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Today's recipe is pan-roasted sea scallops, served with gingered mashed sweet potatoes and a simple cilantro, chili, lime butter.
Ingredients:Sea scallopsTwo small sweet potatoesTbs finely minced peeled ginger6-7 Tbs butterFresh cilantroSalt and pepper1 Tbs olive oil1/2 limeRed pepper flakes
Procedure:Try to buy "no water added, dry packed" sea scallops if you can because they'll caramelize nicely instead of steaming in the pan.
There are no exact amounts for something like this, but I'm peeling two small sweet potatoes today and cutting them into 1-inch thick slices.
Add the sweet potatoes to a pan on the stovetop, add about 1-inch water, turn the heat to high and cook them along with a lid on top.
Stay with those and make sure the pan doesn't dry out as the sweet potatoes are cooking and, once they are cooked all the way through, pour off any remaining water, add a generous Tbs finely minced peeled ginger, add 2 Tbs butter, mash them up and put a lid on top to keep warm.
Chop a handful of fresh cilantro and, at this point, season the scallops with salt and pepper, add 1 Tbs butter and 1 Tbs olive oil to a large, heavy bottomed nonstick pan on medium high heat and sear the scallops on both flat sides until they're nicely caramelized, trying not to overcook them.
Once the scallops are cooked to your liking, serve them up in individual shallow bowls with the mashed sweet potatoes and add 3-4 more Tbs of butter to the scallop pan, add the juice of 1/2 lime, add a pinch of red pepper flakes and then add the chopped cilantro and spoon that over the top of everything.
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November 21, 2014
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- N-L championship series M-V-P Jeff Suppan reached a preliminary agreement today on a 42 (M) million dollar, four-year contract with the Milwaukee Brewers.
The Brewers said in a rare Christmas Eve announcement that Suppan must pass a physical for the deal to be finalized. His contract includes a team option for 2011 with a two (M) million dollar buyout.
Brewers general manager Doug Melvin said in a conference call that Suppan gives the team a quote "big-game pitcher."
The 31-year-old right-hander went 12-seven with a four-point-one-two E-R-A for St. Louis this season, and was one-one in four postseason starts -- including a win in Game three and seven solid innings in Game seven of the N-L-C-S- against the New York Mets.
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Police arrested Musselman in February. Police say she had been repeatedly warned to stop feeding the bears, but she continued to feed them.
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Absence of Evans, Pettit could hurt Otters
For the first time all season, role players have stolen the spotlight from the Erie Otters' high-profile front-line performers.
The Otters won't have veteran forwards Jake Evans and Kyle Pettit on the third and fourth lines for this weekend's key road trip to North Bay, Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie -- and perhaps longer.
Their absence will be felt throughout the lineup.
They have been keys to the club's success this season, whether anyone has noticed or not.
Evans and Pettit quietly have made an impact in different aspects of the game -- from physical play and faceoffs to 5-on-5 defense and penalty killing -- while providing some offense with a combined 10 goals and 25 points, either on a line with Nick Betz or spread throughout a group of bottom-six forwards that are arguably the best in the OHL.
Now those contributions are missing, which mean players focused on other roles have to handle those responsibilities too.
This is where their absence will be felt the most.
The Otters have developed into one of the league's top teams as much because of their depth as for their star power. Those role players have done their jobs well while those stars earned much of the credit. Those role players have stepped up their game when those stars have experienced off nights.
Pettit has been one of the team's best on faceoffs. He's been consistently reliable on the penalty kill. When Pettit suffered an upper-body injury Saturday night against Niagara, Evans assumed a larger role on the penalty kill. Then Evans got tangled up with an opposing player Monday afternoon in Kitchener, and was lost to a lower-body injury.
Now those stars at the forefront have to step up more. Without Evans and Pettit, they have to play more on the penalty kill. They have to take more critical faceoffs. They have to play a more physical game. They simply have to log more ice time. That may take a toll on the thinned-out depth of a team in the home stretch of a battle with Midwest Division rivals Guelph and London for the league's regular-season championship and home-ice advantage throughout the playoffs.
"We're certainly going to rely on the four lines playing," head coach Kris Knoblauch said, which means a steady of dose of little-used forwards Quentin Maksimovich, Patrick Murphy and Travis Wood on the third and fourth lines while Evans and Pettit are out.
Knoblauch said taking fewer penalties -- the Otters are in the middle of the pack with 836 penalty minutes -- will keep those four lines rolling.
Otherwise, forwards like Connor Brown and Brendan Gaunce will spend more time killing penalties. That extra time on the ice will take away from their ability to perform on offense.
Meanwhile, third and fourth-liners will spend more time waiting their turn on the bench.
"We need our third and fourth lines playing," Knoblauch said.
Those lines have been invaluable this season with Evans and Pettit in the mix. Now they are even more critical to the team's success without them.
"We all know what we need to do out there," Murphy said. "I think we'll be capable of doing that."
