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THE NFL TODAY's medical consultant Dr. Neal ElAttrache appeared for the first time talking about the injuries of Denver's Peyton Manning, the New York Jets' Darrelle Revis and New England's Aaron Hernandez.
JAmes Brown: After watching Peyton Manning open up with three first-quarter picks on Monday night, there's been a lot of speculation about whether the INTs had anything to do with injuries or poor decision making. Doctor, in your opinion, where is Peyton Manning in terms of his recovery.
DR. NEAL ELATTRACHE: It takes nerve injuries about a year and a half to two years to fully recover. His overall measurable arm strength and arm velocity may be close to a hundred percent. But the small nerve fibers that control the fine?tuned, neuromuscular coordination for accurate throwing have to heal as well. In other words, the computer has to reboot for them to find their arm perfectly again. The good news is we see this type of recovery happen quicker and to more complete degree in the elite athlete. So look out. With every throw, he's rebooting, and he should continue to improve as the season progresses.
DAN MARINO: He's going to have to prove that. There is no doubt. I watched the game film, Boomer, and Peyton Manning would sit here and tell you it was decision making. He tried to force some balls in there and might have floated a little bit. But overall, the thing you said, he didn't hang his head. After three receptions, he was right back in there. Coaching his guys up, back on the field and had a chance to win the game in the end. Peyton Manning is going to be fine.
JB: Darrelle Revis will start against the Dolphins today after suffering a concussion and sitting out last week's game in Pittsburgh. Doc, is Revis more susceptible to another concussion?
NE: Statistically you are more susceptible with every concussion. However, just like he sat out last week's game, there are specific rules with regard to return to play. The NFL has been very, very careful and put a lot of time and effort into making sure that these guys don't go back until they can objectively return to their normal cognitive function. So he'll be watched closely. There will be people watching this on every play. But he wouldn't be back there unless he is returned to a level of cognitive function that would minimize his risk for recurrent concussion.
JB: One of the premier tight ends in the league, the Patriots Aaron Hernandez suffered a high ankle sprain last Sunday. How long will he be out? And how does this injury differ from a regular ankle sprain?
NE: We'll see if we can get this to show here (demonstrating on a medical model of an ankle). A regular ankle sprain involves the lower ligaments of the outer bones of the ankle to the keystone bone of the ankle. So there is inherent stability because of the geometry of that. However, a high ankle sprain tears the ligaments that connect the two bones of the lower leg, the fibula and tibia. So whenever you plant and rotate, those two bones play a part. And that takes a lot longer to heal. To accelerate out of a cut with rotational force, these guys feel a sensation of discomfort, slipping and instability that takes longer to heal. This is why it takes these about six to eight weeks to recover for that kind of a position that he plays rather than a low ankle sprain.
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The Defense Information Systems Agency is one of the first government organizations to commit to building an internal cloud. It has been running pilot programs for as many 1,000 users, and it recently announced its Rapid Access Computing Environment, which will enable the agency to deliver cloud-based computing services to developers and testers within 24 hours of a request. Those users will be able to provision cloud services in a production environment beginning Oct. 1.
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Henry Sienkiewicz, technical adviser at DISA's Computing Services Directorate, explains why the agency set up the new service and what it means for operations.
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Sienkiewicz: [DISA is] a provider of information services to [the Defense Department] community, [and cloud computing] will allow us the flexibility to rapidly scale up and down the delivery of those services. Through standardization, we'll also be able to use a much more managed approach that will help us reduce costs.
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A strong majority of voters in Tennessee want the Holy Bible to be the official state book, according to the results of a recently released poll.
After the state legislature rejected a proposal to make the Good Book the official book for the state, Vanderbilt University released a poll showing that nearly two-thirds supported the idea.
In survey results released in May, Vanderbilt asked two questions regarding voter opinion of the proposed law that would have made the Bible the state book. more >>
Answers in Genesis CEO and President Ken Ham accused atheist groups of "showing their intolerance for anything — or anyone" Christian, after the Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter to a high school in Georgia claiming that the school's decision to invite a Creationist speaker to talk to students is "unconstitutional."
"Christians are not second-class citizens barred from participating in society or from speaking in the public sphere. In no way is having a Christian give a lecture on critical thinking a violation of the First Amendment. If FFRF wants to claim that Christians can't speak on critical thinking, then neither can they," Ham argued in a blog post.
