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Chinese Jiaozi Recipe (Pork and Chive Dumplings/韭菜饺子)
There is an age old saying that Chinese people live to eat, or in Chinese "民以食为天." I am Chinese and I can strongly attest to the claim–Chinese people live for the sole purpose of eating and stuffing ourselves silly with food, food, and more food. If Maslow were to create a Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs for Chinese people, it would look something like this…
(OK, that was just me trying to amuse you. It's sad, but Level 5 is actually not a myth and some people–especially the wealthy–do eat them. But I will never EVER cross into Level 5.)
Hence, Chinese New Year is a celebration of marathon eating and drinking–throw in some gambling, firecrackers burning, karaoke-ing into the mix–for 15 glorious days. For more than two weeks straight (actually 16 days if you count New Year's Eve into it), we would be out and about looking for great eats–in restaurants, at home, at friend's and family's home, or just about anywhere we smell food. As a foodie, I simply looooove Chinese New Year….
Today, I am serving up a dish that most Chinese people (especially from Northern part of China) can't do without during the Chinese New Year's festivities--jiaozi (饺子) or Chinese dumplings. Ironically, born and raised in Malaysia, jiaozi/dumpling has never been a part of my family's dining table. In fact, I only discovered jiaozi when I attended college here in the US, where my Chinese friends from China would make buckets of them for the festival. Well, I must say that I am very lucky to have discovered this delicacy, and now I can't live without them.
The beautiful thing about jiaozi is its versatility. For the filling, you can pretty much use anything you want: ground pork is the most common ingredient, but you can also fill these jiaozi/dumplings with beef, chicken, shrimp, vegetables (for vegetarian jiaozi/dumplings), or be creative and do a filling of different combos. Once I dined at a Jiaozi restaurant (dumpling house) in Beijing and it serves no less than 30 different kinds of dumplings with every possible savory filling possible. It's simply mind boggling to decide which one to order, but suffice it to say, you can't go wrong with jiaozi, regardless of the filling.
For today, I made a very traditional Chinese dumplings with chives and ground pork filling (韭菜饺子). Other than time consuming, it's really not that hard to make these jiaozi. I was inspired by my friend Jen Yu at Use Real Butter.
Now, I dare you to make Chinese jiaozi/dumplings from scratch; it's fun and the rewards are remarkably satisfying and mouthwatering!
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Wow, I love your dumplings very much…looks juicy.
Gong Xi Fat Cai! from us the boys!
Haha, your triangle is very funny and hilariously true. LOL!
- Christine
I made pierogies today from scratch… that almost counts!
I actually do want to make dumplings though, so it will happen sooner or later.
That Chinese old saying is true!
Love Jiaozi, I usually dip into Korean gochujang :))))
Anonymous – thanks. Yes, they are juicy, especially good when dipped in vinegar.
Addie – Gong Xi Fa Cai.
Big Boys – thanks and Gong Xi Fa Cai to you boys, too. :)
Brilynn – awesome…would love to see your dumplings. :)
Andaliman – Yes, it's true. I am Chinese and a living proof!!! Ooooh, what is Korean gochujang? Will have to try it out.
these dumplings reminded me of my best fooding in beijing :-)those good times!! and your photos are killing me! they look beautifully delicious!! i will definitely put this in my to "eat list" thanks for sharing!!!
happy lunar new year and happy valentine :-)
Happy CNY and Gong xi Fa Cai!
I made some pan-fried potsticks last weekend too. but yours looked way better and "juicier" than mine.
acme across from sugar bean! wow, the chinese dumplings are looking good! wanna learn how to make this.
happy chinese new yaer to you!
喜欢吃饺子~ 喜欢韭菜饺儿:)
love jiaozi!
love jiucai jiaozi:)
I'm addict to dumpling :)
Awsone photos, interesting post, what could I say more ! oh, i like this smalls dumplings, it's too good! cheers
Love these.. :)
haha i dont dare..looks wayyyyyyy too harrddd….
Oooh! These look and sound delicious! We have a lot of Chinese restaurants here and I am a big fan of dumplings…I have never made my own though! Maybe it's high time I give it a try! :)
You are tempting me to make my own jiaozi. They look absolutely juicy.
eek! even if i can afford level 5 exotic food, i wouldn't want to! i'm not too fond of meat… esp. from animals.
well i don't like level 4 expensive food too. my family and friends used to say i am stupid because i don't like good expensive food.
have you guys heard of another saying of the chinese and food?
"the chinese eats anything with four legs except the table."
i say no to ur hierarchy no 5 too.
nice dumplings there!
Bea!! You are such a stud! Those look really good. I am so jealous that you can get such great ingredients (the leeks, I miss those) in So Cal :( Not so trivial out here in the sticks! Happy New Year, you stud woman. I don't always get a chance to comment, but I always check out your masterful creations. You rock :) xxoo
Awesome, I've been looking for a jaiozi recipe. Perfect timing!
That looks so good. I don't know where you find time. I feel rather inspired by you now to try this….one day. One weekend maybe. :)
Gong Xi Gong Xi!
I also like jiaozi. One of my frens from Shanghai recommended using Qi Cai (another kind of veg) for the pork filling. Nice also. For just jiaozi alone, I can eat buckets of it! :P
Heeee….am also not game for Level 5. Too exotic :O
hey dont mock the chinese …( this comming from a wannabe chinese ), i'm with them on living for the sole purpose of eating. Gosh u should see me when i'm in HK … i can eat like a freakin cow.
