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SONOMA, Calif. -- At the foot of the scenic mountains surrounding Infineon Raceway, on the black pavement behind the main grandstand between souvenir haulers and barbecue stands, is a lattice-covered wine garden surrounded by large oak barrels.
Less than a hundred yards away, a large group of people gathered for wine, cheese and shrimp cocktails in Victory Lane.
Even though a driver with Budweiser on the hood of his car won the pole for Sunday's Sprint Cup race at this 1.99-mile road course, wine connoisseurs now have a place in NASCAR.
All of a sudden a word such as "palate" is as understood as spring rubbers and wedges.
"I didn't even know what [a palate] was 20 years ago," team owner Richard Childress said with a laugh. "I used to load a bunch of used parts on a pallet."
Childress is a big part of NASCAR's move from beer and hot dogs to a wine-and-cheese crowd. He opened the Childress Vineyard in the fall of 2004 in the Yadkin Valley less than 15 minutes from his Welcome, N.C., race shop.
A year later, four-time Cup champion Jeff Gordon got into the wine business by introducing a 2004 Carneros Chardonnay featuring his name and Gordon Collection logo on the bottle.
Soon after that, according to a Nielsen Co. survey, wine consumption among the average NASCAR fan jumped 22 percent -- from spending $66.80 in 2005 to $81.40 in 2006.
While that didn't put NASCAR at the top of the list of wine drinkers in sports -- LPGA fans spent on average $124.90 in 2006 and tennis fans $111.90 -- it did draw the sport closer to the NBA ($86.20), Major League Baseball ($89) and the NFL ($94.30).
And the increase was by far greater than in any other sport, prompting many wine companies to expand their research on the dynamics of purchasing and consumption by motorsports fans.
In 2005, Texas Motor Speedway became the first track to offer wine from vendors. Earlier this year, the Performance Racing Network launched its own wine show, "The Wine Crush."
This wine fad is so out of control that there was a Saturday morning news conference to discuss wine.
So has the sport born of bootleggers turned sophisticated?
"It kind of outgrew the Southern fan base," said NASCAR West series owner Randy Lynch, who started Bennett Lane Winery a year before Childress got into the business. "The clearest demographic information on the San Francisco market that NASCAR puts out says the No. 1 identifying factor is the NASCAR fan in the Bay Area is affluent.
"It's becoming more of an upscale crowd."
It definitely is in Sonoma. There will be more wine-tasting tours in the three days before the checkered flag falls than there have been car tests leading to this race on the winding pavement surrounded by vineyards.
"The sport that grew up on moonshine and beer sponsorship, now all of a sudden we have wineries sponsoring race cars," said Doug Rice, the president of PRN. "It's part of an evolution the sport is going through."
Rice, once an avid beer drinker, never imagined five years ago his radio network would air a wine show.
"Not in the most remote corners of my mind did I think that was a possibility," he said. "Part of it is the whole trend in wine. It's perceived to be better for you and has some health benefits. And NASCAR may be getting a little different crowd."
That certainly has been the case at the Speedway Club at Lowe's Motor Speedway in Charlotte.
"Speedway Club in Charlotte used to be all beer," Rice said. "They don't even have beer taps anymore."
Jeff Burton, who is second in points behind Kyle Busch, isn't surprised.
"If you think about it you walk down any grocery store and there's like whole aisles dedicated to it," he said. "When I was a kid you had some Mad Dog 20-20. You didn't have a whole aisle of wine.
"It used to be stuffy people are wine people. Today, everybody drinks wine."
Well, not everybody.
"I'm a fan of the 26 car, to be honest," Mike Ford, the crew chief for Denny Hamlin, said in reference to the Crown Royal sponsor on Jamie McMurray's car.
I didn't even know what [a palate] was 20 years ago. I used to load a bunch of used parts on a pallet.
-- Richard Childress
Hard liquor aside, Ford acknowledged the palate of race fans has moved toward wine.
"It used to be a pretty hard-core Budweiser crowd," he said. "It's kind of branched out."
Gordon, who grew up in nearby Vallejo, Calif., often envisioned becoming a vintner as his family drove through the Napa Valley and Sonoma County to water-ski at Lake Berryessa and race midgets in Calistoga.
"I remember seeing the vineyards and thinking, 'This is so beautiful,'" he said.
Beauty turned into reality after Gordon tasted a bottle of Batard-Montrachet while traveling in London. Soon he began talking about the oakiness of wines like he would the setup of his No. 24 car.
Childress began drinking wine in the 1970s during trips to California to race. He finally turned 65 acres off Highway 64 into a vineyard and built a winery that looks as though it belongs in Italy with its beautiful stone masonry.
This past year, his tasting room was ranked among the top 25 in America.
