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iPhone Coffee Table With Coasters
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Household, Misc. Tech
Some people are really obsessed with their iPhones. Tuan Nguyen, Ken Thomas and a few buds got together to create this unique coffee table in the shape of the Apple phone. The iLounge members made the furniture out of corrugated wood and glue. They also made built-in coasters out of the icons. We like the design and figure we can put it alongside our Pacman Living Room Set in the room with the Super Mario Wall Decals.
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Enjoying Tap Tap Dance
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Games, Reviews, Tapulous, $4.99
Just a quick not to let you guys know that we think the new Tap Tap Dance iPhone game is fantastic. Tapulous has put out a couple versions of Tap Tap Revenge already, so we didn't think this one would be that big a deal - we figured same game with different music. Plus, we aren't big fans of dance music anyway. However, this game just works. We love the background visuals (of which there are quite a few), the music actually adds a lot to the game (it features tracks by artists like Daft Punk and the Chemical Brothers.) We also like the whole progression system, where you need to meet certain requirements to unlock some of the more advanced tracks and challenges. Overall, very fun. We recommend it. You can pick up Tap Tap Dance in the App Store.
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Papa John Makes a Million With Mobile Orders
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Corporate News, Internet, Misc. Tech
While you can order a meal from Pizza Hut on Facebook, Papa John also seems to have the right idea. The chain announced that it has received more than a million dollars in mobile Web sales in the last six months. This equals out to over $1 billion in overall online sales. The site features their menu, special offers, locator and account registration. They also have an iPhone friendly menu. We can't wait until the trend catches on and we can order our Moo Goo Gai Pan while on the way home.
Read More | Mobile Marketer
reviveLITE Nightlight/Charging Station
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Cell Phones, Handhelds, Misc. Tech, Portable Audio / Video
How often have you used your iPhone or iPod as a nightlight? Probably not that often, but the reviveLITE combines an automatically controlled low light with a charging station without worrying about tripping over a cord. Energy Star efficient, the frosted LED device comes with foam inserts to secure your iGadget. Choose between white and black at a price of $39.99. At least you will know where you left your phone the night before, eh?
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Hot rumor: iPhone coming to Wal-Mart at $99
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Apple, Cell Phones, Handhelds, Rumors
Now remember, this is a rumor, but our friends over at the Boy Genuis Report are saying that they are hearing rumblings that the iPhone will be hitting Wal-Mart soon, and the price is going to be $99 a pop. Now, we've heard these Wal-Mart and iPhone rumors before, and we are almost certain that the iPhone will be hitting your local Wally World soon. However, the word here is that you'll be able to pick up a 4GB iPhone, something that hasn't been around for quite a while, for a Benjamin. Yeah, you lost out on the storage space, but seriously, this is Wal-Mart, and it's a $99 iPhone. Expect updates on this one as soon as we hear more.
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ChaCha on Your Cellie For Product Availability
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Cell Phones, Handhelds, Hot Deals, Internet
You may have already heard of ChaCha. It's like Ask for cell phones. We bring it up because it is a perfect tool for the holidays. You simply inquire about the best deal on a product and dial 242242 (ChaCha, of course) or 1-800-2ChaCha and they will send you back a text message in a few minutes. Although the service is free, your provider may not be. By the way, if you have a computer with 1GB RAM and win every night when you watch Jeopardy, you can apply to be a guide and actually get paid for it.
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OilCanvas iPhone Application
Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Apple, Cell Phones, Design, Handhelds, Hot Deals, Portable Audio / Video, Videos
Big Canvas Inc. has debuted their latest Apple iPhone application that they have dubbed OilCanvas. Users can make their own artwork and save it on their library. You choose a base picture, select a brush and paint with your finger to create your own masterpiece. You can also share with friends in your PhotoShare network. OilCanvas is free to the first 50,000 downloaders ($1.99 after that) at the App Store. Big Canvas previously released PhotoShare, SmallCanvas and PhotoArtist.
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Mophie Juice Pack review
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Accessories, USB, Apple, Cell Phones, Features, Handhelds, Product Reviews
Okay, we're mobile warriors here at Gear Live, and the battery life is the only negative for me when it comes to my iPhone 3G. The Mophie Juice Pack 3G aims to fix that problem, and so we took it to task. Now, mind you, not everyone uses up their battery as quick as I do - I have two email accounts that are on push data, and I also push calendars and contacts as well. That's a lot of constant connectivity going on. If I'm not careful, my iPhone 3G battery will be dead within 9 hours on a typical day.
That's where the Mophie Juice Pack steps in, aiming to provide that extra battery goodness. Read on to find out why it earned a spot in our Holiday Gift Guide.
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Holiday Gift Guide 2008: Mophie Juice Pack 3G
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Accessories, Apple, Cell Phones, Features, Handhelds, Techies, Under $100
Yeah, we know that the iPhone is probably a little rich to purchase for someone during the holidays, plus there's the whole activtion conundrum. Instead, focus on the people who already own the iPhone 3G, and get them an accessory that we absolutely love. The Mophie Juice Pack for iPhone 3G gives the iPhone more than double the battery life that it has on its own. That means you get up to 250 hours standby time, 6 hours talk time (or 12 hours if on EDGE), 28 hours audio playback, and 8 hours video playback. The cost on this one is $99.95, and is totally worth it for iPhone road warriors.
