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Need help with this crazy barbecued baby back ribs recipe
Hi everyone!
I have this REALLY old recipe from my sister in law for barb baby back ribs, which my husband LOVES. So I am trying to make them for him. I, however, am a vegetarian, and I know NOTHING about how to cook ribs!
The recipe is really confusing, so I thought maybe someone here could help me figure it out...???
I seasoned the ribs (3lb rack) last night, and put back in refrigerator.
Says to preheat oven to 350
Place in roasting pan, fill 1/2 way with water. Cover for 1 hour. Reduce heat to 325 for 3-4 hours. Cover ribs with tinfoil tightly and place in oven for about 4-6 hours. (Ribs should be fork tender - literally fall down and apart off of fork). Remove ribs from oven and reduce heat to 300. Cover ribs in honey and brown sugar - enough to coat but not enough to drip and run over sides. Sprinkle brown sugar over ribs - just enough to stick to ribs and cover them. Pour over enough barb sauce to taste. Return to oven, bake between 1/2 hour to 45 min (un-covered) Serve immediately.
So...when I put the ribs in the roasting pan initially, should I put them in tinfoil? Do I just let them soak up the water in the pan? This has gotten me so confused, and if you could only see the original recipe...there are notes and directions ALL over the place. looks like she corrected it, and moved the order around, and crossed things out, etc.. It's impossible to figure out! Please help!!!!!
I know that this may sound elementary to some of you. I apologize. I am just trying to make my husband happy by cooking his favorite recipe ever. And we no longer speak to my sister in law, so i can't ask her.
Thank you!!!!!!!
well I'm not looking at your recipe as you are but that's a lot of hours to cook ribs. there are easier ways of doing a bang up great tasty rack of ribs.
can you ask your sister in law to clarify?
a friend of mine was going on and on about the bbq ribs she'd done the night before. I knew she wanted to say more so I asked for the recipe.
ribs seasoned well with salt pepper brown sugar and a little cayenne mix together, rub well. let sit on counter wrapped in Saran for 3 hours. undo Saran, rub down with your favorite bbq sauce. rewrap in Saran, wrap that whole thing is heavy duty foil, pinch tight, place on wire rack over cookie sheet in oven at 325* for 2 hrs then bump up to 375* for 1 hour. take out of oven, let rest undisturbed for 20 minutes, plate up enjoy
re: iL Divo
iL Divo, it took me about 3 reads and 15 minutes to get my head around what results the OP was looking for, and I think what you posted will do it.
I don't sauce my ribs in the oven due to the sugars in teh sauce burning (I;ve had it happen both covered in foil and uncovered)but the late saucing and late oven crank looks like it will do the job spot on.
3 hours total cook time should do the trick max., especially if doing multiple racks of ribs.
Awesome trick I will definately have to try.
re: jjjrfoodie
yep jjjr, I was doing 2 sheet pans. I know my MIL always used Saran, although it feels completely different now, not the same finger feel at all, it is ok for oven use. but the method of covering/enclosing, letting rest, then covering that with foil and sealing tight, then roasting isn't a problem for me anyway with sugars burning. I know what you mean otherwise, but for whatever reason, this works. and I agree 2 1/2-3 hrs should be max.
re: iL Divo
I'm sure that it is awesome, but I would omit the saran wrap during the baking process because of the chemicals.
re: rudeboy
well, that can be done too. I'm simply saying that's how my friend swore by and it does work
re: iL Divo
iL Divo - not trying to be critical or anything. I'm sure that it works very well. I'm an environmental engineer and feel the duty to warn!
I agree with iL Divo.
That's waaaay to long to be cooking baby back ribs. Even for fall off the bone tender.
I personally am not a big fan of the results of the liquid braise method for oven baking.
I just dry rub the day before, rest overnight then slap on a rimmed cookie sheet and loosely cover in alum foil but seal the edges tightly around the pan lips to create a seal.
Thus your are essentially braising in it's own moisture.
Oven at 325 degrees F.
2-1/2 hours for two to three racks. 2 to 2-1/4 hours for one. May need to push or pull a littel depending upon oven.
Remove from oven and crisp under broiler or on a gas grill for 3 minutes a side. To sauce/honey/drizzle or not to sauce before grill/broil is up to you.
Been doing this way for 2 decades and have given the recipe to many a convert.
KC or std. rack ribs need addtional cooking of course, but for baby backs 2.5ish hours will get them falling off the bone.
Anything more will just obliterate them.
As for the braising method mentioned above, anything with liquids touching the meat , or if meat is covered in liquids, will esentially be boiling the ribs.
And...well..we all know what happens then.
That at a minimum 8 hours of cooking based upon your recipe above. 11.75 hours cook time max.
Yikes is all I can say. That math does not work for me at all.
Good luck.
re: jjjrfoodie
I agree.
re: jjjrfoodie
Agree as well. I loosely follow Alton Brown's method of oven braising for about 3 hours and then I finish on the grill. Works every time.
re: valerie
That looks good. I was a little confused, does AB's braising liquid go into the foil with the ribs, and it there contact?
re: rudeboy
Here is the recipe. I don't use foil packets. I use aluminum roasting pans and cover tightly with foil.
re: jjjrfoodie
that makeshift recipe if I'm reading correctly has this in the oven for a total of more like 12 hours........................WHAT
I agree with iL Divo that there are easier ways of making tasty ribs. This recipe will result in essentially a long braise and overcooked fall apart ribs, especially for baby backs. But if you want to recreate the recipe, this is my interpretation of it.
Fill a roasting pan 1/2 with water. Put the ribs on a roasting rack ABOVE the water. Cover the whole thing with a large piece of foil (like a tent). Bake for 1 hour.