But Childress admits Lynch knows more about making good wines than he and Gordon combined.
"We had three of the top cabs [cabernets] in the country," Lynch said. "And we only make three red wines. Without tooting my horn too much, we're very proud of our wine."
Lynch was the first to put grapes on a car three years ago, when road-course specialist P.J. Jones drove one of his cars at Sonoma.
"That was the day Tony Stewart took out five cars, and one of them was ours," Lynch said.
He shouldn't have been surprised. Stewart drinks Schlitz beer.
"As we all know, beer is kind of on the downswing," Lynch said. "Anheuser Busch in the last two years has gone on a cost-cutting mission. Who knows what the future holds for beer?"
The future for wine certainly looks bright in NASCAR. Fans are trading their beer koozies for wine coasters, opening up an area of marketing that is virtually untapped in NASCAR.
For $50 you can have the Gordon Collection Merlot. For $255 you can get the gift set that includes a bottle of his Carneros Chardonnay in an autographed, hinged wooden case with the Gordon Collection logo and two Riedel Extreme Chardonnay stems with the logo.
For $5.99 you can have a Gordon helmet wine bottle stopper. Or for $6.99 you can get Gordon's wine glass charms, featuring the No. 24 car or a checkered flag.
"There are NASCAR fans out there that drink wine," Gordon said. "The thing is, we're not so thinking of promoting our wine with racing. I want it in fine restaurants. I want it to be something completely nonassociated with racing."
But there is the potential for a pretty good rivalry. Gordon fans can tout their driver makes a better wine than Childress, and vice versa.
"Richard makes a nice wine, but Napa Valley is where you should grow your grapes," Gordon said diplomatically.
The business already has a point system like NASCAR. Anything with a 90 or better is consider excellent. Lynch has had 10 90-plus grades over the past three years.
"The thing about asking somebody if somebody's wine is better than the other, everybody's palate is different," Childress said.
Two-time defending Cup champion Jimmie Johnson gives the wine edge to Childress over his car owner.
"Man, I haven't had Gordon's wine. Is that wrong?" he said. "I've had his white but not his red. I've had Childress' red. Richard gave me a nice bottle of red when I won the Daytona 500, so I think he's ahead there."
So much for beer wars.
Pretty soon we'll have the Childress Winery challenging the Gordon Collection the way Miller challenges Budweiser.
But while there are awards and prizes in the wine business, connoisseurs like Gordon and Childress haven't completely lost touch with their primary objective.
"I've taken home a lot of trophies all over the world," said Childress, also an avid hunter. "What's the next championship I want to get? A Cup championship."
Of course, he would fill it with wine.
David Newton covers NASCAR for ESPN.com. He can be reached at email@example.com.
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After more than a week riding the pine, Nationals right fielder Jayson Werth will be placed on the disabled list with a strained right hamstring. The move will be retroactive to May 3, making Werth eligible to return on May 18.
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The Nationals have been playing a wait-and-see game with Werth over the last week, hoping each day he'd be ready to return from what originally was termed nothing more than hamstring cramps. The club believed it might actually have been a result of dehydration from a stomach ailment, a condition for which Werth has since begun taking antibiotics.
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You know, I'll never get over how Werth yelled at that man, using profanities, in front of that young child. I've hoped he had a career ending injury ever since. He and Delmon young don't deserve to play MLB.
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A method of conferencing communication devices in a system having (i) a conference server, (ii) a voice interface unit (VIU), and (iii) at least one conference bridge, the method including, at a first communication device: (a) establishing a first connection between the VIU and the first communication device via the switching point, the switching point enabled to establish connections for the communication devices; (b) sending first validation data from the first communication device to the VIU for forwarding to the conference server for validating the first validation data, and, in response to the validating the first validation data: (b)(i) terminating the first connection; and (b)(ii) establishing a second connection between the at least one conference bridge and said first communication device, to establish a conferencing session.
1. A method of conferencing communication devices in a system comprising (i) a conference server, (ii) a voice interface unit (VIU), and (iii) at least one conference bridge, comprising, at a first communication device:
establishing a first connection between the VIU and the first communication device via a switching point, said switching point enabled to establish connections for the communication devices;
sending first validation data from said first communication device to the VIU for forwarding to the conference server for validating the first validation data, and, in response to said validating said first validation data:
terminating said first connection; and
establishing a second connection between the at least one conference bridge and said first communication device, to establish a conferencing session.
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This is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/736,504, filed Dec. 17, 2003 (allowed), and is generally related to U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/307,335, filed Dec. 2, 2002, the entire contents of each of which is incorporated herein by reference.
The present invention relates generally to telecommunications network implementations for facilitating group (or peer-to-peer) communications; and in particular, to a real-time mobile conferencing solution.
