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Horace Walpole
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It is the same thing but a different year for Cliff Lee. He is back in the World Series, starting Game One for a team that acquired at midseason with the hopes he could take them to a championship as a potential hired gun. The left-hander pitched for the Phillies last October and notched both their victories as they lost to the Yankees in six games while failing in their bid to win back-to-back World Series. The Phillies traded four prospects to the Indians to acquire Lee last July. This year, Lee is pitching for the Rangers and will start the World Series opener against the Giants and Tim Lincecum tonight at AT&T Park. The Rangers traded four players to the Mariners in July to acquire Lee, who was traded by the Phillies to Seattle last December. The Rangers, making the first World Series appearance in their 50-season history, hope Lee can make a difference in a series that looks relatively even. The Rangers could have won the American League West without Lee. They were 5 ½ games ahead when the trade was made on July 9 and ended up winning by nine games. Lee added just 1.6 SNLVAR in 15 regular-season starts. However, he has been the winning pitcher in three of the Rangers' seven post-season victories, beating the Rays twice in the ALDS and the Yankees in his lone ALCS outing while allowing two runs in 24 innings with 34 strikeouts and only one walk. "The trade proved to my club that Nolan Ryan and Jon Daniels were intent on helping us any way they could," manager Ron Washington said, referring to Rangers' club president and general manager. "We had a young pitching staff and we certainly needed a No. 1 guy that could lead us and I think everybody in baseball knows Cliff Lee is one of those types of guys. When we got him, it certainly helped push the rest of our guys into a position where they can be successful, and in the game of baseball that's what you want to do with players. It gave us a lead horse, and to put something in front of that horse, he's a thoroughbred. He made a big difference."
Lee pitched in the postseason for the first time last season, making five starts for the Phillies and going 4-0 while allowing seven runs in 40 "It's confidence, relying on my routine, playing on a really good team, having a really good offense to lean on, (catcher) Bengie Molina," Lee said. "Those are a lot of the reasons. But I think mostly it's probably just confidence and going out there and expecting to be successful, and what allows me to do that is my routine. I've proven to myself over and over that it works, and eventually it becomes what you rely on to make you successful, and that's where I'm at." Lee won't divulge his routine, saying it's a trade secret. However, there seems little doubt that it is going to allow him to become a very rich man in the near future as he becomes eligible to file for free agency five days after the World Series ends. The Yankees have been considered the favorites to land Lee all along with a contract similar to the seven years and $161 million they gave his former Indians rotation mate CC Sabathia in the 2008-09 offseason. After losing to the Rangers in the ALCS, the Yankees are likely to bid even higher for Lee, though Texas CEO Chuck Greenberg says his team will do everything in its power to retain its ace. That led someone to ask Lee during Tuesday's World Series media day at AT&T Park if the Yankees might have lost some ground in the potential bidding after some family members of some of the Rangers, including his wife, said they were treated harshly by the fans at Yankee Stadium during the ALCS. Lee laughed that possibility off. "No, I don't know the guy who did it," Lee said. "It could be anyone. Who knows? Who cares? They're at home right now." In a serious vein, Lee did say, "I brush that off as fans being fans. You can't control 50,000 people and what they're going to do. There were some people that were spitting off the balcony on the family section and things like that, and that's kind of weak, but what can you do? Some people get a little alcohol in them and act inappropriate. There's always going to be a couple goofballs in the crowd that think they have a right to do that stuff. But it is what it is." Phillies fans can be notorious tough as well. During the 2008 World Series at Citizens Bank Park, some went as far as to throw condiment packages at the granddaughter of Rays manager Joe Maddon. It would have been interesting to see what kind of reception Lee would have received from the Phillies fans in the World Series and he admitted to having mixed emotions about the outcome of the NLCS. "I pulled for a lot of those guys, but it's weird, when a team gets rid of you, you kind of like seeing them lose a little bit," Lee said. "I know that's weird but part of me wanted them to win where I could face them in the World Series, too. It would have been a lot of fun. You'd like to think that they need you to win type of stuff, when that's really not the case. When a team gets rid of you, it's funny how you have a knack for stepping up a little more when you face them. There's a little more incentive to beat them, and that's definitely the case with me watching the game. I was in between. I didn't want to have to face them or want to have to face the Giants. I let that series play out, and I pulled for those guys individually, but I didn't mind seeing (the Phillies) get beat, either." --- No one has a perspective on this World Series like Molina. He was acquired from the Giants on July 1 in a trade that cleared the way for San Francisco to make rookie Buster Posey their top catcher. Thus, Molina spent almost exactly half of the season with both Fall Classic participants. "I was glad the Giants won and I'm so excited about playing them," Molina said. "A lot of those guys on that team are like my brothers." Lincecum caught most of Molina's starts during his National League Cy Young award seasons in 2008 and 2009 and gives his former batterymate plenty of credit. "He's been half of the reason why I got there outside of my day and my family and my other teammates," Lincecum said. "He's the one calling the pitches. He always seemed to hit that game-leading home run to put us ahead when I was pitching. We had a pretty good connection there and we still keep in touch away from ball. He's meant a lot to me and he's meant a lot to this team. He's a part of the reason why we're here and obviously part of the reason why they're here, too." Molina obviously has a fondness for Lincecum, too. When Lincecum lost all five starts in August this season, Molina sent him a text message with encouragement. "He was just reaffirming in me that I should just be confident, don't forget what I've done, and just keep remembering that because I'm still the same pitcher," Lincecum said. "He is just a very emotional person, so I'll just leave (what he said) aside. He's just always pulling for me regardless of what was going on, whether I was doing well or not." Molina, who says he leaning toward retirement after the Series, is the first player to appear for both World Series teams in the same season and be on the Series roster since Lonnie Smith was traded from the Cardinals to the Royals in 1985. --- Following Lincecum in the Giants' rotation will be Matt Cain, Jonathan Sanchez, and Madison Bumgarner. All were Giants' draft picks, as Cain (2002), Lincecum (2006), and Bumgarner (2007) were first-rounders, and Sanchez was selected in the 27th round in 2004. That gives Giants the first homegrown rotation in a World Series since the 1986 Red Sox started Bruce Hurst, Roger Clemens, Oil Can Boyd, and Al Nipper in their seven-game loss to the Mets. "Everyone knows we're kind of built around pitching and just more pitching on top of that," Lincecum said. "We built the starting rotation around guys that like myself and Cain who came up through the system and just understood it. Guys like Bumgarner, a 20-year-old out there, throwing in a National League Championship Series like he's done it before. That just speaks with specificity right there how mature he is and how he can handle himself, and given the opportunity guys can flourish and do great things." --- The Padres' Bud Black is no longer the only former pitching coach who is currently a major-league manager. John Farrell makes it a two-man club as he takes over as the Blue Jays' manager following a stint as the Red Sox's pitching coach that included winning a World Series ring in 2007. Ironically, Black and Farrell were teammates with the Indians from 1988-90. Black told the Toronto Sun's Bob Elliott that he isn't surprised that Farrell is getting a chance to manage. "Of all the managerial candidates, I thought he'd emerge with a job," Black said. "Once he got back into pro ball running the Indians' (farm) system, I figured some day he would be a manager or a GM. John has a great background in a lot of areas. I see a man with great leadership qualities." Black said, like any coach making the step up to manager, Farrell will quickly realize that things are different when you are in charge of the entire team rather than just one area. "When you are a coach, you come to the park, you do your work and go home," Black said. "As a manager, it's 24 hours of being on call. The switch is never off. The GM is calling you in the morning. The trainer is calling you at noon. That's the biggest difference for me. You're in and you're all in." --- MLB Rumors & Rumblings: The Major League Baseball Players Association plans to push for an expanded postseason in the next round of contract negotiations with owners following the 2011 season, looking to add one wild card in each league. … The Phillies say they will try to retain right fielder Jayson Werth as a free agent, and though the Red Sox and Angels appear to be the favorites to sign him, the Cubs are also expected to get involved and the Yankees might, too, if they trade right fielder Nick Swisher for pitching help. … The Yankees are likely to promote bullpen coach Mike Harkey, a close friend of manager Joe Girardi, to replace fired pitching coach Dave Eiland. Girardi, meanwhile, is expected to sign a three-year contract that would take him through the 2013 season. … The Yankees are giving serious consideration to making top prospect Jesus Montero their starting catcher next season and moving Jorge Posada to designated hitter. … While former Athletics pitching coach Curt Young is likely to replace Farrell, the Red Sox will also consider their Double-A pitching coach, Rich Sauveur, for the vacancy. … The Rockies are likely to decline Miguel Olivo's $2.6 million club option for 2011 and go with Chris Iannetta as their starting catcher. … The Mets have decided not to pursue Daniels for their GM vacancy and will instead choose between MLB official Sandy Alderson and former Diamondbacks GM Josh Byrnes.
