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Some Spanish Pro Hit A Hole-In-One On A PAR FOUR At The U.S. Open
This basically never, ever, EVER happens. ALSO: get excited, kids. U.S. Open starts today.
This basically never, ever, EVER happens. ALSO: get excited, kids. U.S. Open starts today.
Kevin Lincoln 2 years ago respond
Well this is a weird thing to do in public. And I thought the US Open was a classy affair. (via deadspin.com) View Image ›
Jack Moore 3 years ago 48 responses
Rory McIlroy, at 22 years of age, became the youngest golfer to win the U.S. Open since 1923. To mark the occasion, the young Irishman took to Twitter and posted a photo of himself drinking from the championship trophy. We don't know what exactly he's drinking, but he's in a bar. Probably not Fanta. View Image ›
Gavon Laessig 3 years ago 24 responses
I take it the dress code has been relaxed, then? Dignified gentleman Ben Crane, Rickie Fowler, Bubba Watson, and Hunter Mahan star in this music video promoting the prestigious Progressional Golfers Association's 2011 US Open. Watch Video ›
Chris Menning 3 years ago 20 responses
Last night, Rafael Nadal became the seventh tennis player in history to achieve a career grand slam after beating Serbia's Novak Djokovic in the final of the US open. Rafa, the best in the world, the best of all time!
MelisBuzzFeed 4 years ago 5 responses
Caroline Wozniacki is a very cute Danish tennis player who many gentlemen enjoy looking at. She wears short dresses. You can see one yourself, today, when she plays Vera Zvonareva in the semis.
The Huffington Post 4 years ago 6 responses
Look closely, it's pretty quick. (Taken during the last change over in his Tuesday night rout of Feliciano Lopez.) We've had a lot of men singing Gaga videos in the past 24 hours. It's in the water, or something. Watch Video ›
Amanda Dobbins 4 years ago 11 responses
He's upset because he thinks Don Budge had a better backhand than Roger Federer, and the younger guy had never heard of 1937 Grand Slam winner Don Budge.
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Venus has been on a roll all year—the pink US Open outfit is fairly tame by comparison. At least one was certain of her undergarments. View List ›
Amanda Dobbins 4 years ago 19 responses
A foulmouthed New Yorker started a brawl at the U.S. Open on September 2. Here's a composite of the incident from three different angles, as caught by nearby spectators, and the simultaneous feed from the Djokovic/Petzschner match, as seen on television. Watch Video ›
Mr. BabyMan 4 years ago 32 responses
Tennis is a sport for
rich people psychotically angry manchildren. And womenchildren. And the fans who love them. May anger management classes never be required in the USTA.
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Amanda Dobbins 4 years ago 18 responses
Some drunk fans got into a brawl during the Djokovic/Petzschner match last night. UPDATE: Now with better audio below. Enjoy. Watch Video ›
Amanda Dobbins 4 years ago 47 responses
Federer vs. Nadal. Sampras vs. Agassi. Borg vs. McEnroe. 20-something vs. older couple? The fight broke out in the stands of a second round match at Arthur Ashe Stadium last night, causing play to stop momentarily as the players on court watched the bedlam. They do tennis differently in New York. Watch Video ›
Sujay721 4 years ago 5 responses
Beatrice Capra is this year's Melanie Oudin! (This is good, because Melanie's already crapped out of the Open.) UPDATE: Beatrice lost to Sharapova. :/ Go Venus! Read More ›
Amanda Dobbins 4 years ago 2 responses
You may remember Tennis Darling Melanie and her pink "Believe" shoes from last year's US Open. She is back! With new inspirational footwear! View List ›
Amanda Dobbins 4 years ago 4 responses
Ok, so Rafa beats Roger on the shirtless front. But no one can beat Roger in the Monogrammed-Sweater-Vest-Wearing Open! He is also a champion of the Monochromatic Bowl, Cream Division. View List ›
Amanda Dobbins 4 years ago 6 responses
Melanie Oudin is a 17-year-old superstar American tennis player who's tearing up the US Open. She's beaten all the Russian bigshots so far, but more importantly, she is cute as a fucking button. Her pink shoes!! I want to hug her every time she hits the court. Read More ›
Amanda Dobbins 5 years ago 9 responses
After beating the No. 1 player in the world yesterday, Murray is facing Federer today in the finals of the U.S. Open. Murray, a Scotsman, pulled off the year's biggest tennis upset in his victory against Nadal, and has a 2-1 record against Federer. Update: He lost in straight sets. Read More ›
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After scraping out a win at the U.S. Open, Tiger Woods will have season-ending knee surgery. Turns out he won 10 of his last 13 tournaments with a ruptured ACL and played the Open with a double stress fracture in his left leg. Um, Tiger? Relax, buddy. You're already the best golfer in the world. Read More ›
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I'm not too good at looking far into the future and setting goals. I just don't work that way. So this year, when I did my "resolutions," I decided to start with committing to a plan for January. And since even a month is a long time for me, I thought I'd just plan out my schedule week by week and see what happens. So far it's been a wonderful thing. While it's hard for me to see all the way to February, I *can* see until Saturday.
