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When I was growing up, you could count on several suppers happening that week—our weekly visit to the cafeteria, a trip to our favorite Tex-Mex restaurant, a concoction my mom made called bean salad, and a skillet dish made up of fried sausage, potatoes, and cabbage.
Eating out at both the cafeteria and for Tex-Mex were always good fun—you'll get no complaints from me here. The bean salad, however, was a bit more traumatizing, as it was essentially Frito salad without the Fritos and a whole lot more healthy. I was not a fan. (That said, in my new book I do include an updated Frito salad that does pay homage to my mom's old favorite.)
But of all our family's mainstays, I'd say the one I adored the most was the skillet dish of sausage, cabbage and potatoes. It's so simple and yet comforting, it's curious that as an adult that I seldom make it for myself.
I decided to remedy that recently, after I bought some fresh and smoky kielbasa sausage. When I asked my mom about the recipe, however, she said that she made it with the sausage that you get at the store—nothing fancy. Actually, all three ingredients are pretty humble, yet there's a bit of magic that occurs in the skillet that makes this dish so enchanting.
First you fry some potatoes. Then you add the sausage to the mix, and let them get juicy and crisp. Lastly, you throw in a whole mess of cabbage, and let it surrender to the pan drippings until it's soft, salty, and slick.
While there wasn't much I needed to do to improve on the original sausage, potato, and cabbage skillet fry, I did choose to jazz mine up with some added jalapeños for a bit of heat. I also threw in some caraway seeds, as their anise-like flavor play well with the Eastern-European influenced dish. Lastly, while we didn't do this growing up, I now serve mine with a bit of mustard, as it's tanginess cuts some of the richness of the sausage.
As we're heading toward those colder and shorter days where the only things you can find at the farmers market are usually cabbage and potatoes, this simple skillet fry will go into heavy rotation in my home. And when I'm looking for some Texas comfort and warmth, a plate of sausage, potato, and cabbage served with tangy mustard is always a welcome meal.
Austin-area friends: Saturday, October 25th, from 11 to 11:45, I'll be speaking in the Texas tent at the Texas Book Festival with a book signing afterwards. (Signed books make wonderful gifts and this will be my last Central Texas appearance before the holidays.) The festival has an amazing line-up of authors and I'm super excited to attend, and I look forward to visiting with some of y'all there!
Sausage, Potato, and Cabbage Skillet Fry
2 tablespoons olive oil or bacon grease
2 Russet potatoes, peeled and diced into 1/4-inch cubes
1 teaspoon kosher salt
1 pound smoky kielbasa sausage, cut into 1/4-inch-thick rings
1/2 medium yellow onion, diced
2 jalapeños, seeds and stems removed, finely diced
2 cloves garlic, minced
6 cups shredded cabbage
1/2 teaspoon caraway seeds
1/4 teaspoon cayenne
Black pepper
Yellow or whole-grain mustard, for serving
In a large deep skillet or wok, heat up the oil on medium-low heat and add the diced potatoes. Season the potatoes with the salt. Cover the skillet, and cook the potatoes for 5 minutes. After this time, take off the cover, stir the potatoes and make sure that none are sticking to the bottom of the pan. Cover the skillet again and continue to cook for 5 more minutes.
Take off the cover and add to the skillet the sausage, onion, and jalapeño, and cook uncovered stirring occasionally for 8-10 more minutes or until the potatoes and sausage are cooked. Stir in the garlic and cook for 1 more minute.
Add the cabbage, caraway seeds, and the cayenne to the skillet, and cook while occasionally stirring for 5 more minutes or until the cabbage is soft and tender. Add salt and black pepper to taste. Serve warm with the mustard on the side.
Yield: 4 servings
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Here's a question for you: Do you eat ice cream pie with a spoon or a fork? And while we're on the subject—do you place your slice of ice cream pie on a plate or do you place it in a bowl? While I suppose there is no right or wrong answer, it has been something for me to ponder as I've made my way through a pan of Mexican coffee ice cream pie.
Ice cream pies became popular in Texas in the 1950s. At this time, home freezers were arriving on the market and demonstration agents would travel around the state showcasing their company's appliances abilities to keep things cold and solid. It was quite a luxury to not only make ice cream but then to also spoon it into a pie crust and freeze it again for later to serve as a pie.
The most common flavor for ice cream pies during this time was strawberry. It was the choice of the demonstration agents and also one that the local dairies usually sold, too. When I spoke to my grandmother about the subject, she concurred that not only was it a popular dessert at the time but indeed, strawberry was the flavor of choice. Though as much as I like strawberry ice cream my favorite ice cream is coffee. So when I got an itch to share an ice cream pie with you, I decided I would it be coffee, or rather, Mexican coffee, flavored instead.