Troup County Comprehensive High School in LaGrange invited in late March Eric Hovind, the president of the Florida-based ministry Creation Today, to a debate class. According to Christian News Network, Hovind has said that he did not talk about his faith or creation during the class, but participated in a general discussion on critical thinking. more >>
Oregon is expected to join California, New Jersey, and the District of Columbia in enacting a ban on sexual orientation change efforts therapy for gay minors.
The Oregon Senate voted 21-8 Thursday to pass HB 2307, the so-called "Youth Mental Health Protection Act" and Democratic Gov. Kate Brown is expected to sign it into law.
Over the past couple years, efforts across the nation have been made at the state level to ban conversion therapy, which is also called reparative therapy or sexual orientation change efforts therapy. more >>
Missouri is considering a piece of legislation that would prevent its academic institutions from punishing religious student groups that restrict their membership on the basis of their religious beliefs.
Known as House Bill 104, the proposed legislation has passed the House in March and is being considered by the Senate. The bill, also called the "Student Freedom of Association Act," was introduced by Representative Elijah Haahr, a Republican representing Missouri's District 134.
HB 104 prohibits public colleges from taking any action or enforcing any policy against religious student groups that seek to limit their membership based upon their sincere religious convictions. more >>
A self-described "Catholic Warrior" who recently vandalized a Florida government building's Satanic holiday display has launched an online fundraising effort to continue her crusade.
Susan Hemeryck, who last December attacked a Satanic display in the Tallahassee capitol building, created a page on the website gofundme.com.
Titled "Stand Against Satan," the page calls for help in stopping the Satanic Temple from committing "retaliation" for Hemeryck's actions last Christmas season. more >>
President Barack Obama is focusing his attention on religious liberty in this year's National Day of Prayer proclamation, stating that when "women and men of all backgrounds and beliefs" can "practice their faiths without fear or coercion, it bolsters our religious communities and helps to lift up diverse and vibrant societies throughout our world."
Obama's proclamation, which was issued the day before the national observance, went on to note that "we celebrate the religious liberty we cherish here at home, and we recommit to standing up for religious freedom around the world."
"Millions of individuals worldwide are subjected to discrimination, abuse, and sanctioned violence simply for exercising their religion or choosing not to claim a faith. Communities are threatened with genocide and driven from their homelands because of who they are or how they pray," continued the Obama in the emailed proclamation that was emailed to The Christian Post by the White House Press Office. more >>


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Martina McBride Announces 2014 Cover Album, 'Everlasting'
Martina McBride, four-time CMA Female Vocalist of the Year, is preparing a cover album of some of the most revered hits in American music, appropriately titled 'Everlasting.'
Martina McBride, four-time CMA Female Vocalist of the Year, is preparing a cover album of some of the most revered hits in American music, appropriately titled 'Everlasting.'
I love moments like this, when you realize that country artists are as normal as they get.
Rock and roll Hall of Famers the Allman Brothers Band have been influential musicians since they made their debut in the late 1960s, so it only seems fitting that a tribute to Gregg Allman would include some of country music's largest names.
Martina McBride's nationwide volunteer group Team Martina has 27,000 reasons to celebrate. The group had a very ambitious goal of raising $20,000 in four weeks to aid in building the Chastain Park Conservancy Playground in Atlanta, which would serve as a world-class park for children of all abilities and needs.
Martina McBride will again deck the halls (and the stage) during her annual Joy of Christmas Tour, where she'll belt out all her favorite Christmas songs adorned with her powerhouse vocals and captivating stage presence.
Martina McBride is the kind of person who just wants to make the world a better place. The legendary country star harnessed the power of her national volunteer group, Team Martina, and partnered with a giving website called Crowdrise to help raise $20,000 for the Chastain Park Conservancy Playground in Atlanta.
Martina McBride is a huge advocate for big causes, and her passion was recently demonstrated through her nationwide volunteer group, Team Martina, which raised over $40,000 for breast cancer research.
Martina McBride and Train frontman Pat Monahan gave two newlyweds the gift of a lifetime, performing 'Marry Me' during their onstage wedding at the 2012 ACM Awards. Now, that lucky couple -- Frank Tucci and Christina Davidson -- are giving a huge gift to McBride: a namesake.
Between Martina McBride's busy music career and her husband John's Blackbird Recording Studio, the McBrides are a busy couple. But that didn't stop them from finding a new way to share their music expertise with others.