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Tweetsville: Our new favorite Twitter app
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Social Networking, App Updates, Reviews, Tapulous, $3.99
Being the big fans of Twitter that we are here are Gear Live, we are always looking for the best way to interact with the service. We've used apps like Twitteriffic, Twinkle, and Twittelator, but we think we've found one that we will be sticking with for a while. It's called Tweetsville, and it's an app that Tapulous purchased from an independent developer, and then incorporated into their umbrella. Here's the description:
The ultimate dedicated Twitter client for iPhone! Send tweets and direct messages with ease. Check out the latest trends on Twitter and do powerful searches. Favorites, History, Replies… it's all here! Tap on a tweet to reply to the user, send them a message, check out their profile. From their profile, you can also see their history, their favorites, and their friends and followers. See the number of unread direct messages in your inbox right in the tab bar. Supports inline links, bold and italic automatically in tweets by treating words like *this* as bold and like _this_ or /this/ as italic. All of this in a clean, iPhone look and feel with two looks for your tweet lists: balloons and simple.
Since release a couple of weeks ago, the team has already released an update, bringing it to version 1.1. This includes support for international formats and encodings, along with significantly enhanced stability. As I said, we've certainly enjoyed the app, and currently feels it's the best thing available as far as Twitter clients are concerned. The only improvements we are looking for are faster syncing and downloading. Once they get that fixed up, this thing will truly rock. You can pick up Tweetsville on the App Store for $3.99.
Read More | Tweetsville
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'Spaccanapoli'-Heart of the Historic Centre
Napoli's famous "Spaccanapoli", one perfectly straight, long street, cuts right through the middle of the historic center. This street may be a paradise for those looking to buy authentic Neapolitan sweets, wine, souveniers, etc. It captures the essence of any historical center whose cobblestone streets lead the way to various ancient churches and monestaries. However, Naples' Spaccanapoli can't be mistaken for any other city thanks to the zooming Vespas and exaggerated Neapolitan hand gestures. Don't miss the opportunity to wander into one of the various shops and sample some delicious limoncello!
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Join Keystone Human Services at the 20th Anniversary of Chocolatefest as a Chocolatier and share tastes of your best food and chocolate creations!
Last year, over 70 Chocolatiers served up their chocolate creations for 2000 guests. This year, we're celebrating the 20th anniversary of Chocolatefest on January 31, 2016. Chocolatefest begins with the Premiere session from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., which features wine, champagne, and hor d'oeuvres, in addition to the splendor of Chocolatefest. After a short break, Chocolatefest continues with two sessions, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Each session includes a silent auction, basket raffle and music by local high school groups.
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- Keystone provides you with a 10′x 10′ piped booth with an 8ft. skirted table and 2 chairs at no charge. Please decorate your booth!!
- A brownbag lunch will be available for purchase at $12 per person. You may also pack your own lunch or snacks. Hershey Lodge also has a few restaurants.
- Each Chocolatier will receive 2 complimentary session #2 Chocolatefest tickets for friends/family.
- Complimentary ad. Please submit a color ad 4″h x 7″w (PDF or JPEG format) by November 23, 2015 to vmangumkio @ keystonehumanservice.org or mail to Keystone Partnership, 124 Pine Street, Harrisburg, PA 17101.
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- Prepare approx. 2,500 "tastes" of your favorite item to be enjoyed by Chocolatefest attendees. (Chocolate is the most frequent offering, but chips/pretzels, cheese, fruit, ice cream, etc. are welcome.)
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Fresh Navel Orange and Vodka Cocktail : Refreshing!
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Use fresh juicy navels! Navel orange juice taste a bit different than the usual. 1 large Florida navel has about the same juice contents as w smaller California navels. Use good Vodka for the best taste! YUM!
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1 1 cocktail US
- 1 large florida navel orange, OR
- 2 small california navel oranges
- 1⁄2 cup vodka
- ice
- orange slice
- 1. Juice the oranges.
- 2. Mix the orange juice and the Vodka together-shake them up!.
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Ok so Aspen was born 5 weeks ago, how do I calculate her age? Is she like -5 because I was 10 weeks early? Help.
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Mommy to Natalie 4, my little Angel in heaven Camden 2/29/08 to 3/27/08 and the early girl Aspen now an Angel too, 12/29/08 to 3/04/09.
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Yes, she is 35 weeks. Still. You can say -5 which is what I did, or just say preemie. But when you are calculating for doctors she is 35 weeks gestation still.
Derek- 8yrs happy and healthy, Austin- 6yrs: 35week preemie & CHD, Hannah & Olivia 17 months 29 week preemies
Yes, from a developmental/gestational standpoint, she's 35 weeks. But her ACTUAL age is 5 weeks.
Darrah, mom to A.
Yep. I have a running blog. Doesn't everyone?
I agree with PPs. I'd say 35 weeks. I said that to someone that asked how old my little guy was and my mom told me to start saying his actual age and I said NO, he's 36 weeks because that's how they count them. It can be confusing though!
Aidan Christopher ~ the most precious thing on this earth, came to us December 14, 2008~ 2 lbs. 8 oz., 15 inches. 5:32 am. Our Miracle!


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Roush Stainless Steel Off-Road Cat Back Exhaust System with 4" Tips for 2010 Mustang GT/GT500s.Improve the power, fuel efficiency and sound of your 2010 Mustang GT or GT500 with the ROUSH Ford Mustang Off-Road Exhaust System. The sound of this system generates a loud, throaty-sound. The mandrel bending process used for the tubes of this system maintains a consistent inside diameter through the bended area. This method allows for a significant increase in flow over stock/serrated-bent pipes. Due to this increased efficiency, both latent power and fuel efficiency are realized.