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Erie Otters (43-11-2-0) at North Bay Battalion (30-21-4-2)
- When: Today, 7 p.m.
- Where: North Bay Memorial Gardens -- North Bay, Ontario
- On the air: WFNN-AM/1330, www.ottershockey.com (live stream)
- Up next: at Sudbury (Friday, 7:30 p.m.), at Sault Ste. Marie (Saturday, 7:30 p.m.)
- What to watch: The Otters opened this four-game road trip with a 6-3 loss in Kitchener on Monday. ... The Otters are 17-9-1-0 on the road this season, but they have lost two straight since winning six in a row. ... The Otters play in North Bay for the first time since beating the Centennials 3-0 on Nov. 3, 2001. The Battalion moved from Brampton, Ontario, this season to become North Bay's first club since the Centennials moved to Saginaw, Mich., after the 2001-02 season and was renamed the Spirit. ... The Otters beat the Battalion 8-4 in their home opener Oct. 5. ... The Otters are third in the OHL's Western Conference, three points behind front-running Guelph and three ahead of London in the race for the league's regular-season championship. The Otters and Storm have 12 games left, while the Knights have 11 left. ... The Otters can move within one victory of the franchise's single-season record of 45 wins held by that 2000-01 club. ... Fs Jake Evans (lower body) and Kyle Pettit (upper body) didn't travel with the team for this trip. Both underwent MRI exams earlier this week, but club officials hadn't learned results as of Wednesday. ... RW Connor Brown (40 goals, Otters-record 71 assists, Otters-record and OHL-best 111 points) has points in 11 straight games (nine goals, 19 points) and 19 of his last 21 games overall. He has the longest active point streak in the league. ... The Battalion are tied for third with Kingston in the Eastern Conference and five points ahead of fifth-place Barrie, but they have played two more games than both teams. ... They are 16-8-1-2 at home this season.
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|02 Dec 2010
USB unplug sound, mouse hangs and sound disappears
As far as I remember this started to happen few weeks ago, or so. The mouse hangs a second or two, than skips, and after that it works ok for 10-15 minutes. When the mouse hangs there is sometimes a USB plug or unplug sound, but this sound is also hearable sometimes when the mouse doesn't hang. This happens in windows, but also while I play games.
I can hear this sound also when I plug/unplug the monitor cable to/from the graphic card. Also, this sound occures every time when I replace my graphic card driver with newer one, but only fitst time, right after the windows restart.
I know I can turn it off in the system sounds, but that's not the solution I'm looking for.
I checked the cable, and pluged the mouse into another USB port, but that didn't change a thing.
I even reinstalled Windows, but the same thing happens again.
Also, sometimes when i turn on the computer I have no sound. In volume mixer the Speaker disappears and I have only SPDIF out (I don't use it). When I reinstall the drivers it works again for few days.
This happened on my old config, too, but only 2 or 3 times in few years, after the nvidia graphic card update and computer restart.
You can see the full details about my config in system specs.
Regards and sorry for my English.
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|02 Dec 2010
hi and welcome if its the mouse driver causing problems un-install the driver pull mouse out reboot pc make sure you are connected to internet when desktop is on screen re-plug mouse in and let windows re-install mouse driver
un-install the driver in device manager http://www.petri.co.il/removing-old-...d-windows7.htm
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|02 Dec 2010
Windows 7 Ultimate x86 build 7600 (XP, 98SE, 95, 3.11, DOS 7.10 on VM) + Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Lucid Lynx
Have you tried using another USB mouse ? It could also be a hardware problem in the mouse USB connector.
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|02 Dec 2010
Perform a SFC Scan
1. Click Start, click All Programs, click Accessories, right-click Command Prompt, and then click Run as administrator. If you are prompted for an administrator password or for a confirmation, type the password, or click Allow
2. Type the following command, and then press ENTER:
sfc /scannow
A message will appear stating that 'The system scan will begin'. Be patient because the scan may take some time
3. If any files require a replace SFC will replace them. You may be asked to insert your Windows 7 DVD for this process to continue
4. If everything is okay you should, after the scan, see the following message "Windows resource protection did not find any integrity violations"
5. After the scan has completed, close the command prompt window, restart the computer and check.
more information here How to use the System File Checker tool to troubleshoot missing or corrupted system files on Windows Vista or on Windows 7
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|04 Dec 2010
Hello again!
In last two days I was trying what you suggested. But nothing helps.
I did the SFC Scan but it is ok:
Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.
Then i tried to delete and reinstall the mouse and the sound driver, but no go.
Unfortunately I have no other mouse to try.
Also, I noticed that in the Volume Mixer the settings are reseted to their default values every time when this unplug sound happens.
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|04 Dec 2010
sounds like a faulty mouse get a new one and try or find a friend that you could use one from? update the usb drivers in device manager
go to the graphics card driver in device manager uninstall the driver, turn pc off take the card out , refit the card, reboot and let windows install card driver (make sure you are connected to the internet) see how that works.
