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CHICAGO Midwest aluminum premiums held steady this week despite concerns among some market participants that sentiment has gone from overly bearish to too bullish.
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Short Ribs (Braising) - 1st step question (brown in skillet or roast in oven)? Any difference?
- The Oracle Feb 12, 2014 05:04 PM
The only short rib recipe I've made is jfood's and I was venturing out and was going to try Ina Garten's.
I was surprised that her first step calls for placing the meat on a sheet pan in a 400 degree oven for 20 minutes.
Has anyone done both methods and noticed a difference? Or have any theories if there will be difference?
The rest of the cooking method is basically the same for braised short ribs.
I think you will get faster browning on the stove so they do most of the cooking in the braise
re: fourunder
Brown in the same pan on the stove. Better, easier and cleaner .
Recipes that call for oven browning are nuts, if you ask me.
re: C. Hamster
Well, it's easier and faster in the oven if you have to do batches in the DO. That's why I use the oven on occasion.
re: C. Hamster
re: fourunder
Several years ago I used a recipe that browned the short ribs in the oven. After trying it that way, I've adopted that method universally. I put the ribs on a wire rack and line the baking sheet with a piece of foil. The only real clean up is to use a brush to rub off any meat that might stick to the wire mesh. I can easily toss the collected fat that has drained off.
Besides the points that you've made, I've found that the browning is far more even and I can get uniformly dark brown even into crevices and bumps. This compensates flavorwise in my mind for not creating fond on the bottom of the pan. And I don't have to worry about burning the fond as I try to get more browning on the meat. The seasonings don't fall off. The short ribs retain their shape better in the final product. And the meat is cooked more evenly without coarse or dried spots on the outer edges, and seems to retain the juices better. It's pretty foolproof.
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re: Melanie Wong
This is how I brown my meatballs......
re: Dirtywextraolives
Yes, it's especially great to oven brown meatballs. They don't fall apart and you don't have to roll around a couple dozen in a pot. The wire rack I use at my mother's house has about 3/4" square mesh.
Cooks Illustrated doesn't brown at all prior to braising short ribs in some of their recipes. I think they use enough liquid to submerge the meat by 1/2 or 2/3, and the meat that is exposed browns nicely. I think their recipe includes flipping or stirring the braise occasionally. They tested this method vs stovetop and oven browning and found no difference in the final product, with much less mess. Can't say that I've tried it, but CI is pretty reliable so I thought I'd mentioned it.
re: chococat
re: magiesmom
I think everyone agrees that browning is delicious. But does is matter when the browning occurs- before or during the braising process? The side by side comparison (according to CI, anyways) seems to indicate that there's not much difference. Kind of turns the old cooking rules upside down if they're right!
re: chococat
re: Dirtywextraolives
Since they flip the meat, and half is exposed each time, the whole thing DOES brown, and very well. The only downside I can see is that there is no initial development of fond on the bottom of the pan. Some fond does accumulate on the sides of the braising vessel as the liquid reduces, but that happens whether or not the meat is seared at the start. If you choose not to brown the meat before adding the liquid and vegetables, you sacrifice the opportunity to maximize the amount of fond.
re: greygarious
Ah, okay, if the meat is flipped, that makes more sense then.
re: chococat
Yes, it matters. The whole thing is browned, the carmelization is really key to a good braise.
re: chococat
My friend Harry blogged recently about making brisket in a crock pot and the photos show a pretty nice crust. The idea of making burnt ends in a crock pot blows my mind.
I love making short ribs....
I always brown on the stove, feel like a have a bit more control over the browning, and I also want to dump out the fat that is rendered from the beef, before continuing one with the steps of adding the aromatics and deglazing.
Have not seen her recipe, what does she have you do after they are browned? Is the rest of the recipe on top of the stove or do you put it back in the oven to sweat the aromatics and deglaze? Doesn't seem to be more efficient doing it in the oven until it's ready to braise.
re: Dirtywextraolives
The rest is on the stove top - until the actual braising time in the oven.
re: The Oracle
Ah, okay. Then I kind of agree that browning them in the oven is just another pan to wash. You'd really need to use a sheet pan to get them browned all over, and if you try to brown them in the Dutch oven you're going to braise in, it must take longer, as it has high sides, and most d.o. Would only fit maybe six short ribs in one layer? What if you were browning more? I always plan for two a person, so that would require me to brown them in two steps. I say bag it.
re: Sherri
I've deglazed the ample fond in a foil-lined sheet pan that's produced by the Cook's Illustrated one-pan roast chicken parts and vegetables. I just pour a cup or two of boiling water into the pan, let it sit for a few minutes, scrape over the foil - very slowly and gently - with a rubber scraper, then pour off the contents into a saucepan and simmer to evaporate the water to the desired amount. Add wine or broth or cream, and some Wondra instantized flour, to make gravy.
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gg, thanks for the good idea. "Slowly" and "gently" are two words that I need to learn.
re: Sherri
Don't use Foil. Use a heave bottomed Roastind Pan, Glass Baking Dish, Enameled Roaster etc.....
