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Recipe by LMEC623
"Strips of round steak and chopped scallions are marinated with soy sauce and garlic, then quickly stir fried with sesame seeds. Add a little sesame oil to the marinade if you like that flavor. Serve with rice."
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1 pound round steak
4 tablespoons soy sauce
4 tablespoons white sugar
4 tablespoons vegetable oil
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 green onions, chopped
2 tablespoons sesame seeds
OUTSTANDING!!! My DH and kids were in utter heaven eating this meal! I, too, doubled the recipe, & doubled the marinade. Then cooked the meat quickly, removed it to large bowl while I stir fried fresh broccoli, julienned carrots and onion to tender-crisp, then added the beef back to the skillet and simmered it a little longer in the sauce, thickenening it with a small amount of cornstarch. This was a fantasic one-dish meal! THANKS!!!
I marinated the meat for about 4 hours in the fridge and it was tender, but the sauce was disappointing and there wasn't nearly enough of it, despite the fact that I doubled the recipe for it.
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This is definitely our favorite stir-fry recipe. I do modify it a little, though, as follows: 1. I use stir-fry beef instead of round steak. It comes out much more tender. 2. I double the marinade, but put half in a separate container. This will be the sauce for the stir-fry veggies. 3. First, I put on the beef with its marinade, and let it cook until done. Then, I remove the beef, and add stir fry veggies and pineapple with the other batch of marinade sauce. Once those are crisp tender, I add the meat back in to warm it up, as well as the sesame seeds, and serve over rice or noodles. It's one of my favorite things to eat!!!
I doubled the marinade, and replaced the vegetable oil with one and a half tablespoons of sesame oil so it's a lot less oily. Used half the marinade for the meat and marinated over 24 hours. Then I stir fried the meat for a few minutes, added broccoli and rehydrated dried shitake mushrooms, and the rest of the marinade. Covered and cooked til the broccoli was the way we like it, then added some cornstarch to thicken. My husband said, "You weren't expecting leftovers, were you?" (There are only two of us) Next time I would omit the sesame seeds, as the oil gave it plenty of sesame flavor and the actual seeds got lost in everything else I added. I know some people get upset when you change a recipe and review it the way you made it instead of the recipe, but we like what we like and this was easy and delicious to make the way you like it. Neither of us found this too sweet, but it if you don't like slightly sweet main dishes, you may want to cut the sugar a little.
Oh My Goodness! Thank you for a FABULOUS recipe that was amazingly EASY to make!! I am sharing this one with the daughter in laws!!
Absolutely delicious and very simple. Like a few others I sprinkled in a touch of red pepper flake. I also stir fried with very thinly sliced onion and served over steamed rice - might add some carrot next time. Made some snow peas to accompany. Very good, very easy meal.
This was very good. The sauce is similar to a marinade I use for shish kabob's. It was a winner with my family!
Great flavor but a little too sweet. Will use 1/2 the sugar called for next time I make it. I also added broccoli which we found a nice addition.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Sesame Beef
Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 4 Amount Per Serving Calories: 354 Calories from Fat: 202
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Bûche de Noël - delicious Christmas recipe for a chocolate Yule log
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Chocolate Bûche de Noël |
I have to be honest and admit I had never made one until now but I used to watch Christophe making them.
Chocolate Bûche de Noël
The first thing to make is the crème au beurre or buttercream.
Crème au beurre
125g unsalted butter
1 egg and 1 egg yolk (reserve the white)
87g sugar
25g water
1 tablespoon cocoa powder
1 teaspoon of rum
Soften and whisk the butter in one bowl. In another bowl whisk the eggs and stand aside.
Measure out the sugar and water accurately and place in a small pan with a sugar thermometer. Dissolve the sugar and then heat until you reach 121 degrees C. If you are using a heavy based Le Creuset pan for example remove from heat when you hit 120 degrees as the temperature will continue to rise. Cool to 110 degrees. Continue to whisk the eggs adding the cooled sugar syrup in a steady stream. Continue whisking for another few minutes. Add this mixture to your whipped butter. Add in cocoa powder and rum and place in fridge to stiffen up.
