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Wells, a 6-foot-1 guard from Houston, had 5 of his points as the Bulldogs (4-5) broke on top 9-0 less than three minutes in and never trailed in the victory.
Citadel eventually led by 29 in the opening period, 44-15, after Matt Clark's layup with 1:22 left before the break.
Wells increased the lead to 51-20, the Citadel's biggest margin, early in the second half with a pair of free throws. That's when Atlanta Christian (7-9) rallied with a 20-6 run over the next seven minutes, cutting the Bulldogs lead to 17 points.
However, Wells answered with a jumper and two foul shots to put Citadel in control once more.
Wells made 10 of 13 shots from the field, including a pair of 3-pointers. Clark added 14 points for the Bulldogs.
Stacy Williams was the only player for Atlanta Christian in double figures with 17 points. He also led the team with seven rebounds.


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Sudan army denies shelling S. Sudanese state
By Ayman Elias Ibrahim, Wednesday, April 09, 2014
KHARTOUM – The Sudanese army has denied accusations by South Sudan that it had shelled the oil-rich Unity State.
"We affirm that we don't have any hostile intention towards the South, and that we don't have any movement on the borders," army spokesman Col. al-Sawarmi Khalik Sa'ad told a press conference on Wednesday.
The South Sudanese army on Wednesday accused Sudan of shelling the northern parts of the oil-rich Unity State on Monday.
Army spokesman Col. Philip Aguer told AA that the Sudanese air force had shelled a number of villages in Unity State, condemning the attack as "unjustified."
It is the first time in two years for Juba to accuse Khartoum of attacking its territory.
Last Saturday, South Sudanese President Salva Kiir visited Khartoum where he met with Sudanese his counterpart Omar al-Bashir.
Col. Sa'ad said that Sudan is awaiting the outcome of Kiir's visit to Khartoum for implementing the joint cooperation agreements between the two countries.
"We are waiting the promises they made regarding the implementation of the security arrangements based on determining the zero line, opening the crossings and facilitating mechanisms to monitor the process of the implementation of the security arrangements between the two countries," he said.
"These mechanisms to monitor the process in the border area and inside each country's territory, so as to leave no room for such an exchange of accusations," he added.
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I'm sort of flummoxed by Ted's description of a rather tame piece as "piling on". I mean, it is true that fans sometimes fall in love with an end-of-bencher and it adds an element of fun to games that are otherwise no longer entertaining or competitive.
Besides, considering how irrelevant the Wizards are in the NBA today, you'd think any news was good news.
Kyle, the topic I would love to hear (read?) your views on is whether building via the draft is a viable strategy. I was thinking the other day – other than the San Antonio Spurs, has any recent championship team built itself via the draft? The Lakers didn't. Boston didn't. Miami didn't. It seems like the Boston/LA/Miami approach is more the norm.


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How to create 1.Iso image 2.transfer it to another HDD 3.create an OS
1. How to download in Windows 7 from Internet to a DVD to create an ISO image?
2. If the ISO image is larger than the full capacity of one DVD how do I create the full image?
3. Once I create the full image on one (or more) DVD , how do I transfer the ISO image to another HDD?
4. Can I create an ISO image directly on a 2nd HDD?
5. Can I create an ISO image of the Windows 7 OS on a second HDD?
As you may see I may be needing intensive reading on "Iso Image creation for Dummies".
I would appreciate any help pointing me into the right direction.
From what I read I am very confused. I have tried to create an ISO image for a few months and i haven not been able to do it.
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6. How could I copy the Win 7 OS into an ISO image on one or more DVDs?
6.1 What size is Windows 7 Home Premium OS?
6.2 Which partition does Windows 7 store the OS in?
a. "Recovery" ?
b. FAT32 ?
I would appreciate step by step instructions on how to create the ISO image, how to install it, and how to make sure that the "image" could be used to fo make a backup of my HDDs and also how to use the backup to fix the computer should a fatal crash prevented from booting up Windows 7?
I use only DVDs, mostly re-writables. Which is the best free Image Burn Software that does work with DVD's.(as I dont use CD's anymore)
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Step 1 gives you a link to download the ISO file.
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Did You Know?Posted by on November 20, 2009 – 12:03 pm
A few statistical nuggets to chew on while we wait for Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress to speak with reporters following today's practice. Childress will address his contract extension with reporters after practice and he'll also be asked about an injury update.
Thanks to the Vikings talented PR staff for some of the stats…
– RB Adrian Peterson needs just 44 rushing yards to break into the top 10 for the most rushing yards in the first 3 NFL seasons. Peterson, who currently has 4,018 rushing yards, trails Eddie George's 4,061 for 10th.
– Also, Peterson needs just 83 yards to reach 1,000 for the 2009 season. If he does, it will be the 9th consecutive season G Steve Hutchinson has blocked for a 1,000-yard rusher.
– Even though WR Sidney Rice has 750 more receiving yards than FB/TE Jeff Dugan, they have the same amount of TD receptions (2).
– If the Vikings win, it will be the team's 18th win in the last 22 regular season games and it will mark the team's first 9-1 start since 1998.