The invention disclosed provides the relevant art for enabling real-time multi-media communications and conferencing events between mobile subscribers. Functionally then, the real-time mobile conferencing solution consists of a computer program product (CPP) encompassing like logical instructions, algorithms and advances to the art which enables real-time mobile conferencing, including mobile conference set-up and notification.
In one embodiment of the invention, a wireless subscriber ("client") dials a short code or a generic E. 164 national number which is dedicated for the purpose of the conference service. The telecommunication is initially terminated to a front-end server which will collect the PIN (or in other embodiments, examine the MSISDN).
In order to minimize the number of ports associated with a front-end server, the art has been innovatively articulated to support a DP3 based approach which would direct calls to a front-end IVR system which would collect the PIN (accomplished using an Establish Temporary Connection command to the SSP). Upon receiving the PIN other elements of the computer program product which helps implement the real-time mobile messaging and conference solution would direct the call to the appropriate conference server.
In alternate embodiments, a mechanism has been developed for smaller configurations (where a single server would terminate traffic and link the person to the appropriate conference bridge by virtue of the received PIN information) to 'daisy-chain' servers/cards together so that the front end DP3/IVR approach is not required. (The maximum number of ports for any given bridge would remain a function of the termination card used and other such limitations of the state of the art).
Clients activate, configure and/or otherwise manipulate a conference bridge session using any one of the following mechanisms (or a combination thereof where applicable); web-based graphical user interface (GUI), IVR menu, SMS/USSD short codes (e.g. a USSD command specifying 5 ports for 2 hours returns a PIN code for a post-paid or pre-paid client). Said mechanisms of course remain only bounded by the state of the art.
Other advancements to the art include the ability to, in the preferred embodiment, send an SMS (or e-mail) to individuals (identifiable by the MSISDN (or NAI)) that a conference bridge has been established; non-limiting details as the sponsor or originator of the conference bridge, its topic, and other such details (as PIN code) could be furnished in a like manner.
As well as the ability to outdial specific identified individuals (employing USSD command as *XX#MISDN_to_be_outdialled# for instance), which remain particularly salient and noteworthy in 'Calling Party Pays' based environments (as per the billing mechanisms in place, an incremental charge would have to be applied to the originator or sponsor).
Indeed, the CPP has been articulated, in alternate embodiments, with the necessary logic and like art to automatically pre-screen incoming participants on the basis of the MSISDN (thereby avoiding use of PIN codes). However it is appreciated that PIN codes should be used in the preferred and exemplary embodiment and in practice as an individual could well be 'double booked' on various ongoing conferences.
In other instances, the invention may be utilized in concert with prepaid vouchers to pay for ad hoc conference bridge facilities on a per-use basis; automatic debiting from credit-cards or post-paid accounts may also be interfaced as required. Additionally, in further alternate embodiments, location based notification may be co-articulated with the invention, whereby an SMS is sent to (a) pre-specified list(s) within a configurable radius of the originator or sponsor.
Members skilled in the art will recognize that the ensuing represents an illustrative recital of the preferred embodiments of the invention of present and other embodiments may be articulated, gleaned and articulated from such while still remaining with in its spirit and scope. Indeed, equivalents found within the state of the art, and those which may reasonably and effectively be deemed equivalent in the future should also be understood as being incorporated by reference hereto and such. Furthermore, much of the language has been illustrative and is to be construed as expressly for pedagogical purposes in helping elucidate the art as concisely and beneficially as practical.
For simplicity and ease of instruction practitioners will recognize the totality of the real-time mobile conferencing solution consists of certain discrete elements of which the CPP form elements, but only when combined with other telecommunications and/or network elements does the full potency of the invention become apparent.
With reference now to
Certain elements of the invention (CPP) 100 may be provisioned through an articulated graphical user interface (likely web based 50), which may permit both administrators of the elements of the invention in question 100 to provision various operating commands and parameters 90; or subscribers to the conferencing solution may well provision/schedule their own conference information (and like data) 91.
Wireless subscribers 10, 11, 12, 13 may well access the conferencing functionality of the invention 100 directly, or may distinctly or simultaneously or in parallel access said invention 100 through their internet-enabled 10 computing devices (as laptops and such) 20. In the preferred embodiment such wireless subscribers 10, 11, 12, 13 and users of computer devices 20 would already have employed and be enjoying the functionality of computer program products articulated within said handsets which permit enjoyment of the invention's 100 multi-cast server functionality as well as the local storage and/or caching of multi-media. In alternate embodiments, some conference participants may well be accessing the functionality of those elements of the invention articulated as part of a computer program product 100 through external messaging clients from their internet-enabled 50 computing devices 21.