This Mustang exhaust kit is made of T-304 stainless steel, providing for resistance to corrosion and staining. This system features exhaust tips, mufflers and required hardware for installation. Bolt-on exhaust system attaches to the factory mid-pipes and requires no cutting.
This exhaust system works with both the stock fascia as well as the ROUSH Mustang rear fascia.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Sunstreaker from Awesome Sound Had this installed on my 2010 and it sounds awesome. Cracks and pops when downshifting, deep rumble, and great build up of sound when giving it the gas. Lots of comments and thumbs up from people. Everyone knows when you are coming.
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It has the removable axle back portion.
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Because I have long tube headers, will the resonator section of this exhaust have to be cut off to work ? I have a mid pipe connecting to my headers. If the resonators are cut off, it would be a straight pipe and that Does Not work with my headers. Thanks
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It's been a long journey but I feel I'm now qualified to advise you on whether or not to take Lipo 6. We conducted one of our in-depth reviews, examining the side effects, ingredients, customer service and clinical studies. Moreover, we checked out hundreds of dieter reviews and user comments from all over the web. We then summed up all the data we found in order to give you the information you need.
What is Lipo 6?
To start, Lipo 6 should be taken in the morning prior to breakfast, and then again in the afternoon. It's important not to exceed four liqui-caps per day. This diet aid contains caffeine anhydrous, synephrine HCL, synthetic guggulsterones Z&E, bioperine and yohimbine HCL. Lipo 6 is supposed to help target stored body fat and accelerate weight-loss. It's touted as a maximum-strength formula (contains liquid capsule technology) that takes effect quickly and it's easy to take on the go.
Lipo 6 was first released back in 2005 and it's made by Nutrex Research, which was founded in 2002. This supplement can be purchased via the official website and through offline retailers. We like that the company has longevity in the market and we found some reasonable sounding weight-loss claims, but read on…
Class Action Lawsuit – "Worrisome?"
The first issue we worried about was the class action lawsuit against the Nutrex Research. Our Research Editor stated, "While taking an extensive look at Lipo 6, we noticed that a class action lawsuit was filed against the company. It's clear that some users experienced harmful side effects."
One customer said, "I took the pills for two days and both days I experienced abdominal pain and feeling of fatigue, I stopped taking the pills after that and the pain and fatigue stopped as well."
"Increase my heart rate and performance during workout but also cause me nausea when I workout on an empty stomach," said another user.
For some dieters, the side effects were not something they had to worry about. As one said, "Jitters on me never happened. Never felt a mood enhancer or euphoric, didn't help with mental alertness or focus."
Another suggested, "For beginners I suggest taking at least one pill a day just so your body gets use to it."
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Dangerous Ingredients – "Eeee Gads!"
After taking a look at all sorts of customer reviews for Lipo 6, it's clear that the key ingredient blend in this supplement could be unsafe. In fact, one customer complained, "Took 2 pills an hour before lunch and dinner. The next day my hands and feet got puffy, red, hot and itchy. Needless to say I didn't take any more pills."
Another user stated, "I've been taking Lipo-6 for about two weeks. I feel light headed at times and very anxious."
We also found a user that took a chance despite the advice of others. He shared, "People said it was to dangerous, so i bought it anyways and I ended up loving it."
Stimulants were a problem for some, but there's a solution. According to a dieter, "The only downfall is that you CANNOT have any other source of caffeine. No coffee, soft drinks, tea, even excedrin."
After conducting plenty of research, it's clear that if some certain part of a diet program or pill is a major concern (a painful/difficult exercise routine or customer lawsuits) the likelihood of weight-loss for the long term is slim. Therefore, if Lipo-6 does lead to serious side effects in a lot of people, this could be a real problem.
The Science – "Verifiable Claims?"
It's clear that the Nutrex Research website says Lipo-6 will cause dramatic fat loss in a short period of time. Sadly, we can't find any published clinical evidence to support this claim. There are a few ingredients that have been tested, but based on the reported side effects there could be more than needed and thus the risks increase. We at DietSpotlight believe finding documented science is critical to us. Without it we simply don't trust the product.
The Bottom Line – Does Lipo 6 Work?
So, what's the take. Should you speed to the nearest store to clear the shelf of this one? We are intrigued by Lipo-6's big weight-loss claims, but we can't encourage dieters to buy this product, because there is simply no clinical data to support it. Moreover, the lawsuit involving Lipo-6 is very concerning and it's clear that the ingredient blend in this supplement can potentially cause side effects.
If you'd like to slim down quickly and rock your best body, we encourage you to select a weight-loss supplement that does not lead to dangerous side effects and is actually supported by real clinical evidence. It's also a plus if there have been no lawsuits on the docket.
Among the best products we've seen in 2016 is one called Leptigen. It contains a proprietary blend of four effective ingredients, which have been proven in documented scientific research to help speed up fat loss and increase metabolism. We can't pinpoint any negative feedback regarding harmful adverse effects and user reviews on the internet indicate people are getting amazing results.