– With the win last week against Detroit, Childress now has a 13-9 record against the NFC North since taking over as head coach in 2006. He's led the Vikings to 7 consecutive wins against the division.
– If the Vikings do not allow a Seahawks running back to reach 100 rushing yards, it will be the 33rd consecutive game the team hasn't given up 100 yards rushing to an individual. The Vikings current streak of 32 games is the longest active stretch in the NFL. The last player to rush for 100 yards against the Vikings was Packers RB Ryan Grant on 11/11/07 (102 yards).
– With a passer rating of 100+, QB Brett Favre will collect his 101st career game with a 100+ passer rating. Favre's teams are 92-8 in his 100 career games with a 100+ rating.
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By optimisticskeptic on Nov 20, 2009 | Reply
I love these kinds of posts, random stats are the best! Especially love the Hutch stat – those guys deserve so much more credit than they get. Can't wait to be part of the crowd noise pushing AP to 1000 yards Sunday!!!SKOL!
By shirely on Nov 20, 2009 | Reply
wish I could go to the game this sunday when Adrian get to 1000
By PurplePeopleEater on Nov 20, 2009 | Reply
This will be a fun game to be at for that stat alone. A stat that I've been wanting to know is: what is the longest streak (ACTIVE or NOT) of games that a team has not allowed a 100 yard rusher? How many more games will it take to reach/beat that?
By mikewobschall on Nov 20, 2009 | Reply
I believe the record is 38, set by Baltimore. That streak ended this season when Cedric Benson of the Bengals went for 100.
By wiscvikingfan on Nov 21, 2009 | Reply
Can't you see it? This Viking team, on the field and on the sidelines, are having fun, they have the passion, and a winning attitude. Just watched the Rice, Farve Live wire, O-Line (eating healthy food) and Peterson videos and you can see how much fun these guys are having. How much they enjoy playing with each other and complimenting each others contributions to winning. If Winfield plays sparingly Sunday, it will be exciting to see in action again. Winfield is the missing link on having the best players on the field. Keep the record breaking stats going.
By marko on Nov 21, 2009 | Reply
has anyone heard the rumor, that if minnesota doesnt get a new stadium. they wanna move the team to los angelos. its just a rumor i saw on yahoo sports. i really hope that is a false rumor.
By hank on Nov 21, 2009 | Reply
By Alvike on Nov 21, 2009 | Reply
I feel kind of embaressed asking this cause I consider myself a huge Vikings fan, but what is SKOL? I don't live in MN, but I always follow the team to every extent that is available to me, and I've never been able to see what that means.
By SkolVikings on Nov 21, 2009 | Reply
Skol is a Norweigan term; I beleive its a term for toasting to honor / a salute. So its like "Vikings Salute" …
As per the rumors, who knows about moving to LA. If they do, I wont be a fan anymore. That would really upset the balance, but LA has the approval to build a new stadium.
I like the meterodome; but I guess the biggest problem, why all the other tennats have left as well, is revenue. I don't know if its the seating capacity or lack of extra ad revenue, but if the team is running at a loss every year, thats a problem.
By Jeff on Nov 22, 2009 | Reply
These are the same type of rumors about moving the team as they had when we played at the Met. The Vikings belong in Minnesota, so built them a new stadium and put it somewhere were we can tailgate again.


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AXE (12th May 2009)
Spotted this in the local paper:
The Bishop of Winchester School - Bournemouth - Vacancies
AXE (12th May 2009)
3 Dedicated I.T. suites!! Sounds big.
Bad school in past, wonder how it is getting on nowa days + size of team etc
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Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear to Tread)
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|"Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear to Tread)"
|Music by
|Rube Bloom
|Lyrics by
|Johnny Mercer
|Recorded by
|Tony Martin, Glenn Miller and Ray Eberle, Tommy Dorsey and Frank Sinatra, Billy Eckstine, Brook Benton, Etta James, Ricky Nelson, Doris Day and André Previn, Elvis Presley, Bow Wow Wow, She & Him, The Four Freshmen, Shirley Bassey, The Hi-Lo's, The Morning Benders, Susannah McCorkle, Cliff Richard, Keely Smith, Jo Stafford, Peggy Sue, Spiritualized
"Fools Rush In" (1940) is a popular song. The lyrics were written by Johnny Mercer with music by Rube Bloom.[1]
The major hits at the time of introduction were Tony Martin, Glenn Miller with Ray Eberle[2] and Tommy Dorsey with Frank Sinatra. It was also recorded by Billy Eckstine. The song proved popular with 1960s pop and rhythm and blues artists, resulting in charted remakes in 1960-61 (Brook Benton), 1962 (Etta James), and Ricky Nelson (1963).[3] The Ricky Nelson version was an enormous hit, reaching #12 in the Billboard pop charts and would become the most famous version of this song. It was also recorded by Doris Day and André Previn in their 1962 album Duet. Elvis Presley recorded the song following Ricky Nelson's style in 1971 and was released on the 1972 album Elvis Now. Bow Wow Wow covered the track on their 1980 album Your Cassette Pet. She & Him covered Ricky Nelson's version for Levi's Pioneer Sessions in 2010.[4]