Martina McBride might be a star in the country music world, but when it comes to the Fourth of July, she and her family are just good old-fashioned country folk.
Country star Martina McBride has partnered with the Women's Survivors Alliance for a special concert to celebrate women who have survived cancer. The performance will take place at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville on Wednesday, Aug. 24.
I told ya it would be a great night! Over 30 years of hit music from George Strait, on one night, made for an incredible evening Friday (February 22) at First Niagara Center. Martina McBride was the proverbial "icing on the cake." Before they left, they signed Toby's Jeans!


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Sharri tells us her ball python escaped from her home at the bottom of North 59th Street in Phinney Ridge.
He's entirely harmless…in fact he's a curious and friendly animal. He's known for escaping, that's how I came to adopt him, actually. I'd just like a few more eyes around the neighborhood if they see him. My bet is that he'd head downhill if anything, and I'm at the bottom of 59th. He's about 4.5 ft long, maybe 2-3 inches in girth. He has an eye wound on his right eye, which makes him pretty distinctive.
He's black with brown turn-key patterns. He's friendly, but shy, and should be fine to pick up. He'll coil or ball up if people move very quickly toward him, and sometimes he hisses, but he's all bark and no bite. He can go in a pillow case or carried for transport, but should be placed in a large, holed tupperware container or cardboard box lined with paper towels, somewhere quiet and probably a bit dark. Ball pythons are nocturnal, and he's usually happy to sit in one place all day long. They like heat, but he should be fine for the time it'd take me to get to whoever finds him.
If you've seen it, please email her at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Drones Over AmericaWritten by Thomas R. Eddlem
When most Americans think of surveillance drones, it conjures up an image of a Predator drone in a far-off land unleashing a missile against a terrorist suspect. The last thing they think of is a flying surveillance vehicle over their own city. But an increasing number of federal, state, county and municipal police departments are purchasing drone surveillance vehicles of one sort or another to watch Americans. And a few have even discussed arming the drones.
Circuit Court Grants Qualified Immunity to Torture Memos' Author John YooWritten by Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals granted qualified immunity to John Yoo, shielding him from liability for torture carried out using guidelines set by him while working in the George W. Bush Justice Department.
Government Is Keeping Tombstone, Ariz., From Accessing Drinking WaterWritten by Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
According to a lawsuit filed by the Goldwater Institute, the U.S. Forest Service is preventing the town of Tombstone, Arizona from repairing the pipelines that provide water to the town's residents.
The Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled that highway checkpoints of drivers who did not post city stickers in their windows is unconstitutional after one driver is found with marijuana during his vehicle search. The driver moved to have the evidence suppressed on the grounds it was not discovered during a legal stop, as there was no probable cause. The case went all the way to the Kentucky Supreme Court, where the roadblocks were unanimously found to be illegal.
As outrage and concern over the Federal Reserve and its embattled fiat currency continue to grow, lawmakers in Missouri are considering legislation to protect residents by making gold and silver legal tender within the state. If passed, Missouri would join the state of Utah — which adopted a similar sound-money law last year — in its efforts to expand the monetary choices available to citizens.
Known as the "Missouri Sound Money Act of 2012," House Bill 1637 would define precious metals issued by the U.S. government as lawful money inside of the state. U.S. gold and silver coins would then essentially be valued in commerce at the true market-price of the metal instead of the largely irrelevant face value assigned by the federal government.


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thanks krazy radd
but is there any task manager in this rom?
I'm looking for that taks manager which is in the corner of the screen,but i don't know its name...can someone help me find it?
Jump to content
my wifi is not working...
Edited by Krazy Radd, 21 November 2009 - 07:10 PM.
I did not add any Taskmangager like Showcase, HTCTask...because you decide...
If u want I can make another ROM with Showcase Dusk Style.
WiFi works for me as it should be. How did you set up your WiFi ?
Which version of M2D u want to install ?
hey radd!
your rom looks pretty cool, very fast and good good looking!
how do i get rid of batti?
i think it drains a lot of battery
Edited by Krazy Radd, 21 November 2009 - 07:20 PM.
Thanks jmsmartins
Remove Shortcut Batti.lnk in Windows\Startup & Softreset
I'm glad that it worked
My wifi seems to be connected like before.but when i open any browser it won't open anything.
i've changed my browser connection and settings in opera and...but I still cannot open any website
omid66613, try this...go to Browser Connection & set to automatically detect settings.
