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Cold Meat Dishes
- JungMann Jun 1, 2011 06:28 PM
What is your best cold recipe featuring meat? A vegetarian friend would like to try meat for the first time and I'm racking my mind for the best portable recipe featuring this typically warm ingredient. I'll have a kitchen the night before so I can also cook the night before. With that in mind, please give me your best antipasta salads, wurstsalat, stuffed breads and room temperature recipes for meat! Extra points for Midwestern classics or outside the box creativity.
The best cold meat dish I know of is Vitello Tonnato.....
I like to make mine with veal loins or pounded veal scallops, but you could easily substitute pork, chicken or turkey.
re: fourunder
This is not my style of cooking, but I could see this being a winner at the cookout. Do you have tips on how to cook and properly slice the turkey?
re: JungMann
I'm a proponent of low and slow roasting, @ 225-250*. for the home, I would roast whole turkey or parts, the later in the form of a Hotel Breast only, or a whole turkey with legs & thighs removed and the breastbone split. Using the split breast and L & T removed, it speeds up the roasting time in half. I also like to completely debone the turkey, roll it up and tie it off. That makes for very even slicing and it allows you to have both white & dark meat with skin.
Whenever I wold do a commercial application, I would roast breasts only on a wire rack. This could be completely boned, or with rib cage attached. I normally used boned turkey, but some feel rib cage attached holds shape better. I would also leave the tenderloin attached for a fuller breast and more uniform shape if you do not plan on rolling and tying.
Roasting turkey low and slow virtually guarantees you cannot over cook the meat and have a dry result. Moist meat also hold up better and is easily sliced without the meat falling apart. Depending on your oven and the size of the meat, you can expect anywhere from 2.5-4.0 roasting time.
As for slicing technique, just lay the breast meat side down and slice on the bias, following the shape of the breast. I prefer 1/4- 3/8th inch slices myself. For a platter, you can do skin on or off, but I recommend skin off unless you roast, slice and serve on the same day.
If you need more specifics or clarification, please do not hesitate to ask.
I'd go with less assertive meats that have a great aroma when eaten cold. One of the reasons I dislike leftover turkey, and sometimes chicken, is the awful smell of those meats when served cold.
Veal, as suggested below, always smells wonderful, especially if prepared in a light sauce. Same with most cuts of roast beef -- make sure it is lean and sliced very thin. Although I can eat cold pork, many people find congealed fats off-putting, so if you do choose pork, I'd go with a pork chop.
Here is my best suggestion: Veal scallopine prepared with a light tomato, wine, zucchini sauce. Go light on the garlic and heavier on the herbs, like basil. If you want to go with chicken, serve a cold chicken Milanese cutlet, as this is the best cold option, in my opinion. Don't overcook it or it will be dry. For beef, frankly I recommend a thinly sliced roast prepared medium to medium rare. Don't know how the bloody beef thing will be received by a vegetarian. You can wrap it around steamed asparagus, and serve with a blue cheese dressing for dipping. Be sure to season the outside and coat with olive oil and crushed garlic for flavor.
In the French charcuterie experience, there is jambon persillé, galatine, various pâtés and so forth. Thai beef salad and other southeast Asian dishes also come to mind.
re: goodhealthgourmet
Wait. Wait. I was gonna say that!!!! :) Seems perfect to me. I'd say the list of cold dishes that a vegetarian would really like is short. You start getting into texture, fat, collagen, etc.
re: ipsedixit
That's another of my favorite cold appetizers, but I don't know if the collagen is a good fit for an first time try
re: ipsedixit
That's the one I'd go for...There was a great pictorial discussion about it on egullet...
re: ipsedixit
An Asian beef salad was one of my first thoughts, but beef seems to be a difficult meat for many women to digest; I worry that those problems might only be compounded for a vegetarian.
re: JungMann
I really love Ipse's suggestion as well. It would be delicious, especially if you made it (you make everything sound so good), but if you're set on not serving beef what about duck (there's reference to duck at the bottom of the page of the link soypower posted), an Asian preparation on the sweeter side? Would veal be an option cooked the same way as the beef above?
It would helpful to know what kind of flavors your friend enjoys currently because then you would just be able to pick a style of dish they would normally enjoy and add a little meat to it. For salads, a chicken salad might be nice or a waldorf salad with chicken or turkey added. Beef tenderloin with a little horseradish sauce would be a nice meal or even a cold roast chicken with a salad on the side, I would definitely avoid lamb or a strong sausage.
re: NE_Elaine
She is from the Midwest so she was born loving hearty flavors. In that vein, I immediately thought a bacon potato salad or Swiss sausage salad would be perfect. Mayo + meat = comfort. But she and her friends also enjoy creative cuisine as well (though nothing too spicy), so my morcilla antipasto salad or a buttermilk crepe cake with bacon frosting would be closer to the direction I'd like to go in: something familiar, yet out of the ordinary.