Reduce heat. Take the foil and completely wrap the ribs (directly, like a burrito). Return to oven directly on the oven shelf (not on the roasting pan rack). Bake for 4 hours. (Since she's giving you leeway, don't do 6!)
Unwrap ribs carefully. I'm guessing they will want to fall apart at this point and there will be scalding hot liquid. Coat with honey and sugar and sauce. Return to oven so that the sugar caramelizes and the sauce forms a glaze. You might want to do this over the roasting pan to catch drips.
re: seamunky
I think 4 hrs is way too long - at 350? I'd say 2 - 2/12 max - unwrap, check the ribs, brush with sauce and leave uncovered till sauce has browned slightly.
This is the maximum time I would cook - I'd feel better doing them slightly less (or better yet on a grill).
re: Jeanne
I agree but I was following along with the OP's original recipe and merely providing interpretation as that is what she asked for.
re: seamunky
No prob seamunky (love your name!) - I don't think anyone would agree with the instructions she was given. Too bad she doesn't have someone there to teach her one on one.
Adding myself to those who say that's too long a cooking time. I wonder if the changes in pork over the years (you say this is an old recipe) might be a factor. But in any case, baby back ribs are inherently less needy of long cooking than spare ribs, and that recipe would be on the long side even for spare ribs.
I have to agree with the previous posters that the cooking time is way too much for baby backs. My favorite method is very simple and the results are fantastic!
Wrap the ribs in foil, making sure the ends are tight (to prevent fat from leaking out). Bake at 300 degrees for three hours. Remove and drain the fat. The ribs will look a bit disgusting (esp. to a vegetarian). They will be grey. Coat with sauce, and place under the broiler to char them a bit. Do this on both sides. You want the sauce to start to caramelize.
Simple, and really great results. They are even better if you finish them off on the grill instead of a broiler.
Good luck!
Does your husband love baby back ribs in general or your sister's recipe for baby back ribs? It sounds like the latter based on your last paragraph. I would stick with what he likes: fall off the bone ribs that are sweet and a little saucy. Some of the posters below don't like fall off the bone, but your husband does. I'm from TX, so putting baby backs in an oven or wrapping in foil is blasphemous, but that doesn't help hubby!
Try it this way to get what hubby needs (paraphrasing/summarizing from suggestions below and subsequent comments):
1) Put a small amount of water in a pan. Place the room-temperature ribs on top of something so that they are completely out of the water. Use HOT water so it will be somewhat warm going in. Cook on 350 for 1.5 hours.
2) Put the brown sugar on the ribs, wrap in foil, and cook at 325 for another 2 hours.
3) Turn oven to 375.
4) Uncover ribs, put the honey bbq sauce mixture, and roast bone side down for 45 min.
Should at least approximate your sister in law's recipe in just over 4 hrs cooking time.
So what does everyone else think? Remember, we're trying to please the husband here!
I always weep a little when I see a recipe like this. Falling off the bone isn't really good BBQ. Especially with Baby Backs, which are basically the Prime Rib Bones of the Pig. They are inherently tender and don't require the low and slow cooking that spare ribs do. What we have here are steamed ribs covered with candy.
But no matter. People like what they like and we shouldn't argue with that.
But after you successfully duplicate your SIL's recipe, can I suggest you try something much simpler just as an experiment? A single rack, seasoned however you like, simply roasted at about 350F for about an hour?
That's all they need if you aren't going to really BBQ or Smoke them. You can cover with sauce during the last 20 minutes or not.
Can I make one suggestion with your current recipe? Take all the water left in the pan and boil it down to a syrup consistency and use as a sauce, or add to your basting or BBQ sauce. All the flavor from the ribs will have migrated there during the cooking, so it would be a shame to throw it away. There will be no actual meat flavor left in the ribs themselves.
I like Alton Brown's "Who Loves Ya?" baby back rib recipe. Starts with a rub... a little salty for me, so made adjustments the 2nd time I tried recipe. Ribs get rub and into heavy-duty foil "boats"... into fridge for a few hours or over night. I like a double layer of HD foil. Onto sheet pans, with a liquid mixture added (to foil packet) for 2-3 hours but only at about 250-275. After that amount of slow cooking, they're tender but not falling apart. Then a little time on grill. You end up with a lot of "pork-ade" in the packets. I know "they" say NOT to use marinades, but I just simmer down and doctor up into a nice BBQ sauce for glazing.
Thank you to everyone who responded. Yes, this recipe is MESSED up!!! Like I said, it was my sister in laws recipe and she is a crazy as her recipe is. If you could only see the actual directions that she wrote out for me...they are ALL over the place. It is numbered from 1, 2, 3, then skips to 6 and then back to 4...it's a MESS to say the least.
And with me NOT being a meat cook at all, even I thought that the length was insane...but again, matches my SIL!!!!
rudeboy...I ended up trying your recipe. my fingers are crossed!!!!
Thanks again to everyone, and I'm sorry for the insanity!
re: rayn07
wow rayn07 - now my fingers are crossed, too. I will not get any sleep until I find out how it goes. Good luck!!!


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Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire: Cheapside; parishes of All Hallows Honey Lane, St Martin Pomary, St Mary le Bow, St Mary Colechurch and St Pancras Soper Lane
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'St. Mary Colechurch 105/34', Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire: Cheapside; parishes of All Hallows Honey Lane, St Martin Pomary, St Mary le Bow, St Mary Colechurch and St Pancras Soper Lane (1987), pp. 605-606. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=2975 Date accessed: 29 November 2014.