To satisfy billing concerns and needs, certain elements of the invention articulated as part of a computer program product 100 (and 130 in particular) may interface, with credit bureaus 60 and other external billing (or voucher) systems 61. The invention 100, may in alternate embodiments, be juxtaposed and co-articulated with an Open Charging (OC) middleware platform and gateway system 10 as detailed in patent application Ser. No. 10/307,335, for mediation with a prepaid or postpaid platform (for account decrement, balance inquiry and other similar purposes). Noble technicians skilled in the art will recognize that the invention of present need not be limited to the aforementioned Open Charging (OC) middleware platform and gateway system and other similar network implementations may be employed without diluting the intent and scope as such.
Continuing with reference to
Still continuing with reference to
After the conference # and PIN has been successfully validated. The MVIU 120 prompts the caller 11 for his/her name ("Mr. Phelps" for instance) and informs such caller 11 that he/she will be placed in the conference. After this announcement is played the MSC-SSP 30 is instructed to terminate the session with the MVIU 120. The conferencing application 130 also instructs the MVIU 120 to set up a UI session with the conference bridge server 110A, 110B or 110C (as appropriate) (referencing other caller's 10 (already in the conference) port number) in order to announce the arrival of said caller 11. The conferencing application 130 then instructs the MSC-SSP 30 to connect the caller to the conference bridge server 110A, 110B or 110C (conference port # information is provided). The MSC-SSP 30 notifies the invention's 100 conferencing application 130 of the successful call connection of the new caller 11. (Said new caller 11, joins the existing callers to the conference 10, 12, 13 or even 20 or 21). The conferencing application 130 continues monitoring the conference time and conference events (additional caller admission, caller leaving the conference call, etc).
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The architecture delineated by
Other innovative elements of the art include, an automated dial out feature whereby certain elements of the invention articulated as part of a computer program product 100 "automatically" initiates conference call set up by attempting to connect with selected participants' MSISDN at the scheduled time. (A configurable message is played to the terminating party). There also remains the opportunity for a manual participant dial out, whereby the master (conference chair) initiates an outdial to conference-in an individual that s/he wishes to have join the conference. (This may be associated with a configurable incremental charge). Practitioners may well appreciate that this facilitates attendance by pre-paid subscribers in calling party pay jurisdictions.
The invention may notify conference participants of the conference details (together with conference reminders set in a configurable time period) by e-mail (provided said e-mail address was entered during the conference establishment process) or by SMS (mobile users whose MSISDNs were input during the conference call set up may receive an SMS text message with the conference information and/or that the conference is scheduled to begin in x-timeframe) or by USSD, MMS and other such messaging and notification technologies as taught by the state of the art.
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FIRST LADY MICHELLE OBAMA: I hug 'em.
BARBARA WALTERS: Yeah.
FIRST LADY MICHELLE OBAMA : I cry with them. I tell them how sorry I am, or feel for their loss, that there's no way on earth that I could possibly know how they feel…. These are proud families, so they're not looking for sympathy, they're just looking for that hand to ensure that they can keep going, particularly when their kid's involved. So, I figure all I can do is come back here and keep working.
BARBARA WALTERS: Do you have a Thanksgiving message that you'd like to give to the country?
PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: I just want to remind people of how incredibly resilient this country is, how we have been through wars and depressions, and great turmoil and yet, we've always been able to pull together, and make our way towards a brighter future for our kids and our grandkids. And this time's going to be no different.
BARBARA WALTERS: As First Lady Mrs. Obama, do you have a Thanksgiving message for families?
FIRST LADY MICHELLE OBAMA: I would urge people to use this time to come together, as families and community, and don't, don't take it for granted. Be kind to each other and laugh a little bit. Yeah. And don't worry about how much you eat. Just enjoy it.
BARBARA WALTERS: You mean you're not going to…
FIRST LADY MICHELLE OBAMA: This is the time! Eat pie! Eat the dressing!
BARBARA WALTERS: I thank you for welcoming us in your home.
FIRST LADY MICHELLE OBAMA: Thank you for being here. Thank you so much.
PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: Thank you, Barbara.
BARBARA WALTERS: Mr. President, thank you, thank you.
PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: Thank you.


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I figured I'd try my luck here and see if any one of you duders would like to team up and kick (possibly punch) some Teemos in ranked. Thing is, I'm currently stuck in Gold IV and I keep getting dodgy team mates (and as of late, games where I know we will lose right there at champ select), and I'm leaving for a 6 month trip in.. 19 days. I'd like to make it to Platinum before that, hopefully. Maybe.
I generally jungle, support or at times, when necessary, play a somewhat decent ADC.
