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Of course, I'm REALLY hoping the 2012 FRSmBLE becomes my second, as I hadn't tried it yet
"Too much of anything is bad, but too much of good whiskey is barely enough." - Mark Twain
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I feel like not buying pricier bottles just because you sometimes can't tell the difference in blind tastings is taking a stance on principle that does not make too much sense to me. How often are you really drinking your whiskey blind?
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Blind tasting certainly levels the playing field. More and more .. for me anyway .. it leads me to beg the question of whether or not a pricey pour is really a value pour. Unfortunately, by the time I realize what I've bought .. the seller already has my money.
I'm in agreement that knowledge (of whatever) increasing personal enjoyment is A-ok. I call it the romance factor. It doesn't save everything, but often I enjoy something that was expensive and that I intended to enjoy. If we rode out the value pour hardline nobody would drink anything but HH white, Fitz BIB, EWB, Ritt BIB, etc. etc.
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And I agree with that. There is simple sensory pleasure in handling a well-designed and labeled bottle, I know that. On the food side the equivalent is surroundings, ambiance, service. Of course it can't go too far off the track, e.g. you can't serve a Riesling as a Chardonnay to anyone familiar with those types, or a pilsner as a porter or malt as a bourbon. All I'm saying is, every time you increase the suggestibility factor, one is less likely to appraise accurately what you are eating or drinking. Distraction, including sometimes who your companions are, or having a palate dulled by a drink or two, or mistaking the context because someone has put you on, can make a big difference to accurate assessment. The only way IMO to taste properly with fairness to each product is blind tasting and even then with a relatively fresh palate.
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But, what is a good Catholic supposed to do? There are tons of organizations with dubious practices. Some support Planned Parenthood, some fetal stem-cell research, some same-sex marriage, and some support multiple issues that the Church considers immoral.
Some would say we need not dump Starbucks, because it won't do anything to change their policy. Others think we need a public statement by boycotting them. Others say it is our moral duty to act out. What are we to do? I will get to that. But, let us lay out some ground-work first.
Through the institution of marriage we have one man and one woman who agree to bond together for life, for the good of each other and children. By the cultural recognition of this relationship as a good, we raise up the traditional family to a respected status, for the good of all. Why? Because this is where life is naturally transmitted - through this relationship - and individuals can flourish and thrive best. Marriage isn't about self-fulfillment.
To redefine marriage to include same-sex relationships as an equivalent relationship would mean that traditional marriages' ability to act for the good of society is undermined. It is an attempt to change what is the essential character of marriage - that it is one woman and one man (capable of transmitting life naturally), bound together for life, for the good of each other and their children - as well as for the good of the future of our society.
One man, one woman, and their children unite as a family - every bit of evidence shows that families thrive in monogamous and stable homes with two biological parents of opposite sexes who remain married. This means that there is less poverty, crime, strife, etc. in homes where marriages do well. This is because the mother and father of children cannot be replaced. Two fathers or two mothers cannot provide what one mother and one father can. The role of the father can't be replaced by a woman and the role of the mother can't be replaced by a man. Thus, same-sex couples can never provide all that children need to thrive. When families suffer the rest of our culture suffers.
Marriage naturally involves a public acceptance of the relationship. It is not an acceptance merely of the relationship itself, but it is a recongition that life is naturally transmitted through this relationship and that through the marital relationships of men and women - society will thrive.
Thus, it isn't just about individual feelings, desires or relationships. It is about all of us. Cultural norms and values are for the greater-good, not just about what feels right. For society to change a basic and fundamental building block of the culture would be cultural suicide.
That being said, marriage laws are by definition discriminatory. They discriminate FOR families (not against non-married persons) in order to build up what is good for society. Where do children thrive? In the traditional family. If we tear that down, then society will suffer. Thus, the government needs to help support this building up of what is good for society.
Thus, marriage is about the good of society - which is why the government got involved in it in the first place.
Some may argue that a same-sex couple should be able to do things such as share property rights, visit in the hospital, etc. But, all of these legal hurdles can already be overcome with current laws and a few documents.
So, what they are really looking for is social acceptance of their behavior. This is why the Catholic Church is enemy #1 for advocates of same-sex marriage. They cast us as homophobic, archaic, and mean-spirited. Which is not the truth.
There is no homophobia are vice in this stance. That is merely a rhetorical tactic meant to shame Catholics and others into agreeing with them or at least trying to quiet out the public voice of the opposition to same-sex marriage.
When we "cooperate" in an evil act our cooperation can be either be:
- material - without the intention of supporting an evil act - wrong by the circumstance, not intent
- may be permitted, with a gravely proportional reason as judged by the principle of double-effect (see below).
