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In the 1930s, what are a couple of cyclists supposed to do but attach a skate to the fork of their safety bicycle? These days we're riding fat bikes in the ice and snow, like we did earlier this year in Park City. Also read about the new rides we did in the new year and snow in Issue 8 our magazine.
Red Bull Velodux took CX racing to the next level, putting top notch racers against a technical off-road course, with an "all-things-go" attitude towards doing whatever it takes to inch past your opponent.
AND! A Lemans start. As we posted last month, it didn't have the Red Bull sponsorship, but they were racing urban CX in 1943.
Before racers pin their numbers on and line up, here's a gallery of photos from Woodland, our fav race of the year in the Pacific Northwest. DBC Photography and Woodinville bike shop shared these with us, including Mark V and me racing single speeds. See the rest of the photos on G+ and Flickr.
This set up worked well. A 40T 130mm bcd ring swapped out for the 44T. 10sp rear wheels with SS spacer kits, and modified Salsa "Tuggnut" axle tug.
Why is Woodland so good? I asked Matt from Crosssports…
It's pretty simple. Location, atmosphere, course design, and occasionality are the essential elements for a special cross race, and WP scores pretty close to a 10 on all.
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Expecting a war bicycle on Veterans Day? Of course and this photo is from the 25th Infantry Bicycle Corps.
Read their story on the Army History Journal and remember, CX was invented during War time too…
In the late 1890s, the bicycle craze was sweeping [Europe and North America, not just within the civilian population, but also within military circles. Many countries in Europe had established the bicycle as a means to move formations of troops onto the battlefield economically and swiftly. American military observers at maneuvers across Europe reported back to their superiors in Washington on the success of the military bicycle.
25th Infantry Bicycle Corps story was also a PBS special and now on YouTube
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After visiting BJP leader Nitin Gadkari's Agrovision expo here, NCP leader Sharad Pawar Sunday skirted the issue of Union Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde's "terror camps" remark. Asked what he thought about the charge, Pawar said, "I don't have authentic information about the issue. Maybe Shinde has it."
He, however, added: "When I was Home Minister, there were inputs about involvement of communal parities in riots."
Asked if he is open to going with NDA in view of surveys indicating gains for the BJP-led alliance in forthcoming general elections, Pawar said, "It's just a survey. We have worked with Congress for 15 years and are still working. I think UPA will remain intact."
Asked about his views on Rahul Gandhi, Pawar said, "I haven't had much opportunity to interact with him."
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Western Albemarle's Olivia Hajek and Monticello's Zoe Brents were both named to the Virginia High School Coaches Association All-State Field Hockey Team as First-Team selections Thursday.
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Several other area student-athletes were also named All-State Second Team. Jessie Powell, Caroline Deale and Morgan Schuler of Western Albemarle; Madison Combs and Gina Weigold of Monticello; and Charlottesville's Kendal Ballard and Maddy Eure received Second-Team distinctions.
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While acceptance of next-gen DVD players that employ HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc is still nascent, Integra is giving adopters a new option to handle the audio and video capabilities of those technologies.
The company has introduced the DTR-5.8 A/V receiver, its first with HDMI 1.3a processing, to give users the full impact of high-definition sources, including PlayStation 3 and those high-def DVD players.
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DARIEN, Wis. (AP) -- Just in time for the holidays, a Walworth County man has hit a million-dollar Powerball jackpot.
Roger Cobb of Darien was one number away from winning the top prize in Saturday's drawing. He matched all five regular winning numbers in the drawing but missed the Powerball.
That was still good enough to win $1 million. Cobb is taking the money as a lump sum, which works out to $672,500 after taxes.
Lottery officials say Cobb has declined to take part in a news conference, as some winners do.
No one won Saturday's grand prize, which now rolls over to Wednesday's drawing. The jackpot now stands at $425 million, or a cash value of $278.3 million.
Wisconsin's last big Powerball jackpot came last month when a Milwaukee woman won $1 million.
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Norman Noble, Inc., a leading contract manufacturer of medical devices and implants, today launched a new virtual tour of its manufacturing facilities on its web site, www.nnoble.com.
