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It's a common NBA refrain: Following an inactive trade deadline, a team will claim that getting a relevant player back from injury is akin to making a deadline deal. It happened with the Mavericks and Rodrigue Beaubois, and this year's spin involves the eventual integration of Delonte West. There i ... More >>
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A extremely beautiful girl who attracts every guy that looks her direction, also young and attractive. She doesn't take crap from anybody; let alone push her around. She is strong and independent and doesn't care what anybody thinks of her. She is good at multiple sports. She has a very nice body, (boobs, booty, stomach, legs, arms, etc.) She loves to party and have a nice time. She is loyal and trustworthy and honest. She is the greatest bestfriend/girlfriend anybody has ever had.
1. She's a Jayden!!!
by cammmie12 July 16, 2010
Person with lots of different qualities. Harder to figure out, and sometimes gives off a bad vibe. But a great listener, and one of the best people you can become friends with.
Dude, my friend's just like a Jayden!
by xoJessssssie April 03, 2010
Is a very attractive young man. He's a jokester but can get out of hand sometimes. He is addicted to video games and has a channel with giveaways and other shiznizz like that. Sometimes people say he walks like a dinosaur and looks like a rodent, but when you look at him whole hes fucking hot. There's always something you like about him, but you don't know what.
"He is such a Jayden!"
"You know Jayden? BACK OFF HE'S MINE I CALLED IT."
"You know Jayden? BACK OFF HE'S MINE I CALLED IT."
by medurr July 05, 2012
Jayden is a funny, annoying boy who can be a crazy guy. He can be defiant and can be very naughty and swear a lot when he gets way too angry. Sometimes he can get over-crazy and makes up all these funny names for his friends.
He went nuts.... he went "Jayden".
by Captain Fishface June 25, 2012
jayden a nice person who likes to joke and goof around
hot girl:yes
jayden: how are u doing
hot girl: good thx u jaden
(in hot girls mine damn hes hot)
hot girl:yes
jayden: how are u doing
hot girl: good thx u jaden
(in hot girls mine damn hes hot)
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Davies takes 2-shot lead in Morocco
RABAT, Morocco – Rhys Davies of Wales has shot an 8-under 64 to take a two-shot lead on the second day of the Trophee Hassan II.
Davies, who trailed overnight leader Nick Dougherty of England by two shots following his opening 68, had eight birdies on the Royal Golf Dar Es Salam in Rabat to move to 13 under.
Frenchman Thomas Levet shot a 7-under 65 to go to 11 under, tied for second place with Ignacio Garrido of Spain and Louis Oosthuizen of South Africa.
The opening two days are being played on two different courses – a longer Red course and a shorter Blue – and in a pro-am format before the leading 65 professionals play alone on Saturday and Sunday on the Red.
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We're Going To Disney, But It's Our Little Secret
Ok, well I guess it's about time that I started a PTR of my own. We are 35 days out! I have read so many wonderful PTR's and TR's and really enjoy them. I love a little glimpse of what everyone's trip is like. I just hope that I can hold up to all of those high standards...lol. SO here goes.
I guess first I should introduce everyone:
Me- 29 (will be turning 30 in Oct, but we aren't talking about that :rotfl: ) I am a Disney lover even though I have only been there twice. I am a happily married SAHM of three wonderful children.
Next we have:
DH - 29. Likes WDW. Wouldn't say loves it. Hates the prices on everything in the parks. Loves the big thrill rides. Likes to travel, keeps saying that this will be our last trip for a while...lol. That's what he said last time too. :lmao:
On to the kiddos:
DS(8)- Loves WDW. Loves the shows, especially Indiana Jones. Is obsessed with his Nintendo DS & BB Gun. Loves the outdoors, hunting, fishing, is active in Cub Scouts. Loves all rollercoasters. Haven't seen him scared yet ;)
DD(5) - Says that one day she is going to live in Cinderella Castle, but is totally in awe of Ariel. She is 5 going on 15. Never goes anywhere without lip gloss princess: and is an adventure seeker. She has already rode EE at age 4!!!:scared1: She was tall enough (barely) and wanted to so bad. She LOVED it!
DD(4) - She is the baby. She knows she's the baby. Totally attached to me, is like my shadow most days. Loves Cinderella and loves to dress up. She always thinks so wants to ride the adventurus things, but always regrets doing so :laughing:
Here is a few pics of us from our last trip. Thanksgiving Week 2007
Ok, so on to more important stuff, like info about out upcoming WDW trip! As you can tell by my title, this is a surprise trip for the kids. They have no clue that we are going back. We were just there in November, and told them that we wouldn't go back until DD4 was in Kindergarten. Little did they know that we would be going a whole year sooner :dance3: I have to say though. We had a little encouragement....
Here's a little background for ya! :goodvibes
DBFF - paparazzimama on the Dis - and her family decided to plan another trip. This was in February. We were all talking about it, and dicussing the things that we didn't get to do, and all of the things we loved about WDW. At first I thought they were crazy planning another trip so soon. So did DH. Us girls were talking more and more about it though, so I decided to ask DH what he really thought. Without much arm twisting, he agreed and we called them and told them the news! Then the wheels started turning. :cloud9:
Where would we stay?
When would we go?
Drive or Fly this time?
Should we tell the kids or make it a surprise?
Stay tuned for more......coming soon!!!! :thumbsup2
:banana: :yay: :woohoo: :cool1: :dance3: YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great start my friend! (And thanks for the shout-out! :thumbsup2 ) LOL! Can't wait to read more so post again soon - don't leave us hanging like some of those people that get off to a good start, then just drop off the face of the earth . . . oh, wait . . . that was me that did that huh? :headache: My bad! Guess I'll have to live vicariously through your PTR now, so prepare to be cyber-stalked! :goodvibes
Installment #2
Ok, so lets see where did I leave off. I think we were beginning our planning phase. :cloud9: Me and DBFF absolutely live for this. We love it. :love:
We origionally were looking to go in October. Take advantage of a little less heat, and her kiddos had a couple of days off for the local fair that was coming (we live in different parishes). So we started looking at some dates and were planning a bit.....I remembered reading on the Dis :worship: about something called FREE DINING. I didn't know all of the details but told it to DBFF to see if she had heard of this amazing thing. Neither of us had ever been during FD and had never heard of it. We of course hit the Dis to find out all we could on the offer. We told DH's and of course they thought we were crazy! My DH said, "Disney would never give anything away"....I said ok, ok, if we find out all the info and actaully get the FD offer will you stop picking on us about the Dis???;) Until that point he thought that the DIs was a waste of time :rotfl2: So, we find out that FD was during Sept and decided to move our dates around. 9/11-9/16. We booked in February with hopes of free dining :)
Up Next, Where to Stay???:confused3
Yeah, you sure did make them eat their words on the whole FD thing!!! I remember that even after we found out all the info on the Dis, they were still doubting it - wanted to see it to believe it! :laughing: Guess we showed them, huh! :goodvibes
Installement #3
Well I got dinner cooked, DH off to work and DS is at a friends house, I am taking the opportunity to do a quick update on my TR :) before I go and cut grass. When I left off we were trying to decide where to stay for 9/11-9/16. Since we are a family of 5 I knew that we weren't able to stay at a Value. We have stayed at POP twice and really liked it. First time DD4 was still considered an infant b/c she hadn't yet made 2. Last trip my parents went with us and we put my DS under their ressie so we were able to stay at POP again. This year we knew it was going to be different, but which Moderate could sleep 5 :confused3 Since POR has the trundle option in the Alligator Bayou section, we decided that we would stay there. Since DBFF only has a family of 4, I would have totally understood if they opted for a Value. They decided that they wanted to try POR also, so we all decided that was the place. I couldn't have been more excited that we were going to be at the same resort. :lovestruc
We had purchased the Basic DDP on our last trip and really liked it, so we decided to do the same for this trip as well. DBFF did the same. We had everything planned, all we needed to do was call Disney and put down our deposit. We did, and we were set. POR here we come!!! :woohoo:
While I was on the phone with the lovely CM that day, I asked about Free Dining. SHe couldn't confirm that it would be offered, but urged me to watch the newspapers and the internet. She must have been talking about the Dis...LOL! So all we had to do now was wait....until April to see if FD would be offered again, and if we would be lucky enough to get it. ;) The days couldn't pass fast enough. DBFF and I continued to plan everything else. I mean we are DISNEY CRAZY with all the planning :cool2:
We began our itinerary, and choosing restaurants. I was driving DH nuts with all of the wanted opinions and options. It was all coming together.......