Roast a a very high temp till nicely browned, Reserve meat on the side Brown some Vege(or not) Deglaze with Wine or Water. Add the Meat back and liquid, bring to a simmer, cover and braise till tender.
One Pan, No spatters, Fond made and retained.
re: chefj
Bingo! It seems so damned simple that I completely missed this. I'm grateful for the new, improved version of pan browning. I have more roasting pans than I have sense, so this won't be a problem. (Am leery about high heat + glass, so I'll stick to the big boys)I'll give it a try next time out. Thanks for letting me have my fond and eat it too!
NB: I'm a French-trained chef and this seems to simple to work .......... especially with all that "tradition" rattling around in my brain.
re: Sherri
I too am classically Trained, Apprenticeship and all.
It is not very different really, all the same steps are taking place, only the heat source is changed.
Try to use a pan that is not too spacious.
re: ahuva
All the browned goodness is there when you brown in the oven. It's just not stuck to the bottom of the pan, rather the meat juices and browned surface stay with the meat. You're not taking anything away. And browning at high temp in the oven for a short period of time does not expel the meat juices as much as when fully roasting a chicken or searing on a hot surface. There's a small amount of fond that's easily scooped off since it's sitting a pool of fat that has rendered off the meat.
I have done it both ways. I think the oven browning is an attempt to make it more 'hands off'. I think using a sheet pan to brown the meat instead of using the Dutch oven that the short ribs will be braised in results in another pan to wash. I would brown the short ribs in the same vessel in which they will be braised.
Oven browning can be a useful technique to have "in the bag", so to speak. For days when you have more ribs than time. One more pan to wash is just fine with me, if it means I have time for other prep, or even personal time.
Overall, with a flavorful braising liquid, I haven't noticed much difference between oven and stovetop in the end results.
re: KarenDW
Good to know - wish I hard read this before I started my marathon stove-top browning session. But, now I know!
re: KarenDW
At what temp do you do your oven browning?
re: scubadoo97
I do 450f.
re: scubadoo97
When you have a pile of ribs to do, it's nice to have the option.
I've done it with lamb shanks and short ribs on occasion when I want it fast and lazy. Mostly I do it in the DO, though, for the carmelization. Good results either way.
re: Sherri
You don't, other than what you get if you've rolled them in seasoned flour first. If it made a less delicious braise, I wouldn't do it. Since I always reduce the liquid after skimming, mine are mighty flavorful.
re: letsindulge
You do not lose the fond as pointed out above in a number of responses.
As for the splatter Oven makes it an occasional cleaning Stove top an immediate one.
re: chefj
And many ovens clean themselves. So far, not one Dutch oven has obliged me.
re: letsindulge
Nor does mine but I do not clean it every time I get Fat splatters in it.
I just tried the oven with short ribs and I'm sold.
To me you don't lose the fond as it never left. It's on the meat. Well maybe that is not technically fond but the flavors are retained.
I used a sheet pan with a shallow rack. Clean up was needed to the pan and rack but it may beat out cleaning the floor and stove
Overall will continue to use this method
re: scubadoo97
Timely. If your oven will allow, you can put your braisière underneath the rack that you are using for browning...then transfer. you can get a little reduction, plus any drippings, and the correct that in the final sauce.
Funny, I just got some boneless short ribs on a fire sale, and they are about to go in to the marinade overnight as soon as that marinade cools. I'll see what happens tomorrow.Planning on reserving the marinade, browning in the cuts in the oven, and then transferring to my substandard Le Creuset for a 260 F braise. I'll seal the lid and not touch it for 5 hours. If anyone has any input, I'm all orecchiettes!
re: scubadoo97
Lining it with foil helps a LOT. I put the rack in the dishwasher, then use a brush for any little brittle bits left on.
re: scubadoo97
Yeah, even with large sized heavy duty, there's some cleanup, but a breeze, comparatively.
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Senior Bowl Update: Getting Settled In MobilePosted by on January 24, 2012 – 6:12 am
As I sat at my gate inside the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport early Monday morning, a blizzard was pounding the Twin Cities, a band of thunderstorms was battering Atlanta (where I was to pick-up a connecting flight) and parts of Alabama (my final destination) were under a tornado warning.
Now, about 24 hours after escaping another Minnesota blizzard and heading to the Deep South, all has calmed down. I've settled in at the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama, and I'm set for an exciting week with the North squad. Here are a few observations and thoughts from my first day at the Senior Bowl…
– After a delayed departure from Minnesota, I arrived a touch behind schedule in Atlanta and then patiently waited out another delay before boarding a puddle-jumper to Mobile. After arriving in Mobile, I hopped into a cab and made my way to the North team hotel – the Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza. Accommodations are great here, there is plenty of space for both the North and South teams, and I had no trouble getting a fast sleep after a long day of travel.
– Before I went to bed, though, I wandered up to the 2nd floor of the hotel, where the nation's top senior football players mingled with representatives from nearly every NFL team. It was like an NFL convention, with coaches and scouts wearing their official team apparel while trying to track down players to conduct what is essentially a job interview. Coaches and scouts consider these private sit-downs with players as important as practice tape and game performance.
