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Kitchen Science question- "gravy" thickening, crock potting, etc...
- e_bone Jul 28, 2010 12:26 PM
So last night I made some VERY good Colorado/Denver style Green Chile. I like the "gravy" style we make here in Denver as it stays inside a breakfast burrito better.
I've used a dozen different techniques over the years and have never been THRILLED with my resutls but I think I'm close now. I browned and removed my unseasoned, un-floured pork in vegetable oil. I think threw in what I call the Mexican Mirepoix: onions, garlic and finely chopped serrano peppers. I sweated these in the same fat with salt until they had given up some liquid and were beginning to color. Okay.. time to roux it up... I added flour and stirred to mix... I moved this around for a few minutes until I figured the flour taste was gone and then whisked in my hot stock. Classic soup techniques everyone knows, loves, uses and thanks the French for, right? As this thickened I added my green chiles... then my reserved pork... then some other "stuff"... and let it return to barely a simmer and stewed it for just a bit to make sure I had my consistency down correctly. All was good... rich, glossy gravy!
So.. into the crock pot for slow cooking to finish the pork. I let it stew on WARM (not low, not high, just warm) until morning (about 8 hours). The pork was fabulous- fall apart.. but I've lost 50% of my "Graviness"! Much of the fat broke from sauce and was sitting on top.. the gravy had become much more watery...
What happened? How do you keep a roux-based sauce together during long, low, slow cooking? Is it impossible? If not- did I have too much fat to flour ratio? I know I didn't overcook my roux (ie: from cajun food experience I know a dark roux will not thicken nearly as well as a blonde one).
It is impossible to prevent to my knowledge. The longer a starch like flour is cooked, no matter what color stage it is at when you add liquid, the more the starch proteins break down. That's why a very dark roux does not thicken as well as a light roux as you stated. The same thing happened in your dish because of the length of time the flour cooked even though you did not achieve a dark roux at the beginning. You didn't do anything wrong, you just expected too much. :-)
In the future you can thicken at the end with a cornstarch slurry or tapioca if you feel the need, but my instincts tell me you already know that. The result will be slightly different as cornstarch and tapioca tend to be glossy and for lack of a better term, thicker and smoother, but it might give you what you want.
You are getting inconsistent results because of the length of time the flour is being cooked. The thickening power of the flour starts breaking down after 4-5 hours. If you want to put in flour early, Cook's Illustrated suggests using tapioca flour instead of wheat flour with a slow cooker.
Another way you could do it is to thicken the sauce at the end of cooking with a slurry of flour and water or corn starch and water. This gives the advantage of being able to defat the sauce before thickening it. You are cooking pork, there is going to be a lot of fat that probably should be removed.
I suppose I really should have read Shaw Olivers post before posting my own but I added a tiny bit more info.
By the way, here is a link to "The Cook's Thesaurus" reference on starch thickeners. http://www.foodsubs.com/ThickenStarch...
Here is one on all around thickeners. http://www.foodsubs.com/Thicken.html
re: Hank Hanover
"I suppose I really should have read Shaw Olivers post..."
Nope, you explained it much more clearly, I think. :-)
re: Shaw Oliver
Very kind of you, thanks.
re: Hank Hanover
Good explanations and resource links. Thanks much! Makes perfect sense.... I suppose I was confused by my knowledge of restaurants that make a chowder and then leave it on a steam table all day... it turns into paste as all the water evaporates and the thickening is compounded... thought my gravy should do the same thing but the crock pot I suppose is *not* a steam table as the temp is probably much higher than the ~200 deg a steam table creates?
re: e_bone
Crock pot temp isn't that far off but there is a lid to prevent evaporation on a crock pot.
re: monavano
You beat me to it. That's what I popped in to say. I've never had it fail, and it is what I think of immediately when I want "gravy" of any sort
That being said, I also think that the ideas from Shaw Oliver and Hank Hanover are excellent.
The juice from your pork is leaching into your gravy.
Cook your pork in the original mirepoix and stock. Reduce and thicken with roux at the end.