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This property lay on the S. side of Poultry, between 33 to the W., 35 to the E., and 26 to the S. It was one of 8 stone shops in front of and originally part of 26.
34 was probably the fifth shop from the W. in the row of 8 stone shops in ferronaria (31-35) granted in between 1220 and 1222 by Matthew Blund, who held 26 (q.v.), to Clerkenwell Priory. It measured 2 3/8 ells 1 in. (7 ft. 2 1/2 in.; 2.2 m.) in width E.-W. and 6 1/4 ells (18 ft. 9 in.; 5.72 m.) in length N.-S. Probably like the other shops, 34 was granted away by the priory, reserving only a quit-rent of 13s. 4d. John Hervi held a shop of Clerkenwell Priory to the E. of 33 granted by the priory to Peter de Ewree in 1231 x 1245; according to the provisions of that grant, distraint could be made in John (Hervi)'s tenement for arrears of the rent from 33, if it was not possible to distrain in that one. The shop probably passed to Thomas de Mymmes, who by his will proved in 1279, but probably dating from some years earlier, left his tenements in London to his wife Elicia for life, with remainder to his sons John and William and their issue, and in default of heirs to a chantry in the chapel of St. Mary de Conehop. The shop of John son of Thomas de Mimmes lay to the E. of 33 in 1275-6. By his will proved in 1292 John de Memmes or Memmys, clerk, who was son of Thomas de Mimmes left his shop in ferrar' in the parish of St. Mary Colechurch to his son Elyseus and his heirs, with remainder to his daughters Margery and Elicia. The reversion of a house in Coneyhope Lane (venella de Conehop), late of the testator's father, was left to the same if the testator's brother William died without heirs, and tenements in St. Mildred Poultry parish were left to the testator's wife for life with remainder to Elyseus and his two sisters (for these properties, see 132/6-7). Another John de Mimmes le Cuteler at the Conduit, evidently not identical with John de Memmes, clerk, but probably connected with the same family, was mentioned in 1305. (fn. 1)
The shop of Elyas son of John de Mimmes lay to the E. of 33 in 1305. Elias was an ironmonger and so presumably not identical with the Elyas le Poleter, who held the tenement to the W. of 35 in 1310. In 1306, 34 may have been occupied by John de Cotes. The tenement late of Henry de Farnebergh lay to the W. of 35 in 1345; he may have been a tenant of 34, or possibly the reference is to the family owning 33 at this time. No heirs of Elyas son of John de Mimmes, or of Elyas's two sisters, appear to have survived, and so the property descended to John de Mymmes, imager, who was Elias's cousin and son of William son of Thomas de Mimmes (cf. 132/5). By his will of 1349 John de Mymmes, imager, left his tenements in the parishes of St. Mary Colechurch and St. Mildred Poultry, sometime of Thomas de Mymmes, to his wife Maud for life, with remainder to his daughters Alice and Isabel and their issue, and if they died without heirs to the chapel of St. Mary de Conynghoplane, to support 2 chaplains there celebrating for the souls of himself, his wife Maud, and his parents, at £8. 13s. 4d. (13 marks), yearly. The residue of the profit from the tenements, after their repair, was to go to the aid of the chapel. Alice and Isabel had died without issue by 1378 and Thomas Deynes, citizen and cofferer, surviving husband of Isabel, held the tenements for life by the law of England. In 1381 he granted his interests in the lands and tenements late of John de Mymmes, imager, in the parishes of St. Mary Colechurch and St. Mildred Poultry, to Baldwin de Radyngton and Edmund Wodehull, citizen and cutler. They granted the same to the rector and parishioners of St. Mildred Poultry, who granted an annual rent of £2 from the same tenements to Thomas Deynes for life. In 1387 Deynes granted this rent to Adam and Henry Bamme, citizens and goldsmiths, and Paul de Midelton of Norfolk. (fn. 2)
In 1394 the rector and parishioners sought royal licence to establish a fraternity and gild of their church, in honour of Corpus Christi and St. Mary, and to transfer to it John de Mymmes's endowment, described as 3 messuages (presumably including 34) and a shop in Coneyhope Lane in the Poultry, in the parishes of St. Mary Colechurch and St. Mildred Poultry, since that was now proving insufficient to maintain his charges. This was granted for the sum of £33. 6s. 8d. (50 marks). In 1394 and throughout the 15th and early 16th centuries, the tenement to the E. of 33 was described as that of the church of St. Mildred Poultry. (fn. 3) In a rental of Clerkenwell Priory in 1489-90 the fraternity of Corpus Christi owed 13s. 4d. rent for a tenement in the parish of St. Mary Colechurch. The same rent was recorded from 1524 to 1547; it was paid to the Crown after the dissolution of Clerkenwell Priory in 1539. In 1548 the brotherhood of Corpus Christi in the church of St. Mildred Poultry had lands and tenements given by John Mymmes, worth £10. 8s. 8d. p.a., or £1. 14s. 4d. after all charges. Thelands passed to the Crown, and later in 1548 Edward VI granted to William Gunter of London, gentleman, and William Hobson of London, haberdasher, a number of former chantry properties, including a tenement with shops, cellar(s), solar(s), and chambers in the parish of St. Mary Colechurch, late part of the lands belonging to a chantry in the church of St. Mildred Poultry. The tenement was held on lease by Roger Nicholles for 30 years from 1544 at £2. 6s. 8d. rent. It had formerly been charged with quit-rents of 13s. 4d. to Clerkenwell Priory and 10s. to Elsing Spital, now extinguished, and was still charged with a rent of 2s. to the Skinners' Company. It is not known at what date these last two quit-rents had been created. Gunter and Hobson paid for this and the other properties late of St. Mildred Poultry at the rate of 17 years' purchase. (fn. 4)
It seems probable that not long after this 34 was acquired by the owner(s) of 33 (or vice versa), and the two were united to form one larger tenement. At the time of the Great Fire the tenement described under 33 (q.v.) had a frontage equal to two of the original stone shops granted to Clerkenwell in 1220x2. (fn. 5)
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A school is a community including; parents, students, teachers, admin, and local business. All of these stakeholders should be feel welcomed at a school. At mountain vista, many stakeholders feel alienated by the administration. For example, putting a fence along the track so the community can't use it. The tax payers paid for those fields. Why are they not allowed to use them. The excuse of too much vandalism does not work if the principal had not talked to the hoa to formulate a solution with their help. Students do not feel welcome in their own school when they are required to line up and walk like "good" little soldiers around campus. The speed limit signs are a danger to community drivers when they are left out after school hours or not pulled up on a curb and just left in the street. School pride is lacking significantly and has gotten much worse over the past years.