- formal - with the intention to support or commit an evil act - wrong by intent and circumstance
- never permitted.
So, if you went shopping at a store because they had the best prices in town on books and while you were checking out you noticed that they also sell pornography, you could still licitly still shop at the store, if you don't intend to support the selling of porn. But, you are still in material support of the evil. A good rule to follow is that while material cooperation may be licit (morally permissible in some circumstances), we want to be as far-removed from formal cooperation as possible.
So, if there is another option of shopping somewhere with similar prices and selection, which doesn't sell porn, we ought to shop there instead. Remote cooperation (meaning far from the evil act) is licit because we don't intend to cooperate in the evil act and if we did intend to cooperate with evil it is no longer a licit act.
If the evil act is not intended by someone and the person is sufficiently remote from the act, then they are not complicit with it. This is called remote material cooperation. Things that might cause an act to be remote instead of material include (not in order and an incomplete list):
- Time between the complicit act(s) - in some cases, time between events can cause distance. But, time is not a cure-all. For instance, using research gained from the Nazi death camps is still immoral.
- Steps separating the complicit act(s) - For instance. If you buy a piece of clothing that was originally made in a child-labor sweatshop from another part of the world, then you are many steps from the original evil (sweatshops using child labor). If we intended to buy it because we support sweatshops, then we would be complicit.
- On-going or one-time (or completed) complicit act(s) - The US supporting slavery is an example. We no longer allow it, but how are we now responsible as a people for once doing so? On the other hand, the sex-trade is still an on-going problem. We cannot participate in such evil.
- Severity of the complicit act(s) - For instance, abortion. The act is an indescribably evil in and of itself. We cannot cooperate in acts that formally support such evil. On the other hand, there are lesser evils where it is not quite as clear.
- Nature and Immediacy of the Goods - The most common example is a custodian at a hospital that performs abortions. As long as the person does not formally cooperate in them and disapproves of them, he is not complicit in them - if he is dependent on the job for his livelihood. If he is able to get a job elsewhere, then his cooperation could be formal and not material.
There are times when we are not remote from the evil at all. So, the less remote the cooperation, the more we should seek to do something different. Once it is no longer remote from an evil, and therefore material cooperation, we ought not participate.
With the case with Starbucks, it would certainly be better to drink coffee which is made by a company that does not have such problems.
You can sort through it all using the Principle of Double Effect (PDE). It is a moral framework that gives us a Catholic understanding of which acts are moral and which are not, when things aren't very clear. Through the PDE, the act must pass four criteria:
- The moral object must be good or neutral, not intrinsically evil.
- The evil result is tolerated, not intended; the good effect is what the agent intends. Then, the evil effect comes indirectly from the act, while the good effect comes directly from it.
- The good effect doesn't occur as a result of the evil effect, in other words, you can't do evil to get good. Therefore, the evil effect is not intended directly as a means toward the good effect.
- There must be a proportionate reason for doing the act. This implies that there can also not be any other alternatives.
In this particular case, it is left up to the individual's prudential judgment as to the course of action. So, you should follow your conscience after prayerfully discerning what God wants you to do. But, if I were applying this to my own life, here is what I would find:
The good is drinking a good cup of coffee - pass.
I don't intend to support Same-Sex Marriage - pass.
I would not be doing evil to get to the good act - pass.
There are other options - fail.
So, there is no reason you can't dump Starbucks. If you support dumping Starbucks and want to support a petition to have them change their policy - then visit the DumpStarBucks.com website.
If you want some good coffee that goes to a good cause try these:
- Mystic Monk Coffee - by Carmelite Monks in Wyoming.
- Catholic Relief Services Fair Trade Coffee.
Lucky me - I don't like coffee, so I don't have to worry about it all. :-)


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My morning ride was severley cut short this AM after riding over a sizable rock and ripping a large hole through the sidewall of my newish Continental Gatorskin rear tire.
I though I had enough light power with my current cheapie light to see these details on the track in the dark but, was clearly not enough.
Another $70 tire was bought today and I am now in the market for another, better light.
So, I am wanting a light that illuminates the night light of the track so much that I can see every little bit of crap on the track - just like daytime.
Give me the good oil on what type of lights that would help achieve my aim.
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Try the search feature - lots of posts about this already - one one the new posts page as we speak
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I think you need to learn about such shops as Wiggle CRC etc etc where said tyre is $34
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THanks Baalzomon.
Yes, I use CRC frequently and have spent over $2k with them so far and also well aware that the said tire is $34 at CRC or Wiggle, etc..
So, yes I am aware of the huge cost savings on offer when shopping online.