– The players loaded into buses at about 6:00 p.m. and headed to a mandatory media dinner, while at the same time a Senior Bowl Kickoff Reception was held at a neighboring hotel. Following those events, teams continued to meet with players at the hotel.
– While that was going on, I took a seat at the hotel bar and enjoyed dinner and drinks while watching some college basketball. New Vikings Defensive Coordinator Alan Williams swung by to grab a quick dinner on his way to meetings, so I introduced myself to him and also welcomed him to the team. Vikings TEs coach Jimmie Johnson also pulled up a chair next to me for a quick bite to eat before heading to meetings.
– Finally, after a long day of travel and the hectic environment inside the hotel, the day was over and it was time for rest. I retired to my hotel room, flipped back and forth between the Republican debate in Florida and a rerun of the 2008 U.S. Open at Torrey Pines (Tiger Woods won in a playoff over Rocco Mediate), and eventually fell asleep while the endless cycle of SportsCenter played on the television.
Practice #2 for the North squad – being coached by the Vikings coaching staff – is set for 9:30-11:00 a.m. this morning. I'll be sure to watch, take careful notes and report back to you later this afternoon.
Following practice, the North squad will have lunch back at the hotel and then will break out into defense, offense and special teams meetings. The rest of the day will be composed of events setup by the Senior Bowl staff.
That's it for now, but stay tuned to vikings.com and the vikings.com Blog for more updates throughout the week. You can also receive updates from me during Senior Bowl week by following me on Twitter (@wobby).
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Heading To The Senior BowlPosted by on January 23, 2012 – 5:53 am
Vikings Head Coach Leslie Frazier and his staff are at the Senior Bowl this week, and vikings.com is going, too.
We have an early morning flight, with a connection in Atlanta, and we should be on the ground in Mobile, Alabama for the week-long festivities. Frazier and Co. are coaching the North squad in this year's Senior Bowl, so we'll have exclusive, behind-the-scenes access all week, leading up to the game on Saturday night.
Be sure to stay tuned to vikings.com and the vikings.com Blog for complete coverage of Senior Bowl week, including reports from practices and press conferences. Players will be available to speak after practices, and Frazier will also speak after practices as well as hold a press conference each afternoon.
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Vikings Sign Two Future Free AgentsPosted by on January 18, 2012 – 4:21 pm
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TE Daniel Hardy and OT Jose Valdez were signed to Reserve/Future Free Agent contracts.
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Jared Allen Named NFC Defensive Player of the Year by NFL 101 AwardsPosted by on January 17, 2012 – 12:55 pm
Two quarterbacks who direct the league's most high-powered offenses will join two of the most formidable defensive players – one of which is Vikings DE Jared Allen - and two coaches who guided their teams to playoff appearances as the 2011 winners of the annual NFL 101 Awards. The NFL 101 Awards are the nation's premier awards event dedicated exclusively to professional football.
The 2011 season award winners will be presented with trophies at the 42nd Annual NFL 101 Awards gala in Kansas City Saturday, March 3, 2012, at the Westin Crown Center. The prestigious black-tie awards event was founded in 1969 and has evolved into what many sports insiders consider the finest awards event of its kind. This year's event is presented by Perfect Output and ECCO Select.
New England Patriots QB Tom Brady was selected as the AFC Offensive Player of the Year, Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodges was the NFC's Offensive Player of the Year, Terrell Suggs was the AFC Defensive Player of the Year, Allen was the NFC Defensive Player of the Year, Houston Texans Head Coach Gary Kubiac was the AFC Coach of the Year and San Francisco 49ers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh was the NFC Coach of the Year.
A national media committee, comprised of 101 sportswriters and broadcasters who cover the NFL, selected the winners in each award category in a nationwide vote at the conclusion of the regular season. In addition to these award winners, the Committee of 101 also selects the Lamar Hunt Award for Professional Football, which was created in 2007 to honor the life and legacy of the founder of the Kansas City Chiefs and given in recognition of visionary leadership that has helped the NFL become the preeminent pro sports league in America. This year's Lamar Hunt Award for Professional Football award winner will be announced in February.
The awards show hosts for the evening will be NFL Network sportscaster Paul Burmeister and CBS football analyst Rich Gannon, a former NFL Most Valuable Player and Minnesota Viking, and a two-time 101 Award winner.
Event proceeds this year will be directed to the Truman Medical Center Charitable Foundation through the Chiefs Children's Fund, a 501(c)3 foundation that distributes funds to various children's charities throughout the Kansas City area. TMC joined the Chiefs as the official Community Health Partner in September 2010. The Chiefs and TMC are working together to provide wellness education and promote healthier living for the people of Kansas City. Both TMC and the Chiefs play a vital role in the Kansas City community and this partnership capitalizes on two well-established brands for the common goal of improving the health status of the community in general, and of the citizens in the urban core particularly.