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|06 Dec 2010
Reinserting the graphic card and reinstalling the drivers didn't help. Cannot update the USB drivers, it says they are up to date already.
But I found the USB-PS/2 adapter that I got with the mouse. Now with it there is no problem for almost a day. Except that the tilt buttons don't work this way.
|My System Specs
|06 Dec 2010
buy a new mouse and keep the thread posted with your results
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|08 Dec 2010
It was the NVIDIA HD Audio driver.
After intensive googling i found this thread:
Q's: GeForce 460 with HDMI Audio Out - NVIDIA Forums - Page 2
The guy has the same graphic and sound card and has the same problem.
Since I uninstalled the HD driver, no more sound disappearing and mouse freezing. The mouse is not faulty, after all.
Anyway, thanks guys for help!
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|08 Dec 2010
great news for you a conflict with software thanks for sharing hope this will help others with same problem good research
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- JuniorBalloon Sep 20, 2011 03:50 PM
I have never heard of such a thing. Then in some of the threads I found here on chowhound Allclad and others were said to be waterless cookware. Here is a link to some waterless cookware - http://waterlesscookwaresystem.com/
Is it worth getting? Are there other cheaper alternatives?
Hi, JB:
Beware the snake oil claims these manufacturers and their shills make. They've been fleecing folks for a long time. When it's pointed out that there's nothing special about "waterless" cooking (it's merely steaming after all) except the *exorbitant* prices charged, the defense is usually either: (a) "Well you CAN cook in it"; or (b) "They replaced my broken handle for FREE!"
For a laugh, search out "Zepter" or "Zepterware" on this Board. If you can figure out and explain what "Zepter technology" is, you're smarter than Mr. Zepter.
I asked this question here once and someone posted, "yeah, you can cook without fat or oil, but why would you?"
I tasted the goods from a demonstration at a county fair. The poster was correct. It is basically steam cooking. There are cheaper ways to steam vegetables, and as for the chicken...well, it wasn't worth eating.
Remember me? One of the person who recommended the Messermeister knife. To answer your question here: No, it is not worth getting in my opinion. It is nothing but low temperature steam cooking, which you can actually do so in most cookware. Moreover, if you cook the way they advertised (without adding oil and adding water), you can stick your foods to the pan big time. Have you ever cook meat on a stainless steel surface without any additional water or additional oil? Try it.
re: Chemicalkinetics
I never add water ,,except to rice even then its stock so i have waterless cookwear already
re: Dave5440
How do you boil eggs?
Cook pasta?
Or, gulp, make coffee?
re: Dave5440
If you don't add water and you don't add oil, then you are "Bi-winning"
JB - Waterless cookware is a cooking vessel like any other pot or pan. The major difference, hype aside, is the design of the pot rim and the lip or flaring of the lid. Any waterless cookware site can show this. Basically moisture from the food becomes steam and is somewhat trapped between the lip of the lid and the pot rim, forming a seal, more or less. And some of the cookware may exhibit a somewhat convex bottom interior. You can spend in excess of $2000 for a set of All Clad or 360 waterless cookware, both made in the USA, so to say one is more expensive than the other is sort of moot. You can also spend less as well as more. We have had a modest set of "waterless" for nearly 40 years (lustrecraft) and use it like we use our other "non-waterless" cookware: a vessel in which we cook our meals. Oil, butter, water, whatever we feel like. Cookware and the food that goes into it is a matter of taste (no pun intended) and budget.
re: Maximilien
I don't know if worthless is the right word, but overpriced for sure. They seem, by design, to be somewhere between a pressure cooker and a regular pan. The thickness of the metal and the lid that fits a bit tighter than a regualr pan seem to be the features.
I'm not interested in cooking without water per se, it was just a novel approach. And when they say waterless they mean adding additionla moisture beyond what you're cooking already has. I like Max's take and if I ever bought or more likely have willed to me, as I'm unlikely to pay these prices, I'd use whatever seemed to work the best and make the tastiest food.
Hey CK, I haven't forgotten about you. I am still using and loving the Messermeister. I hone it every time I use it, but it is starting to lose a bit of it's edge. The Epicurean Edge, where I bought this, will give me one free sharpening and I think it's time to take advantage of the offer. I am still a bit nervous to try out my neophyte, sharpening skills on such a nice blade. Next time.
re: JuniorBalloon
From time to time (all the time) you see these pieces on eBay - and many for a fraction of the original price. If you REALLY want to take one for a spin....
FTR - I am the proud owner of one such piece: a "Lady Pryce Waterless Cookware" dutch oven that I bought for all of $8 with free shipping. It is made of aluminum.
Today's modern shill touts waterless cooking in conjunction with magical "surgical steel" - but in days of yore the selling point was the lid type and covers that made such cookware stackable. (In theory, with this first gen aluminum cookware you could stack it all over one burner and cook Thanksgiving.)
I've never attempted to cook in any special waterless fashion with this piece. The size of it makes it perfect for streaming a large batch of veg with a stainless steel steamer. That's what I use it for.
