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I'm embracing a well-known money saving tip – shop from your pantry. A few unexpected expenses* have come our way so we're tightening the budget. Thanks to buying in bulk, I have a well-stocked pantry. Over the next few weeks I'm forcing myself to be creative and resourceful with the food we already have.
I'm guessing that I'm not the only one ducking off to the shop when there's perfectly good food in the pantry, so I thought I'd share some pantry shopping tips.
How to pantry shop
1. List what you have in abundance or need to use up
The first thing I do is make a short list of what I have in abundance and need to use up. Last week I listed red lentils, chickpeas, polenta, and mung beans. These are all foods I tend to ignore because they take a little time to prepare.
2. Meal plan
Next, I list some of my favourite recipes that use these ingredients and search online for inspiration. I focus on finding recipes that also use garden produce I have in abundance. At the moment I have plenty of eggs, potatoes, pumpkin and zucchini.
My meal plan last week included dahl, lentil and potato burgers, chickpea and pumpkin salad, hummus, roast vegetable and polenta salad, polenta bread, polenta pancakes, and mung bean soup (far more delicious than it sounds).
I also included frittata (made from our chook eggs and garden veggies), palak paneer (made from garden greens and homemade paneer cheese), and lamb shanks (the last of a whole local lamb we bought a while back).
3. Substitute and be flexible
While choosing recipes, I list any ingredients I need to buy. Last week, I only needed to buy a couple of lemons, a few pieces of fruit and milk. I was flexible and substituted or omitted ingredients. For example, I made a buttermilk substitute using lemon and milk. I also served foraged Purslane with most of our meals.
I will be spending a little more time in the kitchen than usual over the next few weeks. But I will also save a whole lot of money, reduce food wastage, and continue to serve my family nourishing and sustainable food despite our tight budget.
Are there foods lurking in your pantry that you ignore? Perhaps it's time to shop from your pantry?
Originally published in my Newcastle Herald column 'Less is More' 22nd February 2014.
*My camera broke and needed to be replaced quicky to meet a work deadline. Shortly after I fell in love with a horse (meet Poppy), and then a week later we had to move into a rental property (yep - we are no longer living in the shed at our little farm. I'll share more shortly).


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There's still more dramatic information about the link between what we eat and the risks of cardiovascular disease and diabetes. Researchers followed more than 9,000 adults for nine years and they found that a diet that's heavy in fast food (processed meat, fried foods, and sodas) had a dramatically increased risk of Metabolic Syndrome. Metabolic Syndrome is a group of risk factors that can lead to cardiovascular disease and diabetes. Researchers say that's especially concerning for the country's young people.
Dr. Richard A. Stein, M.D., a cardiologist for the American Heart Association, says that, "as they hit their late teens and early 20's they'll hit pre-hypertension and pre-diabetes. And somewhere in their late 30's and early 40's, a decade earlier than their parents, we're going to see this phenomenon occur."
A person is considered to have the syndrome if they have three of the following risk factors:
Researchers say that the findings send a clear message: as a culture we need to do something that may be difficult - change our eating patterns.
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Cascade Brook Farm is a Black Angus Cattle Farm located in North Sutton and New London in the Lake Sunapee Region of New Hampshire. It includes 178+ owned acres devoted to best practices as they relate to the welfare and care of our livestock, wildlife, water, forest and grasslands.
The domestic animals that inhabit the farm include a herd of Black Angus Cattle, Berkshire pigs, a flock of colorful chickens, 3 horses, and our 2 Great Pyrenees "Bond" and "Charlotte".
The wild animals living here include all kinds of song birds, predators (coyotes, fox, owls, hawks), turkeys, nesting Canada Geese as well as moose, deer and black bears. Arguably, among the most important are the micro-organisms in the soil and the water that work hard every day towards making our farm a better living environment. We are forever trying to educate ourselves and improve our sustainable farming methods.
100% Grass-Fed, Humanely-Raised Farm Animals
Cascade Brook Farm is dedicated to raising quality Black Angus cattle, Heritage Berkshire pigs and good wholesome food. With happy, safe and contented animals, we feel our farm products (Black Angus beef and Heritage Berkshire pork) are second to none.
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WINSTON-SALEM — Wake Forest had the recipe to beat Syracuse on Wednesday night, but the Deacons needed more of each ingredient.
The Deacons penetrated the Orange's zone frequently, forced Syracuse into a low shooting percentage and took good care of the ball with only eight turnovers.
But even in the confines of the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum where the Deacons had not lost all season, Wake Forest (14-7, 4-4 ACC) couldn't muster what it took to bring down the No. 2 Orange (20-0, 7-0) and fell 67-57.
Down by its largest deficit of the game so far at 40-32, Wake Forest's Coron Williams hit a 3-pointer from the corner, and then Madison Jones got an inbounds steal and layup to bring the Deacons within three with 12:20 remaining in the second half.
The five-point swing forced Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim to take a timeout, and after that, it became the Tyler Ennis show. The freshman point guard, regarded as one of the best in the nation at his position, scored four buckets in the lane in four minutes to help the Orange get a more comfortable 50-43 lead with 7:09 left in the game.
The Deacons would claw back to within five on two occasions, but Ennis or star forward C.J. Fair would give Syracuse the cushion it would need to leave Winston-Salem with its 20th consecutive win.
Syracuse, which came into Winston-Salem shooting 46 percent from the field, was held to 36.2 percent shooting Wednesday.
Wake Forest entered Wednesday night riding a 13-game home winning streak. Furthermore, the Deacons had won its previous three home games against teams ranked in the top two in the AP poll with wins against No. 2 Miami last year, No. 1 Duke in 2009 and another win against then-No. 2 Duke in 2008.
Syracuse has struggled against unranked teams on the road recently. The Orange was down at Miami with less than nine minutes remaining in Saturday's game and trailed by as many as eight points in the second half against Boston College on Jan. 13, and earlier this week Boeheim scoffed at the notion of the Deacons being a trap game for his Orange.
The Deacons would take an early 11-6 lead when Arnaud Adala Moto brought the crowd to its feet with a monster two-handed slam over Syracuse's Baye Moussa Keita to make it 11-6.
Travis McKie hit the Deacons' first 3-pointer of the game within the final 5 seconds of the first half to bring the home team within three points at 26-23 going into halftime. McKie's 3-pointer was only the second Deacons' field goal in the final 10 minutes of the first half as Wake Forest struggled at the free-throw line to shoot 8-for-15 in the first half.
Wake Forest coach Jeff Bzdelik mentioned earlier in the week about the importance of getting touches in the paint against Syracuse's patented zone defense. The Deacons had 20 in the first half and 12 points in the paint to show for it.
But Wake Forest could score only eight points in the paint in the second half as Syracuse tightened its zone and leading scorer Cody Miller-McIntyre played a majority of the second half with four fouls.
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Definition: An emotional affair is a secret relationship that involves intimate sharings with some one other than a spouse.
If a person is no longer confiding thoughts and feelings with his/her spouse, the individual is either in an emotional affair or ready for one.
Also Known As: EA, an affair of the heart
Examples:For some individuals, the most hurtful and painful consequences of an emotional affair is the sense of being deceived, betrayed, and lied to.


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How do I review what isn't here? Strong Queen fans will know all 17 songs. Most of their biggest hits are here. Most. Not all. Not even one of the biggest songs they've ever had.
Even an American Idol contestant knows "Bohemian Rhapsody" is part of the rock-n-roll canon. What was Hollywood Records thinking to leave out such a great hit?