I'm in! Can't wait for more!
Just so we are perfectly clear - POR wasn't appealing to us for it's amenities! It was the company we were hoping to keep while we're there! :grouphug:
Loving your PTR so far! Even though I was there for all this, I'm still anticipating the next post to see "what happened". Yes, I'm a dork, I know! ;) Anyhoo, keep it coming girl!
great report!!:cool1:
your children are going to be so very happy!!:banana:
have a wonderful trip!!
Love Surprises
Surprise trips are my favorite:goodvibes . I surprised my boys last August and it killed me to keep the secret but I managed. When I finally woke them up for the airport and told them nobody believed me:confused3 . I swore up and down that we were really going but still no-one believed me:confused3 . They finally started to believe me at the airport but I don't think that they were fully convinced until we checked into the Beach Club Villas.
Waiting to see if you got the free dining, I really hope so:goodvibes I love free as much as I love surprises:wizard:
Wow, what a wonderful surprise for your kids & enjoying WDW with a friend who shares your love of Disney sounds like lots of fun. I can't wait to read all about it.popcorn::
More coming soon!!!! :goodvibes
Just stopping by your PTR to say hi! So . . . "Hi!" :wave:
I'm in. I like to read about surprises.
Updates coming soon I promise. It's been a little crazy lately. As soon as I have more that a few minutes to dedicate, I will be posting another update. I still have sooooo much to tell you.......
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Apple's brilliant plan to fix iOS Maps: Get YOU to do it
Re: iOS 6 Maps - Cloud Based Satellite Imagery
Hmmm. Yes, but my house is visible on Google Maps. You can't even find my town on Apple's satellite imagery. Even back in the early days of Google Maps the town existed (on the actual map it appears to be about 5miles east of the right place). Ho hum. Looking at London Bridge station I'd say Apple decided that 3 year old imagery would be just fine.
Apple 15in MacBook Pro with Retina Display
Not wanting to be rude here - where are you finding an equivalent spec for £900? I'd be delighted to buy something with the same CPU/chipset for £900. The best I can find is around £1100 for a machine with less RAM and no SSD. Oh, and less competent graphics hardiware.
BT reveals fibre-to-the-cabinet plans for 156 exchanges
sounds familiar
Our exchange date was 31st Dec 2010, then 31st March 2011, ten days ago that changed to 30th June. Good at this, they aint.
IT job seekers can't
smell spell
'Interesting' English
In various jobs over the last twenty years, I've been involved in hiring programmers several times. We advertised for a graduate role at one point. We received six hundred CVs for one job. Obviously, at that point you have to find some sort of winnowing method. We chose "proofread the covering letter" as our approach. Basic errors got rid of about 250 CVs that way. We did specify that writing skills and the ability communicate with clients were a priority for us. Ho hum.
I'm not sure about the casual dress issue. It does indicate to some extent how much importance the applicant places on the interview. On the other hand, I'm generally looking to employ someone based on their programming skills and their ability to interact with coworkers so it's not exactly an issue for me.
I met a chemical engineer the other day who told me that communications and writing skills are now part of many chemical engineering degrees. Is that the case with CS these days?
Sex offenders will get a review – after 15 years
And there was I thinking that the most interesting phrase was "will assert that the rights of citizens come before those of criminals". Assuming El Reg have that straight, I assume the govt is planning to strip citizenship from those convicted of a criminal offense. I suppose that's one round the ruling that prisoners must get the vote.
Kindle update to add 'proper' page numbers
Re: Hmmm
Your Sony Reader does this thru an Adobe hack to the EPUB spec which won't be carried forward into newer versions. Most publishers have already dropped the trick used as it stops the EPUB working on various other environments (due to failing validity checks). The page numbering it displays without the publisher including the page mapping file is based on counting 1000 characters and calling it a page - nothing to do with physical pages
@Anton Ivanov - there are already citation rules for eBooks where no page numbering is visible - take a look at a recent Chicago Manual of Style.
Probably the biggest problem is that Amazon have announced this feature without actually bothering to tell us (the content creators and publishers) how to do it. Most Kindle files are generated from EPUBs these days. I don't hold out much hope that they've used the page location support in the EPUB spec but it would be nice.
Mexican woman gets litigious on Top Gear's ass
Impressive show chaps
OK, so the comments on the show were fairly offensive even though obviously intended to be funny (there must be a certain sense of humor there). Gotta say that reading these comments makes me feel that the Top Gear team are probably slightly less xenophobic than the average El Reg reader.
UK short 100K tech recruits this year
Old Age Programmers
Given that we're a fairly new industry, isn't it likely that the average age will rise over time? Given a working life of, say, 20-65 and the growth of the IT industry over time, the odds are that the average age is going to rise over time unless people move out of the industry as they age.
Go, Brown, go!
Did I miss the bit when the Register turned into a political paper? That's two stories today where the main thrust has been primarily political. Why, as a reg reader, should I necessarily want Gordon Brown to resign?
Man gets life for killing game-obsessed partner
And yet
'frequently' would probably be the word they needed.
Edifier MP300 Plus 2.1 laptop speaker system
Nice Picture
Seems like elreg are making use of their own OSX on any PC guide
Vodafone USB Modem 7.2
Well, that would really depend on what you bought it for. Yeah, it would suck for surfing pr0n but I find Vodafone Broadband perfectly acceptable for reading mail and sshing to remote boxes.
Of course, I'm running osx leopard and Vodafone's config software makes a right pig's ear of that.
Orange strong-arming ex-customers for imagined debts
been doing it for a while
They did pretty well exactly that to me about six years ago - three years after I cancelled my orange account I received a letter from Moorcroft demanding three years' line rental. Orange denied that I'd ever closed my account, couldn't explain why they'd not billed me for three years and only backed off when I faxed them a copy of the letter they sent three years previously to confirm my account closure.