Other notable recordings[edit]
- Brook Benton - Brook Benton (album) Best of Brook Benton (1960)
- Shirley Bassey - Shirley Bassey (1961)
- Brenda Lee - Sincerely, Brenda Lee (1962)
- Lesley Gore - Lesley Gore Sings Of Mixed-Up Hearts (1963)
- Dean Martin - Dream with Dean (1964)
- Johnny Hartman - Unforgettable Songs (1966)
- Bow Wow Wow - Sun Sea & Piracy (1980)
- Doris Day (with André Previn) - Duet (1962)
- The Four Freshmen - Voices In Latin/The Freshmen Year (2001)
- The Hi-Lo's - A Musical Thrill (2006)
- Al Hirt - Trumpet and Strings (1962)[5]
- Julie London - Lonely Girl (1956)
- Susannah McCorkle - The Songs of Johnny Mercer (1977)
- The Morning Benders - Bedroom Covers (2008)
- Cliff Richard - Bold As Brass (2010)
- Frank Sinatra and Tommy Dorsey - Legendary Sides (1997)
- Keely Smith - The Keely Smith Collection (1999)
- Spiritualized - Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space (1997)
- Jo Stafford - Autumn In New York/Starring Jo Stafford (1997)
- Peggy Sue - Peggy Sue Plays The Songs of Scorpio Rising (2012)
- ^ Furia, Philip (1990). The Poets of Tin Pan Alley. New York, Oxford: Oxford University Press. p. 270. ISBN 0-19-507473-4.
- ^ Gilliland, John (1994). Pop Chronicles the 40s: The Lively Story of Pop Music in the 40s (audiobook). ISBN 978-1-55935-147-8. OCLC 31611854. Tape 2, side A.
- ^ "CASH BOX Top 100 Singles". Cash Box Magazine. Retrieved 10 March 2013.
- ^ "She and Him – "Fools Rush In"". Pretty Much Amazing. Retrieved 10 March 2013.
- ^ Al Hirt, Trumpet and Strings Retrieved April 8, 2013.
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Sprint has posted the change log for an over-the-air update with the Galaxy S4 Mini's name on it. The release will provide the smaller version of 2013's flagship Samsung handset with international Wi-Fi calling and a couple other niceties. It will bump devices up to version L600VPUBNJ1.
The Galaxy S4 Mini is not one of the more attention grabbing devices. It's the weaker, smaller variant of last year's flagship Samsung device, and it's only a small phone in the modern sense of the word. Regardless, Sammie is doing right by its customers and keeping the device up-to-date with a fresh version of KitKat. We've already seen version 4.4.2 hit handsets running on Verizon, Sprint, and US Cellular, so it's about time for AT&T customers to get the same experience.
All the talk about Android L this week overshadows the unfortunate fact that the previous release is still on less than 15% of Android devices. This weekend US Cellular is helping in a small way, releasing KitKat to two of its Samsung phones. The US Cellular versions of the Galaxy S4 Mini and the Galaxy Mega (6.3) are both being updated to KitKat, so those with the applicable hardware should keep an eye out for the over-the-air alert.
A day after beginning its rollout of an over-the-air software update for the Galaxy S5 that brings Wi-Fi calling to the device, Sprint is pushing out updates to two other Galaxy devices. The S4 Mini and Mega are both due to receive Android 4.4.2 starting today. The Mini's version number is L520VPUBNE3, and the update comes on the same day as the Verizon variant's. Meanwhile, the Mega is getting treated to L600VPUANE4.
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AT&T has announced that the Galaxy S4 Mini, yes - the phone that came out back in November, is coming to the carrier May 23rd with HD Voice. It will be the first device on the network with support for making VoLTE (voice over LTE) calls. The handset isn't available for pre-order, but the carrier does have it listed as "coming soon."
AT&T is the first carrier to support making voice calls over LTE, supporting simultaneous voice and data over the IP network.
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The Galaxy S4 is nearly a year old now, but that doesn't mean Samsung's done releasing new variations of it. Today the company has officially announced a new "Black Edition" of the flagship that comes with the plastic, faux-stitched back panel that first appeared with the debut of the Note 3.The new S4 model is joined by a variation of the S4 mini that looks the same, just smaller.
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Originally posted 12/13/2012 09:35AM
It's made the musician "made me more open, more connected to myself, more happy, and more creative"
Originally posted 12/07/2012 06:35PM
Alicia Keys was definitely on fire Thursday night.
The Grammy-winning singer hosted, performed – and was nearly auctioned off – at the Black Ball "REDUX," an annual event for her organization Keep A Child Alive, which assists those affected by AIDS in Africa, held at New York's legendary Apollo Theatre. The event, which was rescheduled due to Hurricane Sandy, honored Oprah Winfrey for her work in Africa and India and raised $2.9 million.
Originally posted 12/07/2012 02:20PM
A benefit concert to help the victims of Superstorm Sandy will showcase both hometown talent, such as Bon Jovi and Bruce Springsteen, and stars from abroad, including Paul McCartney and Eric Clapton.