I did not have a spare tire, and will not wait 2 weeks before I receive another tire from OS (and stop riding while I wait).
So, I am happy to fork out the extra $40 for this tire to get me back riding right now.
I will be ordering 5 new tires from CRC tomorrow, along with some more goodies....
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If your ordering from crc have a look at exposure lights. Very good build quality. Reliable, weather-proof and bright as you like (up to 1800 lumen). They also clip on and off from a very sturdy bracket; no cables, no batteries. Been running the 'toro' on and off road for over a year now and am very happy with it.
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thanks chef.
will check them out.
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Winter must be coming and the days are getting shorter going by the munber of light threads of late.
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Get one from Dx they are updated really powerful and cheap.
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I second this. Been using the Diablo for over a year. Bright, light, and the three power settings give the right amount of flexibility.
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I've been looking into getting lights and out of all options the Exposure Lights are coming out as the best option, although I'm yet to decide.
The earlier post about buying from Deal Extreme as they are cheap has been discussed on other threads and I believe they are cheap for a reason. From what I read they run extremely hot, don't always comply with Aus standards and often stop working after a year or so...I have never owned one so I can only pass on what I have been told but it does raise some questions about the quality and trustworthiness/safety of chargers and the old adage that 'if its too good to be true' etc etc.
Everyone is different and I has different needs but I've looked at many types and the Exposure Lights seem to suit me because they are easily removed, minimal hassle, bright, well made with a good warranty and from what I hear, work very well! Price wise they compare to all the other big names like Ay Up, Dinotte, Nitelights etc
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I don't want to sound like a cracked record, but I can personally recommend Exposure lights as I've been using them for over 4 years now. I've upgraded once, but not due to finding the previous model inadequate. (upgradeitus)
The little Joystick is enough for road use & makes a great helmet light coupled with their larger bar mounted light for MTB use. Their new "6 pack" looks a bit too much light at a claimed 1800 lumens, but I'm tempted even though I find my 720 lumen triple led quite sufficient.
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I'm sure I mentioned something about getting a decent light about 3 months ago ...
Think outside the double triangle.
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I've been using the Exposure Lights Strada and very pleased with it. The new model (Strada II) is 600 lumens so not over the top but more than enough to illuminate the road and paths. Dual beam gives you good spread and depth of light. The flashing mode is very good since the light stays on and pulses unlike other lights which flick between on and off. A few people I know have purchases thsi light on my recommendation and they are very happ with it.
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I have the "ITM LITE SHAPE" Handlebars which are thinner (like a wedge shape) at top and then round at bottom of the drops.
Will the Exposure Light mount accommodate this non-circular shape of bar ?
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I've got the same bars on my roadie.
If your stem has a normal sized clamping area, there should be enough round bar either side of the stem to mount your lights. I have speedo on one side, light on the other. Its extremely unlikely that it will mount in the middle of the shaped area.
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THanks for response.
This is unfortunate, as I like to use that transitional area to round for my hands..
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This is about the 5th dig you've had at me about my decision process for buying lights. Not sure Say What your problem is but I wish it would just go away...
On a different note...CRC seems to have Exposure lights at good prices (I'd prefer to buy from an Aussie supplier if its not massively more expensive) but I'd like to know where are people buying theirs from?
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I thought we had enough threads about bike lights already so instead of starting another I thought iwould just add my question to this thread. Why are bike lights generally LEDs and measured in Lumens where automotive lights are generally a quartz halogen bulb and measured in watts? it would seem that the bike ones are more high-tech with brands like AYUP putting out very bright lights.
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Leds produce more light per watt than halogen, its a better sales tool to describe the light instead of the watts.
When bicycle lights were mostly halogen (the set I bought 6 years ago was halogen/nimh batteries), manufacturers usually described them by the watts they dissipated.
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That's because Quartz halogen technology is now very generic and most brands will output similar levels for an accepted wattage consumption. Lumens = output, Watts = energy consumption.
With LEDs we are seeing rapid advances, for instance the standard LEDs that came in the Ay-Ups I had were I think 400mA current draw (energy consumption) for a stated output. I've since replaced them with Power LEDs which have the same current draw yet are 4 times brighter (ie 4 x Lumens), so we need to consider the the energy consumption along with brightness to make any comparisons. I used one of the left over Ay-Up LEDs in my Basta Egg White front light, so it dropped in power consumption but jumped in light output, a brighter light that last 3 times longer.
I could agree with you, but then we would both be wrong.
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My lights are really bright, never need charging, and show around corners.
Sunlight is the way to go.
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6V3W halogen
Same wattage, much greater lumens. Both powered by the same 6V3W dynamo. Technology is a-changing, and rapidly.
Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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Let me see...you started a light thread when there were heaps already on the forum. The people here were helpful enough so you got responses to that on your thread. Yet here you are still posting on someone else's light thread stating you still can't decide. No one else is going to decide but you over your light dilemma. How many more posts and responses do you require? CRC has light reviews too. The web has plenty of light reviews.
In short, just buy some freaking lights man. And it would be good if lighting threads can be stemmed. How many lighting threads does this forum need per day?
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OK, what I was getting at was why don't cars use LEDs and Lumens? Probably won't get an answer because this is a bicycle forum!
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After breakfast we load up the car and start making our way out to Indio. Coffee and a box of Randy's donuts are with us for the ride. Nothing better than a apple fritter as the windmills appear through the windshield, with our mix playing the bands we are researching as the soundtrack. After a short wait in line we get to our campsite and survey the mountains and the ferris wheel. The rest of the afternoon is spent meeting up with friends of past Coachellas.*
That evening we enjoy the return of the bass tent with Thom Yorke making an appearance at FlyLo's set. After an epic night we settle I to the tent for the night and drift off to sleep to the sound our growing tent city, full of anticipation for the weekend to come.
I CAN READ, CAN YOU?What color is the sky?
Let me know if you nee some help with some of the big words.Why is the sky blue?
Light is a kind of energy that can travel through space. Light from the sun or a light bulb looks white, but it is really a mixture of many colors. The colors in white light are red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet. You can see these colors when you look at a rainbow in the sky.
The sky is filled with air. Air is a mixture of tiny gas molecules and small bits of solid stuff, like dust.
As sunlight goes through the air, it bumps into the molecules and dust. When light hits a gas molecule, it may bounce off in a different direction. Some colors of light, like red and orange, pass straight through the air. But most of the blue light bounces off in all directions. In this way, the blue light gets scattered all around the sky.
When you look up, some of this blue light reaches your eyes from all over the sky. Since you see blue light from everywhere overhead, the sky looks blue.
In space, there is no air. Because there is nothing for the light to bounce off, it just goes straight. None of the light gets scattered, and the "sky" looks dark and black.
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Well, this was fun and all, but it's after 5pm in my time zone so here's the big announcement. Since he has never taken a turn in this thread during his tenure, TomAz has accepted an invitation to be our next contestant. Let the game begin.
In your nearly 5 decades of experience on this Earth, tell us about your top 5 most cherished, past or presently owned modes of transportation and why each holds that place in your heart.
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Kory I don't think I have 5 modes of transportation that I've owned that I've cherished, so this is a stretch.
1. 1964 GMC straightside pickup truck. I had this in high school, the previous owner had converted the three-in-the-tree to a four-on-the-floor, so it had this really long stickshift like a school bus. My dad got me an 8 track player for it. This is the vehicle I had when I got my driver's license (1978), but it threw a rod so then I got..
2. 1968 Ford Galaxy 500. V8, approximately 0 miles per gallon. Loud, rusted tail pipe, dents, etc. It was beautiful. It got me around.
3. My current car, which I think I'm going to keep to myself. It's the best car I've ever even thought of driving, but it was expensive.
4. oh and I had this little sailfish sailboat in high school too. plastic hull, cheap nylon sails. great fun.
5. my bicycle in elementary school, but all I can remember is it was a 3-speed and not a Schwinn.
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Teaming up at Lotus for the first time last year, both Raikkonen and Grosjean showed an impressive turn of pace.
But while the Finn's culminated in the Abu Dhabi victory, Grosjean's resulted in a one-race ban after one too many incidents of crashing into his rivals.
Asked whether he had stepped in to offer his team-mate advice during the tumultuous time, Raikkonen told the official F1 website: "It is not my business so I kept out of it. I am not here to explain what to do.
"Everybody has his own way of doing things and you cannot so easily adapt that for somebody else. He had a tough time, but sometimes that happens. That's life."
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Moby-Dick, Herman Melville's masterpiece, builds to an extraordinary climax--when the Pequod is rammed and sunk by the great white whale. Inspiration for this scene came to Melville from a story that was well-known in the 19th century--the tragedy of the whaleship Essex.
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Mothers Day Feast Bison Tri Tip Grilled Corn & Artichokes
Mothers day.. 2010
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My husband got up this morning and made me some lovely pancakes for breakfast. The children brought me beautiful handmade cards and lovingly made presents from school. I had a nice leisurely morning playing with the kids and writing recipes. I think Mothers Day is such an overrated day. I think everyday should be Mothers & Fathers day. However I will use this day each year to get the house cleaned. I admit it I am shallow like that. Any opportunity to get the house cleaned works for me.
