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Excerpt from New Ben Hogan BiographyBen Hogan was a gentleman. While in private conversations, he could use locker room vocabulary. The several times I had heard such language in his off
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This book is a refreshing look at golf course design from a non-architect who loves golf and its courses
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Children's Book Celebrates Ouimet's Historic Win
USGA Publishes U.S. Open Book
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'The War by the Shore' by Curt Sampson
USGA Announces Herbert Warren Wind Book Award Winner
Late-Summer 2012 Golf Books
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'The Upset' by Al Barkow
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'First off the Tee' by Don Van Natta, Jr.
'Wonder Girl' Wins 2011 USGA Herbert Warren Wind Book Award
'Lost Balls' by Charles Lindsay
New Book to Be Released
'Two Good Rounds' by Elisa Gaudet
'Cinderella Story: My Life in Golf'
'Let There be Pebble' by Zachary Michael Jack
Chuck Klosterman - New Book but the Song Remains the Same
'Brassies, Mashies, & Bootleg Scotch' by Bill Kilpatrick
'Golf List Mania' by Leonard Shapiro & Ed Sherman
'The Swinger' by Michael Bamberger & Alan Shipnuck
'Deane Beman - Golf's Driving Force' by Adam Schupak
'The Biography of A. Vernon Macan - Just Call Me Mac' by Michael Riste
'Deane Beman, Golf's Driving Force' by Adam Schupak
'If Golf Were the Only Game' by Bob Cram
'Miracle at Merion' by David Bartlett
'The Timeless Swing' by Tom Watson
'Dream On' by John Richardson
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'The Little Book of Indoor Golf Games' by Adrian Winter
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'Mr. Hogan: The Man I Knew' by Kris Tschetter with Steve Eubanks
'True Links' by George Peper & Malcolm Campbell
'Titanic Thompson' by Kevin Cook
'Golfing with God' by Roland Merullo
Golf's Version of 'Believe It or Not!'
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'Golf & the American Country Club'
The Country Club History Wins USGA Book Award
'Ancestral Links' by John Garrity
Special Sale on 'Around the World in 80 Rounds'
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Giant Golf Books
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'Freddie & Me' by Tripp Bowden
Book Review & Interview: Tom Coyne's 'A Course Called Ireland'
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'The Golfer's Handbook' by Tony Dear
'Pete Dye Golf Courses' by Joel Zuckerman
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Book Review Roundup
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Review of 'Poems 2008,' by Robert Trent Jones, Jr.
'The Feeling of Greatness: The Moe Norman Story' by Tim O'Connor
'Tommy's Honor' Wins USGA Book Honors
Useful Golf Book
Useful Golf Book: 2nd Edition
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Sal Johnson's 2008 PGA Tour Guidebook Great for Fans, Fantasy Players
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'Golfing New England - Courses, Legends, History and Hints'
'The Match' by Mark Frost
'The Seventh at St. Andrews' by Scott Gummer
'Out of Bounds' by John Corrigan
'Championships and Friendships: The First 100 Years of the Pacific Northwest Golf Association'
'The Golf Courses of Stanley Thompson'
'Golf Digest's Golf Weekends'
'You're Still Away'
Thirteen Stars in Galaxy of Texas Golf Holes
'Golf's Golden Age' is Gold Standard for Golf Books
New Book about Stanley Thompson
'From The Red Tees' by Celeste Palermo
'Don't Ask What I Shot - How Eisenhower's Love of Golf Helped Shape 1950s America,' by Catherine M. Lewis
'The Impact Zone' by Bobby Clampett & Andy Brumer
'The Edict' by Bob Cupp
'One Nation Under Par' by Mark Nemcek
'Tommy's Honor,' by Kevin Cook
'Make Your Golf Dream A Reality' by Lou Hays
Finegan Wins USGA Herbert Warren Wind Book Award
Irish Golf Book Reviews
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'The Efficient Golfer' by Robert Anthony Pritchard
Fix The Yips Forever by Hank Haney with Matthew Rudy
Around the World in Eighty Rounds Gets Release Date
'The Doonbeg Ghosts' by Ivan Morris
A Gentleman's Game, by Tom Coyne
Jimmy Demaret: The Swing's the Thing, by John Companiotte & The PGA Championship: The Season's Final Major, by Companiotte & Catherine Lewis
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Slices: Observations from the Wrong Side of the Fairway by I. J. Schecter
Bad Lie by John R. Corrigan
Byron Nelson by John Companiotte
Alliss' 19th Hole by Peter Alliss with Rab MacWilliam
Rough Meditations by Bradley S. Klein
Dream Golf: The Making of Bandon Dunes, by Stephen Goodwin
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Tillinghast: Creator of Golf Courses by Philip Young
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very nice bookmark... quite unique. I make mine of cross stitch... with a simple lace around it... Hope I learn how to upload it and show it to my Fave Crafts friends!
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I love making bookmarks, and I think this one is very pretty! Normally I just paint my designs on the watercolor paper in either acrylics or watercolors, but I love the look of this one and the way this is embellished a bit more! Very cute! Laura Thykeson http://thealteredbooknook.com/index.html
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great post!