HEHE and yes u did succeed in amusing me with that wacky table. I know some lazy indain expats in HK who rice and soya sauce … or actually so i've been told :)
The dumplings are my fav., but i make them with beef not pork.
Dumpling looks delicious and the recipe seems simple – I'll try!
A couple of questions:
1) How many dumplings does the recipe yield?
2) Can we pan-fry them like guo-tie?
We've made lots of jiaozi but never attempted making the skin ourselves. Does it take a lot of skill/patience to roll them right?
Thanks all for your sweet comments. :)
WL – I didn't count exactly how many it yields because I keep eating them as soon as they were out…LOL, but I think they made about 25 plus minus…don't quote me…but I got two plates of them.
Nate – it doesn't take much skill to knead the dough, just patience…haha, I did it while watching TV, so not that painful. :P
Ooooo..looks really juicy and delicious! I have been looking high and low for dumpling skin recipe as i wanna try doing it at home. Guess i will be making this on Sunday to impress some guests. Hehe..thanks!
Oppss…one question. Can this be pan fried?
WL and Precious Pea – for pan-frying, please check out my friend's post here: http://jenyu.net/blog/2007/10/04/chinese-dumplings-and-potstickers/
Gong Xi Fa Chai! Keep on cooking! I loved these babies…Slurpz!
LOL. Love that Maslow's look alike triangle.
I can't get enough of dumpling as well. Made some pan-fried ones over the weekend too. Didn't make it from scratch though.. too lazy!
新 年 快 樂 !
pork/leek is my favorite flavor combination for dumplings. i love to add a little bit of shrimp in there. have you been back to D-10053? their shrimp/leek is so good… i'm pretty sure they put egg whites in there to add that a bit of silkiness to it. your dumplings look great.
I love dumplings and your look so delicious!!! My favorite are the pork Shanghai dumplings.
Pls let me know i cup of measurement yeild for how many ml in malaysia? thanks
Anonymous – I did an online conversion and it says 1 cup (US) = 236 ml.
oh rasa M! you have got my number with these dumplings! love the maslow's herarchy, i should do one for russuan italians girls w/ a penchant for asian flavors!
I love to eat jiaozi! When I was in college I would stock up these pre-made dumplings and dump a few into my favorite instant noodles..
I tried this recipe. It's really good. It requires much skill making the skin round and uniform in size using this method. To solve this problem i just rolled out the dough and cut them with rounded cookie cutter.
Your dumplings look really appetising and I'm craving for some right now!
I've been told that to cook a more delicate dumpling, the boiling itself has a few procedures. Initially, we'll have to bring the water a to boil, lower heat to cook the dumplings for a couple of mins while stirring. After which, add icy cold water and stir. Cover and let water return to a boil and repeat this for a third time until the dumplings are done. Does it really affect the quality of the dumplings?
Those are yummy looking chinese jiaozi. Im saving this chinese jiaozi recipe for sure!
Having made jiaozi (and totally fallen in love with them) while I was studying in China, I can say that the fiddly cooking method (with the bringing to a boil 3 times) does make a bit of difference: it helps them not explode with air, and it is handy for timing how long to cook them.
oh wow that looks good, AND there's nothing but water and flour in the dumpling?! Even better! Thanks I'm going to try this very soon.
This look so good! Is there a way to subsitute the rice wine? Since, its hard to find it where I lived.
thanks for this recipe.. i would love to try it soon :)
Hi! I love your blog so much! I have a question though, I make dumplings all the time, but this recipe didn't go too well with my friends. Did I do something wrong? The filling was a bit "rough" in texture when we tasted it.
Hi Samantha I think your problem is the meat you used. Sometimes when I keep my meat in the fridge for too long it becomes quite hard when i boil it. Try setting it to room temperature first then boil it. You want a soft, gentle texture when you bite it.
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I'm european, so…the 3rd stage in your pyramid is the bottom line for me…:). Tomorrow I will try your dumplings…can't wait…have a nice day
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Thanks for the recipe! I will attempt make the dough for the first time! One question for you is about how many these would make?
Happy New Year!
Nice photos :-).
I just had my first attempt at making the wrappers myself using a glutinous flour, but that doesn't seem to work ; the wrapper rips before you can make it into a dumpling. Which flour would you recommend? Thanks!
Do you think this is the real traditional recipe for Jiaozi ??
Made this tonight and the filling was a bit too dry and bland. Will probably try adding shrimp and more seasoning next time.
If you don't have the rice wine or sesame oil, I've found just using a garlic and/or basil based oil mixed with the pork works really well. Adding a bit of cayenne pepper and cinnamon goes really well with the chives/ leeks.
I also found a little bit of melted butter with the dough works really well. :)
Hi, I want to make these, I have all the ingredients… One question, is the meat cooked first, or is it raw mixed with everything then cooked in the wrapper? First time for me!
I have made this butter cake using your recipe. Very soft and delicious. I added strawberry jam and dried coconut on top. Very easy to make. I used self rising flour instead of normal flour and reduce sugar to only 150 g. It worked just fine. Thank you. I will make again.
hello thank you for the great recipes i like to know if i can make it with chicken or beef instant of pork
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Then they fuck us all over, and close the source, and go proprietary with the game media assets.