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FROM PLUNDER TO PRESERVATION: Britain and the "Heritage" of Empire, c. 1820-1940, 21-22 March 2009, King's College Cambridge
The invention of heritage has become an important, yet highly fragmented, field in nineteenth-century studies. The conference aims to shed light on what has so far remained under-explored in the scholarly literature, the links between preservationism and imperialism. Most research on preservationism has been divided into area studies or test-cases within the British Isles. The aim of this conference is to bring together specialists on preservation in Britain and the colonies (from a range of countries and disciplines) to map a more entangled picture of preservation in the British Empire. Taking into account the importance of competition between different European imperial powers, the conference focuses in particular on the relationship between metropolis and dependant heritages. The underlying and most general questions might be put most crudely like this: what response did an Imperial authority take towards the heritage of a dependent area, how did imperial and indigenous preservationism interrelate, and how did this come to affect or interact with attitudes towards the heritage of the home country?
The programme is divided into six roundtables over two days. The opening roundtable From Plunder to Preservation looks at the late 18th- and early 19th-century background, asking how the expanding European powers treated the ancient sites they encountered. Next, the privileged role of the Classical World is examined. How did the imperialists treat classical remains and how did this treatment in turn influence colonial preservation? As the Biblical World played an equally crucial part in the Victorian cultural imagination, the following panel analyses the preservation of religious sites under British domination. Empires and Civilizations examines how imperialists dealt with the monuments of non European civilizations, which often had been empires themselves, from India to Egypt and Mesoamerica. Interactions with the New World extended the concept of heritage to include endangered nature and peoples but were also characterised by transatlantic attempts to preserve the built heritage of the English speaking world and the British Empire long after the independence of the United States. The conference closes with a roundtable on imperialist versus nationalist preservation and provides an outlook onto the later 20th century.
The conference has been generously sponsored by: The Cambridge Victorian Studies Group; King's College, Cambridge; Boston University; The Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art and The British Academy.
Registration: Ł35. Concessions Ł15.
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10:00 Registration and Coffee, King's College
11:00 Welcome and Introduction Astrid Swenson (CVSG, Cambridge )
11:30 Roundtable: From Plunder to Preservation Chair: Peter Mandler (History, Cambridge)
Maya Jasanoff (History, Harvard University) Holger Hoock (History, University of Liverpool) Sujit Sivasundaram (History, LSE)
13:00 Lunch
14:00 Panel 2 The Classical World Chair: Anthony Snodgrass (Classics, Cambridge)
Ed Richardson (independent scholar: "This Memory is Not for You" Mary Beard (Classics, Cambridge: "Officers and Gentlemen? How imperialist a project was nineteenth-century Roman Britain?" Robin Cormack (Courtauld Institute: "Byzantium and Sudan"
15:45 Tea
16:15 Panel 3 The Biblical World Chair: Michael Ledger-Lomas (CVSG Cambridge)
David Gange (CVSG, Cambridge): "Unholy Water: Archaeology, the Bible, and the last Nile floods" Simon Goldhill (Classics, Cambridge: "Restoration and Empire: Ashbee's Jerusalem" Eleanor Robson (HPS, Cambridge): "Occupied and Mandate period Iraq (c.1917-32)"
18:00 Drinks Reception
Sunday 22nd March
9.00 Panel 4 Empires and Civilizations Chair: t.b.a.
Indra Sengupta (German Historical Institute London: "Preservation and the vexing question of religious structures in colonial India" Donald Malcolm Reid (Georgia State University/University of Washington): "Claiming the Pharaohs, 1882-1922: A British, a French, and an Egyptian Egyptologist at Imperial High Noon" Lindsay Allen (Classics, King's College London) "Appropriations of Imperial Space at Persepolis"
10:45 Tea
11:15 Panel 5 The New World Chair: Richard Drayton (History, Cambridge)
Donna Yates (Archaeology, Cambridge): "The Early 20th-Century Excavations of E. R. Merwin and Publication as Problematic Preservation at a Remote Maya City" Sadiah Qureshi (CVSG, Cambridge): "Dying Americans: Race, Extinction and Conservation in the New World" Melanie Hall (History of Art, Boston University): "Despoliation or diplomacy? Britain, Canada, the United States and the evolution of an English-speaking heritage"
13:00 Lunch
14:00 Roundtable: Between Imperialist and Nationalist Preservation Chair: Marie Louise Stig-Sřrenson (Archaeology, Cambridge)
Erik Goldstein (International Relations, Boston University) Margarita Diaz-Andreu (Archaeology, Durham University) Astrid Swenson (CVSG, Cambridge)
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The ongoing political and legal battles in Florida and Washington, D.C., should not prevent legislators in the Sunshine State from ensuring the will of Florida's 6 million voters will be recognized in the Electoral College.
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Basic "Like A Brisket" Tutorial
I haven't seen many requests recently for "Like a Brisket" tutorials from people who are thinking about cooking other pieces of meat like a brisket for the first time (See the
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This basic like-a-brisket which I am talking about is a no-frills, just plain good and tasty piece of meat cooked like a brisket without all the fuss with explanations or reasonings for why things happen, such as stalls, evaporation, dryness, toughness, etc. I just leave it real basic here. These instructions might make a great piece of meat cooked like a brisket every time with basically zero chance of messing up (or maybe not), with absolutely no hard to understand directions that may cause lots of hard to answer questions to the first-time like-a-brisket maker. If this is your first ever like-a-brisket, and you simply want to know how to make a good like-a-brisket right now, this could very well be for you.