The event – 12-12-12: The Concert for Sandy Relief – will be held at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday and will benefit the Robin Hood Relief Fund, which offers assistance to those in the tri-state area who have been impacted by Sandy, the devastating storm of historic proportions that has left thousands homeless and caused millions of dollars worth of damages.
The event is set for broadcast Dec. 12 and will be live-streamed right here on PEOPLE.com as well as at 121212concert.org.
Other artists set to perform include: Dave Grohl, Billy Joel, Alicia Keys, Chris Martin, Eddie Vedder, Roger Waters, Kanye West, The Who and more.
Originally posted 11/28/2012 09:00AM
With her Girl on Fire album officially out, Alicia Keys took a break from her busy promotional schedule to honor superstorm Sandy first responders and volunteers in New York City on Tuesday.
The singer took to the iHeartRadio stage in lower Manhattan, singing several songs from her new album for the small group. Keys's son, 2-year-old Egypt, joined mom on stage for a bit, too, sitting comfortably in her arms as she belted her new tunes.
"Thank you again to all of the amazing first responders who continue to help with hurricane #Sandy," Keys wrote on Instagram after her show. "It was such a special night to perform for you all at the @iHeartRadio Theater!" – Melody Chiu
Originally posted 11/20/2012 02:45PM
When Alicia Keys gave birth to son Egypt two years ago everything changed.
"To have this type of love in my life at this time in my life, it means so much. Perspectives change, priorities change," she tells Lara Logan on CBS' Person to Person, airing Friday, Nov. 23 (10:00 p.m. ET).
But motherhood has been a welcomed change for Keys, 31, who tied the knot with rapper-producer Swizz Beatz, 34, in July 2010.
Originally posted 09/07/2012 03:30PM
She and Swizz Beatz just successfully trained their 23-month-old son Egypt, she tells PEOPLE at the VMAs
Originally posted 06/06/2012 04:20PM
Someone's been working on their fitness.
Alicia Keys, 31, flaunted a perfectly toned physique in a teeny, weeny red and black two-piece bikini on Instagram this week.
Showing off her famous curves, the mommy to son Egypt – who will be 2 years old in October – is photographed by her hubby Swizz Beatz for a retro post that he captions, "My Bond Girl:) 007 AK47."
The hip-hop producer, 33, has a habit of posting pictures of his lady love. Just a few messages before the bikini shot, he showed off his wife's flawless, makeup-free face.
– Dahvi Shira
Originally posted 05/09/2012 11:40AM
Just before host Carson Daly announced Tuesday night that Team Blake's Jermaine Paul was the winner of this season's The Voice on NBC, Paul tells PEOPLE that he "couldn't look at anybody and allow myself not to believe. In that moment I prayed."
Despite Monday night's phenomenal final performance, when he sang R. Kelly's "I Believe I Can Fly," Paul says his confidence was low going into the finale.
"I didn't feel good about the overall outcome," he says. "I didn't know if I was going to win or not."
Originally posted 05/07/2012 06:00AM
Alicia Keys laughed and giggled the night away with pal La La Anthony at the annual Bronx Charter School for the Arts auction.
The ladies were joined by their husbands – Carmelo Anthony and Swizz Beatz – and an onlooker tells us, "Alicia and Swizz looked more in love than ever, gazing into each other's eyes and kissing like no one was watching."
But their affectionate demeanor didn't stop the duo, who attended with 6-year-old song Kaseem Jr. (from Swizz's previous marriage), from bidding against each other for a guitar signed by the Rolling Stones during the Ciroc Vodka-sponsored event.
In the end, though, Keys ended up taking home a penguin drawing created in collaboration between her husband and some schoolchildren, and Swizz took a turn spinning tracks behind the deejay booth at the party.
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- foodieforthought Aug 31, 2007 06:40 AM
Alas, my girlfriend does not have the same desire to try new things that I do. I wanted to take her to Eleven Madison Park in a few weeks and she denied, saying the food seemed to 'fancy' for her. I simply think its an ignorance of certain contemporary cuisines in general.
Are there any restaurants in NYC that are not as upscale as EMP or Daniel but still produce high-quality French food, similar to those in the above referenced restaurants? I want to make her feel comfortable with these new foods before she is thrown into a setting such as EMP.
Anyway...I have reservations for two at EMP, anybody care to join? ;-)
re: LeahBaila
I think french toast and french onion soup are already taken care of, lol.
Things like foie gras, quail, squab, rabbit, duck confit.
re: foodieforthought
I like tautog's idea of bistro/brasserie fare. Start slow...Balthazar, Sel et Poivre (sp?), Lucien (though the last time I went, the sea bass was extra "fishy" tasting...not very fresh)
Bistro les Amis, corner of Spring & Thompson Streets. Unpretentious, accessible French fare with a very casual atmosphere.
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Bistro Les Amis
180 Spring St, New York, NY 10012
If you want high quality french food without too much fuss, you can try Fleur de Sel. I consider it as very high quality but not as "fussy" in terms of presentation (though they are still very pretty on plates), and the restaurant itself is homey and intimate. The price tag is not much cheaper than EMP, about $80 for 3 courses.