Then we cant fork it, because the media assets are proprietary.
The media assets needs to be free in case the developers fuck the community over, or if they cancel the project. Forking is essential to a healthy system where it can continue to grow and evolve. Else it is too vulnerable.
I understand your point, though it's been 7 years now, with 7 major releases. Nothing is stopping you from picking up one of those releases, and playing the game with a new client, or mod. The developers and founder are very adamant about the game remaining free. The topic has come up countless times to ask and put the game on steam for promotion, though as you may know steam only allows games that make money.
I used to play it, was pretty cool game.
however some maps were a bit hard as you needed to do some precise maneuvering, but at least it was cool to watch the pros at it.
Might try it again.
Just want to say that forking usually happens when the project has some serious issues. If the project is well managed and developed there is no need for a fork. See Xonotic and also Libreoffice and Xorg examples. If the project is not open source and can't be forked there is a big chance it will die.
I wanna clear one thing up: Warsow is the Qfusion and Qfusion is far from dead 1.0 engine changes are ernomous, making the engine pretty darn modern in many aspects: Hardware rendered skeletal animations, incredibly high map performance with VBO's, octagon hitboxes, nice e-sport features like r_drawflat etc. You can read more about our new engine stuff here.
Secondly we do have our reasons for keeping semi-closed* repository. The engine projects we have are always pretty gigantic, multi-month projects which need big commitment from the guys who do them. For example we're likely first, or at least one of the very first open source engine projects to bring modern-day engine stuff to the open source engines, like hardware rendered models (classic Quake 2/3 engine forks do this in the CPU, being very inefficient in model rendering).
When it comes to the media assets, it's true that they're not open source. To clarify that a bit - we're not an open source project, we're a free game project. There are pros and cons in both ways of development. With fully open projects it's usually easier to find contributors. On the other hand our media is very high quality and professional, which then again is due "closed" nature of the project. People who contribute for us are actual game developers, and usually want something to show in their portfolio and which doesn't get forked around different projects and modified to death by other people.
To put it short, we're just trying to make the best possible free and unique fps.
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Chicken and Paprika Cream
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This spicy-creamy dish is special enough to serve to dinner guests. Try it with steamed vegetables and rice.
Serves: Serves 4
- 2 TB. olive oil
- 11⁄2 lbs. boneless, skinless chicken breasts, each breast cut into three strips lengthwise (about 3⁄4-inch thick)
- 1 tsp. paprika
- 3⁄4 tsp. salt
- Pinch of pepper
- 1 cup fat-free chicken broth
- 1 tsp. paprika
- 1⁄2 tsp. salt
- 2⁄3 cup fat-free or low-fat sour cream
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- Heat oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat.
- Sprinkle chicken breasts with paprika, salt, and pepper. Cook chicken for eight minutes or until done, turning once.
- When chicken is done, remove to a serving plate and cover with foil to keep warm.
- Turn heat to high. Add chicken broth, paprika, salt, and more pepper to the skillet where chicken was cooked and heat to boiling.
- Cook for seven minutes (broth will reduce by approximately 3⁄4).
- Turn off heat and stir in sour cream.
- Arrange chicken slices on serving plates, pour sauce over, and serve.
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In his 2002 State of the Union Address, President George W. Bush describes "regimes that sponsor terror" as an Axis of Evil, in which he includes Iraq, Iran and North Korea.
In October 2002, Bush signed a congressional resolution authorizing war against Iraq.
In February 2003, Secretary of State Colin Powell presented evidence to the United Nations Security Council that Iraq had biological weapons and argues in favor of military action. Powell later admitted he had presented what turned out to be an inaccurate case to the UN on Iraqi weapons, and the intelligence he was relying on was, in some cases, "deliberately misleading."
Bush announced the start of the war between Iraq and the U.S. during a televised address from the Oval Officeon March 19, 2003. The United States said it had began its war against Iraq just minutes after several explosions were heard over Baghdad.
In an operation dubbed "Shock and Awe," smoke billowed from a presidential palace compound in Baghdad during air strikes on March 21, 2003. Large explosions shook Baghdad during a night of blistering air strikes, as U.S. and British ground forces advancing across southern Iraq battled for hours for control of a strategic airfield.
U.S. troops wait in the toilets and shower rooms wearing full nuclear biological and chemical protection suits in during an air raid warning in Kuwait on March 21 2003. Men showering scrambled to get into their protection as the sirens sounded.
A Tomahawk cruise missile rises in a plume of smoke as it is fired from the MK-41 vertical launching system and lights up the U.S. flag and a banner which reads, 'We Shall Never Forget' on board the Aegis guided missile cruiser USS Mobile Bay on March 24, 2003.
A U.S. Army combat engineer enjoys a cigarette as he relaxes between the cities of Najaf and Karbala as another sandstorm turns the daylight orange on March 26, 2003.
A U.S. Marine with Fox Company 'Raiders' patrols in Nassiriya in southern Iraq on April 8, 2003.
Baghdad fell to U.S. forces on April 9, 2003. Here, U.S. Marine Corp Assaultman Kirk Dalrymple watches as a statue of Iraq's President Saddam Hussein falls in central Baghdad. The head was later removed and dragged through the streets.