John Perrotto is an author of Baseball Prospectus. 15 comments have been left for this article. (Click to hide comments) BP Comment Quick Links djwells (11746) Cool! The Sox beat the Mets in '86! I always hated the Mets. Oct 27, 2010 03:20 AM leites (17240) But I thought they won in six games . . . although, come to think of it, I turned off the TV after Dave Henderson hit the home run in the 10th, and never checked the box score. Oct 27, 2010 09:15 AM lemppi (32643) All that "Curse of the Bambino" stuff was actually over in '86?! Who knew besides Perrotto? Oct 27, 2010 05:12 AM kantsipr (1382) You might want to change the 3rd paragraph in the Molina section to say "Molina caught most of Lincecum's starts during...." At least, I think that's what you meant to say. Oct 27, 2010 06:16 AM baserip4 (44653) But Molina is not the ONLY player to appear for both World Series teams; Chris Ray was the other half of that trade and he pitched for both the Rangers and Giants. Oct 27, 2010 06:48 AM jhardman (1817) This article is yet another example of need for a copy editor. You guys at BP have great articles and I'm certainly going to continue paying to read them. However, as a former journalist who has spent his share of time in the unemployment line, I wonder why you all keep letting sloppy mistakes keep getting through. It seems like every other article has multiple typos in it, and there are many instances of corrections after the fact after comments from readers. Oct 27, 2010 07:33 AM King Kaufman (2997) Also, Jim Bruske, not Lonnie Smith, was the last man to play for both World Series teams. He played for the Padres and Yankees in '98, though he didn't appear in the postseason. Oct 27, 2010 07:34 AM Sorry, Red Sox fans, I don't have the power to change history. An awful mistake after a long day of travel, editing and writing. My apologies. Oct 27, 2010 10:34 AM Not a subscriber? Sign up today!


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When retiring police Detective William Somerset (Morgan Freeman) tackles a final case with the aid of newly transferred David Mills (Brad Pitt), they discover a number of elaborate and grizzly murders. They soon realize they are dealing with a serial killer (Kevin Spacey) who is targeting people he thinks represent one of the seven deadly sins. Somerset also befriends Mills' wife, Tracy (Gwyneth Paltrow), who is pregnant and afraid to raise her child in the crime-riddled city.
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I do it a lot. Not that I hate anyone that plays the auction house normally. I just don't want too much crap in the my bags and I know something has to be worth gold for somebody. So selling it cheaper (even to the point of undercutting, but not too hard) is my way of doing.
Someone crafted a bunch of 365 BS stuff in my realm and sold them for 11-13k. Everyone else (including me) put it in the neighborhood of 17k-20k. Guess what, My items sold, and the other guys who put it up for 17-20k sold too. Sure enough, the dude who sold them for 11-13k sold them too, but he's a dumbass who just lost out 6-7k for each item that he sold. Don't be that guy.
PS I could have bought that 11-13k and put it up again to an appropriate price, but I had no capital, since at the time I converted most of my gold into Truegold and other mats,
here is what is stupid about the question of "undercutting" in AH... everyone also has the choice to announce in trade chat they are selling less than the AH price for an item, thus undercutting AND cutting out the AH cut.. making more... the AH is for peeps that dont want to stay logged on trying to sell through trade chat...
seriously, if people haven't figured out economics 101.. then they should just vendor their items..NUFF SAID!! I will ALWAYS buy the lowest priced item in the AH.. don't you????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Why on EARTH would you be upset that someone is keeping the price high by undercutting you by 1c? The point is to sel your goods at the highest price they will sell for. Some items like belt buckles always sell, so undercut by 1c. Some items are overpriced, maybe epics, maybe undercut by more. I have no clue why you'd be upset. Either way, you are being undercut. Either way you have to repost. If they don't undercut by a lot, they are keeping the price high. I simply fail to understand where you learned anything about economics to think one is "fair" and one is not. Life is not fair. That doesn't mean you can't deal with it. Nothing bugs me more on the AH then people setting the price far lower then it should be, out of stupidity, or a desire to troll. (both types exist on my server.)
An exception would be something like this: Enchant landslide for 7k. Its not going to sell. So i'd undercut to something like 2200.
Thus, I only undercut by more when I believe an item is overpriced to the point it won't sell, or when I wish to move stock for some reason, which is rare.