I completely disagree with the last two posts. I know for a fact that most teachers are working their butts off at this school. Instead of looking just at the leader & the teachers, why don't you look at your kids? Employees are a direct reflection on their leader? Your kids are a direct reflection of you! Parents who don't care create kids who don't care. If you think the PTO needs help, then HELP! If you don't like the technology, volunteer & plan a fundraiser to upgrade & get new items. Don't sit there & complain about how awful it is and then do nothing. I've seen the attitudes of my children's classmates. Newsflash: It's not pretty. I hear stories about students being completely disrespectful to their teachers and tell their friends they can do whatever they want because their parents hate the school and they won't get in trouble. My daughter's class has over half failing in one class & she has an A. Why? because she actually turns in her homework and the other half never turns in a thing. Get off your butts & DO SOMETHING. Stop hiding behind a computer and typing venom just because no one knows who you are. If you can't help the school, at least be responsible for your kids.
I try really hard to to like this school. And while there have been improvements over the past couple of years, it still suffers from what I would classify as under-qualified staff. Teachers at this school never seem to be on the ball. Their use of electronic media for grades and e-learning is horrendous. You certainly cannot rely on the tools they provide. No one seems to know how to administrate these tools, so expect assignments to get lost, mis-graded, etc. I can't totally blame this on the staff, as this state is rediculous when it comes to education dollars. For the love of god, please dump some money on some quality teachers, and supplies. PTO could use some help. Their facebook is laughable.
I agree. my comment is gone. This school was horrid in 2009. As this site keeps me updated via email, I see quite a few missing. In 2009 this school was out of control. A few good teachers and no support. By the reviews I was reading, it sounded like it had not changed much. I ended up home schooling my son. He used to have severe anxiety attacks that are now gone and he is in a different public school district in a different state. Be honest. My son was bullied and if I had a daughter I would worry even more.Bathrooms were not a safe place via another parent.
I am dissappointed by the posts I just read, spend anytime at Mountain Vista and you will find a staff always willing to go the extra mile. I have had my students there since sixth grade, the teachers offer free afterschool tutoring and make themselves available all the time for parents. Yes there are discipline issues but those can be found at all schools. My child was bullied and the administration handled it, even going to far as to call the police and get them involved and the problems stopped. It is a shame that parents are not more involved here, they don't come to meetings and they don't attend conferences with the teachers. Get involved if you want to help make some positive change, don't bash the school if you are not willing to roll up your sleeves and help the students succeed.
WOW.....This school is VERY trashy. The teachers are careless and very unorganized. The students and staff are very unwelcoming to new comers. The staff favors their "cheerleaders" and "football players". Also the area in which the school is located in is really high in crime.
Mountain Vista is an amazing school with a great staff who care about their students. I took my son out of Eduprize because the staff there went down hill along with the Dean of students. Who told me my son's teacher was not affective at doing her job, but he would not move my son to another teacher. This has not been the case at Mountain Vista, Ms. Taylor is on top of all student problems. She herself witnessed another student physically bullying my child and had it all taken care of before she informed me of the problem. The teachers here are the most dedicated teachers I have seen in a long time. The student problems that are on this campus are not because of staff not handling it, it is because of lack of parenting and discipline at home. People should not put the school down for things they have no control over, if parents have problems with how things are done they should get involved. The school gives parents plenty of opportunity to be apart of the school plans/idea,s as another parent below had said parents don't show up. People ask why does this school have so many "problem" students it's because Charter schools won't take them, or they were kicked out of other schools.
Wow, what an awful experience. I withdrew my child from this school, finally after he was bullied constantly for 2 months. The teachers have so much discipline on their hands they can't teach properly. My child went from an average student to failing in 2 months and nobody at the school seemed to care. I will not bore you with the details but I will say that if you are truly interested in your child's education than I highly recommend one of the great charter schools in the area instead of any of the schools in the Coolidge District.
If you spent just a bit of your time at the school I honestly believe you would be overwhelmingly impressed by the dedication and care that is being offered to our children. Speak to one of these dedicated teachers -ask them about your student - they know them - I promise you - your student is not lost in the crowd. Once you see how the staff interacts with our kids - you see the engagement - the kind that some of us only wish we had or SHOULD have with our children - then you will know that much of the negative that has been said in previous posts is from parents who know absolutely nothing at all about Mountain Vista Middle School. Ask your child about the amazing elective classes that are being offered - they are out of this world - and offered only because of the additional work and time the same teachers put in to create these NEW classes. Ask them about the new Math program that the school is piloting. Ask them about how their principal knows each one of them by name and knows to ask them how a test went and exactly what that student is working on in each class. Did you know there is a PTO? I am just so proud to say that my daughter is an MVMS Wolverine! T.Y. MVMS!