I actually kinda agree with BOTH SIDES, yes their have been late bloomers in boxing but their have been guys who probably cheated their way to the top as well
lets take Margarito for example, just how long has he been using those Wraps? and what would have happened if Nazim Richardson never found them
Fans speak from a FANS POINT OF VIEW, so it is easy to say, "WHO CARES" when your not the one getting hit, it is easy to say "WHO CARES IF A FIGHTER IS ON ROIDS when your not the one getting in the ring
so no Mayweather is not completely wrong, yes you have LATE BLOOMERS, but you also have your CHEATERS and with all of these Supplements on and off the market now, I don't see anything wrong with trying to be a little more safe
how come the commission didn't catch that Plaster on Margarito? was they PAID OFF and was going to turn their heads and let Margarito go fight Mosley with them? lets not pretend like Boxing is NOT CORRUPT because it is
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i think there is jealousy because of the love for pacman
its bcos he's more exciting
ali and tyson were exciting
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I agree with you to a certain extent guys like Hopkins and Martinez who start late its understandable but to be in the Pro for so long and then improve so much and take your game to an elite level in so little time is not the norm, of course there are exceptions and exceptional fighters who could do it but that almost never happens just on pure natural talents
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I don't agree 100%, but it is possible to become better with age, just not if you were an okay fighter from age 15-24, then go up up in weight and start knocking out very big[but b and c class] fighters.
What Floyd is saying, is being taken out of context.
You can't bring Hopkins and Martinez in this, why? Because they started late So their prime came at a late age. If you start at 15, you're prime should be from age 19-28 years old, then you peak but you're not exactly past it or shot, you just become more beatable.
IMO Pacquiao was a very good fighter and his prime was in the lower weights. He showed he was not a GREAT fighter in his prime, just very good, by getting a lucky draw over Marquez and losing to Morales in the span of 04-05 and those were the best fighters he fought in that span, and he lost to them, then Raheem made Pac's loss to Morales look even worse, by beating Morales handily, and Raheem was an average fighter.
There's more to it than just, "You don't become a great fighter after 25", I think if you sit down with Floyd in a 1 on 1 conversation, you'll be able to understand where he's coming from better. If you bring up Martinez or Hopkins, all he'll ask is "But at what age did they start boxing?"
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1. yes- but floyd and pac are ahead of him- better boxers
2. yes- his flurries were exciting, nt as powerful as pacquiao
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I agree with your post to an extent. But the thing is the likes of Martinez and Bernard Hopkins rise to the top took time, whereas Pacquiao has dominated every single fight since Marquez - which is slightlhy odd.
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Application crashes can be annoying, and Windows crashes are often disastrous, but at least both are usually accompanied by some form of error message.
And entering the relevant text at your favourite search engine will often provide useful clues on the cause of your problems, and how to ensure they don't happen again.
When a program just locks up, though, it's a different story. You'll wait, and wait, and wait, hoping that maybe the application will come back to life. Then finally you lose patience, and close it down from Task Manager, perhaps losing valuable data.
But this time there's no error message, no alert, no clue as to what the problem might be - unless you get a little help from some handy troubleshooting tools.
1. Resource Monitor
If you're running Windows 7, then a little-known diagnostic feature could help you not only figure out why your program has locked up, but also get it working again. And it's surprisingly easy to use.
The next time a program appears to hang, click Start, type RESMON and click the RESMON.EXE link to launch the Windows 7 Resource Monitor.
Click the CPU tab and scroll down the list of running processes until you find the one that's frozen. If it really has locked up, then this should be highlighted in red. (If you don't see anything, then maybe it's just busy; switch back to the program and give it another few minutes.)
Once you've found the highlighted process, right-click it and select Analyze Wait Chain. If Resource Monitor tells you that the process is "running normally" then it won't be able to do anything to fix the hang. But if it's showing you that your process is waiting for another, then it'll provide more details - and that means there's still hope.
UNLOCKED: Resource Monitor often shows you why your program has locked up - and can even get it running again
Cloudmark's DesktopOne, for instance, is an excellent spam filter, but in its early beta days was prone to locking up other programs. And when we used Resource Monitor, we'd often find that a program was waiting for the DesktopOne executable, CDSWIN.EXE.
So we would save any unsaved work in other applications (just for safety), check the CDSWIN.EXE checkbox in the Analyze Wait dialog, click End Process, and that was usually it - our frozen program would come back to life, and we could continue using it as before.
If you find something similarly non-critical that appears to be blocking an application of yours, then you can do much the same thing: close down the offending process and your app may also start working again.
However, you need to be cautious. If you forcibly close a Windows component or other system-critical application then you might crash your PC. Even if it's nothing important, there are no guarantees that your locked-up program will return to normal (it may stay frozen, it might even crash).
And if a process is waiting for another instance of itself (FIREFOX.EXE waiting for FIREFOX.EXE, say), then you probably won't be able to use this trick at all: closing one may also shut down the other, so you'll lose both.
If Resource Monitor doesn't work for you, then, you'll want to try something else. And fortunately there are a couple of worthwhile alternatives.
2. WhatIsHang
WhatIsHang is a tiny portable tool that can provide important clues as to why a program might be locking up.
It's more complicated than Resource Monitor, but then it also provides more information, and the tool works on any version of Windows from 2000 upwards (although it only detects hangs in 32-bit applications).