The first time someone sets out to make like-a-brisket they have a ton of questions. What is meat, what is the difference between fat and connective tissue, what causes the stall, do I foil, what woods do I use, what temp do I cook it at, why would I want to cook that like a brisket, etc. I do not intend to answer any of these questions, and in fact, I will shed light on none of them and dodge a couple others.
The first question I am not going to answer is, "What is a like-a-brisket?"
Below you will see a picture of a Round Sirloin Tip Roast from Sams Club still in the cryovac wrapper.
This piece of meat has muscles and stuff running through it, and is considered a lean and somewhat tender piece of meat. In fact, if you look up info on this meat, everyone will say it will be tough and dry if cooked past 160 degrees internal. That is unless you cook it like a brisket (as hard as that may seem to believe). It does have some fat deposits in various places, and connective tissue holding the whole thing together (otherwise it could not be a piece of meat), but nowhere near as much fat or connective tissue as in a brisket. Technically, all meat has connective tissues, and if you consider the accepted theory that cooking like a brisket breaks down these connective tissues to make a moist, tender product, then logically this piece of meat can also make a tender, juicy product if cooked like a brisket.
This particular piece of meat is USDA Choice as indicated by the stamp on the packaging. Choice like-a-briskets are a good choice if you want a good like-a-brisket. I always look for the best looking like-a-briskets meat-quality-wise first, and then the one that would be the most unexpected to be cooked like a brisket.
I removed the meat from the cryovac and applied a layered rub, the same rub as described in my
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thread. I put the rubbed like-a-brisket in a pan.
You do not have to put yours in a pan if you do not want to. I do not always use a pan when I cook like-a-brisket, so this is optional, and can be determined based on what you are trying to do at the time. One question I will not be answering is, "Why did you put it in a pan".
I put this on my WSM to cook at 270 degrees.
Three hours later, it looked like this.
Then I foiled it.
The next question I'm not going to answer is "Why did you foil it?". Some people foil their like-a-briskets because they claim it speeds up the cooking and avoids the dreaded stall. The next questions I am not going to answer are "what is the dreaded stall", "why does it happen", and "why is it so dreadful". Instead I am simply going to wrap the meat in foil, the same way wrapping my head in foil helps in other confusing sorts of situations.
The next question I'm not going to answer is "what the heck was that stuff you added to the meat along with the foil"? Sorry, but this stuff is ancient pitmaster knowledge that can only be learned with lots of experience. It might look like carrots and potatoes, but that is just an optical trick I learned to prevent people from shigging my secrets.
I let the like-a-brisket continue cooking in the foil until it was probe tender. I poked a hole in the top of the foil with my probe the first time I checked for tenderness. I used this same hole each time I checked for tenderness, going in at a few different angles to check the tenderness throughout the meat. This helped to keep the foil environment as sealed as possible without having to completely open it and refoil each time.
The next question I am not going to answer is "what temp was it done"? I have no idea what the temperature was, and frankly, I don't care. What I am interested in is having a tender, juicy like-a-brisket. So temperature does not matter. Tenderness does. It was done when my probe slid in like a hot knife through butter. Now, by chance, the probe I used was my Thermopen, and it did say 207.4 on that last probe, but again, I was not trying to actually take the temperature but instead was focusing on the tenderness. I also did not go by time, but by tenderness. I did happen to notice that it was done after 6 hours and 45 minutes, but that was not how I determined it was done.
I let the like-a-brisket rest uncovered for a bit to let the juices redistribute throughout the meat. The smell was wonderful, and smelled like a brisket. Not all like-a-briskets needs to smell like brisket, especially if they are not beef. This one did smell like a brisket however.
Then I sliced it. As you can tell, it was tender (it was somewhat fall-apart at the edges but not the center), juicy and delicious, just the way a perfectly prepared like-a-brisket should be.
So now, with this tutorial, you too can cook like-a-brisket. This method might just work for any cut of meat you can think of (or maybe not). Sure, there may be other ways to add complexity to the whole thing, but starting with the basics like this is the best way to start learning. This is a seemingly sure-fire way to make a good like-a-brisket (in theory at least). Now that you know this method, feel free to start experimenting with other methods you think could make the best like-a-brisket, until you settle on your own sure-fire method.
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AMARILLO CITY COMMISSION: 3 p.m., Commission Chamber, City Hall, 509 S.E. Seventh Ave. After a 1:30 p.m. work session to discuss appointing a downtown development committee, the commission will consider an ordinance creating new restrictions for billboard placement in the city and its 5-mile extended jurisdiction.
RIVER ROAD INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OR TRUSTEES: 6 p.m., RRISD Superintendent's Office, 9500 N. U.S. Highway 287. The board will convene in executive session to discuss real estate.
BUSHLAND INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES: 6:30 p.m., Bushland Middle School Library, 2300 Wells St. in Bushland. The board will discuss the Superintendent John Lemons' evaluation and vote on renewing his contract.
AMARILLO TRAFFIC COMMISSION: 1:30 p.m., Commission Chamber, City Hall, 509 S.E. Seventh Ave. The commission will discuss speed humps on Southwest 22nd Avenue between Washington and Crockett streets, a dual left turn at Wolflin Avenue and Coulter Street, and use of city streets by horse-drawn vehicles.
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Historic Sites
Every city has its own unique feel and vibe, which is determined by a number of things. The local historic sites are no doubt one of the largest contributing factors to the aura that surrounds a city. When in Lexington, users recommend paying a visit to Waveland State Historic Site, in the Airport - Lex area to get a feel for what truly makes up the city.