Gems? 1c. MFC? 1c. Buckles? 1c. Almost anything my addon is set to undercut by 1c. I see absolutely no downsides, and many benefits. My goal is to make me money, not the other guy. To that extent, I will do so to the best of my ability, and desire. No offense, but undercutting like the OP is not only asinine, but shows a distinct lack of understanding for WoW's economy, as well as a misplaced belief that the AH should be "fair".
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What's incredibly sad about this paragraph is that there are enough fools and idiots in the game to let this sort of business practice work (same goes for real life, really).
These days, I'll gladly undercut by absurd amounts just to piss people off, and I'll keep doing it so much that market prices drop. I don't need the gold for anything, and I'm completely self-sufficient with all my professions, so I don't need anything off the AH, so I have literally nothing to lose, and everyone who buys on the AH comes out ahead. The only people who lose out are those who regularly play the AH for a profit... and the attitudes of those who do displayed in this thread demonstrate why it doesn't really matter too much if they get a bit upset (they don't care about anyone else, so why should anyone else care about them?).
I don't have a problem with people undercutting me or whoever, if its by a decent amount (as long as they don't crash the market in the process!) - I do mind when they undercut you by 1 whole copper of the price you put it up for... seriously, if people are going to undercut, then just undercut properly - I won't / don't buy the items off of those people, because in my eyes they aren't the cheapest, they're just being selfish.
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I like to aggresively undercut, really drive down prices and try to scare people out of the market. If somebody buys out my auctions and relists at a higher price I simply flood the market with more of the item - the principle of supply and demand will eventually mean that their high price will be unable to hold. What's the point of undercutting each other by 1c until we get to a point where we're either bored or the price hits the point where I'd have crashed it to anyway?
Somebody had a go at me the other day for selling flasks of the Draconic Mind for 65g when he was selling them for 100g. He bought mine out, relisted them, then I invested my profits into more and listed them at 65g again. He was too busy trying to buy out my auctions to realise I was the one making profit and he wasn't making any at his "proper" price.
Most of the glyph mafia on my server hates me - they undercut by between 1c and 1g each time they list, as do I, and we used to spend hours cancelling and re-listing every few minutes. These days I post 3-4 times per day only, unless I'm online and they undertcut me as soon as I post. If they do that I'll re-post and undercut them by 22g (just a random number I plucked out of the air). If they cancel and re-list again, I undercut again by 22g. And so it goes on until all glyphs are listed for about 10-15g each. The major sellers have learned this and will not undercut me while I'm online as they know I'll tank the market pretty quickly. The thing that seems to annoy them the most - I don't cancel any auctions, I just wait for them to fall off. Whereas the others will cancel and re-list, I just re-list from stock. They want me to cancel so that they can buy my cheap glyphs and re-list at a huge markup, but by having multiples up at different prices I make it harder for them to do this. I don't really need the gold any more, I only do it to piss these people off.
People who destroy the market and their own profits at the same time need euthanised.
Something else that's not always true. I sell engineering pets on my realm and I've found a price for all of them where they usually shift the same day I list them. While other sellers list them for 200g each and maybe sell a handful each week, I can sell 20-30 per day for half the price. The comedy value of their irate whispers, and occasional mails, is worth it alone, the profit I make from sheer volume is just icing on the cake as far as I'm concerned. The moral of this little story? Keeping prices high might make you more gold per sale, but isn't necessarily the best way to make the most profit.
when I put stuff up, I'll usually put it up for about 10-20% less than the other lowest buyout,
I'm not in the market for the long haul, I just want a quick near-guaranteed sale.
As several others have mentioned it is interesting to check out other items being undercut by 60-80%, I have made a ton buying them up then relisting at my prices. I never thought of sending an in-game message thanking them for the increased inventory and extra gold, I'll have to do that in the future Nothing better than buying an enchant for 14g99s99c and turning around and selling it for 125g.
I'm pretty sure this wins and ends the thread.
But on topic, undercutting = competition. Sorry if you don't like getting undercut, but all it means is either someone has found a better way to procure said item(s) or you overvalue your time. It's just that simple.
Stop proclaiming things like "reasonable price" or "real value" because those ideas are nonsense.
People who undercut by 15% or more are the ones who get on my nerves more than the 1c cutters, because at least then the price will stay similar. I put some Maelstroms on the AH about 20 mins ago for 91g each, now they're down to 60g in the space of 5 sellers? I mean sure, some idiots who undercut are good for me because I can buy them at insanely cheap price then sell later, but it's the inbetween ones which aren't too cheap to buy, but aren't at a good price. If you check the AH you can catch idiot undercutters who are trying to flog their items at a very low price. So IMO; somtimes it's good, sometimes it's bad.