I bought it because (1) it was $8 (2) I was drinking (3) it looked cool (4) it really was $8 free shipping (5) it's kind of a fun quirky piece of Americana.
The sticker was a joke I played on Better Half. ("Wait till you see the factory second LC I picked up today!") went to work, left THAT on kitchen counter.
I'm a stinker.
Went to the Western Washington State Fair last night, and there were SEVEN booths from the same "waterless" cookware hawker there, giving demos and making the hardsell. The deluxe set *only* cost $4,300 ("Fair Special, don't'cha know!").
The graphic showed the stuff is supposed to be 7-layers, but none of the seven vendors could tell me how thick the layers were. The graphic just appears to show 7 equal layers. They all looked at me like I was a space alien when I asked to look at a cutaway ("A cut-A-WHAT?"). I looked at THEM like they were the Seven Dwarves.
The good news? The four-pan starter set is iny $1,950! "Step right up, get your waterkless cookware right here."
re: kaleokahu
"I looked at THEM like they were the Seven Dwarves."
Don't be mean.
re: Chemicalkinetics
Hi, Chem:
Well, I tried not to be mean, I really did. The folks I talked with were all franchisees, not carnies hired for the demo booths, so they should have (a) known better; and (b) come prepared. Nobody knew the thicknesses. What really got my goat was the put-on air of cooking superiority: "Well, the folks who're unhappy with our ($4,300!) pans just didn't learn to cook in them." The best I could do is get the phone number of "The Engineer" who supposedly can answer real questions (It may be the Wizard of Zepter himself). I'll try the number and report back.
It *was* quite heavy, which I thought boded well (fat copper interior?). But nope, the two conductive layers are "pure aluminum" and "aluminum" I could tell by handling them the bottom thickness was appreciably less than Demeyer Apollo, which means they're mostly steel.
On the learning side, I did get one thing figured out (if not answered). The inner- and outermost layers are claimed to be 304 SS. This alloy I believe is not ferritic, yet the pans are claimed to work well on induction. The layercake graphic identified "magnetic steel" as comprising the penultimate layer. So...however thick the bottom 304 layer is (and I'm guessing quite thick, given the pans' weight and the cheapness of 304), someone has decided that the induction field is capable of working through that incompatible layer.
Final observation? Pairing a $3,000 induction stove with a $4,300 set of compatible pans to do waterless, fatless cooking must make sense to someone. Ow and ick.
re: kaleokahu
Funny that you should mention the Puyallup Fair. It was a co-worker, that had just been to the fair, that mentioned this whole idea to me. Said he saw the demo and thought, "Hey, I have a pan like that at home, think I'll try it out." He cooked a cut up chicken with some onions, carrots and potatoes and really liked the way it came out. I think I could do the same thing in my dutch oven.
re: JuniorBalloon
Hi, JB:
I say give it a whirl. If it works, you saved $4,300! "Slow and low" works for a lot of things.
There is also a cool old cooking technique, whereby you form a rim of pastry crust around the pan/lid juncture to hold in vapor. This dough probably does a better job than the "hermetically sealed" waterless pans' DOUGH.
First thing I noticed were the plastic handles. Plastic handles means they are NOT oven safe. This means their cookware is a joke.
Their shapes and design look very old fashioned. I don't want my guests thinking I still use cookware passed down from my grandparents.
I can cook waterless AND cookwareless. Just bung the stuff on a plate and nuke it in the microwave
haha zombie waterless thread revived
I have some "waterless" cookware
a set of Vita Craft lidded pans that stack made of "nichromium steel" which looks surprisingly like standard multicald SS/AL/SS they are neat - the lids spin around and act as trivets - they stack nicely into each other and they come in incremental sizes so you can "waterless cook" each piece/type of food in its very own pan :)
I have funny double pot - sort of stock pot with a roundeau for a lid by Prudential ware made of "titanium" it seems to have a layer of carbon steel between the "titanium layers" making it "Tri Clad" or whatever fancy name it has - it is pretty neat looking to be honest I have never used it.
Then there is the big old West Bend skillet with a big thick aluminum disk base - this thing is a hoss and worth every penny I spent on it, I think $5 I use it for meatballs in tomato sauce. It is pretty much exclusively a meatball skillet :)
what they have in common aside from lids that spin - (or vapo-seal) is that they are sturdy built (except for sucky plastic handles that the market must demanded for them) - they were also shockingly expensive new and amazingly cheap at the thrift store
the better of it is not "bad" stuff - its surprisingly functional cookware - American made and pretty solid as good as any of the mid-range commercial brands out there - but just does not warrant the prices or validate any of the claims made by its purveyors
I have yet to try to actually cook a waterless meal with them because I just cant bring myself to.
re: JTPhilly
Hi JT,
I have a piece of waterless cookware, too. It's made by USA Pans, which touts it's "vapor seal cover design". It doesn't really say it's "waterless", but we all know what they mean. Mine is a deep frypan that doesn't have a lid so isn't precisely waterless, but still, it's the thought that counts. Well, for me, it's the 5 ply construction that counts. But still. And to be fair, they do sell a lid for it, but I have lids that fit plenty tight already.