So while the hubby and the kids were cleaning I was playing on the grills. Now in my world a day of playing with the kids and playing with the grills rocks.
My menu for todays meal has been planned since this past Monday. I received an AWESOME present from the food editor of the Toronto Star Jennifer Bain. She also is known as the Saucy lady. I had not seen here for years though we corresponded back and forth. It was fun to grill up some items for her to be featured in a couple of articles in the Toronto Star's food section. Jennifer brought me a present she knew I would appreciate.
Her husband is a bison rancher in Alberta. I was thrilled to see her digging out packages of meat from her bag. A gorgeous tri-tip and some other cuts to be used at a later date. I knew in an instant what I would be making for Mother's day. I love tri-tip. Love it. I do not have it often enough. To get a bison tri-tip was really special. I can't wait to get together again. She is a walking encyclopedia of food knowledge and funny as hell.
For those of you not familiar with Tri-tip Whitetrash BBQ had the following article and image on Santa Maria Tri Tip:
My tri-tip started its journey today in a marinade of dried rosemary, minced garlic, canola oil, and red onions.
While the tri-tip was getting happy I moved on to the side dishes. Artichokes are another one of those items that I do not eat often enough. They are labour intensive but so worth it. I started out with quite a lot of artichokes.
Then I got to trimming them with some scissors to take out the tough sharp outer leaves. I used a large knife to cut off the ends just above the choke.
Cutting them in half and using a melon baller is the easiest way i have found to clean them out quickly.
I also like eating the stem. I used a paring knife to trim out the harder outer layer.
One of the most important steps is placing the trimmed artichokes in some acidulated water. Thats a fancy schmancy way of saying some water that has some lemon juice in it. So glad I am finally putting those college degrees to use. Basically if you skip this step you will end up with very gray blotchy looking artichokes. It won't affect the taste but they will look like crap on a plate.
After soaking them in the acidulated water for half an hour I drained them off and placed them in one of my large stock pots filled with fresh water. I boiled them in salted water for approx 1/2 hour till they were just started to tenderize. Now you can skip this step but you better be prepared to stand beside your charcoal grill for a good hour or so while they get tender. Since they are not a rib I am ok with boiling.
While they were getting their happy bath I moved on to the last side dish – corn. I love corn. If given a choice between corn or potatoes corn for me wins out every time. I remember once when I was a kid I got my a$$ seriously reprimanded for eating corn raw right in the field of the farmer that lived near us. Not only did I get the displeasure of my parents bestowed upon me for stealing our neighbours corn I had to go work for the farmer and make up for it. Sheesh I mean really to an 11 year old kid was the farmer really going to miss a couple of ears??? I still think brat (baby brother) ratted me out for that one.
Ok so getting back to the corn. I keep it simple flavorful and fresh. I peel back the husks and I remove the silks and I go right to the grill with it. I don't season it at all until it comes off. I really find if you use a good charcoal like Basques a lot of the flavor is imparted by the charcoal itself.
When it came off I simply sprinkled chipotle powder, lime zest, salt and pepper on it with a tiny bit of butter. (please note this is the truth the Paula Deen in me didn't come out today y'all!)At the last minute I always squeeze lime juice on as well.
As the corn was finishing it was time to get the artichokes on the grill to get a bit of char on them. It was quite windy in my backyard today.
**Ahem – note to husband a Q bana may be in my near future. Just saying its something to think about.
Please note this picture should also be proof that I do on occasion wear something other than black. Bright orange neon capris at home are perfectly acceptable grilling clothing.
While all this veggie madness was going on (see Peta I do eat veggies….) on went the tri-tip on the new Traeger 300. I am really loving this grill. Awesome color on everything and great taste too.
Today I employed the reverse sear method. It worked well again. Here is another reference to reverse sear as well.
I held it at 225F for approx 1/2 hour then I finished it at 450F. I took it to medium rare. That way everyone in our house is happy. rested it for 15 minuted lightly tented.
I sliced the tri-tip fairly thinly and served up the corn and the artichokes with a curry aioli (curry powder, good quality mayo, s&p, lemon juice, a wee bit of garlic powder, and a few pinches of turmeric).
Dinner as a family is always great and we try to eat together as much as we can. We are coming up to soccer season in our house this week. That means 3-4 times a week (for the next 12 weeks) we are either at a soccer game or at a soccer practice. I am going to cherish this dinner with family. Let me tell you it was goodness on a plate. #GOAP It was a wonderful meal for mothers day.
For all you Mom's out there you rock. Happy Mother's Day to you all.