JungMann, maybe a Mufulatta sandwich with that delicious broken-olive relish would work? Or maybe a Mexican Torta, made with shredded chicken?
I've got an old, Midwestern-style recipe for a chicken loaf that's pretty delicious, and I'd be happy to post it if you think it'd be appropriate to this. The nice thing about that one is that you can totally play with the seasonings to give it any flavor profile you want while staying true to the nature of the dish, which is poached chicken cubed and bound lightly with it's own gelatin - the binding factor is minimum, so it in no way resembles eating chicken jello, and it makes a great app. or sandwiches. Also, I'd surely suggest room-temperature chicken; one of our very favorite preparations is to make a paste of plain yogurt, minced garlic, curry powder or garam, a tot of extra cumin; rub onto the chicken and marinate up to 24 hours; bake until teak-colored and crunchy, and serve at room temp. This is absolutely delicious. I'll keep an eye on this thread, which BTW I love, and as I think of things, I'll add them!
re: mamachef
Mamachef, I would LOVE your Midwestern-style chicken loaf recipe!
re: GretchenS
same here sounds awesome
re: GretchenS
Well, I'd love for you to have it! This is the classic recipe. It is delicious. I'd even call it refreshing. Sliced, with potato salad and sliced tomatoes? Great Summer meal. Please read this through. You'll need to begin early for stock-skimming purposes; even a day ahed. And you'll need a stockpot and a loaf pan or terrine.
2- 2 1/2 lb. chickens, cut and rinsed
1 yellow onion, quartered, peel left on
4 stalks celery, rough chopped
2 Bay leaves
1/2 t. salt
6 peppercorns
4 c. boiling water
Place all in large pot. Add four cups boiling water, and bring to the boil again. Turn to v. low simmer, and leave go, covered, until chicken is tender and thoroughly cooked. (1 1/2-2 hrs. total) Strain all; reserving all liquid but discarding vegetables, remove chicken from bones and chop or dice. Place in loaf pan; set in fridge, covered. Cool and de-fat remaining broth. Bring to the boil again, and reduce to 2 c. total. Taste for salt and pepper; and remember, this will be served cold which requires extra seasoning. Pour cooled reduced stock over chicken in loaf pan; cover lightly, and chill 'til congealed.
As I said, you can play with this. If you want to, you can add diced or sliced celery, onions, water chestnuts, diced peppers, or other veg. you like for part of the chicken. (just sub. equal parts.) You can also add a dash of lemon to brighten the stock flavor and hence the gelatine it reduces to; a dash of soy will help the flavor and appearence also. This is good stuff.
not meat, but fish? anyway, if that might be considered, i'd propose:
bonito del norte tuna in olive oil -- on a plate with a wedge of lemon, sliced baguette and some olives and dressed butter lettuce and thinly sliced pimento.
rich, wild salmon -- poached in court bullion http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/co... -- served lightly chilled with sorrel sauce http://fat-of-the-land.blogspot.com/2... or gribiche. http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/foo...
for a meat dish, i'd suggest cuban roast pork -- succulent, savory…. http://www.bakespace.com/recipes/deta...
chicken tikka grilled on a skewer is also quite delicious!. be sure and let it marinate overnight…. http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/foo...
nameless dish here but a personal favorite. dead simple, relatively sosphisticated and absolutely delicious. resembles carpaccio but less intimidating to potential convert than a plate of raw meat. all u do is lay down a bed of arugula, top with thinly sliced roast beef from the deli, sun dried tomatos, candied pine nuts (quickly toast the pine nuts in a dry pan with a healthy sprinkling of sugar), FRESH shaved parm, drizzle of QUALITY olive oil and a drizzle of QUALITY balsamic. circle the plate with caperberries and serve. couldn't be easier
re: trees305
Sounds absolutely deeelich!
I personally LOVE lean roast meat cold the next day -- I'm thinking pork or beef tenderloin, seasoned really creatively, roasted or grilled, and then chilled? So flavorful! Lean, though, is a must in this application, I would think. There aren't a lot of things less appealing texture-wise than congealed fat or chewy, cold connective tissue. *shudders* My first thought was pork rubbed with a fruit mustard and then grilled and cooled, or garlicky, peppery beef tenderloin roasted to medium-rare and sliced thin once cold, for sandwiches... or lettuce wraps with some asian-ish sauce to dip? My mouth is watering thinking about it.