This helps immensely on days like today, when all I wanted to do was stay in bed. Too much football and beer yesterday does not make for a happy Carrie at 5:00am when the alarm goes off. But I thought of my weekly plan, how I had everything all figured out, and it made it a little less horrible getting up. "If I miss today, then I have to rework my whole week." If I were thinking of the whole month, I probably would have thought "Well, it's only the 10th, I can make this up at some point." So there it is.
My car is warming up, I have my bag ready to go... off to the gym for a bit of circuit training!
Have a super day!
I am stepping out of my comfort zone... I am organizing some different things in my house. I just spent some time going through old photos, taking them out of the old, yellowing album and putting them into a box. I made dividers with some scrapbook paper ends I had lying around. It felt good to do that! The old album looked so nasty, and now the photos are in a box, more easily accessible. I'm almost ready to empty out two more albums - the albums are ones I bought in high school - the designs aren't my style anymore (well of course not, that was almost 15 years ago!).
I've been thinking a lot about my personal style lately. Reading a lot of articles about how "When you're in your 30s, you should be developing your own style." So here I am - firmly in the 30s. When I just turned 30, it was sort of like I could still do the 20s thing. But no more. So I've really been thinking about what makes me comfortable. I'm working on making my house and my wardrobe/accessories reflect my style, which is simple/classic (the terms I've most often come across).
In 2011 I am looking forward to more finely honing my style and working on a signature look. I'm really starting to know what I really like and in what I feel comfortable... this is exciting for me. Instead of making my resolution "lose weight," I am finally able to make the resolution to do something ELSE. Like get my look together.
So tonight:
- water water
- football
- pack up some dishes and store them (we got some new dishes from Brad's parents for Christmas, and I'd like to use them. I came to the conclusion that I don't need to get rid of everything in the world, I can store it. We have more than enough storage space in our house. i.e. a big basement that hardly has anything in it.)
- enjoy a(nother) glass of wine. My dad gets me an organic wine called "Eye of the Bee" which is just delicious. It's a nice little treat and a special one, too, because it's a gift.
Planning and being organized is a strength of mine. I plan my meals for the week, I have my clothes, lunch and school bag packed the night before, and I know where all my paperwork is. Need my passport? I know just where it is. Instruction manual for ____? I have a file for it, and I probably can tell you when I put it there.
It gives me a sense of calm to know that I don't have to search around for things - I know just where they are. I want to wear that red and purple sparkly pin I haven't worn in a year? It's in with my other pins. I don't keep enough *stuff* around to have it buried under something.
Did you pay the electric bill? Not yet, but it's written on my schedule to pay it on Wednesday, along with sending in the check for the car insurance.
And while planning and organizing gives me a sense of calm, it also tends to prevent me from living my life NOW. I had a snow day today - and I feel like I should have spent it doing NOTHING... but what did I do? I went through some old jewelry and put some in a box to give away... I went over my finances... I did laundry (which I was planning to do tomorrow anyway)... I think it's a coping mechanism for me. When Brad is here (not working), he helps me to sit around and enjoy the now. This morning, we watched Maury (a guilty pleasure) and watched about 374829 girls cry when "You are/are NOT the father!" came on. We sat in our jammies and snuggled. We took a nap. We ate lunch together, not worrying about sitting there for 45 minutes slowly eating our chili.
But as soon as he left, it was like I felt I HAD to be doing something. I think I'm afraid of eating out of boredom... if I give myself something to do, I won't eat. Over the winter break, I ate so many cookies because of that reason. I was bored. There are only so many ornaments to put away, so many presents to wrap... and when I put on my work pants on Monday, I could tell that the cookies did a little damage.