HOWEVER, I recommend to start off with their bargain 3-course prix-fixe lunch at $30ish (lower actually). I think it is an excellent way to introduce your gf to high end French dining without the high price tag!
Try L'Ecole, the restaurant of the French Culinary Academy. They're learning how to cook it, your girlfriend can learn how to enjoy it. Plus, it's excellent food.
Capsouto Freres, in Tribeca, have a number of the dishes that you mentioned. They have good French food. It's a low key and comfortable place to dine.
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Making burgers from grass-fed beef
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- OakTownHound May 23, 2007 04:44 PM
I have about a pound of grass-fed ground beef from Highland Hills Farm sitting in my freezer right now. (http://www.highlandhillsfarm.com/)
I'm thinking the best way to appreciate this excellent meat would be to make burgers. Here's my question:
It is my understanding that grass-fed beef is generally quite lean, and the appearance of this beef would suggest that this is the case. I'm used to making burgers from fattier beef, so how do I turn this stuff into a good burger? Add fat of some sort to the burger? Cook it extremely rare?
Any tips would be greatly appreciated!
I only buy grass fed ground beef and I add nothing to it for hamburgers. The flavor is rich and I don't miss the drippy, greasy mess that is supermarket ground chuck. We also eat ground buffalo so perhaps we are used to a leaner, gamier hamburger. Of course I embellish my burger once it comes off the grill but I am a purist when it comes to the meat.
I'm with greenstate - I add nothing. I do cook them on the rare side, and they've always seemed adequately moist. Then I enjoy that super-beefiness.
Y'know, I've recently been intrigued by this topic. Like me, most urban Americans growing up in the last 40-50 years have been conditioned to grain-fed beef as the standard. I love a good steak as much as the next guy. Well, I noticed in the last year or so that Trader Joe's sometimes had fresh grass-fed beef -- generally either top sirloin steaks or 80-20 ground beef. IIRC, the package may warned that the meat would cook much faster than grain-fed beef. Why, I don't know, although I vaguely remember surfing online and reading about the fat in grass-fed animals having a lower melting point ... whatever ...
My results: I've done the steaks three times, on my Weber over charcoal, and dammit it's true, they grill VERY fast, even with little to no visible fat or marbling. The first time was unfortunate -- nine minutes total grilling time, 4+ minutes per side, grey steaks, still tasty. I went to school on that and did better with shorter cooking time, but still more done than expected. Burgers, same ... 6-8 minutes for half-pound burgers, almost all color gone but still JUICY and DELICIOUS!!! How to describe the flavor? Hmm ... full, clean, beefy to the Nth degree ... anything but tough or gristly, far from it ... if anything, my reservations stem from the fat content, since I try to eat lean except for occasional plurges, but then is much of it running off, melting away?
So, there may be something to this lower melting point thing, but I'll leave it to others to figure it out, or whether other cuts from other purveyors would not match my experience. Me? After 5-6 experiences, it has been unequivocally yummy
re: misohungrychewlow
The fat in grass-fed beef contains higher proportions of CLA, which fights cancer, among other good things. It also has a better proportion of omega-6 to omega-3 fats than grain-fed beef. Basically, the fats in grass fed beef are the ones that are good for you.
I just finished The Omnivore's Dilemma. Between that and Nina Planck's Real Food, I'm feeling a bit over-informed.
Grass fed beef is an acquired taste and cooking it is an acquired skill. Personally I think grass fed bison is tastier in burgers. You might consider adding a little finely chopped pancetta to the burgers.
I def would *not* add fat ... doesn't that defeat the purpose? ;) I buy only ground bison, and sometimes I spray the pan I'm cooking it in if it seems especially lean. I have always bought the leanest beef I could find, and organic whenever possible, so I don't find it *that* much different from what I've been doing ...
re: foiegras
... leanest beef I could find...
This will, I'm afraid, lead to the burgers having the least juiciness and least ability to carry flavor. I mean that in the nicest way. Many many food scientists have studied this, and there is no denying the fact that fat molecules are what carry flavors to our tastebuds. In fact some researchers have even gone so far as to physically separate the beef fat from the meat and then reintroduce a similar quantity of more heart healthy plant fat/oil. The result is that the even expert tasters have found the taste very hard to distinguish.
re: renov8r
While I really enjoy eating the 80/20 grass-fed beef described above, I usually seek out leaner alternatives, including 5 to 7% ground beef, 3% or less ground turkey, and ground bison and ostrich. First, I love the taste of most meat. As a kid I refused any condiments and only embraced some of them as an adult. Second, I am committed to healthy eating as part of a healthy lifestyle.
Third, I'm an incorrigible chound! How does one balance all of this? We all know fat tastes great! There's a concurrent thread raving about the virtues of pure pork lard as a divine pizza topping at LA's trendiest pizza emporium. ... Even so, I find ways ... one is to pick my spots -- lunch yesterday was a sandwich of pure, fresh milky mozzarela, prosciutto, and fresh basil on bread just out of the oven at Pane Bianco ... dinner was Spanish lentils and brown rice.