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Observations From The Divisional RoundPosted by on January 16, 2012 – 11:03 am
A few observations from this past weekend's Divisional Playoff games…
Packers lose
Not much is more gratifying than when the Vikings win, but having the Packers lose comes about as close as anything. The defending Super Bowl champs went 15-1 in the regular season, but they were 0-1 in the postseason. Credit goes to the NY Giants for upending the Packers at Lambeau Field, and the equation for doing so was pressuring Rodgers to knock the Green Bay offense off-balance combined with near-flawless play from Eli Manning in the biggest moment of the season. The Giants move on to the NFC Championship Game, which will be played in San Francisco against a 49ers team that was 6-10 last year. A lot can change in a year.
The last word on this goes to the family of Packers Offensive Coordinator Joe Philbin. The Philbin family is enduring the tragedy of the death of Michael Philbin, the 21-year old son of Joe Philbin. That loss is more brutal than any loss one can experience in a sports arena, and everyone's heart surely goes out to the Philbin family. This is a terrible tragedy that gives you pause and perspective on the priorities in our lives. Football doesn't mean nearly as much in light of the Philbins' loss.
Outstanding secondary play by the NY Giants and San Francisco 49ers
Drew Brees and Aaron Rodgers were the two best QBs in the regular season (they ranked #1 and #2 in passer rating), but the defenses they each faced this weekend were effective in slowing them down enough to earn a victory. Rodgers was held 46 yards below his regular season average for passing yards per game and he was held a full yard below is regular season average yards per attempt. Brees ultimately racked up 462 passing yards thanks to a late-game surge, but San Francisco held him a full yard below his regular season average for yards per attempt as well.
While the art of tackling has been lost from a general standpoint in the NFL, I think one reason New York and San Francisco were able to keep Rodgers and Brees in check was excellent tackling, particularly by members of the secondary. So often we see both Brees and Rodgers hit their receivers in stride, allowing for massive amounts of yards after the catch production. In fact, the Saints were #2 and the Packers were #3 in the NFL in yards after the catch this season. This past weekend, though, I noticed on many occasions that Packers and Saints receivers were not able to shake loose from defenders after the catch. The one exception I can think of immediately is Saints TE Jimmy Graham's 66-yard TD late in the game, but outside of that the point remains that New York and San Francisco did a good job of tackling in their Division Round contests.
There was also great tackling by both defenses in the Baltimore vs. Houston game on Sunday.
Production from Tight Ends
It may now get lost in all the talk about the Giants upsetting the Packers, but we should not lose sight of the impact TEs had in the passing game this weekend. Offensive coordinators in the Divisional Playoff games utilized their athletic, pass-catching TEs about as well as possible. In the 4 Divisional Playoff games, TEs accounted for 29% of all receiving yards and 40% of all receiving TDs. The top performers were New England's Rob Gronkowski (10 receptions, 145 yards, 3 TDs), San Francisco's Vernon Davis (7-180-2), New Orleans' Jimmy Graham (5-103-2) and New England's Aaron Hernandez (4-55-1); Hernandez was also the Patriots leading rusher with 61 yards on 5 carries.
This is good news for Kyle Rudolph, who is coming off a solid rookie season and is in line to see even more action next season with a full offseason of working with quarterback Christian Ponder and Offensive Coordinator Bill Musgrave under his belt.
If available, let's take a look
There were a lot of standout players in the Divisional Round games, but I like to find some of the "under the radar" types who perform well but don't receive much attention from the public, and who may also become available in the offseason. Again, there was not a shortage of players who stood out in last weekend's games, but here is a short list of guys that might look good in purple some day: Baltimore G Ben Grubbs, NY Giants WR Mario Manningham, New Orleans G Carl Nicks, San Francisco CB Carlos Rogers, NY Giants CB Aaron Ross and Baltimore CB Lardarius Webb (RFA).
Eli Manning coming of age
Eli Manning has been a Top 10-12 type of QB for much of his career, but there's no question that he's taken huge steps forward this season, and the biggest step yet was Sunday night when he throttled the Green Bay defense for 37 points while completing 21 of 33 passes for 330 yards and 3 TDs along the way. Manning is a great example of what happens when a team uses a high pick on a QB, gives him time to develop, remains loyal to him through tough times, finds weapons to put around him and waits for the development to take shape. That's what happened with Manning in New York, and I think that's the model the Vikings are trying to follow with Ponder.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not yet comparing Ponder to Manning. But to say that Ponder has no chance to be an Eli Manning-type of QB after watching him play just 11 games is as premature a statement as saying Ponder will surely be an All-Pro passer some day. Manning played in 9 games his rookie season and he had more INTs (9) than TDs (6). In his 2nd season, Manning played and started all 16 games, but he completed just 52% of his passes and had a passer rating of 75.9. In fact, Manning didn't have a passer rating of over 77.0 until his 5th season. But wisely, the Giants did not give up on him, despite pressure from the fan base to do so. Manning responded by helping lead the club to a Super Bowl over the New England Patriots after the 2007 season and now he has the Giants in another NFC title game.
