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Evidently you can not count. If you reread the article you will find that there are six NYS SU commits for 2012 listed in the story, Morgan, Palmer, McFarLane,Cornelius, Norton and Barrett. Because of other activities only 4 will be participating in this game.
LOL. Like we don't have a VP of the USA who didn't embellish his resume. Didn't see him lose his job. I have seen much worse on resumes than what Coach Williams did "embellishment' wise.
As usual you don't know what you are talking about. They were never considering divisions for BB only for FB. There will be divisions for FB with Pitt in one and SU in the other. One of the main reasons for an increase to an 18 game BB conference schedule is money. The ACC has found that they make more money at games between conference members as there is a higher attendance level.
For all those fans who enjoyed that glorious game on Friday, beating a ranked team on national television it's that time of the year again. Until Dec. 3 you can go to coachoftheyear.com and vote everyday, once/day for Coach Marrone.
Sorry Mike. I know that you are the BB reporter but those of us who are old enough know that before there was a Big East, what SU was known for was Football. So for you to say that the FB program has "had it's moments" is laughable. And as for SU losing significance in the ACC the addition of Pitt and SU made the front page of my local, Carolina paper this morning and the evening news had a nice clip of the USC game with the pass from Nassib, to Lemon, to Chew for the TD. The landscape is changing on Tobacco Road and BC will now have some "Yankee" company with possibly more to come.
Orangebull, that is scary as that is the same score that I have been thinking SU 24 - USC 20. Hey, anything can happen, it's a full moon!!
Last time I checked it was a 36-29 win over Wake. Nice going AP.
Nice job Keon. Looking forward to watching you again this weekend. Interesting about Keons "wingspan" as I recall comments on the "wingspan" of DB verbal Julian Wigham out of Florida. Possibly something the coaches are considering when recruiting?
Hey Nolan...nice Q&A as always. Am I correct that Coach Marrone said everyone was ready to play Thursday?? Might Lepak and Allport see any field time?
No. His was probably that the atmosphere in the Dome was overrated.
Dave,my suggesting is that you get a satellite dish if you want to watch SU football, BB or Lax. Last year the only FB game that I was unable to watch was Washington. Between ESPN, ESPN3, SNY and MASN you should be covered with DirecTV.
Should have had no effect whatsoever. Nothing but a little wind that far west in the state. Not even a drop of rain.
Nice article. These young men all seem to understand the concept of TEAM. I also like that they all really wanted to play for SU. Now all we need is a Priest on the sidelines to complete the Deja Vu feeling.
Hey Slim, I agree with you, but I can see this team winning 8-9 games and then off to a Bowl again. Blame it on the heat. Slim I hope that you and Amazed are both out of harms way. Personally I'm hoping that Irene veers a little more west into NC as we sure could use the rain.
I would be surprised if Phillip "Jaws" Thomas was able to play against Wake. Normally it takes about 6 weeks for a broken jaw to heal. Wake was absolutely horrible last year. Why not be "safe" and let Wilkes play.
Excellent role model for the younger players.
Dam. I'm starting to think that the SU Football team theme song should be "Another one bites the dust". This injury to Hickey is not good. At least, hopefully, with most of the other injuries players should be back by the RI game. Some of the younger players are really going to have to step up.
Exactly. Also I have to agree with your previous post regarding the rivalry between UT and A&M. No way would that ever be allowed to be dissolved. That would be like NC State leaving the ACC. The alumni of Carolina, Duke and NC State would never let it happen. Just like Texas too much tradition and historical rivalry. The BE has nothing like it. I think this is just a ploy on the part of the Aggies to get a piece of the Longhorn network revenue.
Hey Slim, ESPN just showed a statement from the SEC that they are not considering any further expansion at this time. SO now let's start our own rumor. The Aggies still want to bolt the Big 12 but the SEC doesn't want them. Instead the BE invites them to this conference to be a natural in state rival with TCU. Hey, it's got just about as much of a chance as all the other rumors flying around the internet on expansion. LOL.
That's UT, not A&M that has the network.


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Golf notebook: Mungo's club nominated for award
Ventura resident Kit Mungo continues to draw praise from his development of a unique golf club that he invented called Herbie's One Putt Wedge.
The International Network of Golf, which recognizes outstanding achievement in the golf business, has nominated Mungo for one of its awards in the 19th Annual ING Industry Honors awards program.
The International Network of Golf is a 22-year-old, nonprofit organization whose membership is open to anyone in the golf industry, related industries and media.
Winners in a dozen categories are being decided by an electronic vote of the ING membership. The winners will be announced on Jan. 27 at the PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando.
Sub-committees in each ING Industry Honors category reviewed nominations that were taken from anyone in the golf industry, and by private vote trimmed the entries to the top three in each category.
Mungo is nominated in the category of Product Ingenuity-Emerging Companies, where he will compete against two other new products for the top prize.
Herbie's One Putt Wedge is a unique short-game club that Mungo designed to be used from any lie from 75 yards and in.
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More than 4.5 million DSL modems have been compromised as part of a sustained hacking campaign in Brazil, with the devices spreading malware and malicious web address redirects.
The attacks focused on a vulnerability in modem firmware that was largely ignored by users and the security community, security vendor Kaspersky said, allowing attackers to enter modem configuration settings and change the DNS server used to browse the internet.
The vulnerable modems, made by six different manufacturers, all use a chip set made by Broadcom.
A similar vulnerability was used by Estonian hackers to harness control of modems with its DNSChanger attack.
According to Kaspersky, the Brazilian attackers sought to steal users' banking credentials by redirecting users to false versions of popular sites — like Facebook or Google — and prompting them to install malware.
Some 40 DNS servers were set up outside Brazil too in order to serve forged requests for domain names belonging to Brazilian banks.
The country's cyber emergency and response team (CERT) estimated that roughly 4.5 million modems had been compromised as of March this year. It met with banks, ISPs, device makers and government agencies to work out a solution to the massive attack.
After manufacturers issued firmware updates to plug the security hole, the number of compromised modems reduced. However, some 300,000 modems are still thought to be controlled by attackers.
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LeFleur's Bluff provides a lush green spot in the heart of urban Jackson. In addition to camping, fishing, picnic spots and nature trails, the 305-acre park features a nine-hole golf course and a driving range. The park is named for Louis LeFleur, a French-Canadian explorer who established a trading post on the banks of the Pearl River in the late 1700s. The city of Jackson was originally known as "LeFleur's Bluff". Today Mississippi's vibrant capital city combines the earth and charm of its rich cultural heritage with exciting activities and attractions and contemporary lifestyles. Visitors to Jackson discover a diversity of museums, unlimited shopping and dining, an exciting night life and a calendar of events packed with activities to suit every mood. For the campsite reservations call Lefleur's Office at 601-987-3923
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"You might call this baked French toast, or you might call it breakfast bread pudding, but everyone will agree it is simple, sweet, and delicious. I have found kids and adults enjoy it and it is wonderful for brunch and/or a potluck."
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1 teaspoon
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1 (16 ounce) loaf
cinnamon bread with raisins, cut into 1-inch cubes
Granny Smith apples - peeled, cored, and sliced
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Very good, but I made a few changes. I used 3 eggs instead of 6, added more cinncamon and pecan pieces. Turned out wonderfully.
I felt it needed more flavor. My apples were still crispy after an additional 35 minutes of cooking time, and was still vey moist. I will try it again, adding a brown sugar crumble on top andpossably some caramel sauce.
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I perfure Johnothan apples. Other than that tis is a good wake me up breakfast.
Easy to make; delicious to eat! My family loved it. I didn't change a thing and will definitely make it many more times.