I love my burgers. When grilling ultra-lean turkey, I season it with fresh ground pepper, a little garlic, a few drops of soy sauce, perhaps some curry powder or chimichurri sauce, I handle the meat lightly, and I rub EV olive oil on both sides before grilling over a hot fire, 3-4 minutes a side ... delicious!!! Buffalo/bison, or extra-lean beef? Even easier ... a dollop of red wine, a rub of crushed garlic, fresh ground pepper, a tiny hint of salt, a few drops of Lea & Perrins Worcestershire sauce -- one or two of these can be omitted, no big deal -- handle the meat very lightly, grill over hot coals, and, true for ALL grilling, the best results are yielded by PAYING ATTENTION! Delicious! Finished with tomato, onion, romaine, baby spinach, Grey Poupon country dijon, horseradish, gruyere, appenzeller, manchego, jarlsberg, whatever your hungry heart desires ... on good bread, of course.
I love the grass-fed stuff -- I have some in the freezer and want to get more. I don't know what others are buying, but what I buy, the 80/20 stuff, is plenty fat and juicy -- I wouldn't mind if it were leaner, but it's sooo good -- maybe the fat is all melting off before it cooks ... ;-o) ...
re: renov8r
And yet bison and other grass-fed meats are known for being flavorful ... perhaps the fat in the corn-fed beef is a crutch for its lack of natural flavor ;) I eat much less fat than I used to, and don't feel I've sacrificed anything in terms of the pleasure of eating ...
Additionally, I believe fat is not the only flavor carrier ... alcohol is another, for example ...
re: foiegras
Defeat the purpose? No. In my opinion the purpose of grass fed beef is a healthier planet and a healthier cow. It is superior for those reasons alone. I don't think it is superior in flavor because it hasn't been with any of the many, many variations I have yet to try. And I keep trying it because I understand the arguments in favor of it. I still prefer beef raised slowly on grass but finished on corn. Another really complicating factor is most grass fed beef is not aged in any significant manner which would probably greatly enhance its flavor.
For healthier burger I much prefer bison from our local farmer. The mineral quality of the meat makes it taste more like well aged beef than most grass fed beef. We also use it in brasies, etc. Although oddly enough, the bison I've purchased from Whole Foods has been very dissapointing.
We eat animal products frequently but in small quantities. For instance, we will always share a (prime, well aged) new york strip steak, etc.
re: JudiAU
I certainly am in favor of a healthier planet and cow, but I am personally responsible for a healthier me, and I don't think adding fat would help accomplish that ;)
My DH plops them briefly in balsamic before grilling. (Not artisanal - salad-dressing quality.)
I have friends who feel grass-fed ground isn't that great as a burger and prefer to use it in something longers/moister cooking, like chili. YMMV, of course.
We make them on the second tier of the grill so they aren't sitting directly on top of the flames. They do cook quickly and I find they taste best on the rare side. We also make very thin burgers. Then we add a layer of jarlsburg cheese, some sauteed mushrooms, grilled vidallia onions...mmmmm..... on a toasted whole wheat bun with some olive oil mayo and a smear of mustard.
Well, I know what we're making tomorrow night for dinner!
Here's my post on the California board on some local grass-fed beef I used to make burgers.
What surprised me is how much moisture this 95% lean grass-fed retained even on the well-done outer portions of the patty. I did cook it rare, but the outside was quite crusty. Next time I'd probably not heat my pan as hot for a less browned/crusty surface and more even cooking, as there's no need to melt off fat.
I love grass-fed beef burgers and love that they are lean. ANd it's nice to know that what fat they DO have is good for me! To keep my burgers juicy, I like to add about 1/2 cup of shredded veggies to the meat before I cook it. definitely onions, and then whatever else I have that might taste good. Some folks even add blueberries (chopped up, I think). I read about that in eating well magazine. here is a link to their recipe: http://www.eatingwell.com/recipes/blu...
I think they had a whole article about blueberries a few years ago.
re: amyamelia
I would even add to cook the onions and/or vegies in a little olive oil, so they can add a touch of sweetness to the beef, and a little more fat. I've been adding sauteed onions to my beef and turkey for burgers, and find I get a much tastier burger that way - plus they don't do that "stick in your throat" thing that happens when you eat a too-dry burger. I don't put any condiments on my burger at all, so a little dressing up before is helpful, if not necessary.
Not familiar with the particular type of beef you're talking about (I just grind up a choice roast from the store usually - don't know what they ate). But if it's really lean, I'd say just cook it fast. Hot, hot grill.
Or, and this is questionable, you could try panfrying it or cooking it in a cast iron skillet with a little bit of fat. If it's already ground, I wouldn't go to the trouble of cutting in some fat.
re: AbdulSheikhMohammed
Replying to my own thread here.... for shame. Just wanted to point out that if you do cut in any fat, try some butter!
I've cut in butter with beef burgers and lamb burgers that didn't have enough fat (I shoot for ~20%). Delicious!
re: AbdulSheikhMohammed
I like my burgers quite rare, and the grass-fed beef works fine for that -- I find them flavorful, juicy and intense. But my spouse, who won't touch meat that isn't cooked completely through, complains bitterly that it's "dry" and "gamey." (And I've got a freezer full of it -- bought a quarter of a cow a few months ago.)