What is here is mostly good. Freddie Mercury's range and dramatic intonations, paired with guitar maestro Brian May's capacity to ignite a note, and songs like "Killer Queen" go from being interesting to incredible.
Part of the problem was Queen. They had too many good hits gracing more than one genre. Most bands wish they had the difficulty of choosing greatest hits choices.
Questionable choices are obvious: "Seven Seas of Rhye" and "Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy."
"Seven Seas" has a hard rock, guitar-driven sound but does not meet the usual Queen level of quality.
"Good Old" is a nice demonstration of Freddie Mercury's great voice, but lyrically is weak.
The closest economical solution is to buy instead "Queen – Greatest Hits, Vols. 1 & 2″ Get all the songs below except "Keep Yourself Alive." 34 songs in all.
Missing from the play list:
* Bohemian Rhapsody
* Under Pressure
* Tie Your Mother Down
* Keep Yourself Alive
* Radio Ga Ga
The play list:
* We Will Rock You
* We Are the Champions
* Another One Bites the Dust
* Killer Queen
* Somebody to Love
* Fat Bottomed Girls
* Bicycle Race
* You're My Best Friend
* Crazy Little Thing Called Love
* Now I'm Here
* Play the Game
* Seven Seas of Rhye
* Body Language
* Save Me
* Don't Stop Me Now
* Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy
* I Want to Break Free
Why four stars after criticizing what is missing? These are still great tunes, every one of them. The weakest song is still better than much of the radio fodder today.
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Police appeal for help after murder of fashion designer
Police are appealing for help in solving the murder of a young fashion designer. Shaun Akanbi was found stabbed to death at his flat in Kilburn just before Christmas.
Police say he was a prolific social media user and friends and family became concerned when they hadn't heard from him.
Shaun was the founder of the online clothing company Billy Boyce, whose creations are said to have been endorsed by rap stars including Miss Dynamate and Fazer from N-Dubz.
He had set up the Billy Boyce clothing business while he was studying at the London College of Fashion.
Police have set up a murder incident room and can be contacted on 020 8721 4868.
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Orlando Bloom & Condola Rashad Premiere "Romeo & Juliet" in NYC
Taking care of some promotional duties, Orlando Bloom and Condola Rashad showed up at Clearview Chelsea Cinemas in Manhattan last night (February 4).
The "Pirates of the Caribbean" hunk and his lovely costar were in the house for the premiere of their In-Theater production of "Romeo & Juliet," filmed during a few of their Broadway performances last year.
Orly and Condola starred in the Shakespearean revival for its 16-week run, and thankfully now everyone can see the critically acclaimed production for a limited time.
"Romeo & Juliet" will play in 300 movie theaters nationwide beginning on February 13th, so it's a perfect Valentine's Day movie date!
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text: Lent Day 22: Sloth (Laziness) We have many examples of laziness within contemporary culture. People who litter rather than put their garbage in trash containers; drive-thru windows and remote controls that promote inactivity; using the elevator or escalator, rather than the stairs, if one is able to walk; televisions that turns many into couch-potatoes; able-bodied people riding motorized carts in stores; not taking down your yard sale sign after the event is over; students who cheat or do the minimal amount of work to earn a grade; habitual procrastinators; not using one brain to think; not speaking out in the face of injustice; taking the path of least resistance; not flushing the toilet in public restrooms; pushing the snooze button on the alarm. May we learn to get up off our asses and become more active for the sake of our physical health and the social benefit of the community.


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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
A recent survey shows 16% of companies are allowing employees unpaid Sabbatical leave. Experts say Sabbaticals are growing in popularity.
"The pace of work now especially after the economic downturn," Society for Human Resources Management Dan Ryan said. "Is very frantic and the sabbatical is a very innovative way for companies to hang on and keep some of the really prized individuals, the ones who really make a difference."
Here's how it works - People who take the sabbatical have to meet some requirements. They include being employed a certain number of years or leaving to do something specific like volunteering.
"Some companies have what I would call very rich plans," Ryan said. "Where they'll pay full salary and benefits. Other companies will say you can keep your benefits but we're only going to pay half your salary. And there are even circumstances where other people will take a sabbatical that will be unpaid but they will have a job when they actually come back."
If your company doesn't offer this plan, experts say negotiate a plan. And if that doesn't work, plan ahead and adjust your expenses.
"You have to plan for it," YourSabbatical.com spokesperson Elizabeth Pagano McGuire said. "It generally takes one to three years. You afford it by saving for it. It's just like any other important life experiences. You cut your expenses, you put your money away."
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CORNWALL, Ontario - The list of candidates who want to become city councillors in Cornwall continues to grow.
Earlier this week Geoff Stephenson, who moved to Cornwall four years ago after spending some time in larger centres like Toronto and Montreal used the construction site for a pair of chemical tanks on the city's waterfront as a backdrop for announcing his candidacy.
And Thursday longtime Cornwall resident Rolland Besner added his name to the list.
Both men suggest it's time for new blood at city hall.
"Part of what ails us here in Cornwall are tax levels and this is only one of many hot topics within the private and commercial sectors," said Besner, who recently retired following years as a businessman in SD and G. "We must find a way to control the tax rates. Tax rates are crippling the business community."
Candidates have until this September to file their papers at city hall. There are 10 names listed as candidates for city councillors in Cornwall.
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text: "All I saw was purple" from the natives of Chicago (on my flight to MSP without wearing colors). "My GAWD the UW travels well." "We sold out of PBRs, Coors Lights, etc., in half the time of a Bears Game and I would have added extra staff...and beer," from the owner of the Cactus. She added she would have added another bus. Roughly 5000 at the UWAA tailgate, and I am estimating as I arrived right before kickoff and there were still 1000. Excellent seats were available at game time. Sat on the 45 yard line, 2nd level 3 rows back. I bought my ticket on Ticketmaster but sat with Dawgs that bought theirs for face value in the same section just before the game. Illini fans were really cool. Collegial environment. I can be obnoxious, and they dished it back, but we always shook hands and congratulated each other. Magnificent Mile hotel. Architecture River Cruise. Navy Pier. Trufano's (a great Italian place). Portillos hot dogs. Benny's Steak House. Mary's Diner. Geno's Pizza. THE ART INSTITUTE of CHICAGO (truly one of the world's best museums). Outside of the game, that was the highlight. We seriously took over the city. PURPLE EVERYWHERE!. Cheers


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Trumping nearly 2OO other contestants, David Rosenbaum won the Samuel Adams Patriot Homebrew contest. His winning brew, an Oatmeal Stout, will be sold at the Samuel Adams Brewhouse at Gillette Stadium through the entire New England Patriots season. The homebrewer from Andover, Massachusetts beat out entries from all six New England states. The stout has a full-bodied, roasty character complemented with a slight sweetness. David will brew his winning beer with the brewers at the [...] Read More »
is running its first global advertising campaign: "Resist Simple". The new effort, which encourages consumers to Take a Stand for Good Taste, will feature broadcast and out-of-home ads. In "Backstage", one of three broadcast spots, the virtues of the signature Tanqueray & Tonic cocktail are highlighted with a voiceover that refers to the drink as ". . . what the guy who often talks his way backstage is having." In the two out-of-home ads, one [...] Read More »
is running a global ad campaign, Radio Maliboom Boom, as part of its ongoing "Get Your Island On" crusade. The new effort brings the Caribbean spirit of Malibu to life with upbeat music and entertaining DJ personalities spreading their island vibe. Radio Maliboom Boom will be supported through television and online executions, in addition to public relations elements. The television spots will run nationally. The online executions will be featured on Evite, Pandora, Hulu, and [...] Read More »
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Wendy Fiore – Babe of the Day
Wendy Fiore is a young 32JJ Italian and Polish glamour model originally from Chicago.
