He couldn't rake it any more, he needed the blood there and now. Neji sensed the human was near, so he jumped off of a tree and noticed he was in the Konoha forest. He didn't see the human around at all. But Neji could still smell the blood of that same human he was chasing after. He looked around the trees to find the human that made Neji so hungry... so hungry for its blood... its taste... and its punishment for even existing.
''All right, human. Show yourself.'' Neji said loundly.
"As you wish." The human said, jumping from the tree Neji was just on.
Neji looked from behind and noticed that is was his cousin's boyfriend, Naruto.
"Naruto... itiot... what are you doing here?" Neji saw hiding his fangs from Naruto's vision.
Naruto looked at Neji and had an evil smileon his face. Then Naruto walked up to Neji.
"Why are you hiding your fangs away from me, Neji?" Neji backed away.
I-I-I don't know what you're talking about..." Neji said nerviosly.
Naruto was standing right in front of Neji, just smiling at him. Neji noticed he had fangs just like him. When Neji stood stright up Naruto stopped smiling.
"You know what, Neji?" Naruto said.
"What?" Neji said angrly.
''You and I have something finally in comman..." Naruto got up and walked over to Neji and looked at him with his blue eyes... turning to bloody red.
"We want to kill one another!"
Naruto tackled Neji down to the ground and brought out four kunais. Naruto stabbed both of Neji's hand, which was now attached to the ground. And stabbed both of his legs. Then Naruto raised his head to Neji's neck and noticed two vampire marks on it. He stopped and got up.
"Neji... who bit you?" Naruto said
''My love and... my master..." Neji said, spiting out blood from his mouth.
"Who is your master...?" Naruto said.
'' It-It...was--"
Neji didn't have enough energy left to talk. His heart stopped beating, and he was left on the cold, grassy ground, dead. Naruto... just smiled... and sucked the blood from Neji's body. Neji's blood was cold form his death. That made Naruto feel all quizzy. Then Natuyo's fangs disappered, his heart... turned cold, and it stopped beating.
''W-What's happening...?" Naruto fell on the ground, three ft away from Neji, dead...
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The Alabama Farmers Federation Beef Division is composed of beef producers from throughout the state. The Beef Division represents these producers on a national, state and local level with committees in every Alabama county. Beef producers who make up these committees come together at the local level and develop policies and program ideas to address their needs and concerns. Those policies are then discussed at the state level and may be transformed into state and national initiatives by the organization. The State Beef Committee is advised by Dr. Wayne Greene, department head of animal sciences at Auburn University; Dr. Walt Prevatt, Extension ag economist and Auburn University professor; Dr. Tony Frazier, state veterinarian; and Dr. Terry Slaten, associate state veterinarian.
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Castform is a very cool Pokémon. I didn't think so when ADV first came out, but I came around over time. It is a real shame, as is the case with most cool Pokémon, that it sadly isn't good enough to fit into the standard metagame. However, it is still fun to use against new players.
Castform actually does decently well as a special attacker, as long as they don't switch in something that doesn't have a weakness to it (any Normal-type). Its main problem is its tendency to die quickly.
Weather Ball has 5 more Base Power, but it loses the chance to burn things. Flamethrower also has 5 more PP, but Castform will never survive to use even half of Weather Ball's PP anyway. It seems to be able to 2HKO a lot of things, but it is completely ineffective against things like Blissey and Gyarados. Tyranitar could screw up this set if it catches you on a SolarBeam, especially if it has Substitute. If it's Tyraniboah, that Substitute can hurt you pretty badly. This set can actually beat Suicune head-to-head assuming Castform gets a free Sunny Day. The time I tested it though, Castform barely survived, so there is probably a good amount of luck involved. It was still cool though.
You can go with Thunderbolt if you don't want to rely on having Rain Dance up, although having Rain Dance up is the entire point of even using this (novelty) set. This set already relies on having Rain Dance for Weather Ball though, and you need all the power you can get. Tyranitar ruins this set.
Even more novelty as you aren't even getting power boosts from the weather, just Leftovers negation on your opponent. This is just a worse version of the general special set.