U.S. Marines from Lima Company, a part of a 7th Marine Regiment, walk in front of the Martyrs Monument during the operation of securing the center of Baghdad on April 9, 2003.
Combat camera video shows undated footage of U.S. Army soldier Jessica Lynch on a stretcher during her rescue from Iraq. The video was shown as part of a media briefing at Camp As Sayliyah on April 2, 2003. Lynch was severely injured and then kidnapped when her convoy was ambushed on March 23, 2003, by Iraqi forces during the Battle of Nasiriyah.
U.S. Army Spc. Shoshana Johnson is transported onto a Marine helicopter with six other U.S. prisoners of war on April 13, 2003. Johnson, along with Lynch, was kidnapped during an ambush and held captive for 22 days. Johnson suffered gunshot wounds to both of her ankles.
U.S. Marines kick in a door while securing a building next to the main hospital in central Baghdad on April 15, 2003, which will be used as a temporary Iraqi police headquarters.
In a now infamous moment, Bush told a cheering crew aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln on May 1, 2003, that U.S. forces had brought about a "turning of the tide" against terrorism. Underneath a banner reading "Mission Accomplished," the president said the conflict with Iraq marked the beginning of "a new era" in waging war.
Capt. Christopher Fallon from Orlando, Fla., of the 1st battalion of the 22nd regiment of the fourth division of the U.S. Army plays baseball in one of the palaces of ousted Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein in Tikrit, about 110 miles northwest of Baghdad, on Sept. 16, 2003.
In 2003, protests against the Iraq War take place in more than 600 cities worldwide. It is estimated that between 8 million to 30 million people participate, making this the largest peace demonstration in history.
On Dec. 13, 2003, troops found a haggard Hussein hiding in a spider hole outside a farmhouse near his hometown of Tikrit. They managed to capture the elusive dictator without firing a shot following an eight-month manhunt.
British Army troops are covered in flames from a petrol bomb thrown during a violent protest by job seekers, who say they were promised employment in the security services, in the southern Iraq city of Basra on March 22, 2004. As the protest evolved into violence, demonstrators were heard to chant, "Yes yes to Yassin, no no to America, Britain and Israel" in response to the killing in Gaza of Hamas founder and spiritual leader Sheikh Ahmed Yassin.
Coffins of U.S. military personnel are prepared to be offloaded at Dover Air Force Base in Dover, Del., in this undated photo. The U.S. Air Force, in response to a Freedom of Information Act request, released more than 300 photos showing the remains of U.S. service members returning home to the website www.thememoryhold.org on April 14, 2004.
A picture obtained by ABC News and released May 19, 2004, shows a man identified as Sgt. Charles Graner posing over the body of detainee Manadel a-Jamadi in the now-infamous Abu Ghraib prison. The Justice Department opened an investigation into this death and four others, and the Defense Department removed 17 soldiers and officers from duty. Graner and his former fiancee, Specialist Lynndie England, were sentenced to 10 years and three years in prison, respectively, for their roles in the abuse.
In November 2004, more than 10,000 U.S. troops and a small number of Iraqi army units begin a siege on the insurgent stronghold of Fallujah, Iraq. Dubbed Operation Phantom Fury, the siege would last until Dec. 23 and result in the death of more than 1,350 insurgent fighters and 95 American soldiers. The operation would prove to be the bloodiest battle of the Iraq War.
U.S. Marine platoon Gunnery Sergeant, Ryan P. Shane (C), from the 1st Battalion of the 8th Marine Regiment, and another member pull a fatally wounded comrade to safety while under fire during a military operation in the Iraqi western city of Falluja on Dec. 17, 2004. Seconds later, Shane was also injured by nearby enemy fire, a U.S. Marine officer said.
An Iraqi woman rests as she waits with other women to cast her ballot in Najaf in Iraq's first national election on Jan. 30, 2005. Millions of Iraqis flocked to vote in a historic election, defying insurgents who killed 35 people in a bloody assault on the poll.
On Nov. 23, 2006, a series of fiery suicide car bombings killed at least 152 people and injured 236 more in the deadliest sectarian attack in Baghdad since the war began.
In November 2006, Hussein and his co-defendants Barzan Ibrahim al-Tikriti and Awad Hamed al-Bandar are sentenced to death for crimes committed against residents of Dujail, Iraq, in 1982, following a failed assassination attempt against Hussein. Specific charges included the murder of 148 people, torture of women and children and the illegal arrest of 399 others.
Footage from Al Iraqiya television shows masked executioners putting a noose around Hussein's neck moments before his hanging in Baghdad on Dec. 30, 2006. Hussein was hanged for crimes against humanity at dawn in a dramatic, violent end for a leader who ruled Iraq by fear for three decades.
In response to rising violence, Bush announces in a televised address to the nation on Jan. 10, 2007, that he will send a "surge" of 21,500 U.S. forces to Iraq.
Demonstrators wave Iraqi flags during an anti-U.S. protest called for by fiery cleric Moqtada al-Sadr in Najaf, marking the fourth anniversary of the fall of Baghdad on April 9, 2007. Baghdad was under curfew on Monday on the fourth anniversary of the fall of the capital to U.S. forces.
In a lighter moment, U.S. soldiers push the car of an Iraqi man to start the engine at a checkpoint in north Baghdad on June 13, 2007.