This is my first bread pudding and it came out amazing! I didn't re-fridge the bread pudding over night, but I did soak the bread for 10 mins and made sure the bread was fully soaked. I made half the recipe, used all milk instead of adding heavy cream, and also instead of having plane chopped apple for the top I added 1 tablespoon of butter (melted), 1 tbsp brown sugar, 1/2 tsp of cinnamon. Mixed it all together and spread it over the bread pudding. It came out tasty, moist, and perfectly sweetened. And, instead of using nutmeg, I used a all spice blend to give it more of a stronger spice taste. My husband ate half of it and he's not a fan of bread pudding. I will be making this again for sure.
Absolutely delicious and a total success ! My vegetarian friends devoured it!
Made with 4 eggs and no raisens. It was awesome!!
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- "President Obama's latest choice to fill one of the vacancies" on the D.C. Court of Appeals "went down in a filibuster on Tuesday as Senate Republicans blocked another White House nominee -- the third in two weeks -- and deepened a growing conflict with Democrats over presidential appointments." (New York Times)
- "Software problems with the federal online health insurance marketplace, especially in handling high volumes, are proving so stubborn that the system is unlikely to work fully by the end of the month as the White House has promised, according to an official with knowledge of the project." (Washington Post)
- In GA SEN, Rep. Phil Gingrey (R) "is making the first television ad buy" of the race "with a pledge not to run" for reelection "if he can't repeal" the 2010 health care law during his first term. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
- In IA SEN, former Reliant Energy CEO Mark Jacobs (R), "who has been exploring a ... bid since late June, will make an announcement on Tuesday," and then "embark on a five-day 'announcement tour.'" (Des Moines Register)
- In MI SEN, Senate Republicans "will host a major fundraiser" in Washington next week for former Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land (D). (Washington Examiner)
- In MS SEN, records show "ultra-conservative" state Sen. Chris McDaniel (R) voted in the 2003 MS GOV Democratic primary, but "McDaniel and others question the accuracy of the records and accuse" Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann (R), "a potential opponent" if Sen. Thad Cochran (R) decides to retire, "of using state resources for 'opposition research' on McDaniel." (Jackson Clarion-Ledger)
- In AZ-02, activist Shelley Kais (R) "jumped into the race ... on Tuesday," setting up a three-way primary with 2012 nominee Martha McSally (R) and radio host Ed Martin (R). "But Martin questioned whether Kais was actually running as a ploy to benefit McSally by splitting the conservative vote. Kais and her husband were early supporters of McSally's campaign last year, designing her website, buying office furniture and providing other services to get her off the ground." (Arizona Republic)
- In AZ GOV, Secretary of State Ken Bennett (R) "formally kicked off his ... candidacy on Tuesday," saying "he would make the state more attractive to lure corporations by replacing the state's income tax while expanding the state's sales tax." (Arizona Republic)
- In MN GOV, 2010 candidate Marty Seifert (R) "plans to announce Nov. 21 that will seek the GOP endorsement for governor." (MinnPost.com)
- Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), in Charleston, S.C., on Tuesday, "drew applause from The Citadel's Corps of Cadets .... when he said" former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (D) "should be disqualified from running for president because of the Benghazi affair." (Charleston Post and Courier)
- Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI), who "will deliver the keynote speech to an anticipated crowd of 700" people at Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad's (R) birthday fundraiser Saturday night, told the Des Moines Register he won't contemplate running for president until 2015, but "is clearly leaving a door open." Ryan: "I've decided I will consider this later. ... Once I'm through with this term, then I'm going to give a hard look at it." (Des Moines Register)
- According to a new Quinnipiac University poll of national RVs, conducted Nov. 6-11, 39% approve of the way Obama is handling his job as president, while 54% disapprove. In the previous poll, conducted Sept. 23-29, 45% approved of Obama, and 49% disapproved. (release)
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• The Republican party is badly divided between the establishment and the tea party wing. But several different Democratic divisions have developed in recent weeks: 1) President Obama vs. Bill Clinton on Obamacare; 2) Progressives looking for a Hillary Clinton alternative through Elizabeth Warren; 3) Red-state Dems and in-party health care law skeptics against Obama's steadfast allies in the Senate. Republicans are facing a nasty civil war, but if Obama's health care law continues to sputter, Democrats could be fighting a multi-front war.
• That said, one oft-forgotten component of the health care law remains a winning issue in vulnerable Dems' minds. Sen. Mark Begich (D-AK), with his call Tuesday for Alaska to expand Medicaid eligibility under Obamacare echoes efforts in states including Arizona, Florida, Kentucky, North Carolina, and others where Dems are making Medicaid expansion a big talking point against Republicans who have blocked it (or attempted to), and the White House is continuing its push on the matter today.
• The fresh Jeb Bush-for-president buzz is a sign of how Obamacare's problems have shifted the GOP establishment's long-term thinking for 2016. After the 2012 elections, wariness over the Bush legacy still hung over any potential Jeb campaign. Now, running against a Clinton in the wake of an administration facing its own Bush-like second-term struggles, the Florida governor's last name doesn't seem nearly as damaging.
"A spy whose naked, decomposing body was found inside a padlocked gym bag at his apartment likely died in an accident with no one else involved, British police said Wednesday -- a tentative conclusion that is unlikely to calm conspiracy theories around the bizarre case." (AP)
- Vice President Biden announced Wednesday that his chief of staff, Bruce Reed, will step down in mid-December to become President of The Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation. Senior aide Steve Richetti has been chosen as Biden's new chief. (Hotline reporting)
- Virginia state Sen. Mark Herring (D) "declared victory late Tuesday night" in the Virginia attorney general's race, but state Sen. Mark Obenshain (R) "did not concede and the razor-thin contest could be headed for a recount." (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
- "How Terry McAuliffe's campaign changed the Virginia electorate" (Washington Post)
- Outgoing Boston Mayor Tom Menino (D) "has been hired" by Boston University "to help launch a new Institute on Cities, where mayors and municipal managers from across the globe can share ideas as they tackle urban issues." (Boston Globe)
- "Obamacare's Mystery Woman Says She Fell Victim to Cyberbullies" (ABC News)
- "I'm a Scott Brown Republican. I always have been." -- Former Sen. Scott Brown (R-MA), addressing a Scott County (Iowa) Republican Party fundraising dinner on Tuesday night (Radio Iowa)
- "Sorry, Wrong Jonathan Martin" (New York Times)
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- Today's weather, from the National Weather Service: Mostly sunny. Highs in the lower 40s. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph with gusts up to 25 mph.
- The House and Senate are back at 10 a.m.
- The House Oversight and Government Reform Commmittee holds a hearing on "The Rollout of HealthCare.gov." (2154 RHOB, 9:30 a.m.)
- The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committe holds a confirmation hearing for Homeland Security Secretary-designate Jeh Johnson. (SD-342, 10 a.m.)
- The Georgetown Hoyas return from South Korea to host Wright State. (Verizon Center, 7 p.m.)
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- Herbert Hoover helped open the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge on Nov. 12, 1936.
- The winner is Wayne Oldham, and here's his Swizzle Challenge: "Which President held every office at the local, state and federal level -- and one both before and after his Presidency?" The 1st correct e-mailer gets to submit the next question.