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NAM was started by India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, former president of Egypt Nasser and Yugoslav president Tito. It was founded in 1955.Answered by Good Citizen, 26 Nov '09 07:20 pm
The Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) is an international organisation of states considering themselves not formally aligned with or against any major power bloc. The movement is largely the brainchild of India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, former president of Egypt Gamal Abdul Nasser and Yugoslav president Josip Broz Tito. It was founded in April 1955; as of 2007, it has 118 members. The purpose of the organisation as stated in the Havana Declaration of 1979 is to ensure "the national independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity and security of non-aligned countries" in their "struggle against imperialism, colonialism, neo-colonialism, racism, and all forms of foreign aggression, occupation, domination, interference or hegemony as well as against great power and bloc politics. They represent nearly two-thirds of the United Nations's members and comprise 55% of the world population, particularly countries considered to be developing or part of the third world.Answered by anantharaman, 26 Nov '09 07:05 pm
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The flight instructor reported that, after getting in the airplane, he asked the student pilot how much fuel was in each tank. The student pilot replied that 21.5 gallons of fuel were in one tank and 20 gallons of fuel were in the other tank. The student pilot reported dipping a "fuel stick" into the fuel tanks during the preflight to check the fuel levels. Although the flight instructor noticed that the fuel quantity indicators showed that 20 gallons of fuel were in one tank and 15 gallons of fuel were in the other tank, he did not question the fuel discrepancy. A review of security camera video revealed that the flight instructor did not supervise the student pilot's preflight inspection nor conduct a walk-around inspection. After departure, the student pilot flew the airplane to another airport for a short- and soft-field training lesson. After 45 minutes of training, they departed for their home airport. Although the flight instructor noticed that the fuel gauges were reading low, he chose to continue the flight. Five miles north of the airport, the engine began sputtering, and the flight instructor took control of the airplane. He turned on the fuel pump and richened the fuel mixture, and the engine started running normally. He then decided to climb to get as much altitude as possible while continuing to fly to the airport. One minute later, the engine lost power. The flight instructor then unsuccessfully attempted to restart the engine. When he realized that the airplane would not make the runway, he decided to land in a field. During the approach and landing roll, the airplane struck power lines, and the right wing struck a tree and was substantially damaged.Examination of the fuel tanks revealed that they were empty and that neither of them was breached. No evidence of fresh fuel staining or leakage was found above or below the wings or on the belly of the airplane. After adding 5 gallons of fuel to the left wing tank, the engine was started, and it ran normally. Examination of the fuel sticks used by the operator revealed that they did not have aircraft registration markings on them to verify if the correct fuel stick was onboard the correct aircraft and that one of the airplanes in the fleet with 20-gallon tanks had a 26.5-gallon fuel stick in the cockpit. It could not be determined whether the student pilot used the proper fuel stick during the preflight inspection. Examination of the operator's fueling pad and parking ramp revealed that they were significantly sloped. Examination of its fueling and parking procedures also revealed that the airplanes were being parked and serviced with the fuel selector valves in the "both" position. According to the airplane manufacturer, the airplane should be parked in a wings-level, normal ground attitude with the fuel selector in the "left" or "right" position to ensure maximum fuel capacity and minimize cross-feeding when refueling.
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Yet you feel the need to dazzle us with your elementary insults. You are very confused.
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"What I can tell you without a doubt is that the President never considered that and if anyone brought that to him, he would have laughed it out of the room, would never take it seriously." (Jay Carney)
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Obama wanted to dump Biden as his VP candidate in 2012. Look it up.
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Why are we talking about plagiarism? Did someone bring up Joe Biden?
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Yeah,kunect,I had given more that a little thought to the modification of the 1's & 0's arrangement. ( it was a tough decision to admit and share that). (~;
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I am more inclined to blame the society from where this poor fellow grew up in and the public school system that probably allowed this shooter to be bullied without relief until he cracked. And watched too much Hollywood TV shows and played too many murderous video games.
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"and your erroneous opinions!"
What is funny is that you have yet to counter any of my opinions besides with a lot of bluster.
I've shown how Obamacare was not as important to the voters of the last election and implying that health care got Obama elected is soundly false.
I've shown how Obama could be compared to the villains of Animal Farm.