4 Responses to "Mothers Day Feast Bison Tri Tip Grilled Corn & Artichokes"
Danielle this is so cool. I am really really proud of you. And your mom would be too. That I am sure of.
"acidulated water. Thats a fancy schmancy way of saying some water that has some lemon juice in it."
OH CRUD! Acid was lemon juice….I wasn't supposed to put LSD in there?
Great tip on the use of the melon baller. Hadn't thought of that but I do use that for scooping out twice baked potatoes.
Ok, so have you done the artichokes on the Traeger? If so, you steam them for 30 like you did and then how do you finish them on the smoker??


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8/01 in Yankee History
2009: Just hours before the trading deadline, Jerry Hairston Jr. is acquired from the Reds for minor league prospect Chase Weems; Shelley Duncan is optioned to AAA to make room for the new arrival.
2007: Andy Pettite holds the White Sox to 1 run on 6 scattered hits, and the bullpen keep a lid on things following his departure after 7 innings of work. With the win, the Baton Rouge, LA native draws his record even at 7-7.
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2006: In action against the Blue Jays on a stiflingly hot day, Bernie Williams strokes a 3-run double off Toronto's A.J. Burnett in the 4th of a 5-1 win. It is his 442nd career two-bagger, which ties him with Don Mattingly for second all-time on the Yankee list. Because of the heatwave, many of the Yankee Stadium scoreboard's features not are not working in keeping with New York's stretched power grid
1997: A 5-run 4th and a 3-run 6th are more than enough to propel the Yanks and Andy Pettitte to an 8-3 victory over Minnesota at the Stadium. Pettitte gives up 13 hits, but still goes 8 2/3 innings, needing help from reliever Jim Mecir only to get the final out.
1995: It's a no-decision for Andy Pettitte, as he yields after 5 innings to rookie Mariano Rivera, a new member of the middle relief corps. Rivera, who is the pitcher of record when the Yanks pull ahead to stay with a 3-run 7th , goes to 4-2 on the year.
1993: Reggie Jackson is inducted into the Hall of Fame. He has chosen to be depicted on his plaque in a Yankees cap.
1979: Thurman Munson plays his last game, a 9-1 win over the White Sox at Chicago. Munson, who has been plagued by knee troubles, is playing first base, but leaves the game in 3rd after striking out in his only turn at bat. Following the contest, some of his teammates create a minor scandal by autographing the bare behind of a young woman who boards the Yankee bus outside Comiskey Park.
1973: The Yankees-Red Sox rivalry flares up again, as Thurman Munson and Carlton Fisk brawl at Fenway. With the score 2-2 in the top of the 9th' Munson' attempting to score from 3rd on a missed bunt by Gene Michael, crashes into Fisk, and both come up swinging. Boston win 3-2 in the bottom of the inning to push New York into 2nd place, .004 behind the Orioles.
1968: Against the Red Sox' Stan Bahnsen strikes out 12 batters' the most ever by a Yankee rookie' in posting his first Major League shutout' 1-0. His mark will last 30 years until 'El Duque' Hernandez fans 13. A safe bunt by Tom Tresh' a steal' and a single by Bill Robinson accounts for the only run off Boston's Dave Morehead.
1941: Lefty Gomez blanks the St. Louis Browns 9-0 despite walking 11 batters' the most ever issued in a shutout. He allows 5 hits and walks Roy Cullenbine 4 times. A Major League record-tying 15 Brownie base runners are left stranded' matching a mark established twice before in shut outs (May 22' 1913; July 29' 1931). Not until the Cardinals on May 24' 1994' will the mark be surpassed. The Browns will set a AL record this year' with 1334 left on base. Tommy Henrich leads the Yanks with 4 hits' including 2 homers. For Gomez' it is his 8th straight win.
1937: Lou Gehrig hits for the cycle for the second time in his career, as the Yankees win 14-5. Joe DiMaggio adds his 31st homer of the year' and his 3rd in three days.
1932: With Earl Whitehill on the mound for Detroit' the Yanks' normal fifth batter Tony Lazzeri goes to bat and' sensing something amiss' asks ump Dick Nallin who is supposed to be up. The lineup card shows Ben Chapman, but when manager Joe McCarthy (below) says its a mistake' Nallin lets Lazzeri hit. When Lazzeri singles' Detroit skipper Bucky Harris rushes out to protest' but Nallin overrules him. New York win 6-3' but the Detroit protest will be upheld by AL president Will Harridge , and the game replayed on September 8th. This game will result in some statistical confusion since the individual records will be included' but the game will not beclisted in the 'games played' column for a few years (Some reference works erroneously list this game as having being played on August 19th).