For the sponge
4 eggs and the reserved egg white
140g sugar
100g flour
1 tablespoon cocoa powder
Line a swiss roll tin with baking parchment and grease it with a knob of melted butter. Mine was 36 x 25cm or 14 x 10 inches but you can use a bigger one to get a thinner sponge which makes rolling it easier.
Pre-heat your oven to 170 deg C or 160 if fan assisted.
Put the eggs and sugar in a bowl and place over a saucepan of water. Put the heat on under the pan and bring to a gentle simmer all the time whisking the eggs and sugar. When it turns thick and creamy and you can write on the mixture with your whisk and it remains visible for a few seconds it is done.
Sieve in your flour and cocoa powder and gently fold in with a metal spoon. Pour the mixture into the tin and tilt the tin to move the mixture into the corners.
Place on the bottom shelf in the oven and bake until it springs back to a gentle touch for 25-35 minutes. Place a damp tea towel on a board and slide the sponge out of the tin onto it. Cover with a dry tea towel and leave to cool.
When it is cool spread the buttercream gently all over it with a pallet knife or a spatula. Cut a line about 1cm in along the shorter side and fold this over and start to roll from here using the greaseproof paper to guide it into a tight roll.
Set aside and prepare your ganache to cover the log.
250g dark chocolate or half and half dark and milk if you don't like it too bitter
100ml cream
Break up the chocolate pieces into the cream in a heavy based pan and put on a gentle heat until the chocolate starts to melt. Stir until it all melts and then set aside to cool. When it is the right consistency to spread cover the sponge and make marks in it to resemble a log. Decorate and serve.
For the coffee flavour replace the cocoa powder with 2 teaspoons of coffee liquid extract. For the white chocolate add 75g of melted white chocolate to the buttercream and make a white chocolate ganache as above to cover. See more: Irish Recipes
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olovely | Dec 20, 2012, 02:03 PM EST
Sounds terrific, is it possible to include American measurements next time?
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Oct. 2, 2012 — Cindie called this "the concert of a lifetime" back in May when she heard her son Tyson (of KSUE fame) and his roommate Pat (the former Times staffer) had bought us tickets to see last week's Crosby, Stills and Nash (CSN) in Reno to celebrate Mother's Day and my birthday.
Although the concert was months away, I scribbled CSN on my calendar at work. I've always enjoyed the superstar band's music, but they don't mean as much to me as they do to Cindie.
Maybe it's because I'm actually old enough to remember David Crosby when he played with the Byrds, Stephen Stills when he rocked Buffalo Springfield with Neil Young and Graham Nash during his Hollies days.
Check this out. Cindie says she wouldn't even know who the Hollies were if it wasn't for me and my collection of British Invasion music. Maybe it's because I saw Buffalo Springfield at Fresno's Rainbow Ballroom in 1967 and heard Richie Furay (later of Poco fame) pounding out the rhythm on this big, red Gibson 335 12-string while Stills and Young traded leads back and forth on "Bluebird" for 15 or 20 minutes. Rock and roll heaven.
Some have said CSN is nearly as influential and important as the Beatles in terms of their cultural and musical influence — a stretch maybe, but CSN (and Young) was big, big, big back in the day. Their music and songwriting resonates every time someone picks and sings and someone else adds on a little harmony. One cannot escape their contribution to the scene.
So in the days coming into the show, I nosed around on the Internet a little to check out some concert reviews. A few seemed to be written by writers too young to remember the late 1960s when CSN rose to fame (playing their first real concert at Woodstock). One even wrote about the seeming contradiction and silliness of rich and famous millionaire rock stars in their 70s singing about something as out of vogue these days as "social issues" — as if everyone knows such a perspective is totally naïve, absolutely impractical and just plain impossible to even consider in these conservative times. But honestly, somebody will have to tell me how singing about peace and love, caring and sharing and wanting a better world for us all can be so bad. To this critic, CSN just relates a bunch of nostalgic old ideas from a thankfully long-gone era. Boy, some people must live in a sad and darkened world, indeed.
Stills proved he still has the prowess that earned him a reputation as a legendary guitar slinger although his voice seemed to fail him a little bit at times Saturday night.