I will admit that you have shown how you were in error to compare Congress to the villains of Animal Farm because they did not break any rules but followed them.
It has been a fun week debating with you.
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"By the way, I will probably not respond to your latest silly accusations in Sunday's PKB News & Sentinel because I have better things to do.."
I already said that if you want to...go right ahead. But at least have the balls to admit it would be to soothe your ego.
I find it amusing that Marietta Times likes people to go against you. N&S didn't put up the letters but the Times couldn't wait.
Posted 389 days ago.
"Paul Ryan and Rand Paul have said in public appearances.."
I'm glad you know of two people that read Rand. At least that makes part of what you write true.
Though your use of Rand is quite frequent. It borders on the Tea Party mentioning socialism everytime they talk about Obama.
Posted 389 days ago.
"Rand's hatred for the poor was demonstrated.."
You do understand the concept of projection right? It seems that every Republican that wants to curb a form of socialism in the country must be a follower of Rand to you.
You have a very simple way of looking at things. How sad.
Posted 389 days ago.
"even though you seem to tout your ignorance of facts as a "virtue""
You are quite imaginative. I simply said a fact that I haven't read Rand. There was no bragging involved.
Though you do like to imply quite often that almost every far right conservative must like Rand, though you are very ignorant in what they have read.
Posted 389 days ago.
And I agree with you. A BIG THANKS NRA..
Posted 390 days ago.
Actually I am a safety nut.. I keep my hunting weapons stored safely with trigger locks and if I have self defense weapons, I will not divulge how I store or not store them...I may just rely on mace.. Who knows..
Posted 390 days ago.
Define sleeping with a gun.. Be more specific..
Posted 390 days ago.
combat-style weapon and three magazines -
Well there you go... Proof positive that I am a safe individual that believes in gun rights...
Posted 390 days ago.
There you go again blaming the gun and profiling 23 year olds before you know the facts. I'll reserve my commment until after the truth comes out...
Posted 390 days ago.
"Sound familiar?"
Not really...I never read anything of Rands or seen any interviews involving Rand.
That and considering I was a bit young at the time so I never watched late night tv in the early 80's.
Posted 390 days ago.
"Your short-term memory is pathetic!"
Lol...some of those quotes came back from years ago. How do you define short term memory again?
I'm sorry if I stepped on your toes but your use of Rand in regards to conservatives is a bit tired and predictable.
Posted 390 days ago.
"attributing one's traits to others is called "transference", a standard gimmick from the Newt Gingrich/Karl Rove playbook"
Hmm, so without knowing if anyone you wrote about actually read Rand..you pretty much did just that. You wanted to transfer Rand's traits to those you were being critical of...regardless if they ever read Atlas Shrugged.
Posted 390 days ago.
"Don't blame me for mentioning Ayn Rand."
I didn't blame "you" at all for the repetative and needless use of Ayn Rand in all those quotes.
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I gots me a $50 gift cert to Barnes and Noble? Best Cookbook to get?
I have the 2006 Joy of Cooking already, a better homes and gardens, Jamie Oliver, a few vegetarian and fish lover's cookbooks. What is the INDESPENSIBLE book I MUST HAVE?
I love to cook and bake and more, and I eat everything but nuts, to which I am allergic. I'm pretty proficient, so I can handle tricky things. Living in LA, I can get a wide arrange of ethnic and hard to find ingredients.
re: dolores
I second the Silver Palate 25th Anniv Edition. It is great!!
Also, The Les Halles Cook book (Anthony Bourdain). So interesting and informative!
re: Cecilbee
is the Silver Palate 25th much different from the original?
re: Eric in NJ
I second this vote -- other favorites are Border Cookbook by Jamison and Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone by Madison.
re: MMRuth
Really? Jfood always seems to grab the MAFC. It's been a few years since he sat in front of the fire and delved into Way to Cook (a present from mrs jfood many years ago).With your reco, jfood will have to do some reading tonight. Just went through the Boulud book this weekend and there are a few recipes that are ao the "gotta try" list.