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…is what Twitter is. And it fits very well the egocentric nature of most security dudes (el hackerz), and therefore they are all on Twitter, twittering their way out of the rat race. The only problem I see with micro blogging platforms, such as Twitter, is that there is almost no value whatsoever from your contributions but a bunch of meaningless messages – a history of someone's no so interesting life.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5071048.post116231404902711579..comments2015-07-01T22:39:43.237-05:00Comments on Mainstream Baptist: The War Against the PoorBruce Prescotthttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5071048.post-1162390644758523472006-11-01T08:17:00.000-06:002006-11-01T08:17:00.000-06:00I remember one time when I was approached by a hom...I remember one time when I was approached by a homeless man who was stone drunk. He asked me for a quarter, and I told him, "No." I went inside a store and came back out, then saw the beggar across the street. He looked at me and laughted. I soon found out why. He had sliced one of my tires. My stinginess with a quarter cost me a couple hours of time and $100, though that was a minor inconvenience when one considers my relative wealth and his poverty.

My point, however, is that homeless men scare people, especially women - and not entirely without just reason. They approach you drunk and ask for money. Let me tell you, you better give them something. As men, we often do not appreciate the fear women live with. They carefully consider where they get out of their car, especially at night, but also during the day. I'm just saying mayors and city councils have to deal with these issues.

Certainly, a law against giving someone a sandwich is a pretty stupid law. Maybe if we hadn't spent a half trillion dollars on a pointless war in Iraq, we would have the resources to appropriately help the homeless.Snoofyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5071048.post-1162324683147182902006-10-31T13:58:00.000-06:002006-10-31T13:58:00.000-06:00Yup. Las Vegas is the same way when last I checke...Yup. Las Vegas is the same way when last I checked. The Mayor is essentially just the head city councilman and the council is majority Democrat. For that matter most major cities in the country are probably majority Democrat given the 2000/2004 electoral maps.

I don't think this is a right or left thing. All men are sinners and both political parties are ultimately made up of men.Jeff the Baptisthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5071048.post-1162320352139336292006-10-31T12:45:00.000-06:002006-10-31T12:45:00.000-06:00Jeff,Mayors don't make the ordinances, city counci...Jeff,

Mayors don't make the ordinances, city council's do.

But you are right about the criticism being misplaced. After checking the composition of the City Council in Orlando, the ordinance was initiated by a Democrat and it looks like a majority of the the council is democrat.

This may another example of Democrats moving so far to the right that they might as well be Republicans.Dr. Bruce Prescotthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5071048.post-1162318742708080762006-10-31T12:19:00.000-06:002006-10-31T12:19:00.000-06:00"Compassionate conservatives" in local government ..."Compassionate conservatives" in local government never want to see people who are hungry or homeless. Now they are making it illegal to give away food in public parks.

Pray tell, who would these "compassionate conservatives" be? Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer? He's a Democrat by the way. Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman? Also a Democrat. It seems your rant against Republicans might be a bit misplaced...Jeff the Baptisthttp://email@example.com


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The magic you see on the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's stages is created by amazing artisans backstage as well as the incredible actors. And, when these craftspeople leave their workshops, how do they spend their time? Doing crafts. From noon to 7 p.m. Sunday in the Gallerie M of the InterContinental Milwaukee hotel, 139 E. Kilbourn Ave., artworks from some of these talented people will be for sale at the "Rep Holiday Artisan Craft Fair." Admission is free. »Read Full Article
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- Kitchen-Aid attachment stuck because pin extends too far—Thursday, October 30th, 2014
It's a warm day in Texas, so I'm baking bread today. At the end of kneading the bread in my Kitchen-Aid, I go to remove the dough hook, and it won't come out. It looks as though the pin that holds the hook in place has extended outward so that the attachment can no longer rotate into the groove that lets it detach.
This is apparently not an uncommon problem with Kitchen-Aid pins. After pounding on it a few times with a screwdriver, a quick search of the Internet brought the suggestion that maybe I've run the Kitchen-Aid for so long that the pin expanded from the heat and needs to cool.
That seemed—and was—utterly crazy. Yes, metal expands, but it shouldn't expand that much. However, other suggestions involved using WD–40 or rust remover on the pin. That led me to believe that the pin can move on its own; a closer look at how attachments attach, and if the pin moved outward, it would move past the attacher rim and block the attachment from rotating far enough to be removed.
Since I was pretty sure that the pin hadn't moved and then rusted after twenty minutes, I eschewed the harsh chemicals and got a small C-clamp and screwdriver. It fixed the problem in a few seconds. Most clamps nowadays seem to come with easy twist-bars, so you may not need a screwdriver.
My clamp opens about 1.5 inches; a smaller one should work fine, a larger one might be unwieldy.