Big-Boobed Bandit Uses Her 'Skills' to Rob a Gas Station
A chesty blonde pilfered a gas station in Australia using only a knife and a low-cut top.
10 More Crazy Sex Laws You're Probably Breaking Right Now
Earlier we told you about 10 crazy sex laws that actually exist. In that piece of journalistic excellence, we examined just where you CAN'T get away with porking fat animals, drinking, shooting your gun, or swearing while between the sheets. How can it get any crazier than that? You'd be surprised.


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Cool Season Gardener
If you grow vegetables and live in the Puget Sound region, you need this book. Bill Thorness—contributor to this magazine and author of Edible Heirlooms: Heritage Vegetables for the Maritime Garden—has written a wonderfully comprehensive guide to extending our short summer season with a variety of sturdy crops that thrive in cool conditions. And don't roll your eyes—this is about far more than kale.
Much of the book is about technique, rather than focusing specifically on varietals (although there is a good chapter that delves into cultivars). Some tips are simple, like planting both seeds and starts of the same vegetable simultaneously, to extend the harvest. There's a great explanation of garden infrastructure, such as raised beds and cloches, some of which use salvaged material for very stylish results. And there's a detailed section on organic soil building that's useful in any season. The end result is an approachable, deeply informative text book that makes the most of our mild, occasionally frustrating, climate.
Seattle's Plum Bistro is beloved for its high-quality vegan food—in fact, their soy and rice creams and cheeses are so rich, some diners believe they're dairy-based at first taste. The cookbook starts off with a sweet introduction, on being a vegan and a locavore without intending to push any agenda.
The recipes themselves have a range of difficulty levels. You can find dishes as simple as a well-seasoned edamame or a roasted cherry tomato bruschetta or as complex as homemade pasta. Many are reliant on components covered in the first chapter—sweet and savory soy creams, a basil soy ricotta and soy-based cream cheese crème fraîche; they're best made with a Vitamix but still workable, if softer, with a standard blender. There is a strong slant towards soy; this is delicious and versatile only for those without an allergy. More happily for those with dietary challenges, there's a pleasing range of gluten-free flours incorporated into salads and breads.
The Secret Life of Baked Goods
Jessie Oleson Moore—she of the adorable anthropomorphized cupcake art at the CakeSpy blog and online store—has written a totally sweet history book. It's also a cookbook, and you'll find good recipes right alongside short biographies of desserts like Boston Cream Pie, Joe Froggers and Tunnel of Fudge Cake. The histories end up providing all sorts of fascinating tidbits, noting in the tale of lemon meringue pie that Spanish missionaries brought lemon seeds to California, or the '70s-era Better than Sex Cake owes its origins at least partly to the invention of Cool Whip (Jessie modifies the original recipe to use real whipped cream). The photos, by Clare Barboza, are absolutely delectable, and very few of the projects included are any more complex than that good ol' American apple pie—which, by the way, dates back at least to the 1300s, and as Jessie writes, "is about as American as Winston Churchill."


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In the 1960s Donald Barthelme came to prominence as the leader of the Postmodern movement. He was a fixture at the New Yorker, publishing more than 100 short stories, including such masterpieces as "Me and Miss Mandible," the tale of a thirty-five-year-old sent to elementary school by clerical error, and "A Shower of Gold," in which a sculptor agrees to appear on the existentialist game show Who Am I? He had a dynamic relationship with his father that influenced much of his fiction. He worked as an editor, a designer, a curator, a news reporter, and a teacher. He was at the forefront of literary Greenwich Village which saw him develop lasting friendships with Thomas Pynchon, Kurt Vonnegut, Tom Wolfe, Grace Paley, and Norman Mailer. Married four times, he had a volatile private life. He died of cancer in 1989. The recipient of many prestigious literary awards, he is best remembered for the classic novels Snow White, The Dead Father, and many short stories, all of which remain in print today. Hiding Man is the first biography of Donald Barthelme, and it is nothing short of a masterpiece.
"An excellent biography... Daugherty is right that the world seems ready for another look at what Barthelme accomplished for American fiction." - Louis Menand, The New Yorker
"A fond biography… Daugherty's enthusiasm is catching." - Wall Street Journal
"[Daugherty's] book is a page-turner. One reads eagerly, chapter to chapter, marriage to marriage, waiting to see what happens next. That Daughtery has ferreted out this element and put it to use is an amazing and rare accomplishment." - Lorrie Moore, New York Review of Books
"An intimate considered account, filled with vivid characters, convincing insights into the writer's process and the flavor of its subject's difficult personal life." - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
"You don't read this wonderful biography and think Don was just one more exceptional guy. In fact, it's obvious he was a maverick all along -- a very erudite, well-informed one -- who graciously took along companions, for the ride. Tracy Daugherty writes about 'the alchemy of turning experience into a stylized essence.' It was about alchemy, and Barthelme was a wizard. His writing needs to be re-read and reconsidered -- not because of the times, not because it's neglected, but because he is among the most original and moving writers who ever existed. This book is an amazing account of what a life in writing really is. In fact, it's what living a life really is. How often do you read a book and think you've found out about that?" - Ann Beattie
"Lucky Daugherty to get Barthelme, but also lucky Barthelme to get Daugherty, and lucky all of us to get this great loving book." - Jonathan Lethem
" If you believe that Donald Barthelme was as important formally to the second half of the twentieth century of American fiction as Hemingway was to the first, this is an important book. He was, and it is. As its subject would have had it, Mr. Daugherty is deft rather than ponderous,allusive rather than probative, and surprising in his tenable
explications of what Donald Barthelme wrote and in his private revelations of who Donald Barthelme was. Mr. Daugherty dutifully wrestles "ineffable" to the ground. Gay sadness abounds and he hasDonald Barthelme just right. " - Padget Powell
"Donald Barthelme was a restless spirit, a cunning innovator, an incisive thinker, a funny and heartbreaking ironist, and a splendid prose stylist. He was also a wonderfully quirky and complicated person. Now the gifted fiction writer Tracy Daugherty has brought him out of the shadows and into the light in this rich, intimate, and thoroughly illuminating chronicle of the life and works of an American original. It is a major achievement." - Ed Hirsch
"The inimitable Don B is fortunate in his biographer: HIDING MAN is a richly detailed, full-length portrait of the artist at all stages of his too-short life." - John Barth
"This superbly written and impeccably researched book is a model of what literary biographies should be: compassionate, yet scrupulously honest, revealing and unidealizing, with a sophisticated understanding of the interplay between the life and the work. The material on Barthelme's early struggles to establish himself as a writer is particularly fresh and poignant. Tracy Daugherty has captured this elusive, difficult and deeply touching man on the page, as much as anyone possibly can." - Phillip Lopate
"Sometimes when I'm writing I find myself wondering What Would Don Say? but there are few of us who can begin to approach the audaciousness and freshness of vision his writing first intruded into the staid halls of the publishing world. Tracy Daugherty's investigation of this complex and private man is doubly fascinating for its portrait of the cultural moment into which Barthelme's work exploded. No one has yet equaled Barthelme's wit, his sexual and political candor, and his deep commitment to the possibilities of honest language. Daugherty lovingly but critically illuminates them all. " -Rosellen Brown
A Biography of Donald Barthelme
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Hi everyone,
I am 36 years old and have had ED all my life.