Funnily, I've never been a customer again
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text: Vested Interests Digging Deep to Doom California's Prop 23 by Christopher C. Horner 14 Oct 2010 post a comment Share This: My eye-opening experience with Enron revealed to my surprise just how it is that certain interests actually drive Big Green, and make otherwise inconceivable policy ideas into threats and often even reality. The revelation was such that it left me shaking my head in wonder as to how the (now suddenly) obvious, at least seeing how it escapes the interest of at least the establishment press cheerleading the same agenda: when you rob Peter to pay Paul, you are guaranteed the enthusiastic support of Paul. In fact -- as I learned regarding Enron's and BP's pet projects, "carbon cap-and-trade" and related 'green jobs' schemes all designed to make uneconomic investments in windmills etc. pay off -- sometimes the entire enterprise is Paul's idea. So it is that we see with deep pocketed gents now scrambling to protect their bets on uneconomic investments and rent-seeking schemes, by supporting the campaign to defeat Proposition 23 in California. Prop 23 would delay California's climatically meaningless but economically suicidal state-level adoption of Kyoto agenda, called AB 32. Oddly, there is no condemnation of these bags of money being thrown at killing a ballot initiative, despite the opprobrium heaped upon those few who have dared venture in to help the "Yes" campaign. This is a shame, for the question Cui bono? is so readily answered simply by scanning the growing list of those digging deep to make sure the 'green' gravy train of wealth transfers isn't derailed (regardless of the fairly obvious economic consequences if they are successful, which in a rational world would be of great interest to a watchdog press). Things are heating up in Cali, as we see with a Forbes blog post about some lefty billionaires -- that would be the 'good' kind of billionaires to the uninitiated -- picking up on this more detailed Grist item from last week. Both offer some insight about who stands to gain if the political class defeats the electorate's uprising in the form of Prop 23. That is to say, we see whose beaks just might have been wetted by AB 32, bizarrely hailed as a 'world's first' greenhouse gas and 'green economy' law notwithstanding the train wrecks of similar plans piling up around us where the scheme has already belly-flopped. It should come as no surprise that these examples hail from throughout Europe's more profligate basket cases like Spain, Ireland and Portugal. From the Grist piece: "Over the past few days, the No forces have collected $5 million from venture capitalists, New York financiers, renewable energy companies, and other deep-pocketed backers, according to California Secretary of State records.... Of course, Texas oil companies Tesoro and Valero and the billionaire Koch brothers, who earlier contributed $1 million to the Yes effort, could drop $10 million on the campaign tomorrow. But there appears to be a fundraising enthusiasm gap between the campaigns during the home stretch sprint to Election Day. Take a look at the growing roster of No partisans willing to put their money where their mouths are -- not to mention their self-interest. Ann Doerr, the wife of leading Silicon Valley capitalist John Doerr, gave $1 million to the No campaign on Thursday while her husband contributed $500,000 (in addition to the half million dollars he previously donated). Thomas Steyer, founder of the Farallon Capital Management hedge fund and co-chair of the No on 23 effort, put another $2.5 million into the campaign. San Francisco venture capitalist Paul Klingenstein contributed $100,000. On the other coast, New York hedge fund manager Julian Robertson of Tiger Management kicked in half a million dollars on Thursday. Renewable energy companies stepped to the plate as well. The U.S. division of Spanish wind giant Iberdrola Renewables gave $25,000; Santa Monica-based Solar Reserve, a developer of solar power plants, pitched in $50,000; and Google executive Jonathan Rosenberg contributed $10,000. The Consumers Union, the Union of Concerned Scientists, the Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, and Working Assets also gave a collective $100,000 over the past week." The fear-mongering about what could happen is de rigueur in such contexts, but also note these latter parties cited, who remind us that this fashionable spin on central planning is coincidentally catnip to statists and ideologues. Also see, for example, the venture-cap guy Steyer whose website touts his "Core Investment Strategies", one of which is "Value Investments", which according to him means "securities ...which are expected to appreciate in value due to a catalyzing event or a change in circumstances, including regulatory or legislative change, changing business models, ...". All of which screams out that he's probably, like the other deep pockets rushing to the rescue, putting his money where his money already is (yes, I've screenshot it). Someone might ask him if he's ever had $5 million pay off like he's hoping this $5 million will. And now greenie trade press outlet Climate Wire reports that those seeking to keep the voters from taking this mismanaged issue from the political class have a 2-to-1 funding advantage. Oddly, this is precisely the opposite of the long-running story line employed to demonize citizen activism. Regardless, these late-hour outbursts of panic that California's newest stab at central planning might get scuttled does put a little more perspective on the cries that monied interests oppose it. What they don't want to discuss is that the "Yes on 23 campaign" has every appearance of having originated as a grassroots effort to delay a scheme that is proving a disaster everywhere it is tried. Which, of course, is why no one opposing Prop 23 is telling you to look at the successes elsewhere; but instead sputtering 'world's first'-type fibs. So, as the opponents of Prop 23 have been shrilly claiming in lieu of substantive argument, people who might have money at stake support it, so you know it must be sinister. Peter, meet Paul, and goose, meet gander.


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As you know, April is National Minority Health Month, our opportunity to increase public awareness of the health disparities that unfortunately still impact ethnic and minority groups in the American population. Because the theme this year is "Prevention is Power: Taking Action for Health Equity," nurses are perfectly poised to take up the banner for highlighting the role of prevention in closing the health disparities gap.
As health professionals, nurses are well aware of health disparities in communities of color. Some patients will live shorter life spans simply because of their race, ethnicity, education or income.
The 3-day Canadian Consensus Development Conference on Surveillance & Screening for AROs (Antimicrobial-Resistant Organisms), will be held in Calgary, Alberta from June 18–20, 2014. It is the first event of its kind in Canada to look at issues in the field of AROs.
Women vaccinated with one dose of a human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine had antibodies against the viruses that remained stable in their blood for four years, suggesting that a single dose of vaccine may be sufficient to generate long-term immune responses and protection against new HPV in
The constant stress of dealing with physical and emotional demands as a nurse may leave you feeling exhausted, irritable and disconnected. Some days, it may be a struggle to head into work. You may find yourself increasingly needing a "mental health day" and calling in sick.
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Cooper Medical School of Rowan University
The Rowan University Foundation, the philanthropic and fundraising arm of Rowan University, committed to allocate $5 million to a new venture capital fund to fuel new research initiatives by faculty, students and alumni.
Rowan University has appointed long-time higher education administrator and innovator Carl "Tobey" Oxholm III as executive vice president for Administration and Strategic Advancement.
CMSRU clinical faculty member Dr. Jeffrey Brenner named a MacArthur Fellow.
CMSRU clinical faculty member Dr. Jeffrey Brenner named a MacArthur Fellow.
When he was an undergraduate at then-Glassboro State College back in the early 1960s, when he was looking for a quiet place to which to escape, to read or just to think, Tom Gallia would climb a ginkgo tree on the Bunce Green and perch on a branch, far from his classmates.
The Rowan University community will come together for a host of events to celebrate Veterans Week, Nov. 11-16.
A team of assessors from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. (CALEA), will arrive on Rowan University's campus on Sunday, Nov. 17, to examine all aspects of the University's Public Safety policy and procedures, management, operations and support services, Senior Director Reed Layton has announced.


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Grove Street (HD Universe)Talk1
this wiki
Grove Street is a street in Grand Theft Auto V, located in the neighborhood of Davis, South Los Santos. The Ballas control Grove Street, unlike in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, where The Families controlled it. However, in-game dialogue suggests that Grove Street was once controlled by The Families.
Events of GTA V
Trevor Philips, Franklin Clinton, Lamar Davis, and his dog Chop arrive at Grove Street to conduct a drug deal with a Ballas gangster. Trevor feels the cocaine is suspicious, and gets into an argument with the dealer. They both pull on the block of cocaine, ripping it in half, and revealing that the "drugs" the man is selling are fake. The trio are then ambushed by several Ballas on Grove Street. Soon, the LSPD arrive, resulting in a three-way firefight. Eventually, Trevor, Franklin, and Lamar manage to escape through a nearby stormdrain.
Mission Appearances
Places of interest
- During the mission Hood Safari, when the player approaches Grove Street, they will be able to see three men on bicycles riding away. The three men closely resemble Carl Johnson, Big Smoke and Ryder. This could be a reference to the mission Sweet & Kendl in GTA San Andreas, in which CJ, Smoke and Ryder escape the pursuing Ballas on bikes.
- Also during Hood Safari, one of the Ballas will shout out as a taunt, "The Families were kicked out ages ago", a reference to how the Families operated there in the past.