Mexican coffee, which is also known as café de olla, is coffee that's been brewed with that rich, dark sugar known as piloncillo, and then spiced with vanilla and cinnamon. Sometimes orange zest is added to the coffee, as well. It's a fine cup of coffee and the bittersweet coffee combined with the dark sugar and warm cinnamon is especially suited for cooler days.
To make my Mexican coffee ice cream pie, I took my basic ice-box pie filling of cream cheese and sweetened condensed milk, and then infused it with brewed dark roast coffee, cinnamon, vanilla, and orange zest. That said, I have to admit originally I was aiming only for a chilled, not frozen, coffee-flavored pie. But after I realized it wasn't going to set properly in the refrigerator, I threw it in the freezer overnight and was delighted to discover that the simple combination of a few ingredients created an ice cream filling that didn't require churning or a specific maker.
As for the crust, I opted to go with a chocolate graham cracker crust. While chocolate isn't a traditional addition, I love the combination of chocolate and coffee together so it worked just fine for me. And then to finish, I topped it with cinnamon vanilla whipped cream and some chopped chocolate because a little more chocolate never hurt anyone.
Now, this pie might not be for everyone. That said, if you're the sort of person who likes to conclude a meal with a cup of coffee and perhaps a piece of chocolate, this is the pie for you. Or if you're the type of person who likes to begin their day with a cup of coffee, this is also the pie for you. And if you're the type of person who loves coffee ice cream and always wondered how it would taste in a pie, then this is definitely the pie for you. Though you don't have to take my word for it. Last week when I was in Texas, I made this pie for my mom's birthday. She said it was the best thing ever. (And then she asked for the recipe.)
Making the pie takes little effort though you do need to freeze it for about 8 hours before you can enjoy it. This means, that if you're like me, you'll make it the night before so you can have a slice in the morning, as everyone knows that coffee is a fine way to being a day and if you can get your morning coffee in the form of a slice of pie, all the better! The only thing you need to decide is whether to use a spoon or a fork (or a plate or a bowl). But no matter how you serve it, this Mexican coffee pie will put a smile on your face, which isn't a bad way to end (or begin) your day at all.
Mexican coffee ice cream pie
For the chocolate graham-cracker crust:
1 1/2 cups finely crushed graham crackers (about 9 large rectangles)
1/4 cup cocoa powder
1/4 cup brown sugar
1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
8 tablespoons butter, melted, still warm
For the Mexican coffee ice cream filling:
1 8-ounce package of cream cheese, room temperature
1 14-ounce can of sweetened condensed milk
1/4 cup brewed strong coffee, such as espresso or a dark roast
1 teaspoon freshly grated orange zest
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
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1 cup heavy cream
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 teaspoons sugar
Pinch of cinnamon
1 ounce dark chocolate, finely chopped
To make the crust, preheat the oven to 350°F and lightly grease a 9-inch pie pan. In a food processor or with a rolling pin, finely crush the graham crackers until they're the texture of sand.
Mix well the graham crackers with the cocoa, cinnamon, and vanilla extract. Stir in the warm, melted butter until a dark dough is formed. It might be a little crumbly, but that's okay. Pat the dough into the pie pan, using your hands, a measuring cup, or a spoon to get it even. Bake for 7 minutes and then let the crust cool for 30 minutes.
To make the filling, in a blender mix together the cream cheese, sweetened condensed milk, coffee, orange zest, cinnamon, and vanilla extract. Pour into the cooled crust, and then place in the freezer covered for at least 8 hours to freeze the filling. (I cover my pie with another pie pan.)
After the filling has frozen, make the whipped cream. First place the mixing bowl and the beater in the freezer for at least 20 minutes so they can chill. To whip the cream, place in the chilled mixing bowl the cream, vanilla, sugar, and cinnamon and then whip with the chilled beater until soft peaks form. Be careful not to over whip the cream. Spread the whipped cream over the frozen filling then sprinkle on top the chopped chocolate.
If you're hungry, you can serve the pie immediately, but if you don't mind waiting another hour, place the pie back in the freezer so the whipped cream can become more firm.
Yield: 8 servings
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Howdy! I just wanted to let you know that I'm going to be in Texas the next couple of weeks doing some events for my new book, The Homesick Texan's Family Table.
This trip, I'll be zig-zagging across the state and will be eating and taking photos every step of the way. My aim is to post some of my adventures here on the blog, but you can also follow along on Instagram.
Here's the list of places I'll be and if you're in the area I hope I get to meet you!