The photos show the fix: attach the clamp so that the moveable arm is on the Kitchen-Aid's attachment pin and the immovable arm is to the back of attachment neck. Tighten the clamp by hand, and then, if the pin doesn't move when tightening by hand, tighten using the screwdriver until the pin moves in. If the pin has only recently moved out, it shouldn't take much force to push it back in.
- Pie crust cookies—Thursday, December 20th, 2012
My pie crust recipe, in order, I think, to make it easy to remember, ends up making three crusts. I almost always make either one pie, two pies, or a covered pie—i.e., never more than two crusts. Then I freeze the remaining dough ball(s). I made some applie pie about a week and a half ago, and forgot to freeze the remaining crust—I put it in the refrigerator thinking to make a berry pie in the next day or two, and it completely slipped my mind until last night.
Why, I thought, do I need a filling? The crust is often the best part of a pie. So I rolled it out and took out some cookie cutters, sprinkled sugar over the top, and baked them for about ten minutes at 400°F. Then I sprinkled them with powdered sugar, and, once they cooled, put them in a ziploc bag with a little more powdered sugar.
They're very tasty—the sugar on the outside makes them just sweet enough, and they're just like pie crust. I expect they'd be good with frosting as well.
I did not use any flour in the cookie cutters and they stuck a little when pulling them away from the cookie cutters. When I do this again I'm going to sprinkle the granulated sugar over the crust before cutting, and if that doesn't help I'll dip the cutters in flour each time.
- Coops West Texas Barbeque—Wednesday, May 16th, 2012
I was saddened to learn last week that Huffman's BBQ in Lincoln Park closed earlier this year, so I did a search to see if San Diego has acquired any new barbeque places besides Phil's1. The reviews of Coops West Texas Barbeque convinced me to head out this weekend. The drive to Lemon Grove is a quick one, and it was a beautiful day.
They've got a lot of choices; we picked up two two-meat plates, knowing we wouldn't finish them, so that we could try four meats and four sides, and have some great leftovers. We had the pork ribs, rib tips, texas sausage, and brisket. For sides, we chose potato salad, coleslaw, macaroni and cheese, and red beans and rice.
The mac & cheese side was quite good, as was the potato salad. The coleslaw was more vinegary than I like. The beans and rice was average. Our two-meat plate also came with corn bread. It is not homemade but they're honest about it, and it's still good. Finally, while you can buy sodas, they also have unlimited sweet tea, and it's among the better sweet tea I've had, both in restaurants and homemade.
The meat was great, and it continued to be great the next day. The brisket was very close to the West Texas BBQ I had in February in Fort Stockton, Texas2. The sausage was homemade and flavorful; the pork ribs and rib tips were tender without being mushy. It's definitely a place I want to go to again.
Like the only other West Texas barbecue I've had, the meat is served without covering it in sauce; they use a dry rub. There are two sauces at the table, both very similar. One tasted slightly smokier than the other. They're advertised as milder and spicier. I enjoyed them both; but make sure you try the meat without the sauce first—it stands on its own.
It's difficult, when eating that much good food, to save room for desert, but since Lemon Grove isn't in walking distance I made sure to save room for one dessert. We had the peach cobbler. Very nice, very homey and warm. I want to try the buttermilk pie next time.
- Chocolate cookies (for breakfast)—Saturday, April 14th, 2012
These cookies should be crisp on the outside and chewy on the inside. You've got a decent amount of leeway with this recipe; if you leave it in for a few minutes too long they'll be fine. Less chewy and more crunchy, but still very good.
A mixer, either a hand-mixer or a stand mixer, will turn this into a very quick recipe. And also give you one more thing to lick in the morning.
This makes about two baking sheets full of cookies, depending on how much of the batter you eat.
I stole this recipe from The Fannie Farmer Cookbook, changing things around for what I have in my cupboard/refrigerator. I exchanged yogurt for the milk (full-fat yogurt, of course) and cocoa powder for the unsweetened chocolate. Then a bit more butter and vanilla because I like butter and vanilla (and because I'm using cocoa powder instead of chocolate).
The Fannie Farmer Cookbook is a great basic cookbook; when I can't find something in my weird books, I tend to use Fannie Farmer.
- Bacon fat tortillas?—Thursday, April 5th, 2012
"I prefer lard but have used coconut oil. That's good too. Just don't ever use margarine. For anything. Margarine is gross."
Every once in a while I get the urge to make flour tortillas, and fail. Will have to try again! I have some bacon fat waiting for just such a project…
Diolinda Monteiro: Flour Tortillas at Diolinda's Kitchen (#)
- Diolinda's Kitchen—Sunday, February 26th, 2012
"I love dark chocolate. These are my thoughts on the chocolate and food world."
From turnip tater tots to bacon-wrapped dates, hard to go wrong with these recipes. Diolinda Monteiro is also an accomplished chocolatier, so pay attention to what what she has to say about chocolates especially!