So I organize. Almost *too* much, maybe. I don't know. I don't like extra stuff hanging around... disorder makes me crazy. And I'm not talking about like when I go somewhere else and see other people's things, I mean my own things. I can't stand clutter.
But anyway...
I like being organized. And I don't feel like I'm missing out on stuff because of it... I just think for right now it's a way for me to stay busy so I don't miss Brad too much (we hardly see each other because of our opposite work schedules) and so I don't stuff my face out of boredom. I suppose there are worse things I could be doing to pass the time...
So if you ever need your house cleaned up, I'm your girl. I am very good at throwing things away... I don't keep things unless I have a real attachment to them and I love them. Elementary school report cards? Trash. Old pictures? Generally trash, unless they have some sort of meaning to me. I don't need 50 gazillion pictures of someone's rear end because I thought it was funny to take those kinds of pictures back in high school.
It's time to make a pot of decaf...
Three good things, three points.
1) I went to stretch. It was wonderful.
2) I drank all my water.
3) I kept a positive attitude all day.
It's Wednesday, and so far, 2011 has been pretty wonderful. I've been sleeping well (today I got up without the alarm, and on time!), I've been working out well, and I've been eating well (save a few pieces of chocolate here and there). I've been keeping a positive attitude and making an effort not to fall into the "let's complain about work" at work thing. Which happens a lot... we get back to school, and a lot of the teachers say "oh, the break was too short. Can't believe we're back. Etc, etc." And I have to say, I don't mind being back. Would I like to be at home instead of school? Well sure. I can sit around in my sweatpants at home! But I love my job. I like to go to work. I love the kids, and I have so much fun with them. Every year I have gotten better at my job, and this year is the first year I really feel like I have a good handle on classroom management. My days are easier because of this. And very enjoyable.
So enough about school.
Yesterday i woke up at 5:00 to get my morning sweat in. Did a bit of circuit training, went to school, and then went *back* to the gym for some elliptical and yoga. For January, I committed to going to yoga and stretch class each week. Some days that means I will be at the gym twice in one day but that's ok. It's for January. And I think that knowing it was only for January was really helpful last night. At the end of the school day, all I wanted to do was go home. But I thought "I set a goal for January. And I will meet that goal." So I went to the gym and had a really great workout. And I slept like a log. I think this evening workout thing has some positives... I don't want to plan anything else, but I will keep in mind how good it feels to get in an evening workout. Hm.
- Drink four Siggs of water
- Stick to a lite drink at Starbucks tonight - I'm meeting a friend for coffee after school.
This evening:
- clean up the house
- pack my lunch for tomorrow
- get clothes ready for tomorrow
Have a super day!


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I'm getting ready to delve into the world of video interviews. Here's the idea…we've got an amazing group of PMs for Project here that have a wealth of information floating around in their heads. I know there's a great reader base on this blog, and I'm sure you all have a ton of questions you'd like to pose to those PMs. Enter the video interview. Process will go as follows:
Thumbs up? Thumbs down? What do you think? Also, any top-of-mind suggestions for topics? I've got a great list of my own right now, but would love your input as well…
The session list for the Project 2007 Conference has been posted to the http://www.msprojectconference.com site. Go to http://www.msprojectconference.com/tracks.htm to see the details.
As I am leaving for vacation, this will be the last post until next year. To end the year on the correct note, something to make you laugh...
(This is courtesy of the Office Offline Web Comic blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/officeoffline/archive/2007/10/26/naughty-by-nature.aspx)
See you next year.
One problem that often crops up when analyzing task and resource issues with Project 2007 is mishandling filters. After creating a complex filter that spans multiple columns, you may wish there'd be a quick way to turn off the filters for all the columns. Or worse, maybe someone sent you a project with filtering apply, and you can't easily tell which column filters to turn off.
Click F3. All the filtering is now removed. And, of course, this works in Project 2010, too.
If you are in Orlando next week for the PMI Global Congress, make sure to stop by the Project booth. We'll be demo'ing Project 2010 and answering your questions about 2010 and previous releases. We are at booth 1205 which, assuming the floor plan doesn't change, is to your right as you come in the main entrance.