Thanks MM, coming from you that is high praise over a high bar.
re: jfood
It may well be because I taught myself to cook using Hazan and also TWC. I did cook from MAFC when Julia was "cookbook of the month" and enjoyed it, though I think she rewrote a lot of recipes for TWC to make them less labor intensive (adding the FP to her repetoire) and, sometimes, healthier. Also, TWC has some non-French recipes, I realized while browsing through it during Julia month. I think that, at the end of the day, I find TWC much more accessible.
I also agree with Jennalynn's suggestion of The Cake Bible - I did almost no baking over the holidays - just the cake for Christmas (from Goins) - and miss having some bites of that White Spice Cake.
re: MMRuth
That's interesting! I rarely use The Way to Cook, while my Mastering the Art of French Cooking is falling apart. I like the way that MTAOFC is organized better than The Way To Cook. Also, I prefer the authentic/intricate recipes in MTAOFC, rather than the more simplified methods/shortcuts and lighter recipes offered in The Way to Cook. It sounds like you and I are point-counterpoint on these two books -- the reasons you like The Way to Cook over MTAOFC are the exact reasons I prefer MTAOFC over the Way to Cook ;-)
re: jfood
I happened across this post - a list of TWC recipes that I've used and liked:
I like all Mark Bittman's books, since you've only started your cookbook library.
You might also go with the queen of classics: Julia Child Mastering French Cooking.
Baking: Rose Levy Birnbaums The Cake Bible.
I would highly recommend Homebaking: The Artful Mix of Flour & Traditions Around the World by J Alford & N Duguid because: the book contains both sweets and savories, has great photos, stories, and, most importantly, the recipes are excellent.
For a general purpose cookbook, I love the yellow Gourmet cookbook because it covers a wide range of ethnic foods and spans all cooking skill levels.
For something a little different, take a look at "The Sweet Spot" by Pichet Ong. Beautifully done book, clear instructions, gorgeous photos of Asian inspired desserts. Just received this so I have not cooked from it yet, but it is full of temptations!
I love The Barefoot Contessa Cookbook, and Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking. Today I "bought" myself The Silver Palate 25th Anniversary cookbook with a Borders gift card that was given to me as a Secret Santa gift at work.
If I only had those few cookbooks (I have over 1000) I would get either Fannie Farmer, Settlement House, or the Silver Palate. I would not get Marcella, Maida Heatter, and the Cake Bible is so far out of your league that you would never use it. My logic is that Joy is not very good anymore, and you need to expand on your general cooking repertoire, not make fine cakes or Northern Italian. If Fannie or Settlement House sound too old fashioned, take a look at the Silver Palate. That's what nice about my local B & N--you can go in, sit in a comfortable chair and read every book in the store if you like. Have fun and try a new recipe every week, And then have a dinner party a month. After the first year dozens of people will owe you an invitation.
re: Curmudgeon
I'm curious, Curmudgeon, why would you not get Maida's books? Hers were some of my earliest books and I liked the drawings by her late daughter. I found her very straightforward and her recipes true to the finished product.
re: dolores
Unless I missed something, nobody mentioned Madeleine Kaman's New Making of a Chef. It deserves a place on the shelf right next to Hazan.
re: Father Kitchen
You are right - though I always forget about that book, it is incredibly edifying and useful - and I should use it more!
re: Curmudgeon
What do you mean,"the cake bible is so far out of your league that you would never use it?" How can you possibly know what the OP's "league" is? I find the Cake Bible to be a thoroughly accessible baking book, with meticulous instructions. My daughter baked from this book when she was 15.
re: pikawicca
I agree, pikawicca. Same goes for Hazan - and more so - it's not as if Hazan is complicated or requires difficult techniques etc.
re: pikawicca
jfood agrees w you as well pikawicca on the Cake Bible. He is a new baker and readingthis book seems very straightforward and helpful. As a baking book it looks like a great addition to the list.
re: Curmudgeon
How do you know the Cake Bible is "out of my league"? I'm not a pro, but I'm pretty good in the kitchen. By "proficient" I mean I can cook well, but do not get paid for it.
Perhaps I should say "fluent"?
re: Diana
I am pretty proficient in the kitchen, and I think the cake bible is too fetishistic. It is really for a real pro. Also I don't really like those kind of cakes, they are of no interest to me. Give me an almond pound cake over any light frilly thing. Look at it noting the complexity of the recipes and see if it's for you. I've had it since it cam out, but never use it. I wasn't being insulting. I guess I'm thinking one can't be a fine baker, and have time to do much else.