I see a lot of similarities in Manning and Ponder, particularly in their mental approach to the game but also in other areas, such as arm strength, demeanor, stature in the pocket and leadership.
Ultimately, the point is we just don't know yet on Ponder because there's not a large enough body of work to judge. But I believe seeing Manning play the way he's playing right now gives Vikings fans plenty of reasons to be optimistic about Ponder.
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Submit Your Monday Morning Mailbag QuestionsPosted by on January 14, 2012 – 9:04 pm
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Peterson Thanks Fans And Discusses Rehab ProcessPosted by on January 13, 2012 – 4:21 pm
Don't miss next Tuesday's Wobcast, which features Adrian Peterson, plus 2012 NFL Draft and Pro Bowl talk. You can find all Wobcasts and subscribe to via iTunes by clicking here.
It's been two weeks since Adrian Peterson underwent successful surgery to repair his knee, and already the NFL's best RB is offering reason to be encouraged and optimistic at his chances of returning to form.
Peterson, sporting a Jim Kleinsasser-like beard that any true Minnesotan would appreciate, was joined by Vikings Certified Heat Athletic Trainer Eric Sugarman in meeting with reporters inside the Winter Park field house on Friday to provide an update on his knee and the rehab process. You can watch the press conference in its entirety by clicking here.
Right off the bat, Peterson displayed exactly why he's a fan-favorite and one of the NFL's best superstars.
"I want to say thanks to the fans for the outpour of support that I've been receiving," Peterson said. "Fan mail, some tweets, just so many different sources. And I just wanted to tell you guys that I really appreciate it and I'm working hard to get back as soon as possible."
Peterson went on to explain that he was able to accept the knee injury "pretty quickly" and move on to focusing on overcoming the next challenge – the rehab process.
"The beginning was tough, just mentally, accepting it (the injury) for what it was," Peterson explained. "Then sitting on it for a week before having the surgery, I had time to ask myself 'Why this? Why that?' But ultimately, I was able to look at it for what it was, put that behind me and get my mind right for this challenge that's ahead of me."
Sugarman called last three days of Peterson's rehab process "awesome," saying Peterson has been riding a stationary bike and that he's accomplished every task expected of him to this point in the rehab.
The natural concern when a player, especially a RB, suffers a serious knee injury is whether that player will ever regain his form. But is Peterson concerned?
"Not at all. I've not thought about that once. I've been through a lot in my life, and I call that to a higher power and I put my faith in Him. I know that anything I put my mind to, I'm going to be able to accomplish. I feel like I'm going to come back better than before. I know people might laugh at that or think otherwise. But you know what? It doesn't matter what they think or how they feel about it. Only thing that matters is how I feel about it and what I believe. And I've been able to go through the sacrifices and whatever it takes to get to that, and I've already started that."
Friday's press conference wasn't about announcing any good or bad news. It wasn't about showing off the fact that Peterson is no longer leaning on crutches or that he has near full range of motion back. But listening to Peterson speak and watching him project confidence and optimism about his recovery is a great sign for Vikings fans, and reason enough to anticipate a full recovery.
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Peterson's Family Ice Fishing Contest PostponedPosted by on January 12, 2012 – 1:15 pm
Adrian Peterson's Blizzard Blitz 2012, a family ice fishing contest that will be held on Lake Waconia, has been postponed until February due to the unseasonably warm weather recently in the Twin Cities. It was previously scheduled for Monday, Jan. 16.
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Wilfs Send Letter to MinneapolisPosted by on January 10, 2012 – 10:49 am
The Vikings and the State of Minnesota continue working toward finding a stadium solution that will keep the Vikings in Minnesota. While the Vikings believe that Arden Hills is the ideal stadium location, the club has been asked by State Leaders to assist the City of Minneapolis with its site analysis and due diligence.
In a letter from Owner/President Mark Wilf to Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak and Council President Barbara Johnson, the Vikings have followed up with the City of Minneapolis on the City's state preference for a building a new stadium at the Metrodome site. You can read the letter in its entirety by clicking here.
Building a new stadium at the current Metrodome site would require the Vikings to play three seasons at TCF Bank Stadium on the campus of the University of Minnesota, and the letter from Wilf to the City lays out costs that would be associated with this move, including: TCF Bank Stadium Revenue Limitations; Capital Improvements to TCF Bank Stadium; and NFL Program Requirements at Metrodome.
In summary, there would be $67 million in additional costs associated with building a new stadium at the current Metrodome site, and thus relocating the Vikings home games to TCF Bank Stadium. In the letter, Wilf also references disruptions to the football team, fans, sponsors and partners, as well as the potential challenges created for University of Minnesota neighborhoods during the three-year period in which the Vikings would play home games on campus.
Governor Dayton has asked the City of Minneapolis to submit a stadium proposal by January 12, 2012.
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St. Thomas' Caruso Named 2011 Liberty Mutual Coach Of The YearPosted by on January 10, 2012 – 6:15 am
As a Gustavus grad it's tough to acknowledge the outstanding accomplishments of a Tommie, but congratulations are indeed due to the University of St. Thomas' Glenn Caruso for being named one of four 2011 Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year honorees.