- Obamacare Threatens Senate Democrats -- And They Know It
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- Partisan Conflict Shadows Budget Conference
- John Boehner's Big Choice
- Mistakes Aplenty Found in Obamacare Regulations
"I did resist the temptation to drop in a 'longtime listener, first-time caller,' when I went on the air." -- New York Times' Jonathan Martin, on his appearance on WFAN-AM Tuesday to discuss being mixed-up with Dolphins OT Jonathan Martin on Twitter (New York Times)
"[I]f the Rebels have any chance of winning this war, they better trust Benedict Arnold. Because when Benedict Arnold is Benedict Arnold, he's [George] Cornwallis. And when Cornwallis is Cornwallis, he's Alexander the Great, ok? So if you're gonna trust anybody in this war on the Rebel side, Benedict Arnold's your guy. Back after this." -- A Revolutionary War-themed parody of WFAN's Mike Francesa (YouTube)
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Episode PremiereFebruary 22, 2012
GenreAction, Crime, Drama, Thriller
Show Period2000 - now
Production CompanyJerry Bruckheimer TV, Alliance Atlantis, CBS
Cast and Crew
DirectorAlec Smight
ScreenwriterTreena Hancock, Melissa R. Byer
Main Cast
- Ted Danson as D.B. Russell
- George Eads as Nick Stokes
- Jorja Fox as Sara Sidle
- Paul Guilfoyle as Captain Jim Brass
- Eric Szmanda as Greg Sanders
- Robert David Hall as Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Al Robbins (voice)
- Elisabeth Harnois
- David Berman as David Phillips
- Wallace Langham as David Hodges
- Elisabeth Shue as Julie Finlay
- Marg Helgenberger as Catherine Willows
- Laurence Fishburne as Dr. Raymond Langston
- Liz Vassey as Wendy Simms
- Lauren Lee Smith
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- Larry Mitchell
- Henry Andrews
- Larry Sullivan
When a house is stolen right off its foundation, the CSI's find themselves caught up in a family feud, siblings fighting over the house. But when the house is found dumped in the middle of the desert, the CSIs discover a bloody crime scene in the kitchen and a mummy hidden in the wall. As the investigation twists and turns, more family secrets are revealed that forever alter the future of the family and the house. This will be the first case for our new female CSI, a showcase for her skills in blood analysis and her feisty demeanor.


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On today's Sunday shows, Newt Gingrich calls Mitt Romney's attacks 'breathtakingly dishonest,' and tries to lower expectations in Florida; Florida's governor tells candidates to focus on jobs; House Speaker John Boehner says the Keystone pipeline project may have a vehicle in Congress; and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner expects growth in the U.S. economy but warns of roadblocks in Europe and the Middle East.
Gingrich Calls Romney's Attacks 'Breathtakingly Dishonest'
Newt Gingrich tore into Mitt Romney on Sunday, calling his attacks in debates and on the campaign trial "breathtakingly dishonest" and saying he expects the primary to go on for months beyond Florida's vote on Tuesday. "This is going on all the way to the convention," Gingrich said on ABC's This Week.
Gingrich Attacking, Lowering Expectations in Florida
Newt Gingrich, trying to lower expectations ahead of Tuesday's vote, said on Fox News Sunday that the primary would be extremely close but suggested that he expected Romney to win.
Florida Gov. to Candidates: Focus on Jobs
Florida Gov. Rick Scott said the GOP presidential candidates should focus on creating jobs, rather than immigration or the space program. "That's what they ought to talk about day in and day out," he said on CNN's State of the Union.
Boehner: Keystone Project May Have a Vehicle
House Speaker John Boehner said on ABC's This Week that a bill to reinvigorate the Keystone XL pipeline project, which was rejected by the Obama Administration earlier this month, could be attached to pending energy and infrastructure legislation.
McConnell Will Not Rule Out Tax Hikes to Extend Payroll Tax Holiday
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell did not rule out tax increases in order to get an extension of the payroll tax holiday through Congress, despite his stance against such increases in the past.
Geithner Expects Growth, Cautions Against Roadblocks
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner offered a cautiously optimistic assessment of the state of the U.S. economy, arguing that he expected it to grow by 2 percent to 3 percent in this election year. He also cautioned that America's recovery could be derailed by events in Europe and the Middle East
McCain Warns on Campaign Money: 'There Will be a Scandal'
Sen. John McCain flayed the Supreme Court on Sunday for their decision that opened the door for corporations to give unlimited amounts of money to third-party political action committees, known as super PACs. "I guarantee there will be a scandal," he said on NBC's Meet the Press.
Thompson Accuses Romney of 'Overkill'
Former Tennessee Senator Fred Thompson, who endorsed Newt Gingrich, called Mitt Romney's campaign tactics "overkill" and said they would fall short against President Obama in a general election matchup.
Ron Paul Focuses on Maine
Ron Paul says he's still in the race, and competitive enough to potentially win in Maine, even though attention has focused on his rivals, who are competing hard in Florida.
Trump Won't Rule Out Independent Run
Donald Trump said on Sunday that he would not rule out an independent run for president if he doesn't think the GOP nominee can win, though he added that Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney would have a "very good chance" of beating President Obama in the general election.
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14 wonderful thoughts:
- Cafe Fashionista
I LOVE that picture! And hooray for coffee...I drank far more than I should have yesterday! :P
- November 26, 2011 at 7:12 AM
- Emma Frances
Mmm! No one in my family made cherry pie this year! I'm jealous of you! Haha. :) I hope your week was absolutely wonderful!
- November 26, 2011 at 10:25 AM
- Maria Celina
Coffee is definitely worth putting on every positive list. =) Hope you have a fantastic rest of the weekend!
- November 26, 2011 at 12:36 PM
- daisychain
I really fancy cherry pie now!
- November 26, 2011 at 1:03 PM
- Claire
i went to work early today just so i could make myself a latte :)
- November 26, 2011 at 1:50 PM
- Selma @ Crazy Little World Of Mine
Yes for optimism!!!
And hey, for me it's always without dressing or gravy...even my mashed potatoes are without gravy...hehehe!
Have a great Saturday lady!
- November 26, 2011 at 2:03 PM
- Marina
Late night phone calls?? :) I wanna know more ;)
- November 26, 2011 at 2:09 PM
- Bree
Yay for your Happy Saturday post! That is so sweet that you treated your mom for her birthday. I'm glad things are going great with the family. :]
P.S. I hope you had a fab Thanksgiving!
Lots of love, B
Tweet me: Viva_La_Breee
- November 26, 2011 at 7:41 PM
- Crazy Shenanigans-JMO
Thank goodness! Someone else who doesn't like the stuffing. I am not a fan of it either!
- November 26, 2011 at 9:19 PM
- Vanisha @ Vanisha's Life In...Australia
Aww :) Late night phone calls...how many of us can attest to that! That brought back so many memories! Happy Saturday K.
- November 27, 2011 at 5:25 AM
- Shea
I'm with you on so many of these--Breaking Dawn, coffee, Pinterest--all these make me happy!
- November 27, 2011 at 8:44 PM
- Charlotte
Yes to all the things on your list ;) (Though I still haven't seen Breaking Dawn--was it awesome?!)
- November 28, 2011 at 10:47 AM
- Erika
Ahhh late night phone calls like hs days, luv it right? hehe
Coffee, always :)
I haven't gotten into Pinterest yet & I hear so much about it I'm scared I'll be addicted in no time!
- November 28, 2011 at 11:34 AM
- Johanna
That's such a cute illustration! And your list of things that make you happy make me pretty darn happy, too!
- December 4, 2011 at 6:21 PM


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C.J. Nitkowski, for reasons unknown, decided to inject himself into the Zack Greinke/Carlos Quentin/Dodgers/Padres brawl discussion, basically saying that Quentin doesn't hang over the plate any more than Matt Kemp does.