Anybody else got this issue ??? Coz for me it works fine.
HTC One | Unlocked Bootloader | CWM | Root | S-OFF
I tried this also...I don't know what to do with it!!!!!
there are two connections in my opera that i've never seen them before
2-my streaming networks
in my previous roms there were my work and internet and....
Yes my dawg!
ROM looks sick bro; well done on your first English ROM looks amazing, I been busy with my kids and not had time to finish mine.
Hope you well bro and I catch up soon glad you got this all worked out and you have a nice release here.
Keep em coming dawg.
It's green,as I said it's connected but can't browse websites.
forget it.....your rom is amazing.I prefer to use it without internet.it's amazing
hey radd! i can't get phonepad to work. i select in with imselector and softreset. than i chose change language and after another softreset i can't get it to work. i go to settings/input and it says that "can't load bla bla"...
wowww this is amazing.
you redefined to omnia
thanks thanks thanks.
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Time For the GNU/Linux DesktopSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 1st of September 2014 08:52:18 PM Filed under
M[icrosoft] has deliberately violated the laws of competition in USA and elsewhere repeatedly, systematically and with malice. They are out to get us. At first they got an exclusive deal with IBM to get their foot in the door, piggybacking on IBM's branding with business, then they demanded exclusive deals with ISVs and manufacturers, then they punished any manufacturer who stepped out of line and installed competing products, then they created an endless chain of incompatible file-format changes and created whole industries based on the existence of overly complex secret protocols and finally forced the world to accept a closed standard as an open standard… That whole burden has served to render IT more expensive to own and to operate and much more fragile than it should be just on technical merits.
Ten Linux Desktops Showing Just How Far Behind Mac OS X and Windows Designs AreSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Monday 1st of September 2014 08:07:28 PM Filed under
Linux doesn't have any kind of PR, and in the collective mind of the people, there is still an impression that Linux users spend their time inside the terminal and in dreary desktops. In fact, most of the current Linux desktops are much better than anything made by Apple of Microsoft.
When a new operating system is launched from Microsoft or Apple, it stays pretty much the same as long as it's supported, and even when updates are released, the desktops change very little. On the other hand, Linux developers are pushing the boundaries of what can be done in an operating system every day, and new ideas and applications that enhance the desktop experience are popping up all the time, regardless of the OS devs are doing on their front.
Switch to Linux part 1 – preparationSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 29th of August 2014 07:18:02 AM Filed under
Microsoft would make you think it's the only alternative, however that ignores the shining beacon of Linux just beyond the horizon. Once thought to be the malformed operating system of only the most hardcore tech nerds, speaking in riddles and snake languages such as 'Python', the Linux landscape has changed to be more welcoming to everyone.
Six Advantages of Choosing Linux over WindowsSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 28th of August 2014 12:08:53 PM Filed under
Linux is multi-functional and efficient. Everyone shells out money for a computer. On top if it spending more on an operating system is not a feasible option for many if there are alternatives. Windows requires users to pay licensing fees and other extended fees, whereas Linux is free. It is charged a minimal fee when bought from other distribution companies. Hardware requirements are not a problem for Linux whereas Windows requires a higher set of specifications for hardware if it has to run, and be compatible on the users' computer systems. The poor efficiency of Windows consumes a large space and the processing speed slows down drastically. With Windows users can not use old computers if they are aiming at good back up.
Is Microsoft engaging in digital imperialism?Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Wednesday 27th of August 2014 10:03:46 PM Filed under
Windows, the common carrier of Microsoft, is such a sordid mess that it suffers regular glitches and conducts mass surveillance on users. Microsoft knows that without Windows it cannot survive, so dirty tricks resume in a very big way. This is not a beep on the radar but somewhat of a surge.
Nothing is going to change in Munich, but Microsoft is trying to maintain an international/universal perception that the migration to GNU/Linux was a disaster. Numerous anonymous blogs were created to attack Munich over this and provocateurs of Microsoft loved citing them, only to be repeatedly proven wrong. Microsoft is trying to make an example out of Munich in all sorts of nefarious ways. We need to defend Munich from this malicious assault by the convicted monopolist and corrupt enterprise that's acting as though it fights for its very survival (while indeed laying off tens of thousands of employees).