USA Pans is really missing the boat, though. They brag (a LOT!) about the construction of their pans, but never mention how much healthier it is for us. Their lack of vision is my gain, since I got my 10" pan for under $100. If they marketed it properly it would likely go for about $400, and I'd never have bought it.
I've discovered that it's really easy to hack a set of waterless cookware without all the cost and hype. Vollrath Optio lids (and a great many others, I imagine) can form a REALLY tight seal. So tight that I can lift the entire pan by the lid. So tight that I have to reheat it to pop the lid. That's the sound it makes when it releases, too. Pop. Sadly, they don't spin. Do I have to stop describing them as "waterless"? :-(
re: DuffyH
Here is the funny thing about "waterless" cookware - quality wise it runs the gamut - I have seen some real junk but I would say the construction of the Vita Craft is on par with Cuisinart multi-clad - not quits as thick as All Clad, but decent - the only real difference is the shape of the lip (to Vapo Seal - which is BS, they hold a bit more steam in maybe) and the black handles (welded not riveted)
what is really is all marketing - marketing cookware to the food-phobic - this is why there are incremental sizes - nothing touches, cook/steam one thing at a time. Of course you can Sauté, deglaze, pan fry, caramelize, etc in these pans - the Vitacraft in my example are just a bunch of lidded. shallow, ss clad aluminum sauce pans - but they are marketed to people who fear food and fear cooking - its all about put food X in pot Y with Z amount of water (yes, water - the key ingredient in waterless cooking) and PRESTO! safe, healthy, low fat, low flavor, texture-free food :) Have a few glasses of wine and watch some utube demo's they are priceless
re: JTPhilly
its really a great scheme actually getting people terrified of food and cooking to spend a fortune on cookware - the ani-cookware really - like the opposite of the AllClad/LeCreuset scam getting people obsessed with food and cooking t spend a fortune on cookware
re: JTPhilly
Hi, JT:
Actually, it's worse than that. These hucksters mostly prey on people who are already terrified they'll die from eating the wrong, miscooked foods. A large segment of this cohort really *does* have health problems/worries, and so are easily fooled into parting with their money. It's very close to peddling quack cures.
The term " Surgical Stainless Steel," used alone, is meaningless marketing speak.
Conversely, the term " 304 18/10 Surgical Stainless Steel " is far more descriptive and is more accurate. 304 indicates that this is part of the Group 300 series of food grade kitchen products, with the 18/10 describing the Chromium (18%) and Nickel (10%) in the steel.
304 18/10 by the way, is not necessarily used in surgery or surgical devices. It is accurately a very high grade of stainless steel in cooking, depending on the design and engineering of the cookware item itself. Some are good, some less so. A good heavy lid seal, with good handles, and a 15 mm core, probably equals a good cookware pot or pan.
By the way: Induction magnetic stainless steel ?
That may or may not be 304 18/10. More likely it will be from the Group 400 series, or more accurately 430, which is magnetic.
Take your time to learn these differences, and the characteristics of various metals, ply, and thicknesses, used in cookware. As this thread illustrates, CHOWHOUND is one of the best English forums online today to cut through the hype and marketing fantasy in favour of accurate and experienced information.
Carnivals, Fairs, and the weekly marketplace are fun, and great for vegetables, flowers, fish, and meat, but personally my wife and I do not but new cookware there. The chap with the microphone on his chest or lapel only gets our attention if he is demonstrating cooking menus, or techniques. All the others we just keep walking by and away from, wallet or pocketbook intact.
Save your hard earned money, as yes, there are much better alternatives, including price.
Waterless is not totally waterless. You wash the vegetables and do not dry them. Cookware that is "waterless" has some sort of design that causes the lid to adhere very tightly to the pan. When in this state, you can't get the lid off. I guess it is steaming, but it's easier and I think it's quicker... more like pressure cooking, I guess. I had heavy duty pans in the 60s that were relatively expensive. I still have Ecko waterless cookware from the 60s, as well. These were less expensive, have a copper core, and I have been using them all these years. The trick to the waterless, is that you heat them on medium, then when the lid twirls effortlessly, you reduce the heat to low and then it seals. I have recently ruined the three-quart and I do not see that I can replace it for under $200.00. I never like cabbage until I had it cooked in the waterless cookware when I was 19.
re: caseycm
Have you attempted this style of cookery with a regular pan with heavy lid? I'm just not buying the idea that one needs a special type of cookware for low temp steaming beyond something with a tight fighting lid. Can't see any reason why you couldn't cook your cabbage in a stainless or enameled dutch oven.
re: CaliforniaJoseph
Agree. My Vollrath Optio lids regularly form a seal on any pan they fit. I've had to learn some tricks to keep them from sealing tight all the time. It was most annoying.