Wondra flour is good to keep on hand for slurries, since it will not clump when mixed with milk, water, broth, etc., and makes a smooth gravy. If you thicken with cornstarch don't use really high heat to reheat, which will destroy its thickening power. You could also try instant mashed potato flakes, which thicken well and seem to hold better.
"How do you keep a roux-based sauce together during long, low, slow cooking? Is it impossible?"
*roo* doesn't traditionally go in for long and slow cooking. the true magic of cajun gravy thickness is okra - it's wonderful for long and slow but keep it in muslin so you can fish it out at the end if you don't like it's slimy texture.
I don't use a roux at all in my chile verde. I buy the large packs of corn tortillas, cut them up in three ways - quartered for chips, in strips, and chopped up fine. I put in the chopped up ones while cooking - at least 30 minutes before the end, and that thickens up the chile quite well - not to a glop - but gives it some definition. Then I deep fat fry the strips and chips and serve the chille with the strips. The chips are for apps or the side, along with some guac and salsa. The fried strips gives the chille some heft - even if the chille itself is a little soupy - like crackers. I also add the chopped cilantro and toasted/ground up cumin at about the same time as the chopped tortilla chips - all towards the end - which has nothing to do with thickening, but it's really good!
re: applehome
or just add a masa harina slurry toward the end of cooking.
The problem comes from slow cooking the pork in the sauce. I typically slow cook a six pound shoulder roast in barely enough apple juice to come 1/3 of the way up the side of the meat, but when it has roasted for four to six hours in a slow oven, the liquid will be fully up to the top of the meat!
So for your pork, I suggest you do NOT thicken your sauce before slow cooking the pork in it, then thickening afterward. There's just no reliable way of estimating how much thickening agent you need before hand because different roasts (of the same cut) will yield different amounts of liquid. So thicken after. Good luck!
re: Caroline1
hello caroline, as i had previously posted, okra would work as a long and slow thickener - i'm guessing the OP wants the gravy to be infused with flavors that develop throughout the entire cooking process as opposed to capturing all the flavor at the end with a roux.
re: epabella
And okra would certainly work as a way to add viscosity to a sauce, but it also adds a flavor of its own that is not the first thing that pops into my mind when I think of a southwestern chile stew. I do use okra in "cajun" (for want of a better word) and Middle Eastern cooking, and it can produce delicious results. But the "texture" of the sauce is quite different. Viscous, as opposed to thickened. Anyway, for a southwestern chile style "gravy" I would go with a buerre manie, as someone else has already suggested, or I might even try dropping some dry torn corn tortillas in a whirling blender to produce a "flour" to use for a thickener in the sauce. With really good corn tortillas this can not only thicken the sauce but give an underscore to the southwestern theme.
re: Caroline1
Rereading the OP I think he wants to stick with flour based thickening as much as possible (the Denver style green chile gravy). I don't know about the 'roux breaking down' with long cooking theory. My guess is that the pork gave up its juices and fat (he did not specify the cut,l did he?). This would have produced the fat floating on top, and a thinner sauce.
In this case I'd skim the fat, and adjust the thickening with buerre Manie or the masa slurry. Another option is to cook it a while longer with the lid off to evaporate some of the excess liquid - this may have to be done in a regular pot with more heat than that produced by the crock pot.
re: paulj
Just for the record and not necessarily to split hares or otherwise harm a bunny, pulverizing corn tortillas in a blender and adding them to the sauce is the equivalent of adding a masa slurry without adding extra liquid. You just stir the powdered tortillas into the sauce with a whisk and stir. They will not lump, but they will thicken the sauce. It's the same principle as using crushed gingersnaps to thicken the gravy of saurbraten.
re: paulj
So Paulj that takes us back to the original question (not stated well)... does the quality of flour (roux) as a thickening agent dissapate over time with low heat or did the composition of my stew change and therefore the "thickness" was diluted? In culinary terms: did my sauce 'break"?
You may very well be on to something when you discuss the fat rendered into the sauce through slow cooking -I used fairly fatty sirloin chops and therefore perhaps lost consitency because of it.