Changing times, busy times and why Google will save Usenet.Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 22nd of August 2014 08:53:47 AM Filed under
Linux however has succeeded by way of form factors diversifying. Be it Android phones or tablets there is a big shift with the mainstream consumer in terms of what devices they want and here Linux has excelled.
In 2008 my decision remove my Microsoft dependency was for reasons of the control they had on the desktop, the practices alleged against them and the dubious tactics some of their advocates used to promote the products. I also wholeheartedly agree with the ethos of FOSS which was another contributory factor. Today, my feelings about FOSS have not changed, there are caveats to my opinions of FOSS (especially in gaming) but I've covered that before in other articles.
Today I avoid Microsoft not because I feel the need to make a stand against its behaviour, its because I don't need them. I support Microsoft being a "choice" in the market as I support user freedom, but as for what Microsoft can offer me (regardless of its past) there is nothing.
The top 14 hidden features in Windows, iOS, and AndroidSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 22nd of August 2014 12:46:08 AM Filed under
You may think you're a high-tech power user who knows all the nooks and crannies of Windows, iOS, and Android, but let's be realistic: There could be at least a few undocumented (or poorly documented) commands, control panels, and apps that have slipped by you—maybe more than a few.
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Microsoft Lobby Denies the State of Chile Access to Free SoftwareSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Wednesday 20th of August 2014 07:33:13 PM Filed under
Fresh on the heels of the entire Munich and Linux debacle, another story involving Microsoft and free software has popped up across the world, in Chile. A prolific magazine from the South American country says that the powerful Microsoft lobby managed to turn around a law that would allow the authorities to use free software.
Munich Switching to Windows from Linux Is Proof That Microsoft Is Still an Evil CompanySubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 20th of August 2014 09:01:50 AM Filed under
Reports about the city of Munich authorities that are considering the replacement of Linux with Microsoft products mostly comes from one man, the Deputy Mayor of Munich, who is also a long-term self-declared Windows fan.
Munich is the poster child for the adoption of a Linux distribution and the replacement of the old Windows OS. It provided a powerful incentive for other cities to do the same, and it's been a thorn in Microsoft's side for a very long time.
The adoption of open source software in Munich started back in 2004 and it took the local authorities over 10 years to finish the process. It's a big infrastructure, but in the end they managed to do it. As you can imagine, Microsoft was not happy about it. Even the CEO of Microsoft, Steve Ballmer, tried to stop the switch to Linux, but he was too late to the party.
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Celebrities with Norwegian ancestry
10 01. Sigrid Gurie
Her parents were Norwegian.
10 02. Greta Nissen
Has Norwegian parents and was born in Norway.
9.5 03. Lucille Lund
Her parents were Norwegians.
8.6 05. James Arness
His grandparents were Norwegian.
8.5 06. Roald Dahl
Had Norwegian parents.
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8.5 07. Matt Groening
He's half Norwegian.
8.2 08. James Cagney
His mother was half Norwegian.
8.1 09. Marilyn Monroe
Had a stepfather who was half Norwegian.
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7.9 010. Chet Baker
His grandmother's Norwegian.
7.7 011. Jennifer Connelly
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7.5 013. Josh Duhamel
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7.4 014. Peter Graves
His grandparents were Norwegian.
7.3 015. Gypsy Rose Lee
Her father was half Norwegian.
7.3 016. Evan Ross
His father was Norwegian.
7.2 018. Lance Henriksen
His father was Norwegian.
7.2 019. Kathryn Leigh Scott
She was born in Norway as Marlene Kringstad to Norwegian parents.
7 021. Josh Groban
His mother's parents were Norwegian.
6.9 024. Iggy Pop
His mother's parents were Norwegian.
6.8 025. Kirsten Vangsness
Her father is of Norwegian descent with roots in Gol and Sogn.
6.8 026. Kristanna Loken
All four of her grandparents were Norwegian.
6.4 028. Renée Zellweger
Has a Norwegian mother.
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6.2 029. Ashley Olsen
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6 030. Mary-Kate Olsen
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6 031. Siri Hustvedt
Her mother was Norwegian.
5.4 033. Priscilla Presley
Had a Norwegian grandfather.
3.9 034. Nicky Hilton
Her great-great-grandfather was Norwegian.
3.3 035. Paris Hilton
Her great-great-grandfather was Norwegian.
Lexie's rating:
2 036. Camilla Wicks
Her grandparent is Norwegian.