On Sept. 17, 2007, controversy erupts after contractors for the private security firm Blackwater shoot 17 Iraqi civilians in a Baghdad square. Here, a man who was wounded in the attack is helped by his relatives in a Baghdad hospital. Irate Iraqi officials canceled the controversial firm's license, although ultimately all charges against Blackwater are dismissed.
An Iraqi woman reacts as men are taken out of a house and detained by U.S. soldiers of the 2nd Brigade, 1st Armour Division, and Iraqi soldiers during a joint military operation in Baghdad's Sadr City on July 12, 2008.
On Dec. 14, 2008, Bush is almost struck by two shoes thrown at him by Iraqi journalist Muntadhar al-Zaidi during a news conference in Baghdad. In March 2009, al-Zaidi would be sentenced to three years in prison for assaulting a foreign head of state during an official visit. The sentence was later reduced to one year and al-Zaidi was released on Sept. 15, 2009, for good behavior after serving nine months of the sentence.
On Jan. 1, 2009, U.S. troops formally hand over military control of Baghdad's heavily-fortified Green Zone to Iraqi troops, a first major step in the U.S. withdrawal from Iraq.
Iraqi policewomen aim their weapons during training at a police academy in Kerbala, 50 miles southwest of Baghdad, on March 22, 2009. About 2,000 policewomen participated in the three-month training course.
On Jan. 25, 2010, Iraqi officials hang Ali Hassan al-Majeed, the Saddam Hussein henchman widely known as "Chemical Ali," for genocide against ethnic Kurds. The cousin of Hussein, he laughed as his guilty verdict was read.
President Barack Obama declares an end to conflict in Iraq during a national address from the Oval Office on Aug. 31, 2010.
On Dec. 17, 2011, a U.S. military vehicle crosses the border into Kuwait as the last convoy of U.S. soldiers pull out of Iraq, ending nearly nine years of war that cost almost 4,500 American lives.
Supporters of anti-U.S. Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr wave Iraqi flags during a rally in Basra on March 19, 2012. The protest marked the ninth anniversary of the start of the U.S. invasion in 2003. Slogans were mainly directed at the government of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki for failing to improve the lives of Iraq's poor.
In June 2014, Islamic militants overran the city of Mosul after taking Fallujah earlier in the year, sending residents and even security forces fleeing. They were threatening to march further south into Baghdad, putting the country's relative stability at risk.
In August 2014, President Barack Obama announced that U.S. airstrikes had begun on Islamic militants after the group had advanced toward what Obama called U.S. interests in northern Iraq. Humanitarian aid drops were also underway to the ethnic Yazidis stranded in the northern mountains by the Islamic group's military siege.
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Aug 7, 2012, 9:00 PM EDT
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Ross Detwiler starts tonight's game at Minute Maid Park.
It got lost amid the chaos of the final innings of last night's victory, but Jayson Werth departed early after complaining of tired legs. It's a concern he's had all along as he returns from a broken wrist, and on Sunday he noted that "my legs are still a little behind, but everything else feels good." Well, apparently the issue is significant enough that Werth isn't starting tonight's game in Houston. Roger Bernadina will now start in center field, with Bryce Harper in right field.
Meanwhile, Cesar Izturis will be in uniform and available to make his Nationals debut, one day after the veteran infielder was claimed off waivers from the Brewers. He'll come off the bench, as will Kurt Suzuki, who after catching all 11 innings last night is replaced by Jesus Flores for this game.
Ross Detwiler gets the nod, looking to build off one of the best starts of his career when he tossed seven scoreless innings against the Phillies. Right-hander Jordan Lyles starts for the Astros, who have now lost 31 of their last 35 games.
As you know, I'm not in Houston for this series. Please enjoy the conversation as always…
WASHINGTON NATIONALS at HOUSTON ASTROS
Where: Minute Maid Park
Gametime: 8:05 p.m. EDT
TV: MASN2, MLB.tv
Radio: WJFK (106.7 FM), WFED (1500 AM), XM 186
Weather: Partly cloudy, 90 degrees, Wind 9 mph out to CF
2B Steve Lombardozzi
RF Bryce Harper
3B Ryan Zimmerman
1B Adam LaRoche
- William O. Douglas Loeffler - Aug 8, 2012 at 4:30 AM
Before anyone gets too worked up….The Orioles just won their 12th straight extra inning game. Now just stop and think about that. Are they geniuses in extra innings and bad at every other part of the game? One of their players just said their success in extra innings was because their players fight harder than other players.Why don't they fight so hard in regular innings?
- peric - Aug 8, 2012 at 4:31 AM
Stop with the jinxing of the Park!! There's still 2 games left here and then its off the play the Diamond Rags (excuse the use of the U of M student news rag) and then the Giants who may have the best park in baseball and team that is smarting from getting swept by these Nats.
- sjm308 - Aug 8, 2012 at 4:32 AM
Just checked to make sureBEST RECORD IN ALL OF MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL!!How great is that??Go Nats!!
- rogieshan - Aug 8, 2012 at 4:32 AM
Funny how left field is supposedly Bernadina's best position, yet his two most impressive web gems have come from centerfield. Instant espy award candidate.
- peric - Aug 8, 2012 at 4:33 AM
Why don't they fight so hard in regular innings?They don't "got milk" and they have Showater and Duquene instead of Johnson and Rizzo + Clark et al. Plus, lots of dumpster diving in Asia.