But Madeleine Kamen is an excellent suggestion! I considered her for my list, but rejected her as too advanced. But the more I I think of it she is really the most basic of all, because she gives you not only the how but the why, which makes her book essential for people who like to improvise. In many ways it is the best of them all if you want to learn to cook rather than follow a recipe. The others are recipes without explanations of why. Also I've seen it in several places on remainder for $14.95 lately.
Maida's books are great, but I wouldn't add them to my collection of 5 to 10 cookbooks. Maybe when you get to 30 it would be time to add them, but definately before the Cake Bible. They are much more accessible to a good home cook and baker.
re: Curmudgeon
I agree that the Cake Bible certainly has its fetishes, but for me, as long as I follow the instructions exactly, that's what makes the recipes turn out so well.
re: Curmudgeon
I don't think it's "fetishistic"... it's scientific.
It explains the science behind baking, which is quite helpful. It's an Alton Brown thing.
re: Curmudgeon
good use of the F word. I dislike the tone in the Cake Bible. I think it's a love it or hate it book. I don't like the way the recipes are organized, I don't like the way the recipes are usually for only one layer. The first few recipes I made (a chocolate layer and a mousseline buttercream if I remember correctly) I did not care for at all.
Now recently, I have fallen in love with the chocolate angel food cake, and a different buttercream, so ....she's growing on me. But I can certainly see why you wouldn't want it to be your main baking cookbook.
I vote Zuni for cooking, Martha for baking.
re: Curmudgeon
I don't know where you get the idea that the original poster is a beginning cook and that the books would be out of her league...I guess you only meant the Cake Bible. I don't think she said anything but that she loved to cook and bake.
Zuni Cafe Cookbook by Judy Rodgers
(search Zuni on this site and you'll see why)
no book is "INDESPENSIBLE book I MUST HAVE"
what do you want to cook? Asian? French? Italian? Mexican?
do you want revered or hip?
for baking, one of the following perhaps
+ Home Baking: The Artful Mix of Flour and Traditions from Around the World
by Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid
+ In The Sweet Kitchen: The Definitive Baker's Companion
by Regan Daley (if you want more textbook fussy baking with a ton of information)
+ Room For Dessert (or some other book, like the ice cream one) by David Lebovitz
"Classic Home Desserts" by Richard Sax is a wonderful book.
Not really a "cookbook", but everybody should read "The Art of Eating" by MFK Fisher
A really idiosyncratic selection from my end of the kitchen. These are books that have become indispensible for me in a quarter century of cooking.
I don't much care for any of the Silver Palate gals' output, including (especially?) "The New Basics Cookbook." And my antipathy towards "Joy" is well known among my food friends.
I'll speak up in favor of "The Way to Cook". I acquired it when new, and it really kicked up my learning curve several notches. "Mastering" is good too. But "Way to Cook" was really innovative in its approach. It's where I go when I really need to know how to do something.
"The New Fannie Farmer" is a wonderful tool as well. If I can't find info anywhere else, I can always find it there.
Barbara Kafka's "Vegetable Love" has become a staple on my work island over the year and a half since my wife bought it for me. I simply don't know another cookbook that gives such complete information on vegetables and their purchase, storage, and preparation. And the Avocado Salad Dressing is worth the price of admission all by itself.
"Baking with Julia". My copy is flecked with flour throughout its pages. I've learned so much, including pita bread, naan, bagels, and working with phyllo dough. Breads and pastries and desserts, Oh My!
Jacques Pepin's "Fast Food My Way" (another gift from Herself -- think she likes to be fed?) has become a godsend since my son entered high school and I have less time in the space of a week to cook.
"The Italian Country Table" by Lynne Rosetto Kasper is a great book. I use it all the time. Less so her "The Splendid Table", but it's a great read.
re: Katie Nell
I always check out www.half.com before buying any new book. I've gotten amazing deals on slightly worn/used books that way.
re: Jennalynn
won't help with the gift card, though.