When you notice that an application has locked up, run WhatIsHang (right-click it and select Run as Administrator in Windows Vista or 7) and it should highlight the frozen window for you. Select this, click File > Get Hang Information and the program will display information that may help to explain the issue.
CLUED IN: WhatIsHang can sometimes offer clues as to why a program has locked up
If you're lucky this may include some very specific advice on possible causes of your problems. WhatIsHang might point out that the locked-up process appeared to have been working with a network file recently, for instance; if you're having network problems, or the file can't be accessed for some reason, then that may explain why your program has frozen.
WhatIsHang will also display your program's stack data, though, essentially just a list of information that the program has been working with recently.
Take a look at this: are there any file names you recognise? Could the program be trying to access some file or folder that's not available right now, like an external drive that hasn't been connected? Just browse the data on offer, and look for any clues that might give you an idea of what your troubled program is trying to do.
While WhatIsHang can help occasionally, often the problem is more deeply buried. But that's okay, there's a far more powerful option available.
3. Process Hacker
Process Hacker is the ultimate souped-up Task Manager, a comprehensive tool that can tell you everything you need to know about your running processes. And, fortunately for our purposes, it's just as useful when it comes to figuring out why a program appears to have locked up.
To find out more about your broken application, first double-click its name in the Process Hacker list, and click the Handles tab. This will show you all the files, Registry keys and other Windows objects that the program has open, which again may offer you some clues about what it's trying to do.
IN DETAIL: Process Hacker is an incredibly powerful tool for finding out more about what's happening on your PC
Next, click the Modules tab, which will reveal all the DLLs and other support files that your application is using. This generally won't mean much, even to experienced Windows users, but just browse the Description column anyway for anything that might be relevant.
For example, if a program started locking up a week ago, and you see it's loading something described as a "Microsoft Office 2010 Component", and you reinstalled Office a week ago, then that may well point you in the right direction. Enter the particular DLL file name at Google to see what comes up.
And finally, click the Thread tab to see a list of process threads, the Windows objects that are actually responsible for running code. Right-click each of these, select Analyze > Wait, and Process Hacker will tell you what, if anything, the thread is actually waiting for.
This might be a file, a user message (a mouse click or keypress), or one of many Windows objects: the Process Hacker author explains more about how to interpret the results, and use them to resolve any problems, on his own site (this is aimed at developers and other expert users, but his comments also contain much more accessible information).
If this still doesn't help, then we'd fall back to more generic troubleshooting techniques. Uninstall any unwanted applications, for example; use a tool like UpdateStar to check the rest are up-to-date; update your drivers via Device Doctor, and use CCleaner to free your system of unwanted junk.
It'll take rather longer than using Windows Resource Monitor, but this kind of cleanup can be surprisingly effective, and it just might leave your PC running smoothly again.
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One of the older girls at my studio was quitting dance and brought a huge bag of her old clothes in for us to take. I found these shorts in the bag and really loved them. They are very good at keeping your hips warm without feeling bulky and awkward like a crotch blanket (like a pair of fluffy green ones I received as a gift). They are also VERY stretchy. They are small enough to fit onto my petite hips and bum, yet they also fit one of the curvier girls at my studio. As for durability, I would say 5 stars because the other girl had them for over a year of fairly frequent wear and washing, and they don't have any tears. The only thing is that they are a little bit pill-y. It isn't very noticeable, though.
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What is Assisted Living?Assisted Living is
a special combination of housing, supportive services, personalized assistance and health care designed to respond to the individual needs of those who need help with activities of daily living and instrumental activities of daily living. Supportive services are available 24 hours a day to meet scheduled needs in a way that promotes maximum dignity and independence for each resident and involves the residents family, neighbors, and friends (Associated Living Federation of America).
Assisted living bridges the gap between independent living and nursing homes. Assisted living is designed for people who want to live in a community setting and who need help with activities of daily living (ADLs), but who do not need as much care as they would receive at a nursing home.
Who is eligible?Candidates for the Assisted Living Program must meet all CHCPE eligibility requirements met in addition to housing facility requirements. Eligibility requirements include functional needs (assistance with activities of daily living) and financial eligibility criteria. For more information click on the following link:
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Where are services provided?The Connecticut Home Care Program for Elders offers Assisted Living Services in:
State funded congregate housing facilities
federally funded HUD facilities
a Pilot Program
Four affordable Assisted Living Demonstration Sites
Who provides Assisted Living Services?Assisted Living Services Agencies (ALSAs) provide nursing and personal care to individuals living in Managed Residential Communities (MRCs/Congregate Housing facilities/HUD facilities) listed with the State Department of Public Health. The MRC provides private residential units, core services such as housekeeping, laundry, meals, and service coordination. By offering assisted living services in a congregate housing and HUD facility setting, residents are provided a viable choice that will allow them to enhance and maintain a degree of continued health, dignity and independence at significantly less cost than nursing facility placement.
The Managed Residential Community (MRC) provides core services, including 24-hr. security, one main meal per day, light housekeeping, expanded core services such as: a RSC, emergency transportation, and wellness/prevention services. As an MRC, they may provide, or make arrangements to provide for, additional housekeeping, laundry service or preparation of meals.
Assisted Living Services, including personal services and nursing supervision, will be provided to those individual residents participating in the program by the ALSA that is under contract with the MRC. Assisted Living Services (personal services) and additional Core Services will be available to qualified residents who are age 65 and over and who meet eligibility criteria for the CT Home Care Program for Elders.