Balsamic vinegar seems to lift the "off" taste, but I haven't figured out how to incorporate that into burgers. My best luck so far has been with an adaptation of a James Beard recipe -- you add a tablespoon or two of heavy cream and a hefty shot of grated onions to your pound of ground beef.
I had a grass-fed-beef hamburger steak for the first time three nights ago. Didn't do anything to it, and it tasted fine to me.


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I saw a post about Vegan recovery methods to hangovers and it got me thinking about my own scenario. I don't get hangovers. Haven't in about seven years. I drink quite often and quite a lot (man that sounds bad) when I do and I never wake up with a headache or any hangover symptoms. Of course there are times I'm not as chipper after a twelve hour drinking session followed by four hours of sleep, but I'm at work on time every day and function at 100%. When I was younger I always got them, but I never get them. And I mix. Beer, wine, booze, etc. The one thing I have learned is to stay away from tap beer. Those dirty tap lines are a killer.
Anyone else have this experience? Or lack thereof?
I'm the same way. When I got a hangover last year after an extended night out at the pub, I was shocked. I had actually forgotten what a hangover felt like. I thought I had a virus, at first, before I was forced to admit that my wall of tolerance had crumbled. I stumbled into the kitchen and mumbled that I had played *way* too many dart games the night before. My boyfriend and I now joke that whiskey doesn't give you hangovers, darts do.
I'm not sure if it's age, or a . . . um . . . *well-developed* tolerance, or if there other factors at play. Off the top of my head, I drink an extraordinary amount of water (which may well keep things moving through my body at a brisk pace), and I (until recently) worked in food service, and my metabolism was ramped up by being so constantly in motion. I think, for myself, it's a combination of all of those things.
re: onceadaylily
I am usually pretty good about downing a pint of water right before bed and then filling a bottle to have next to me when I wake up. I also have recently been on a chocolate milk drinking kick (only after a night out) and for whatever reason, it actually makes me feel almost immediately sober.
re: jhopp217
OMG, chocolate milk is my hangover cure too! And before people laugh, hey, it works.
re: Passadumkeg
Coors light and about 10-15 shots of vodka, jager, whiskey, bourbon....still no hangover.
re: jhopp217
Passadumkeg's beer drinking philosophy: Drinking light beer is like making love w/ ones clothes on; what's the point? And to steal a German beer slogan: "Life's too short to drink cheap beer." As a Viet Vet, I done my share of hard drinking(too many of my Buds have drunk themselves to death and Agent Orange affects the pancreas), but I stick to wines and beers now, unless I'm w/ Vet buddies or my brother. He and I may take a "Jameson Tour" in my '67 VW camper this summer. Drink lots of water, a tank of oxygen works wonders for getting rid of headaches. And enjoy it while you can.
To paraphrase Click 'n Clack, Don't drink like my brother.
re: Passadumkeg
I just lost my father this year to pancreatic cancer. He served and he drank, and drank, and drank. I was thinking about that, when I responded to the thread. He's often on my mind when I'm on Chowhound: my mother may have done most of the cooking, but he's the one who *loved* to cook.
re: Passadumkeg
Beer for me can be instant hangover, and "light" beer is the worst! I don't get head hangovers, but liver ones, where I feel like someone's been kicking me in the back really hard. At the worst I feel fragile, like my body is a shell of meringue, and any loud noise will destroy me... but that was when I was smoking. Now I stick with wine, maybe some scotch or a martini now and then, and while I can be a bit off my prime, maybe a little stupid, I've not had a real hangover in ten years.
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I'm an inveterate beer drinker, but if the only alcoholic beverage on offer is light beer, I pass. Will, remember before there were light beers? I have 5 children and a beer gut. I joke that when someone has something valuable to protect, they build a roof over it.
Carpe real ale!
re: Passadumkeg
Ale I can drink, though I'm not supposed to (gout, ouch). For some reason IPA is much kinder to me than any of the creamy or nutbrown ones, which is nice because I do love the crisp ones more.
re: Passadumkeg
OMG sometimes you just crack me right up.
I wish. And if I were you, I'd consider myself lucky. I've had a much easier time in my teens and 20s dealing with hangovers, lack of sleep, etc.
Both my man and I like to drink, and do so regularly, and we'll def feel it the next day if we've REALLY tied one on. But we always make sure to drink copious amounts of water that night, and almost force our guests to as well. Hydration is the key to a better tomorrow.
One thing I noticed is that my hangovers are not nearly as horrific as when I used to smoke. I never get sick anymore.
re: linguafood
Yes, I learned late in my drinking career about the importance of Hydration and the healing powers of Alka Seltzer.
re: linguafood
There was a time between when I quit smoking and the state banned it in bars. An eight hour shift working in the bar left me feeling worse than eight hours of drinking in fresh air. I still get hangovers though.