Balding Crosby, with a long, long, white mane hanging around his shoulders, looked like some kind of groovy guru or psychedelic shaman as he worked his way through a variety of 12-string guitars in open tunings that offered the spacy, stoned out vibe that forms the basis of many of his songs. His was the strongest voice in the band Saturday night despite his many health issues and his long history of drug and alcohol abuse. Really, he looked and sounded great.
Of course, Nash's harmonies rose a bit higher than any other human being can possibly sing, and he set that signature high-end on top of nearly every number.
It was really fun to hear many of those old songs performed by the writers and singers who made them. A treat I'll never forget.
A young teenager whose parents had brought him to the show sat right in front of me and clearly showed his displeasure at being surrounded by baby boomers and being forced to listen to this music.
During the intermission I leaned forward and told him, "You know, kiddo, someday when you're older you're going to look back on this evening and say with pride, 'Yeah, my mom and dad took me to see Crosby, Stills and Nash when I was a kid.'"
"What makes you say that?" he asked.
"Because as long as there's rock and roll music, they'll talk about these guys," I said. "They just don't get any bigger or any better than this."
He stared at me for long moment, and then just threw his head back into his hands and sobbed some more.
Funny thing is, I know I'm right. Someday he will, too.
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As you may be aware, we are very "animal friendly" here at our CNY Central television stations. Many of us that you watch on TV have pets. I have two dogs and a cat of my own, not to mention the ever-popular Doppler the Weather Cat, the TV station 'mascot', if you will.
On a more personal note, nearly four years ago I started the Priscilla Mahar Animal Welfare Foundation, a non-profit foundation named after my Mom, who had just passed away and loved animals. Since that time we have put on several fundraisers with CNY Central and Syracuse Crunch hockey being heavily involved and supportive, and have handed out many thousands of dollars to needy Central New York welfare and rescue organizations.
Our anchor, Matt Mulcahy, and his wife Jamie are also heavily involved in helping our animal friends and they started their Shamrock Animal Fund a couple of years ago and have done great things helping individuals with veterinary bills.
Two different animal welfare organizations, both of us on air at CNY Central, and both of us having the same goal, help the animals!
Unfortunately, there are too many groups, organizations and individuals that need money, and not enough money to go around, so Matt and I are always looking for additional income for our organizations. The more income we have, the more money we can hand out.
A couple of days ago, CNY Central President & CEO Chris Geiger came up with the idea of making a substantial donation to both of our organizations IF we can help the CNY Central Facebook site to reach 15,000 "fans" by the end of May. That's a challenge Matt and I readily accepted, and now we are asking YOU to help us, which in turn helps our animal friends.
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The noise around social media in Australia appears to be increasingly amplified by marketers and clearly continues to be a hot topic.
There are also snippets of data emerging that explore this large and complex digital arena, but one of the questions that seems to be asked is why consumers choose to engage or associate themselves with brands in the social space.
So, in association with Toluna, Econsultancy surveyed more than a thousand Australian consumers, in an effort to explore what attracts users to a specific brand or company on social media platforms.
by Jake Hird 12 September 2012 05:30am 1 comment
E-commerce in Australia is a complex, fragmented landscape and one that's a hot topic in the marketplace - constantly being at the forefront of discussions within the digital industry and wider public sphere.
Recently, competitions.com.au created a catchy infographic that considers the current e-commerce environment in the region.
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Have a craving for a pizza? Normally, you'd have to step away from the computer and make a call, but the next time you're hungry, you might not have to move or pick up the phone to fill your stomach.
If you happen to live in New Zealand or Australia, you can now place your order on Facebook instead thanks to Domino's Pizza.
by Patricio Robles 09 May 2012 17:17pm 5 comments
It has been nearly a year since we began producing our Australia and New Zealand Internet Statistics Compendium and to date, it's had some 2,000 downloads.
This indicates an enormous hunger for data and insight among marketers in the region.
The past few months have seen a number of interesting reports looking at the ANZ digital landscape (including our own State of Digital Marketing in Australia in association with Marketing Magazine), but it is social media data that really seems to be the hot topic.