Thanks, guys, this is all really great! Amazing suggestions. I have to go and see if I can find these and compare them all!
If you're interested in baking, in addition to the Cake Bible, which I love, I actually like both her other books - Pie and Pastry Bible and Bread Bible even better. I'm definitely a baker (and a scientist in real life), not a cook, so the intense "follow the rules or else" appeals to me. I mostly like those books better than the Cake Bible because I like to eat pies and pastries and bread better than cakes :) But I have all 3 and all are falling apart from how often I bake out of them.
For cooking I also 2nd the New Best Recipe by Cook's Illustrated. All the recipes are great and easy to follow and very thorough - it's how I've learned all the basic techniques of cooking that I know so far. As far as the other CI books, I know at least the the Best Baking Recipes (or similar name) has almost all the same recipes as New Best Recipe, so isn't worth getting. I have a feeling the same might be true of the others in the series...
I also 2nd the Les Halles cookbook by Bourdain. It's short and I've already made a bunch of the recipes and they all turn out amazing. Much better than most cookbooks of the same kind.
re: cayjohan
I agree! Not a cookbook exactly (no recipes), but excellent explanations of how and why cooking and baking works. I use it more as a reference, to look stuff up when I'm curious, rather than actually sitting down and trying to read it though :)
I had another idea: since you live in LA, and have a window onto Asian cultures, you might really enjoy two books by Jeffrey Alford & Naomi Duguid: "Mangoes & Curry Leaves" & "Hot Sour Salty Sweet". They are gorgeous to look at, and explore the foods of India and Southeast Asia, respectively. Might not be able to bring both of them in for $50 however...
re: whs
I"ve been tempted on the Hot Sour book. Their recipes in "Baking with Julia" were astoundingly accurate and easy. I always thought pita bread was a chore; it's one of the easiest "regulars" in my repertoire now. And in addition to Julia's show, I've heard them interviewed on the radio. They are just fascinating people.
re: snackboy
I absolutely love the Dean and Deluca Cookbook as well. Much better than their overpriced, snooty store/mail order. Their cookbook is wonderful. No desserts or sweets, though. Weird.
The thing about Barnes and Noble is that they don't always stock all these great books. I like to look through them beofroe I buy, so online is not an option. Andit HAD to be from Band N
Still I went and found the anniversary edition of Mastering The Art of French Cooking and a copy of the Tassajara Bread Book. I wanted more, like the Silver Palate, Gale Gand chocolate books, Jame Beard books but I only had $50.
I looked for a Torres book on chocolate to no avail!
Still, I'm reading MTAFC right now. It's great! I'm not sure what my first attempt at mastery will be. I want to try a few sauces and veggie dishes first. Plus a vanilla souffle.
Any suggestions on other things to try?
re: Diana
Have you checked out the threads from the Julia COTM threads? I think there's a link on the current COTM voting thread. On the vegetables - a number of us noted that she seemed to call for rather long cooking times for vegetables and made adjustments accordingly.
http://www.chowhound.com/topics/446374 - link to Julia COTM master thread
re: MMRuth
I noticed the long time...an hour for cucumbers?
re: Diana
Gale Gand's book is available for $9.95 at http://www.zooba.com. You'll find many other books on this site for the same price minus tax or shipping charges. I see no reason to pay retail if you can avoid it.
Sign up for Borders rewards and you'll save up to 30% off retail. They always have some cookbooks on clearance and the savings add up.
Another source is Bookstorecloseouts at http://www.bookstorecloseouts.com. They offer a flat rate on shipping and have amazing bargains.
Recently I joined The Good Cook book club (http://www.thegoodcook.com). You basically get 5 books for $30. But the biggest deal was the end of year sale offering every book on the website for $9,95. I scored French Culinary Institutes teaching volume for that price and it retails for over $70. They have James Peterson's Cooking which is excellent for someone desiring to learn the fundamentals.
Last bit of advice. Find someone that shares your passion for cooking and is willing to try their hand at the recipes from the same book. It offers comraderie and encouragement for exploration for both parties. Not to mention the critique factor which is priceless. In this way you'll have books that you actually use, not merely stare at.