I'd note that they're also very lightweight. Stainless steel, but no thicker than your average stainless pan wall. Lids needn't be heavy to form a tight seal.
re: CaliforniaJoseph
Hi CJ,
Yes you could could anything in a stainless or enameled Dutch oven. You might get just slightly different results. If I braise in an aluminum roaster covered with tin foil, I get one result, usually a slightly greater variance between the meat submerged and the exposed meat. If I cook in an ECI Ducth oven, I get a similar, but slightly more uniform result. When I cook in my Silga and Demeyere stainless pans that have a tighter seal, I get yet another result. The differences aren't always staggering, but they exist. And depending on the dish, you can't really say which one is better or worse. It all depends on the aesthetic you are going for.
re: randallhank
I'll readily acknowledge the variance - I've noticed as much in dishes I've prepared in different wares...
My point was that one need not spend $$$$$ & a first born on special "waterless" cookware.. One can (if so inclined!) engage in this type of cookery sans special waterless cookware.


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Knives Out Lyrics - Radiohead
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I want you to know
He's not coming back
Look into my eyes
I'm not coming back
So knives out
Catch the mouse
Don't look down
Shove it in your mouth
If you'd been a dog
They would've drowned you at birth
Look into my eyes
It's the only way you'll know I'm telling the truth
So knives out
Cook him up
Squash his head
Put him in the pot
I want you to know
He's not coming back
He's bloated and frozen
Still there's no point in letting it go to waste
So knives out
Catch the mouse
Squash his head
Put him in the pot
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What this song is REALLY about | Reviewer: Koenig541 | 12/12/12
Thom Yorke introduces this song to be about cannibalism. No, it's not about a bad break up, and no, it's not about loneliness. You forget that these are the people whom the book "No Logo" had a big effect on. This is about the seemingly spiritual-less qualities that the modern American has today. We are a consumer nation living in a McDonaldized culture world; we figuratively "eat" other people, through consuming and exploiting others' feelings, labor, thoughts, and mess-ups. Instead of acting humanely and helping others, we turn each other in for profit. Knives out people... :)
Thom Y's Knife | Reviewer: AJ | 4/20/11
It would seem there are reflections of cold, dark bitter past that has seeped into the British culture, RadioHead especially Thom Y. seems to be especially in contact with this - "Knives Out" is a hollow tale either literal or figurative with chilling cannibalistic overtones- it speaks of a startling desperation allegorized in morbid starvation- be that of the mind, body, or soul. Thom Y. seems to wail of an intense scarring memory of fear and loneliness - a loss of pride and hope and a suppression of apathy and shame. The song suggests a dark image of flesh feasting and the loathness of spiritual starvation prevalent in modern culture- that love and hate are equal in some measure to mankind's desire to consume at any cost- and is subject to abject degeneration down to the sub-human level. The song is a tale of caution, of the human emotion and the pitfalls therein - it suggests that Thom Y. has his hand and his heart on its pulse.
Gorgeous | Reviewer: Peter | 12/10/10
I love Radiohead. This song is such a great example of what is beautiful about this band. The argument here exemplifies it as well. Superficially, this song very WELL could be about a cat catching a mouse. Dig a little deeper and it could (which I personally believe) be about a messy break up. That is what is so great about Radiohead; their ability to reflect the emotions of the audience without being a canvas of nothingness, i.e. Justin Bieber! lol. Can we get a big shout out to Johny's guitar playing here?! Such an inspiration for any player!
universal words | Reviewer: marvin | 5/26/10
This song is about the way to end a relationship
If it ends, put out your knives, say everything you have to say, do everything you have to do: "there's no point in letting it go to waste"
Sorry for the bad english, but these words are universal, i know this IS the right meaning, because...i'm currently living these feelings
Communal anger | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/12/10
I always though 'kinvies out' as people showing therre teeth; as angry. Like in a cineam or theatre play when people collectively get abgry and display this. Thisd is when I feel people have their knives out' Ready to kill.
Tom and Jerry | Reviewer: Earache | 3/6/10
Bahhh, you all are reading too much into the poetry here. This song is about a cat devouring a mouse. Anyone who's ever witnessed this knows it's a pretty dark experience. The knives are the cats teeth. The cat is just bummed because his play thing stopped moving and isn't coming back. Now he's putting him in the pot, sticking the mouse in his mouth.
interpretation | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/18/10
This song is about a bad breakup. The "mouse" in the end is revealed to also be the singer. He is clearly full of hatred for the "ex", with the vitriolic line about being drowned at birth. This song is not about cannibalism, the mouse is a metaphor, and he has been squashed. Great diminished chords in this song by the way.
Survival ? | Reviewer: Mic | 1/4/10
I kinda think it could be about cannibalism too.
Something tragic has taken place, they've got to survive, and nothing else is available so (get your) "Knives Out".."Don't look down ,shove it in your mouth". Whatever it is (person or a mouse) they've got to survive by eating it.
the end | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/22/09
To me it's the end of a relationship, it's when there have been so many bad things that there isn't a way back, no matter how much u have loved that person.