To frame the question and avoid the thread drift- I'm not trying to figure out how to thicken a sauce! I know how to thicken things in a variety of ways. I'm asking about fundamental kitchen science and the thickening qualities of flour based roux.
I will most definitely avoid thickening and then stewing in the future but really wanted to understand why it didn't work from the fundamental background of the material properties.
As per what transpired... I'm GUESSING that I had both issues in play... flour proteins breaking apart over time and also a breakdown of my roux based on balance: whereas my original suspension was perfect, solid fat was rendered and upset the balance of flour to fat... thus yielding sauce that was overly thin (and the pooling fat on top).
re: e_bone
I'm not sure that the fat to flour ratio is critical in your gravy. As I understand it, the purpose of the fat is to coat the starch particles so that they don't clump when the liquid is added. The individual particles can then absorb the moisture and remain in suspension. Alton Brown has illustrated this in various episodes.
Remember that there are other ways of producing this suspension, for example starting with a cold slurry. The slurry approach is used most often with corn starch, but will also work with wheat flour.
When you add further fat to the sauce, whether by pouring in oil, or rendering it from the meat, it isn't going to mix with the sauce unless you stir it in.
There are sauces that do depend on a fat emulsion, but those don't involve starches (though starch may be added to increase stability). But those do use a roux.
re: e_bone
I think that almost anytime you cook with pork, you are going to have excess fat that will need to be removed which is reason enough to thicken at the end.
Yes, the problem is the cooking time. The starch granules in the gravy are going to break down over the course of 8 hours. Also, the meat is going to release water into the gravy (remember you are cooking the meat for 8 hours to break down the proteins in it). If using cornstarch at the on of the cooking process is not to your liking (mine neither) what you can do is slow cook the meat in the liquid for 8 hours, then after is cooked, remove the meat from the liquid, make your roux, add the cooking liquid, get the viscosity you want, add back the meat to the thickened liquid and serve. Hope this works.


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Anderson, Ruth Matilda Hispanic Costume 1480-1530. The Hispanic Society of America. New York, 1979.
Avellaneda, Ignacio Los Sobreviventes de la Florida: The Survivors of the De Soto Expedition. University of Florida Libraries, Gainesville, 1990.
Blanchard, Charles E. New Worlds, Old Songs. Institute of Archaeology and Pleoenvironmental Studies, Gainesville, 1995.
*Brown, Robin C. Florida's First People. Pineapple Press, Sarasota, 1994.
*Clayton, Knight, and Moore; editors The De Soto Chronicles. Volumes 1 and 2. University of Alabama Press, Tuscaloosa, 1993.
*Covey, Cyclone. Cabeza de Vaca's Adventures in the Unknown Interior of America. University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque, 1983.
Dickenson, Samuel "De Soto and the Law" The Arkansas Historical Quarterly 49, No. 4 (Winter 1990): 297-312.
*Duncan, David Ewing Hernando de Soto: A Savage Quest of the Americas. University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, 1996.
*Ewen, Charles R. and John H. Hann Hernando de Soto Among the Apalachee. University Press of Florida, Gainesville, 1998.
*Hudson, Charles M. Knights of Spain, Warriors of the Sun. University Press of Georgia, Athens, 1998.
Landers, Jane. Black Society in Spanish Florida. University of Illinois Press, Chicago, 1999.
*Lavender, David. De Soto, Coronado, Cabrillo: Explorers of the Northern Mystery. National Park Service, Washington, 1992.
Leon-Portilla, Miguel The Broken Spears: The Aztec Account of the Conquest of Mexico. Beacon Press, Boston, 1992.
*Milanich, Jerald T. Florida Indians and the Invasion from Europe. University Press of Florida, Gainesville, 1995.
*Milanich, Jerald T. and Charles Hudson Hernando de Soto and the Indians of Florida. University Press of Florida, Gainesville, 1993.
*Milanich, Jerald T. and Susan Milbrath, editors First Encounters: Spanish Exploration in the Caribbean and United States, 1492-1570. University Press of Florida. Gainesville, 1997.