San Angelo, J.P.W. Learning Center Book Gala, September 16, 6pm , dinner and signing (ticketed event)
San Angelo, HEB, September 17, 10 am to 12pm, signing (free)
Silsbee, Ice House Museum, September 20, 11am , talk and signing (free)
Abilene, West Texas Book Festival, Culinary Luncheon, September 25, 11:30am, lunch and signing (ticketed event)
Abilene, West Texas Book Festival, Cookbook Gala, September 25, 6pm, dinner and signing (ticketed event)
Austin, Byte of Texas Book Fair, September 27, Bob Bullock Museum, signing, 11am to 12pm (free)
Austin, Byte of Texas conference, September 27-28, keynote (ticketed)


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By Irina Titova
The St. Petersburg Times
Published: June 11, 2014 (Issue # 1815)
With the arrival of the summer holidays, Russian families are packing up and heading abroad to soak up the sun, with Greece, Spain and Turkey the most popular destinations, according to a recent survey by online-booking service Oktogo.ru.
The survey results were based on the number of hotel bookings with children made for the period from June 1 to Aug. 31.
For Petersburgers, Turkey is this year's most popular destination for summer vacations, according to Pavel Rumyantsev, spokesman for the Northwestern regional branch of the Russian Tourism Industry Union, speaking to The St. Petersburg Times.
"The slowing economy, current political situation and unfavorable exchange rate have all played an important factor in where St. Petersburg families are taking summer vacations this year," he said.
According to Rumyantsev, these factors have led to an increase in trips to Turkey, as it is seen as offering the most value for money. Other value-for-money destinations that have also had an increase in bookings include Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco and Israel. However, these countries are still not as popular as European resorts, Rumyantsev said.
He also added that trips to Europe this year by local families have dropped 15 to 20 percent in comparison to last year.
Within Russia, the most popular Russian cities to visit this year with kids so far are St. Petersburg, Moscow, Sochi, Anapa, Kazan, Sevastopol, Veliky Novgorod, Iyeisk, Yaroslavl, Gelendjik, Yalta and the Moscow suburbs, according to the Oktogo.ru survey.
The survey also showed that while travelers with kids tend to stay an average of two days in- Moscow, they prefer to spend up to five days in St. Petersburg.
Wednesday, Oct. 22
English teachers can expect to receive a few useful pointers today from Evgeny Kalashnikov, the British Council regional teacher, during the EFL Seminar this afternoon hosted by the British Book Center. The topic of today's seminar is "Grammar Practice."
Young Petersburgers will get the chance to jumpstart their careers at "Professional Growth," a job fair and forum featuring more than 40 major Russian and international companies vying for potential candidates for future positions. The forum not only is a chance to network but also to learn more about the modern business world and to understand what it takes to get the job you want.
Thursday, Oct. 23
AmCham's Public Relations Committee meeting is scheduled to meet this morning at 9 a.m. in their office in the New St. Isaac Office Center.
Sportsmen get their chance to stock up on all kinds of gear at the Hunting and Fishing 2014 exhibition starting today at Lenexpo. Everything from rods and reels to boats, motorcycles and equipment for underwater hunting will be on sale so that any avid outdoorsman can always be prepared.
Friday, Oct. 24
SPIBA's ongoing "Breakfast with the Director" series continues today, featuring Tomas Hajek, Managing Director of the Northwest Division at Danone Russia. Hajek will be discussing collaborations between businesses from different cultures. The meeting is at 9 a.m. at the Domina Prestige St. Petersburg hotel and all who wish to attend must confirm their participation by Oct. 23.
Get your gong on at "Sounds of the Universe," a concert at the city planetarium this evening incorporating six different gongs to create relaxing songs that will transport you upwards into the stratosphere. Tickets are 700 rubles ($17).
Saturday, Oct. 25
AVA Expo, the eighth edition of the event revolving around all things pop culture, returns to Lenexpo this weekend. Geeks, nerds, dweebs and dorks will have their chance to talk science fiction and explore a variety of international pop culture. Tickets for the event can be purchased on their website at avaexpo.ru.
Sunday, Oct. 26
Zenit St. Petersburg returns home for the first time in nearly a month as they host Mordovia Saransk in a Russian Premier League game. Currently at the top of the league thanks to their undefeated start to the season, the northern club hopes to extend the gap between them and second-place CSKA Moscow and win the title for the first time in three years. Tickets are available at the stadium box office or on the club's website.
Monday, Oct. 27
Today marks the end of the art exhibit "Neophobia" at the Erarta Museum. Artists Alexey Semichov and Andrei Kuzmin took a neo-modernist approach to represent the array of fears that are ever-present throughout our lives. Tickets are 200 rubles ($4.90).
Tuesday, Oct. 28
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Richard Baxter & the English Puritans
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Many reasons: Baxter lived through so much of the Puritan era-from 1616 to 1691. He wrote what by many standards is the best record of it, from a personal standpoint, in his autobiography. He was one of the top Puritan leaders of his day, the most successful Puritan pastor, and the most prolific Puritan writer.
From Baxter it is not a far leap into the wide spectrum of opinions, personalities, and experiences that make up English Puritanism as a whole, including one of its abiding characteristics: the belief that all real theology is practical theology. The Puritans were certainly not without their faults, but as Dr. J.I. Packer told us, in all of their diversity and adversity, their triumphs and setbacks, two very deep concerns emerge: how to be holy and how to be human.