Private Assisted Living Pilot ProgramThe Pilot Program serves a maximum of 75 individuals who must be eligible for either the Medicaid Waiver or State funded portion under the CHCPE. This Pilot Program grew out of recognition that some elders, after living in a Private Assisted Living Facility for a time, have spent down their assets and thus require help with their living expenses. In order to assist these individuals, the Pilot provides funding for their assisted living services but does not pay for room and board. This Pilot is based on the premise that it is cost effective to provide these services so these individuals will not require care in a nursing facility. Since the Private Assisted Living Pilot Program is offered under the Connecticut Home Care Program, all CHCPE eligibility requirements must be met in addition to housing facility requirements.
Assisted Living Demonstration ProjectThe Department of Social Services (DSS), in collaboration with the Department of Public Health (DPH), the Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD), the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority (CHFA) and the Office of Policy and Managememt (OPM) have established a demonstration project to provide subsidized assisted living services, as defined in section 19-13-D105 of the regulations of Connecticut state agencies, for persons residing in affordable housing, as defined in section 8-39a. The demonstration project is limited to a maximum of 300 subsidized dwelling units. Applicants for subsidized Assisted Living Services are subject to the same eligibility requirements as the Connecticut Home Care Program for Elders (CHCPE). Four projects are currently operation in Hartford, Glastonbury, Middletown and Seymour.
Residents in State-Funded Congregates and HUD Facilities funded by DECD may be able to receive assisted living services through a licensed service agency under contract with the facility. A portion of these service costs may be subsidized either by DECD or through the Department of Social Services (DSS) under the Connecticut Home Care Program for Elders (CHCPE).
The State-Funded Congregate and HUD Facilities provide an excellent option for many who are unable to maintain a safe and healthy independent living environment, by providing a viable choice to the residents that will enhance and maintain a degree of continued health, dignity, and independence at significantly less cost than nursing facility placement.
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Depending on the clients income, clients may be required to contribute to their cost of care. This contribution is in addition to any rent and MRC core services paid to the MRC or any payments for non-covered services. The client applied income contribution is a mandatory/required payment that a client or responsible party must pay.
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Mushroom Sandwich with asparagus!!!!!
For the wild Mushrooms!!!!!
250grms Mixed wild mushrooms
200mls Double cream
50mls Madeira
Juice of two lemons
1tspn Finely chopped parsley
3 Banana shallots, peeled and finely diced
2 Cloves garlic, crushed
25grms Butter
Salt and cracked black pepper
Mushroom Duxelle!!!!!!!
200grms Button mushrooms, washed
Juice of 1 lemon
2 Cloves garlic, crushed
25grms Butter
10mls olive oil
2 Banana shallots, peeled and finely diced
Salt and cracked black pepper to taste
Finishing touches!!!!!
8 Spears of Asparagus
1tspn dried Shitake mushrooms (ground to a fine powder. Use an electric coffee grinder
for this if you have one)
4 Slices Brioche (about 2cms thick)
4 Very thin slices of Ciabatta
Heat the butter in a pan until it is foaming and then add the shallots and garlic. Cook over a medium heat for until the shallots are beginning to
soften but do not allow them to take on any colour. Add the mushrooms and cook until they are starting to soften and then de – glaze with the
Madeira and lemon juice. Reduce until only about a tablespoon of liquid remains and then add the cream and reduce by half. Season to taste
with the salt and cracked black pepper. Set aside until required.
For the Mushroom Duxelle, heat the oil and butter in a pan and add the shallots and garlic and cook until softened but not browned. Then add the button mushrooms and cook until tender. De – glaze with the lemon juice and reduce until no liquid remains. Pour the mushroom mixture into a
food processor and blend to a smooth purée. Return the purée to the pan and reserve until required
Trim the tough stalks from the bottom on the asparagus and using a potato peeler, slice along the length into thin ribbons.
Brush both sides of the Ciabatta with a little olive oil and place a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Place it an oven that has been pre -
heated to 200c and bake for about five minutes until golden brown and crispy.
Toast the Brioche on both sides and reheat both of the mushroom mixtures. Stir the chopped parsley into the wild mushrooms.
Place a piece of toasted brioche onto each of four plates. Divide the wild mushroom between each plate and top with a quenelle of mushroom Duxelle. Garnish with some asparagus ribbons and finish each plate with a slice of the crispy Ciabatta. Sprinkle some of the Shitake mushroom powder over and around each plate and serve.
Slow cooked Brisket, Olde English Flavours!!!!!!
Piece Brisket, weighing about 1.5kg
500mls Guinness
100gms Honey
Zest of two oranges (removed with a peeler)
1/4tsp cloves
100gms roughly chopped carrot
100gma roughly chopped onion
100gms Roughly chopped leek
1 cinnamon stick
10mls Rapeseed oil
20gms butter
Salt and Pepper
500mls Brown Veal or Beef stock
20gms butter and 10mls rapeseed oil ( For reheating the brisket)
Braised Red Cabbage
500mls red wine
200mls red wine vinegar
I medium red cabbage, quartered, core and finely shredded
½ tsp powdered cinnamon
4 granny smith apples, peeled, cored and quartered
2 Red onions, peeled, cut in half and thinly sliced
50gms butter
15mls Rapeseed oil
150gms Dark Muscavado sugar
To finish the sauce!!!