*Milanich, Jerald T. Laboring in the Fields of the Lord: Spanish Missions and Southeastern Indians. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, 1999.
Minta, Stephen Aguirre: The Re-Creation of a Sixteenth Century Journey Across South America. Henry Holt & Company, New York, 1995.
Nicholl, Charles The Creature in the Map: A Journey to El Dorado. William Morrow & Company, New York, 1995.
Perez-Mallanina, Pablo E. Spain's Men of the Sea: Daily Life on the Indies Fleets in the Sixteenth Century. Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 1998.
Sloan, David "The Expedition of Hernando de Soto: A Port-Mortem Report Part 1" The Arkansas Historical Quarterly 51, No. 1 (Spring 1992): 1-29.
Sloan, David "The Expedition of Hernando de Soto: A Port-Mortem Report Part 2" The Arkansas Historical Quarterly 51, No. 4 (Winter 1992): 297-327.
Thomas, Hugh Conquest: Montequma, Cortez, and the Fall of Old Mexico. Touchstone, New York, 1993.
de la Vega, Garcilasco; translated by John and Jeanette Varner The Florida of the Inca. University of Texas Press, Austin, 1988.
Wise, Terence and Angus McBride The Conquistadors. Osprey Military Men-at-Arms Series, 1992.
*Young, Gloria A., and Michael P. Hoffman. The Expedition of Hernando de Soto West of the Mississippi, 1541-1543. University of Arkansas Press, Fayetteville, 1992.
*Indicates availability for purchase from the De Soto National Memorial bookstore.
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Change is a strange bedfellow. Especially in the NFL. One day your sheets are red and gold and and the next day you're two sheets to the wind and hanging in the breeze. In this faster-than-a-Tweeting-bullet world of commitment changes, owners make decisions based on perceived notions of great and bad based on nothing more than the unfamiliar universe beyond their own noses.
On Monday morning Clark Hunt, owner of the Kansas City Chiefs, has done just that, vilifying an employee who was too far away from his own sphere of comfort, thereby relegating him to the distant planet of the unknown and unacceptable. Hunt didn't fire Haley because he's a bad coach; he fired him because he doesn't know any better.
In the meantime Hunt erroneously aligns himself with the man who's responsible for the continued devolution of his club. Just ask Scott Pioli himself and he'll tell you, the buck stops with him.
I wish Hunt could see who is more at fault in this situation. However, the NFL doesn't work that way of course. Owners hire GMs… to hire coaches… and give them a minimum of a couple of chances to turn the ship in the right direction. The problem is, this was less Todd Haley's doing and more Scott Pioli's.
Whether you side with Haley or not, ask yourself the question, if Haley was 100% at fault in this situation… who hired him? And the bigger question is… why did Scott Pioli hire Todd Haley in the first place?
Pioli can't argue now that he didn't know Haley was a hot head. Haley's temper was public knowledge. He can't argue now that he wasn't aware that Haley had Super Bowl-strong opinions about player personnel. He can't argue that now that Haley was unbendingly offensive minded.
More Hunt Fires And Misses after the jump
If Clark Hunt and Scott Pioli fired Todd Haley because he was inconsistent… we know they don't mean… if Haley consistently lost… they'd be satisfied. So, it can only mean one thing when they say they fired him for being inconsistent… they fired him for losing.
GMs and owners don't have to lavish exiting coaches with praise as they did boasting, "Todd Haley is a good football coach." It's absolutely disingenuous. The question then is… why be disingenuous? Unless you ARE disingenuous. This practice of praising an individual who you're severing ties with, is political and done for the sole purpose of making yourself look good to the public eye.
What we're also witnessing is an alpha-male management conflict coming to a head. An organization based on an alpha-male hierarchy can in no way allow for two alpha-males to share… collaborate… and coexist at the top. Clark Hunt is not an alpha-male. However, when he hired Scott Pioli he was buying into a belief system born of the Bill Belichick and Bill Parcells ilk. It basically goes like this: I'm right, you're wrong and my opinion matters most.