- When you escape the cops with Lamar as Franklin, Lamar will mention the Grove Street Families. Franklin will ask what happened to them and Lamar replies, "Probably all died or became a CEO or some shit". This later is a reference to CJ, who had become a young millionare and business owner by the end of his story.
- The eastern end of Grove Street is a cul-de-sac, as in GTA San Andreas. Although nothing resembling CJ Johnson's house is present, the basic layout and appearance of the homes at this end of the street is very similar to the earlier game.
- Another similarity between GTA V's Grove Street and GTA San Andreas is both versions are only a couple blocks away from an arena, beyond a flood control.
- Technically, Grove Street is an extension of Forum Drive, the location of Franklin's initial safehouse.
- Along with Vinewood Boulevard, Grove Street is one of only a couple of street names retained from the original GTA San Andreas version of Los Santos.
- A Police Maverick or a Buzzard can occasionally be seen flying around above Grove Street.


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Sacha Baron Cohen is currently working up his next contribution to cinema. The Dictator is a spoof flick built around a persona very similar to Saddam Hussein, the former ruler of Iraq. Cohen has turned to Russian SUV manufacturer Dartz to supply a few vehicles for his motorcade, and the automaker responded with a set of gold-plated Kombat wagon models. A few shots of the vehicles have made their way to the web, and we have to say that they wouldn't look out of line cruising through the oil-rich sands of pre-invasion Iraq.
The Dictator is set to land in movie theaters in May 2012 with director Larry Charles behind the wheel. Word has it celebrities like Anna Faris, Ben Kingsley and Megan Fox will all make appearances in the flick, though it's unclear what part they'll play in the action. Head over to GT Spirit for a closer look at the gold-plated Kombat wagons.


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JSO: 18-month-old found in retention pond
Updated On: Apr 02 2013 01:45:25 PM EDT
An 18-month-old girl is in critical condition after being pulled from a retention pond Monday night, authorities say.
The pond is near the child's home on Boddens Road in the Dinsmore area, police said.
Sgt. Jay Farhat, of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, told Channel 4 Monday night that police received a call from a local family around 5:30 p.m. in regards to a missing child.
Layla Granno was found shortly after police arrived and transported to Shands Jacksonville Medical Center.
Channel 4 spoke with a man at the scene who said he pulled the girl out of the water and gave her CPR.
The neighbor said he saw the toddler's mother pacing in the backyard around 5:30 p.m. The mother told him she couldn't find the child.
He said he helped the woman look for her daughter. He said when they found her, she looked like a plastic bag in the water.
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Cast Iron Recipes Please?
- Adrienne Oct 14, 2010 06:29 PM
Hey guys, I'm creating a cookbook for a friend as a side-gift to her wedding gift which will be a cast iron skillet and dutch oven (good new ones). I'm looking for great recipes for either but especially cast iron skillet recipes as I've also just gotten one myself and I want to test out the recipes I'm giving her. I'm looking for actual recipes, not just ideas of food she could make. The only foods she doesn't like are chocolate and pork (but she's not kosher or muslim, she just doesn't enjoy a dish that's largely pork. I'm pretty sure bacon underlying other foods is OK).
Thanks in advance! If I'm missing the same thread somewhere else, please link me :)
Rib Eye Steak - heat oven to 450 and stick pan in it. take steak out, rub with olive oil and sprinkle with kosher salt and pepper. take pan out (carefully), and put on a burner over heat. stick steak in, sear for 30 seconds, flip the steak, sear fr 30 seconds more, then put it in the oven for 2 min. flip the steak and cook for 2 min more in oven. (this is medium rare, add on another 2 min for medium). let rest for 5 minutes before slicing.
Roast Chicken - heat oven to 425. toss celery, onion, carrots, fennel, potatoes with olive oil, S & P, and thyme. clean chicken, stuff cavity with garlic head cut in half, lemon halves, thyme, S & P; truss, brush outside skin with butter and sprinkle with S & P. make a bed of veggies in the pan; put chicken in breast side up, should stick up a few inches over pan. roast in oven for an hour or until therm reads 165 in the leg. let rest for 15 minutes before carving. use juices to make gravy by adding flour over heat. serve veggies with chicken as well.
Roasted Artichokes - preheat oven to 400. in skillet combine parsley, olive oil, garlic, lemon zest, and water. clean and prep artichokes, slice in half or leave whole, and place in skillet. roast for 30-45 min til leaves pluck easily. serve with drawn butter.
Dutch Baby or German Pancake - http://www.realsimple.com/food-recipe...
re: ChiliDude
Wait I'm sorry, what do you mean about the beans? Is there a reason beans shouldn't be cooked in a cast iron?
re: Adrienne
Don't mean to answer for him, but ChiliDude is a "no beans in chili" fanatic and is quite zealous in spreading the word.
That said, you can certainly cook beans in cast iron, chili or no.
For the OP-Cumin and Curry Spiced Chicken under a brick, great flavor and crispy skin. Tyler Florence has an amazing recipe over at FN. Definitely consider passing on your favorite cornbread recipe to your friend; only was to bake cornbread is in a cast iron skillet, imo.
Here's a link to a fun blog for cooking in cast iron, with recipes:
re: bushwickgirl
Haha, ok, I appreciate the no-beans perspective, I just wasn't sure what that had to do with cast irons :) Thanks for the clarification.
Thanks for the links -- cumin and curry sounds right up my alley!
re: bushwickgirl
Thanks for clarifying the ambiguity. No beans in chili. However, I have beans in my minestrone breakfast every, yes every, morning.
Beans and barley plus vegetables help control my cholesterol and blood glucose. The control is connected to the action of 'resistant starches.'
Just wanted to indicate that I'm not against the ingestion of beans, beans just do not go in chili. Yes, I'm a chilihead, chilehead and chili snob.
re: ChiliDude
Dude, you're cool with me.
I have made no-knead bread in my big Lodge cast iron dutch oven, with results that made me squeal with joy because my baking endeavors usually flop. This bread had a nice crisp crust and airy soft loaf inside. It tasted like the artisan breads I buy at the markets. There are many instances and slight variations to this recipe on the interwebs, and here is one I found that includes a discussion that I found informative:
re: CapreseStacy
Wow, now I feel like I should go buy myself a dutch oven and try this out! Thanks!
re: Adrienne
A HUGE +1 on the no-knead bread in the dutch oven.
In a similar vein, I've been taught to use a preheated cast iron skillet in which to bake cornbread. Fantastic results, but you have to match the diameter of the skillet with the volume of the batch of cornbread...maybe a great reason to get different sizes of skillets in the future.
I was fortunate enough to inherit a five-piece set of Griswolds from my grandmother...an embarassment of riches.
re: c oliver
THERE it is...After years of trying to figure out how to get RID of bacon drippings, the strained results now have a place of honor in my fridge....Older....wiser.
re: Joebob
Wow, now I see why I didn't find the recipes.... definitely not the keywords I was using --Thanks.
I made and loved Iron Skillet Spinach 'n Eggs with Fresh Mozzarella this summer. It's a quick 'n easy breakfast idea. Sautee a clove of garlic in a little bit of butter, then add a generous handful of fresh spinach and squeeze a quarter of a fresh lemon.
When the spinach cooks down (just a few minutes), make a little "nest," crack an egg into the nest, cover the pan and cook to your desired consistency. I let mine cook about 3 to 4 minutes so the yolk could run all over the plate.
Once the yolk had set a little, I topped it with a slice of fresh mozzarella in the pan. A sprinkle of Penzey's California Seasoned Pepper over the mozz completed the dish, served atop buttered toast.
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I've made this CHOW recipe for roasted, bone-in chicken breast with a pan sauce over and over again. It's delicious and is SO foolproof.