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Why is this such a big story? Well, I think people are interested in it for two reasons. For one, it's just a fun news story about the longevity of good video games. But I also believe that the tale of "The Eternal War" has connected with people because it displays one of the most fascinating things about video games: the potential for a video game to create its own self-sustaining environment.
In the ten-year-old save game that's causing so much excitement, the year is 3991 AD. Three superpowers remain locked in constant battle: the Celts (a communist state), the Vikings and the Americans (both fundamentalist dictatorships). The world is covered in radiation and toxic waste due to the millenia-long nuclear conflict. Cities that were once thriving metropolises have been reduced to ragged hamlets by lack of food and constant war.
Some parts of the scenario are a little ridiculous since this particular game has been played so far beyond the intended turn limit. For instance, even though the game takes place a couple thousand years into the future, there are no hoverboards or plasma rifles -- all the game's technology only advances up until 2020 or so, and from there on is stuck in the same place forever. Also, somehow, the polar ice caps have melted several separate times, due to pollution and lack of green energy.
Redditors have gone insane over this kooky vision of a terrible, distant future. Insane in a really impressive way. Among other things, posters have shared gorgeous maps they've made based on the political boundaries of Lycerius's 3991 AD world, wonderfully designed Celtic propaganda posters, and creative short stories set amidst the fury and the fallout.
The exciting thing about Civ II and The Eternal War is that it shows us in vivid detail that an open-world game with well-programmed parameters can create situations that are entirely unexpected for gamers and developers alike. These games offer something that even games with the most adventurous branching storylines don't -- authentic chaos.
Even for non-gamers, the idea of a game that creates a truly unpredictable environment is kind of thrilling; after all, a virtual world that is so complex that systems within it interact in ways that are not easily foreseeable is, potentially, a hugely entertaining prospect. The other game I thought of when considering The Eternal War was the famously complicated lo-fi masterpiece Dwarf Fortress.
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Dwarf Fortress is such a singular gaming experience, so full of possibility, that the New York Times wrote a feature on it that can only be described as awed and bewildered. Dwarf Fortress is a game where you control a group of dwarves that, you guessed it, may be inclined to built a fortress. Beyond that, there is no set plot and there are no grand quests. The graphics are truly abysmal. But once you learn the scope of what your dwarves can do and the natural elements that can come into play, Dwarf Fortress seems less like a strategy game and more like an alternate universe.
The in-game physics are advanced, and can be controlled by savvy players to create complicated traps. Each dwarf has mental health that can be affected by events in-game. Everything from goblins to hippos to foreign dwarven nobility can show up and interact with the player's dwarves. The learning curve is cliff-face-steep, but once you've got the many controls down, almost anything can happen.
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The Perfect Note: Handmade Postcard Winners!
Thanks so much to all of you who responded to my invitation, and sent me handmade postcards. They were all so unique, all very lovely.
Here are the three postcards I've chosen as favorites:
This postcard came all the way from England. Sender Valerie sewed the wonderful bird image onto the postcard itself, and wrote: "This postcard, written and designed by my hand, is meant to convey the warmth of a handshake across the ocean from me to you." Thanks Valerie!
Thanks to Felice from Baltimore for this hand-inked, captivating postcard; check out more of Felice's work on Flickr.
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Prêt à Voyager June 5, 2008 at 12:28 pm
Yeah, Felice! Congrats to the gal who was my mentor in the art of correspondence :)
Hannah June 5, 2008 at 3:53 pm
Thanks for the comment, Anne. How lucky you are to get correspondence from Felice regularly!
Hannah -
christina June 5, 2008 at 5:45 pm
This was so cool Hannah! Thanks for sharing these and for thinking of this. Yay to letter writing.
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Thanks for choosing my card! I only wish that my handwriting was as beautiful as the calligraphy used on your Perfect Note range!
Prêt à Voyager June 6, 2008 at 5:51 am
Hannah- Don't worry, Felice and I finally live in the same city again, and still send each other postcards and letters :)
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Hi Hannah-
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FDI in Dubai seen rising 30 pct in 2011 ; South America, China, Korea key markets of origin; Oil and gas, retail, logistic firms to set up headquarters
February 15, 2011 3:53 by Reuters
Dubai expects foreign direct investment to jump 30 percent this year, helped by rising confidence as its debt problems ease and an influx of South American and Chinese companies, a senior official said on Tuesday.