Did you know that "diet" meant a "deliberative assembly" historically? That's how you get wonderful turns of phrase like "The Diet of Worms". Worms, Germany was where the diet was held.
I'd like to think that The Chocolate Diet is both a style of eating and a decision-making process.
- Biscuits in blueberry syrup—Wednesday, February 15th, 2012
Biscuits with syrupy fruit are always a comfort. Blueberries make the best syrup, I think, although cherries come close. This recipe is pretty quick to make up because you're faking the syrup bit by just mixing up some sugar and water into simple syrup.
The preparation time assumes you already have the biscuits made. If not, make some half-hour biscuits and perhaps double the sugar in that recipe.
If you're feeling decadent, add a few pieces of chocolate to the biscuits before you pour the hot blueberries over it; it will melt the chocolate, and you'll end up with a syrupy, chocolate mess.
The only real problem with this simple dessert is that the whipped cream can melt too quickly on top of the hot blueberries. You might just let it sit for a minute or two; the blueberry syrup will still be warm, but not hot to the touch, and the whipped cream will last longer. Of course, if you whip your cream up manually you won't have to worry about this.
Ice cream and hot blueberries is also a great combination, so if you have ice cream you can use that instead of whipped cream. This will also solve the problem of the whipped cream melting too quickly.
If presentation matters, add some mint leaves to the top after the whipped cream. If flavor matters, chop some mint—about a tablespoon—and add to the syrup with the blueberries.
If you're making this for two, you can reduce the amount of blueberries, but you can't really reduce the amount of syrup. Which is not in any sense a problem.
- xoushii's Gastronomic Adventures—Tuesday, February 14th, 2012
"Champagne Tastes On A Beer Budget"
If you happen to be in the Philippines and need some restaurant recommendations, take a look at this. Some very nice photos even if you can't make it to the Philippines. Also, some interesting recipes.
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|8 Pound (fully cooked)
|Orange juice
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|Ginger ale
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Brown sugar
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs) (firmly packed)
|Orange marmalade
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|Dry mustard
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Place first 3 ingredients in a large heavy-duty, zip-top plastic bag.
Seal bag; marinate in refrigerator 8 hours, turning bag occasionally.
Remove ham from marinade, reserving marinade.
Place ham, fat side up, in a shallow roasting pan lined with heavy-duty aluminum foil.
Bake, uncovered, at 325° for 1 1/2 hours, basting frequently with marinade.
Remove ham from oven; reduce oven temperature to 300°.
Slice skin from ham; score fat in a diamond design.
Combine brown sugar, marmalade, and mustard; spread over scored fat.
Bake, uncovered, an additional 30 minutes.
Let stand 10 minutes before carving.
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Members of the city's Licenses Committee voted, 4-0, on Tuesday to recommend rejection of a beer license for Carniceria La Familia, 1709 S. Muskego Ave.
Jose Sanchez, who holds a food retailer's license at the location, said he is renting the building from the former owners of the grocery. The grocery store was formerly known as Carniceria El Indio, and police suspected there was fencing of stolen goods going on.
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25. Boston College QB David Shinskie
The former Major League pitcher got a crack at USC in the Emerald Bowl at the home of the San Francisco Giants. It didn't help for the 25-year old rookie. He hit Rich Gunnell for a 61-yard seam-buster in the second quarter. The rest of the night, he was just 13-of-32 for 157 yards and a pick.
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In the Little Caesars Bowl, Marshall had no permanent coach and was missing one of its best weapons, TE Cody Slate. Surely, this was the opening the Bobcats needed to finally win a school-first bowl game. Nope. They came out flat, falling behind 21-0 in a game they should have won and coming up short in their comeback bid. Chalk it up as a lost opportunity.
23. The Southern Miss D
If this is one of Conference USA's stiffest defenses, it's no wonder the league has become an offensive playground. A favorite in the New Orleans Bowl, the Eagles wound up allowing 450 balanced yards in a dismal 42-32 loss.
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A terror all season, the Knight's front seven managed just a single sack and three tackles for loss against Rutgers in a 45-24 St. Petersburg Bowl loss to Rutgers. The Scarlet Knight began the game 111th nationally in sacks yielded.
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Yeah, the field was a mess and the Penn State D is rugged, but nine first downs and just 243 total yards in the Capital One Bowl? The Tigers have struggled all year against better defenses and obviously missed top RB Charles Scott.
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The Vols got bullied on both sides of the ball by Virginia Tech in the Chick-fil-A Bowl, keeping Lane Kiffin from ending his first season on a high note. The Hokies rushed for 229 yards to pull away in the second half and got to Jonathan Crompton a season-high six times.