I guess I'm a bit confused. There's really no "Cast Iron Skillet" recipes. Cast iron is simply the skillet used.
Just about anything can be cooked in it. Namely, one-dish meals has been my experience.
re: natewrites
It sounds like you're making fun of me, but I don't really see why. Obviously I know the cast iron isn't an ingredient; I'm just looking for recipes that are especially good in a cast iron or make good use of special cast iron properties. It seems to me that the other respondents understood the question in this way.
re: Adrienne
Agreed, Adrienne. I switched to induction cooktop this year and use my CI even more but agree with you that it's particularly suited for certain types of cooking. I've recently been doing really thick steaks by getting a CI skillet really hot, searing the steaks on both sides and then place in a 400 oven.
natewrites, please tell us about the one-dish meals. I'm unable to imagine one.
re: c oliver
One dish meals lke this one, C Oliver. Racheal used the larger sized CI to make hers. It looked fantanstic.
However, mine didn't crisp up. I would make it again though. I think it's just my oven. I need to cook things longer at a higher temp. Either that, or it's the high elevation where I live.
re: natewrites
Thanks, but could you tell me about something you've fixed that you DID like? I just can't imagine a protein, starch and green vegetable cooking all together and not having something either seriously over or under cooked. Not sarcasm at all; just trying to imagine.
re: c oliver
Well, I grew up in the midwest in farm country. My granmothers and mother just always cooked pretty much everything except eggs over easy in cast iron skillets. My guess it was just out of good old fashioned practicality: no Teflon to flake off, not glass so it won't break. And you can turn a dish down in a heavy cast iron skillet and let what ever is in there slowly simmer while you do other housework, etc.
To this day, my mom still makes her Beef Stroganoff in it. The browned bits of meat, stick to the bottom of the heavy pan and make such a deep brownish red sauce. I get hungry thinking about it. I do remember that it takes her a long time to do it because she flours then browns the meat in small batches with plenty of olive oil and doesn't want to crowd the meat initially.
The rice, of course, is made in another pan. But as you can see, the rest is pretty much done in the large CI. I call it a "one dish" because other than the rice, the dish is so good you don't really need anything else but a tiny token salad.
She'd also make stews (that would have veggies in it) as well. My guess is that she just made it in stages: brown meat first, then stock, flour, veggies then low to simmer.
re: c oliver
Breakfast Hash "Pizza"
start with onions and grated potatoes, and seasoning of choice (S & P and herbs if desired) in skillet in butter. cook til softened. then spread out thinly to cover entire pan as "crust." Put in oven at 400 for 5-10 min til golden. Carefully remove from oven; sprinkle with gruyere and provolone (or other cheese) shredded, then some fresh spinach (and optionally mushrooms or other desired veggies). More S&P. Then crack a couple of eggs on top (with S&P lightly). Return to oven and bake til eggs are done to desired amount. Garnish with fresh parsley or basil or whatever you like.
Faux Strata -
add chopped, stale bread cubes to pan in butter and toast til dry and golden. remove briefly, then saute some onions, garlic, veggies of choice, adding in some ham or bacon or other meat of choice. Return bread cubes and toss, then pour over some eggs beaten with milk and/or sour cream, S &P, seasonings and cheese. Put in 350 oven til set. (I know it's not one dish because of the eggs, but...)
re: c oliver
Well, imagine adding the ingredients ONE AT A TIME, and cook according to the doneness desired. Y'know, imagine a stir fry.
Start with the protein; fish, chicken or meat, saute in oil with onion, celery, and peppers, then add the potatoes, then add the carrots, cauli, harcort vert, zuke, broc, or peas and cook til tender, then garnish.
I think Moroccans have been doing this for ages, using a tagine, not to mention all those over time who use cast iron or even an oven!
re: natewrites
I cook whatever I possibly can in my CI. I inherited it and it's very old and very well seasoned. That said, the things I make a point to cook in it are the usuals-grilled cheese, french toast, steak, burgers, sauteed veggies, pan fried spuds, etc. But I also like to roast chicken and meat loaf and even smaller roasts, i.e. pork loins in my giant fryer. Why? You can brown in it and then simply stick it in the oven AND THEN (this is my favorite part!) you stick it back on the stove to make gravy. But alas, I have no recipes for most of this stuff and I generally wing it, so in that respect I can't help you there. I think it's notable, though, that it has more uses than people think besides making bacon (which I do in the oven anyhow). That and while you need to be kind to it, you don't have to coddle it. People hauled it in covered wagons across the country and it made it. Nice gift, BTW. Good luck with it.
re: Whosyerkitty
Thanks, Whosyerkity. That's all I was trying to originally say but got misunderstood.
re: Whosyerkitty
I totally appreciate this point -- I just want to get her started with some specific ideas, I'm sure she will adapt the more general approach as you've described as she uses it.
re: Adrienne
Personally some of the best fried chicken I have made, comes out of a Cast Iron. I soak the chicken in buttermilk that is seasoned with paprika, garlic, Onion, Powder, S&P, and a little chili powder, let it sit overnight in fridge.
Drain Buttermilk from chicken, make flour, egg, breadcrumb set up...always season the flower with S&P. Paprika, a touch of cumin, Garlic. I prefer to use Panko, i just like the texture produced
Heat Cast iron Skillet to 350. put about 1 1/2" of your choice of oil, I prefer Canola for this. Do in small batches dont over crown, and skim off breadcrumbs that lnger in oil between batches..
re: SaminSFL
This is very similar to what I wound up doing for fried chicken except that I seasoned the chicken after the buttermilk part -- next time I'll try putting seasonings right in the buttermilk!
re: Adrienne
I've started to marinate in a mix of hot sauce (Louisiana) and lemon juice for about an hour - no buttermilk. Fantastic, and extra savory. (I don't use bread crumbs, though, just seasoned flour.)
re: c oliver
Now this one might be a stupid question, but how thick qualifies as really thick? (Referring to the "Really thick steak" post).
re: Adrienne
For a steak, probably 2+" but I've done hamburgers that way when no grill was available. Didn't sear for as long. Have also done thick (1"?) fish fillets. I ALWAYS use a meat thermometer. Even travel with one :)
re: c oliver
thanks -- I'm definitely going to try this. -a.
re: Adrienne
Cool. Then check this out.
re: Adrienne
Sorry. That sentence could be read wrong. I just meant that anything tastes good cooked in cast iron. But I think I see what you mean. Dishes that are already tasty, but maybe taste better from the effects of cooking on one.
For example, Racheal Ray had a Carbonera pasta pizza that she did in one. I didn't care for the texture, but it was pretty good. I think had I used more oil and baked it in the oven at a higher temperature (my oven runs low), the sides and bottom of the dish may have crisped up and gotten more golden.
You could probably find that recipe on her site. Sorry for the confustion.
I enjoy Empanada Pie, a trashy one-dish meal inspired by a traditional empanada filling of ground beef, olives, and raisins and by a recipe on the Bisquick website (although I substitute my own ingredients to make it from scratch). It tastes just like some savory rolled pancakes my grandmother used to make, only much easier. But you're probably trying to keep up the tone as this is a wedding gift.
One thing I love my cast-iron skillets for is roasting vegetables. Cauliflower is a particular favorite. There's hardly a recipe. I just heat the pan on the stovetop a bit, then add a head of cauliflower cut into bite-size florets and several cloves of garlic, sliced on the diagonal. I drizzle with a few tablespoons olive oil, sprinkle with coarse salt and some freshly-ground black pepper and shake it all around to combine. Then I place it in a preheated oven (350 to 375 degrees) and roast for approximately half an hour (it depends on the amount of cauliflower and the depth of the florets in the pan), shaking and stirring every ten minutes or so until fork-tender and browned around the edges. You can add some chopped olives or anchovies at the end for extra flavor.
re: csdiego
Oh, I am 100% in favor of low-brow recipes -- just because I'm buying her a fancy pan doesn't mean I expect her to cook fancy every night! And an empanada pie sounds delish -- Does the dough go on the bottom, the top, or both?
re: Adrienne
The crust isn't really a pastry dough, it's more of an eggy-biscuity topping. It tastes just like my grandmother's savory crepes. Here's the recipe. You could probably use diced boneless chicken thighs too, although I never have.