Of course, this is the girl who just yesterday stood in front of the fridge and ate the leftover chicken tikka straight from the tupperware. So take that for what you will.
re: LauraGrace
Agreed. I think a nice tenderloin, cooked rare and refrigerated, not sliced until right before the event would be nice. No icky bits on tenderloin. Serve on a large platter as suggested by trees above, or surround it with roast poatoes. (see pic)
Or...google up one of the many recipes for soba noodles in a dressing that contains soy sauce, brown sugar, peanut butter, sesame oil, garlic. Toss in bits of chicken along w/ green onions, etc. top w/ peanuts and cilantro.
re: Berheenia
smoked turkey is the only kind of turkey i love! add some avocado and mayo on whole grain or sourdough and you've got one mighty fine sandwich!
frankly, i can't imagine that a rare tenderloin -- no matter how delicious -- is the best "breaking in" for a former vegetarian. i know life-long meat eaters who don't want that (although i personally think they're crazy).
How about char siu with mustard and toasted sesame seeds. Doesn't look that much like meat, it's kind of sweet, and the garnishes could take off the edge of the introduction to eating flesh.
The weekend has come and gone, as has our meaty cookout. I made a pasta salad dressed with a green garlic pesto, mint, lemon thyme and sumac and tossed with a variety of cured pork. I come away from this experience with two lessons: 1) vegetarians do not like sausages. 2) summer salads are best served with a tart dressing.
The weather cooperated so we were able to grill. The vegetarians were surprisingly keen on hamburgers with gorgonzola and grated apple, not to mention chocolate chip and bacon cookies (though I think I liked these a lot more than them). Almost universally they seemed to push the sausages I added to the pasta salad to the corner of their plates, though I thought the spicy sausages balanced out the cool herbs in my pesto. My salad was outshined, though, by a brightly dressed broccoli salad with crushed bacon. The vinegar really refreshes the palate and makes a heavy salad feel lighter, particularly when there so much meat and fat threatens to exhaust the palate. I may have to retire pesto for the summer. Vitello tonnato remains on my to-do list before Labor Day.
re: JungMann
lesson: BACON saves the day!
re: buttertart
Good grief, that sounds fantastic. What about subbing pork tenderloin or would that not be moist enough? I'm so tasting that. Thanks.
re: c oliver
You could, but the loin was really nice (had about a 1/8 inch of fat around it). That lunch was in the late '70s so you know it had to be good.
re: buttertart
date of pork loin! is very important. real pork flavor!
hey buttertart, have you had the niman ranch pork loin? you'll cry with joy. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/648829
re: alkapal
Only in restaurants :(

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The Cowboys' other two NFC East foes beat them in a division-title-or-bust showdown to close the past two regular seasons, and their hopes of avoiding the same fate Sunday night against the visiting Eagles could depend heavily on Kyle Orton instead of Romo.
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That's also the last day Orton started a regular-season game - with Kansas City - and he would sign with Dallas (8-7) a few months later. He's never led a team to the postseason and hasn't started a late-season game with playoff implications since going 0-4 to close 2009 as Denver was eliminated.
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While Orton has plenty of experience - he's 35-34 in nine NFL seasons - a game of this magnitude is new territory for counterpart Nick Foles.
His worst performance of the season came against Dallas on Oct. 20 in his second game as Philadelphia's starter. Foles went 11 of 29 for 80 yards and left with a concussion at the end of the third quarter in a 17-3 loss.
"I know everybody is going to dwell on last time, but this game isn't the last game," said Foles, now the league's top-rated passer.
"If I look into every little thing that I did and try to break it down, I'll drive myself crazy as well. ... We did not play well, but from that game we've grown together as a team."
Foles would return after sitting out one game to win six of seven, and he's at 22 touchdown passes in nine starts (25 overall) with just two interceptions.
The one loss was a shocker, 48-30 to a last-place Minnesota team, but it may have come with a good lesson leading into this game - at least for the defense. Backup quarterback Matt Cassel threw for 382 yards as the Vikings became the first team in 10 games to score more than 21 points against Philadelphia despite missing injured MVP Adrian Peterson.
The Eagles (9-6) may see another veteran backup this week in Orton. Romo went 28 of 47 for 317 yards against them in Week 7.
"There are still 10 other guys out there that are going to be the same and we have to prepare for," linebacker Connor Barwin said. "Obviously, we'll watch the tape we have on Kyle Orton. He does some things differently that we'll try to prepare for, but it's still the same offense that Dallas will run. They're not going to change everything because of the quarterback the last week of the season."
Dez Bryant had eight receptions for 110 yards in the first meeting and enters this one having caught a touchdown pass in four straight games.
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Murray missed the first matchup with a knee injury while Dallas held LeSean McCoy to 55 yards on 18 carries. The Cowboys, though, have since given up an average of 150.6 rushing yards.
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Wouldn't science, scientists, and all the rest of us be better served if these sixteen and all the others in the scientific community would focus on designing better experiments to test the different global warming theories?