There are a lot of negative comments for Mountain Vista Middle School. But the positives comments seem to go to the charter Schools in the area. Why? And there are a lot of teachers standing up for Mountain Vista and that's good. But Coolidge Unified School District needs to make more academic improvements to win back the students that the parents have given many chances to San Tan and Mountain Vista over the years. As a parent I want what's best for my children and if that means putting them in a Charter School then that's what I need to do. I don't think that CUSD is meeting their needs, right now.
As a teacher at MVMS I am so upset to read to the negative comments from these parents. Let me tell you how it really is at our school. Our team is small but it is very powerful in many ways. Every teacher stays at this school ( not for a paycheck) but because we love enriching the live of our students in a positive way. We are there for students when they are laughing and comforting them when they are crying. Many teachers stay after school to tutor students who are struggling without receiving extra pay. The teachers build relationships with students and parents that last a lifetime. We are encouraging students inside the classroom and cheering them on when it comes to activities outside of school. As far as dicipline I believe as teachers we handle that well within our classroom. An experienced teacher does not need to send a student to the principle for every little thing. I am appauled about being blasted on here when I have been committed to this district for four years. As a parent if you have a problem please come in and discuss it with us. Our school has a open door policy which students and parents are more than welcome to talk to teachers and the principle
I just want to say that I have seen Mountain Vista Middle school go through some growing pains. Last year however, I was very excited to see this school return to the Middle school format we grew up with. What a change this had made! The new athletic grounds are fantastic for sports! The new principal has really done a lot to move forward. I realize that some parents are upset because there students may be held accountable for their actions but I think I speak for most parents when I say that thats what we want. I dont hear anything about discipline problems anymore.
My name is Cecilia Johnson and I am the superintendent of Coolidge Unified School District. I am beginning my third year. I am very proud of our accomplishments, our students, teachers and administrators. I want to make this district an outstanding district for the community. Please contact me at 520-723-2042 and I would be happy to discuss any concerns that you have.
I understand that there is some frustration within the community about staffing changes at MVMS; however, blasting the teachers is simply unfair and unfathomable. The reality is that staffing is based on student number, both for teachers and administrators. If enrollment declines, the school cannot afford to support a staff that it once maintained. So in essence, pulling your students from MVMS only perpetuates the problem that causes your frustration. Criticizing teachers however is unacceptable. Here's a bit of information that you might not have known about some of your teachers at MV. Many MV teachers came back, un-paid, and set up their classrooms to be prepared for Meet the Teacher and the first day of school. Many teachers volunteer time they could be spending with their families to help the students at ASAP. Some of the teachers have forgone positions in Chandler, Gilbert, and Mesa, which pay considerably higher. BUT, we've committed ourselves to San Tan Valley and MVMS. The staff of MVMS has made a commitment to be part of your family. Would you make a commitment and be part our ours?
I have been working here at Mountain Vista for the past 3 years and I can tell you that there is a definite improvement! Discipline has gone down, student spirit has gone up with this year strictly being a middle school! If you were to walk into the front office you get this family atmosphere and know that the administration, teachers, and staff care about the students! This next coming year will be a definite challange with only one administrator and two office staff members in the front office but I do believe that the family atmosphere will continue and Mountain Vista will succeed! Hand in there everyone! There is a definite need for parent involvemnet!!
Huge kudos to Mt Vista! Fantastic job! Our son had a difficult time with school last year. If it had not been for the structure and patience of the teachers and staff we wouldn't have made it through. They did an excellent job with him and never stopped encouraging him. Ms Taylor often stepped in to help us out with issues we had. He is now an Honor roll student and above average learner in several subjects. Thanks for all you do! We are looking forward to another year at Mt Vista!
I believe that this school is getting better all the time. It has had it's problems since first opening it's doors in 2006, but what school out there has not! This year's Principal and Asst. Principal are outstanding, they take the time to know the kids and they deal with the kids on a one-to-one basis. The teaching staff is improving as well, they show that they care about the students. What the school is lacking is the support of parents, and parents who pay attention to their students education. Parents who don't like what happens with their children are always loud and unappreciative of the school and its personnel, but if they would actually pay attention, the school is doing the best things for the students. Maybe if those parents who like to complain so much would pay more attention, their children wouldn't act up so much and there would be less for them to complain about.
Problem after problem after problem with dealing with teachers and principal. The asst principal I beleive is more qualified to principal than who they have now. Parent teacher conference is a joke when they make you go into a gym and find your childs teacher and wait in line to see them.
My children have now been there for 2 years. The school is definitely improving. What I really find interesting is the parents who get on here and complain about the school, yet not a single one of them ever comes out to PTO meetings to try to make a difference. Yes, the 08-09 PTO had some issues, The 09-10 PTO was much stronger but only had 3 active parents. Where are all the parents? If you want to enrich your child's education, then GET INVOLVED! Take some responsibility. I remember when I was a child just about every parent got involved with the PTO/PTA. Quit being lazy and self centered and get out and help. I think too we will see some good changes with the reorganization of MV and San Tan Heights next year, where STH will be K-5 and MV will be 6-8.
This school is great the teachers are very attentive ta all students. they work very hard with the child and parent(s) to see the child(ren) succeed
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Howdy,There are 67 games in the final week of our regular season, and every one of them is of vital importance to someone.
Scores updated at the end of each quarter. Winner
You should well aware by now that everything we do here at Polecat HQ is for YOU.