So, here's a rundown of the latest social-related insight in Australia and New Zealand.
by Luke Richards 05 April 2012 02:00am 1 comment
Econsultancy recently launched its State of Digital Marketing in Australia report, which found that online marketing is rapidly becoming a priority for companies, although many are struggling with elements within this.
However, a number of organisations in the country have a well-established legacy of digital operations, arguably the most recognisable and prominent being Tourism Australia, the official Government agency which is responsible for both the international and domestic promotion of Australia as a travel destination.
Here, their executive general manager of consumer marketing, Nick Baker, explains the secrets of their success to date, as well as their plans for the future…
by Jake Hird 26 March 2012 00:30am 1 comment
Ever-innovative Domino's Pizza has today launched a campaign in Australia called "The Social Pizza".
The brand will give its Facebook fans the power to create a new pizza, which in turn will be sold on its menu across the country.
For the next week, fans will vote on their favourite crust, sauce and ingredients, with the most popular selection each day added to the pizza. Then, people will be able to win $1,000 by naming the finished pizza.
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special permit application to consider the availability of on-street
parking and /or alternative drop off and pick up areas; and reduces the
HCCF special permit application fee from $1,100 to $435. Adopted June 18,
2013; Effective June 19, 2013.
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So they overvolted and oc'ed the old 7970 and want more money just for this? Increased power consumption by a lot ,gtx 670 is still a better option in my opinion.
Hey it looks good in the benchmarks and they get to make claims like "Fastest single GPU on the planet" that's all they care about. Reminds me of the GTX 480.
...to limit the maximum power consumption, without that this would go easily over 300w to catch with gtx 480.
nice performance jump. compared with 680 , 7970 GHZ has tons more resources, more vram, more mem-bw, more cores, looks cheaper now (altough $500 is not cheap). should 680 lower its price?
the custom cooling will fix the temps. i dont see many buy those stock cooling cards anymore, and barely see them sold.
At that point just buy a custom 7970 and clock it :/ ... plus you're still talking about a $500 card, or a $520-$550 custom cooled card, that is only about 10% faster than a 670, which sells for $100 bucks less. This card is, as appropriately noted in the review, a bit of a meh.
While the power consumption is disappointing, this card is a performance powerhouse. For the enthusiasts a no-brainer to go with this over the GTX680. I just hope the non reference cards will bring down fan noise with after-market coolers and hell, maybe even power consumption
The review is obviously false, because of the fact that only Nvidia makes hot, power-hungry cards! Only Nvidia is capable of making great-performing but power-hungry and hot cards! Like the GTX 480! W1zzard lies! This post is brought to you by an AMD-fanboy, who also believes that the supply problems of Nvidia's Kepler is solely Nvidia's fault too, and TSMC is blameless.
I'm glad to see a review. I am disappointed to not see the lower voltages though. I could handle the cooling of this card very quietly and it would be a beast for me without overclocking. But then I could also get a regular 7970 for $50 less and overclock it close. Meh not worth it like I hoped it would be.
I thoug they were improves gpu's that would run a ghz on 1.02v instead of 1.2v so this 7970 is just overcloked and crappier on load witth noise and wattage, amd failed me hard big time
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Superintendent Michael Houselog will recommend making $4.7 million worth of cuts on Tuesday, according to meeting documents. The decision will help the district avoid running out of cash by 2017.
The recommendations will not spend down next year's projected $7.1 million deficit, although the savings will give leaders more time to consider substantial cost-saving measures.
"Some community ideas saved significant dollars, however, we did not believe the ideas could be successfully implemented for the upcoming school year and/or we needed additional time to evaluate the ideas," according to meeting documents.
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Before the meeting documents were released, School Board members were considering eight community options. Those choices cut expenses by closing schools and realigning the way grades were assigned to schools.
Parents and residents may voice their opinions on these recommendations at the Belvidere School Board meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Belvidere North High School, 9393 Beloit Road in Belvidere. There will be another community meeting on March 4.
The School Board will vote on cuts at its March 18 meeting.
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The human eye can differentiate about 10 million colors. A 24-bit display mode can produce about 16 million. Why, then, do operating systems have 32-bit and higher display modes if the apparent quality is the same as a 24-bit mode?