Carlos Quentin stands on top of the plate, hangs over the strike zone? You sure about that? twitter.com/CJNitkowski/st…
— CJ Nitkowski (@CJNitkowski) April 12, 2013
Kemp, same camera, same angle. twitter.com/CJNitkowski/st…
— CJ Nitkowski (@CJNitkowski) April 12, 2013
Damning screencaps, right? Yeah, a lot of people seemed to think so, hence this response, because they both conveniently only show their setups and don't show why pitchers complain about Quentin diving over the plate and why he gets hit so much.
I find it interesting that he clearly appears to be misleading his followers here, because it's obvious that the point of contention is how they end up after footstrike, not how they setup. I mean, who cares how a guy sets up if he's on top of the plate when the ball is about to cross it.
Anyway, so what's up with the differing reputations of Quentin and Kemp if we're to believe what the screencaps show, right?
Ah right, it's because Kemp actually tends to pull out and away from the plate after his setup, while Quentin … well … he dives in after his setup, sort of like everybody has been saying.
That's both of them at footstrike, where it actually matters in terms of getting out of the way of being hit.
It sort of sucks that both are wearing dark undershirts, because it's hard to tell exactly where their elbows are (Quentin's is basically over the inside corner), but it's still clear to see why Quentin would get hit more than Kemp.
Besides the fact that it's harder to rotate out of the way when you dive towards the plate, thus making it harder to avoid being HBP (it's why he can't simply move like NotGraphs wants), Kemp has a ton more room for a pitcher to miss inside before even coming close to hitting him. With Quentin, if you miss anywhere in and above the belt, he's at risk to take it off his forearm. You know, sort of like he did twice in this series. And 100+ other times over his career.
To be frank, I feel stupid for even having to write this post, since a player doesn't have one of the highest HBP rates ever for no reason, but people seem to actually be buying into this garbage, and Jayson Stark actually retweeted it as "interesting", so it deserved an explanation.


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Fun at Thanksgiving Live
I did this little thing called Thanksgiving Live yesterday. It was a live show. About Thanksgiving.
Aren't you glad you have me here to explain these things?
Anyway, Thanksgiving Live was a live show about Thanksgiving on Food Network and when I was invited to participate several weeks ago, I said, "Yes. As long as I don't have to cook anything, say anything, or be on camera."
Just kidding.
Of course I said yes, as I thought it would be a really fun experience. And what a coincidence. It was!
I snapped photos whenever I could throughout the show so I could hurry and share them with you. I was the dodo bird with the camera.
I was the dodo bird with the camera and the sweaty forehead.
I was the dodo bird with the camera and the sweaty forehead who kept adjusting her body-shaping camisole.
I was the dodo bird with the camera and the sweaty forehead who kept adjusting her body-shaping camisole and hiking up her jeans.
I was the…
Sorry. I'll stop now.
Here's Bobby Flay and Rachael Ray!
Ooooh. I wonder if I can do this post in rhymes? It feels good this morning.
Here's Bobby Flay and Giada de Laurentiis!
Okay, so I guess the whole rhyme thing isn't going to work out.
I said this two years ago when I first met Bobby Flay: He's, like, totally awesome in person.
Very nice.
Very polite.
Very confident.
Very charming.
This is Bobby saying "Yo" after I pointed my camera at him and said "Yo."
Sometimes I'm not quite sure how to act in these situations. So I say things like "Yo," then spend four weeks wondering whether or not I should have said "Yo."
I'm thinking no.
Be glad you're not me.
Guess who was gorgeous both inside and out? Giada.
I'd never met her before.
All I can say is this:
I absolutely loved her. She's radiant.
This is the wonderful Sunny Anderson, whom I'd never met in person before yesterday. We've been friends on the Tweeter for some time now, though, and we share an Oklahoma connection. She was born there!
She's precious. I love her.
This is Sunny with Aarón Sanchez, whom I'd met before when we judged Iron Chef together (the episode hasn't aired yet; I'll let you know) several months ago. He has tattoo sleeves, is a ridiculously talented chef, and is very charming.
My kid sister Betsy met him in the hall.
Rachael Ray is quite lovely and somewhat soft spoken in person.
Her turkey was my favorite. I inhaled it.
The whole Food Network kitchen (which is actually like seven or eight kitchens in one) was decorated with all the colors of fall.
I did a little segment on the show where I talked about the colors and plates I like to use for Thanksgiving, and here's what I picked from the prop room.
Since everything on Thanksgiving is brown and orange and tan (the food included) sometimes I like to go to the opposite side of the color wheel and use purples, blues, pinks, etc.
I'm such a rebel.
In my own mind.
At the very end of the show, Alton Brown raced against the clock to see how quickly he could carve a turkey.
He finished it in something like a minute, and he still had all his fingers!
He is the king.
Wow. What an experience for me.
I was a little on the shy side because I didn't want to feel like Flounder in that scene in Animal House when he approaches the cool guys at the frat house.
Press play, please.
That said, everyone was so, so nice to me.
And both the production crew and the kitchen crew were out-of-this-world amazing. Thank you, guys!
I had fun.
I'm so glad I did it!
I ate everyone's food and went back for seconds.
Then Bets and I hopped in the car, headed straight for the airport…
And waved bye-bye to Manhattan.
We're at our mom's house in Tennessee visiting Ga-Ga today.
Then we fly home to Oklahoma together tonight.
Hope you all had a wonderful weekend!
Lots and lots of love,
P.S. In case you missed it, Thanksgiving Live will air again today at 4:00 Eastern/3:00 Central!
437 Comments and 41 Replies
Danielle B On Monday, November 19 at 11:46 am
Hi Ree! I watched this show last year and hoped FN would do another this year. How I excited I was to find that you would be one of the starring chefs! I was rooting for you the whole time, you did fabulous! And what a compliment to have Alton say he has made "your pie crust". I will be doing the same for my pumpkin pies (and making your mashed potatoes) for Thanksgiving. I wish you and your family a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Sondra On Monday, November 19 at 11:47 am
I'm so glad you had a good time. We recorded the show and tried to watch it last night…twice! I couldn't watch it. Alton was way too hyper and not very nice. He's always been one of my favorites. I did see the part where you made your appetizers with crackers and bacon. You did a great job. I may try to watch the rest of the show later this week. Maybe I'll have more patience. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
Nini On Monday, November 19 at 11:54 am
Loved the episode! You were great!
Rachael P On Monday, November 19 at 11:55 am
What a great show it was! Alton sometimes seems a bit persnickety but I have a feeling he's actually a big softie. I loved the give and take between him and Gaida – it was so "big brother/little sister" in nature.
You're just going to have to accept the fact that you're as big a star as any of them. Yeah, you are.
Heather {Dietetic Sinners} On Monday, November 19 at 11:58 am
I got a little bit of the show and it looked like ya'll were having so much fun!
Karen in S.E. Texas On Monday, November 19 at 12:02 pm
You did Good Lady!
I enjoyed the show and loved when Alton said that he used your pie shell recipe. You can hear people in the background going, "OOoooooooo."
Pattie W. On Monday, November 19 at 12:02 pm
I loved the show anyou were terrific! I will probably watch it again today. Thanks for posting all of the pics here!
Dvorah Toller On Monday, November 19 at 12:08 pm
My husband and I loved you on the show! It felt like we were rooting for a family member! You made us proud! Happy Thanksgiving!!!
Anneliese Barz On Monday, November 19 at 12:09 pm
I caught parts of the show yesterday. You were awesome. I'm gonna try your bacon crackers. I'm purposefuly adding an appetizer course to try them.
Love you. You're one of my heros.