Inside this issue you'll find:
- A Pen in God's Hand - Richard Baxter wrote, preached, taught, and visited his way to become the model pastor.
- Physicians of the Soul - A conversation with J.I. Packer about the nature of Puritanism and its continuing legacy.
- The Puritan Moses - Believing he was on a mission from God, Oliver Cromwell became both military genius and lawgiver.
- The Original Puritan Work Ethic - By valuing all of life in relation to God, Puritans gave sacred significance to every activity.
- Richard & Margaret - Difficult man + difficult woman = model marriage.
- The Cost of Pilgrimage - After the Restoration, Protestants persecuted Protestants like never before.
On the Record: The Character of an Old English Puritan - The classic description of Puritanism from a 1646 tract.
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Week 5 rewind: Age is just a number
EYE CANDYWe're not just watching the field on Sunday. NFL cheerleaders provide the perfect sideshow.
There was pink in his uniform as part of the NFL's Breast Cancer Awareness campaign.
He wore orange gloves — potential NFL fine, be damned — to honor his ailing head coach Chuck Pagano.
And with a touch of grey, 33-year-old Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne enjoyed his greatest NFL performance Sunday during a wild 30-27 victory over Green Bay.
Since entering the league in 2001, Wayne has enjoyed games where he caught more passes for more yards and touchdowns. He's won a Super Bowl. But none of these outings came under more emotional circumstances than in the first contest Indianapolis had played since Pagano was hospitalized after being diagnosed with leukemia.
Wayne tallied 13 receptions for 212 yards and one touchdown as Indianapolis overcame a 21-3 deficit. Wayne wasn't working with a veteran quarterback like Peyton Manning, either. This was with rookie Andrew Luck, who is growing up quickly thanks to the presence of a veteran like Wayne.
Wayne made a spectacular one-handed grab in the second quarter wearing the orange gloves, spotlighting the color designated for leukemia-awareness endeavors.
He snared five more passes on the game-winning drive. Two of them went for first downs on unfavorable scenarios of third-and-nine and third-and-12. And he saved the best for last with a four-yard touchdown catch that put the Colts ahead with 35 seconds remaining.
Wayne felt fortunate he had the chance to honor Pagano, someone he has known since his college days when both were at the University of Miami.
"I said to myself I was going to lay it all out on the line. They were going to have to carry me off, the old Winslow Senior," said Wayne, referring to Hall of Fame tight end Kellen Winslow's legendary performance in a San Diego-Miami playoff game 30 years ago.
Ironically, there seemed a strong chance in March that Wayne wouldn't be playing for Pagano in 2012. Wayne was an unrestricted free agent and the Colts were in rebuilding mode. Indianapolis, though, made a surprisingly high three-year, $17.5 million contract offer to keep Wayne in the fold to accelerate Luck's NFL development.
Wayne has proven worth every penny with 36 receptions for 506 yards in the Colts' first four games.
"I think the orange gloves were everywhere," Luck told Colts media afterward. "I felt like there were eight pairs of those out there on the field.
"I told him after the game he was the best football player I've ever played with. His leadership at halftime, on the field, before the last drive . . . I think I learned a lot from him from watching him operate. I'm very fortunate and blessed to be on a team with him."
Wayne wasn't the only 30-something player to shine on Sunday. Here are some others — in order from oldest to youngest:
37: Baltimore inside linebacker Ray Lewis. Yeah, I know. Lewis isn't the same dominating defender he once was. That doesn't mean he's shot. Lewis had his second 10-tackle game of the season in a 9-6 road victory over Kansas City as Baltimore's defense rebounded from an awful first half to dominate the Chiefs in the second.
36: Atlanta Falcons tight end Tony Gonzalez. Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan isn't the only one benefitting from the offseason change to Dirk Koetter as Atlanta's offensive coordinator. Gonzalez enjoyed one of the most productive games in his Hall of Fame career with 13 catches for 123 yards and a touchdown in a 24-17 victory at Washington. Gonzalez had planned to retire at the end of the season, but games like this are reasons to reconsider.
34: Pittsburgh outside linebacker James Harrison. He didn't register a sack during a 16-14 victory over Philadelphia. But with three quarterback hurries, Harrison helped reinvigorate a Steelers defense that sorely missed his pass-rush presence when he missed the first three games following knee surgery.
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31: New England wide receiver Wes Welker. Although his age may have kept Welker from scoring a long-term contract extension from the Patriots during the offseason, it hasn't slowed his re-emergence in New England's offense. The Patriots jumped to a 24-point lead en route to a 31-21 victory over Denver with Welker registering 10 of his 13 catches in the first 2-1/2 quarters. Welker is now tied for third place in NFL history with Houston's Andre Johnson for the most career games of 10-plus catches with 15.