The Best Recipes in the World, Bittman; The Way to Cook, Julia Child, The Cook's Bible from Cook's Illustrated, Those three would be the one's I use in my kitchen regularly, and I consider myself a good home cook whose been cooking for 25 years.
I never could understand the appeal of the Silver Palate series, though many people do love it.
I think it's hard to know what cookbooks will become your standards, but you should to find books that suit how you cook and eat, to make it easy to use them and try new things.
I still love to cook, and gladly spend an entire Sunday preparing meals that we can use all week for the family.
Good luck.
re: Felixnot
For anyone interested, Mastering the Art of French Cooking is on sale at Williams-Sonoma for $19.99. I am considering buying it.....it needs at least a few glossy photos for me. I guess since the anniversary edition is out, they are making way for it. Should I get it? I am amateur at best but I do love to cook when I have the time.
re: chocchipcookie
I noticed a number of cookbooks on sale there yesterday by the way - bought a Dunlap (Dunlop?) one on Hunan cuisine. Also saw the Silver Spoon for about $20.
re: MMRuth
You will be very happy with the Hunan book, the recipes are (mostly) simple and the results delicious. Try the Mao's family red-cooked pork when it gets colder again.
re: buttertart
Thanks - they did look pretty straight forward. Of course, I needed another cookbook like the proverbial hole in the head. But I'd read such good things about Land of Plenty that it caught my eye, while I had a gift certificate in hand!
re: MMRuth
Ooooh! I've been looking for price-reduced Dunlop books. I got a couple out of the library and they're GREAT. Interesting reading as well, but I can't stand the high price.
re: oakjoan
Sorry if I'm being thick - where is Dunlop on sale? Borders?
(I too was looking at the Hunan one from the library last week. niiiice. I am trying to resist, but I fear this resistance is futile.)
There's always Jessica's Biscuit i.e. ecookbooks.com
Revolutionary Chinese Cookbook Recipes From Hunan Province $18.86
Land Of Plenty for $21.00
re: pitu
o dear.
there's a new one, Sichuan, coming out in July
re: chocchipcookie
I'll wander over this Friday for a look!
re: chocchipcookie
I learned to cook from Mastering the Art of French Cooking -- it has a few illustrations, although no photographs. Because Julia's exposition and explanations are so thorough, I find I don't miss the photos. If you love to cook, this book is a must-have.
re: pikawicca
Here you go... brand new from $18 - 23.
I'm in love with the Alton Brown books for telling me not what to do but how and why. You sound more experienced than me though, so they may not be for you. Light on recipes too, if that's what you're looking for.
Also, I have recently discovered that you can use a B&N giftcard to buy used/remaindered books from third-party sellers on their website. I turned in my Christmas giftcards using this method and got twice the books I could've gotten at a store.
i would say buy a book (s) about your favorite type of foods ie; ital or german etc.....
no sense in getting julia's books if french is not your fav.


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Traffic case: man charged with assault, harassmentJanuary 29, 2013 @ 11:30 pm
TACOMA, Wash. (AP) - The Pierce County prosecutor says a 71-year-old Tacoma man accused of attacking and threatening a woman after rear-ending her vehicle has been charged with assault and malicious harassment.
Prosecutor Mark Lindquist says William Zesbaugh apparently was angered because he thought the woman had cut him off in traffic Monday as she and a female passenger drove toward a ferry terminal.
When the woman approached the other car after the collision to get insurance information, the prosecutor says the driver went to his trunk, grabbed a club-like steering wheel locking device and struck the woman twice. A ferry employee intervened to stop the attack.
Lindquist says the man then told the victim and her passenger, "I can tell you're lesbians" and "I'm gonna get you for this."
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CUMBRIAN energy businesses are being given the unique opportunity to showcase their nuclear skills in a Dragons Den style pitch with a delegation of Chinese nuclear experts.
The event is designed to maximise opportunities for British companies in China through sharing and learning expertise.
It is hosted by Research Sites Restoration Ltd and will take place on Thursday February 7.
It will feature fifteen small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) energy businesses, which will give 15-minute presentations at the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority's Harwell site.
NDA SME Champion Ron Gorham said: "This is a fantastic opportunity, enabling face-to-face meetings with a range of key Chinese decision-makers.