The four winners of the award were Les Miles of LSU, Rob Ash of Montana State University, Tim Beck of Pittsburg State University (Kan.), and Caruso, who is now the first two-time winner of the award. Each coach earns a $50,000 charitable donation from Liberty Mutual and a $20,000 scholarship award for their school's alumni association. They also will be honored in the permanent Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year display at the College Football Hall of Fame.
With this year's awards, Liberty Mutual now has donated more than $1.5 million to over 80 charities on behalf of the 21 Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year winners since 2006.
"These four coaches embody the spirit of college football: they inspire excellence on the field, commitment to academics, and dedication to their communities as true leaders both on and off the field," said Archie Manning, chair of the National Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame. "Once again, college football fans across the country were passionate about their favorite coaches and helped select, along with the national media and College Football Hall of Fame players and coaches, four leaders who exemplify the pillars of the Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year: sportsmanship, integrity, responsibility and excellence."
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we added 16Gb to one of our hosts and it saw it straight away (once booted)
If i put some more RAM in our ESX4 host servers (DL360 G6) should ESX and vCenter see the extra automatically on boot?
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Should do...
we added 16Gb to one of our hosts and it saw it straight away (once booted)
We have upgraded our DL585 G2 to 64 Gb each and had no problems. ESX discovers the memory automaticly. You do need to check how much memory your server can handle. And make sure that you use the same type of memory modules which are already placed. I mean clock speed en brand. If you cannot buy the same modules anymore, it's wyse to replace the excisting mem modules.
And finally do a memory check before running ESX, if there are any faults it's better to check first than go live and have bigger problems! :-)
Good luck,
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I assumed ESX would just see it but wasnt sure for certain and there is nothing i could find on the vmware knowledge base that confirmed by assumption so i thought i should check. I've already got the memory and made sure its the same HP branded stuff and checked the to see what the DIMM slot configuration should be.
Make sure the server isn't set to use the new slots as failover - not sure with that model but I have server with extra RAM which isn't seen by the OS - the BIOS handles it in the event of a module failure.
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IT and product engineering services company MindTree on Wednesday reported revenue of Rs.519.70 crore for the third quarter ended December 31, 2011, an increase of 35 per cent over the previous year. The company made a net profit of Rs.60.60 crore, 99 per cent higher than the same period in the previous year.
The growth in revenue from product engineering services, which accounts for about one-third of the company's overall earnings, was relatively sluggish, increasing by 10.7 per cent during the period.
Revenue from IT services, which amounted to Rs.346.60 crore, grew 52 per cent over the previous year. Revenues in dollar terms grew 21.6 per cent on an annualised basis, reaching $103 million during the quarter.
MindTree CEO and Managing Director Krishnakumar Natarajan said the company had achieved "significant improvement in margins" despite the quarter being "seasonally weak." He attributed the better performance on the margin front to the weakening of the rupee during the quarter. Mr. Natarajan said the global environment "continues to be challenging" for the outsourcing business.
The company had 258 "active customers" at the end of the last quarter.
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, Nov 21, 2014
International competition for Mercedes-Benz service staff: Mercedes-Benz Global TechMasters competition enhances service quality
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The Mercedes-Benz After Sales 'world championship' took place in Stuttgart from 18 to 20 November – a few days before the two MERCEDES AMG PETRONAS drivers Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton will compete to decide the Formula 1 world championship. The Mercedes-Benz Global TechMasters is an international competition for Mercedes-Benz workshop employees and service staff, and this is the ninth time it has been held.
, Nov 21, 2014
Fuso Canter Eco Hybrid voted "Irish Green Commercial of the Year" for the second time
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The Fuso Canter Eco Hybrid has been named "Irish Green Commercial of the Year" in Dublin for the second time. As in 2012, the environment-friendly diesel-electric light-duty truck from Daimler's Japanese subsidiary Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation (MFTB) won over the jury across the board.
, Nov 21, 2014
Coffee to drive – 222,222nd new Sprinterdelivered to the Dallmayr company
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First van to be fitted with eco-friendly Euro VI engines, outstanding fuel consumption of just 6.3 l/100 km thanks to a comprehensive package of efficiency measures, five new safety equipment features including the standard-specification Crosswind Assist, extremely attractive design: last year, Mercedes-Benz introduced the best Sprinter ever to the market.
, Nov 20, 2014
moovel GmbH welcomes Roland Keppler as Chief Operating Officer
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Stuttgart, November 20th, 2014 – moovel GmbH announced today that Roland Keppler will assume the newly created role of Chief Operating Officer, respon-sible for leading the business operations of car2go worldwide. As the third member of the management board of Daimler's subsidiary moovel GmbH, in addition to Robert Henrich, CEO of the moovel Group and Marcus Spicker-mann, CFO of the moovel Group, Keppler will report into Robert Henrich, and begin December 1st, 2014.