Gretchen On Monday, November 19 at 12:10 pm
My husband and I were lucky to catch this when it aired yesterday morning. I loved the idea of a live show like this! Every time you pulled your DSLR out, I kept saying, she's going to put it on her blog / twitter! My husband just kept shaking his head at me… Happy Thanksgiving to your family!
Shirley Grauberger On Monday, November 19 at 12:17 pm
Welcome to Tennessee Ree!!
Kathy On Monday, November 19 at 12:18 pm
Ree, I just adore you and your YUMMY food! You are the BEST! You did an amazing job yesterday. Loved the live show!
Now, in a few short days, and for the 3rd year in a row, I will brine and cook my turkey according to your recipe. Hands down the the best brine and cooking technique. Both times I have made it it has come out PERFECT! When you find a winner you just gotta stick with it! Thanks for always sharing the love! Many blessings to you and your family this holiday season!
karen On Monday, November 19 at 12:20 pm
Loved the show, very fun to watch, and fun to see you snapping photos while Elton was almost losing his fingers hacking at the turkey.:) You have alot of Grace Ree!!! and loved hearing your sentiments of the other cooks..I think I agree with all of them. Still love your show the most!!! :)..have a safe trip back home!
Annie B On Monday, November 19 at 12:21 pm
Loved you and the show so much. It really looked like loads of fun and the food…shazaam! Happy Thanksgiving.
Helena Mouta On Monday, November 19 at 12:24 pm
I'm still bummed that I didn't get to see this, and won't any time soon (that's what you get when you live in Europe and have to watch Food Network UK!), but I'm certain you did a wonderful job and, by the way, I am so jealous of you right now! Getting to meet all those great chefs… It would have been a real treat to watch you all Congrats on all the well deserved success!
D. Marie On Monday, November 19 at 12:26 pm
We were all so proud watching you, but we all had one question. With your show being Thanksgiving-themed, then doing the Thanksgiving Live show, are you not having (real) Thanksgiving at your house this year? We think you'd be Thanksgiving'ed out!
Rachel Steck On Monday, November 19 at 12:27 pm
What a wonderful experience, I am so jealous! I DVR'd Thanksgiving Live…yeah, kinda defeats the purpose huh? Oh well. I will watch it Friday while all the other crazies are out shopping. I actually think my favorite pic you shared was the one of Manhattan from the plane. Awesome. Thanks for sharing the behind the scenes shots.
Lezlie On Monday, November 19 at 12:28 pm
Watched the show…loved it…you were great. I saw you taking pictures so I was looking forward to and hoping for this post.
Thanks, Ree!
Annie B On Monday, November 19 at 12:28 pm
I'm so glad you told us that it will show again today! I had to miss it yesterday and was feeling a little sorry for myself!
D. Marie On Monday, November 19 at 12:29 pm
Ooh! One more. Alex Guarnaschelli. How was she in person? I called her the Simon Cowell of judging (Chopped) once on Twitter, and she took great offense to that. She scares me.
Vicki in GA On Monday, November 19 at 12:44 pm
I like Alex, especially on the Iron Chef Re-visited.
I would like the other gal who is the guest host on Chopped to become the next Iron Chef.
p. claire pertalion On Monday, November 19 at 12:30 pm
ok, i got to watch the show and it was great and i learned a few things….but more importantly, you got to hang with ALTON BROWN!
he is a god. i am so in love with him. i have been watching him for years and have learned tons from him. i am very jealous.
i hope you had a blast, looks like you did.
Homesick Midwesterner On Monday, November 19 at 12:32 pm
You are so great! I am from Kansas, but live on the East Coast now. I get tired of people here thinking this is the epicenter of the universe. I love how you are so genuine and real and reflect that Midwestern humbleness. But, hello, YOU ARE A STAR! You hold your own and then some!!! Love that you let yourself shine while still keeping your feet on the ground…
Christine B On Monday, November 19 at 12:35 pm
Loved the show, it was so much fun! That picture of Bobby is amazing…and the Yo one is funny! Your living your dream and we are all living vicariously through you…keep dreaming my friend!
Denise in Alaska On Monday, November 19 at 12:36 pm
Loved the show yesterday, Ree! It was so much fun to see you there fitting right in with everyone. Caught the web preview interviews, too. So nice to know that not only does Alton like your pie crust recipe, but that Sunny watches your show and would trust you with the stuffing–fun! And being thankful for family and faith, what could be better? What caught my attention with your blog today, though, was your little off-the-cuff thing about knowing Aaron from judging Iron Chef America with him. Made me squeal…eeeeee! I will be sure to be watching that one. What a fun experience to have. I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving with your family. God bless you!
Kelli On Monday, November 19 at 12:37 pm
OMG!! I wish I could have traded places with you for like 15 minutes. I love Food Network Chefs. They are so awesome and I hope someday to meet one or two. How awesome of an experience that must have been for you. Congrats.
Belinda R On Monday, November 19 at 12:41 pm
You were such a super STAR on the show. And you fit in just fine with all those other famous people. So give yourself credit, cuz you did it…..
And I just love your photo of Manhattan. I can see all the major streets and how they are laid out. And Central Park. So thank you for that too.
So now you can get back home just in time to start the prep for Thanksgiving.
Such a nice problem to have…….Happy Turkey Day !!!
Farrah On Monday, November 19 at 12:41 pm
That looks like an amazing experience. Rachel Ray is one of my favorite cooking shows. Just as much as I love your website and yourself haha
Vicki in GA On Monday, November 19 at 12:42 pm
Homies? I laughed so hard when you said that…Alton said he doesn't have "homies."
Yes, all your homies were watching you and cheering you on.
PW (good grief, I just figured out what they means – PW = Pioneer Woman. It's okay it only took me 5 or 6 years.).
Anyho, PW, you did us proud. You weren't shy, but confident. Your outfit, makeup, and hair were perfect. I didn't see a drop of "sweat" – just a calm, collected PW!
Good going. I watched in segments and will watch it another time to pick up what I missed.
Lauren C On Monday, November 19 at 12:43 pm
I loved every minute of Thanksgiving Live… it was so much fun to watch & looked like you all had such a blast doing it! Your tweet – "I carried a watermelon" – was absolutely hysterical!! It still makes me laugh. I was so hoping there would be a re-cap post today & you did not disappoint! These close up photos of Bobby Flay?… I.. I.. I die. SWOON… Next year, I want you all to come to my house to do the show. K?
p.s. – You judged IRON CHEF? Give up the goods girl & tell us when!
p.p.s. – You are officially living my dream life.
Anna Cast On Monday, November 19 at 12:46 pm
We watched it…and my husband piped up…Is that the Pioneer Woman?! Love it that he's in tune with your awesome show, and now when I talk about you it's like talking about Martha Stewart in our house–No other explanation necessary!
Thanksgiving Live was a great show, and I liked that I could see you taking the pictures, and then the pictures themselves on the blog!
I died laughing at the video clip you posted! Everyone's worst fear!! LOL!
Susan On Monday, November 19 at 12:47 pm
Ree, you were great on the show…perfectly reserved as the newbie but at ease when the camera was on you. I'm glad I got to see it.
I loved the way Alton teased everyone, especially Giada and Rachael..poking fun at the things they say or are known for saying. It really lightened up the atmosphere and made everyone show their own personalities. Did you get to talk to Mariam, Bobby Flay's usual assistant, from the Throwdown show? She has great one liner come-backs that she throws at him on that show. I think I watch Throwdown as much for their interaction as for anything else. She seems like a natural comedian. Anyway..great pictures and fun show…informational, too!
Michelle On Monday, November 19 at 12:47 pm
Alton Brown is my food hero; look at you standing there next to him!