Consequently, how can Scott Pioli now claim that someone else is to fault for His (with a capital H) team's overall failure.
Admittedly, if Clark Hunt had fired Scott Pioli on Monday, the hiring of a new GM would have brought a change at the head coaching position, most assuredly. The point is, I think Scott Pioli deserved being sacked more than Todd Haley.
Some writers have been overly generous with their laying blame at the feet of Todd Haley for decisions like keeping Barry Richardson around, cutting Jared Gaither and almost cutting Jamaal Charles two years ago. The problem with that is that the bottom line decision maker has always been, and shall always be, Scott Pioli.
When Bill Parcells was the head coach in Dallas from 2003 to 2006 similar conflicts were ever present and on-going. Looking back, it's a miracle that Jerry Jones and Bill Parcells could finish a conversation without one of them getting in the last word.
What a burden it must be for Scott Pioli, to be the son-in-law of Parcells and the protegee/apprentice of Belichick's. Being a Bob Knight or a Bo Schembechler or a Tony LaRussa has got to be rough going. Especially rough for anyone who gets in their way.
The biggest problem I have with the mis-fire on Clark Hunt's part is that.. so far… Todd Haley's players aren't happy about it. Not at all happy.
Derrick Johnson said,
"I won't say it's no big deal, it's a very big deal for the Kansas City Chiefs right now…. We definitely believed in him. My best wishes are for him, and I hope he does well in the future."
Jackie Battle said,
"We went to the playoffs last year. I mean, that has to mean something. The season didn't go the way we wanted this year, but he's proven he can win in the league."
Brandon Carr Tweeted on Monday,
"Crazy, crazy day. I've seen and been thru so much in these 4yrs. But at the end of the day the motto remains the same: LDC" On Friday Carr had Tweeted, Describe Todd Haley in one word: Fierce"
Did Clark Hunt think for one minutes to ask his own players about what they thought of Coach Haley?
But, it doesn't matter, Scott Pioli's supernova ego will carry him through. He said on Monday that "hiring Todd Haley wasn't a mistake." Of course not, Pioli would never admit he made a mistake. His alpha-stone-age personality won't, and can't, allow him to do that.
Is there anyone still convinced that that the old task-master alpha-male approach will work with today's players when today's players are so much more adept at understanding the business of football and the game itself? Not to mention that so many players are millionaires who are less likely to take that kind of grief.
How can Scott Pioli or Clark Hunt sleep at night knowing they canned the coach of a team they chose to spend 32 million dollars under the cap on? What are they looking for? A shoestring miracle worker? And they thought Tyler Palko would be a good back-up QB?
Somewhere in heaven, Lamar is shaking his head in shame.
One fan's reaction to the firing struck a chord, "Dumb move, the players need to be replaced, not the coach." Getting new players would be the job of who? So, who's not been doing their job?
Another issue with the Todd Haley firing is timing. When questioned, both Hunt and Pioli said it was something that they just started talking about this last week. Obviously, if they decided they were going to go ahead and make the change after this season ended, then they also decided it would be advantageous to go ahead and make the change now instead of waiting.
In reality, they could have waited another year.
Stalwart organizations keep their coaches through thick and thin. That's not always the answer of course but, there are some numbers which back that up.
Take last season, for example. If you add up all the wins and losses for every coach who has coached for 4 years or longer in the league, their record was 121-85 last season. A .587 winning percentage.
If you take all of the coaches who had coached for 3 years or less, their complied record last season was 123-146. A .457 winning percentage.
Now, this may be for games that were played in only one season (2010) but, it does show a pattern. Coaches who have been in the league longer, usually do better. It makes sense.
By firing Todd Haley now, the Chiefs may have missed out on his best years of his service and success, which could have been right around the corner.
Now, we'll never know.
Fans calling for Haley's ouster should be ashamed of themselves too. I may not have agreed with every decision Haley made either but, no one can deny Todd Haley made legitimate and measurable progress… with the players he was given to work with.
Not to worry… "in Pioli we trust"… will deliver the Haley haters.