- peric - Aug 8, 2012 at 4:35 AM
Funny how left field is supposedly Bernadina's best position, yet his two most impressive web gems have come from centerfield. He takes funny routs on some plays and I am pretty sure his next best web gem was from his efforts in left field. And that is considered his best position. In any case he is better than everyone else currently on the club when it comes to running routes to the ball except possibly for Werth. If they brought Brown back he would be the best outfielder.
- ehay2k - Aug 8, 2012 at 4:36 AM
Biggest thing for me was how well and how deep Detwiler pitched. Remember, he spent about half the year in the bullpen, so he's pretty rested. That rested arm and his trust in his stuff will pay dividends later in the season. And Flores really called a good game I thought. Suzuki is taking notes, for sure.
- Drew - Aug 8, 2012 at 4:38 AM
Timothy: You're right. The future sure looks bright.In Potomac tonight, Meyer pitched another gem, Rendon had a couple of knocks. Martinson knocked in two more runs. Ho hum.I know Martinson is old for a prospect — he's in high A and he'll be 24 this fall, but man, that guy can hit. He's got 21 homers, 102 RBIs, 98 runs scored and 29 stolen bases — in 112 games!
- William O. Douglas Loeffler - Aug 8, 2012 at 4:41 AM
Hey, I stuck with the Redskins after moving west, but I know when I am not wanted. The Ravens have a heritage all the way back to the All American Football Conference and have maintained an old school defensive focus even after moving from Cleveland to Baltimore. The Steelers/Ravens games tend to be the highlight of the season for fans who want to see intense football.The Redskins don't play defense and focus on nothing but gimmicks, their latest being trading all their draft picks away for a quarterback. I still have a fond spot for them, so maybe it will work. If not, maybe Danny will get bored and sell the team. Don't hold your breath. The Redskins haven't been good since the early 90's. The O's haven't been good since the early 80's! Both teams changed ownership and have not been competently run in decades.
- Sunshine_Bobby_Carpenter_Is_Too_Pessimistic_For_Me - Aug 8, 2012 at 4:43 AM
Does Bernadina get a free game of mini-golf for avoiding the windmill in center field while making that catch?
- sjm308 - Aug 8, 2012 at 4:45 AM
why are we talking football on here? hell, I get enough football talk in the middle of a pennant race on our idiotic sports radio stations. If you want to talk football go to Redskin insider or Ravens insider but this is baseball damn it!!Go Nats!!
- rogieshan - Aug 8, 2012 at 4:49 AM
Peric,http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDDXSkaTf6o&feature=relatedShark's previous amazing catch. In centerfield.
- A DC Wonk - Aug 8, 2012 at 4:52 AM
To answer a question above: Tyler has a bunch of 123 saves in the past two weeks, including one just last weekend
- SonnyG10 - Aug 8, 2012 at 5:07 AM
Yeah, Bernie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!GYFNG!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Joe Seamhead - Aug 8, 2012 at 5:14 AM
Does anyone else keep looking at the standings? 52 games to go and the Washington Nationals are in first place, leading by four games, with the best record in baseball, 17 games ahead of the Phillies. It's Iike I have to look again because I am afraid that what I saw the last time I looked was an illusion.
- Sunshine_Bobby_Carpenter_Is_Too_Pessimistic_For_Me - Aug 8, 2012 at 5:21 AM
@Seam: It's not an illusion. It's very real. And it keeps getting better and better.We're legitimately one of the two or three best teams in baseball.Ain't life grand?Davey's keeping us all young.
- natsfan1a - Aug 8, 2012 at 11:44 AM
Wonder whether he was ever known as Maui Wowie? :-)MicheleS said… I Prefer this nickname: Kurt Klutch I think it goes well with our Kardiac Kids August 07, 2012 7:57 PM
- natsfan1a - Aug 8, 2012 at 11:59 AM
Post of the night, er, morning.And I'm with sjm re. talking that pointy-ball game (or O's, for that matter). Who cares?ehay2k said… Instant bipolar analysis: Detwiler gives up walk and 2 run HR in first, send him down, he stinks. Espinosa at bat with a man on, count the out already, the Nats will lose. ESPI WITH THE TATER!! GYFNG!! Gaahh!! Gorzy coming in with game tied!?! We will LOSE! Fire Davey! Good job by Gorzy! GYFNG!!! Nats hitting STINKS! Fire Rizzo for the weak bench. Tracy with a knock! Gaah! Izzy in to pitch run!?! Terrible idea. Izzy scores!! Rizzo and Davey are the best! Clippard is struggling, stupid Davey, can we bring in Storen already!?! Bernie is the best defensive CF in history! GYFNG!!! August 08, 2012 12:19 AM
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Some things just don't go together.
Either they're unsuitable — try to imagine Adam Sandler in Jaws — or they're incompatible, like Glenn Healy and Mike Milbury on Hockey Night in Canada.
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And then there are polar opposites, kind of like the way the Dallas Stars pass the puck and the way the Winnipeg Jets don't.
Quick, crisp and accurate, the Stars blitzed the Winnipeg Jets for three first-period goals and made a no-contest of Friday night's NHL game at the MTS Centre, winning 4-1 in a laugher.
Well, not very funny for the Jets. They tried mightily when they fell behind but started a six-game homestand with a third straight loss after winning their first two.