Charly On Monday, November 19 at 12:58 pm
You were great, Ree! We smiled watching you the whole time. Just goes to show you can hang with the best of them!
Melissa in Texas On Monday, November 19 at 12:59 pm
Love your pics. of the Food Network experience. Enjoy your time with your mother. Wishing you & yours a Happy Thanksgiving!
Pamelaine On Monday, November 19 at 1:11 pm
The show was great. Everybody looked so relaxed and was having a terrific time. You were wonderful. I'm looking forward to seeing you on Iron Chef. Happy Thanksgiving.
angelitacarmelita On Monday, November 19 at 1:15 pm
OMG, you were the cutest thing! I loved the show and you did GREAT! but I have to comment, and then ask: Comment – you did nothing on air that made you look like you were 'adjusting' anything! you looked perfectly perfect! Ask – what did Giada (who I love also), grab off of your prep area and shove in her mouth and then (seriously) on camera nearly choke on!? that unfortunately DID make it to the cut! omg, I felt so bad for her! btw, your hair looked fabulous….
cici On Monday, November 19 at 1:19 pm
The show was fun and funny – everyone looked to be having a great time!!
But the photo of Manhattan at night from the air was SPECTACULAR!!!
You did good yesterday!!
Jill On Monday, November 19 at 1:20 pm
Great seeing you on the show!
Tara On Monday, November 19 at 1:22 pm
You did fantastic! The Food Network needs your Down-Home-Family sense. I feel like we are friends when I watch you. My husband thinks I'm a little crazy. Happy Thanksgiving Ree!
BlessedInTexas :0) On Monday, November 19 at 1:22 pm
Ree you were very charming, fun & made it worth watching!
You brought the sweat southern side to the party.
I have to say, not that anyone else may have thought this, I know this
was a relaxed setting but some of the "celebrity" chefs came across
like camera hogs & really reaching for the camera attention. They are
some that I watch a lot too, but they did not come across very well to me :0(
I kept watching so I could see your cool segments, made it fun!
My kids get to watch the DVR of the show with me & they think
yall have a pretty cool place to live. Your cookbook is part of
our homeschool cooking lessons :0)
So cool you brought your sister with you!
Praying you have a blessed family Thanksgiving.
:0) Ann Marie
Eileen On Monday, November 19 at 1:22 pm
Okay, I started laughing out loud in my office when you made the comment about Flounder! You crack me up Ree. Love the behind the scenes shots!
Jean On Monday, November 19 at 1:25 pm
That looked like a lot of work, but a lot of fun! I gotta ask. I Alton Brown carving that turkey with a reciprocating saw? That's what it looks like. LOL!
Have fun in TN!
Patty Kay On Monday, November 19 at 1:27 pm
Ree, You were Wonderful! Loved it!
marj On Monday, November 19 at 1:29 pm
That was a great show. Coulda used more food fight though.
What a fun life you have. Thank you Ree.
Mandie @ Oh So Decadent On Monday, November 19 at 1:32 pm
I was so mad that I didn't get a chance to catch you on Thanksgiving Live. When I heard it was playing this weekend I was beyond bummed. But I did catch a peek last night and I must say, if you were nervous, you did not show it at all! You were wonderful, poised, and beautiful as always. I hope Food Network starts putting you on more of their tv shows!
Roberta On Monday, November 19 at 1:40 pm
Love the photo of Manhattan at night from the air! Thanks for all of them, too, and your behind-the-scenes comments.
Patty A. On Monday, November 19 at 1:42 pm
Ree you were amazing! I taped it (babies wanted to watch t.v. and all) so it was a pleasure to watch all of you guys (especially our Pioneer Woman!) in action! I was sad that I couldn't tune in live, but that's alright, I have some of your recipes to practice!
Robin in New Jersey On Monday, November 19 at 1:44 pm
That shot of Manhattan is amazing!
Chris McGetrick On Monday, November 19 at 1:50 pm
What an amazing experience. It sounds absolutely intimdating though.
Kim Ralston On Monday, November 19 at 1:53 pm
Ree what I got to see of the show was AWESOME!!! And now you're in Tennessee! I'm in Tennessee! We should meet! I promise I'm not as crazy as what I just wrote sounds. I'm just excited because my family whom I haven't seen in 13 years is coming all the way from Australia for a 3 week holiday and I want to share it with everyone!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Melissa Vega On Monday, November 19 at 1:54 pm
You and your sister look so much alike. I never really noticed it til this entry. She looks like you but with dark hair…uncanny
Bonny On Monday, November 19 at 1:55 pm
Loved the show! You were great! Thanks for all you do, your "work" is my "favorite past time!"
Linda Sue On Monday, November 19 at 1:59 pm
You are SO silly – I bet Bobby Flay says YO a lot. I don't usually do the whole gush over PDub – but girl – from an old gal to you remember "You is kind. You is smart. You is important. " I'd put you in a kitchen with any of those folks – and I'm SO glad they are all as nice as they seem – 'cause it would seriously be fun to be in a room with them, some decent wine and a LOT of snack food!
Sandy K On Monday, November 19 at 2:13 pm
Sure looks like a good time. Thanks for sharing pictures.
Emily B On Monday, November 19 at 2:13 pm
I have the episode DVR'd…watching it while doing laundry tonight! Thank you for the "behind the scene" pics! I can't wait to watch especially since you are on it this year! Happy Thanksgiving!
KimS On Monday, November 19 at 2:14 pm
Looks like you had a blast. I have to tell you though … you are the only person on the planet besides myself who has a Gaga. I like that though (:
alexa On Monday, November 19 at 2:16 pm
Nice photo of Manhattan
Mary W On Monday, November 19 at 2:21 pm
I haven't watched the whole episode yet, but I thought it was great and looked like a good time! You did a good job, PW! Please let us know when the Iron Chef episode will be on. Oh and happy Thanksgiving!
Joy On Monday, November 19 at 2:24 pm
Ree, I DVR'd the show – watched it and will watch it again.
You were great, but I think the camera should have zoomed in a little
closer on you (probably because you were my favorite on there) !!
I loved your opposite colors on the spectrum. I do that often, too.
Don't know if it's the rebel in us or we like to be different. ??
Great pictures.
Phyllis by Lake Superior On Monday, November 19 at 2:33 pm
You did an amazing job, were confident & cool in a scary-live show, and answered the whole subway thing so gracefully! You ARE a food celebrity! I loved the floral centerpiece & different colored plates, plus the food looked really, really good!
Jo-Anne On Monday, November 19 at 2:35 pm
Wow what awesome photos and it sounds like an awesome show…………..
Laurie On Monday, November 19 at 2:43 pm
Wow! What an experience! But I must say, the last picture out of the airplane window is my favorite! Breathtaking!!
Mamasue123 On Monday, November 19 at 2:43 pm
Ha! How lucky for you! I would have been curled up in a corner so I wouldn't say something stupid!! Nah I would have been right in there being a Dufus! Good for you. Wish we could watch you in Canada. But heading your way next week!
Vanessa On Monday, November 19 at 2:54 pm
I think you did a GREAT job on the thanksgiving show Ree! I love your show it reminds me of my roots back in Alabama.
Anita On Monday, November 19 at 2:56 pm
Hello Ree, You looked beautiful and you were amazing!! It was really fun to watch and only wish I was there to taste all the yummy food!! Thank you for sharing all the photos. as it makes all of us seem like we were there. I hope you decide to do it again nex year. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your wonderful family!! I love love love your show!!!
EvelynH in NYC On Monday, November 19 at 3:01 pm
The Thanksgiving show was great.