Certainly there is a political dimension to the issue, and an economic one, and scientists are entitled to have an opinion on these issues. But they seem to be an aside to the scientific problems -- which is where these men's expertise lies.
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It seems that the majority of US engineers are clueless about global warming. The people who wrote the letter appear to be the usual mix of emeritus professors and people from other scientific endeavors - using their name to give themseolves some credibility.
80% of engineers in the UK say that global warming is real and only 10% do not. Thye don't have a continuous drumbeat from the ignorant press and Republicans.
Engineers in the US don't keep up to date with what is going on on the rest of the planet.
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The GW/climategate situation!
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The entire CO2 debate (NOTE: There has never been an honest debate, under oath - only a 50 billion propaganda campaign sponsored by some "not so honest people"!
Just apply a little common sense, such as the WSJ article, and do your own "thorough" investigation - not difficult to do!
First, what are the two most important events for creating "all life on earth"?
The SUN & the wonderful trace gas CO2.
I have asked >50 people about "how much of the astmosphere is represented by CO2" & the answers ranged from a low of 3 % to 60 %? The actual is that all CO2 in the atmosphere is 0.04 % (their term is 390 parts/million) or 1 part in every 2500 parts! Also, remember that "water vapor" is 25 times more (1.0 %) abundant & creates the heat trapping clouds
A interesting science experiment would be to heat all the earth's Co2 & spread evenly back into the atmosphere - and there would "probably" be "NO TEMPERATURE CHANGE"!
Much more common sense (the internet has volumes of honest data - concentrate on some of the older info generated when science was factual); but we really need an honestd debate, under oath, to resolve this controversy!
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You are completely wrong - volcanic emissions of CO2 are much lower.
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What is a scientist doing writing an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal rather than in the pages of the scientific journals publishing the papers discussing global warming? As Happer states in his op-ed, this is not the way science is supposed to work.
If you search for Happer in Google Scholar, you'll see that he has not published any research supporting his contentions that global warming is controvertible or that CO2 is not a greenhouse gas or that increasing greenhouse gas concentrations do not increase the energy of the earth's climate system thus forcing changes to achieve a new equilibrium. In fact his scant discussion of CO2 leaves completely undiscussed that last issue and its consequences, such as increased extreme weather. The question must be asked why?
I think that his closing paragraph sums up his real concern, and it is about corruption of the policy process, such as that which pushed for cap and trade as a free market answer, not that global warming is not occuring. For one, free market theory is a failed theory, as proven by the existence of bubbles and financial crises, and using it to serve to ameliorate human activity would more than likely result in a few gaming the system to their benefit without reducing greenhouse gas emissions and slowing global warming. But that is a question separate from whether human activity is causing global warming.
I suggest that Happer et al enter the debate through valid research. As it stands now it seems that he is actually concerned with the economic implications of global warming rather than its effects on life as we know it. He may be honestly concerned with the consequences of human activity and how to best minimize the harm we cause, but he hurts his cause by writing an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal or
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I think that Happer et al have their own agenda, they should be honest enough to disclose it.
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CO2 is increasing, but it is not as simple as you indicate. CO2 is already at a concentration that achieves over 90% absorption at it's relatively narrow band of wavelengths. Doubling the CO2 concentration only increases the greenhouse effect by a few percentage points.
Advocates of the "hair on fire" scenario have to resort to the argument that small increases in warming, due to CO2, cause an increase in water vapor, which in turn really does cause more infrared absorption, hence more increases hence "hair of fire". This completely ignores the opposite feedback, where water vapor causes more clouds to form, which reflect incoming infrared and cause cooling.
Whether the positive feedback or the negative feedback win out is a complex issue that cannot be addressed so naively as "CO2 is a greenhouse gas and causes warming". It is quite likely that the negative feedback works like a thermostat and keeps the temperature relatively stable.
Note that NONE of the computer models so often quoted has a mechanism for cloud formation, not one. This in itself is an astonishing fact, given the absolute certainty with which their proponents declare our future climate.
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The article on the dissenting scientists misses a couple of important points. First, scientific truth is determined by evidence and logic, not by nose counts. But even considering numbers, the American Physical Society (of which I am a Life Member) has 50,000 members. Membership is not subject to any qualifying exam, nor (unlike religions or political parties) are dissenting members subject ot expulsion. I believe the other named societies are similar in this regard. Thus it's to be expected that there will be a few contrarians. incompetents, and members with conflicting affiliations within such organizations.