I didn't put much in Speed when I was testing Castform. It is already so delicate that I felt it was much more important to make sure it could both withstand and dish out attacks. My EVs were pretty much 252 Attacking Stat/252 Defensive Stat/4 Speed. Nature could be either +Attack or +Defense. I tried to compensate for its lack of defenses by concentrating on only one defensive stat and using it only against Pokémon primarily of that alignment. Although it melts against attacks it isn't designed to take, this setup actually gives it decent durability. It is more vulnerable, but it is probably more effective overall. Castform really is not designed to be easy to play. If you really wanted to use mixed defenses go ahead, but I don't think it would be effective at all. I would like to see how Castform does in the UU metagame, however, which I sadly haven't played at all.
Checks and Counters
Tyranitar counters almost any Castform, except perhaps ones with HP Fighting. Almost anything can potentially counter Castform. However, Castform is pretty versatile (considering that is the whole idea of him even having Forecast and Weather Ball) and you have a decent shot at surprising your opponent and maybe even scoring a kill. I don't think most people are aware of the attack options available to Castform (as far as types go). However, you probably aren't going to hurt anyone who's on top of their game (since they are evil and will just switch a wall in), but Castform is pretty fun to use regardless.


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Saffron's Brownies
By Saffron Dent
Cooking timeReady in 1 hour 15 minutes, plus cooling time
Skill levelEasy
ServingsMakes 24
A gooey and delicious treat
Nutrition and extra info
Additional info
- Without topping
Nutrition per square
- kcalories
- 383
- protein
- 4g
- carbs
- 40g
- fat
- 24g
- saturates
- 14g
- fibre
- 1g
- sugar
- 30g
- salt
- 0.39g
- 375g good-quality dark chocolate
- 375g butter, cut into pieces
- 6 medium eggs
- 500g caster sugar
- 225g plain flour
For the topping
- 140g good-quality dark chocolate
- 50g butter, cut into pieces
- icing sugar for dusting
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- Butter and line a 30cm x 21cm tin. Preheat the oven to fan 160/conventional 180/gas 4. Break up the chocolate with the butter and melt in the microwave on Medium for about 5 minutes, stirring halfway through.
- Beat the sugar and eggs in a bowl. Stir in the melted chocolate, add the flour and beat well. Pour into the tin and bake for 40-45 minutes, or until the top looks papery and feels slightly wobbly. Leave to cool in the tin.
- Break up the chocolate with the butter and melt in the microwave on Medium for about 1 minute. Stir until smooth then spread over the cake. Dust with icing sugar and cut into squares.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, May 2004
Comments, questions and tips
Made these today and am very pleased with the results. Like some other reviewers, I didn't add the topping as the brownie is already very rich. This is a good basic brownie recipe, with plenty of scope for jazzing it up with added nuts / dried fruit / choc chips. Rum soaked raisins spring to mind.....
This was my first attempt at brownies and was encouraged by the reviews to give this a whirl. I halved the quantities and cooking time and still had more than enough for a lot of people. I used a cake tin but still had enough left over to make mini muffins brownies. It is very rich, as others have said the topping isn't really needed - unless of course you want to pre-book yourself into hospital for a coronary! Gorgeously gooey and very easy to make.
Recently made these, and they were amazing. I didn't have a tin the size mentioned in the recipe, I split the mixture between two smaller tins and they cooked fine. The tops went paper-like and the centres were soft and gooey - very yummy. Despite the reading the other comments, I did make the topping - it wasn't too much for me! I will be making these again :)
Made these for a halloween party...great! Added chopped walnuts to topping for extra crunch. Made hem in the top oven of a two-oven Aga and they took the recommended time of 45 mins to cook and were perfect. Very chocolatey...would recommend serving with vanilla or clotted cream ice-cream. Very easy to make!
Ive made these twice now trying to figure out where I went wrong. Both times I ended up with the same thing, what appears to be a massively undercooked cake. The first time I did this it must have spent 2 hours in the oven and still looked like it was half way between cake and cake mix. In the end I cooked it upside down for 15 minutes and it looked better. Once cut it started to ooze chocolaty goodness. In the end it was served hot and oozing in bowls with a couple of scoops of melty vanilla ice cream. It was delicious but a little too rich. It did get me a couple of marriage proposals though! Small slices recommended.
The brownies looked more cake like after a few hours in the fridge and could be cut and held in hands without dripping everywhere. They are tasty this way too, but still not what I think of as brownies. They can also be reheated in the oven to ooze again.