The mouse could be the feelings of anger or sadness or maybe the love that u still feel after all but u have to swallow them because there's nothing left to do or say... it's over and u know it is.
I agree | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/22/09
I think the "mouse" is a metaphor for who the "I" in the song used to be. I hear it that way because of the parallel between "He's not coming back" and "I'm not coming back" at the beginning.
It sounds like the narrator's really struggled with his decision to give up on whoever he's talking to. It sounds like he's finally given up on defending himself from being "eaten" by an insensitive partner who he once trusted. He lets them impose their own unfair and selfish interpretations of his intentions to make sense of their own lives narrowmindedly, so that the injustice of his situation stops "eating" at him.
By letting himself be a "mouse" to them, by allowing a part of himself to be caught, cooked, eaten, disregarded, belittled, consumed, destroyed, he is able to finally detach himself from a painful internal struggle which he now sees is pointless. You can hear the last trace of venom he allows himself to feel in "If you'd been a dog//they would've drowned you at birth." He realizes that he can't make them see how they've hurt him, either by pleading or by anger, so he makes the difficult decision to give up on being involved at all. (Or maybe I'm just hearing all this because of personal experience... does it make any sense?)
Going Under the Knife | Reviewer: Mr K. Tootnoy | 4/9/09
I've been pouring over this one.
I enjoyed the story about the diminutive horse ejected from the race in bows and garlands, it seems like heart-wrenching tragedy but perhaps only from the horse's perspective (if only she could talk). It would have broken the anglo-Irish gentleman's heart too, but I think he'd have got over it in time, for the rest of us, I don't think anti-depressants are necessary. At least the gentleman acquired a new companion.
"Knives Out", like most of Radiohead's opus, has no real antidote, the music resonates with the uncompromisingly incredulous inner child and usually asks or rather demands the solutions to more questions than it answers. Like Goya's "Tragedy of War' series (or for that matter his "Los Caprichos") it needs to know "?por que?" it is staged by caricature which only adds to the almost slapstick quality of the tragedy. The human condition, of which painful relationships are an intrinsic part of, is a tragedy. In my view, Tom Yorke and Radiohead in "Knives out" have managed to articulate the sound of a hundred thousand hearts breaking at once and the loss, aloneness and stupor following losing someone you completely loved, perhaps in a very childlike condition. Yes, personal experience talking, and no, she didn't die or have an operation.
Well, the knives in "knives out" seem to have a dual meaning to me, perhaps this is due in part to a third interpretation, that of the film director. Nonetheless, I made a connection between the "knives are out" in the Shakespearian Julius Ceaser sense (et tu, Brutus?) and the relationship souring when the couple fight in the train compartment, her with the knife, him with the lump hammer. She also "goes under the knife" in the wonderful operation game scene, is this revenge or more likely a dissection of the relationship and her after the break up?
The medical theme in the video for me is especially poignant (I work in operating theatres); I have also occasionally interpreted the sound of articulating a "hundred thousand breaking hearts" also as the sound of a soul "in extremis" (at the point of death). There are parallels between having your hope denied by love and the feeling of life as a futile exercise, therefore you have reached death in life. I once treated a man who arrived for emergency surgery. As he arrived into the theatre, before he was anaesthetised, he held my hand, looked into my eyes and said "I'm so glad to see you". He died shortly afterwards during the operation despite our best efforts to save him.
Clearly there is a lot to music that can articulate the more macabre and not talked about emotions, and the macabre isn't necessarily sick or twisted, just another part of the human condition.
Many thanks for reading.
Cannibalism in Knives Out? | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/8/09
I thought that this song was about how somehow several are trapped somewere cold with nothing to eat or drink and that they have to eat their friend who is on the verge of death. I also thought the thing about looking into the persons eyes was the 1000 yard stare where when you look into there eyes and you know they're going to die. Well at least I though it was about cannibalism. It might've been about the business who leaves his family like everyone else is saying and it's just my fucked up little mind.
meaning | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/3/08
for me this song is about an anglo-irish gent in the 1880's who buys a pretty filly and, having decked her out with gay garlands and roses, takes her to the tracks to enter her into the races. But she is disqualified on account of her small stature! :( this is why this is a sad song.
horse | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/2/08
I have always understood this song to be about a Dublin gentlemen in the 1800's, who buys a pretty filly and decks her out with roses and garlands. he takes her to the races to enter her into competition but she is disqualified from entering due to her height. This is this is such so sad the song. But maybe this is just my interpretation.
my thoughts | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/14/08
I believe a previous poster on 9/1/2007 is almost bang on with his interpretation.
The most blatant/obvious theme is bitterness from lines like:
"Look into my eyes I'm not coming back" and
"If you'd been a dog They would've drowned you at birth"
I think it's safe to say it's bitterness over a relationship.
I disagree with the cannibalism analogy theory. I believe the mouse is a metaphor for his broken heart.