Its getting to breaking point as nothing I try seems to work and it is making me so depressed!
First girlfriend I had was when I was 17 and living overseas. I could never get hard but I didn't think about it that much back then and she didn't seem to worry about it.
I returned to my home country a year later and tried having sex with a couple of other girls but it wasn't much better.
I never knew back then that treatment was available and so again I ignored my problem.
My mother had been diagnosed with cancer when I was 16 and died 6 years later (1997). I also didn't have a great childhood as my dad used to strap me alot and give up on me when I couldn't do something such as catch a ball as I had bad co-ordination when I was a kid.
During school I was shy and quiet due to my upbringing so I got picked on at school too.
I got married two years after my mother died (1999) but by this stage I had a falling out with my father as he kicked me out of home a year before.
My ex wife ended up cheating on me a few times and finally told me that the reason she did it for was because the sex wasn't good enough. She was drunk everytime she did it but it still was no excuse.
I could sort of get 50% hard with her and we always tried to have sex but it was never the way it should be and we could only do the one position which was on top.
My ex wife's father was like my father where he would always yell at me and put me down if I didn't do something right like helping him build a pergola on our house when he was a carpenter and I had no idea about carpentry as I am in I.T.
I have never been able to use a condom with anyone I have been with as I simply can't get hard enough to use one.
I got divorced form my wife in 2004 and met a nice girl who I went out with for a long time and that was about the best sex I have had as I was actually ok and could have sex in a few positions with her. Still couldn't use a condom though.
4 months into the relationship she went away for a couple of weeks on a holiday and when she came back I started having problems again.
I don't think I ever really loved this girl so i ended it. I met another girl and had sex with her but it wasn't that great either as I could only do the one position with her like how I was with my ex wife.
Over the last couple of years I have been with about three other girls and haven't had sex at all with them even though I tried to but my ED has got so bad that I can't even get erect anymore.
I can't even remember how long its been since I have woken up with an erection, must have been a few years at least. This is really worrying me.
I have tried sex therapy which kind of worked as I had it after I split up with my ex wife and the girl I met after her turned out to be the one I have had the best sex with.
Have also tried Viagra, Cialis, etc and they don't do anything for me.
Its to the point where I have lost all hope and am too scared to enter a relationship anymore.
I am a good looking guy and girls like me but I go out with some and always end it after a few dates cause I don't want it to lead to sex as I feel like a failure.
I have very low confidence and little self esteem due to my upbringing and events that have happened to me I think.
Also am under alot of stress as I live in an area where its very isolated and far away from everyone I know. I get very lonely and depressed from it all as a result.
Speaking of depression, I am pretty sure that I have been suffering from depression since i was young too. I have been on and off anti depressants but they don't really help me and it made my sexual performance non-existent.
Its to the point where I think to myself "what girl would ever want me like this?" It hurt like hell being rejected by my ex wife too and that she basically had to get sex from other men because I wasn't good enough. I did shift work alot though when we were together (4 days on, 4 days off) and she also blamed that for what she did as she said we drifted apart.
I also suffer from stress and have been under financial problems ever since I got divorced which was 5 years ago now.
I am working on getting out of where I am living and will be moving in with a friend and I am about a year away from being debt free bu this still doesn't solve my questions on whats wrong with me downstairs.
I have had blood tests and been physically checked out so there's nothing wrong with the mechanics as far as the doctors can see.
Can anyone please give me some advice as to what to do. Should I try more therapy? Are those nasal sprays any good? Also would trying one of those Blakoe rings be beneficial?
Thanking you in advance for your help.


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OAKWOOD — The first-ever Kickapoo Klash at the Vermilion County Speedway on Sunday was at times a war of attrition.
For Justin Grant, the only option in a non-wing sprint car feature race with six cars leaving by accidents was to keep cool. Grant took the lead early from Nick Bilbee before the first big accident of the race saw Brandon Mattox and Mitch Wissmiller knocked out.
Grant would continue to hold off Billbee and Jon Stanbrough through most of the race, but had to deal with two more red flags and a caution yellow before finally winning the race.
"We had some great drivers and it was a tough race and in those situations, you can't get wrapped up in everything," the veteran from Ione, Calif. said. "I have faced and beaten Stanbrough before but he is a great racer."
For Grant, it is his first win at VCS since 2010 and was his second win of the weekend after winning the Dick Gaines Memorial in Lawrenceburg, Ind.
Stanbrough, who has also won races at VCS in the past, ended up second while Billbee was third, Blake Fitzpatrick was fourth and Chris Gurley took fifth.
Sunday was also the last day of the USAC's Ignite Midget Week which saw Ohio City, Ohio's Cooper Clouse win the final night of the three-race series with a close win over John Heydenreich.
"I learned a lesson from him during the heat race," Clouse said. "He taught me when you go ahead and find your line on the rack, you go ahead and get aggressive and that is what I did."
Clouse, who is tops in the Midwest Pavement class in the USAC, said that this win came at the right time.
"We have had some bad luck as of late, so this was a good way to get back into things," Clouse said.


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text: OK, so had we beaten State, we were likely going to the Gator. So the consolation prize was the Music City. But then I started seeing Ole Miss projected for the Liberty and now Bleacher Report says back to Birmingham. Who out there in the "know" has an idea of what is going on? Going back to Birmingham makes no sense. Despite the head-to-head loss vs State, our record is still better than theirs, just as Vandy's is better than ours despite our win over them. What the hell is going on?


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Since I myself happen to work in Higher Education I was curious as to what Sheffield and Pournelle have to say on the subject. It's been a revelation, let me tell you. The protagonist of this preachy, authorial-thumb-in-the-balance novel is Rick Luban, 16 years old and bored by his incompetent, rubbish Earthly school. He takes the chance to go work in the asteroid belt as a miner, but first he and his fellow teens (alternately befriending, trying to get off with, gossiping and fighting amongst themselves as is the way with teens) have to go to a new kind of school. 'Higher', you see. Because it's in space. Anyway, at this school they are treated without indulgence or slackness; they are not special snowflakes to be nurtured; they are there to be disciplined and to learn hard-knocks. So there's a lot of stuff like this:
Your lack of knowledge of the Belt and the Solar System is deplorable. Learn the following by heart. Sheet after sheet of data about the planets, asteroids, rings and moons of the Solar System, endless names and numbers and lists and computer file references.Ha, that Principal Rigden! The dick. Yeah!—the real business of education is forcing kids to memorise endless lists of computer file references. That's what I'm going to be doing with my students, just as soon as the new academic year begins.
Back in school he had never been forced to learn things by heart. That was dismissed by the powers-that-be in the Earth educational system as "rote-learning", old fashioned and restrictive and undesirable. It didn't leave a student with what Principal Rigden always called "time for smelling the roses." Rick didn't recall smelling many roses. He did know he had spent a lot of time watching the tube.
Here's an example of how real teaching happens: a (female) teacher called Barney French, who 'might have been pretty but for her oddly lopsided face.'
"You stated on your general knowledge quiz that Rome was founded in the year 753A.D. Would you be interested in revising that opinion?"That's right—it was caused by somebody not knowing the correct date of the legendary foundation of Rome. (Well: 'one lousy plus sign that should have been a minus in one small subroutine that controlled one phase of a continuous casting operation on CM-24'). In the environment of Belt Mining 'the details matter'. Should any of my students, let's say, mistakenly conflate the Lacanian Real and French Realist fiction in an essay on nineteenth-century fiction, I shall yell at them: 'You've never known real horror until you see what a pressure jet of molten steel does when it hits a human body in low-g!"