Dallas whipped the puck around with ownership attitude, frequently breaking through defensive seams and creating plenty of scoring chances.
If the Jets had any sequences of three consecutive quality passes, they were far too late and they paled in comparison.
"We knew they had fairly good balance on their lines with skill and speed," said Jets coach Claude Noel. "But it wasn't only the speed, when you talk about quickness, it's their puck movement.
"You look at their execution on transition and their execution just entering the zone, they make plays that are tape-to-tape and directed at your net."
Jets left-winger Evander Kane saw plenty of that.
"They put a lot of pucks towards the net and they've got a lot of moving parts in the D zone," Kane said. "It was tough to handle and they were able to score some goals.
"I think we're focusing a little bit too much on what everybody's saying and what the X's and )'s are. I think we just need to go out and play hockey. I think we're hesitant and when you're in between, you get caught flat-footed."
Four real
New centre Tyler Seguin did plenty of damage, breaking out for a four-point night in his third game with the Stars.
Entering the game with just one assist, Seguin had two goals and two assists before the game was 26 minutes old.
The chemist
Late in the demoralizing first and trailing 3-0, Noel put his forwards in the jumble bag and started with a whole new wave of combinations, including moving Kane with Bryan Little and Blake Wheeler.
"I understand they were up 3-0, 4-0, but to me we played with a lot more energy and whether that was the changing of the lines, I thought there were a lot more things we could build on," Noel said.
When it goes wrong
The first period was Friday's obvious danger, given that the Stars were waiting in Winnipeg on Thursday night while the Jets were in St. Paul., losing 2-1 to the Minnesota Wild.
Even with all that, the other obvious difference was who buried chances and who didn't.
Dallas scored three in a seven-minute span and for Winnipeg, Michael Frolik had a chance at an open net from close range, but couldn't connect on the bouncing puck.
And Blake Wheeler's last-minute breakaway was unsuccessful and the way these things go when they're not going well, neither referee bothered with a hook on the hands by Dallas defenceman Trevor Daley.
Considering what passes for a penalty these days (see Thursday's game in Minnesota), that exact thing will be a penalty shot on some nights this season.
"There were a couple of breakdowns which happen in hockey games," Wheeler said. "They got some opportunities that they capitalized on. I wouldn't read any farther into it than that. They buried their chances at the right time and got too far ahead."
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deboraho wrote:There are a few out here, like this, that the rejectionator needs to get.... These are wasted votes that could go to valid submissions !!
I agree!!
Re: Time Warp Again
Re: I love carrots!
Carrots... nom, nom, nom
Re: Open your mind
Rejectonator make his work!
If he consider that my Chewie design must be rejected for me is ok.
I have do my homework
Feel free to check them and vote them.
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Re: Creepy Pregnant
A must buy :-D
I love it, but the best seems small... It might just be me, but I think other shirts in this style take up more of the sides and the design takes up most of the shirt. Otherwise I absolutely love it!
Re: Zombified Chocolate (Yellow)
Clever design! Nicely done.
tehbronson wrote:I like this, too, but wouldn't it be better if the shirt is the same color as the vest? I assume that's not possible with the shirt color options, but just a thought.
I actually like that idea but you know what would be awesome is to utilize the whole shirt. However with these restrictions I think this and what you say works. I wanted to keep it all blue because his sleeves and one under shirt is blue. Red seemed like it wouldn't have read well. Next time or for another derby!
hopelesscause07 wrote:I love it, but the best seems small... It might just be me, but I think other shirts in this style take up more of the sides and the design takes up most of the shirt. Otherwise I absolutely love it!
I agree but if there wasn't a specific size where the shirt could be place then this would be even better! I think I should make one that takes up the entire shirt. Thanks for the comment!
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Is there a back?
Re: Vader Armor... with Labels
I'm all for schwartz controls!
fuacka wrote:Well, my design have details too that others designs don't
No doubt! The shirt on the other link posted looked a lot less detail-oriented than yours. Still hoping you win...I'm desperate to get this for my husband.
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Wear to the Enchantment Under the Sea Dance..
Re: Another Day at the Office
I feel like this definitely needs his attorney badge on the lapel.
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The shirt appears to be missing a planet.
Re: Down the Rabbit Hole
So I know this is late but I couldn't get this idea out of my head. Hope you like it! Please Vote!
No, thanks for the feedback.
crystalinfire wrote:I like this design but it would be better if you did it in greens. Maybe add some stripes. I think it's supposed to be a T rex but I didn't really recognize it as a dinosaur at first. My apoligies if I'm totally off base.
kylemittskus wrote:I just had a seizure after looking at this shirt.
I nearly had one making it. :P
real cute
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yourservants wrote:No doubt! The shirt on the other link posted looked a lot less detail-oriented than yours. Still hoping you win...I'm desperate to get this for my husband.
You're so glad!
Thank you very much!
kaseyfleming wrote:awesome
Thanks a lot!
Re: Glad to meet you
Ha !! Creepy and funny at the same time....
orabbit wrote:I just realized that for some reason I put a shadow under the lamp instead of a pool of light. Derp! Here's a close up of the final version.
actually the entire leg lit up in the movie not just the bulb at the top.
still voted for it though B^)
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come on people!!! this design needs more votes!!! i really want an Eddie Izzard / JFK shirt.... though im sure the artist didn't mean for it to be B^P
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Thanks j5, mistressofpez, cdrewlow, and L3g3ndQ. @L3g3ndQ - It also doesn't have a FRAGILE tag on it in the movie, but I thought this way best communicated the key points at a glance. Thanks for holding your nose and voting! ;)
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Re: Chestburster
Take your pick.