1 039. William Copeland
Has Norwegian parents and was born in Norway.
0 040. Jan Stenerud
Has Norwegian parents and was born in Norway.
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Posted: 4 years, 4 months ago at Feb 8 21:36
Stepdads dont count do they? - nice list, where did you get the info on all these celebs?
Posted: 4 years, 1 month ago at May 13 11:26
When it's Marilyn Monroe, stepdad counts :P
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This is awesome! No need for a back-up turkey or a trial turkey because you guys (and women) are doing all the work for the rest of us. Thanks for all the specifics and the pictures. Those are some awesome turkeys. The pressure is on for Saturday (our T-giving this year), but the anxiety level is much reduced. Hope it's not a false sense of security! We'll see ..... to be continued. Kathy
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Hey everybody,
We did our first WFO turkey yesterday. It was 14 lbs, and I brined it for about 14 hours on Wednesday. It spent Wednesday night naked in the fridge drying the skin, and then got a duck fat massage before cooking.
Heated the oven to pizza temps, and cooked my stuffing sausage and aromatics over the coals in a big paella pan (ps...a paella pan turns out to be PERFECT for stuffing). Let the oven drop to around 630, then swabbed the floor (like baking bread) and stuck on the door. Turkey went in at around 580 to brown and then got the foil triangle after 40 minutes. Two hours later, and we had a perfect turkey with some slightly black wing tips. As the turkey cooled and carried over I baked the stuffing in the 400 degree oven. The paella pan maximized the crust to interior ratio, and it too was great.
Yay for WFO Thanksgiving!
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Turns out the temps I quoted yesterday, Ceiling was 500 and the floor was about 680.. back wall was 480, were too low. After 2 hours my turkey should have been completely done but I just couldn't get the deepest part of the breast to reach the correct temp. I left it in for another 30 minutes but it just wasn't going to make it so I pulled it out. The outside was done perfectly and this was by far the best tasting turkey I've made to date but I had to put it into the convection oven for 1/2 hour at 350 after carving away some of the good stuff.
Next time I'll shoot for 600 at ceiling and 550+ at back and side walls. I'm also investing in a remote thermometer so I don't make matters worse by continuously checking the temp of the bird. Doing so in the dead of Winter, like XMas, would be even worse..
All in all though I was told this was the best Thanksgiving yet. We cooked the turkey and a ham in the oven, mashed potatoes in a crock pot and the stuffing and deserts in the convection oven.
Shay - Centerville, MN
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I cooked my turkey in the WFO (mine on right). A 13 lb. bird, brined (yep, I also followed Alton Brown method) overnight. Had a good heat soak to the oven all am, pizza for lunch, then cooking the turkey. In the oven at 530 degrees, foil triangle over breast after 30 minutes, out of the oven at 120 minutes with oven temp 480 degrees. During that time, also threw in a batch of dinner rolls and a roasting pan full of acorn squash.
The turkey was great. My wife's turkey is on the left. Hers followed traditional low and slow method at 325 degrees in oven following "butterball" directions. After taking the photo, hers had to go back in the oven, as the dark meat was still not up to temps. My turkey and the entire meal was done before we had a chance to eat hers. To her credit, her turkey was still quite good. Having said that, though, there is no question every turkey from this point on will be in the WFO! You just can't beat the simplicity of it. It's much quicker, and it frees up your conventional oven for other things.
Mike - Saginaw, MI
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We had another excellent turkey this year - 3 in 3 years.
This one turned out better than the others before if that's possible.
We cooked pizza the night before and left the coals in the oven and wacked the door on and went to bed.
Next morning at 7am, pulled the bread dough out of the refridgerator and went to check the oven. - temps on the floor of the oven were still above 700 degrees - also the entry way had completely burned white all the way to the door. did not think I'd ever see that part of the entry clean again.
Left the door off and put a big coffee can of water into the oven. An hour later the oven was in the mid 600's and I put the door back on as the bread had just started to rise again. Put the bread in at 9am and left the door off as temps had risen a bit. As it was still quite hot - I had to keep the bread near the door and rotate often.
Refilled the water in the can and put the alton brown brined and oiled bird (23lbs) in at 11am. Floor temps were almost 600 degrees.
Left the door off and rotated every 10 mins - four times and then tented the bird with an aluminum foil hat.