I love the picture of Manhattan. I live in Staten Island, and it's what I don't see in the picture that makes me so sad. I can point out where the Verrizano Narrows Bridge is in your picture, and I can draw a line from that point in a slight diagonal to the right- where there is a line of darkness that should be lit up like the rest of the photo. That's the beach area of Staten Island that was devastated in Hurricane Sandy. It still sits in total darkness and will for a long time to come. Unless you know the landscape, it goes unnoticed. I pray daily that the people who lost everything don't go unnoticed.
Glad you get to see your Mom and Gaga. Wishing you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving!
Erin On Monday, November 19 at 3:08 pm
I don't have cable and am unable to watch your show, but I'm sure it was wonderful. I'm commenting to say, that is an AWESOME picture you took of Manhattan out of your plane window!!
rere On Monday, November 19 at 3:33 pm
WOW, i didn't realize the show last night was live. i thought it was live sat. and re-aired last night! i (husband also) enjoyed it. you were great (you were "our girl") lol!
hailee bailey On Monday, November 19 at 3:35 pm
What was Alton Brown like? He is my second favorite on the Food Network Channel,after you, of course.
Lisa On Monday, November 19 at 3:41 pm
I missed your show, but what is the deal with those body shaping cami's. They tend to roll and creep up on me accentuating exactly what I am trying to conceal.
Cmoore On Monday, November 19 at 3:43 pm
How cool is it to hear that famous FoodNetwork folks use your recipes? Way to go, Ree!!
Brooke On Monday, November 19 at 3:45 pm
Loved the show! But even more I love that pic of Manhattan from the sky!! Seeing that I have never been on a plane, I find that picture SO SUPER COOL! I may never get to see any place from that view, so thanks for post that shot! Happy Thanksgiving.
Jenny C. On Monday, November 19 at 3:46 pm
Ree – you were fabulous!!!!!! I just caught 10 minutes or so (will watch the rest on DVR) – Alton bugged with me with all his "UM"s and he just seemed all over the place – was totally stressing me out Giada was acting way too goofy. The others were mediocre/okay – but YOU my dear, impressed me the most! You were warm and genuine, definitely the most poised out of everyone, and didn't seem nervous at all. You looked great, and, as my favorite Food Network personality – I was so proud of you and excited for you!
Page M On Monday, November 19 at 3:48 pm
I watched your show in Tennessee last night!!! You are precious. Have a great turkey day!!!
Susan in Colorado On Monday, November 19 at 3:54 pm
Good grief is Rachael Ray like 3 feet tall? LOL
Lynn Marie On Monday, November 19 at 4:25 pm
Thanks for sharing about your amazing day! I missed the show and did not even DVR it!!!!! Will they be airing it again?
Barb O On Monday, November 19 at 4:32 pm
Where's a picture of "The Sammich King"?
Martha in KS On Monday, November 19 at 6:33 pm
He wasn't on the show. Neither was cutie Tyler – but I saw him in KC.
De On Monday, November 19 at 4:33 pm
OK, I don't know you, but totally feel for you. I am still cracking up with the comparison to the Animal House scene – hilarious. You are killing me Ree… I would have felt the SAME way. Thought you did great by the way, really held your own! Happy Turkey Day!
hazelbite On Monday, November 19 at 4:34 pm
I like all the other food "personalities" but Alton Brown would be the one I'd want to sit down and chat with the most. His recipes are all foolproof as far as I'm concerned and reason enough to adore the man just for that. Also, I always wondered if Giada was as gorgeous in person as she is on screen. Must be those good Italian genes!
Connie Pruitt On Monday, November 19 at 4:35 pm
I thought you were great on the show. I enjoyed it. I did think you were a little shy, but very charming!
Alton Brown made me a nervous wreck with that electric knife. I was afraid he would cut off a finger! Was so relieved when he was done!!!!
Jenny On Monday, November 19 at 4:38 pm
You are seriously the coolest. Love that you are part of Food Network, too!
Michele On Monday, November 19 at 4:46 pm
I had the blessed opportunity to have dinner at Bobby Flay's Bar Americain last weekend in NYC!! he was actually in the kitchen that night and I had the chance to say hello and to thank him for a divine meal!! You are so correct, he is truly a very kind, gracious man!! With a very firm handshake, I might add!! If any of you have a chance to go there, GO!!
Clarissa On Monday, November 19 at 4:48 pm
My sister had my dad DVR the show and I'm so excited to watch it when I go home for Thanksgiving!!
Liv On Monday, November 19 at 4:54 pm
Rees you were great! I felt like I was watching my friend doing something amazing. I was like yeah that's my Ree! Good job keeping it real.
Jenny L On Monday, November 19 at 4:58 pm
The show went from good to great after catching sweet Giada swear upon taking a sip of Aaron's strong adult beverage! I believe her exact words were "Holy Sh*t". Cracked me up.
Beth On Monday, November 19 at 5:11 pm
Wow, love the pictures! I have watched that Thanksgiving show twice. I would have done the same as you, taken lots of pictures. What great memories!
Brenda B. On Monday, November 19 at 5:14 pm
Ree, you were great on the show! You blended right in! You are so lucky to work with such talented chefs!
Linda A. On Monday, November 19 at 5:19 pm
I loved the show, Ree! It was almost like watching someone you personally know on TV…I was so proud of you! I kept saying "look, there she is " and wished you had been more of a camera hog like one of the other gals ahhh hummm…
I thought it was a great show, and your stuffing should have won!
Hope you do it again next year! I'll be watching!
Josephine On Monday, November 19 at 5:27 pm
The show looks amazing! I didn't get to watch it because I was in NYC also with my little sister. Love the overhead view picture!
Pam On Monday, November 19 at 5:27 pm
My husband and I watched the show together. Ree you did great! Your humor was on the spot, and it looked like you were having fun.
Meglo On Monday, November 19 at 5:29 pm
Caught most of the show. I was waiting for you to say some "you sayings" … Loved YOUR Thanksgiving show where oddly enough your place settings were BROWN….
Rebecca On Monday, November 19 at 5:31 pm
Enjoyed your LIVE show. Liked your photo of Sunny Anderson. I thought of you while watching her show last week. Check out her recipe for "Grandma William's Biscuits". Her grandma uses a special biscuit mix with butterflakes in it and I could just see a panful of those biscuits on the counter at your Lodge. She mentions the name of the biscuit mix in her recipe (which she had to translate from grandma's approximations) and you can Google it to find the source for the mix. I wonder what else you could use that mix for.
Teri M On Monday, November 19 at 5:36 pm
Loved the show, you were great! Next year you need to be on camera more!!
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your wonderful family!!!
Jen from TX On Monday, November 19 at 5:37 pm
Ree, you were great! I'm a total nerd, and I'm sure I'm not alone in feeling like I had a friend that got to be on the Food Network and I was so excited for you! (yes, I know you're on FN all the time, but usually FROM the FN studios. You're on from home, so that's different.) I do want to know about Alex – you didn't mention her. I hope she was nice too!
Cathy E On Monday, November 19 at 5:43 pm
I saw most of the show, until I fell asleep for my Sunday afternoon siesta! It wasn't the show…honest! I am thoroughly enjoying your blog, your show, your pictures and your recipes. Thanks for being a blogging pioneer!
karyn On Monday, November 19 at 5:52 pm
The show was great. How was the food afterward? You are lucky to have such a wonderful sister. Wish I had one.
Kerry On Monday, November 19 at 5:53 pm
Oh so jealous and wishing we had cable again just so I could watch you – ah, good times. I bet the food was delish!!