Not details that alter the idea behind it. The Vader shirt is making fun of it, the labels weren't really there. With this, the difference is the style and execution--and I agree, yours is well done--but that's not the point. The 'similar shirts exist' rule means just that. A shirt with the same idea is already available. If woot chooses not to reject this, that's their right. They aren't that consistent with enforcement.
kylemittskus wrote:How is this a costume?
Burgundy would have been a good color. Thank you Woot for not plastering the sign across the image. I thought it was very polite of you. And it took me hours to get that image to work on the computer. You can tell I am a paper drawer.
Re: Cute as button candy
Usually don't go for "Cute", but considering the derby, this works great. Takes me back to my favorite paper-backed candy. Very clever!
YES! Awesome idea! Totally GMV
Re: The Doctor, Who?
Want to dress up as "a doctor" for Halloween? Why stop there? Just compliment this shirt with a pair of blue scrub pants and dress up as "the doctor" complete with Gallifrey Medical id badge and sonic screwdriver.
Note that the bar code reads "The Doctor".
Re: The Parting of the Red C
A costume of BIBLICAL PROPORTIONS!!
But if it wins it will be available in ML, MM, MS....
Yeah Debated long and hard whether to include Pluto... it almost won a spot due to the fact I'm a sentimentalist - but in the end the shirt looked too crammed with it. Poor Pluto
Thirdbase9 wrote:The shirt appears to be missing a planet.
Mavyn wrote:Similar shirts abound.
Here is just one.
Yeah... and I don't like that one at all. This one is better.
rizaroni wrote:Yeah... and I don't like that one at all. This one is better.
Sadly, the 'similar shirts exist' rule is not quality driven. It's about being a new idea, not an improved execution of an old idea.
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Awesome, so now Google can port Android from the patent minefield that is Java to the totally safe and free... oh, wait.
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Introducing from Microsoft, the all-new WinDroid!
What an obvious step - they failed to make money with Mono and now try something cool to get bought by Google ... well ...
Is Dalvik getting improved every Android version? I'm guessing if a quick convert like this was quicker it means Dalvik has a long way to go...
Yes, what I wrote is as stupid as you think, I am aware of that. Thankfully, no one at Google is going to take my advices into account.
not to put too fine a point on this: but isn't this porting a bit like looking at an open-sewer, and then deciding that it's be great to have a swim in it?
and no, I'm not really a fan of Java, nor Mono/C# for that matter.
It's like porting ZFS to Linux or other desperate PR measures to try to keep your technology relevant, meh.
"Unlike Sun with Java, Microsoft submitted C# and the .NET VM for standardization to ECMA and saw those standards graduated all the way to ISO strong patent commitments. The .NET framework is also covered by Microsofts legally binding community promise."
The Phoronix article doesn't mention this.


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I want to return the Christmas gift
Q: Dear Meredith,
I was hoping you could advise how I should handle a Christmas present from my husband. My husband bought me a lovely necklace for Christmas, but it's not something I really like -- and he spent a small fortune on it (far more than he's ever spent before). I'm concerned that by suggesting that I exchange it for something I love, I will cause more harm than good and deeply hurt his feelings. Usually, he picks out pieces that I love and cherish, but this year it was a miss. Any suggestion on how I can approach this with him and make him know how much I love and appreciate the effort and time he put into this gift ... but that this year was a miss and I'd love to find a piece together?
I'm writing you as I'm really on the fence as whether to bring this up. I know it's a gift and perhaps I should just accept it even though I don't love it. I don't want to cause an insult that may leave a lasting impression. Thanks for taking the time.
– Christmas Gift Conundrum, Boston
A: My official opinion, CGC, is that if you buy someone clothes or jewelry, you have to know that they might want to trade it in for something else. Returns are not rejections. Gift givers should know that.
There are a few exceptions to that rule, of course. If your significant other is an artist who made the wearable item, you should probably keep it. (If your boyfriend happens to be David Yurman and he gives you a necklace, please just wear it.) And if you've received a piece of jewelry that's a family heirloom, you must hold on to it and wear it on appropriate occasions.
In your case, you can absolutely say something -- and you should probably do it soon, before returning the gift is no longer an option. Tell your husband that you're having trouble wearing the piece and that you want to make the most of his generosity by finding something you really love. Explain that you trust his taste and that you'd like to pick this item out together.
He might get a little sad about your request, but only because he's usually so good at finding something you like. Those bad feelings should vanish once you guys find a piece you love. Trust me, he doesn't want his money to go to waste. Just be honest.
Readers? Should she say something or just keep the gift? If she speaks up, what should she say? Ever had trouble telling a partner that you didn't like a gift? Help.
– Meredith
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Meredith Goldstein is a Boston Globe columnist who follows relationship trends and entertainment. She offers daily advice on Love Letters — and welcomes your comments. Meredith is also the author of "The Singles," a novel about complicated relationships. Follow Meredith at www.meredithgoldstein.netand on Twitter. Love Letters can be found in the print edition of The Boston Globe every Saturday in the G section.