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Anybody, anytime, anywhere. Unless it's a New Mexico Bowl date with Wyoming, which shocked the heavily-favored Bulldogs, 35-28, in double-overtime.
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In one of the most feeble efforts of the postseason, the Pack ran for more than 200 yards below their season average and made SMU QB Kyle Padron look like a young Colt Brennan in a 45-10 Hawaii Bowl loss.
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Harris had problems moving the Hurricane offense all night in the Champs Sports Bowl, looking nothing like the player who started the season so hot. Although he wasn't intercepted for a change, he accounted for only 187 yards, most of which came on one drive when Wisconsin was giving up the short stuff.
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In the last minute alone, Idaho inexplicably let Freddie Barnes get behind the secondary for a 51-yard score and Bowling Green allowed the Vandals to go 66 yards in 28 seconds for the win. It was a microcosm of a game that featured eight touchdown passes and 627 yards from Nathan Enderle and Tyler Sheehan.
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Starting QB Andrew Luck was sorely missed in the Cardinal's 31-27 loss to Oklahoma in the Sun Bowl. Ya think? A symbol of the old Stanford, Pritchard only completed 8-of-19 passes for 117 yards, no touchdowns, and two picks.
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Demos missed three field goals, including a pair with the Outback Bowl hanging in the balance, and an extra point before suffering a leg injury. He also averaged just 31.6 yards as the punter in a rough overall afternoon for the junior.
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12. The MAC
While Central Michigan is still set to go on Wednesday in the GMAC Bowl, the Mid-American Conference has dropped all four of this year's bowl games, running its postseason losing streak to 13 games. Bowling Green suffered a heartbreaker at the hands of Idaho and Temple hung with UCLA, but it's still been more than three years since the league was victorious, a Chippewa win over Middle Tennessee in the 2006 Motor City Bowl.
11. Texas A&M
To call the Aggies sloppy in their 44-20 Independence Bowl loss to Georgia would be kind. A&M tackled poorly after the first quarter, couldn't execute on offense, and completely imploded on special teams, allowing a kick return for a score and a couple of blocked kicks. If this is what Mike Sherman produces with a month to prepare, he'll have a short tenure in College Station.
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After getting a two-touchdown head start on Utah in the Poinsettia Bowl, the Bears started the offseason about three quarters too early. The Utes took full advantage, getting a huge night from rookie QB Jordan Wynn and the defense in a 37-27 come-from-behind win.
8. Oregon State
For the second straight December, the Beavers were shockingly bad, getting thumped by BYU in the Las Vegas Bowl, 44-20. Absolutely nothing went right for OSU, which looked like a shell of the team that darn near won a Pac-10 title.
7. Arizona
In one of the most dreadful all-around postseason performances you'll ever see, the Wildcats did a weak job of representing the Pac-10 in the Holiday Bowl. No match for Nebraska, Arizona got manhandled from the opening kickoff, losing 33-0 and getting outgained 396-109.
6. South Carolina
Let's all have a moratorium on the assumption that Steve Spurrier will someday turn this program into an SEC powerhouse. Maybe it's just not going to ever happen. The Gamecocks were so feeble and ill-prepared for Connecticut in the PapaJohns.com Bowl, the coach felt compelled to apologize to the fans who made the trip from South Carolina for the game.
5. Oregon QB Jeremiah Masoli
Where were the electrifying moments that have typified his two seasons in Eugene? He was bottled up all afternoon in the Rose Bowl, running for a season-low nine yards and a score, while only going 9-of-20 for 81 yards and a pick through the air.
4. Cotton Bowl Quarterbacks
Jevan Snead vs. Zac Robinson might have sounded like a titanic quarterback battle if the discussion took place in August. In January? Not so much. For differing reasons, neither player reached expectations, capping disappointing years by combining for zero touchdowns and seven interceptions in Arlington.
3. Cincinnati
Okay, so no one expected you to beat Florida in the Sugar Bowl, especially without Brian Kelly, but could you put up a fight? Unbeaten and in the hunt for a national title all year, the Bearcats got exposed in New Orleans, allowing 659 total yards to the Gators and failing to be competitive shortly after kickoff.
2. Houston QB Case Keenum
During the 12-game regular season, Keenum threw six interceptions. Since then, he's thrown nine, including a half-dozen in the Cougars' dreadful Armed Forces Bowl loss to Air Force. If he was even flirting with the idea of turning pro a week ago, he isn't today.
1. The Pac-10
USC beat Boston College in the Emerald Bowl and UCLA defeated Temple in the EagleBank Bowl. Whoopee! The Pac-10 had very little to crow about this postseason, as its top four teams in the regular season standings all lost as part of a 2-5 overall mark. Oregon failed to keep the league's Rose Bowl dominance going, and Arizona, Oregon State, and Cal were all hideous in December blowout losses.
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