Keeneland Race Course
As famous for its beauty as its racing prominence, Keeneland was constructed in 1936 and is now a National Historic Landmark. Distinguished by its limestone buildings and mature trees, Keeneland helped to reinvigorate horse racing when it was faltering – clearly a successful effort. These days, visitors from around the world gather to watch horses train, catch them race during April and October, and bid for thoroughbreds at auction. A gift shop and restaurant are available onsite. (859-254-3412, 800-456-3412)
Mary Todd Lincoln House
This elegantly proportioned brick home was built in the late Georgian style at the turn of the 19th century. Initially an inn, it was sold in 1831 to Robert Todd, Mary's father and a prominent Lexington businessman, and he, with his second wife and children, moved to the 14-room structure in 1832. Mary lived there until 1839, when she joined her sister in Springfield, Illinois, and eventually met and married Abraham Lincoln. Restored in the 1970s, the historic home now appears as it did when the Todds inhabited it. It also features period furnishings and gardens and many of the family's personal possessions. (859-233-9999)
Red Mile Harness Track, Inc.
Dating to 1875, this harness-racing track is Lexington's oldest race course. Harness racing, also known as standardbred racing, features horses pulling drivers around the course in small, two-wheeled carts. It's somewhat reminiscent of chariot racing, except that the driver sits rather than stands. Red Mile is also used for yearling sales and other events. The track's focal point is the Red Barn, a cupola-topped structure built in 1880 and used for gambling when Lexington proper outlawed wagering. A dining room is available onsite. (859-255-0752, 914-773-7777)
Benjamin Henry Latrobe's Pope Villa
Architecture and design aficionados are certain to be mesmerized by the ongoing restoration of this gracious home, designed by Benjamin Henry Latrobe, also a designer of the US Capitol. Originally a private home, the structure was, over time, carved into ten student apartments and transformed from a simple neoclassical home into a busy Italianate building. Now, the accretions are being removed and the integrity of the structure restored. Visits are by appointment only. (859-253-0362, 859-254-7673)
Hunt-Morgan House
Built by Kentucky's first millionaire, this Federal-style brick home dates to 1814 and has sheltered members of one of the state's most prominent families, including a Confederate general and Nobel Prize winner. The structure itself boasts refined details, including a gracious entryway and a three-story, spiral staircase. Interiors have been restored with period furnishings and hark back to Lexington's era as the "Athens of the West." Lovely gardens surround the home, and a Civil War museum occupies its second story. (859-253-0362)
Ashland, the Henry Clay Estate
Perhaps Kentucky's most famous statesman, Henry Clay was not only the "Great Compromiser," who warded off the Civil War for a time, but a Speaker of the House and Secretary of State (among other offices). Ashland, the home now considered a National Historic Landmark, was built by his son on the foundation of the original and features period items and furnishings. Built of brick, the stately Italianate structure also features a cluster of dependencies and manicured gardens on its remaining twenty acres. (859-266-8581)
Waveland State Historic Site
Constructed by descendants of Daniel Boone, this refined, brick-built Greek Revival home features an abundance of classical details, including friezes, mouldings, and Ionic columns. Dating from the mid 19th century, the home (whose name derives from fields of grain moving in the breeze) features period furnishings, artwork, and family possessions. Outbuildings, including slave quarters and kitchen dependencies, may also be viewed. A fascinating glimpse of early Kentucky life. Tours are given on the hour. (859-272-3611)
Loudoun House
Now home to the Lexington Art League and its exhibitions, this impressive Gothic Revival home was built in the early 1850s by local builder John McMurtry and was based on designs by Alexander Jackson Davis, a New York architect. Towers, crenellations, and arched windows distinguish Loudoun House, which is surrounded by old, towering trees. In keeping with its romantic leanings, the structure is said to be haunted by Victorian-era apparitions. (859-254-7024)
Boone Station State Historic Site
In the late 18th century, Daniel Boone and his family settled this site, where they lived for three years. Legal issues regarding the validity of the claim forced the clan to move, but five relatives were buried here nevertheless, several of them victims of battle and Indian tensions. Today, the site features an open area with a monument to the deceased and individual tombstones. No remains of the settlement exist, but the pastoral area makes a great picnic site and a place to reflect on local history.
Lexington Cemetery
Although nominally a cemetery, this beautiful plot of land is heavy with blooming shrubs, stately trees, and lush plantings. Instituted in the mid-19th century, the area also contains the gravesites of some of Lexington's – and Kentucky's – more famous residents. A beautiful, Romanesque gatehouse, several lakes, and an impressive monument to Henry Clay can also be viewed, along with graves of military veterans. Although the grounds are park-like, only sightseeing is allowed, not leisure activities, picnics, or the like. (859-255-5522)
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Chugging and steaming and tooting the whistle, all one million pounds of the steam engine Challenger rolled into Le Mars for a whistle stop on its five-state tour.
Dozens of people gathered at the tracks to catch a look at the 1943 Union Pacific (UP) locomotive
For some, this was a trip down memory lane.
"My husband was a main line engineer on this very engine," said Virginia Templeton, of Alton. "It was a very interesting life."
Her husband, Floyd Templeton, started out as a train fireman in 1941, keeping the fire stoked to create the steam for the engine.
"These big engines burned 23 tons of coal an hour and used 55,000 gallons of water an hour to make the steam," she said.