2tblspns Double cream
20gms butter
Salt and Cracked black pepper to taste
Beer battered onion rings!!!!
1 white onion, peeled, sliced and split into rings
300mls Olde English ale
150gms Plain flour
oil for deep frying
To Garnish!!!!!
Punnet baby watercress
Cooking the Brisket!!!!
Note that the brisket should be a flat boneless piece, not boned and rolled. Season the meat with salt and pepper and in a hot, cast skillet, heat the oil and butter until foaming. Place the meat in the skillet and brown thoroughly on all sides and then transfer to a roasting dish with a tight fitting lid. Add the vegetables to the skillet and brown thoroughly and then add to the roasting dish. De-glaze the skillet with the Guinness and reduce by half and then add the veal or beef stock, cloves cinnamon stick, orange zest and honey. Bring the sauce to the boil and pour over the meat and vegetables. Cover with the lid and braise in an oven that has been pre – heated to 150c for three hours or until the meat is tender. Allow the meat to cool completely and reserve. Note, this stage can be done in advance.
Cooking the Red Cabbage!!!
In a heavy bottomed sauce pan, heat the oil and butter until foaming and then add the red onion and cook until soft. Then add the finely shredded red cabbage and cook for three to four minutes until well coated with the oil and butter mixture. Then add the remaining ingredients, bring to the boil and then lower the heat to a gentle simmer. Cook the cabbage for one and a half to two hours until it has a chutney like consistency. Set aside in a warm place
Finishing the sauce!!!!
After the meat has finished cooking, strain the cooking juices through a fine sieve into a clean pan and bring to the boil. Reduce the liquid until coats the back of a spoon and then add the cream and whisk in the butter. Set aside and keep warm.
For the onion rings!!!!
Whisk together the beer and flour to form a smooth batter. Heat the oil to 190c and dip the onion rings in the batter and then deep fry until golden brown and crispy.
To reheat the brisket!!!!!
Cut the meat into oblong pieces of around 10cm by 5cm. Heat the reaming oil and butter in the skillet until foaming. Place the meat in the hot fats and cook on the stove for two to three minutes. Then place the skillet in the oven (which has been pre – heated to 200c) for five minutes.
Divide the cabbage into the centre of four heated serving plates. Remove the meat from the oven and place one piece on the top of each serving of red cabbage.
Spoon the sauce over and around the meat and garnish with some watercress. Serve and enjoy.
Sea bass, oxtail, white chocolate and Szechuan pepper!!!!
For the Sea bass stock!!!!
heads and bones from 4 farmed sea bass
4 Chopped shallots
50grams parsley stalks
1 Lemon, halved and sliced
100mls dry white wine
250mls water
1tspn Szechuan pepper.
20mls Rapeseed oil.
To Finish the sauce!!!!!
50mls double cream
50grams unsalted butter
50grams white chocolate
Heat the rapeseed oil in heavy bottomed pan and cook the Szechuan pepper until begins to pop. Add the reaming ingredients and bring to the boil. Lower the heat and simmer for 30 minutes and strain into a clean pan through a fine sieve lined with a muslin cloth. Return to the heat and reduce by halve and then add the cream and reduce until the sauce coats the back of a spoon. Whisk in the white chocolate and butter. The sauce is now ready to serve.
Braised Oxtail!!!!!
2 Oxtail, cut into pieces
50grams roughly chopped carrots
50grams roughly chopped celery
50grams roughly chopped onion
50grams roughly chopped leek
100mls full bodied red wine
500mls water
Salt and pepper
2 cloves garlic, crushed.
6 sprigs thyme
20mls rapeseed oil
20grams butter.
In a large cast iron sauté pan heat the oil and butter and brown the oxtail. Season with salt and pepper and transfer to an oven proof casserole pan with a tight fitting lid. Then brown the vegetables and pour over the oxtail. De-glaze the sauté pan with the red wine and bring to the boil (use a spatula to loosen the caramelized juices from the bottom of the pan). Add the water, thyme sprigs and garlic, bring to the boil and pour over the oxtail and cover the casserole pan with the lid. Place in an oven which has been pre – heated to 15o centigrade and cook for 31/2 to four hours, until the oxtail is tender. Remove the pan from the oven and lift out the oxtail pieces and allow to cool slightly.
Pass the braising juices through a fine sieve into a clean pan and return to the heat and reduce by 2/3rds.
Once the oxtail has cooled sufficiently that it can be handled, strip the meat from the bones and discard the bones.
To Finish the Oxtail and the sauce!!!!!
Outer leaves from a Savoy cabbage (the tough stem should be trimmed away)
1 Chicken Breast
1 egg white
100mls Double Cream
50grams unsalted butter
Salt and pepper
Place the chicken breast and egg white into a food processor and blend to a smooth paste. Then blend in 50mls of the cream. Season with salt and pepper. Lay four pieces of aluminium foil about 30cms in length onto a work surface and cover with a layer of cling film.. Lay some blanched cabbage leaves on to the cling film/foil and spread with some chicken mousse. Divide the oxtail meat along the centre of the mousse and then roll each parcel into a sausage shape and poach in some gently simmering water for 10minutes.