Second, the case for anthropogenic climate change is not based solely, nor even mainly, on weather records. It is predictable from well established physics and chemistry. We know the optical properties of CO2 and how it contributes to a "greenhouse effect." We also can plot the trend in CO2 concentration over a long historical period. This is from direct measurements in the last 50-100 years, and from ice core samples before that. (The two agree closely over the period where both are available.) The amount of extra CO2 corresponds to our consumption of fossil fuels since the industrial revolution began (correcting for that absorbed in known sinks). And isotopic analysis shows that the added CO2 is of fossil fuel origin.
As for the "natural" climate changes (Milankovich cycles) these take place over millenia, not decades, and according to the Milankovich theory we should be in a cooling phase now.
Permit a little analogy. If a kid is batting baseballs at the side of a house, one can predict from the scatter of trajectories and the kinetic energy of the ball that sooner or later he will break a window, even if he has not yet done so.
The legitimate debate in the scientific community is in the details of exactly how the effects of increased atmospheric heating will be manifested. (Which window will break and where will the pieces fall?)
We can think of the atmosphere as a heat engine (or an ensemble of engines), using temperature differences to perform work (wind, the water cycle, and other weather). Adding more heat the the "boiler" will make the engine work harder. This is likely to show up as intensified weather phenomena as well as a general temperature rise. If we wait until the catastrophe has already manifested itself to the satisfaction of the most die-hard deniers, it will be much to late to take any effective action.
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So you are willing to follow with blind faith what your fav TV show says instead of finding out what the basis for these claims are just because there are only 16 of them? Doesn't really make you any different or more right than they are.
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Mt. Pinatubo has been putting out greenhouse gasses over the last 20 years which total more than the total of all human emmission in recorded history. The recent eruptions in Iceland have emmitted enough CO2 to negate all "human" CO2 reductions over the last 4 years. The climate on this planet is changing and humans are extremely arrogant to think that their puny input into the system is driving the entire system. The planet climate changed before we were here, and it will keep changing after we are gone. The "climate change" program is nothing more than a way for left leaning politicals to get control of money and power.
I am not advocating a return to no pollution controls, but we need to use common sense.
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Any time a so-called scientist cites a theory as 'fact', I need to take issue.
I remember a lot of the pseudo-scientific alarmist climate theories... from the no-atmosphere in the model 'nuclear winter', to global warming to global cooling and back again. In order to bring the alarmists together, who couldn't get their scary theories straight, 'climate change' was invented! What ever happened to the earth-killing ozone hole over the Antartic? Weren't we all supposed to be dead by now because of the 'incontrovertible' danger of this cataclysmic event?
Unfortunately, my experience has been that there are few real 'scientists' left... Science is based upon criticism and skepticism. I left my pursuit of Physics (with a special intersest in astrophysics/cosmology), not from a loss of interest, but because of the narrow-minded political focus of academia... and little better can be said of so-called 'private' research facilities, too. Everyone needs to make a buck, feed their families, pay off their student loans, and, unfortunately, we sell our skills for a price unless we're independently wealthy. Academics sells their skills usually for government or private grants, publications, and occasional media interest in the form of books, movies/video, consulting, etc. There is a major bias going on, and don't let anyone fool you into thinking there's not. The true scientific method really doesn't accept 'laws', it accepts theories that haven't been disproven yet. The 'climate change' that I am most concerned about is the 'climate' of the scientific community... namely the notion that the theory is 'fact', that this issue is not open to discussion and reasonable debate... they feel the matter's been settled and any dissenters are foolish, misguided, and not to be trusted. Hardly a climate suitable for scientific progress.
A great deal of money has been funnelled into the so-called 'green' industries... many of the industries focus upon renewable energy, such as solar, hydro, wind, etc. Many of the heavy metals used for photovoltaic cells are plentiful from Chinese mines, but not so much in the West. Just track the money, and I'm sure that 'sound, scientific' opinion will soon follow... but don't worry, there are those will will jump on the bandwagon just to 'fit-in' and be accepted by their peers.
Many of us accept that there may be global warming... but many of us aren't convinced that it's anthropogenic. Notable scientists from CERN noted a few months ago that the verdict was still out... that they felt that the huge fusion reactor only 93m miles from us, called our sun, was a major factor in 'climate change'... the sun goes through cycles of cooling off and heating... the solar spots recently leading to CME (coronal mass ejections/emissions) have had some minor inconveniences for satellites and communications, but these were from CMEs on the far side of the sun. Several cycles of solar activity will soon coincide, or super-impose, which prove to be very interesting... some are predicting a solar storm that hasn't been seen in 50+ years. Additionally, there's the question of geogenic contributions to global warming... what about greenhouse gases emitted from the Earth itself? I've read claims that humanity puts out X times the amount Y greenhouse gas than all of nature combined... really? Where's the data? How much greenhouse gas was emitted by active volcanoes? I've looked at USGS data, and I can only find sampling stations... yet this is a qualitative analysis, not a quantitative... yes, estimates could be made on fluid flow using CFD, but GIGO... if there's estimates, that's all they are... estimates, and my guess, SWAGs. Additionally, let's discuss other potential sources of emissions from the planet... geothermal vents, caves, springs, fissures from geologic shifting... and we're just talking about the those on the landmasses... think about marine sources as well. Let's also think about the biomass of the planet.... from oceanic algae to forestation... while in several third world countries we are cutting down trees for lumber, biofuel, etc. in the U.S. forestation has drastically increased since we not struggle to stop forest fires whether they are natural or man-made in origin. Additionally, let's consider the gravity merry-go-round our planet is riding at any given moment... Sometimes I think it is a miracle that our little planet has managed not to be flung into space or spiral into the sun by a passing massive body or be destroyed by an earth-killer, much like the one thought to be responsible for the moon. Variations in our orbital path could cause significant changes, as well as changes in both our magnetic poles and axis of rotation, which are also slowly changing.