31: Chicago weak-side linebacker Lance Briggs and cornerback Charles "Peanut" Tillman. They became the first defensive players on the same team to both return interceptions for touchdowns in consecutive weeks during a 41-3 laugher at Jacksonville.
And now, here's a look at Sunday's games involving players and coaches of all ages:
Seattle 16, Carolina 12: During the upcoming bye week, Panthers coaches must find the kryptonite that is negatively affecting their so-called Superman. Cam Newton's surprisingly shoddy second NFL season continued with a brutal home performance. He was 5 of 20 passing for 55 yards through the first three quarters. He short-hopped an incompletion to open tight end Ben Hartsock in the end zone on a fourth-and-goal in the fourth quarter. And a chance to lead a last-minute comeback ended when Newton was stripped by Seahawks rookie linebacker Bruce Irvin with 41 seconds remaining. Seahawks rookie quarterback Russell Wilson also was struggling entering the game but he rebounded with a career-high 221 yards and one touchdown on 19-of-25 passing. That performance should at least temporarily silence critics who said Wilson should be replaced by veteran backup Matt Flynn. Seattle's defense has now gone two games without surrendering a touchdown.
Chicago 41, Jacksonville 3: The second-half collapses continue for the Jaguars, who surrendered 38 unanswered points after entering halftime tied at 3-3. The Jaguars have no offensive identity and second-year quarterback Blaine Gabbert isn't getting the job done. The defense was poor as well, with Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall (12 catches for 144 yards, one touchdown) exploiting gaping holes in the middle of Jacksonville's secondary. And who was the genius that opted for Jaguars players to wear black jerseys at home on an 88-degree day?
Minnesota 30, Tennessee 7: With 4-1 Minnesota's surprising success, Percy Harvin may finally start getting more national respect as one of the NFL's most dangerous offensive players. The versatile Harvin scored on both a run and a reception against the overmatched Titans defense. The rout also featured more outstanding play by a Vikings defense that limited Tennessee to a mere five first downs through the first 51 minutes. Titans running back Chris Johnson (15 carries for 24 yards, one lost fumble) bombed for the fourth time in five games. Tennessee must hope the return of wide receiver Kenny Britt (ankle) provides a future spark for a listless offense.
NFL fans are a special breed, and they bring their own brand of craziness on game day.
San Francisco 45, Buffalo 3: Be warned, New England and Miami. The 49ers have now outscored the first two AFC East opponents they've faced (Buffalo and the New York Jets) by a 79-3 margin in consecutive weeks. Everything clicked offensively for San Francisco against a Bills squad that looks like it has mentally checked out on the season already. Since holding a 14-7 lead at halftime in Week 4 against New England, the Bills have gotten outscored 83-24 and outgained 979-401. The biggest dogs remain Buffalo's two highest-paid players — defensive end Mario Williams (two tackles, no sacks) and quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick (126 passing yards, one interception).
New England 31, Denver 21: I love the emphasis on the running attack from Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels. Stevan Ridley became the first Patriots rusher since 2007 to post consecutive 100-yard games. Brandon Bolden and Danny Woodhead also contributed to New England's 251-yard effort on the ground. The ground game is taking pressure off both quarterback Tom Brady and a Patriots defense that still has a suspect secondary. Patriots outside linebacker Rob Ninkovich has now forced three fumbles in the past two games with two strips on Sunday. Denver running back Willis McGahee was Sunday's goat by dropping a fourth-down pass and fumbling with 3:42 remaining to end his team's comeback hopes. There's a bigger problem in Denver, though. The Broncos have now lost three games after falling too far behind early for Peyton Manning to work his comeback magic.
New York Giants 41, Cleveland 27: A source told me that he expects Jimmy Haslam will be a "hands-on" owner when his purchase of the Browns becomes official later this month. That doesn't bode well for the front office or coaching staff after an 0-5 start under the current regime. Not all is bad for the Browns, however. Running back Trent Richardson is a star in the making and fellow rookie Brandon Weeden has greatly improved at quarterback since a gruesome Week 1 debut. Rookie wide receiver Josh Gordon (two touchdowns versus the Giants) also is playing well enough to supplant the inconsistent Greg Little as a starter. But a defense missing suspended cornerback Joe Haden remains a train wreck. New York became the first NFL team in 52 seasons to field a 200-yard rusher (Ahmad Bradshaw) and receiver with three touchdown catches (Victor Cruz) in the same game. The Giants also have two rookies who enjoyed their own coming-out party on Sunday — wide receiver Ruben Randle (six catches for 82 yards) and running back David Wilson (40-yard touchdown run).
STAR POWERWho needs Hollywood? If you want to see celebrities, just check out the stands at an NFL game.