It's with that in mind that we present you this belated Christmas gift — a sample of Christopher "Dracula" Lee singing "The Little Drummer Boy" and "Silent Night".
Oh, yeah — ol' Saruman performs both songs as HEAVY METAL.
Chances are that your brain will not be able to contain the sheer awesomeness of said songs and will cause your noggin to explode from glee.
It's worth the skull fracture.
Also, check out the Top 5 plays from the CIAC finals as determined by PlayOn. You can find other football games there, too.
Don't forget to watch Air Force and Navy football Saturday, too.
Happy holidaze.
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Howdy,There are 67 games in the final week of our regular season, and every one of them is of vital importance to someone.
Howdy,Newtown's offense scored six times Thursday during its 42-0 beat down of Brookfield in the South-West Conference championship game.
Howdy,Week 11 features a meager 19 games in this, our rapidly aging football season.
Howdy,Four spots have been (unofficially) clinched for the CIAC state playoffs. That leaves TWENTY EIGHT berths available.
Howdy,No time for a lead-in. We can't think of anything smart or funny to write anyways (not that it's ever stopped us before).
Howdy,The plan was to regale you with tales from last Saturday's mondo-important New Canaan-St. Joseph game.
Howdy,The New London High School football team has put up some pretty impressive numbers this year.
Howdy,Individually, Stonington's offensive line doesn't look imposing. There aren't any behemoths who will run your face over.
Howdy,The upside to Ledyard High School's offense is that it can score quickly.
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What a badass. As chronicled in this week's cover story, there's a reason why Joe Sample is Texas Southern University's artist-in-residence at the school's jazz studies program -- and why he may be able to reinvent TSU's disgraced reputation. Cover Story: The New Crusaders Joe Sample Attempts to ... More >>
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Black History Month is always a great time to recall some of Houston's greatest musical innovators and leaders. Rocks Off will highlight some of them during the remainder of February. "Hey, let's get back to that down-and-dirty old-school chicken-shack sound" mosaicrecords.comWhile Houston ... More >>
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What part of "if you build it, they will come" does this administration not understand? They will continue to come as long as Obama keeps the welcome mat out. Whatever needs to be done, should be done. We are already overwhelmed and it is only going to get worse. Everyone just needs to stay in their home country. It is the height of lawlessness to encourage anyone to break our immigration laws.
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What a pack of lies from the regime. Just a few articles above this we were told that HHS sent a letter to Mass. Gov. informing the government would no longer need facilities to house the "yung´uns" and THIS tells us they will double in size next yearOf course the first was from the compost and this being Breitbart, more than likely the second is the truth.So where is the fairy princess hiding these illegals the remainder of this year? Anywhere he can? An
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If you think that, DHS, then do something to stop it from happening.It is your obligation to do so.
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The 20 million or so illegal aliens here now have a lot of relatives in Mexico and the Banana Republics, so what do you expect would happen, especially when the USA has a president who continuously disparages, politicizes, and undermines the immigration laws at every turn, with his actions calling for a number of amnesties being highly publicized all over the third world?
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Damp and drafty for most the year, they absolutely froze during the winter!
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Do You Remember...the Anti-Nuclear Concerts at Carnsore Point?
The late 1970s witnessed the birth of a countrywide environmental movement based on opposition to the Irish government's proposals to build Ireland's first nuclear power station which was to be located at Carnsore Point in Wexford.
The oil crisis of 1973 was the catalyst for this policy. Anti-nuclear groups spring up across the country to campaign against this decision with many members drawn from third level colleges. Students from UCG joined this new anti-nuclear movement including members of the UCG Friends of the Earth.
Environmentalists organised a series of highly successful concerts at Carnsore Point from 1978 to 1981 that featured many of the country's top folk and rock musicians including Christy Moore, Barry Moore, Clannad and Andy Irvine.
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Not long ago, Microsoft showed just how bad a corporate motivational video can be with an utterly painful Bruce Springsteen adaptation that proved a fitting soundtrack the equally lackluster Vista operating system. (So much for the "Start Me Up" days of the Windows '95 release.)
As a former music journalist and current karaoke champion [in my own mind], I know a bad remix when I hear one. That's why I'm particularly impressed with this outlandishly cheesy/brilliant rework of Extreme's soft "rock" hair ballad chart-topper from 1991, "More Than Words" — one of the most yack-inducing songs known to man — used by our pals at Bazaarvoice to kick off last week's Social Media Summit in Austin, TX. Watch this video and see how a few men in wigs can pick an even worse song and still do a better job of inspiring brand affinity and laughter than Mr. Softy himself:
Sayin' you should buy this, are not the words they will believe from you
It's just they have YouTube, and every search brings up blog entries too
How easy it could be to find out how they feel
More than words is all you had to use to make it real
Then you wouldn't have to cry over costs per click
'Cause you're Google's top guy
What you do with Ratings and Reviews?
More than words to keep it real
Let them say just how they feel
What would you say
If they took those words away
Then they wouldn't buy things new
Without reading a review…
Now your market wants to
Talk for you and help others understand
All that you have to do is open up and just reach out your brand
Then you'll see word of mouth for you and me to read
More than words is all you ever needed to make more sales
Then you could easily say "Mr. Bossman, it's time I get a raise"
How sweet it'd be
A freed marketing annuity
More than words to show they feel
That they like a brand that's real
Why would you pay
For research to guess and play
More than words to show what's true
Then hear your market say "I love you"
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Hat tip to Linda for transcribing these righteously dorky lyrics.
Priceless. The only thing I missed was Nuno Bettencort's black fingernails.
Thanks for the hat tip.
This song has been stuck in my head all weekend.