Deece On Monday, November 19 at 5:59 pm
Ree- you did a great job. It must have been so hard to be the freshman, but you held your own. I'm glad Giada was nice. I've always liked her, but she seemed a little… hmmm…NOT nice yesterday.
I was glad to see you whip out the camera yesterday and was hoping for a blow- by – blow today.
Have a great holiday.
PS I am spending MY day pulling my cami-shaper down and my lycra-infested jeans UP.
Caren On Monday, November 19 at 6:11 pm
You did such a great job on the show! I would have been so intimidated by all those professional chefs. Giada was hilarious. I've met her in person and she is absolutely stunning. Very sweet too.
Have you thought of wearing bangs like your sister? I think they would look nice on you.
kat-in-texas On Monday, November 19 at 6:28 pm
I'd say you were right up there with the best of them!!! I would die if I met any one of them and YOU!!! Very kewl!!!


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I just got back from Ireland 3 weeks ago today. It was my third trip. On that first trip, I had a gun pointed at my head by a British soldier and was not exactly sure why. I already had a history degree, but had to spend a few more years reading to find out why. On the second trip I had visited the the homestead of, the land of, a cluster of homesteads, of my ancestors. Baile, in Irish. The place that dated back to the thirteenth century. In the January 2010 trip, I traveled to Inishmore in the Aran Islands and looked out across the Atlantic, at a site where a fortress had been built 3,000 years ago. Inishmore was a place about hardship, in a land with little soil, and when Aran woman made heavy sweaters for fisherman-husbands to drown faster amidst the high seas because they did not know how to swim.
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Trying to figure out, with my eyes open, the truth. Like where you were and where you were going. Trying to capture a few things, in music or story -- like what it meant to be Irish when you wake up in the morning, when you found your landlegs. Trying to figure out the sounds of the past, of the future, what the music all meant. The old songs. The traditional ones. The new ones.
I have been in 24 countries to date, and hope to add to the number. Before I die I want to finish a novel I started 5 years ago and put away. The Masterpiece.
Masterpieces. Reproductions. The variations on a theme. So you write for the future. To leave the wisdom. In masterpieces, reproductions, replications. In a sense I think of that Victor Frankl comment about walking into a concentration camp with his masterpiece that had to be saved. At all cost. As the past conflicted with the future, as consciousness changes, beyond myself. And so a relationship, as ultimately the masterpiece was all along what you had put into your relationship while trying to hang onto your equilibrium, somewhere inside the ear.


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Decided to take the family, wife + four kids, to an Irish Pub before their first Ranger Game. Made 5:30pm reservations two days prior on-line, called day of game to confirm a downstairs table for six. We walk in @ 5:30 with an open table of six next to maitre d' stand and told we have to wait. Five minutes later they are shuffling us upstairs. Woman who was seating people is the woman who confirmed my downstairs table for six. Location great, food OK, service not great.
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Only way to get more range is use a longbow (or any "long" bow) Shortbows and half moons have poor range but fire faster.
Yes, eventually you can change secondary classes... but it is near the "end" of the game (missions wise). You even keep your original secondary skills (IF you decide to switch back to that profession... you can't use them if you don't have the profession).
And warrior/monk is pretty good. Take damage and be able to res. But if you need some help, feel free to message me (I will be under either Klaus Barnabas, or Dr Tobias Funke).
thanks for the info.. interesting.. going to try it..
I noticed that you dont need to be a RAnger ,neither a Necromancer or ELemental to use their weapons.. which is quite odd.. when you only have 1 profession. makes me wonder if the only benefit of other proffesions is their magic combos .
I already have 4 skills(the icons at the bottons with magic moves) but only 2 of them based around sword atacks alone.. which are extremely effective in battles. The sword is my favorite weapon.. so did you know if there are others special moves/skills that are just for the sword atacks? I asked for more training for the warrior, but the next training is for others weapons like Hammer.. which i dont like.. .. it looks more cool the warrior with a sword and a shield..
is there any way to continue training in the arts of sword fighting or perhaps this is ramdom and you need to finish the game to get more?
Maybe what i need is find guide book for the game.. that could explain the use of every weapon ,every skill and every item.. like a bible ..because it sucks to not know what are the purpose of some of your items/weapons and skills and combos that will best benefit you in your proffesion. i have big inventory and probably most of the things i have are useless. Right now collecting lots of IRON ,granite ,wood,stones and some other other materials just in case they migh be used in the future to build new armour or weapons.. diferent than customization.
a side note.. Here i included some screenshot of the game..
Guildwars have the nicest looking outdoors i have ever seen in a PC game..
the water in Farcry might be slighty better.. but the all around graphics are simply stunning..the Sky even have HDRish blooms also .
One of the coolest thing in the game is the so many ways you can equip your characters for protection and the near unlimited weapons availlable to choose..
but also even dress your character and paint them with your favorite colors if you find bottles of ink in your quest ..
Notice there in the screenshot it only have 4 skills.. (icons) at the booton. but the last two are only availlable if you use the sword as your primary weapon. Will love to get more skills for the sword fights..alone.. if they are really good i might just stay as a single class proffesion alone.. Kick ass game..
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Chris Archer allowed three hits in 62/3 innings, Kevin Kiermaier and Evan Longoria homered on consecutive pitches, and Tampa Bay shut out Houston in St. Petersburg, Florida on Thursday.
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Jul. 22, 2015
Longtime enmity between Donald Trump and Rupert Murdoch has led to Murdoch's leveraging his media empire to tear down Trump as he seeks to capture 2016 Republican presidential nomination; Trump, realizing small likelihood of winning over Murdoch, has set his sights on earning support of Fox News chairman and chief executive Roger E Ailes. MORE
Jun. 26, 2015
Fox News Channel creator Roger Ailes signs new multiyear contact as chairman and chief executive of Fox News and Fox Business Network; will also remain as chairman of Fox Television Stations; deal follows conflict over his position at 21st Century Fox following announcement that Lachlan and James Murdoch would assume top posts at company; Ailes will now report directly to Rupert, Lachlan and James Murdoch. MORE
Jan. 20, 2014
Janet Maslin reviews biography The Loudest Voice in the Room: How the Brilliant, Bombastic Roger Ailes Built Fox News--and Divided a Country by Gabriel Sherman. MORE
Jan. 13, 2014
David Carr The Media Equation column assays book The Loudest Voice in the Room, Gabriel Sherman's new unauthorized biography of Fox News Channel chairman Roger Ailes; says Sherman's portrayal of Fox News is hardly shocking, but it is not a pretty picture, and Ailes must know that. MORE
Jan. 8, 2014
Book The Loudest Voice in the Room by Gabriel Sherman, 560-page biography about Fox News Channel chairman Roger Ailes being published in January, aims to be exhaustive look at the television executive's life and monumental career; book, in months before publication, has drawn sharp criticism from chorus of people connected to Fox News. MORE
Aug. 21, 2013
Fox News Channel confirms reports that chief executive Roger Ailes fired Brian Lewis, one of his longest-serving and closest lieutenants, for what it called 'issues related to financial irregularities, as well as for multiple, material and significant breaches of his employment contract;' company initially declined to comment on reports about Lewis. MORE
Mar. 6, 2013
In an excerpt from "Roger Ailes: Off Camera," Mr. Ailes, the head of the Fox News Channel, takes aim at Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Newt Gingrich, among others. MORE
May. 6, 2012
Bill Keller Op-Ed column asserts that even though Rupert Murdoch's media holdings in Great Britain are embroiled in scandals, Fox News is Murdoch's most toxic legacy; uses the example of three competing biographies of Fox News head Roger Ailes to illustrate the news network's tenuous commitment to true journalism. MORE
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