1928: In a Yankee 12-1 rout of the Browns, Babe Ruth hits home run No. 42 in the 1st' off Alvin 'General' Crowder' and goes 4 weeks ahead of his 1927 pace. Bob Meusel,also belts a homer. Winning pitcher Hank Johnson (below) scatters 7 hits and goes an unprecedented 5-for-5 at the plate.
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1925: The Yankees buy Tony Lazzeri from the Pacific Coast League for spring delivery. Lazzeri will hit a minor-league record 60 HRs with 222 RBI at Salt Lake City' and earn thenickname 'Poosh-em-up' from his legion of Italian admirers.
1905: Cleveland's sidearm-firing Earl Moore is hit on the foot by a line drive and limps to a 3-2 loss to the Highlanders in New York. He will hobble to a 2-8 record the rest of the season' finishing at 15-15 and win just 9 games in the following three seasons. Meanwhile' Cleveland 'loans' catcher Nig Clarke to Detroit. He'll be returned to Cleveland on August 11. He is the third catcher this year to be sold' then returned to his original team.
1903: Rube Waddell (below) no-hits the Highlanders except for Kid Elberfeld, who collects 4 singles. These' plus a lavish 6 walks' take the Philadelphia hurler down to a 3-2 defeat, with the win going to Jack Chesbro. The eccentric A's ace observes afterward: "If I'd walked him 4 times' I would have pitched a no-hitter."


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UFC 162 'Behind the Numbers:' Closer look at Anderson Silva's sensational career stat sheet - MMAmania.com
General Statistics
Currently ranked as the No. 1 middleweight in the world and No. 1 ranked pound-for-pound fighter in the world, according to the official UFC rankings.
At 38, is the second oldest active fighter in the UFC middleweight division behind Cung Le (42).
Tied with Chuck Liddell and Randy Couture for the second most wins in UFC history at 16. Matt Hughes and Georges St. Pierre hold the record with 18 wins.
Holds the UFC record for most consecutive victories at 16.
His 12 post-fight bonuses are tied with Joe Lauzon for the most ever. Silva's six "Knockout of the Night" awards are the most in UFC history.
Has fought in the main event in 15 of his 16 UFC fights.
His 12 victories in the middleweight division is tied with Yushin Okami for the most in UFC history.
His 11 (technical) knockout wins are the most of any fighter in UFC history.
His 17-fight MMA win-streak is third among active UFC fighters. Glover Teixeira is second with 19-straight wins while Khabib Nurmagomedov and interim bantamweight champion Renan Barao are tied for the longest MMA win-streak of any active UFC fighter with 20 wins in a row.
Championship Statistics
At 38, will become the second oldest fighter to compete in a UFC championship bout behind Randy Couture, who fought for UFC gold at 45 years old.
Tied with Georges St. Pierre for the most wins in UFC championship fights at 11.
Holds the UFC record for consecutive title defenses at 10.
His 12th UFC title fight will tie him with Matt Hughes for third most ever. Georges St. Pierre is second with 13 while Randy Couture leads the category at 15.
Silva's 2457-day title reign is the longest of any fighter in UFC history. Second is Tito Ortiz, who held the light heavyweight belt for 1260 days.
In-Fight Statistics
Holds the highest significant striking accuracy of any fighter in UFC history at 67.76%.
Has the fourth highest takedown defense in UFC middleweight history at 83.7%.
Of his 16 UFC victories, has defeated opponents by 12 different methods.
Has scored the most knockdowns of any fighter in UFC history at 17.
Has only fought past the second round four times in his UFC career. Only gone to a decision twice.
Has never been defeated by (technical) knockout in his 37-fight career.
I remember when all the fighters were picking Horn to beat Liddell
Ronda Rousey is Pulling for Anderson Silva to Beat Chris Weidman at UFC 162
UFC 162's Chris Weidman as popular upset pick: 'Gives extra boost of confidence'
Seagal: Anderson better on paper and real world
Seagal: Where I come from we always say talk is cheap and the proof is in how it goes in the fight. If you all want my opinion, and I assume the reason why you called is because you want my opinion. My opinion is this young gentlemen, from what I've heard is a real nice young man. I can see he's very good on the ground. He's got grappling skills, great take downs, great guillotine, great arm triangle stuff like that, very good. That's kind of what I can say about him. I think he's very strong and good at all that stuff.
I think that he's an offensive fighter and I think that Anderson is a better defensive fighter, which automatically puts him at a little bit of a disadvantage in some ways. I think Andersoon won't go on his knees so a lot of that stuff won't be easy for him to get. And he's very dangerous on his back, which I don't think many people realize. People think 'Yeah I got on top of Anderson' and look what happens when they do.