There was a long silence as Deedee opened her mouth and then closed it. Finally she said, tentatively: "753 B.C.?"
"Correct. A mere difference of fifteen hundred years, but what's that between friends? Bravo. ... Now listen all of you. You may be thinking, what the hell is all the fuss about? Barney French is nit-picking on things that don't make a damn of difference. Well if you think that you're wrong." ... She walked along the line of trainees, turning so that they could get a good view of her misshapen face. "See the scars? See the bone grafts? Take a close-up. You're seeing me after thirty-seven operations and the best plastic surgery that money can buy. My body is in worse shape than my face—I have more metal than bone in my shoulders. And I'm one of the lucky ones. Four people died in the accident that did this. And do you know what caused it?"
Now that's higher education.
So, yes, clearly I need to model my pedagogy on the Full Metal Jacket drill instructor. I also (this is almost too obvious) need to ditch English Literature and start teaching something useful like Engineering or Physics. Are there any English teachers at all in Sheffield and Pournelle's future vision of Higher Education? Why, yes, there are. As one of the main characters, Polly Quint, recalls:
"My English teacher told me—before he decided that he was more interested in getting into my pants than into my head—that cussing is the sign of an inferior intellect and an inadequate vocabulary."Fuck, yeah. Polly knows that sometimes real engineers need to do the Actual Swearing. That's all part-and-parcel. She also knows that unlike Engineering teachers, English professors aren't really interested in their subject; they're interested in boffing their students. The swine. And just in case we've missed the hammerhead thesis here, the novel ends with the Rick being addressed thuswise: 'back on earth you were being strangled by the biggest, most inefficient, best entrenched bureaucratic system in the world. You were in school, adrift within an education system that had lost any interest in the value of knowledge, or truth, or discipline, or self-evaluation. Like all monopolies it was more interested in perpetuating and protecting its own territory than in anything else. The men and women who emerge from the school system know less and less -- and then wonder why they find themselves unemployable.' Well, they won't for much longer. Not when I stick my ugly face directly in their line of sight and tell them about what a pressure jet of molten steel does when it hits a human body in low-g.
As to whether it is possible, even with the greatest literary talent, to make a 'good' novel out of this confection of right-wing ideological tendentiousness, bias, strawmannery, tedious earbending and downright banging-your-fist-on-the-edge-of-the-pulpit preaching ... well, that's a different question.


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In Critique and Disclosure, Nikolas Kompridis argues provocatively for a richer and more time-responsive critical theory. He calls for a shift in the normative and critical emphasis of critical theory from the narrow concern with rules and procedures of Jürgen Habermas's model to a change-enabling disclosure of possibility and the enlargement of meaning.
Dreams have attracted the curiosity of humankind for millennia. In A Dream Interpreted Within a Dream, Elliot Wolfson guides the reader through contemporary philosophical and scientific models to the archaic wisdom that the dream state and waking reality are on an equal phenomenal footing--that the phenomenal world is the dream from which one must awaken by waking to the dream that one is merely dreaming that one is awake. By interpreting the dream within the dream, one ascertains the wakeful character of the dream and the dreamful character of wakefulness.
In his essay "Imagination," George Santayana writes, "There are books in which the footnotes, or the comments scrawled by some reader's hand in the margins, may be more interesting than the text." Santayana himself was an inveterate maker of notes in the margins of his books, writing (although neatly, never scrawling) comments that illuminate, contest, or interestingly expand the author's thought. These volumes offer a selection of Santayana's marginalia, transcribed from books in his personal library.
Santayana's Life of Reason, published in five books from 1905 to 1906, ranks as one of the greatest works in modern philosophical naturalism. Acknowledging the natural material bases of human life, Santayana traces the development of the human capacity for appreciating and cultivating the ideal. It is a capacity he exhibits as he articulates a continuity running through animal impulse, practical intelligence, and ideal harmony in reason, society, art, religion, and science. The work is an exquisitely rendered vision of human life lived sanely.
In The Connectives, Lloyd Humberstone examines the semantics and pragmatics of natural language sentence connectives (and, or, if, not), giving special attention to their formal behavior according to proposed logical systems and the degree to which such treatments capture their intuitive meanings. It will be an essential resource for philosophers, mathematicians, computer scientists, linguists, or any scholar who finds connectives, and the conceptual issues surrounding them, to be a source of interest.
In The Tarskian Turn, Leon Horsten investigates the relationship between formal theories of truth and contemporary philosophical approaches to truth. The work of mathematician and logician Alfred Tarski (1901–1983) marks the transition from substantial to deflationary views about truth. Deflationism--which holds that the notion of truth is light and insubstantial--can be and has been made more precise in multiple ways. Crucial in making the deflationary intuition precise is its relation to formal or logical aspects of the notion of truth.
The work of the philosopher Donald Davidson (1917–2003) is wide ranging not only in its influence and vision, but also in the breadth of issues that it encompasses. Davidson's work includes seminal contributions to philosophy of language and mind, to philosophy of action, and to epistemology and metaphysics.
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Why I'm Voting. Period.
[Disclaimer: I'm not sure if this is the appropriate place for this. Mods, feel free to relocate it]
Nilay posted a blurb about why the issue of Net Neutrality has informed his choice of candidate. Putting aside commentary regarding his position on this issue, or the candidate he is supporting, I'd like to address a theme that arose in the comment section and that I've seen across the web this election season. This theme is that an individual's vote doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things, specifically, or whatever.
I vehemently disagree, and for a number of reasons. I will spare you my canned rants on the matter, and instead present you with the thoughts of Steve Waldman. I came across this today and found it to be especially enlightening. Here's his post on the matter: http://www.interfluidity.com/v2/3570.html
My executive takeaway: Fewer voters increase the likelihood of a truly awful president, and more voters increase the odds that we select the better leader from the pack.
In this age of partisanship, I urge you to reach out to those you know and encourage them to vote, regardless of whether their political views align with your own. Our nation will be better for it if every eligible voice speaks, and is heard.
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"Suppose that there is no general welfare correlated to election outcomes, and apparent signals thereof are just noise. Then, if people falsely believe in "national leadership" and vote based on a combination of that and more partisan interests, we'd have, on average, the same distributional contest we'd have if people didn't falsely believe. At worst we'd have a differently skewed distributional contest as one side manipulates perceptions of general interest more adroitly than the other. But suppose that there is a general interest meaningfully correlated to election outcomes, in addition to distributional concerns. Then "idealism" about the national interest, manifest as citizens working to perceive the relationship between electoral outcomes and the general welfare, voting according to those perceptions, and encouraging others to do the same, could lead to significant improvements for all. There's little downside and a lot of upside to the elementary-school-civics take on elections."


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Happy Thursday everyone!
It seems this week has flown by: we're on the cusp of December and I'm excited for a new month!
This week was relatively slow in celeb style with most of our favorite stylish stars keeping it rather pared-down.
Check out some of this week's hottest looks:
LaLa Anthony and her adorable son were in attendance at JCPenney's Holiday Giving Tour Kickoff at CitiPond in NYC. Loving her Ohne Titel Black & White Knit jacket (we featured it in this Black & White Style Inspiration). Work!