Bring the oxtail stock back to the boil and add the remaining cream and reduce by a further third. Finish the sauce by whisking in the butter.
Pan Fried Sea Bass Fillets!!!!
8 Fillets Farmed Sea Bass, Scaled and pin boned
30grams Rapeseed oil
30grams Butter
Salt and Pepper
Season the fillets of Sea bass with salt and pepper. Heat a large skillet on the stove and add the butter and oil. When just starting to smoke, place the sea bass fillets in the pan, skin side down and cook for two to three minutes until the skin is crispy and golden brown. Turn over the fillets and cook for a further minute and then drain on a clean kitchen cloth.
To Serve!!!!!
Place two sea bass fillets in a cross pattern on each of four warmed serving plates. Unwrap the oxtail/cabbage sausages and cut in halve on the diagonal and arrange on top of the sea bass fillets. Spoon round the oxtail reduction and the white chocolate/Szechuan pepper sauce and serve
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ABC (Wednesdays, 8 p.m. ET)
A young man (Matthew Fox from Party of Five) in a business suit wakes up cut and disheveled in a jungle. How did he get there? The only clue is a little airline liquor bottle in his pocket.
He walks out onto a seemingly deserted beach—quiet, beautiful. Then suddenly the sound of anguished cries and the sight of smoking wreckage. A plane fell down on this island, and the young man came with it. As he springs into action to help his fellow survivors, we realize that he is a physician.
The Sept. 22 premiere of this new series from Alias creator J.J. Abrams grabs you so forcefully that you won't shake free even when the drama strains credulity. You'll have to suppress a snicker when Fox's character, Jack, tells a long anecdote from his surgical career while fellow passenger Kate (Evangeline Lilly) does some amateur stitching on a nasty wound he suffered in the crash. You may feel manipulated when the first two episodes keep flashing back to the aircraft in the moments before it plummeted. But when Jack, Kate and faded British rocker Charlie (Dominic Monaghan from Lord of the Rings, in the show's best performance) grope their way past dead bodies to see what secrets the cockpit holds, you'll be gripping the arm of the chair like a white-knuckle flier on takeoff.
Maggie Grace and Ian Somerhalder strike a few false notes as bickering siblings Shannon and Boone, and Shannon's selfish sunbathing looks like an excuse for the camera to give her body a going-over. Abrams and co-creator Damon Lindelof appear to be reaching for relevance when a stubbly stud (Josh Holloway) tars an Arab survivor (Naveen Andrews) with the brush of terrorism. Nevertheless, the writers deserve credit for doling out information in a way that keeps us wondering about the characters' backgrounds and motives. What I really don't like is the howling in the distance that tells us there's something monstrously nonhuman on the island. It seems like a cheap horror trick—but okay, I am kind of curious.
CBS (Mondays, 8:30 p.m. ET)
Jason Alexander's second post-Seinfeld series is based on the writings of Washington Post columnist and ESPN commentator Tony Kornheiser. But it could easily have been inspired by such sitcoms as Everybody Loves Raymond and 8 Simple Rules (when it had John Ritter). You know, the ones with journalists who spend an awful lot of time at home.
Tony Kleinman (Alexander) recently shifted from sportswriting to a humor column that draws on his life with wife Dana (Wendy Makkena from Oliver Beene) and teen kids Megan (Daniella Monet) and Mickey (Will Rothhaar). He also cohosts a raucous sports talk show with ex-jock Bernie (Malcolm-Jamal Warner). There's some comic potential in Tony's TV work, but the Sept. 20 opener and the second episode feature strident conflict between Tony, bellowing like Ralph Kramden, and a snotty Megan. Dad should quit writing his column at the kitchen table and get out of the house whenever possible.
UPN (Wed., Sept. 22, 9 p.m. ET)
I don't think Nancy Drew started like this. Veronica Mars (Kristen Bell), teenage detective, heads straight for the seamy side in this series premiere, staking out a strip joint and a hot-sheets motel. She also has a lurid recollection of the night she lost her virginity.
Through numerous flashbacks and a voice-over narration that makes Veronica sound like a hurt child one minute and Philip Marlowe the next, the opener explains that she used to be the girlfriend of golden boy Duncan Kane (Teddy Dunn) and best pal of his sister Lilly. Then Lilly turned up dead and Veronica's dad, town sheriff Keith Mars (Enrico Colantoni from Just Shoot Me), tried to pin the girl's murder on her billionaire father. Result: Keith lost his public-servant job and Veronica lost her high school popularity. Now she nurses her alienation while helping out in his private-eye business.
Bell is an attractive lead, but the show (which moves to Tuesday at 9 beginning Sept. 28) starts out by taking itself too seriously and working too hard to establish an atmosphere of teen angst mixed with noir mystery. It wouldn't hurt if the student-sleuth lightened up.
ESPN (Sat., Sept. 25, 9 p.m. ET)
Say this for Tom Sizemore: He doesn't let vanity hinder his portrayal of tarnished baseball great Pete Rose in this largely superficial TV movie from director Peter Bogdanovich. Affecting a hunched gait—as if he's always on the verge of a headfirst slide—and wearing a hideous wig that approximates Rose's mop top of the '80s, Sizemore plays the ex-Cincinnati Reds star and manager as an out-of-control gambler and deceiver whose banishment from the game seems well-deserved.