Here is the schedule of the mini-presentations we're doing but feel free to stop by any time the exhibition hall is open:
Sunday, October 11
Session Domain
Project 2010 Overview
Planning and Scheduling with Project Professional 2010
Project Professional 2010 Reporting
Enhanced Collaboration with SharePoint with Project Professional–
Unified Project and Portfolio Management in Project Server 2010
Monday, October 12
2010Team Planning and Coordination with Project Professional 2010
Web-based Editing with Project Server 2010
Enhanced Reporting and BI in Project Server 2010
Portfolio Prioritization and Optimization with project Server 2010
Tuesday, October 13
Demand Management Overview with Project Server 2010
Attend a presentation for a chance at winning 1 of 3 16 GB Zune HDs! Hope to see you there!
Jim Corbin informs us that the Project Server 2007: Getting Started with a New Platform for Developers article on MSDN has been updated and includes new information about Project documentation, using datasets in event handlers, and error checking.
The Project Developer Portal is also updated, to match the recent SDK refresh. Enjoy!
New this year! The Project Conference team has received a tremendous amount of interest from others to present content at Project Conference 2009. In response, we are formally offering you an opportunity to contribute to and present content at Project Conference 2009. We encourage everyone to utilize the content submission form at https://pc2009cfc.dynamiceventsreg.com to propose content ideas and speakers. Time is limited so act now!
Additionally, for all you Facebook users, we now have a conference event - http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=69039984055 Make sure to check it out to see who all is planning on attending.
Yesterday in front of a very lively audience, Chris Capossela announced Project 2010 and gave everyone the first look at all the new features. As someone who has been working on 2010 for quite some time, it was great to hear applause break out at several points throughout the demos.
Also, as you can see, with the announcement we've update the look of the blog and are going to start posting about Project 2010. Next week check back to learn more about Project's implementation of the Fluent UI.
To find out more about Project 2010, check out http://www.microsoft.com/project/2010/
Above is part of the team that made the trip to Phoenix. Now that the conference is over…. nap time.
I've added a link to the new Windows Live Translator service that was rolled out this week. The link is in the News section in the left column. Clicking that link will bring up our site in the Live Translator site. You can then pick which language you would like to see the posts. I can't attest to the quality of machine performed language translations, but hopefully WLT does it well enough for this linkage to be usable to you.
Please find below the list of Project 2010 sessions that will be delivered at Tech Ed Europe 2009 in Berlin in November. We will also have a Microsoft Project 2010 booth staffed by product experts in the Microsoft Product Pavilion so please drop by and ask plenty of questions!
Microsoft Project 2010 Overview
This session provides an overview of the key investment areas and capabilities of Project Server 2010 and Project Professional 2010, including demand management, portfolio analysis, time tracking, and reporting.
Jan Kalis, Christophe Fiessinger
11/9/2009 13:30-14:45 New York 3 - Hall 7-1a
Microsoft Project Server 2010 for IT Professionals and Developers
This session provides details of what Project Server 2010 offers IT professionals and developers, including new features for easier deployment and management, and developer-related enhancements across Server and Client.
11/13/2009 10:45-12:00 London 3 - Hall 7-1b
Additionally, if you have not done so yet register for these:
If you are attending the SharePoint Conference 2009 in Vegas next week, you will have multiple opportunities to learn more about Project 2010.
Click here to learn more.
If didn't answer with a resounding yes, check out Christophe's post on training targeted for Microsoft Partners and Field.


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- 1 cup well-chilled heavy cream
- 5 cups freshly brewed strong coffee
- Sugar to taste
In a chilled bowl beat the cream until it holds soft peaks. Divide the coffee among six 8-ounce stemmed heatproof goblets, filling them to within 1 inch of the rim, add the sugar, and stir the coffee until the sugar is dissolved completely. Top each serving with the whipped cream.
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type: Entertaining, Non-Alcoholic
main ingredients: Milk/Cream, Coffee


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A month after Governor Andrew Cuomo signed the SAFE Act into law, hundreds of gun owners in Fulton County gathered to talk about the new legislation. Erin Vannella has more.
FULTON COUNTY, N.Y. -- A month after Governor Andrew Cuomo signed the SAFE Act into law, hundreds of gun owners in Fulton County gathered to talk about the new legislation.
The meeting was hosted by members of the New York State Rifle and Pistol Association and Assemblyman Marc Butler. People had a chance to ask any questions they may have about the gun law and bring up any concerns.
"People have the right to assembly, free speech and to bear arms," Oppenheim resident Peter Stone said.
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In your Italian cooking, how important to you is the shape of the pasta vis–à–vis the sauce?