, Nov 20, 2014
20 years, two generations and over 21,000 buses: the bestselling Mercedes-Benz Tourismo celebrates its birthday
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Europe's most successful touring coach at the current time is celebrating its birthday: the Mercedes-Benz Tourismo made its debut 20 years ago in 1994. Its track record makes impressive reading: during the two model generations to date, over 21,000 units have rolled off the production line. Originally built as a high-decker in just one length, the current generation of Tourismo coaches spans a wide range of models that service the needs of a broad market segment.
, Nov 19, 2014
Mercedes-Benz at Auto Guangzhou and the 2014 LA Auto Show / The Best in its Most Exclusive Form: World Premiere of the Mercedes-Maybach S-Class
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The world's best automobile in its most exclusive form: It was with this statement that the new Mercedes-Maybach S-Class made its debut on the eve of Auto Guangzhou 2014. At the world premiere in South China's economic powerhouse, Mercedes-Benz presented the flagship model in its new sub-brand, which stands for the very highest exclusivity and unparalleled comfort – the Mercedes-Maybach S 600.
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, Nov 19, 2014
Mercedes-Maybach S-Class: Stylish, effortless superiority combined with trend-setting exclusivity
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At the world première in Guangzhou and the presentation in Los Angeles, the new Mercedes-Maybach S-Class is being unveiled almost simultaneously in its two key markets of the USA and China. The vehicle makes its début at Auto Guangzhou and the Los Angeles Auto Show just hours apart. At 5453 mm long and with a wheelbase of 3365 mm, the flagship of the Mercedes-Benz model range is 20 cm larger in both dimensions than the S-Class Saloon with long wheelbase.
, Nov 18, 2014
Market launch campaign for the new Mercedes-Benz B-Class: "For the best of what's coming up"
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For the market launch of the new B-Class, Mercedes-Benz is launching a broad-based campaign combining joie de vivre with intelligent foresight. Under the claim "For the best of what's coming up" the new sports tourer, which is now also available for the first time with a battery-powered drive, is positioned as an emotional lifestyle vehicle for young families – in the heart of a modern-day major city. The key message is:
, Nov 17, 2014
TecDay "Autonomous Mobility": How autonomous driving revolutionizes the interior
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Relaxing travel lounge or mobile office: the luxury saloon of the future will provide the option of autonomous driving, offering people totally new freedoms. In future, the car will take on more than ever the character of an individual retreat in urban traffic. Mercedes-Benz provided a virtual preview of what the future holds with an innovative interior concept for an autonomous luxury vehicle presented at the TecDay "Autonomous Mobility".
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, Nov 17, 2014
Mercedes-Benz 2020 Growth Strategy: Mercedes-Benz Boosts International Procurement
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Mercedes-Benz Cars expands the international presence of its procurement organization with extended responsibility for supplier quality and thereby safeguards the Mercedes-Benz 2020 growth strategy from the procurement perspective. "We need the most innovative and capable suppliers worldwide. Our growth strategy offers them outstanding prospects," says Dr. Klaus Zehender, Divisional Board Member Procurement and Supplier Quality Mercedes-Benz Cars.
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The new Mercedes-AMG GT: Driving performance for sports car enthusiasts
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The first Mercedes was a racing car and its most recent successor carries this heritage forward: with the new Mercedes-AMG GT, the Mercedes-AMG sports car brand is moving into a new, top-class sports car segment for the company. The GT is the second sports car developed entirely in-house by Mercedes-AMG. Its front mid-engine concept with transaxle and the intelligent aluminium lightweight construction form the basis for a highly dynamic driving experience.
, Nov 07, 2014
Driving experience Setra S 415 LE business of the MultiClass
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The S 415 LE business is ready for boarding. This new member of the Setra MultiClass is an efficient low-entry rural regular-service bus that combines economy and functionality in a new dimension. The economical two-axle vehicle offers the ideal combination of barrier-free access at the front with a low-maintenance raised-floor area in the rear.
, Nov 04, 2014
The new smart fortwo & forfour: Adding a new shine to a proven concept
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The revolution enters the next round – the smart fortwo has undergone improvements in virtually all areas and is markedly more comfortable. The hallmark smart rear engine concept is being offered for the first time in the four-seater smart forfour as well. Drive power is supplied by state-of-the-art three-cylinder engines rated at 45 kW/60 hp, 52 kW/71 hp and 66 kW/90 hp, while power transmission is performed by a five-speed manual transmission or the twinamic dual clutch transmission. A host of innovative details guarantee even more fun in the city.
, Oct 20, 2014
The new Mercedes-Benz B-Class 2014 - The pioneer in better shape than ever: alternative drive systems
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Mercedes-Benz has given the already successful B-Class a thorough facelift, giving particular attention to an upgrade of the interior. With the addition of the B-Class Electric Drive and the B 200 Natural Gas Drive the portfolio from now on includes two models with alternative drive systems. Both feature the modular "ENERGY SPACE" bodyshell concept: the underbody houses either the lithium-ion battery (B-Class Electric Drive) or one large and two smaller natural gas tanks and a 14 litre petrol tank (B 200 Natural Gas Drive).