At the Target and Neiman Marcus Holiday Collection Launch in the Big Apple, Zoe Saldana uplifted a $495 L'Agence Textured Blazer, $190 Rag & Bone Mid Rise Leggings, and $531 Brian Atwood Platform Pumps with a Lela Rose for Target printed top.
Diane von Furstenberg was also in attendance at the collection launch. Her embellished coat is amazing!
Kerry Washington opted for polka dots and a Nancy Gonzalez clutch at The Variety Studio: Awards Edition in LA. Cute!
Jordin Sparks and her boo Jason Derulo looked cute at the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation's A Magical Evening Gala at Cipriani Wall Street. His jacket is giving me Thriller 2012, but I'll let him pass!
At a farewell party in her honor in NYC, Leila Lopes looked gorgeous in a form-fitting sheath.
Yellow was the shade of the night for Christina Milian while she posed on the set of The Voice.
Corinne Bailey Rae gave librarian chic at the Miu Miu London pop-up club.
At the Valentino: Master of Couture Afterparty in London, Victoria Beckham opted for a flirty skirt suit from her own Spring 2013 collection. Hot!
Who had your favorite looks this week?
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I love love love Corinne Bailey Rae!! She has a beautiful voice.
Victoria Beckham is doing the damn thing. Don't hurt em lol
Jordan looks great!
Miss Universe is so pretty.
Christina Milian something is off,as usual, maybe the shoes..hmmm
LaLa and Zoe looks are cute
I like Christina in yellow, love La La's jacket!
Victoria I need this ensemble
Those shoes Victoria's wearing don't look super sky high, I wonder who makes them.
Kerry & Jordin look great!
CMili and Kerry look cute!
Now, I love me some Leila- her crowning moment at Miss U. is my screensaver- but her skin and hair are not hot this week. I hope she stays buzzworthy. I'd love to see more of her after her reign.
loving kerry & vicky!
Loved Lala's jacket! Leila looked radiant & Christina looked nice to me.. but loved Mrs. Beckham's skirt suit!! I need to look through her collection, loving everything I'm seeing on people of hers.
Becks killed it. The yeow looks amazing on christina but I Agree w Jenna, something's off. Not sure if it's the heel or the skirt hem length.
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A large early morning fire destroyed one business and has left one residence in rubble.
Shortly after midnight, the call came in to Jacksonville fire that a building in downtown had caught fire. This is located in the 200 block of north Main Street. Upon arrival, crews found "Yum Yums Restaurant & Bakery" engulfed in flames. Crews from Jacksonville, Rusk, Bullard, Tyler, Earls Chapel, North Cherokee and Gallatin fire all responded to the scene.
Officials also say that there were living quarters above the business, and one person was inside of the residence when the fire started. They were able to escape without any injuries.
The business is owned by Johnny Marquez and Robert Lane. Marquez and his wife Crystal lived in the upstairs residence with a family friend Geral Copelow. We are told that Copelow was the only one home at the time of the fire. Authorities say the business and residence is a total loss. Surrounding buildings did suffer some smoke and water damage.
People in the area say that they did hear a loud bang or explosion just before the building caught fire, but fire officials say that they cannot confirm if that happened and if it is related to the fire. Reports from others in the area say that it was a transformer that blew. Authorities say that they do not have a cause in this fire and that they are continuing their investigation.
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I am not proud to say that i sometimes read bleacher report. I used to read it everyday in the past before i discovered TST. I just discovered that the 49ers sign Craig Dahl to a 3 yr deal. Om freaking god. I m so happy. I do not want to see that guy in a rams jersey again.
Btw, did we release Barry Richardson yet?
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Who: Hannah & AJ (Hannah is one of the best bridal hairstylists EVER at Les Champs Elysees in Bloomington)
What & Where: Their rustic-vintage-chic wedding in Rushville & Connorsville, Indiana….the reception took place on her family's property where she grew up! So personal, awesome, beautiful & amazing!
Once a hairstylist…
Hannah, working on her sister's hair
Hannah wore the "Goddess" wedding gown by J. Crew. Simply beautiful.
Hannah's dad! I totally adored this guy.
Hey, Hannah's dad (why oh why can't I remember his name?!)! Hope you had an awesome Father's Day!!!
Hannah + AJ = the cutest.
Again, what did I say about being "once a hairstylist?" Hannah touching up her soon-to-be mother-in-law's hair (wow, that's a lot of dashes).
Hannah's mother reacting to the ceremony. I love capturing moments like this
AJ's uncle performed the ceremony.
And later….oh! we had SO much fun on Hannah's parent's property!
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Hannah & AJ, I cannot thank you enough for choosing me as your photographer! Hannah, you and I have worked together so many times in the past while I've photographed the brides you've coiffed and I am so incredibly honored to have worked with you on your own wedding day! You both are a sweet, caring, FUN couple and I wish you many, many years of happiness.
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Alright our last post is past due and with some recent Chiefs news involving potential free agents the draft is becoming more interesting. The early favorite in the first round is David Decastro and he is a pro bowl guard prospect. With that being said I really like the potential idea of moving back and selecting Mike Adams in the early 20's. Barry Richardson is absolutely terrible and I believe the upgrade to RT is a more significant and a larger upgrade than Decastro over Lilja. I also believe that the interior offensive line is more deep this year than RT is. With all that being said here is my mock draft making a few assumptions:
Signings: Dwayne Bowe, Stanford Routt, BenJarvus Green-Ellis.
The Chiefs trade pick number 11 to Cincinatti for pick number 21 and a second round pick this year, they move up to select Trent Richardson.
The Chiefs franchise and trade Carr to New England for pick 31 this season and a third round pick next season.
With those assumptions in place my draft is as follows:
1 (pick 21): Mike Adams, RT, Ohio St.
An instant starter and upgrade to Barry Richardson with the potential to challenge and push Albert and provide quality LT depth. Adams has the measurables and talent you look for but has inconsistency and work ethic issues. What i saw at the Senior Bowl was a player playing mad while others say it was him trying for a pay check.
1 (pick 31): Peter Konz, G/C, Wisconsin
I believe Konz slips a bit because of Decastro and Glenn going so high. A team that is in desperate need of a center might snag him but I really love the versatility and leadership he brings to our interior line. He can back up all three positions and push Hudson / Lilja for playing time immediately.
2. (pick 11): Stephon Gilmore, CB, South Carolina
A very talented and physical corner. With Routt and Gilmore we have a lot of versatility in our defensive backfield. Both are 6' 1" and very physical. I believe either one could play the nickel safety position we run and both are capable of manning up and being physical with tight ends or recievers.
2 (pick 21): Orson Charles, TE, Georgia
The most complete tight end in the draft who excels at being an inline blocker. He also has the ability to get out and make plays in the passing game. Moeaki and Charles should be able to form a solid duo and punish opposing defenses across the middle.
3 (pick 12): Alameda Ta'amu, DE/ NT, Washington
Defensive line depth and potential. Should begin at 3-4 DE and learn to two gap effectively while he adds strength and works on his game and in time could be part of a NT rotation.
4 (pick 11): Janzen Jackson, S, McNeese St (Tennessee)
Jackson was Eric Berry's teammate and played along side him at Tennessee. He has second round talent but falls because he was kicked off the team when he got in trouble with the law. Should provide quality safety depth and help on special teams.
5 (pick 12): Josh Chapman, NT, Alabama
Falls because he is a run stuffing defensive tackle with no pass rushing skills and because he is injured and played injured much of last year. Chapman has the strength to be a NT at the NFL level and should be a developmental NT to rotate with Powe.