All that said, I believe Anderson is a little bit faster, he has a lot more experience, I believe he has a lot better timing, I think that he's a better striker, and I think he's a better kicker. He has better kicks and better strikes.
So people can say what they want to say and in this world anything can happen, but I kind of feel on paper that Anderson has the advantage and in the real world he has the advantage.
Ariel Helwani: Do you feel as though this will be Anderson's toughest test in the UFC?
Seagal: Oh I don't know. He's hard some pretty damn tough tests. He's got five rounds to knock him out and that's why I'm hoping for is a knockout. I hope Anderson will knock him out and that's not offense to this young gentlemen. That's my guy and that's what I'm hoping for. Anderson has some tough times, like with Chael Sonnen and he was injured badly. That was a real tough time. I don't think it gets too much tougher than that. So no, I don't think Weidman will be tougher. He's a great fighter, very strong, great ground game, wonderful fighter, wonderful young man.
Ariel Helwani: Some people have called Chris Weidman the great white hope, great white hype if you will, have tried to will him to beat him, do you view it that way?
Seagal: To be honest with you, forgive me for saying this, but spending so much time in Detroit and Louisiana, we don't look at color, great white, great black, why do we have to talk about color? He's just a great young man, a great fighter with great potential, and we don't need to be hoping or praying for anything, let's hope the best man wins, that's the way I look at it.
Ariel Helwani: Do you feel as though Anderson is being disrespected? As someone who knows him, his body of work, does it bother you to see people pick against him so easily?
Seagal: I mean we are living in a very very strange pond to swim. It's a very strange pond to swim in. There's a lot of people who have no experience in the martial arts who are talking as if they've been doing it for fifty years and talking as if they are masters. There are a lot of people who make up shit and lie through their teeth. There's a lot of people who have huge egos and huge mouths who love to talk and say a lot of stuff. Then there are people who are highly accredited people who have been in the martial arts a long long time who certainly we want to hear from. They cast their opinions with respect, which I always try to do, and everybody wants to hear what they have to say. We're swimming in a pond with the good, the bad, and the ugly. What I try to do is tune into the good and stay around the good, and more and more as time goes on I hope the UFC gets more people that are polite and qualified to give their opinions.

Really? I remember Chuck waxing dat ass...
Horn beat Chuck at ufc 19, and lost at 54. Had to look that up.


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Last year, the New York investment bank headed off a similar proposal from another group by appointing a lead independent director on the board.
Beverly O'Toole, Goldman Sachs associate general counsel, sent a letter to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on January 16 seeking permission to exclude the shareholder proposal from the annual proxy, calling it "inherently vague and indefinite."
CtW Investment Group, which works with union pension funds with more than $200 billion in assets, submitted the resolution in December. The group's proposal called for a board policy requiring the chairman to be a director who has not previously been the CEO and who is independent of management.
Shareholders will vote on proposals included in the proxy filing at the company's annual stockholder meeting.
Michael Pryce-Jones, senior research analyst with CtW, said the group was disappointed with Goldman's effort to block the proposal for what he called "nit-picky" reasons. The company needs an independent chairman because that position would set the board's agenda and provide additional oversight, he said.
Last March, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees dropped its proposal to split the posts after Goldman agreed to create the lead independent director position, which is held by former insurance executive James Schiro.
Naming a lead director "was a move in the right direction, but it's clearly not enough," Pryce-Jones said. Goldman Sachs and the SEC declined to comment.
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Is that the matte black or oil slick? I have an L3 that I'm looking to match, and that looks like it matches your C1R quite nicely.
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They've had this one in stock for a while now but unfortunately I haven't been able to find the matching OtherSideloader for the downtube holder.
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June 10, 2004
Georgetown resident charged with tax fraud
A Georgetown resident is being held at the Georgetown County Detention Center today after South Carolina Department of Revenue investigators charged her with state income tax fraud.
Tilnesih Shanna Miller, 22, of 5810 Exodus Drive, was charged with four counts of submitting falsified tax documents to the Department of Revenue and three counts of criminal conspiracy in assisting other taxpayers in receiving illegal tax refunds. She is being held at the detention center pending a bond hearing.
Miller is accused of attempting to receive illegal tax refunds by submitting fraudulent W-2 forms with her tax returns filed from 1999 – 2002. She also is accused of assisting in criminal activity by allowing other taxpayers to receive illegal tax refunds at her post office box. Miller is facing up to 19 years in prison and fines up to $35,000 if convicted of all the charges.
The department's investigation is ongoing and more arrests are expected. The Georgetown County Sheriff's Office assisted the Department of Revenue in Miller's arrest.
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