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You're incorrectly assuming that the distribution of those colors over the gamut matches the human eye. The distribution of the 16 million colors is chosen for technical simplicity, ignoring even the difference in sensitivity for red and green. For the same reason, there's a sizeable part of the gamut which many monitors can't display at all (15% is usual) | |||||
24 bit isn't really 16 million different colors. It 3 times a single color at different intensity which your eye/brain interprets as a single color, it isn't. So, try this exercise, show all the 256 different "reds" with the other colors at 0. Then you'll find out that 8 bits per color x 3 actually isn't that much... | |||
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This topic is near and dear to my heart, as we have been struggling for nearly three years to discover if our 3-year-old has autism or not. It's been a long journey that isn't over yet (we still don't have answers), but because we knew some of the early symptoms of autism (and didn't take no for an answer), we were able to get early intervention help for Buki that made a big difference for him.
If you are a parent wondering if your child has autism: welcome. You are among friends. It can be scary and daunting to think about the possibility, but your child will remain your amazing wonderful child, whether there's a label like "autism" attached or not. But the thing about autism is that the earlier it is treated, the better it is for your child. So it's best to know and do something about it as soon as you can.
I'm going to first list the more "obvious" early signs of autism that you might find on any website. But then I'm going to share some of the more subtle signs we saw in my boy that clued us in that something was going on. I hope it helps!
If you see some of these signs in your child or you have worries about your child's development, please take action! If your child is under 3-years-old, contact the Early Intervention program in your state (if you don't know what yours is, this Early Intervention Contacts page should help). If your child is over three, contact your school district. These two resources will test your child free of charge and then help you treat your child if it is warranted.
Here are some of the main symptoms of autism in toddlers and babies:
- Not smiling or happy expressions by age 6 months
- No interaction back and forth with caregivers by sharing smiles, sounds, or facial expressions by 9 months
- Not responding to his/her name by 12 months
- Not speaking words by age 16 months
- Not using two-word phrases by 24 months (repeating words back to you doesn't count – it must be a meaningful interaction)
- Doesn't make eye contact with you
- Doesn't point at objects or wave goodbye
- Doesn't try to get your attention or respond to your attention
- Doesn't imitate your facial expression
- Has a loss of speech or social skills
So those are some of the big indicators. But here's the thing. My son, did most of those things listed above. He was, in fact, hitting milestones early. He was talking up a storm by the time he was 15 months old. And he did interact with us and smile and make eye contact with us. But we still knew that something was off. Here are some of the things we did notice about our boy that clued us in to the possibility of autism:
- He did eventually learn how to wave bye bye, but we had to work with him pretty strongly on it, and it didn't seem to come naturally to him.
- He ignored us a lot. He did respond to his name, but only after calling it several times.
- At around age 1, he stopped smiling. Before then, he was the smiliest baby in the world. But at age 1, he became serious and austere.
- He had some "sensory" issues: He was deathly afraid of anything that made noise – the vacuum, the blow drier, the blender. This lasted LONG after most kids get over it (as in, he's 3 now and still runs from the room when I pull out the vacuum). He also had to touch anything that looked like it had a texture. He climbed all over us and banged into us, so much so that I could tell he needed to do it.
- He could speak a lot of words (by 18 months he was saying over 150 words), but we noticed that he wasn't really interacting with us verbally very much. We would ask him a simple question and he would totally ignore us.
- We also noticed that he was memorizing books and cartoons. At around 20 months, he could repeat back verbatim a Sesame Street skit he saw a few days ago.
- Also around 20-22 months, we noticed that he had memorized the entire alphabet and could not only recognize each letter, but also knew some of the sounds they made. We never taught him or coached him on this.
- His obsession with numbers and letters became…all-encompassing. At about 24 months, I would take him to a grocery store, and he pointed out every single number and letter he saw.
These are some of the main autism symptoms in toddlers that we saw in our boy. We weren't at all sure that these things meant autism, but we didn't want to take any chances. Early Intervention came and evaluated him at age 2, and although they didn't diagnose him, they provided us with speech therapy, occupational therapy, and a lot of support. We saw many improvements in his speech and development that year, and we're very thankful we called the Early Intervention team – despite what my doctor said, "He's fine."