Put the door back on and turned it every hour or so. Pulled the bird at 3pm and it was great. I think it would have been fine at 2:30pm but with the steam in the oven I did not worry too much. It was juicy and flavorful.
My oven progress -
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Best. Thread. Ever. I think we have created the ultimate WFO turkey cookery resource on the web!
My butterflied WFO turkey adventure:
I did a 15 pounder, organic, pasture raised, local. Butterflied and backbone removed, then into brine for ~16 hours. Made an awesome, rich stock the night before with the trimmings, giblets and neck, so gravy prep was done.
Oven fired at 8am, up to pizza temp and then 1.5-2 hours to cool off. Temp was between 600-700 when turkey went in around noon. No active fire but lots of smoldering embers which I just left and banked around the walls.
I used my regular All Clad roaster pan with the rack, only I turned the rack upside down and just draped the flattened bird over it which turned out to be a huge win. This not only got it up away from the sides of the pan, but allowed for air circulation UNDER the bird. Just a drizzle of olive oil on the outside, that's it. (I did not rinse after removing from the brine.)
Total cooking time=1.5 hours to perfectly done, and I mean perfectly. Probably the best looking and most uniformly cooked turkey I have ever made. I put a bit of foil loosely over after 1 hour. Came out gorgeous, with a deep dark crispy and perfectly seasoned skin thanks to the brine and not rinsing. Just about zero effort other than the wrestling match required to get it butterflied.
I'm the sole cook at our event so I'm always crazy busy and didn't get a chance to take pictures...argh.
I think this is going to be my standard method from now on. I LOVE that the cooking time is so much shorter with butterflying. Less to worry about, less babysitting, and much easier to coordinate the timing with all of the other dishes. Plus the underneath bits all get nice and brown and crispy too, since they're not underneath! Also easier to carve once you wrap your head around the rearranged anatomy.
On a side note, this is the third year I've done pastured and organic, and I'm amazed (again) at how different the pastured turkeys are... SO different, anatomically and so much tastier, than the industrially raised ones. It's almost like a totally different animal. For a same-sized carcass, I'd bet there's 50% more meat on the pasture raised turkeys. Plus they have life-sized thighs and wings rather than chicken sized ones, and those, IMO, are the tastiest bits so that suits me just fine. There's nothing like a huge meaty leftover turkey wing to make my lunchtime happy, and since most folks are used to the scrawny, gristly wings of a supermarket bird, they don't know that I'm being selfish when I carve them off and squirrel them away for myself
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Hey Splat,,
was wondering what happened to you ???? Glad to hear it worked out.. NO PICS...ugggg
you have to teach boy to take pics...
Maybe james will make this thread a sticky ???? James ???
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Yes, should be a sticky TURKEY COOKERY post!
Crazy busy around here, mostly because it's my busiest season work-wise. So much for trying to take last week off to focus on food and house prep.
I must say that it was probably the lowest stress Thanksgiving cooking event I've ever undertaken, due in no small part to the hour-and-a-half-to-utterly-awesome WFO turkey. One less thing to worry about means I can add another fabulous side dish to next years' menu!
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The type of place where you'd expect to find a scholarly chap hunched over a book by Charles Baudelaire by candlelight, Souz Dal is sophisticated but low-key, with decor inspired by the onion-dome cupolas in the Russian city of Souzdal (Suzdal). The music is smooth (think bossa nova), and specialty drinks, such as the Caramilk (vanilla vodka, caramel liqueur, crème de cacao), are for those with a sweet tooth. It has a small back patio and specials every night, such as C$5 mojito Mondays.
636 College St., at Grace St., Toronto, Ontario, M6G 1B8, Canada
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Bookeen Hall is a 200 year old restored church located approximately 20 minutes from Galway City and within easy reach of the Cliffs of Moher, The Burren and Connemara. We look forward to meeting you!
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A protected building and national monument, Bookeen Hall is a former Church of Ireland Chapel built in 1820. Part of the Dunsandle estate, the church was used for services by the estate's Church of Ireland congregation. Built in stone, the rectangular hall with its large gothic windows and solid bell-tower can be seen across fields and woodland, making it a distinctive and well known local landmark.
It was deconsecrated in 1920 and 200 years after it was built it was given a new lease of life and converted into a two bedroom home.
Inside the interiors are bright, open and contemporary. The church is comprised of a large open plan living /dining room and two bedrooms. The guest bedroom available to visitors has access to its own bell tower/reading room with great views of the surrounding countryside and private bathroom complete with claw-foot bathtub.