I suspect that much of the AGW argument is based on a fear of humanity's 'power' to change the world... but geologic history has shown that the Earth has had cycles of ice ages and warm spells without human intervention. While I think humanty has a great ability to harm and destroy our own ecosystem on this rock, I suspect that our efforts to significantly terraform our own planet, apart from nuclear warfare, may be greatly exaggerated. I think blamining humanity may be a lazy cop-out... it may be true, and I'm open to it, but I'm not convinced yet, especially given the frenzied response to discredit, silence, and persecute dissenting opinion. Statistical cherry-picking and massaging of data has been seen, so, if the data is so incontrovertible, let's make it publically available for EVERYONE to look at... if it's so damning of us, can we see the data and statistical methods used, the research conducted, who's funding the research, and what's their stakes in it? I'd rather not take the word of some government-grant lackey spouting off in a journal next week just because he or she determines that oxygen and pure water are now categorized as 'pollutants' and we need to tax them to death, and the whole community agrees... I've read enough scientific journals to know that scientists typically guard their data like it was their immortal soul (not that they believe that have one), afraid that someone else may 'steal' their information and reach different conclusions, or, *gasp*, refute their claims... 'peer' review, if honestly done, may be sufficient for those who trust in it, but if we are truly talking a danger to all humanity, let's see more than their 'findings' and see the information be available for all to see, including the skeptics and nay-sayers. It may be available... if so, please let us know where we can find the the 'incontrovertible', 'irrefutable', 'undeniable' all-encompassing collected mass of evidence demonstrating that that AGW, not natural forces, are significantly and primarily responsible for life-endangering changes in climate... if we can see it, let us see the truth (and any nay-saying evidence as well) and let us become believers too...
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3752 Imperial St.Frederick, CO 80516
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Website: http://www.carbonresources.com
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Carbon Link Corporation - A dedicated leader in the water treatment industry with incomparable service, technical expertise, and priority customer service. Offering a full line of bituminous coal & coconut shell activated carbons, filter media, catalytic carbons for H2S removal, chloramines & THMs and specialty medias for heavy metals, fluoride & all forms of arsenic. System design, technical expertise and full-service on-site services also available.
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AXEON Water Technologies
AXEON Water Technologies is a complete solutions provider for membrane systems, elements, housings, chemicals and components for industrial, commercial and residential applications. AXEON has invested more than two decades in the research, engineering, manufacturing and distribution of water treatment products. We are proud to have earned the trust and respect of industry experts and of our customer base around the globe. Our customers select AXEON as their membrane solutions provider because they value our commitment to manufacture high-quality systems that meet international water purity standards for point-of-use and point-of-entry applications; provide exceptional customer service to our customers; stock inventories that exceed our customers' demands; provide technical, sales and marketing support that improve our customers' efficiency and their customers' satisfaction; and maintain a constant focus on innovation and improved system design. At AXEON, we are determined to continue as a leader in membrane technology and innovation, to better serve our customers and support their success.