Baltimore 9, Kansas City 6: A warning to those Chiefs fans happy that Brady Quinn will seemingly get the chance to replace Matt Cassel at quarterback: be careful what you wish for. There's a reason Quinn hasn't started since 2009 despite ample opportunities to win the position in Cleveland and Denver earlier in his NFL career. Then again, the Chiefs (1-4) weren't going anywhere under Cassel as the Geno Smith watch begins. The Ravens (4-1) lead the AFC North but have not impressed on the road against Kansas City on Sunday or at Philadelphia (a 24-23 loss in Week 2). That must change in Week 7 at Houston in a game that could help determine future playoff seeding and home-field advantage. Before then, Baltimore will host Dallas next Sunday.
Miami 17, Cincinnati 13: Are these really the same Dolphins that looked like sad sacks on "Hard Knocks" less than two months ago? The defense did an outstanding job stuffing Cincinnati's potent offense, especially considering the injuries in Miami's secondary. Dolphins rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill also continues to improve each week as Miami rebounded from two straight overtime losses. With the New York Jets and Buffalo struggling, Miami is looking like the second-best team in the AFC East. More bad news for the Bengals: Backup running back Bernard Scott is believed to have torn his anterior cruciate ligament. Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis has built a playoff-caliber team but he should be second-guessed for two questionable decisions. Lewis chose to kick an extra point after a touchdown made it 17-12 with 14:15 remaining, rather than going for two in an attempt to get within a field goal. Then Lewis opted for what proved an unsuccessful 41-yard Mike Nugent field goal attempt with 3:05 left even though the Bengals were down four.
Atlanta 24, Washington 17: The Redskins figured Robert Griffin III had suffered a concussion when he couldn't remember the score or quarter after a vicious forearm hit by Atlanta linebacker Sean Witherspoon. Griffin and the Redskins now wish they could forget an eighth consecutive home loss dating back to last season. Washington must decide whether to replace kicker Billy Cundiff after he missed a field goal for the fourth time in the last two games. The pass-first Falcons ran 81 plays compared to 48 for the Redskins. Atlanta cornerback Dunta Robinson (six tackles, one interception, two passes defensed and a half-sack) is playing at a Pro Bowl level.
Pittsburgh 16, Philadelphia 14: In his 2012 debut, running back Rashard Mendenhall (81 yards) nearly became Pittsburgh's leading rusher for the season. His return helped lead a balanced Steelers attack that controlled the clock for 33:31. Eagles quarterback Michael Vick did his part to help Pittsburgh with three fumbles, raising his season total to eight. The Steelers may have a problem at safety going forward, however, as Troy Polamalu aggravated a calf injury that forced him to miss the previous two games while backup Ryan Mundy could be facing NFL discipline after an illegal hit to an opponent's helmet for the second consecutive game.
Indianapolis 30, Green Bay 27: The absence of wide receiver Greg Jennings may be hurting Green Bay's offense, but it was the defense that couldn't hold an 18-point lead. The secondary problems that surfaced in Week 4 against New Orleans weren't corrected against Indianapolis, even with the Colts fielding an offensive line held together by duct tape. A 2-4 start for a preseason Super Bowl favorite isn't out of the question with Green Bay having to play next Sunday night at Houston (4-0).
New Orleans 31, San Diego 24: With a first-quarter strike to Devery Henderson, Saints quarterback Drew Brees quickly ended any suspense about whether he would set the NFL record for consecutive games with a touchdown pass at 48. Brees, though, was just warming up. He survived San Diego's stiff pass rush and an interception to throw for three more scores. Henderson (eight catches for 123 yards) and fellow wideout Marques Colston (nine catches, 131 yards, three scores) carried the receiving load with Lance Moore out and Jimmy Graham hobbled by a sprained ankle suffered in the second quarter. If their involvement in the bounty scandal was serious enough to warrant lengthy suspensions, why would the NFL allow Sean Payton, Joe Vitt and Mickey Loomis to attend Sunday night's game to see Brees break the record? Maybe there's a good explanation. But just like with the entire bounty investigation, we're waiting to hear it.
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Ok don't think I'm crazy and this may be a weird question but has anyone ever used PBW to clean a coffee machine ? I don't mean the pot I mean the machine like a drip coffee machine ie. cuisinart. I don't want to poison my family so I figured I'd ask here before joining a coffee forum for 1 question.
Get some DipIt. I use it in my coffee maker. It cleans it out really well and removes hard water deposits. With out it, because the water where I live is so hard, I'd have to get a new coffee maker every 2 months.
The coffee tastes a lot better after using it. Never used PBW. If you have a nice coffee machine don't take the cleanable parts out and put them in the dishwasher. My wife did that once broke a $100 coffee maker.
Vinegar and water descales and cleans out coffee makers. It's safe and vinegar is cheap. Just run a pot or two of clean water through the machine to rinse.
Vinegar is best. Just buy one of the gallons of "distilled white vinegar" at the grocery store for $2.
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They didn't tell their full names, but they told their story.