1/2 teaspoon olive oil
1 bay leaf, optional
1 onion, chopped
1-2 cloves garlic, minced
1 lb. or less ground beef—the leaner, the better
1 can (14-15 oz.) diced tomatoes, undrained
1/3 cup raisins
sprinkling of crushed red (hot) pepper flakes
1/4 cup olives (green pimiento-stuffed, black oil-cured, whatever you've got), chopped
Salt and black pepper to taste (I don't usually add any)
1. Preheat oven to 350.
2. Heat olive oil in a cast-iron skillet over medium-high heat, then add onion and bay leaf. Cook for about 5 minutes, or until onion just begins to lose its opacity. Add garlic and beef and cook, breaking up the meat with a fork, for 5 minutes, or until there is no pink remaining in the meat. Tilt the pan and use a large spoon to drain the excess fat that collects in the bottom (important).
3. Add the tomatoes, the raisins, and the crushed red pepper. Cook for 5-10 minutes, using a fork to smoosh the tomatoes as they soften, until all the excess liquid has evaporated (the meat should still be moist, but there shouldn't be any visible puddles).
4. Remove from heat, remove bay leaf and stir in olives. Taste mixture and add salt and pepper if desired (I usually find that it doesn't need any extra seasoning).
5. Spread the filling out in the pan so it is level. Set it aside while you make the topping.
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon butter or palm-oil shortening
(or, substitute 1/2 cup Bisquick for the five ingredients above)
2 eggs
1 cup milk
1. Combine the dry ingredients. Add the butter and pulse in the food processor or use a pastry blender until the mixture resembles coarse cornmeal. Beat the eggs with the milk and add them to the dry mixture.
2. Pour this over the top of the mixture in the skillet and place in the preheated oven. Bake for 15-20 minutes, or until the top is golden and a toothpick comes out clean. Remove from oven and let cool slightly. Cut into 6 wedges and serve.
German Apple Pancake, the kind that you first saute the apples a little bit with brown sugar and cinnamon then whomp up the batter, pour it over, and bake in a hot oven (you put the skillet in the oven). This is so good that it is actually the only reason I give house-room to a CI skillet in my very small apt kitchen.
re: Querencia
Sounds good! May we please have your recipe?
re: vafarmwife
Hmn, I'm curious about why you have a separate one for cornbread but not for sweets? I feel like theoretically I'd really like to use two, one for sweet and one for savory, but I'm not sure if that's 100% necessary and to be honest right now I can't imagine where I'd put a second one, my kitchen space has already exploded into my living room (I'm in a Manhattan studio and own WAY too many kitchen toys as it is). Anyway, more thoughts on this?
re: Adrienne
I can only tell you that I am doing what my mother and grandmother did. The one for cornbread is only wiped out between uses with a paper towel and not put under running water like the large one that I use most everything else. Maybe it's not the thing to do, but it works for me.
re: vafarmwife
My Mom told me not to use my cornbread skillet for anything else or the cornbread would stick. I heat the bacon grease in the skillet on the stove, add some grease to my batter,leave an adequate amount of grease in the pan,sprinkle the skillet lightly with cornmeal, then pour the batter in the skillet. Another Momism here,she said to leave the skillet on the stove (over heat) for the length of time it took to rinse the mixing bowl, then put the cornbread in the oven. She taught me how to make my first pan of cornbread and I've been doing it that way for (God help me) another 47 years.
re: MellieMag
I use my skillet for everything and my cornbread did not stick. I just put butter in the bottom of the pan first.
here are a couple of my favorites that benefit from getting a cast iron REALLY hot first:
Corn bread (can be halved)
6 tablespoons butter or bacon fat
2 cups stone-ground cornmeal
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1 3/4 cups buttermilk
2 eggs, lightly beaten
preheat oven to 450-degrees. melt butter or bacon fat on 8 or 9 inch cast iron skillet. pour off fat let the skillet heat in oven while preparing batter
combine dry ingredient in a bowl and set aside. mix eggs and buttermilk, add to dry ingredients. stir in bacon fat or melted butter. pour the batter into the hot skillet. Bake for 25 minutes, or until golden brown. let cool 15 minutes, then invert over a plate or cooling rack.
almond frittata
6 eggs
2 tablespoons sugar, 3 if using buttermilk
Pinch of salt
1/2 cup cream, light coconut milk or buttermilk
1/2 cup almond meal
1/2 cup toasted sliced almonds
1 teaspoon each vanilla, almond extract
2 tablespoons butter (non-stick spray is fine)
1. Heat 8-inch ovenproof skillet (I use cast iron) in a 400-degree oven while you gather the ingredients and put the mixture together,
2. In a bowl, combine eggs, cream, coconut milk or buttermilk vanilla and almond extract.
3. In a second bowl, combine almond meal, sliced almonds, sugar and salt. Stir into liquid mixture.
4. Melt butter or spray skillet, pour in egg mixture and return to oven for 20 minutes.
5. Let cool, slice and serve. For company, dust with confectioners sugar.
re: wonderwoman
I have one idea. Put powdered sugar on it when it's done. Thanks for the idea!
re: maxecloe
"For company, dust with confectioners sugar."
re: wonderwoman
WOW sounds delish! Thanks!
Did anyone mention the Zuni Cafe Roast Chicken? If not,here's a link:
Rachael Ray's Mexican Meat-zza (Mexican Deep-Dish Pan Pizza) with cornbread for the crust is one I've made more than once and enjoyed. Definitely don't need two boxes of Jiffy...and, of course, you can sub your own favorite homemade cornbread for a box of Jiffy.
For that matter, however you usually make taco meat, game on with that as well...but the idea is still a good one and a keeper in my book:
re: kattyeyes
I will definitely come up with a version of this -- thanks!
If you don't get enough ideas here, these are actually pretty good cookbooks (I say that with some surprise, as "theme" cookbooks often are not):
I use my skillets for almost all frying, getting a good char on peppers and steaks, frittatas, and lots of baking (cornbread, rollls, pizza, pies). My dutch ovens are for no-knead bread, pork roast like Mama made <g>, chili, and pot roast. Sorry, no specific recipes as some I just wing it based on 34 years of cooking, and a lot can simply be adapted from recipes suggesting non-cast iron pans.
re: Beckyleach
So... I see a lot of recommendations for rolls or biscuits in the cast iron... do you just put them next to each other in the cast iron and then bake in the oven?
Also yes definitely --I barely use recipes at home either, but for now when people are making recs I can find standard non-cast-iron recipes and check them in my cast iron before I include them for her. Thanks for the cookbook tip I'll check them out!
re: Adrienne
Tarte Tatin, the French apple tart, is best made in cast iron. Last time I made it I followed the Tarte Tatin recipe from Julia Child "The Way to Cook" book. Superb. I didn't think it would come out easily from the pan (you flip the tart after baking it, so the pastry ends up on the bottom), but it did.
Ok, this is a cast iron-only recipe in my house, but it works with tiny little frying pans. I have found 6" and 4" cast iron frying pans at flea markets. The 4" one is really wicked cute. I don't know if you could do it in a full-sized pan without making a metric boatload.