6. (pick 11): Andrew Datko, OT, Florida St.
Datko is another very talented player that has injury red flags but he is a very hard worker and shows great athleticism and strength to be an offensive tackle in the NFL. Developmental depth with starting potential.
7. Beau Reliford, TE, Florida St.
A former basketball player that switched to football in his junior year of high school. Very good blocker at Florida St. Possesses solid hands and leaping ability and could be a developmental TE and depth.
7. Aaron Corp, QB, Richmond
A QB that was recruited to USC and possesses very good arm strength and accuracy. Has injury concerns and never seemed to put it all together but a late round flyer on his potential and because he could be a solid backup or possibly more.


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Top-ranked recipe named "Lobster Crab Artichoke Pasta"
This is a pasta dish that is easily adaptable to any shellfish, or any fish for that matter. It has a light sauce that perfectly compliments the fish, while letting the fish shine as the star of the show.
It's an original recipe that was created in collaboration with my friend, Sarah, over instant messaging, when I was contemplating another recipe entirely. With her input, this was the final result. I hope you'll try it.
"I'm soo looking forward to making this, langustines instead of lobster....to be continued.."- Crettenberger
Remove the shellfish from shells, cube meat.
In a skillet, melt butter. Add shallot and garlic, saute for 2 minutes. Add tomatoes and artichokes, salt and pepper.
While this is cooking, start your pasta water, whatever pasta you choose.
Add sherry to skillet.
When your pasta is about done, add the lobster, crab and scallions to the skillet. Remove from heat after about 3 or 4 minutes and add heated cream.
Pour over drained pasta. Serve immediately.
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Crettenberger 3 years agoI'm soo looking forward to making this, langustines instead of lobster....to be continued..
Mrelston 3 years agoI'm trying that next. Looks delicious!!!!
psbegley 5 years agoWhen I first made this dish, I used only 1 cup of tomatoes. I think the addition of the second cup really aided the flavor and visual appeal of the dish. [I posted this recipe.]


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KU Gameday: UNC's James Michael McAdoo, McLemore's struggles, lots of links
We're closing in on gametime for today's NCAA Tournament South Regional contests between Kansas and North Carolina from the snow-covered Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo., and there's plenty of big-time storylines happening here … including finding out who Wichita State's opponent will be when Ole Miss and La Salle play after KU-UNC.
But that's for later.
I wrote about North Carolina's James Michael McAdoo leading up to the game, and how he handles the massive amount of expectations heaped on his shoulders in Chapel Hill. The biggest knock on McAdoo seems to be his laid-back approach, but that's his personality, and his teammates made a point of saying he wasn't that way on the court. I think if you watch him play, you can't help but think he can be more aggressive but he's young and he seems to just be getting better. His matchup with Kansas center Jeff Withey today will be key.
-There was a lot of talk after KU's win over Western Kentucky on Friday about the inability of KU guard Ben McLemore to handle the ball in the open floor, and he seems to be struggling down the stretch. Here's Rick Plumlee's article on how the Jayhawks need more out of McLemore if they want to advance to the Sweet 16.
-Great read by Rustin Dodd on what happened a decade ago when Roy Williams decided to leave Kansas for North Carolina and the Jayhawks and Bill Self came together. Some of the details in there, including the one on Williams dipping his head after making eye contact with the KU interim AD on a flight back from LA – after he knew he'd already taken the UNC job – are just fantastic.
"I will remember this as vividly as yesterday," he says. "I looked over at Coach Williams, and our eyes met, and he dropped his head. And I thought, 'Oh my god, he's leaving.
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4.53/5 rDev +28.3%
Thanks to thirdeye11 and travita for sharing this bottle. This was sampled alongside Wild Ales No. 3 and No. 4.
According to the brewer, this beer is spontaneously fermented by wild yeast from a local apple orchard.
The beer pours a yellow color with a white head. The aroma is lemons with some tartness and burnt popcorn notes. The flavor is sour lemons with some nice oak character. I also get some sour apples notes. This beer is very sour, though not quite as acidic as the Wild Ale. 4 from Santa Fe. Still I think this one was a little bit better since I got more flavors in addition to the sourness. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
06-23-2010 00:25:35 | More by Mora2000
3/5 rDev -15%
01-12-2012 06:19:28 | More by ygtbsm94
2.42/5 rDev -31.4%
Thanks to Alex for breaking this beer out and challenging my stomach's will to live. After this, I'm certainly going to seek out #6 for an even better esophagus-eroding experience. Served in a Savor snifter.
Pours a peach-orange color without any head formation or lacing. I'm guessing something lurking inside this brew killed all of those things. The nose is really, really, really pungent with strong notes of mustard and horseradish. Damn, this is sour. I swear I thought it was going to start making my nose bleed.
The flavor is just a potpourri of different acetic condiments with a lot of strong mustard coming initially and then finishing with a really large amount of vinegar-heavy ketchup. The feel is just ridiculously, over-the-top sour. Not bad in its own right, but it was accompanied by what was more of a hot-sauce presence in the finish. Drinkability was hard, as I really didn't enjoy the nose or flavor of this and the feel made my stomach churn, but I had a really good time drinking this and would do so again.
My favorite quite about this one goes out to Sean for describing this as smelling and tasting like "nuclear armadillo hairs."
12-07-2010 12:26:42 | More by Thorpe429
3/5 rDev -15%
Cheers to Alex for sharing this at my Bachelor Weekend tasting.
A - This is a below average looking beer. Looks dead, no bubbles, o head, nothing left on the sides. An orangish colored beer.
S - This is one of the worst beers I've smelled in a while. Smells like the inside of a popcorn bag and some vinegary ketchup. Gross. I'm trying to stay away from the smell, but I guess 3 feet from my head isn't far enough.
T - Taste is much better than the smell. Mouthpuckeringly sour, nice sweet and tartness. There is a little of that popcorn taste in there, but it's not a bad sour, if not maybe a bit too sour.
M - Surprising carbonation fight with a medium bodied beer.
D - Hard to drink cause of sourness and smell, but this isn't a bad beer.
12-05-2010 02:40:18 | More by AgentZero
4/5 rDev +13.3%
11-27-2011 00:45:47 | More by Exiled
3.25/5 rDev -7.9%
08-06-2014 05:16:33 | More by zestar
4/5 rDev +13.3%
Sampled April 2011
A solid pour into my Lost Abbey Teku glass produces a three-finger, glass filling, pale amber tinged head. The beer is a full amber color that shows an almost brilliantly clear, red-plum color when held up to the light. The aroma smells like a tart, floral, ripe red apple that has a back note of urea (like that found in a good Gueuze), woody mushroom notes play backdrop along with a touch of cracker like whole grain and a touch of mustiness. Unripened notes of startfruit start to come out after a short while and so does a hint of vegetal like character.
The beer starts out light tart, but then the sourness starts to seep into the palate and by the time my first sip is done my mouth has been gripped by an aggressive, bracing, literally mouth-puckering sourness. Interestingly enough, at this point at least (with the beer being on the cold side), the beer seems to be soured by lactic acid; the characteristic bite of acetic acid doesn't have nearly the hold on this beer that it has in many of the other Wild series of beers. Ok, what else is here besides bombastic sourness; touches of floral apple character are noticeable, as the beer warms perhaps a touch of plastic like phenolics as well as a bright berry like fruitiness that is even more apparent if you lick your lips after a sip. The spritzy carbonation also provides some carbonic bite to this beer (like it needed any more) which matches the light, but somewhat viscous (a lactic slickness perhaps) body that this beer has. The oak was quite overwhelmed by the sourness at first, but as the beer warms up it at first starts to add a tannic astringency to the finish, then there is a soft, oral-nasal woodiness and perhaps a roundness that is not quite buttery oak. This does have a certain piquancy to the finish that suggest at acetic acid, it becomes more noticeable as the beer warms, but it is never huge and aggressive enough to suggest that most of the sourness of this brew is from the lactic acidity.