Sitting in front of hundreds of concerned citizens in a packed Perkasie fire hall, Larry and Terry retold the events of what had been a hellacious, but not uncommon, weekend.
"In a 72-hour period, we were in Grand View Hospital twice," Larry said, speaking about his son's visits to the hospital's emergency room after overdosing on heroin. "He walked away from voluntary treatment the first time (and again) on Saturday… Later, we went up to his bedroom and found him curled up in a ball with a needle and blood trickling down his arm."
After the second life-threatening overdose, Larry said he signed a 302 form for his son, enacting an involuntary commitment to a care facility that is usually reserved for individuals suffering severely enough from mental illness that they present a danger to themselves or others.
Larry spoke in a matter-of-fact manner, as he and his wife, Terry, explained that weekend's events were just the latest in a cycle of addiction that has been going on for years.
"He's been injecting himself with bath salts for years. He's been in and out of the health care system and in and out of jail," Larry said.
Terry added that she no longer saw much of the son she knew before his addiction.
"It's not the person I knew a long time ago. You get glimpses, but you don't get more than that," Terry said. "I have found our son many times almost dead, once clutching a note."
The parents were part of a panel organized by the Perkasie Borough Quality of Life Committee, in conjunction with Penn Foundation, a behavioral health services center based in Sellersville, to address the concerns of heroin and drug addiction in the Pennridge community. They were joined on stage by Gordon Hornig, Penn Foundation's mobile engagement director; Steve Hillias, chief of the Perkasie Police Department; and Rob Frankil, owner of Sellersville Pharmacy.
The panelists took turns sharing their expertise on how to stem the growing drug crisis, speaking to an audience in the Perkasie Fire Co.'s main hall that was so large late-comers were turned away.
Hornig told the audience that the problem was not one that was unique to Upper Bucks County, and that community-based solutions provide key measures to prevention.
"The problem isn't just here in Perkasie," Hornig said. "You think you can send (addicts) away and they'll come back better, but the same problem is going to happen over and over because the addiction is there as well."
Hornig emphasized interpersonal relationships as the first line of defense.
"Prevention can be in the form of taking a bold step to getting loved ones into treatment," Hornig said. "Ninety-five percent of people involved in addiction don't realize they have an addiction."
Hornig said that a variety of treatment options existed, ranging from educational seminars at the Penn Foundation, to in-patient and out-patient treatment programs at various providers, up to the drastic measure of calling police on a loved one.
Hillias also explored the possibilities of exercising that option, adding that it may serve as a wake-up call while minimizing the risk of developing a criminal record, if done under certain circumstances.
"It's a heck of a thing to call the cops on your child," Hillias said. "But it may buy you the time you need to impress upon your loved one to get the treatment they need."
Hillias said that if the individual was a first-time offender, who was behaving nonviolently and had only enough substance to be considered a personal amount, that they would likely not leave the house in handcuffs. He added that they would likely be eligible for a variety of county programs designed to get an individual into treatment and leave them without a criminal record.
Hillias also spoke on the efforts of law enforcement, calling the drug trade one best solved when both the supply and demand sides of the equation are being reduced.
"By making arrests and seizing inventory, we lower the supply of drugs out there," Hillias said, adding that the demand side was where the bulk of prevention lay. "Through treatment programs, the demand is lower, and drug dealers have less customers."
Hillias said the community could do its part by reporting suspicious activities, and added that his department had recently made an arrest of what they believed to be a heroin dealer after being tipped by an anonymous caller. He added that disposing of extra medicine at the police station or during drug giveback days was also important in diminishing drug supplies.
"I urge everyone in the community to look into the medicine cabinet, and get any old or expired medications out of your house," Hillias said, adding that his department had established a drug drop-off box. "We'll get them out of the community."
Frankil, who has owned the Sellersville Pharmacy for 25 years, said he knows firsthand that there are an abundance of unneeded prescription pills in the community.
"Most heroin addicts start with pills," Frankil said. "Where do they come from? Pharmacies, unfortunately."
Frankil said pharmacists are fighting an uphill battle to try and keep pills out of the community, due to what he called "gray areas" in the ability of doctors to provide scripts. While pharmacists in the area often communicate to identify individuals who "doctor or pharmacy shopped" to spread around their subscriptions, Frankil said it was more difficult to identify doctors who write too many scripts.
"If someone was in a car accident a year ago and has a chronic condition, do they need 30, 60 tablets a month? They may walk in and say 180," Frankil said. "Unfortunately, there's money to be made by selling extras on the street."
Frankil added that while some doctors who run "pill mills" have been shut down, there are many who simply over prescribe. Frankil said it's important to dispose of any extra pills.
"There's a habit, especially among emergency room doctors and dentists, to prescribe 30 pills and most people don't take them all," Frankil said. "If you hold on to them, someone could find them, and then they get diverted (to illegal uses)."