I slow-roast garlic in olive oil. Crosscut maybe a half a head of garlic cloves as thin as you can, and just cover them with olive oil in a 4" cast iron pan (maybe 2 to 4 tablespoons). Put them on the lowest heat possible. If the garlic starts to bubble at all, it's too hot and you need to add a flame spreader or keep turning the low heat on and off. If it works right, after about a half hour or more, you get dried sweet roasted but not burned garlic slices that dissolve in your mouth. If the oil's too hot they get dark gummy and bitter. Can you tell I've had a few batches turn out lousy?
You can use it as is to dress pasta, or save the flavored oil separately from the garlic slices. I like to add it, minus some of the oil, to pureed roasted red peppers and some yogurt to make a dipping sauce.
re: Kunegunde
hmmm...sounds yum. I have a friend who slow roasts garlic in a similar way but in the oven. He then uses the oil as dipping oil for bread. Have you tried doing it in the oven? While I'm not sure it will necessarily have the same texture, it seems like less hassle. One day, I'll conduct an experiment (really, I will!).
Dear Adrienne,
I don't mean to bust your bubble, but there is no such thing as a new cast iron skillet that is good.
The lodge which is often touted for stovetop pizza has a pebbled texture that no real cast iron cook likes at all. and no one makes the 'must have' smooth finish any more.The smooth process pans were made in two steps, the last step requiring iron being poured into the mold. Those are the prized ones, considered de rigueur by devotees. Do some cast iron research online.
I am a veggie, and REALLY wanted a new one, but after getting a small Lodge that was finished by a machine with 'pebble' spray, I totally understood why the new ones are unacceptable to most users.
i relented and got one from eBay. My cast iron skillet, named Jeremy(!) is 72 years old, and it is OUTSTANDING; it dances with all the vibrations from the past. It has been through electronic cleaning, been reseasoned and is an immaculate Griswold #10 (10.25 inches) circa 1939.
Check this out; you will be happy you did so!
re: VenusCafe
I am well aware of the strong feelings about cast iron pans out there, and I don't disagree with you at all about what's really the best, but she wanted a new one and it's her gift. I am a foodie and I would love an old cast iron pan for myself, but she is a foodie-friendly but less foodie-hardcore gal who would like a new pan for new nuptials and that's what I'm going to get her.
Meanwhile, all the suggestions have been very helpful! I've made 2 dozen recipes or so that I've made friends come over to taste-test and it has become quite a project. Thanks everybody!
re: VenusCafe
So the new cast iron skillets aren't good? That's a shame. A Griswold is a good skillet. Mine aren't Griswold, just old. I season them when they need it. I have four skillets, two big,one medium and the smaller one I use for cornbread.My mother always said you should never use your cornbread skillet for anything but cornbread so I don't. I guess I've never thought about recipes for cast iron skillets . I do have a little coated T-Fal saute skillet that is great for eggs but other than that, I just use the cast iron skillets. So I guess any recipe is a cast iron skillet recipe for me.
re: MellieMag
I LOVE my Lodge pre-seasoned (now truly seasoned) skillet that I purchased in '02 or so. Everyone's - even your great-great-grandmother's - was new once.
Here's a favorite recipe that I created.
Cast Iron Griddle Sweet-Milk Scones with Raisins
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon table salt
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
4 tablespoons whipped butter
1/4 cup raisins
2/3 cup whole milk
2 tablespoons shortening or cooking oil
1. Add flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt to a
mixing bowl. Mix dry ingredients well with a whisk or fork.
Using a whisk or fork, cut butter into flour mixture until it
resembles coarse meal with a few slightly larger butter lumps.
Stir in raisins.
2. Heat a cast iron griddle or 10-inch cast iron skillet as
if you were making pancakes. Add a tablespoon or two of
shortening or cooking oil to coat the surface of the griddle.
3. Make a well in the center of dry mixture and pour in milk. Stir
the ingredients together with a fork into a soft, slightly wet clump
of dough. Add a little milk or flour if needed to adjust the
consistency of dough.
4. Gather up pieces of the dough and using your hands, form scones
into the size and shape of english muffins. Add a tablespoon or two
of flour, as needed, to handle dough. Make about 8 scones from the
5. Place the shaped scones onto griddle, leaving about 1/4-inch
between each scone. Turn the burner down to a little lower than
what you would use for pancakes.
Cook about 5 to 7 minutes on each side to brown the tops and bottoms.
Press on middle of scone to test for doneness. The sides should look dry and no batter should ooze out when scone is pressed down upon.
The finished scone color should be golden to dark brown.
Total cooking time about 10 to 14 minutes.
Serve with butter and jam.
Makes about 8 english muffin size scones.
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"Exes & Ohs" Recaps: Episode 1.5 "Pole Dancing and Other Forms of Therapy"
An interview
— Last week Jen turned down a big fat check from a woman named
Lauren because she found Lauren's body more irresistible than her money.
But today Jen's taping an interview with a pole-dancing instructor for
her documentary, so I guess she found her shooting funds elsewhere.
(Maybe she sold her Complete Works
of Shakespeare
on eBay?)
The pole-dancing instructor
proudly tells Jen and her camera that she stripped her way through college.
Showing up at the bursar's office with 5,000 singles is no way to endear
yourself to your future alma mater, but hey, whatever it takes, right?
She not only got out of college debt-free, she had enough money left
over to start a school for pole dancer wannabes.
While a student does something
slightly gynecological to a brass pole, Jen asks the woman to address
the idea that this kind of dancing exploits women. The woman smiles
and argues that it "teaches women to put themselves out there and
express themselves in whole new ways." I can think of a dozen other
ways to express myself that do not include a leotard and Handi Wipes,
but that's just me.
Jen is also skeptical about
the Power of the Pole.
Pole Woman: You
know, I usually find women that hold back in one area usually hold back
in lots of other areas.
Jen: One day I should take a class and find out.
Pole Woman: Well, how 'bout now?
Jen glances at the student,
who is now upside down with the pole nestled in her ass crack. Uh, rain
A helping hand
— Sam is helping Jen set up the reception area for a rough-cut
screening of her skinumentary, Sex, Inc.
She rushes in late and plops three large sandwich trays down on the
bar. Smoothing her hair several times, she eyes Jen like a nervous squirrel.
Jen notices right away and comments that three cases of bed head in
one week is fairly ambitious, even for Sam.
Sam tells Jen not to worry
about her bed status and asks instead about the interview with the pole
dancer. Jen tells her about the offer to take a class, which makes Sam
guffaw in disbelief and say, "Yeah. Not with a million dollars
and Mia Hamm's phone number." OK, but if her husband answers, hang
A question
— Meanwhile at the ChKrisses, the childless couple discusses the
do's and don'ts of a biological father. Chris seems to be leaning toward
the A Child Needs to Know Their Father school of thought, while Kris is
from the Thanks for Filling the Cup, Now Get Lost camp. It's dawning
on them that they might be scrolling through their cell phone contacts
for a donor.
A fan
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gig as a consultant "blows." Crutch tells her it's frustrating
they don't heed her suggestions to give the people what they want. It's
been two solid weeks since the squishy muffin meeting and still no change.
Apparently they did not teach coma-inducing concepts like "implementation
gap" at Bakersfield Junior College, where Crutch spent over a year
majoring in "various things."
All Emmy wants to hear is that
Crutch has gotten her first paycheck, because Crutch is still showering
in the ladies' restroom.
As Crutch bemoans working for
The Man, she suddenly notices a young girl with a strangely full mop
of hair and big doe eyes staring at her nervously. Is that Tatum O'Neal
from Little
Crutch gives her an impatient
"What?" Tatum says with awe, "You're Crutch!" Crutch
is getting fanned for the first time.