Now, I'll be hoping that Ralphie… err… I mean Clark… gets a brand new Red Rifle BB gun of his very own next Christmas 2012… and that he has the wherewithal to pull the trigger himself. I just pray that next time he hits the right target.


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The Elite 11 Finals born a quarterback camp has become more akin to a reality
television production spanning five days in which the quarterbacks had roughly
30 live throws in which to be graded in their on field performance. The pace for
each quarterback looked like this:
Thursday - 8 Throws 7v7
Friday - 8 Throws 7v7
Saturday - 8 Throws 7v7
Sunday AM - 4 Throws Redzone
Sunday PM - up to 8 throws, as few as one for two minute drill
It was a pace that tested the patience of the most die-hard recruitniks and scouts in attendance alike. With trips to the beach for a Navy-Seal style bootcamp workout at 4 A.M. and chalk talk sessions behind closed doors, the final television product for ESPN should look spectacular when it airs in early August, but the on-field action was limited.
Here is a condensed look at all five sessions in full high definition, along with my own rankings for the on field performance.
**Disclaimer** Ranking players off of 30 throws at a shorts and t-shirt event after having seen these players for over a year is for entertainment purposes only. Don't expect players to jump up in down in the actual Scout rankings after 30 throws. If you have any questions about specific players and their performances as it relates to Elite 11 or how each player fits to your team, please click here:
1. Shane Morris (Michigan) (HD Video)
The biggest arm at the camp, Morris shook off a rough outing on his first day to steadily improve each week. Morris is capable of making throws that only a few in this class can hope to match. Needs to develop better field vision and consistency.
2. Kevin Olsen (Miami) (HD Video)
Some might question his arm strength, but Olsen always seems to have as much arm as he needs on any given throw. Neck and neck with Morris for the top passer of the week.
3. Asiantii Woulard (USF) (HD Video)
Woulard was fighting a sore groin injury early in the week, but it didn't seem to have any effect on his right arm. Woulard was solid throughout the week, and finished as strong as anyone at the camp.
4. Max Browne (USC) (HD Video)
Browne saved his best for last as he got comfortable. Never spectacular, but Browne always seems to get the job done. He has a terrific makeup. When it's a 3rd and 12, Browne is on my very short list of quarterbacks who I want to have the ball in their hands.
5. Jared Goff (California) (HD Video)
California cool is a good way to describe Goff. He plays the game effortlessly and has a live, wiry arm.
6. Brice Ramsey (Georgia) (HD Video)
An interception on his two-minute drill not withstanding, Ramsey was one of the best performers of the week. Coming from an option offense, Ramsey has a steeper learning curve than most, but he has a better right arm than nearly all.
7. Cooper Bateman (Alabama) (HD Video)
Like The Opening, Bateman got better and better as the week went on. Maybe the safest bet in the entire class of 2013, Bateman has a plus arm and sees the field better than anyone at the event.
8. Anthony Jennings (LSU) (HD Video)
Jennings is a good athlete, but he'd be perfectly comfortable in a 7v7 when he's not allowed to run. In fact, he was perfectly comfortable, and was one of two players to lead his teammates to three touchdowns in four throws during the redzone portion (Del Rio the other).
9. Joshua Dobbs (Arizona State) (HD Video)
Calm cool and collected, one of the more unheralded invitees, Dobbs didn't shrink from the challenge, he rose to it. Dobbs stands tall in the pocket and has a quick release. He has a frame that will allow him to add plenty of weight.
10. Christian Hackenberg (Penn State) (HD Video)
Upside is the term that will be thrown around with Hackenberg. When he's on, he's the best quarterback at the camp. He needs to develop more patience in the pocket and be more consistent when he comes off of his first read.
11. Devante Kincade (Ole Miss) (HD Video)
Has to be considered the surprise of the camp. Built like a defensive back or receiver, the ball jumps out of Kincade's hand. A spectacular athlete, it was apparent on rollouts that Kincade was itching to run, but he doesn't have to to be effective.