After a few years, her husband took his exams and became an engineer. At times, the Templetons road as passengers on trains pulled by engines like the Challenger out west, Templeton said.
"Floyd's been gone 23 years now," she said as she waited for the locomotive to approach. "It'll be nostalgic to see it. Maybe I'll have a tear in my eye."
Designed to carry freight quickly across the nation, the Challenger packs what would equal 8,000 horsepower in modern terms, according to Jim Leonard, a volunteer and retired UP employee aboard the train.
"This was the absolute apex of steam engine locomotives," Leonard said, explaining the engine is even hinged to allow it to go around curves.
"It was considered the engine of change," he added.
This particular engine, No. 3985, was retired in 1957.
But a group of UP employees didn't want to let the mighty engine collect dust forever. They volunteered their time to restore it, and it hit the rails again in 1981.
Now the world's largest operating locomotive, No. 3985 runs special exhibition routes to celebrate rail history and promote train crossing safety awareness.
Its current run, from St. Paul, Minn. to Cheyenne, Wyo., is the last for the year, Leonard said.
After the engine stopped in Le Mars, several area government leaders and road engineers who deal with train crossings were invited aboard to ride to Sioux City in the passenger cars.
Inside the cars, passengers walked through a narrow hallway to a coach car, then through another door to a domed observation car, built in the late 1950s or early 1960s. There they could watch the scenery pass from a windowed dome on the top level of the train car.
"Forty years ago they built coach trains like this that are more comfortable than first class airplane seats," said Struble Mayor Joe Vollmecke, who enjoyed the roomy passenger chair and view of the Iowa countryside.
The last car of the train was the St. Louis car, a business car complete with a long mahogany-colored dining table, rich drapes and wallpaper, and a lounge with lounge chairs and desks facing windows providing a back view.
The passengers inside the train weren't the only ones curious about the locomotive. Dozens of cars on the nearby interstate matched the engine's speed of about 45 mph (although it tops out at about 70 mph).
"They're the foamers," Leonard said of the caravan of drivers. "Train people gave them that name because if they hear a train's coming, they start foaming at the mouth. But now they proudly claim the name."
And no train ride would be complete without a conductor.
Before the train chugged out of Le Mars, Conductor Reed Jackson hollered "Board!"
Jackson has been traveling with the challenger for 25 years, and he's been a trainman for 10 more.
"This is my heritage," he said. "My grandfather was a trainman for 50 years and my father was for 45 years."
He stayed overnight in Sioux City with the rest of the train crew Thursday. The Challenger No. 3985 will be on display in Sioux City from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday before heading toward Cheyenne, Wyo.
The great part of this job, Jackson said, is getting to put smiles on people's faces when the train comes to town.
"What a job," Jackson said. "It's every little boy's dream. And mine too."


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David Hasselhoff to Appear as a Character in Pain
November 6 named "Hoff Day" to celebrate Hasselhoff's appearance in the downloadable title.
Some people might argue that there are no levels of randomness, and that things are simply random or they're not. I disagree. And today's new Pain announcement on PlayStation.Blog goes a long way in proving my point -- to coincide with the release of the newest expansion, the movie studio, Knight Rider and Baywatch star David Hasselhoff will be added as a playable character.
The sensation from Germany has even recorded a cover of Culture Club's "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me" for the game, which will perhaps introduce those, like myself, who were unaware that The Hoff (as he apparently calls himself) even had anything resembling a music career, to his musical masterpieces.
I'm hoping this opens the floodgates to more celebrities making their way into Pain. While there's no way to actually injure your character in the game, it would be pretty amusing to watch Conan O'Brien fly through the skies before crashing into a giant bowling ball.
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UghPosted: Oct 23, 2008 12:00AM PST by Gary_Armstrong
A little late to the Hoff party.
Kill this tragic fad soon.
Don't Hassle the Hoff.Posted: Oct 23, 2008 12:00AM PST by bambamthepyro
I've always wanted to say that.
In all seriousness, let's just hope his performance is better than this...
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Just when I thought I have heard it all our teenagers of today keep amazing and surprising me. The things they are doing are so crazy and dangerous. Teens have always done things without thinking of the consequences but these are way beyond what I could of imagined. What could have changed so much in our society or in our teens worlds that have made them make these choices.
First we have Vodka Eyeball Shots! I can't imagine anyone ever even thinking of doing such a dumb thing. This must not only burn like crazy but also can cause blindness. Think of a time when you had something on your fingers and rubbed your eyes and the burning sensation you experienced. Now think of alcohol, that has to be so awful! Yet, they are doing this to get a quick high and there are videos of this posted all over youtube.
Next we move on to smoking incense. They are smoking this because its legal and its cheap. It gives them a high some say similar to marijuana. Schools are not able to do anything about it because there is nothing illegal about it yet. Two teens have been in a coma as a result of smoking this. Once again videos about this incense called K2 are all over the youtube.
Our newest is 'Sack Tapping" This is when boys punch, kick and slap each other in the groin area. Whoever lasts standing the longest wins. Yes, this is true and happening and attached to my full article on this is a video of boys playing the game. There isn't anyone that has not heard forever that a boy/man getting hurt in that area causing indescribable pain, yet these boys think its fun?
I received many messages of parents telling me that they had not heard of some of the above mentioned things. This parents is scary! If parents don't know these things exist and have not talked to their teens of the dangers of them, how many are doing it or going to today? I try really hard to stay up to date and report to you my parenting readers all the latest trends. Join me tonight on twitter at 9 PM est with @TheCoffeeKlatch for an truly informative teen chat #TCK. Parents you can't miss this, many of these topics and many others will be discussed. Being aware is the best defense to prevent these from happening to your teen.