- ipsedixit Dec 2, 2012 11:42 AM
Are you a stickler that certain pasta shapes must be paired with certain sauces, e.g. Carbonara with spaghetti or ragu with pici?
Or do you just go with whatever is in the cupboard or pantry?
For a very specific pasta ie: carbonara, fetticini al fredo, etc I try to hold true to the pasta type but have been known to substitute something close if it's a craving and I am throwing it together for the family with what I have on hand. If I am planning a specific dinner/dinner party than I make a point of buying the appropriate noodles.
I guess the only real "rule" I follow is for heartier sauces I prefer heartier noodles and for more delicate sauces and marinaras I prefer finer, more delicate pastas.
I don't necessarily use traditional 'rules', but I stick pretty close to them because, as foodie says, certain pastas lend themselves to holding certain sauces better.
A baked ziti can have any short tubular pasta instead of the ziti, but you wouldn't want an angel hair or orzo in that dish.
What do you do, ipsedixit? Are you a rebel or a traditionalist?
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This is probably where I fall. Very limited in shape in the local stores I will pair by family instead of exact match.
If the sauce includes larger chunky components such as large slices of vegetables or sausages, olives, etc I'll choose a pasta of similar size/shape (e.g. rigatoni). Cream sauces I think are better w/ fetticine and other long noodles. Pesto and simple red sauces are good with anything.
i often use heartier pastas for heartier sauces, and vice versa. but there is one huge exception; and thats spaghetti! as in spaghetti and american style chunky tomatoey sweet heavily seasoned long cooking meat sauce. i love that, and i always will.
Usually I use something somewhat appropriate but I don't obsess about it nor get bothered about using another shape if that other shape is the only one available and I didn't have my preferred one at hand. However, I generally don't care too much for the tubular ones in short-ish lengths (penne, ziti, etc) so I tend to NOT use them even with sauces meant for them - but substitute some sort of long-ish (usually solid) pasta instead. "Shaped" pasta - that depends...I like something like radiatore, so might use that instead of something that I don't care for like farfalle or conchiglie or similar, (or penne or ziti etc - see above) again even if the recipe was meant for those latter shapes to be used.
It really depends on the kind of sauce - if I've really put in an effort to make a proper, full-bodied sauce, I'll try and find pasta that matches it.
Personally, I'm really not keen on farfalle, conchiglie, and similarly elaborate shapes usually, so I don't use them much. I always have basic elbow macaroni, linguine and spaghetti in my pantry, with rigatoni and gemellini rotating in and out.
There's a fantastic (and absolutely beautiful) book called The Geometry of Pasta that goes into great detail on how to make assorted pastas and which sauces to pair with them. I gave it to my mum as a Christmas present a few years ago and ended up stealing it back because it was just so beautiful!
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HA HA! That's basically what I did with the French Laundry' I gave to a relative. After a year or so I noticed it was stuck away with a bunch of junk in her hall closet. One time on the way out the door I happened to glance up at the book and said" Oh yeah, would you mind if I borrowed that book. There a couple of recipes I'd like to photo copy". She shrugged and said: "Go ahead and take it. Someone gave it to me but I'll never use it".
I like ziti with lines, to hold onto sauce better, at least that's my perception. Sounds like a good AB episode to prove it
I'm not overly picky as long as it's in the same "family"... ie penne can be switched out for rigatoni or rotini or whatever. I generally wouldn't make a carbonara with a non-noodley type of pasta though, although I will interchange spaghetti, linguine, or fettuccine, depending on what's around.
Lately though I've been pretty limited, as I'm trying to stick to whole grain pastas. They don't offer much variation... Safeway doesn't even carry the whole grain rotini, even though I know it's made.
Somewhat a stickler here. A Casa Katty:
Broccoli and elbows (garlic and oil) from my childhood years has morphed into Sclafani's double (BOUBLE) elbows, a.k.a. cellentani. Just seems the right shape for the dish. Works nicely for vodka sauce, too, as do penne rigate or bite size rigs (rigatoni). Any of these are also good shapes for lots of my favorite go-to pasta creations--variations on sausage, vegetable (broc/spinach/roasted tomato), garlic and oil, e.g.
Clam sauce must be served over capellini.
I made Bolognese exactly once, but made an effort to buy a proper shape to go with. I chose mafaldine a.k.a. reginette--"little queens"--quite appropriate given my cat's nickname. One of them, anyway.