, Oct 20, 2014
The new Mercedes-Benz B-Class 2014 - The pioneer in better shape than ever: Petrol and diesel models
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In terms of both design and technology, the second generation of the B-Class has ushered in a new compact-class era at Mercedes-Benz. More than 380,000 units of the sports tourer have been sold since its market launch in late 2011. The best-seller from Mercedes-Benz has now undergone a major facelift, including exterior and interior enhancements along with attractive, redefined design and equipment lines.
, Oct 17, 2014
Driving Experience "ComfortClass 500 Completed!"
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Many roads lead from Vienna airport to the Villa Vita Pannonia. Climb aboard the Setra ComfortClass 500 and experience the trip through Lower Austria and the Burgenland in a totally new dimension. Two years after the successful market launch of the ComfortClass 500, the Setra brand is doubling up the range with four new models.
, Oct 02, 2014
Mercedes-Benz at the 2014 Paris Motor Show
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In terms of both design and technology, the second generation of the B Class car has heralded a new compact class era at Mercedes-Benz. More than 350,000 of the sports tourer have been sold since the market launch in late 2011. Now the best-seller from Mercedes-Benz has undergone a major facelift including exterior and interior enhancements along with attractive, redefined design and equipment lines.
, Sep 30, 2014
The New Mercedes-Benz Vito: Low on costs, high on payload, expert on safety – as a mid-size van the new Vito sets benchmarks
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Offering tangible external strengths, great intrinsic values, maximum benefit and low costs, the new Mercedes-Benz Vito is the versatile and real professional among mid-size vans with a permissible gross vehicle weight between 2.5 and 3.2 tonnes. Although it has a record-level payload the purchase price and maintenance costs are unexpectedly low. In Germany the Vito 109 CDI panel van starts from 17 990 euros (excluding VAT).
, Sep 25, 2014
Milestone in the international invitation tournament series for amateurs: 25 years of the MercedesTrophy
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In 1989 when the first MercedesTrophy was held, six European countries took part. Some 25 years later, the MercedesTrophy is a global invitation-only tournament series for amateurs, and is staged in over 60 countries. There are now over 60,000 participants every year – and over the years nearly a million customers and fans of the brand have teed off at the MercedesTrophy.
, Sep 23, 2014
Fuso at the 2014 International Commercial Vehicles show (IAA) in Hanover
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With annual production worldwide at around 140,000 units, the Fuso Canter is an international hit in the light-duty truck sector and easily the best-selling truck model at Daimler Trucks. The introduction of the more stringent Euro VI and Euro 5b+ emissions standards has further boosted the performance of the robust Canter.
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Myron Fongmeyer was a frustrated health care worker who lacked the financial resources, confidence and aptitude to follow a career in medicine. In what he initially saw as his "vocation to cure the sick", he began exploring alternative medicines and soon had developed a large suite of foul smelling herbal remedies, suspect physical therapies and what courts would later unsuccessfully argue were potentially lethal treatments for many common ailments.
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Fei Ye defended her masters thesis on "Rhythmic Manipulation of a Complex Object.", July 11, 2014.
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I was looking to this thread for inspiration where a forum member added code to a modified version of Confluence. I don't know XML well-enough to repeat this feat in Aeon Nox. I can get the script to run for Director/Writer but I'm lost on how to create pop-up to allow a choice between titles in my library and the artist's bio:
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John Hopkins Harney, educator, was born in Bourbon county, Ky., Feb. 20, 1806. He was left an orphan when quite young and was adopted by Judge Benjamin Mills, his father's cousin, and law partner of Henry Clay. He was graduated at Miami university, A.B., 1827; A.M., 1831. Before entering at Miami he had been principal of the academy at Paris, Ky., and was an acknowledged expert in mathematics and surveying. He was a teacher of mathematics in the state seminary, Bloomington, Ind., in 1827; and professor of mathematics and the natural sciences after the school had been incorporated as the Indiana college, 1828-32. He was professor of mathematics and astronomy at Hanover college, Hanover, Ind., 1832-36, and of natural philosophy, chemistry and geology there, 1836-38; professor of mathematics and civil engineering in the University of Louisville, Ky., 1838-44; editor and publisher of the Louisville Democrat, 1844-68; trustee of the Louisville school board, 1850-61, and for several years president of the board; a member of the Charleston presidential convention, 1860; and a representative in the Kentucky legislature, 1861-63, declining re-election. He was a candidate for the ministry of the Presbyterian church, but left that denomination and joined the "Wilderites," a local sect. He later became an independent preacher in Louisville and six months before his death was received in the communion of the Protestant Episcopal church. He defended the rights of the state of Kentucky through the Democrat and was equally severe toward the Confederate encroachments and the Federal usurpation. He is said to have been largely instrumental in keeping Kentucky in the Union. He was arrested by the Federal officers but released by General Burnside, upon investigation of the offense charged. At the close of the war he advocated universal amnesty, but in 1868 he questioned the expediency of nominating ex-Confederates to high state or national office. He published Harney's Algebra (1840). He died in Louisville, Ky., Jan 26, 1868.
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