Bookeen Hall is situated on the edge of Dunsandle wood which has some great walking and running routes, which your hosts, both keen runners, would be happy to show you. Quiet and peaceful, it is surrounded by woodland, and fields full of cattle and sheep.
Easily accessible by car, Bookeen Hall is just 2 mins from the Dublin / Galway motorway (Dublin airport is 2 hours away); about 1 hour from Shannon airport; a 20 min drive from beautiful Galway city; and located just a 10 min drive from the neighbouring towns of Athenry and Loughrea, both of which have a good selection of cafes, restaurants, and bars, and good public transport links. The church is ideally located for day trips to Connemara and the Cliffs of Moher and Burren region.
Enjoy our home baking with tea/coffee when you arrive and a continental breakfast each morning.
What to expect: a restored church – with a light, bright and homey feel to it. It's also home to two dogs that can't wait to meet you!
No smoking inside.
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My husband and I had a GREAT time at Chris and Orla's home. They were kind, thoughtful, and accommodating. The breakfast they prepared was perfect, and their home is out in the country but close enough to Galway, the Burren, Connemara, and other nice areas. (They had some great recommendations.) They also know how to do a mean renovation - we were in constant awe of the talent, care and attention to detail, and impressive design that was put into Bookeen Hall. It was truly an unforgettable experience to stay in their home. Highly recommended to anyone wanting to visit the Galway area.
What a fabulous stay we had! Chris and Orla are great hosts. They provided everything we needed from tea when we arrived and delicious breakfast, to perfect recommendations for a day of sightseeing (even graciously offering a personal map so we could take the best route). My husband and I both loved their friendly pups too! The church is such a lovely building and they've refashioned it to be such a cozy home. It's the perfect quiet spot for an Irish holiday, a 20 minute drive to Galway, and very close to the beautiful parks in Connemara and the Burren. I would heartily recommend staying here!! I wish we could've stayed longer!
My husband and I stayed for one night at Bookeen Hall, which was definitely one of the highlights of my first trip to Ireland. Not only were our hosts very welcoming, but I also appreciated that Chris was very prompt in responding to messages (and proactive about sending information our way regarding our stay.)
Missing our own dogs, I was eager to get some snuggle time in with Mouse and Monkey. Let's just say they did not disappoint. These dogs are absolutely beautiful and so well behaved. Our hosts were definitely careful about making sure we were comfortable with the dogs and did not just "let them loose," which was above and beyond necessary since we were guests in their home.
Do not second guess your decision to stay here. This is an absolutely beautiful, one-of-a-kind location you will not regret. I will recommend it to any family and friends who plan to visit Ireland in the future.
Also, let's talk food: Be sure to trust Chris on his dinner recommendations. Also, the breakfast that was prepared by our hosts was a "lovely" surprise...and delicious!
Bookeen Hall was a fabulous place for us to stay and we enjoyed every minute there! Chris and Orla couldn't have been more welcoming! The beds were super comfy, the breakfast delicious and the added bonus of 2 wonderful dogs were the icing on the cake! We will surely return! Two nights was barely long enough…. :)
What can I say - definitely one of the most unique and awesome AirBnB experiences! I never thought I'd have a chance to stay in 200+ year old church! The room was nice and big with a private bathroom and hanging out upstairs in the old bell tower was amazing! Chris and his wife were extremely friendly and served an awesome breakfast! Wish i could have stayed longer!
We had a great stay at Bookeen house. Chris gave us a warm and friendly welcome and we immediately fell in love with the beautiful building. It's a great size bedroom with access to the bell tower which gave the whole thing a magical feel. The breakfast was delicious and the home made cakes were a real treat.
I would happily recommend this place to anybody thinking about spending time in Galway. Thanks again!
Eine wirklich eindrucksvolle Umgebung und ein ganz tolles Zuhause, das Chris & Orla sich hier geschaffen haben.
Das Zimmer und Bad waren sehr schön eingerichtet und wir haben uns hier sehr wohl gefühlt.
Das Frühstück war sehr lecker und auch die Empfehlungen für das Abendessen einfach super.
Chris war sehr hilfsbereit und hat uns viele Tipps gegeben, uns einen Tisch für das Abendessen reserviert und auch unsere Fragen zur Kirche geduldig beantwortet.


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