"If we compare it to 2010, we could see a jump of 30 percent of foreign direct investments (FDI) in Dubai," Fahad al-Gergawi, Chief Executive of the Foreign Investment Office, which is part of Dubai's Department of Economic Development, told Reuters.
He said he could not yet give a figure for FDI last year in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates' (UAE) trade and financial hub.
Latest available data from the central bank shows that in 2009 direct investment into the UAE as a whole plummeted to 14.7 billion dirhams ($4 billion) from 50.4 billion dirhams in 2008, as the region was hit by the global financial crisis. The data does not give a breakdown for Dubai.
According to A.T. Kearney's 2010 Foreign Direct Investment Confidence Index, the UAE is seen as the most attractive investment destination in the Middle East in the next three years and ranks 11th worldwide.
Dubai's economy is slowly coming back and investor confidence is improving as the state's debt problems are easing.
The expected rise in foreign investment would help economic recovery and could reignite investment in the financial and infrastructure sectors this year.
"We see a trend of newcomer companies to Dubai from South America, especially Brazil and Chile, China, Korea, some from the United States and Europe," Gergawi said in an interview. "We are overwhelmed with companies wanting to set up in Dubai, doing joint ventures, and dealing with local partners."
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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Utica Greens
The regional dishes of New York have always fascinated me. Many times they are delightfully weird bastardizations of ethnic cuisine, hybrids that meld the products of our American industrial food machine with concepts from the old country. Utica, NY is known for several unique Italian dishes. I have already shared with you my take on Chicken Riggies, now we shall move on to Utica Greens. My interest in Utica food was reignited by a friend who came to a recent get together bearing said greens as well as a twelver of Utica Club (in bottles!). My recipe is a loose take on the one that he uses.
The typical Utica Greens are a spicy amalgam of escarole, long or cherry peppers, bread crumbs, prosciutto, pecorino and some other good stuff, broiled to form a golden brown crust on top. These are served as a side dish, with some bread, or in my favorite way, on top of a chicken cutlet sandwich.
Unfortunately, I couldn't track down any escarole. So in my tradition of bastardizing Utica recipes I used some kale and Swiss chard.
Remove veins, wash thoroughly, boil about 10 minutes in a couple inches of salted water, as per usual with greens of this type.
Chop up some long frying peppers. I like to kind of julienne them.
I saute the peppers until they are thoroughly done, even a little color is OK. Next I chop up about a 1/4 pound of prosciutto. In this application the less expensive stuff is fine.
Prosciutto likewise gets sautéed until lightly browned, towards the end I throw in a couple cloves of garlic. Into the pan goes the fried peppers, the cooked greens, good olive oil, and seasoning.
Next throw in about a cup of stock, you could use water, but I like chicken stock. When this reduces slightly add enough bread crumbs to absorb the majority of the remaining liquid and finish with about a 1/3 cup of good Pecorino. A word on the bread crumbs, to stay true to form use some cheap brand of bread crumb. You know what I mean, the kind in the paper tube. I use Cora. Resist the urge to use hand crumbled artisan bread or some other nonsense, this is a Grandma dish and uses cheesy, salt of the earth ingredients.
Finally, we top with a little more bread crumb and cheese and brown under a broiler.
There you have it, Utica Greens. I like my greens spicy so normally I would have also added a jarred cherry pepper to the mix. I thought I had them in my fridge but did not, so this mess of greens was a bit tame for my tastes. Tasty none the less. Serve as a side dish, tossed with pasta, in an omelette, with crusty bread, or in my favorite manner- as the topping for a chicken cutlet sandwich.
If you have never partaken, I recommend you give a go at making these one night. They really are a very good way (albeit not the healthiest way)to get some greens in your diet. Maybe next we will conquer Utica's third renown delicacy, Tomato Pie. We shall see.
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Growing up just outside of Utica in a small mostly Italian village, we had escarole, or as we called it "ske-dawl" all the time. Usually my mom would just boil it down, then add it to sauteed garlic and olive oil. Sometimes she would add in some Canneloni beans and chicken broth, then it became "greens and beans", I haven't been back there in 20 years. Thanks for bringing back the memories.
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The Siege of Great Wyk was a battle of the Greyjoy Rebellion. Following the destruction of the Iron Fleet at the Battle of Fair Isle, Stannis Baratheon led the royal fleet in a counterattack and subdued Great Wyk, the largest of the Iron Islands, while Old Wyk fell to Ser Barristan Selmy. These two victories paved the way for the subsequent Siege of Pyke, which spelled the end of the ironborn rebellion.[1]
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