For pasta fazool (yeah, pasta e fagiole, I know), I like pipette or small cavatelli rather than the traditional ho-hum tubettini.
Growing up, meat sauce was almost always served over Ronzoni ziti with lines, maybe screws (rotini), but that was an exception. I really don't remember ziti varying much. I also don't remember having choices between so many shapes back then. We've come a long way, baby.
We eat pasta a LOT. In fact, at the moment I have more than a dozen boxes/bags of it in my pantry - lol!!
That said, as others have posted, as far as pasta types with specific sauce types, I stick with pasta-shape "families". For instance, if I decide to make "Fettucini Alfredo" but suddenly find I only have Linguini - that'll work for me. Radiatore for Rotini? That works. Tagliatelle for Papardelle? Works. So long as the basic shape & factor for using it is met, I'm not a stickler.
And frequently you'll find a new favorite combination. :)
This might deserves it's own thread, but I'm going to hijack my own post ...
... but for those that are not sticklers, do you ever mix pasta shapes?
Let's say you have 3 boxes of pasta (e.g., pappardelle, spaghetti, rigatoni) with minute amounts in each, ever just throw them all together and top with your sauce of choice?
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I do, now and then. I just throw them in the water at the proper time if they have different cooking times. If I do that, it will go in some sort of casserole where you don't notice it so much. And they can't be totally different in shape and size, that is, no farfalle with linguini, or orzo with ziti.
Usually I just cook up the whole pound of pasta at once, though. Whatever doesn't go in the dish I'm making that day will turn into a pasta salad or be served for lunch with some cheese and butter on top.
re: ipsedixit
I rarely don't finish a box since cold pasta makes a nice breakfast but when I do I will cook them together. My son loves it and calls it crazy mixed up pasta night.
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Nah - not a fan of that at all. But that's just my own personal preference.
re: ipsedixit
Ya, when I've got a few pasta box 'heels' i throw what's in them together.
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I have done it before just for kicks, like using the last of the cassarece mixed with some penne...BOCCA PAZZESCO!!!
Makes my eyes cross when eating!
re: ipsedixit
I did it just recently when making a "chicken enchilada spaghetti". In fact the recipe said specifically that it was good to use up the last bits and pieces of pastas from your pantry. I used thin whole grain spaghetti and some linguine.
I have never been a fan of long pasta shapes which require either twirling or careful fork preparation. I am not sure why, but just always hated the process of eating spaghetti, fettucine, linguini, etc. My favorite pasta shapes are tubes - love penne and gobetti. I whip up alfredo at least once a week and it's always penne for me but I think it's still hearty enough to hold up to the sauce so it works. I also use tubes with my bolognese when it's just for me, when there are others I go with the traditional spaghetti but I love the penne. There is something to me about stabbing a good helping of 4 tubes on a fork and perhaps it helps me get the delicious food into my mouth faster :)
I like having a generic education of what various shapes are used for so that when I do choose to mix and match or just play with what I have around, I know what's a better idea and what's a poor idea.
I recently bought a box of bucatini on a whim and asked what sauces/dishes were generically associated with the shape - not necessarily to follow it exactly, but to have an idea of kind of sauce makes the most sense.
I never mix pasta shape.
The only time I am a stickler is if I name the pasta then I use that type (Baked Ziti will be Ziti, but I have no problem making a baked penne or mostacolli.) Instead I follow the heartier the sauce the heartier the pasta.
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Spanish chorizo and jamon serrano? The Rock's got them. Pimenton de La Vera? It's got it. Bomba rice? Ditto. Pequillo peppers for stuffing, Spanish tuna in olive oil, sherry vinegar? Si si si.
As a die-hard advocate of doing business with the noncorporate locals, I was really disappointed to see Gibraltar ignored. The shop's on Alma Street next to Iberia restaurant. I'm champing at the bit to try some of the Chronicle recipes, and I know where to go for ingredients.
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I've found some very good wines at Rock of Gibraltar as well as ingredients for cooking. But one of the best features of this place is its prepared foods -- stewed meats, potato dishes and vegetables, ready to take home, heat up and feast on. These folks really know what they're doing. I'm amazed more people don't know about them.
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text: From our premium Kaji line by Shun, this knife merges centuries-old Japanese handcrafting traditions, modern technology and Western cutlery design. It features a thicker blade than traditional Japanese cutlery, with a cutting edge modeled after European chef's knives. The thicker, heftier blade allows it be used for heavy-duty cutting tasks