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Remember last year's BrewFest? Yeah, it's a little foggy for me, too. I do remember large quantities of humans drinking large quantities of good booze, though. Beer snobbery was in full effect, too: The lines for the craft breweries were significantly longer than those that lead to the conventional ... More >>
On Tuesday morning the Business and Commerce Committee convened at the capitol in Austin to discuss, among other things, the future of beer in the state of Texas. In the front of the room, some of Texas' most powerful state senators sat behind their nameplates at a long curved table. Facing them in ... More >>
On Tuesday, beer drinkers in three states filed federal lawsuits against Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's largest brewer and the purveyor of Budweiser, Bud Light Lime, Michelob Ultra and other innovative beer and beer-like products. A Dallas-area drinker has now joined their ranks. Michael Seidens ... More >>
See also: Buy Tickets to BrewFest It's happening tomorrow, rain or shine. Over 250 beers will be flowing for our BrewFest beer party in the Arts District. ICYMI, doors open at 6:00 p.m. for VIP and and 7:00 for General Admission (it's 21 and up obviously), and there'll be food and music from Cody ... More >>
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Wouldn't it be nice if you had a magic wand you could wave and -- voila -- a keg or three of small-batch craft beer from a local microbrewery. The city of Dallas is working on its own version of the trick which, this being the city, happens in slow motion as it requires approval from several layers ... More >>
In a strange about-face, the President tries to hack medical marijuana off at the knees
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Judas Priest, Black Label Society and Thin Lizzy Allen Event Center Sunday, October 16, 2011 Better than: getting all decked out in studs and leather and going to Oak Lawn.Judas Priest Back in the '80s, when Allen, Texas, was nothing more than a speed trap between Dallas and Oklahoma City, folk ... More >>
Pete FreedmanThe sweet, sweet ACL crowd.Before this weekend, I'd never been to Austin City Limits Music Festival. Actually, I'd never been to any outdoor music festivals the scale of ACL. I've probably been to eight or nine South By Southwests, and, before heading down to Austin this weekend, I h ... More >>
His dad may be banned from bringing beers to press conferences, but Donnie Nelson can have one with you.Dirk Nowitzki may have grown up just a few minutes away from Franconia brewmaster Dennis Wehrmann's hometown in the Franconia region of Germany, but it will be a different Dallas Mavericks pers ... More >>
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Photos by Patrick MichelsDallas County Sheriff's Chief Deputy Gary Lindsey called drunk driving "the largest problem law enforcement faces."Speaking of drinking ...Across an icy stretch of Young Street from City Hall this morning, an intimate media bunch huddled up at the Bud Light Hotel to hear abo ... More >>
As mentioned in Hophead a couple of weeks back, this week (May 17 to 23) is American Craft Beer Week. That item already mentioned the Texas Craft Brewers Festival Saturday night at the Dancing Bear Pub in Waco, but there are a few other ways to celebrate closer to home. This effort by the Brewer ... More >>
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An antique brass and black metal base is the foundation upon which this globe is built. The 12'' antique ocean desktop globe features a calibrated semi-meridian.
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On Verge of Losing Two Houses, Woman Sues her Attorney
Alta Heights resident and handyman Joan Clark has a new project — suing a Southern California attorney she had hired to modify her mortgage loans, according to court documents in Napa County Superior Court.
Clark accuses Jerry Alonzo Stevenson of the Platinum Law Group in Beverly Hills of taking $4,050 in June 2011 to modify two bank loans for two properties — her house in Alta Heights in east Napa and a rental property in Placerville —and not doing the work on her behalf, according to the small-claims court documents.
She's prepared to argue her case Thursday afternoon in small claims court at the Historic Courthouse, armed with documents she has compiled over the months in between jobs. In small claims courts, also known as the "people's courts" — parties argue their case without an attorney.
"I'm going to win because I have the law on my side," a confident Clark said, noting that a 2009 state law prohibits anyone from requiring prepayment to negotiate a loan modification.
She's suing Stevenson for $10,000 — the maximum award in small claims courts — citing the amount of time and expense in preparing her case.
Clark, 61, is both a self-employed handyman and an employee for The Home Depot.
She has to do a "short sale" on her Alta Heights house because she cannot continue to pay the almost $3,000 monthly mortgage payments, Larson said. She got an offer for her Alta Heights home this week, she said.
She does not expect to be able to hold onto her rental property either, she said, as she set up for a yard sale in Napa for this weekend.
Clark, who has lived in Napa since 1962, plans to move to Sonora or Twain Harte where the cost of living is more affordable than in Napa. She sees the experience as a new adventure, she said.
In the meantime, as of July 3, Stevenson is "ineligible to practice law," according to the State Bar of California's website.
Stevenson, a San Diego resident, could not be reached for comment. David Carr, his attorney, declined comment on Friday.
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Advice from an events guru on how to get the most out of the industry conferences you plan on attending this year.
When September and October roll around, many of us in publishing and advertising fields will be bombarded by conference invitations. These conferences all promise to offer the best venue to be successful. But what does that really mean? And how can you be assured that your choice in venue will return the best set of knowledge, insights, networking, and tools?
I sought out one of the best experts in events, networking, and return on investment (ROI): Sinan Kanatsiz, chairman and founder of the Internet Marketing Association and CEO of KCOMM, a full-service marketing firm serving over 800 clients worldwide.
Jeanniey Mullen: The IMA is quite a large, global organization. What is your success criteria for keeping an involved and active group happy to be part of your organization?