While never uninteresting, Sizemore's performance seldom gets beyond caricature. Rose's errand boy Paul Janszen (Dash Mihok) comes across as such a sap that when a bookie says he's too dumb to live, you'll be apt to agree. Hustle doesn't strike out, but it's hardly Hall of Fame material.
Emmy Awards (ABC, Sept. 19, 8 p.m. ET) Garry Shandling, who emceed the Emmys in 2000, returns as host of the 56th annual event. For serious stargazers, there's a red-carpet special at 7.
North Shore (FOX, Sept. 20, 8 p.m. ET) The temperature rises at the Hawaiian resort when Shannen Doherty joins the castas a hotel baron's illegitimate daughter.
Amish in the City (UPN, Sept. 21, 9 p.m. ET) The season finale includes a sailing adventure, a fire-works display and some big decisions: Will the Amish roomies elect to remain in the outside world?
The Bachelor (ABC, Sept. 22, 9 p.m. ET) Here's a twist to start the new season: The 25 women in the field choose which of two bachelors will have his pick of them.
Welcome to The O.C. (FOX, Sept. 23, 8 p.m. ET)
Calm down—the season premiere isn't till Nov. 4. This is a special with cast interviews and bloopers.
There's a slew of reality TV headed your way this fall, and the shows range from the ridiculous (a group of strangers are forced to quit smoking together) to the, well, even more ridiculous (a bunch of macho men are trained to be beauty queens). Here are some of the unscripted shows you'll be seeing:
LAGUNA BEACH (MTV, Sept 28) It's like The O.C. but for real. Cameras follow eight wealthy Orange County teens through their spats and hookups as they roam around the Southern California coast.
COLD TURKEY (PAX, Oct. 3) Ten chainsmokers are recruited to appear on a reality show under false pretenses. Trouble ensues when they're suddenly faced with a daunting challenge: kicking their habit. Will they last 24 days?
HE'S A LADY (TBS, Oct. l2) Eleven guys leave their wives and girl-friends for what they think is a run-of-the-mill reality show competition. Instead, they're made over as women and trained as beauty queens. The winner of a Swan-like beauty pageant banks a quarter of a million dollars.
I HATE MY JOB (SPIKE TV, Oct. 12) Eight men who recently quit their miserable jobs are given three months to pursue their true calling with career counseling from ex-presidential candidate Rev. Al Sharpton.
MANHUNT (BRAVO, Oct, 13) Modeling scouts handpick runway-caliber men off the streets to see if they have what it takes to be the next fashion sensation—but only one hottie will receive a one-year contract with the IMG modeling agency. Hosted by Carmen Electra.
THE PARTNER (FOX, Nov. 7) In Apprentice fashion, recent law school graduates from both the Ivy League and less prestigious schools duke it out in weekly mock trials for a job at a major law firm.
THE CONTENDER (NBC, November) FOX beat NBC to the boxing-show punch earlier this month with The Next Great Champ, but that hasn't stopped hosts Sylvester Stallone and Sugar Ray Leonard from going forward with another pugilistic endeavor. Created by Survivor's Mark Burnett, this series follows 16 boxers as they battle to be the last man standing for a $1 million purse.
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Player of the Game
Josh Tomlin remains a consistent force in the Indians rotation, winning his 7th 'Player of the Game' of the year, tieing him with Justin Masterson for most by an Indians pitcher. Tonight he was even better than normal, scoring 7.19 points in one game while his per game average for the season is just over 2.00. Tomlin struck out 5, only allowing one run in 7 innings. Another player of note is the guy whose name has been removed from the rest of this post. He scored 5.55 points after only earning 11.53 points all season.
Feathers Up
Austin Kearns is lucky Joe Coblitz is not writing this game recap. Otherwise, those of you reading this might have got cheated on a fair analysis. The Indians took the lead over the Yankees in the seventh inning, 4-2, after Kearns' three-run two-out home run. It was Kearns' first home run since August 22, 2010, when he was playing for the Yankees. Kearns entered the game batting .196 with no homers and two RBI in 102 at-bats. His home run went to right field, off the Yankees' A.J. Burnett. It was his 112th pitch of the game.
Shelley Duncan drove in the Tribe's first run, also in the seventh, with a single to right field. He fell behind, 0-2, before battling back to 2-2. He hit a fastball away into right for a single to drive in Grady Sizemore and send Lonnie Chisenhall to third.
Starter Josh Tomlin no-hit the Yankees for six innings, crafted a quality start, set a modern-day record and held Derek Jeter hitless.Tomlin who improved to 10-4, 3.78 ERA gave up two runs in seven innings. He has worked at least five innings in 29 starts to begin his career, breaking the mark of 28 set by Boston's Daisuke Matsuzaka in 2007. Tomlin carried a no-hitter into the seventh. Mark Teixeira hit aground-ball single up the middle, Tomlin dancing to get out of the way. Teixeira had been 0-for-7 career against Tomlin.
Jeter finished 0 for 4 to remain at 2,994 career hits. Game was sold out. I attended the game and it had a playoff atmosphere.
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Interview with Florin Vintila one of the fighters in the tournament.
KL: Hi Florin, how are you doing lately?