Don't listen to friends, family, or even the pediatrician if you suspect a developmental delay in your child. Listen to yourself. Nobody knows your child like you do. And the earlier you seek intervention, the higher chance you have of making a huge difference for your child. If you suspect your child may be showing some of the early symptoms of autism, seek help immediately. Call the Early Intervention program in your state for under 3 years old, and call your school district for 3 and up.


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Please beware of scalper sites before you purchase tickets for any Blood, Sweat & Beers Tour dates. We've just been made aware of a site that is attempting to sell tickets for the Charlotte, NC show in November. As of today, tickets are NOT YET on sale for this show. That site will most likely attempt to overcharge you for tickets with no guarantee of being able to get those tickets to you.
Click HERE for an example of a scalping site.
After uncovering that a number of concertgoers attending the first half of The Blood, Sweat & Beers Tour paid hugely inflated prices to scalpers to get good seats, Eric has decided to go paperless.
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Is there anyone here on AM that is suffering from bulging disc's? or had bulging disc's in the past? If so how have you managed to fix the problem.
Also looking for feedback on anyone that has had back issues, that has tried Cold Laser Therapy and(or) Chiropractic sessions.
I had an MRI done last year, results showed 1 bulging disc. Last week I got a cat scan and now I have 2 bulging disc's and my sacrum looks to be shifted a little near the nerv. So obviously me going light on training isn't light enough or I'm rehabing my lowerback wrong. I guess my issue is that I don't like to take things slow, did very little therapy before starting to do back extensions and hypers, to squats, back to boxing and now it has just got worse. I am now only doing light therapy exercises every second day, with stretching and core work.
I'm going to the doctors tomorrow to get a referral to see another surgeon, the one I saw didn't want to listen to a thing I said, I was in and out of the place in 4 min, I asked if there is anything I can do, he told me "no, your going to have to deal with this for the rest of your life, stuff like this will never get better, later on it will start hitting the nerv, once this happends I will do surgery" Than he left and thats it. Maybe a second opinion will be better...
Also tomorrow I'm going to see a really good physiotherapist and get his thoughts on everything. I have one guy that goes to my gym that is a chiropractor's assistant, tells me 5 weeks of adjustments and cold laser therapy, along with lower back therapy and I'll be feeling 100% again..... now this is $1200 for 5 weeks, pretty pricey, but well worth it if my back can heal up. Just not sure if I'm going to go through with that yet, I want to get as much info and everyone's thoughts on this before I jump the gun. I have looked up feedback online, but it seems to be on all these laser therapy sites, which make me question how legit it is, doing some more searching now, but figured I'll see if I can get some feedback on here too. Any help is appreciated, thanks.


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In the United States, at least, the wine culture of a city often has more to do with the efforts of a few obsessed people than it does with factors that you'd think would be more important, such as climate, the ethnicity of its population and the physical proximity of vineyards. My favorite Bay Area restaurants, which should be awash in the big, glossy wines from nearby Napa and Sonoma, tend instead to specialize in handmade wines from the Rhone and the south of France, probably because of the influence of Chez Panisse and local wine importers like Kermit Lynch and North Berkeley Wine. The best Portland lists, while featuring a comprehensive roster of Northwest wines, are often deep in the sorts of boutique Northern Italian wines that rarely make it out of Piedmont. It is easier to find rare Burgundy in Manhattan than it is to find wines from nearby Long Island.
Greater Los Angeles may be the single biggest wine market in the United States, and it is situated just a couple of hours from the important winegrowing areas of Santa Ynez, Ojai, Temecula and the Guadalupe Valley, but it rarely seems connected to those regions, and the shape of its taste is often hard to discern.
(It says something, I think, that some of my best wine experiences last year were at Ludobar and Laurent Quenioux's Bistro K, two excellent, now-defunct restaurants that happened to have a BYOB policy. There is something subversive about bringing your own '91 grand cru Alsatian Riesling and ancient bottles of Clape Cornas to dinner — it lets you think that you are getting away with something, and you are drinking really, really well.)