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``All my opponents from this year. Everybody I'll face - running backs, tight ends, significant others,'' the Tennessee Titans linebacker said.
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|13 Nov 2013
Need help deleting a corrupted folder
While testing a folder/file security program I've ended up with a folder that cannot be deleted. The folder had been hidden, perhaps encrypted, and (somehow) password protected. It now looks normal (although all the lower level folders and files have been renamed). However, when I try to delete the folder or any of its contents I get a popup saying "Could not file this item. This is no longer located in F:\. Verify the location and try again. F:\ is the proper path, and Windows Explorer shows the folder there.
I know I can reformat the drive, but it contains a lot of stuff that would have to be moved first. I'd rather not do that if there is an easier way.
Is there some way to tell Windows to delete a file whose name does not match its entry in its containing directory? (Or whatever the problem is here.)
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Hello Pokeefe,
You might restart the PC to see if it may just be a ghost folder that will be gone afterwards.
If not, then you might see if the free programs Unlocker or FileAssassin may be able to remove it.
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I would try Brink's suggestion first. If the folder still shows there, you can use a tool like Unfocker to delete the folder on next boot. If you don't want to install a program just for that you can use my program RunItOnce from:
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You can use RunItOnce to run any program or batch file on the next login. You don't have to reboot. Just log off, then back on. Just make sure if you do a batch file with commands, that they are correct, esp. when it comes to deleting files and folders. You might make a dummy folder with a few subfolders with a few files inside.. maybe just text files with the word "test" in each or whatever.. to make sure your delete commands work as expected before unleashing them.
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I tried rebooting, but the folder is still there and still undeletable.
Based on other suggestions I found on the web, I tried deleting it running in Safe mode but with no luck. I tried deleting it from the command prompt but with no luck. (No error message so it looked like it worked, but the file was still there.)
I guess FileAssassin or Unlocker is my next step.
[*** Time passes ***]
Well, FileAssassin couldn't handle it. It says
"The file you have specified does not exist or is not visible to FileASSASIN. Please select another file."
Of course, this is a directory, not a file. Does that matter?
[*** More time passes ***]
Unlocker was able to delete the file! In the Recycle bin the folder is described as empty. I have no idea where its 143MB of directories and folders went. Hopefully there are really gone rather than hiding.
Anyway, thanks for your suggestions.
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I'm happy to hear that got it.
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Mark Kenneth Keen
May 3, 1960 - June 26, 2014
LAKEVILLE ŌĆö Mark Kenneth Keen, 54, of Lakeville died Thursday, June 26, 2014.
He is survived by his wife, Patricia Keen of Lakeville; son, Jesse (Jessica George) Keen of Plymouth; daughter, Amy (David) Owens of Laurel; brother, Scott (Melody) Keen of Columbus; sisters, Elizabeth Sallee of Knox, Jeanne Keen of Knox; and five grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Harold and Isabella Keen and brother, Jim Keen.
Scott A. Louk
Dec. 14, 1967 ŌĆō June 25, 2014
ROCHESTER ŌĆö Scott A. Louk, 46, of Rochester, passed away unexpectedly Wednesday evening, June 25, 2014.
Jack Johnson
June 27, 2014
PLYMOUTH ŌĆö Jack Johnson, 67, of Plymouth, died Friday, June 27, 2014, at home.
Arrangements are pending at the Van Gilder Funeral Home, in Plymouth.
Arthur D. Wise
June 27, 2014
ROCHESTER ŌĆö Arthur D. Wise, 90, of Rochester, died at 10:45 a.m., Friday at Parkview Regional Medical Center of Fort Wayne.
Arrangements are pending at Good Family Funeral Home, Rochester.
The following is a press release issued Friday by the Indiana Attorney General's office.
INDIANAPOLIS ŌĆō As the StateŌĆÖs appeal of a federal judgeŌĆÖs ruling against IndianaŌĆÖs marriage law continues, the Indiana Attorney GeneralŌĆÖs Office has asked a federal appeals court to weigh in and decide whether the lower courtŌĆÖs order will be stayed or not during the appeal.
The following press release was provided by St.Joseph Regional Medical Center concerning parking at the Plymouth hospital:
Due to the Emergency Department expansion construction, visitors to Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center in Plymouth are asked to enter in the following locations:
┬Ę Visitors coming to the Hospital or Emergency Room, use the North entrance
┬Ę Visitors coming to Medical Office Building 1, 2 and 3, use the West entrance
MARSHALL COUNTY ŌĆö The Marshall County Plan Commission voted on a plan to add an amendment to the Sign Standards portion of the zoning ordinance, Article 6, Section 200, Sign Standards, 2. IX.
The section would detail the types of signs and their regulations within zoning districts C-1, C-2, I-1, I-2 and PUD. Those districts are zoned mostly commercial and industrial.
The focus was on three types of Electronic Message Signs (EMS) which include static, motion and video message signs.
For details on this decison, read the story in Friday's edition of the Pilot News.