Tatum tells Crutch she heard
her amazing music on the internet and adds, "And I think I'm gay,
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Can Hiv Cause Your Liver Enzymes To Be Elevated
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Hiv meds and elevated liver enzymesI have had slightly elevated enzymes for a few years now.(AST and ALT of 50)I've been undetectable using Kaletra, viread and combivir for about 8 years.However, combivir has been part of my regimen for 20 years.I'm wondering whether...
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Stanford University, School of MedicineI assume other causes for increased ALT and AST have been looked for (hepatitis viruses, etc). The elevation is not too bad and many experts would probably leave it alone. I don't think you need 3 NRTIs, which is what you are getting with... Read more »
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DURANT, Okla. - A Colbert man who suffered mercury poisoning while using mercury to remove gold from electronic equipment has died.
Durant/Bryan County Emergency Management Director James Dalton says 55-year-old Tony Winnett died at a Tulsa hospital.
Dalton also says the home where Winnett and Melissa Lake used the mercury is so contaminated it's now uninhabitable.
Lake also suffered mercury poisoning and was treated and released at a hospital in Durant.
Authorities say the technique of using mercury to separate gold once was used by industrial miners in the American West but was banned because it's so dangerous.
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MIAMI (AP) - A woman will serve five years of probation for the death of her 18-month-old son, who was left unattended in a truck while she worked at a pet store.
Elizabeth Cuesta pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of aggravated manslaughter.
Police say the 41-year-old forgot her to take Diego Vega to school before arriving for work as a veterinarian assistant in May 2009. The child's father found him dead inside the hot car later that day.
Cuesta faced up to 30 years in prison if convicted. Authorities say the plea deal was ideal for Cuesta because she has no criminal history or record of abuse against her two children.
Miami-Dade prosecutor Dawn Denaro says there is "no punishment greater than the loss of one's child."
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Woods announces Como as swing coach
Tiger Woods has announced Chris Como as his latest swing coach, filling a vacancy created by his split from Sean Foley in August.
Tiger Woods has announced Chris Como as his latest swing coach, filling a vacancy created by his split from Sean Foley in August.
Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are part of an 11-strong "task force" created to examine all aspects of the US Ryder Cup process in the wake of last month's defeat at Gleneagles.
World number one Rory McIlroy will have a metaphorical target on his back at this week's Ryder Cup in the same way Tiger Woods did in his heyday, according to Europe's triumphant 2010 captain Colin Montgomerie.
Tiger Woods says there is even more to come from Rory McIlroy
Tiger Woods is "in no hurry" to hire a new swing coach - as he has yet to swing a club during his latest injury lay-off.
World number one Rory McIlroy has defended his comments about Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson being in "the last few holes of their careers".
Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods faced off on one of the most popular television programmes in America, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
Tiger Woods has revealed he pulled out of the Ryder Cup because he did not feel he could have won a point for the United States.
Tiger Woods will not be in the United States team for the Ryder Cup next month after withdrawing himself from consideration for a captain's pick due to injury.
Rory McIlroy has a greater appreciation for the achievements of Tiger Woods after claiming his second successive major title at Valhalla.
United States captain Tom Watson insists he can rely on Tiger Woods to tell him the truth about his fitness, but admits a European team "full of star power" will be favourites to retain the Ryder Cup.
Rory McIlroy moved one stroke clear in the weather-hit second round of the PGA Championship at Valhalla, while Padraig Harrington and Tiger Woods missed the cut.
The problems continued to mount for US Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson in the early stages of the US PGA Championship on Thursday, even though Tiger Woods was fit enough to take part.
Tiger Woods will have until 10 minutes before his tee time of 8:35am on Thursday to decide whether to play in or miss the US PGA Championship at Valhalla.
Tiger Woods insisted he was pain free on the eve of the US PGA Championship, despite his severely disrupted preparations.
Tiger Woods could still play in this week's US PGA Championship after his agent revealed it was "way too early" to make a decision on the 14-time major winner's back injury.
Nine-time major winner Gary Player on Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods
Tiger Woods withdrew from the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational during Sunday's final round, sparking fears that he had suffered further serious damage to his back.
It was not quite exactly the same as 2006, but it was not far off as Tiger Woods returned to major championship action in the Open at Royal Liverpool.
Rory McIlroy believes it would be foolish to write off Tiger Woods's chances of winning the British Open next week, although he thinks Hoylake could also provide one of his best chances of lifting the Claret Jug.


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A Christmas lights display in Canberra sets a Guinness World Record for the largest display of lights, with over a million LEDs switched on. Video: Reuters
Queensland's capital Brisbane is cleaning up after a massive hail storm rips through the city. Video: Reuters
Farmers release sheep under the Eiffel Tower to rally against the French government's wolf plan. Video: Reuters
Holocaust survivor Mira Wexler reunites with her rescuer Helena Weglowski for the first time since 1945. Video: Reuters
Friday Kiyee, the Dead Body Management Team Leader of the Liberian Red Cross speaks about Ebola, staying safe and how they handle the deceased. Video: IFRC
Two window washers trapped on a broken platform outside the 21st floor of Santiago's Crowne Plaza hotel are rescued by firemen. Video: Reuters
President Barack Obama pardons turkeys "Mac" and "Cheese," chiding his detractors by saying "some will call it amnesty." Video: Reuters
Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson says he felt like a child trying to stop the wrestler Hulk Hogan when he got into a scuffle with 18-year-old Michael Brown. Video: ABC News/Reuters
Nóirin O'Sullivan answers questions at her unveiling as the new Garda Commissioner.
Mark Furlong caught three-month-old baby Mila when she was thrown from the upstairs window by her father Derek Healy, at a fire in Dublin today. Video: Elaine Edwards
A woman in Australia falls into a sinkhole in her backyard while hanging out laundry. Video: Reuters
Thousands of people gathered in a square in Pyongyang to protest against a United Nations resolution condemning human rights abuses in North Korea. Video: Reuters
Violence in Ferguson, Missouri after grand jury announcement that a white police officer will not face charges in the August shooting death of an unarmed African-American teenager. Video: Reuters
Conor Pope visits Dublin's first city centre traditional Christmas market which is based at St Stephen's Green and runs until Tuesday 23rd of December. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Crumlin schoolgirl Paris Curtis unveiled An Post's new Christmas stamp on which she appears dressed as an Angel singing carols at the Mansion House when she was three. Video : Bryan O'Brien
A newborn baby boy is found by cyclists after they heard crying coming from a drain near a motorway. Video: Reuters
Shelter dogs from over-crowded facilities in Southland, California are flown to Washington State as part of a "Black Dog Friday" adoption blitz. Video: Reuters
A 12-year-old boy said to have been waving a fake semi-automatic pistol in an Ohio playground dies after he was shot by police. Video: Reuters
Recapping the week as seen through the lenses of award-winning Irish Times photographers. Video: David Dunne
The National Library of Ireland has opened an exhibition telling the story of Irish involvement in the first World War through the lives of four people from different backgrounds and perspectives. Ronan McGreevy reports. Video: Ronan McGreevy


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Metropolitan Opera Live in HD presents TCHAIKOVSKY: Eugene Onegin
Presented by Rockport Music at Shalin Liu Performance Center
October 5, 2013
Anna Netrebko and Mariusz Kwiecien star as the lovestruck Tatiana and the imperious Onegin in Tchaikovsky's fateful romance. Deborah Warner's new production, set in the late 19th century, moves episodically from farmhouse to ballroom, with a powerful snowstorm providing the dramatic setting for the finale. Piotr Beczala is Lenski, Onegin's friend turned rival. Russian maestro Valery Gergiev conducts.
37 Main Street
Rockport, MA 01966
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$32, $29, $20
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Phone: 978-546-7391
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