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I was not prase~t in the Chamber on yesterday when the distin-guished
Senator from Delaware ( ~~ . Williams) offered his resolution. But
I was present when he offered a resolution on t he same subject several
months ago. He discussed that resolution with the Leadership on both sides
and he received the support of the Leadership on both sides and the unanimous
approval of the Senate for his r esolution. There was agreement that the
terms of that resolution were as broad as necessary to permit the Rules Com-mittee
to inquire into any and all Senate practices and persons and to recom-mend
to the Senate any changes in existing law, rules or whatever which might
be necessary to safeguard the integrity of this body. I am not a lawyer but
insofar as I am concerned,--and I am speaking as Majority Leader of this
body a~d on my own responsibility--that is still my understanding of the
first Williams resolution and, insofar as the Chairman of the Rules Committee
is concerned, as he made clear on yesterday, it is hje understanding that
Senators can be heard under the existing resolution if there are specific
charges or allegations.
It disturbs me, therefore, that the Senator from Delaware now
feels i mpelled to offer this elaboration. In the proffered resolution he
specifies illegal matters, immoral matters, improper activities, campaign
matters or, as he is quoted as saying, "everything but the kitchen sink. "
I am disturbed, further, by the fact that this resolution is offered just
at the time that the duly constituted and authorized Committee of the Senate
is on the verge of making its report to the Senate pursuant to the first
r esolution of t he Senator from Delaware .
I know the Senator well enough to know that he would not wish to
do an injustice to any member of the Senate . Yet, with all due r espect,
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~na is clearly the effect of tnis resolu ion. At the ve y least it casts
~oubt n ~vance on the integrity or ade uacy of the report of the Cowmi~t~e
o Rules even be~ore it is filed .
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and t~e able members of that Co~ittee need no de~ense from ~e or anyone. But
I want to say that I will not permit any challenge, however inadvertent, to
their integrity to go unanswered. And whatever its intent that would be pre-cisely
the effect of the adoption of thisrecond resolution.
The first resolution under which the Committee has operated is
broad enough to permit any necessary inquiry into the affairs of anyone in
the Senate now or in the past. It is broad enough to permit necessary in-quiry
into all associated with the Senate now and in the past. It is broad
enough to permit the Committee to develop whatever facts may be necessary
in order to recommend to the Senate, improvements in law, rules, or proce-dures
which safeguard the Senate's integrity. But it is not broad enough
to permit any Senator to impugn the character of any or all of his colleagues
on the basis of vague suspicions. It is not broad enough to permit any
Senator to challenge the integrity of the 99 others on the basis of the
rumors and innuendos which are one of the biggest businesses of this city,
without accepting the responsibility for his challenge.
So I say to the Senator from Delaware, to the Senator from New
Jersey (M~. Case), to the Senator from Pennsylvania (Mr. Scott) , name your
Senator, name the Senator or Senators whom you wish interrogated by the
Committee. Name them now, tomorrow, within the next 48 hours. Name them
on the floor. Give the names to the Chairman of the Committee. State your
charges or allegations against them and the basis for them. Be specific
about the mishandling of campaign funds: name the campaigns to the Privileges
and Elections Subcommittee.
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Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 42, Folder 54, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
I say to any Senato:r here, do you vrish the Majority Leader to
appear an if so1 >·That; ;:;.::-e the charges and allegations? State them and I
should be delighted to a:;.:>:!_)ear befo:=e the Committee. I guarantee that the
Chairman and Majority Members of the Committee will air specific charges
and allegations of that kind in hearings and insofar as I am concerned, they
will be aired in public hearings. The Chairman (Mr. Jordan) made clear yes-terday
on the floor his willingness to hear such specific charges and allega-tiona.
And he will do it under the existing resolution and at once.
I say to all Senators here, let us have done with the sly innuendo,
the intemperate inference, the thinly-veiled implication, the vague hints in
which some have indulged. Senators have already been hurt by this process
and may I say that I would strongly urge such members who have been hurt so
unfairly to go before the Rules Committee and demand either a put-uo or a
shut-up. The Chairman, I know, will be willing to accommodate any such
member and immediately.
And I wish to say, finally, let us be done with resolutions which
infer that Committees are not doing their job before we know what job they
have done, resolutions that imply that the Senate and all within it is
covered with dirt from rooftop to cellar. They are demeaning. They are
an affront to the entire Senate.
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