Fifteen-odd years ago, the boundaries of local taste were more clear. Manfred Krankl, now a revered winemaker but then the general manager at the restaurant Campanile, was obsessed with both Italian wines and tiny-production California wines. He, along with Valentino's Piero Selvaggio, educated Angelenos on the necessity of paying serious money for then-unpronounceable super-Tuscans, whites from the Alto Adige and and ink-dark Montepulciano d'Abruzzo. (For years, I don't think there was a cult California or Italian wine that hadn't at one time been poured by the glass at Campanile's bar, which was also early on Austrian wines.) Philip Reich and other sommeliers at Michael's shaped the idea of what a great California-dominated list might look like. Joachim Splichal put serious French wine back into play, although Hollywood has always nurtured a large corps of Francophile collectors. The most important chef in Los Angeles, then as now, was probably Wolfgang Puck, and his head sommelier Michael Bonaccorsi helped to form the idea of the eclectic modern list.
You remember pictures of the old wine guys, old-fashioned sommeliers, the stout, florid, usually foreign men wearing tuxedos two sizes too small, worn Florsheims, and bunch-of-grapes pins stabbed into their grosgrain lapels? They wore heavy pewter tastevins around their necks, possibly awarded at a grand ceremony in France, and they muttered a lot about vintages. You saw them in the movies — Hungarian actor S.Z. "Cuddles" Sakall made a career out of playing them. Charles Laughton corrected their pronunciation of "Montrachet."
Then one day we woke up, and the wine dude was the coolest guy in the room — profiled in magazines, rocking Comme des Garcons suits, riding motorcycles to tastings, cramming for certification exams with his cool friends. Sommeliers like Caitlin Stansbury, formerly of the Lodge, wore sexy pantsuits and brought serious wine to restaurants where the Aerosmith on the house iPod rarely dipped below stadium volume. Mark Mendoza at Sona matches wine to David Myers' precise cooking with the painstaking care of a project architect. David Rosoff at Mozza, who in a previous gig at Opaline was one of the few sommeliers to actually persuade the chef to cook to the contours of his wine, juggles the under-$50 Italian wines in the pizzeria and the pricier wines in the adjacent osteria and actually comes up with a coherent wine philosophy, even if that philosophy sometimes seems like Obscure + Italian = Good. Where else are you going to find the Slovenian Edi Simcic Merlot blend from Goriska Brda? Where else would you want to?
We started seeing curated wine shops, not full-service general emporia like Wally's, Red Carpet or the Wine House, but groovy joints like Silverlake Wine, the Champagne-intensive Wine Expo in Santa Monica and Mission Wine in South Pasadena, reflecting not just an inventory but a worldview, often with a subspecialty in esoteric but well-priced and satisfying bottles, in Ribolla Gialla and Teroldego and Cold Heaven Viognier. And after too many run-ins with the wrong Chilean Carmeneres, we've come to rely on the curators too.
(You have undoubtedly experienced the stages of wine disillusionment yourself: You fall in love with a California wine; you realize the French wine that the California wine is modeled on is cheaper than its clone; the French wine rockets to three figures; and then you sneak back to the first wine only to discover that you can no longer afford to drink that one, or even its New Zealand equivalent. It's a complicated process. It is why you are probably drinking more wines from Argentina and South Africa than you used to.)


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Apple and four major publishers have settled a case with European antitrust regulators after negotiations began in September, ending an ongoing row over e-book price fixing.
The iPhone and iPad maker, along with HarperCollins, Hachette Livre, Verlagsgruppe Georg von Holtzbrinck-owned Macmillan, and CBS-owned Simon & Schuster (CNET and ZDNet are also owned by CBS), all agreed to legally binding conditions that would ease pricing restrictions on Amazon and other e-book sellers.
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Should We Respect Professionals Athletes to Be Role Models, or Should We Judge Them On Only Athletic Ability?
I think that we do need to think of them as role models. It takes a lot of courage to get up in front of people and show of their talents. Sports today, are mostly about how good you are. People are constantly wondering how many touchdowns, home runs, or goals you make. That's not what sports are about. Sports are about having fun and showing people your God-given talents. People need to remember that although some athletes are better than others, people who are willing to be in front of people and play a sport is hard. If you fumble or strike out or miss a goal you are being judged. Sports is not about how good you play it is about being a true role model.
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