12. Malik Zaire (Notre Dame) (HD Video)
Like Ramsey, Zaire is in a wing-t offense and may be the other player who got the most from the camp (along with Ramsey). If one didn't know that Zaire didn't play in a passing offense, the response might be, "Why not? That kid can throw." The lefty has a quick release and a strong arm.
13. Troy Williams (Washington) (HD Video)
Williams had the least amount of travel to Redondo Beach being from Narbonne High School just down the road, and after hitting the scene as a ninth grader, Williams has continued to improve. A strong enough arm, Williams can at times push the ball, but he sees the field well and after all of his experience as a starter, he's calm and poised in the pocket.
14. J.T. Barrett (Ohio State) (HD Video)
Not an event that's going to showcase what Barrett does best as a dual-threat quarterback, but I was still impressed with the quick release and the strong arm. Barrett's accuracy wasn't bad, but it wasn't sharp enough to move him up the list.
15. Austin Allen (Arkansas) (HD Video)
Physically unassuming, Allen does a good job of putting the ball where it needs to be. A Max Browne light so to speak, a little smaller, not quite as strong an arm, but does everything right.
16. Shane Cockerille (Maryland) (HD Video)
The big lefty is built like a linebacker and has a cannon for a left arm. Cockerille would be on my short list of strongest arms at the camp.
17. Danny Etling (Purdue) (HD Video)
A hot and cold week, Etling can at times throw the prettiest spiral on the field, and wrapped up the short list of guys I considered heavily for the Top 11.
18. Luke Del Rio (Oklahoma State) (HD Video)
A bit of a gambler, Del Rio doesn't possess the strongest arm of the group, but can be in line to make the most big plays. One of the few guys who enjoyed throwing the ball downfield consistently and was rewarded with three touchdowns in four throws during redzone.
19. Davis Webb (Texas Tech) (HD Video)
Webb has a great frame and has plenty of arm. He needs to continue filling out his frame and getting stronger.
20. Cody Thomas (Oklahoma) (HD Video)
Thomas has all the tools, but he's erratic with his reads and placement of the ball.
(Last 5 are Alphabetical)
Zach Allen (Syracuse) (HD Video)
Showed flashes of ability, but doesn't possess the physical tools from an athleticism or arm strength standpoint of most of the other participants.
Riley Ferguson (Tennessee) (HD Video)
Forget the throws, evaluate Ferguson on toughness. He threw the ball with a broken thumb. While most player would ice their shoulders after an event, Ferguson would have his hand wrapped in ice.
Zack Greenlee (uncommitted) (HD Video)
In over his head a bit physically, Greenlee lacks the arm to consistently get the ball downfield.
Johnny Stanton (Nebraska) (HD Video)
Not one of the better passers of the event, but Stanton showed more than enough arm strength and accuracy to keep a team honest. He might be the last guy picked for a 7v7, but if I was playing real football game tomorrow, Stanton would be my first pick.
Tyrone Swoopes (Texas) (HD Video)
Swoopes is the quarterback most likely to have consecutive throws that will first make my jaw drop, then make me shake my head on the successive throw. A wild stallion of sorts, Swoopes is capable of making the spectacular throw, then missing the easy one. Like many of the dual-threat guys, Swoopes benefited from the experience but was out of his element in what was deemed a competition.
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Did we not just have this same Argument/Topic last month? I believe we
brought up the point that even appliances have an OS of some-sort.
Otherwise we would have to replace the whole appliance every time there was
an update.
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Subject: RE: suggestions on a good firewall
By far appliance based firewalls are far more effective then O/S based
firewalls. With O/S based firewalls the threat of not only
vulnerabilities within the firewall application itself, but also
multiple vulnerabilities associated with O/S the firewall app is running
on, is very real.
Conversely, if the O/S is hardened (I've hardened both UNIX and Windows
O/S, by far Windows is the hardest) and the firewall app is locked down
(i.e. no http config, proper deny all statements are utilized, hardened
passwords, telnet eliminated, ssh implemented for remote session
configuration etc.) the threat is minimized.