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Renovation project on target to have wall up by BayHawks' home opener
New Erie BayHawks coach Gene Cross has driven past it.
He saw the tarp.
He saw the open area.
He grinned and trusted that part of the $47 million renovation project of Erie Insurance Arena will be finished in time for the team's first home game Dec. 1.
"Based on what I've heard, they're on target for December 1, when we play our first game (against Canton)," Cross said when he was hired in September.
"I hope there won't be a breeze in there as cold as it was last year, but I think they're on target," he said. "I'm looking forward to seeing the changes."
They're still on target.
Earlier this week, Casey Wells, executive director of the Erie County Convention Center Authority, said the exterior wall on the west side of the arena will be up when the BayHawks play their first game in the arena.
"We're certainly optimistic and trust the guys that are doing the work that they're going to have it ready to go," BayHawks president Matt Bresee said.
When Cross drives past that side of the arena the morning of Dec. 1, it will look much different from the way it did in September.
"The roof will be on that new space," Wells said. "They will see much, if not all, of the permanent exterior facade, whether that's meant to be glass, doors, metal panels. There will be a physical barrier weatherizing that building from the elements."
Given Erie's usually harsh winters, the importance of the exterior wall is even greater to keep the chill off players running up and down the court in shorts.
"As long as it's kept neat, clean, warm and under control, we'll be patient and be able to wait for the benefits of the full arena renovations," BayHawks lead local investor Owen McCormick said.
Bresee has seen the open area in the tarp from inside the arena.
"When you look up at the tarp, you can see some daylight that comes through there," Bresee said. "We're seven weeks-plus out from getting into the building or having to put on a game. I'm not worried about that. From what I'm being told, as far as wanting to make the fan experience and the game itself go off with as little inconvenience as possible, I'm very optimistic."
McCormick said the franchise never looked to find another gym to play its home games.
"We were assured that the arena would be in first-class condition for the 2012-13 season," McCormick said.
Bresee and McCormick said season-ticket sales are about even with last season at more than 600, but they had to answer questions about the arena from fans.
"A lot of people were still under the impression the arena would be completed this year," Bresee said.
The project is scheduled to be finished in September 2013.
Wells is confident about meeting the Dec. 1 deadline for the wall because he has a solid track record regarding this makeover.
"This is the third of milestones that have been met," Wells said. "We had to have the outfield wall for the Erie SeaWolves on April 1. We played baseball."
The southern wall of the arena had to completed by April 1. The SeaWolves played their home opener April 12.
"The field had to be playable," Wells said. "They didn't have all their ads up, a few hiccups, but nothing prevented the game from being played."
In September, the arena had to be ready for the Erie Otters to play their home opener Oct. 1.
"A couple of hiccups, some construction dust, et cetera," Wells said. "We played hockey."
Asked if there are potential "hiccups" regarding this latest aspect of the project, Wells said, "This is such a huge project, I'm not going to speculate what could go wrong. We're going to control everything we can control and it will be enough."
Wells said he'd prefer to have the wall completed by Thanksgiving.
"It's another challenge we're going to meet," Wells said. "It's not a matter of me being assertive, per se. It's a matter of communicating the importance of hitting our dates because it's critical to the success of the facility and our teams in the facility."
The project manager is George Kane of Pittsburgh's Turner Construction Company. P.J. Dick Inc. is the general contractor.
"No one wants to be responsible for not getting (the Dec. 1 deadline)," Wells said.
Wells said the tarp will remain in place to keep construction dust from entering the arena. It will remain through May 2013.
However, the tarp is behind the West Wing bar area for fans attending BayHawks' games.
"We are told that it's not going to impede upon any of our seating or upon the bar area," McCormick said.
Wells said he and the BayHawks "talk regularly" and understand why there is uneasiness about the project.
"Everyone is concerned," he said. "When you tear the whole front end of a building off you need to be concerned, and we're working through it. I'm confident we'll hit this milestone as well."
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Center opens to study itching
Dermatologist Gil Yosipovitch believes itch should be studied and treated as a disease in itself, not just a symptom of disease.
That's why he founded the International Society for the Study of Itch in 2005. And that's partly why he left North Carolina's Wake Forest University six months ago to create the Itch Center at Temple University School of Medicine.
"We're behind our colleagues in the field of pain," said Yosipovitch, who is also the new chairman of Temple's dermatology department. "I believe in five years, there will be U.S. centers dedicated to itch, just like many universities now have pain clinics."
At least one fledgling program, Washington University's 3-year-old Center for the Study of Itch in St. Louis, is already bearing out that prediction.
The need is clear. Itch is more than just an occasional annoyance from dry skin or a bug bite. A recent German study suggests that for 17 percent of adults, itch is an intractable, life-disrupting sensation caused by skin disorders, kidney and liver disease, diabetes, lymphoma, HIV and nerve damage.
These chronic types of "pruritus," as doctors call itch, are not only barely understood, but existing treatments often are barely effective, Yosipovitch wrote recently in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Yosipovitch envisions the Itch Center as a broad collaboration with research in basic, medical and behavioral sciences.
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Andre is the last snow queen. He prefers the blonde Nordic type but will do Irish and even Italian. Long as they're White.
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