The panel also took anonymous audience questions following their presentation. One dealt with the influence of marijuana, in light of legalization efforts around the country.
"It's typically a gateway drug," Hornig said. "Seventy-six percent of addicts use marijuana, and alcohol is a close second."
Hornig suggested continuing to educate youth on the fact that the drug is illegal, despite changing legislation in other states.
Each panelist emphasized that the most important tool to battle drug use and addiction was to have the courage to act, whether it be having an intervention for a loved one or seeking appropriate resources.
For Larry and Terry, the realization that a center like the Penn Foundation was available to assist in not only treatment, but with information on how to finance treatments, offered them a ray of light in otherwise dark times.
"(Hornig) presented us and our son with help. They have answers and options," Larry said. "There's no guarantee of a complete cure or recovery, but there's a guarantee that there are people who care."
Penn Foundation: pennfoundation.org, 215-257-6551. Perkasie Police Department: perkasiepd.org, 267-517-0099 for anonymous tip line.
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Vanderbilt Industries acquires Siemens' Security Products business to boost its position in the European security systems market through a wider and more comprehensive range of products and solutions. Scott Goldfine · October 20, 2014
Places of worship are oftentimes easy targets for crooks. Dealers will need to understand the unique needs of these facilities in order to successfully meet the client's security and purchasing requirements. By Greag Mills · October 17, 2014
Honeywell reports strong organic sales and double-digit earnings growth during the 3rd quarter. The Automation and Control Solutions segment that includes the security and safety businesses did particularly well with a 9% sales increase (vs. 5% overall). Hence, Honeywell is raising its EPS projections 11%-12%. Scott Goldfine · October 17, 2014
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Philanthropy and nonprofits have kept the consequences of across-the-board federal budget cuts largely invisible to tourists traveling through the country's national parks this summer.
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CHEYENNE — Grand Teton National Park officials on Wednesday announced several changes to the park's annual elk hunt, including the closing of an area where a grizzly bear mauled an elk hunter in 2011 and where two elk hunters killed a grizzly that charged them last fall.
Grand Teton cuts speed but sees more roadkill
JACKSON, Wyo. — The number of animals struck by vehicles in Grand Teton National Park rose last year despite a speed limit reduction on the park's main road.
Federal budget cuts delay Yellowstone opening, close Grand Teton visitor centers
CODY, WYO. — Being among the first to enter Yellowstone National Park each spring is a badge of pride worn by many die-hard locals as well as thousands of visitors from across the country. But the park's early birds will have to wait a week or two longer this year, thanks to across-the-board…
Investigators probe Grand Teton grizzly killing
MOOSE, Wyo. — Investigators at Grand Teton National Park are continuing to probe last week's killing of a charging grizzly bear by members of an elk-hunting party.
Elk hunt begins in Grand Teton National Park
JACKSON, Wyo. — Elk hunting has kicked off in two units east of the Snake River in Grand Teton National Park.
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JACKSON HOLE, Wyo. — Rangers who received reports about fallen climber say they've spotted a motionless body in Grand Teton National Park in northwest Wyoming.
Teton guard accused of lying about assault
JACKSON — A park concessionaire security guard at Grand Teton National Park has been charged with filing a false report over an alleged assault near Jackson Lake Lodge.
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LANDER -- A veteran member of Teton County Search and Rescue responding to a snowmobile accident was killed Wednesday in a helicopter crash on Togwotee Pass.
Teton Natl. Park elk harvest lower than years past
JACKSON, Wyo. - Grand Teton officials say the national park's elk reduction program has harvested 28 percent fewer animals this year compared to the same time last year.
Hunter cited for killing bison in Grand Teton Park
JACKSON — A 48-year-old Idaho hunter is accused of illegally killing a bull bison in Grand Teton National Park.
Grand Teton major rescue tally nears single-year record
LANDER, Wyo. — When Laura Mason's controlled slide Thursday on a snowfield on 11,901-foot Nez Perce Peak sped out of control until she collided with rocks below, she became the 27th major rescue in Grand Teton National Park this year.
Grand Teton closes popular climb
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Grand Teton rangers warn of avalanches and runoff
JACKSON — Grand Teton National Park rangers are warning visitors to be wary of the dual danger of avalanches and spring runoff from the up to 60 feet of snow that fell in the mountains this winter.
Grand Teton National Park sees more vehicle-animal crashes
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By Stephen Balzac
Author Stephen Balzac offers ways businesses can increase revenue and attract more clients with his 7 Steps Ahead philosophy. Whether you're trying to hire the right people or get your team on track, this is the place for accurate, useful information. Stephen is an expert on leadership and organizational development, a consultant and professional speaker, and author of "The 36-Hour Course in Organizational Development," published by McGraw-Hill, and a contributing author to volume one of "Ethics and Game Design: Teaching Values Through Play." Contact Steve at email@example.com.
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