Supposedly eating cuccumbers will stave off a hangover.
re: Davwud
That's an amusing list - anything that will help you "vreak down the toxins" is the way to go.
re: Davwud
I'd rather have a hangover than eat a cucumber. Truly.
re: NYCkaren
Karen, I believe the sulfites in the wine are giving you the headache. Happens to me too. Not all wines, not all the time.
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It's partly that. But I get hangovers really easily on beer or on cocktails made with gin, rum etc. too. Unless I eat a huge amount of food, which I guess absorbs the alcohol. And I don't want to do that very often.
I am exactly the opposite- my tolerance is totally shot as I get older (and dating a non-drinker has effected the frequency of my drinking as well.) A few days ago my friends threw me a surprise party and I very uncharacteristically stayed out till 2am- something I have not done in probably 3 years. I had 6 glasses of wine over the course of 7 hours- 3 glasses with a rather hearty dinner (probably big pours as they were off of shared bottles, but they were good wine!) and then three more at a bar. I felt tipsy but not nearly as much so as I often did in college...I woke up in the morning feeling gross but not terrible, cooked homemade pancakes and started lounging around the house...by 3pm I was in total hangover hell and was praying to the porcelain gods. This lasted over 4 hours (and 4 showers!)
A complete DAYLONG hangover off of 6 glasses of wine on a full stomach over the course of an entire evening?! Yes, six glasses is a lot but I remember drinking that much in cheap liquor before even going out when I was 19.... *sigh* As a matter of fact, it wasn't unheard of for my girlfriends and I to finish four bottles of wine between three of us during "dinner parties" just a year or so ago. its amazing how quickly one loses tolerance.
re: CarmenR
It's all downhill after 25.
re: linguafood
Ain't that the truth. Actually, I went downhill after 34; I remember the day.
Having a snack in your stomach and hydrating with something other than acohol, like water, while drinking helps. Not drinking so much seems to help loads as well, but hey, what fun is that.
re: CarmenR
I feel for you. Six glasses is what I call, an appetizer, haha!
Three pints of Dog Fish IPA, Arrogant Bastard and Bar Harbor Ale w/ colleagues after work(S.H.I.T Sure Happy It's Thursday) and wine w/ and after dinner, a little slow this a.m.
Ah, to be young again.
I guess I'm just not a big enough drinker. These are my "rules" so I can avoid one though.
Mix if you must but go from strong to weak. Minimum one glass of water per 2 drinks (though I'm more of a one for one gal). Advil (or generic) with a big glass of water before bed after a night of drinking. HYDRATE
Maybe you are allergic to the bacteria or yeast that can sometimes build up in lines - If lines are not blown out regularly or if the place you go to is very busy on the taps - that can be an issue. Lots of places do not get their lines blown until customers complain. ICK!
Something that always helps me is the emergen-C packets. It's full of vitimans that are depleted while drinking. That always help me get back into the swing of things.


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The dollar rose against all its major counterparts after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke signaled yesterday the central bank won't add to stimulus measures, known as QE2, that could erode the value of the currency. The Standard & Poor's GSCI raw materials Index headed for a four-month low while gold and platinum, which account for 20 percent of South Africa's exports, tumbled. Applications for jobless benefits in the U.S. increased 9,000 in the week ended June 18 to 429,000, Labor Department figures showed.
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The Fed yesterday reiterated a pledge to keep interest rates near zero and said it will end a $600 billion bond- purchase program as scheduled this month, even as Bernanke said the recovery is progressing "more slowly" than expected. The economy will expand between 2.7 percent to 2.9 percent this year, down from forecasts ranging from 3.1 percent to 3.3 percent in April, it said.
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"The rand is up against a firmer dollar, and rand bulls also have to contend with lower commodity prices and declining global equity markets," Standard Bank Group Ltd. analysts led by Johannesburg-based Michael Keenan said in a research note.
The rand may weaken to 6.92 per dollar after breaching a so-called resistance level at 6.82, the Standard Bank analysts wrote. Resistance levels occur where traders cluster orders to buy or sell a currency.
The likelihood that the rand will decline to 6.92 per dollar within a week is about 66 percent, implied volatility from options trading monitored by Bloomberg showed.
Concern that Greece won't approve austerity measures that are a condition for a second debt bailout also weighed on the rand, the Standard Bank analysts said. The euro declined against all but two of its 16 major peers before European leaders begin a two-day summit in Brussels today to discuss Greece's financing needs as the nation struggles to stave off default.
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"Greece survived to fight another day, but all they've done is put off the inevitable," Ian Cruickshanks, head of treasury strategic research at Johannesburg-based Nedbank Capital, a unit of South Africa's fourth-biggest bank, said by phone. "The euro is under pressure, and the euro is always a good leading indicator for the rand."
The 17-nation currency accounts for 45 percent of South Africa's exports and 34 percent of its imports, according to government data. The rand often tracks the euro, with a statistical correlation of 0.85 in the past month. A value of 1 would mean they moved in lock step.
Bonds fell for a second day. The 6.75 percent securities due 2021 fell 21 cents to 88.92 rand, driving the yield up four basis points, or 0.04 percentage point, to 8.44 percent.
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