In case you were wondering if that was my good friend Sam Decker providing the vocals, he reveals all in his Bazaarvoice Social Commerce Summit wrap up. It truly was an amazing event.
I'm scared. Am off to hide and pretend that I don't know who Nuno Bettencourt is. I'll be singing pornographiti songs all day now.
Would it help if I got "Don't Worry, Be Happy" stuck in your heads instead?
Extra, extra, EXTRA points for the Public Enemy reference at the beginning of the vid: "It takes a rating of zero to hold us back" is a nod to PE's LP 'It takes a nation of millions to hold us back.'
[crawling back in music-nerd hole, now...]
Now how do I persuade Jason to do "Achy-Breaky Cart?"
I just don't think he understands…
Ha, I thought they'd give up after a few verses, but they really went all out on the lyrics. I love the disturbing man way they stroke their rocker wigs…very vintage 80′s rock!


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The circus is back in townwhich means so are the contortionists, acrobats, tigers, elephants, at least one naked PETA protestor, and lots and lots of clowns. Celebrating what wouldve been creator P.T. Barnums 200th birthday, Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus brings us Funundrum, a whole new display of high-flying, death defying acts and you-wont-believe-your-eyes performances, attempting to answer the Funundrum question: What special wonders create the Greatest Show on Earth? With 100-plus years in the business, you can guarantee that whatever wonders unfold under the Honda Center roof this week, the circus is still some of the best family entertainment ever.
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As a Washington DC-area native, I worked in politics and government - including political campaigns and various State Department offices - which have shaped my keen interest in political workings. It is one of my favorite subjects to discuss and write about.
In addition to Washington, I have lived in Niamey, Moscow, Brussels, Paris and now London. I also speak fluent Dutch and hold dual-citizenship of the United State and the Netherlands.
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All of Taylor Swift's 1989 but in emoji form.
Bette Midler covering TLC's "Waterfalls."
"I succeeded by saying what everyone else is thinking." RIP Joan Rivers
Sometimes I do impressions…
This is so important.
Forever my favorite Carli Lloyd moment.
Pinky and the Brain actors return to swear at each other
One on the right: New reaction gif for everything.
I like the ambition of making pop. Underground music gets all the respect and critical acclaim, yet the stuff which sells shitloads of records doesn't. It's the challenge of writing music that's quality, but is also pop, that I want to take on ( … ) There are too many underground records! I'm sick of people saying: 'That record was so great' and yet it only sells 4,000 copies. I don't see what's cool about not writing hooks: if you're really fucking clever, where's the fucking melody that I can remember? I woke up today and I forgot your whole album – genius! I don't get it.
La Roux's Elly Jackson tells Time Out Magazine. Hail to the pop! (via arjanwrites)
THIS: I woke up today and I forgot your whole album – genius! I don't get it.
This video stirs up a feeling of chaos which is what we talked about quite a bit when we wrote 'Do It Again'…. Life takes you to a critical point and even though it might not make you happy, when it´s over, you want to go back
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"An Illustrated Guide to American Personhood" by Sarah Baker
James Rodríguez scores both goals in a 2-0 win over Uruguay, becoming the tournament's top scorer and leading Colombia its first ever quarter-finals.
i hope he freaking demolishes Brazil.
I am truly ashamed that this came out of a segment about the atrocities that have happened at my alma mater. JMU, I am disappointed.
The biggest shock of the World Cup so far just happened
One of the most decorated teams in the history of international soccer has become the first team to be knocked out of this year's World Cup.
Spain was mathematically eliminated Wednesday with a 2-0 loss to Chile at the Estádio Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro.
Trying so hard not to laugh.
Political polarization and the American public: tracking the trend.
It's astonishing to see that for as much as we hate them, they hate us even more.
"I just like to lie." Natasha, you are my favorite.
[Hyperventilates violently]
This is v good.
That's the show.
Best scene in the entire season tbh. Natasha crushed that Alex Vause impression.
I see you trolling, Netflix.
Natasha. I am obsessed with you.
Dammit Rita. Who gave you the right to walk around with a face like that?
Natasha Lyonne is one of those people who cannot contain all of her thoughts within words and common phrasing structures. She'll start a sentence halfway through her thinking process, without indicating context, and never come to a semantic conclusion. I've got friends like that. Over time, you learn to read between the lines and speak their language. It's fascinating. And it just makes me love Natasha's brand of subdued, yet profane, irreverence that much more.
Oxford Circus this morning.
After years of reality TV stars who earned their fame and fortune through genital osmosis fronting shows that pretend they are separately interesting individuals, Bravo's Andy Cohen has sidestepped the artistic pretense of series like Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Basketball Wives, et al. by developing the self-explanatory I Slept With A Celebrity.
"What matters is to score goals," says Marta. Obviously.
On Monday, Suzi LeVine became the first U.S. ambassador (she's the American representative to Switzerland) to be sworn in on an e-reader (Kindle).
Read more here.
Welcome to the game, Sansa.
On Aug. 7th at 10PM, IFC will finally premiere Garfunkel and Oates, the series, which has been in the works for a while now.
In the meantime, enjoy all of their wonderful music videos over and over again.
The end credits of game of thrones are on a black background specifically so you can see the look of horror on your face reflected in your computer screen
In August, either The Daily Show or The Colbert Report will win the Emmy for outstanding variety series — and America will yawn. Probably because the ceremony is heading into the four-hour mark at that point. But also because, once again, smaller alternative-comedy sketch shows (Key and Peele, Portlandia, Kroll Show, Inside Amy Schumer and, yes, my show Comedy Bang! Bang!) will never hear their names read by a person wearing a tuxedo — the ultimate show business honor — shut out again.