The issue, in my mind, with choosing firewalls for most companies, tends
to come down to cost. Is it more or less expensive to purchase appliance
based firewalls rather then O/S based? And that really depends on a few
1. How much experience do the SA, or Network Admins have on the firewall
and/or the O/S as well
2. If O/S is chosen how long will it take to lock it down
3. How long will it take to lock down an appliance based firewall
I personally will opt for an appliance firewall hands down, some that
are pretty good (Cisco PIX...though this is a SW package running on
Cisco hardware, CyberGuard...though this does use a SCO kernel...but
implemented with multiple security levels, CheckPoint...though the best
one I've seen uses a Linux kernel). I've heard of a truly hardware based
firewall, but can't remember the name of it.
At any rate, this is just my experience/opinion
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AMERICA/NICARAGUA - "Nicaragua does not need any Constitution reform", the Bishops say
Managua (Agenzia Fides) - "Nicaragua does not need any Constitution reform... They are not necessary reforms", say the Bishops of Nicaragua in a statement sent to Fides news agency.
The statement published yesterday November 22 by Mgr. Socrates Rene Sándigo Jirón, Bishop of Juigalpa and President of CEN and by Mgr. Silvio José Báez, Auxiliary Bishop of Managua and Secretary General of CEN states: "The current proposals are aimed at encouraging the establishment and the continuation of an absolute long-term power exercised by a person or by a party, in a dynastic manner or through political and economic oligarchy".
The document, which was handed over to MPs, reiterates that the proposed reforms do not give any "benefit" to the country so it would be much more useful and urgent to "purify and rectify the mentality and practice with which power is exercised".
The Bishops, quoting the Centesimus Annus, (num. 46), recall that "a democracy without values easily turns into open or thinly disguised totalitarianism, as history shows".
In the basis of the proposed constitutional reform, President Ortega could seek re-election indefinitely and win the election in the first round with a simple majority vote, as well as the power to issue executive decrees with force and validity of the law.
The amendment also grants more powers to the army, which would have total control of radio and telecommunications, and even provides that the general officers will be able to hold public office without giving up their military career.
The partial constitutional reforms in Nicaragua require the approval of at least 60% of the 92 deputies of the National Assembly, that is 56 votes.
In the Legislative Assembly the Sandinistas have 63 deputies, ie, the absolute majority. (CE) (Agenzia Fides 23/11/2013)
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Six of Evansville's nine city council members had declared their opposition to the original $37.5 million public financing, calling it too large of a subsidy.
Mayor Lloyd Winnecke said Friday the public's share is being trimmed by $6 million to $31.5 million in hopes of swaying some council members to support the project.
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Did you know that Americas favorite pie is apple? Or that it takes about 50 licks to finish off a single scoop of ice cream? Or that before cupcake pans were invented, people baked these miniature delights in teacups? These facts—and more—are waiting in the AmazErasers: Sweet Shoppe kit along with hours of activity fun!
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The Houston Rockets are determined to trade forward Thomas Robinson – the fifth pick in the 2012 NBA draft – to create salary-cap space for the pursuit of the Los Angeles Lakers' free-agent superstar Dwight Howard, league sources told Yahoo! Sports.
Robinson will make $3.2 million next year, and with that off the books, they'll be able to offer Howard a max deal of $20.5 million/season.
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Wojnarowski also said that the trade package would include a trade exception, draft pick and non-guaranteed contracts.
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Hockey news is slow these days, so let's shift our focus from stellar salary cap analysis to player ink. Sarah Kogod of the Washington Post recently posted about Karl Alzner's awesome new tattoo. As a general rule, 99% of tattoos aren't worth checking out. You wish you can un-see the large majority of them. Alzner's tat, however, is pretty cool to me. It's a shoulder/half-sleeve tattoo on his left arm that is apparently an homage to his hometown of Vancouver. It looks like he spent the money necessary to get art worth having on your body for the rest of your life.
Below is a picture Alzner posted to twitter a few days ago, check out the rest of his twitter feed, or the above link to Sarah Kogod's post, to see his Vine that shows the detail of the tattoo.