I am quite happy that the lactic character is what supplies the gripping sourness as lactic acidity is always that much more smooth (even when aggressive like it is here) than acetic acid is. This beer is quite nice, I was a bit scared after the #6, which was just way to acetic, but I am easily enjoying this beer; the acetic character here provides an added dimension beyond the bracing lactic tartness and helps to accentuate the fruitiness of this brew.
08-03-2011 22:47:11 | More by Gueuzedude
United Kingdom (Wales)
3.43/5 rDev -2.8%
Another santa fe wild complements of kbutler1.
Pours a light white head. Color is a copper amber. Very vibrant.
Aroma: Not as sour as #4, but it still has the similar vinegar and acidic flavors. Some fruit flavors. More oak and spice show in this one. Very sour and tart.
Taste: Caramel malt and dry spice. Very sour and tart again. Vinegar and acidic notes. Some fruits shine through the sourness. Intense.
Mouthfeel: Much like #4. very sour and tart. Medium bodied with a lower amount of carbonation. Ends surprisingly clean.
Overall, much like #4, but better because it wasn't as sour and intense. A little more drinkable.
09-21-2011 00:35:23 | More by mothman
New York
3.78/5 rDev +7.1%
From 08/26/10 notes. Had at a local DC tasting.
a - Pours an amber color with an inch of white head and light carbonation evident.
s - Smells of sour fruit, tart apples, and citrus; smells very good.
t - Tastes of tart apples, oak, sour fruits, citrus, and vinegar.
m - Medium body and moderate carbonation.
d - A very enjoyable sour. Would definitely try again.
09-18-2010 20:25:45 | More by mdfb79
3.68/5 rDev +4.2%
Bottle. Pours a clear copper color with a coastered white. Decent head retention. Some fruit in the nose, sweet, and nail polish acidic. Soft sweet start followed by a sour fruit flavor. Not as sour as the SF Wild #4 but probably more balanced. Light mouthfeel with carbonation. Winelike and dry. Overall, this is pretty tasty and decenly balanced.
10-24-2011 00:52:05 | More by kbutler1
Ontario (Canada)
3.73/5 rDev +5.7%
Shared this at AgentZero's bachelor party tasting. Served in a Chouffe tulip.
A - What do you know? This one is actually carbonated unlike the #6. Pours with a finger-plus of white foam that settles to a thick collar and partial cap, but no lace. Hazy orange-yellow body, with a few visible bubbles.
S - Slight burnt plastic and rubber character, some burnt popcorn, and a hint of vinous acetic acid. Very strange, but not so good.
T - The taste is quite sour, and it reminds me a fair bit of the #6 but not as punishing. Tart apples, white wine vinegar, sour grapes. As it warms up there's an odd savory note of catsup and malt vinegar.
M - Extremely dry and puckering, with a residual cottonmouth sensation. Medium body, with zesty carbonation. Quite pleasant!
D - Since no one else seemed to want this I finished most of the bottle on my own. Would gladly have again! Other than the bizarre nose this was pretty good.
12-06-2010 05:28:44 | More by MasterSki
3.33/5 rDev -5.7%
Big thanks to Alex for bringing this, I recently had the #6 and mentioned that I'd like to try this one. I was pretty excited to open it.
It pours a little flat, a bright orange color liquid with only a few bubbles on top. The aroma is gonna be hard to describe. It didn't smell right, not quite like any beverage I've had before. At first I thought it must be similar to Veritas 8, but after returning to that bottle I realized that this is off in a different way. Pickle juice, possibly a little rotting vegetable, things like that. Vinegar is dominant in a pickly way.
I had very low hopes after this introduction, but whoa this tastes a lot better than it smells. Bracingly tart, it almost hurt but wasn't full-on painful like #6, with a complex flavor blend partly malignant and partly benign. I like it in a guilty pleasure kind of way, it's not something I'm proud to enjoy. I definitely was in the minority, but as long as I didn't smell it this was a pretty tasty sour.
12-05-2010 19:57:32 | More by TurdFurgison
District of Columbia
3.6/5 rDev +2%
Another bottle thanks to Drew, thanks man.
Crimson look with lighter red-gold highlights. Small ring of bubbly white head.
The smell is super sour, almost too much with sour cherry and raspberries. Some buttery oak notes. Not super complex, but good.
The beer is really spritzy with grape and cherry tarts and buttery crusts. Not amazingly appetizing, but super sour and novel in that way. Vinegar to the max, Raspberry seeds are also there and it has a soda like quality in it's carbonation thats not overly appealing to me.
Teeth stripping still in it's sourness and intestine burning. I enjoyed 4 much more.
06-12-2011 19:05:05 | More by Dreadnaught33
3.65/5 rDev +3.4%
Thanks to Alex for this...Pour a muddy orange with about a finger of white head...The aroma is really astringent here, it literally burns my nostril hairs if I keep it there long enough. Its buttery, burnt popcorn, rubber, very acidic. Unlike the 6 which I liked as a vinegar bomb this just wasn't right...The taste is quite sour, reminds me of a lighter version of the 6, I can see there is a progression of the sourness. Reminds me of vinegar and catchup, after talking a few drinks I feel like I just a huge basket of fish and chips. I like this type of sourness, would love to find out how they do this.
12-07-2010 00:19:02 | More by jrallen34
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GBI agents tell us preliminary autopsy results show a taser shock was not a factor in the death of a Valdosta man this week.
Otto Kolberg died after a Ware County deputy tased him. Kolberg was involved in a wreck.
Deputies say he was so combative with emergency workers who were trying to help him after the crash. They had no choice but to tase him, but Kolberg's family isn't so sure.
Autopsy results show this man 55 year old Otto Kolberg died as a result of an auto accident not from a taser. His brother doesn't believe that explanation.
"I don't think it was blunt force trauma," said Perry Kolberg, the victim's brother. "I think it was from the accident, him being in shock that that taser finished him up and it wasn't til then they said his heart stopped."
Investigators say Kolberg crashed his Toyota Tundra into a utility pole on Georgia Highway 38 in Ware County Wednesday.
"He got out of the truck and was walking around and answering their questions and it seemed like everything thing was going fine," said Perry Kolberg. "He refused their medical treatment and he has a right to do that."
Ware County authorities say Kolberg bit an EMT's hand and kicked her in the chest. They say he tried to bite and kick a paramedic and firefighters. Deputies say after they warned Kolberg, they used an X26 Advanced Taser to drive stun him. Family members say the use of a taser was uncalled for.
"He's not a big, strong person and there was enough people to hold him down if that's what they wanted to do," said Kolberg.
Deputies say the drive stun technique is used to bring an aggressive person under control safely. They say the drive stun does not have a significant impact on the central nervous system but rather stays in one area that's touched.
Investigators are still waiting for a complete autopsy report including toxicology results.
Kolberg's family says he worked for Archer Daniels Midland Company in their railyard and had driven to Waycross to pick up some parts.
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