Scott Aukerman is right.
Between the mirror in this scene and the Sarah-imitating-Allison-roleplaying-as-Donnie scene before, Tatiana Maslany and the Orphan Black vfx are just showing off at this point.
COVER STORY: Who is Alex Trebek? And why does America love him so much?
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today Jackée manually retweeted me to make it seem like i called her #iconic. i don't know what's happening here.
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A lovebird who made a break for freedom was found in the most unlikely animal hiding place – a taxidermy shop.
The determined bird displayed the cunning of Houdini to carry out his second great escape in the space of 18 months.
But Trefor Edwards, of Queen Street, Llangollen, was left dumbstruck after the bird's two-day jaunt came to an unlikely end when it flew into the town's Riverside Taxidermy shop on Abbey Road.
But far from getting a stuffing, the un-named bird is now back home under the care of 45-year-old Mr Edwards.
"I got the bird about 18 months ago. He had escaped and the original owner couldn't be traced so I took him off the hands of a vet who was looking after him," he said.
"But recently I went to the aviary in my garden where I keep birds and was startled when he flew out."
Unbeknown to Mr Edwards, the escape-artist bird, which is his only lovebird and lives with eight cockatiels, had already chewed his way through a wooden inner door and was all ready to make a break for the great outdoors.
In a bid to track down his pet, Mr Edwards put out an appeal on Facebook asking people to get in contact if they spotted the lovebird anywhere around.
And his luck was in because after two days out in the open the bird decided to seek sanctuary by popping into the taxidermy, run by Doug Coates.
Mr Coates contacted a vet for advice about what to do.
He was told about Mr Edwards' search and supplied with contact details.
Mr Edwards was able to come round to pick up his cherished pet.
Mr Coates said: "It was very unusual. I was just in the process of opening up and the bird flew in behind me.
"He seemed to be tame and very at home in a room.
"I was able to pick him up and then put him in a box for safety.
"Of all the places the bird could have gone to, he flies into a taxidermist
Mr Edwards thanked Mr Coates for all his assistance and said the lovebird was thriving now he was back home.
"He is doing well.
"But I wouldn't put it past him to try another escape some time," Mr Edwards added.
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The lovebird was probably looking for a mate! They are very sociable little birds and are always happiest when kept in pairs.
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He was probably lonely and as per the previous post looking for company. I feel quite sorry for him maybe if the owner bought him a companion he wouldn't escape.
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It doesn´t matter whether he´s not indicted, or indicted, tried and exonerated, or indicted, tried and convicted, his life is over.
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It´s unfortunate that thugs like michael brown seem to have thousands of supporters and yet a Police Officer who was doing his job is left all alone on a sinking ship. Perhaps if we all let our displeasure with the "system" promoting racial "injustice" by the attorney general of the once-United States, and his dear leader in the administration, this would STOP.......never mind.
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There is a central political narrative that is vital to the fortunes of the Democrat Party. Police are racist, therefore Whites who comprise most of the force are racist. Therefore Republicans for whom Whites overwhelmingly vote are racist.All evidence of Officer Wilson´s innocence flies directly in the face of this meme. That is his real misfortune. At this point it seems unlikely that he will be convicted at the State or Federal level. But all normalcy for him and his family is lost forever.
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I guarantee that Holder/Obama will prosecute him for anything they can dream up/make up/trump up or in any other way create.Wilson defended himself and I have no doubt Brown kept coming after he was shot and Wilson kept firing until he dropped. Isn´t that your job when someone who already tried to take your gun and smashed your face in then bum rushes you?Given a similar circumstance, I, as an armed citizen, would not stop shooting until the perp dropped dead at my feet. My 40 Cal Glock holds 15 rounds, if it takes all of that and another clip, so be it!
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If this were still a just and sane country, Wilson would sue Holder, Nixon and every media outlet which has reported dishonestly on this event and he would win.
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No doubt they (black racists) will do their best to sacrifice Officer Wilson. I doubt that it will be enough this time. Even dedicated liberals are catching on to the race baiting game.
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Officer Wilson, guilt or innocence, does not matter to the left. They have already decided to hang him high. Facts will not matter. Officer Wilson´s fate will depend upon whether he gets a leftist judge or jury, which is exactly what the left is trying to arrange by calling for the firing of officials, and replacing them with the leftists to do their bidding.
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This is why we MUST band together to elect as many Republicans as possible in 2014 and 2016.Even if they aren´t perfect conservatives, the worst RINO is still going to be 1,000 times better than the best Demon-RAT. And even the worst RINO is still going to vote with the Republican majority the strong majority of the time -- especially if the Republicans have the majority in the House and Senate.We have to clean house from the Øvomit dictatorship. We can only do that by clearing out his Demon-RAT cronies.Then, and only then, will good men like officer Wilson not have to worry about fighting both the bad guys and his own government!!!
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CAPE CORAL, Fla. - A Cape Coral Parks and Recreation employee has been arrested amid accusations of stealing city funds.
Police says Susan Eileen Burns, 47, was taken into custody Saturday, one day after resigning her job with the city. She's accused of stealing $860 out of deposits from Pops Cafe inside Cape Coral City Hall.
Parks and Recreation staff discovered the theft through the department's accounting software. The financial tracking program showed two deposits had not been processed; one for $402.43, the other for $457.83.
Detectives questioned Burns Friday; she admitted to putting the deposits in her desk drawer and removing cash for personal use. Police say Burns tried to replace about $300, but, the City's financial tracking system had already flagged the theft.
Burns was arrested Saturday and formally charged with three counts of Grand Theft. She was booked and transported to the Lee County Jail.