Sinan Kanatsiz: Education is a key ingredient of membership for us. Our members must have a college degree to join and our criteria begins there. We encourage all of our members to share their knowledge, opportunities, and technical accruement with other members that are in need to learn. Our association is free to join and that variable introduces us to many degrees of talent across every SIC code. Quality is another measure of success for us, so every detail of IMA is thought through with fine detail to ensure our members receive a unique, personalized benefit.
JM: I have been involved with the IMA for almost two years now and can't tell you how impressed I am with the attention to detail. Your team goes out of the way to create a feeling that each member is a very valued contributor. I would almost suggest you were the Ritz-Carlton of the membership and event space. Why? What has compelled you to take such an approach?
SK: We like to ensure a comfortable and engaging experience for all. That is one of the keys to success. Create a successful environment for yourself and you will thrive. An environment that provokes dialogue, intelligence, and ideas is very important to me. I personally like to work in environments that make me happy. Whether it is in a hotel lobby, around my dogs, facing the ocean, or at the local Starbucks - the interactions in my visual environment springboard ideas, creativity, and opportunities. At IMA, we do that at great scale with our annual conference; this year we selected the ARIA convention center. There is no other convention space I know of that is this sexy, clean, LEED certified, and has plants/cactus growing inside the hallways. This gets me excited and we can't wait to share with our hundreds of guests!
JM: Your event is coming up in September, right in the midst of a tsunami of events. For those people out there who are still making decisions about which events to attend, can you give us some insight into how organizations like the IMA approach planning events? What goes into the selection criteria for the speakers and agenda?
SK: With all of the negative news about the future of publishing, online, and even mobile, we all need to stop being negative and focus on innovation. Success will be a critical theme at the IMA. Adobe, Ernst & Young, and PR Newswire are a handful of anchor sponsors we met with well over a year ago to discuss this event. We are humbled by the accelerated growth of the organization and know there is a driving demand among the market to learn via our platform. We are on the pursuit of perfection when it comes to association management, annual conference, awards, and value for association members.
JM: OK, tell me the truth - what's the most stressful part about creating the event?
SK: There are many nights I wake up in the middle of the night, having nightmares of details being missed or people not showing up. It is a natural insecurity built in every event planner. Fortunately my wife is among the best corporate event planners in the world, and she is always there to comfort me in times of shock and stress. She has been a driving point to IMA's quality, successful conference logistics, and value to our sponsors. And while I am shattering advice on how to be successful in publishing: attention to detail is one of those key takeaways.
JM: What two pieces of advice would you give to someone deciding to attend an event? How will they know they chose the right one?
SK: We have been obsessed with creating a conference that is focused on content and flow. Many events you go to are disconnected and difficult to benefit from. We have the right balance of quality speakers, exhibitor showcase, and most importantly, fun. Having anchored our annual event in Las Vegas provides us with a myriad of options for entertainment, surprises, and VIP experiences for all. Stay tuned, the best days for IMA are right around the corner. My advice to attendees of any conference would be this:
Well there you have it: event advice from the guru. This fall I plan to be busy speaking, and learning as much as I can at this collection of events: IMA, ABC Conference, PIVOTcon, MPA event, The Email Marketing Summit, and a few others. Where will you be?
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Jeanniey Mullen, a recognized women-in-business and tech, is known for her entrepreneurial style and her ability to build, shape, and grow brands into well-known dominant, successful entities. Jeanniey is a pioneer in email, mobile, and digital marketing; publishing; and brand-building. She now leads her own agency, YellowBean LLC, focused on assisting companies of all sizes with driving innovation and growth. Most recently, Jeanniey was the Global EVP, CMO, and subsequently Chief Growth Officer for Zinio, where she worked to define and implement strategies creating explosive growth through strategic partnerships with publishers, technology companies, brands, and consumers during her five-year tenure. Jeanniey has authored and contributed to multiple books, blogs, and magazine articles. She is a regular columnist for ClickZ, a blogger for Huffington Post, and a frequent keynote speaker. A serial networker, in 2005 Jeanniey founded the Email Experience Council, which was sold to the Direct Marketing Association in 2008. She sits on the Advisory Board for IndieFlix, and on the International Executive Council of the Internet Marketing Association. Jeanniey is recognized as both a Top CMO and Top Author on Twitter, and was most recently featured as Mover and Shaker by the Professional Woman's Magazine, and a featured Woman in Technology by The Legacy Series Magazine.
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Hong Kong, 8-9 December
Google My Business Listings Demystified
To help brands control how they appear online, Google has developed a new offering: Google My Business Locations. This whitepaper helps marketers understand how to use this powerful new tool.
5 Ways to Personalize Beyond the Subject Line
82 percent of shoppers say they would buy more items from a brand if the emails they sent were more personalized. This white paper offer five tactics that will personalize your email beyond the subject line and drive real business growth.
December 9, 2014
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