FV: Good man, busy as always, fighting, traveling with my fighters, promoting and of course playing with my baby.
KL: How is your baby doing and how old is she now?
FV: She will be 1 year in December and shes already boxing with her mother, haha.
KL: Ok, sounds great, what is her name?
FV: Briana Alexandra Vintila
KL: Was it difficult to find a name and why did you choose Briana Alexandra, any particular reason?
FV: Briana is kind of different and Alexandra from my grandfather who died in the same week that she was born.
KL: How is it for you to be a father now?
FV: Is the best thing what can happen man ,i mean, i am a busy guy but every time i can i spend time with her. Is also a new motivation for fighting and working harder.
KL: So, you would say that becoming a father did change you as a person and also as a fighter?
FV: Yes of course man, is a extra motivation for all, and of course you get little distract from parties and nightlife just to be with the baby so that s better in all aspects,hehe.
KL: What are you been up to since your fight with Gregor Tredowksi at Beast of The East May 2008 show?
FV: You know is a fight, i would do it again anytime as i was a novice in MMA and he the monster ,and i still knocked hem down, and now that my ground skill better i want that fight again.But i fought twice in Swizerland first e very bad decision so loose and second fight i win 3-0.
KL: You where pretty good in the fight with Tredowski when you got an injury popping up? What was the injury like?
FV: It i s a normal luxation on the shoulder, nothing very bad but still enough not to be good in the MMA clinch, but the main thing was the lack of experience in MMA. Bring him again and i really think the result will be different.
KL: So, MMA is still something you consider for the future?
FV: Without a doubt man, i train every week 3 times submission and MMA, i still think my standing skills are above many MMA fighters so yes, i want to be back in MMA.
KL: Who is your MMA coach/trainer for MMA?
FV: Hes name is Mauro Chueng, he is a black belt jiu jitsu coming from Brazilian Top Team, and he is really incredible man on the floor. Wrestlling i have an ex Olympic wrestler from Russia and standing up i do in my own gym.
KL: So, now, you concentrate on the big challenge coming up, KlasH Champions Battlefield Final in Holland 24 January?
FV: Yes of course, is a big opportunity being invited to this tournament as i feel reborn, with new method of training, build more muscles, new nutrition...i will bring something good you will see.
KL: Witch flag will you be fighting under, Romanian or Portuguese? As you live in Portugal now for many years?
FV: Yes man i have both nationalities but no doubt my heart is Romanian and i will fight for Roumania even that i love Portugal as much we still can not forget our origins.
KL: Where do you live in Portugal?
FV: I leave in Albufeira, just 5 m walk from the beach.
KL: You have your own team there and promotions, tell me something about that?
FV: I have actually some good fighter,3 european champions and about 20 other fighters. We have about 7 gyms and more then 150 students in our team. We promote shows regularly and we even promoted the second Klash event on Eurosport,here in Albufeira.
KL: Any particular fighter we should watch out for now or in future?
FV: You all know Mariana Zueva ,as she one of the best in the world with only 18 years old but of course we have other new talents like the new European Champion Miguel Varela and Eduardo Pandega (who actually made hes pro-debut in Klash)
KL: Let's get Back to 24 January ? The 8 names are known. Any particular fighter you want to fight first?
FV: Maybe Szucs Barna as last time i really thought was a bad decision so would be a nice opportunity to make it clear. But i willl fight anyone, thats what fighting is all about no?
KL: Yes, but tournaments are always special so, the draw could be important?
FV: Of course the draw is important but on that level everyone is tuff so i dont care.
FV: Also i think Diender could be a good fight as he is short and i can move good and score points
KL: Ah, so you would like to have Barnabas or Diender is R1?
FV: Yeah would be the best i think ,also Vatnikai is young but i don t know him so better you eat what you know, right?
KL: Haha, ok.
KL: So, let's go true the fightlist, i give you a name and you give me your idea about what you think about the fighter and what this particular fighter will do in the tournament?
FV: Cool
KL: Dave Van De Ploeg?
FV: I don t know him.
KL: Arian Vatnikai?
FV: I never seen him fight, but i see he beat Reis,Barnaba and Elias so he must be a strong guy. Still i think he don t have so much experience but is a name to take in to consideration.
KL: William Diender?
FV: He is a strong guy, he knocked out Drago but i think or he win by ko or he loose on points. Still a very heavy handed fighter.
KL: Khalid Bourdiff?
FV: Dont know but i heard he is strong.
KL: Sucs Barnabas?
FV: He is a typical muay thai fighter, strong knees and kicks but bad boxing.
KL: Jose Reis?
FV: Yes he is one of the most difficult, because of he s style.
KL: Alviar Lima?
FV: He is the Machine Man of course, for sure one of the most strongest man in the tournament.
KL: And last but not least Florin "The Romanian Sensation" Vintila?
FV: Hehe i think if i am in a good day i can beat anyone in the world, but aren t all fighters think like that?
KL: So, who are the favourites in the tournament?
FV: I think is difficult to say that, and is depend allot from the first picks, you know styles make the fight.
KL: But?
FV: As a very smart Portuguese football player would say Prognostics only after the match"
KL: Haha, ok
KL: Any messages for your opponents of 24 January?
FV: Don t train so hard, get drunk in New Year, haha.
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