"It will enable some of our smaller, innovative businesses to demonstrate the expertise that is already putting the UK at the forefront of the global decommissioning market."
The Chinese delegation consists of nuclear decision-makers from the commercial and policy sectors.
They are in the country for a week of meetings with UK decommissioning and waste management supremos, and the NDA and the Government's UK Trade and Investment arm organized the UK visit jointly.
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Tonight is Bee Night at Brooklyn Brainery, and next month, theres really something to buzz about (sorry). Remember the Red Hook rooftop bees that turned red after they got into the high fructose corn syrup and red dye #40 at a nearby maraschino cherry factory? David Selig (Rice, Rockaway Taco, Ñ) told the Times that their honey tasted metallic and then overly sweet, but if youre still curious to try the red stuff (and how could you not be?), youll finally get your chance on February 12, noon till 1 p.m. Thats when Red Hook beekeepers will be at Brooklyn Kitchen, extracting the rogue (rouge?) honey and giving away free tastes. To sweeten the deal, samples will be available for purchase, with proceeds going back to the beekeepers and Brooklyn Kitchen.
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As a hockey fan there are some players that you know of but don't really care about. Second and third line forwards and second pairing defensemen on another team are the type I'm talking about, you know of them but not much about them. The thing about these players are that you have to be careful, cause if you aren't paying attention they might just go away. Here are five players who were there one day and then gone the next.
Quick disclaimer: I'm sure if you are a fan of one of these players or their team you know where they want, problem is the rest of us don't.
Kristian Huselius
Huselius was a Panther, Flame and then finally a Blue Jacket. This is a player who could capably put up 50 points, maxing out one year at 77 points. Despite putting up more than solid stats he faded out of the NHL quickly. Injuries knocked Huselius into retirement, explaining why he disappeared so quickly. It wasn't a lack of skill that kept him off the ice, he physically couldn't play. There was an issue with Huselius claiming the Blue Jackets rushed him back, injuring him further, though apparently it wasn't a big enough controversy to be remembered a couple years down the road. While Huselius' last season playing the majority of games was 2009-10, he actually only just announced his retirement last year in 2013, right after the lockout ended.
Petr Prucha
Petr Prucha looked like he was going to be at least a solid top 6 forward during his rookie year, scoring 47 points in 68 games. He took a small step back in his sophomore year putting up fewer points in more games, but it was still 40 points in 79 games. Then that was it, his time as a top 6 forward was over and that was all most people heard about him. Where did he go? He spent a couple more years under the radar in New York, and then got traded to Phoenix where he dug himself even deeper below the radar. It wasn't long before he went to Russia where he still is now, playing fairly productively.
Miroslav Satan
Satan was a well-known player in the league for two reasons, the first being that he was a very consistent player for 10 years, having his best years with Buffalo. The second reason is that his last name was Satan, come on who didn't enjoy making a good Satan joke, looking back at him it's one of things I really miss about the NHL. Satan is the best player on this list, so how did he escape the public eye so subtly? He left the NHL with class; he played until his skills just weren't there anymore. He spent time in the AHL in 2008-09 and then finished with a stretch in Boston the next year. The reason I think he escaped publicity is that he didn't retire. Satan is actually still playing in the KHL, after his final season with Boston instead of retiring he signed a contract to keep his career going in the KHL. He popped back into the news briefly during the lockout when Zdeno Chara knocked him out and almost finished off his career. Miro is still trucking though.
Andrew Raycroft
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Scott Hannan
Scott Hannan was a very solid presence on the blue line for the Sharks and Avalanche. For me anyways he began to start being known by playing for Team Canada in a couple international tournaments. He was never flashy or put up a lot of points but was a durable and could guarantee you 70+ games a year. How did he disappear? In a different way than anyone else on this list. While other players went down with injuries or their skills declined to the point that they were no longer NHL material, Hannan bounced around in the NHL on a journey that included Washington, Calgary and Nashville before finally coming full circle and landing in San Jose. How did Hannan leave San Jose? Surprise! He didn't, he managed to disappear in San Jose. Hannan didn't have to retire or go to Europe; he is to this day doing his best to get ice time in San Jose showcasing the great durability that Hannan has.
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