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Mon-Fri: 3pm-6:30pm (subject to change) Once your meal at the upscale Artichoke Café has concluded, you've got to adjourn to the sexy wine bar next door. The wine list is actually a leather-bound tome with a vast assortment. Prices start at a decent $28 or $30 a bottle and zoom up into the upper stratospheres of frivolity, but you can also order select vintages by the half-bottle or glass. Those with a taste for the harder stuff should take a look at the artisan cocktails. You'll love the front-facing "big city" windows, curvy wooden bar and comfortable seats. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review Bandido HideoutSun 8am-9pm
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Fri 8am-11pm (subject to change) $ • Vegetarian Available • Booze Served • Full Bar • Craft Beer • NM Beer • Delivery • Catering • Take Out / To-Go • Karaoke • Wireless Internet Look beyond the marketing gimmick of the poor, sweaty guy asphyxiating on the Central median, face concealed behind a sequined Mexican wrestling mask. Chow down inside the colorful restaurant (with a piña colada or two, maybe?) 'til 11 p.m. on weekends! (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review The Barley Room is a watering hole in the far Northeast Heights that fills patrons up with live music, lots of libations and a surprisingly ample menu. Snack on bar-friendly fried things (say yes to the sweet potato fries!), or have a proper meal with burgers, salads, pasta, New Mexican dishes and a few grilled meat and fish entrées. There's a palpable sports bar feel to the place, but a diverse clientele keeps this bar/grill comfortable for just about everyone. The kitchen stays open until midnight every night; go ahead and linger. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 2 ] The nickel slots are bright, noisy: Bien Shur is subdued, quiet, tasteful. The dining room is classy and beautiful but still comfortable, leaving diners to contemplate the wonderful contemporary cuisine, signature cocktails and stunning views of the city and Sandia mountains. After your meal, you can head back downstairs into the casino scuffle for some live jazz in the Tlur Pa Lounge and a hand of video poker. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 1 ] You'll worry you're lost the whole way out to the beautiful Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort and Spa, home of The Corn Maiden restaurant. The resort is a stone's throw from Bernalillo but feels much, much farther from town. The views from the restaurant are unmatched (except by neighboring Prairie Star) and the luxurious Southwest ambience is stellar, especially combined with a cucumber daquiri or other cocktail. Expect the food to be beautiful, too. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review El Pinto Restaurant & CantinaMon-Thurs: 11am-9pm
Fri-Sat: 11am-10pm
Sun: 10:30am-9 pm (subject to change) Cuisine: New Mexican Touted as New Mexico's largest restaurant, the North Valley's El Pinto is best known for its gorgeous, shady environment (perennially Best Patio in our restaurant polls) and award-winning jarred salsa. Try it for margaritas, brunch and a little flan. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 6 ] Gecko's Bar and Tapas$ • Vegetarian Available • Booze Served • Full Bar • Live Music • Karaoke • Outdoor Patio • Dog-Friendly Gecko's has expanded with a popular Northeast Heights location—housed in a building that looks like a jukebox, for some reason. Even though it's clear across town, you'll still probably bump into folks you know as you're sipping a wicked Bloody Mary and enjoying tidbits from the affordably priced tapas menu. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review Nob Hill Bar and GrillTues-Thurs: 11am-10pm
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Closed Monday (subject to change) $$$ • Vegetarian Available • Booze Served • Full Bar • Craft Beer • Catering • Take Out / To-Go • DJ • Dancing • Outdoor Patio Full review: Gastrobar is best after dinner (6/26/2008) If you like your comfort food with a gourmet twist, it's here. Nob Hill Bar and Grill boasts meatloaf (crowned with smoked bacon) and burgers (American kobe). The appetizers and classic cocktails alone are worth the visit. Cheese sticks encrusted in nuts and miso-seared ahi tuna on wontons go down swimmingly (did we mention the saltwater aquarium?) with a signature cocktail or an organic ale. A few vegetarian entrées, decent hours, a full bar and comfy but chic atmosphere make Nob Hill Bar and Grill a solid addition to the neighborhood. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 11 ] Paul's is the kind of place normally associated with slabs of artery-clogging red meat and liver-corroding martinis. With high-backed banquette seating and intimate mood lighting, it's the perfect date destination—especially if your suitor is paying. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 10 ] Situated in an old adobe mansion with stunning views of the Sandia Mountains, Prairie Star is tailor-made for intimate special occasions. Bold New American dishes are as beautiful to behold as they are to eat and go down flawlessly with selections from the
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honored cellar. This wine list is immaculate and includes 50 by-the-glass pours maintained in an argon gas Cruvinet. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review You'll probably have to battle full parking lots and at least a moderate wait, but these delays, annoying as they may be, are one of the best "reviews" a restaurant could hope for. Inside, the dim lighting and rustic décor fade away when an enormous pile of tender, saucy meat appears before you and your family. The low-heat sauce is tangy and sweet but mellow enough to go down nice and easy without a pucker. Fans of old-school kitsch will appreciate the round bar-room; it was the main dining area of a sombrero-shaped restaurant in the 1950s. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review Ranchers Club is arguably the city's fanciest restaurant, where fine steaks and seafood are king. Certainly it has the dining room with the most formal service—you know, tuxedos and golden-domed plates and all—but with live music and expertly crafted cocktails, the resplendent bar is also worth your time. This is the place we like to go for really special occasions—like when someone else is paying or when we want to break a hunger strike. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 2 ] Not only do these people serve thick, meaty bacon, dreamy globs of queso and hot, buttery biscuits—because that would most certainly be enough on its own—but The Range Café in Bernalillo also happens to keep things interesting at night. Step into their Lizard Rodeo Lounge for free live music three or four nights a week, a full-service bar, nice atmosphere and a fine BLT. Thank you, Range people. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review Ribs Hickory BBQTues-Sat: 11am-9pm
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Closed Monday (subject to change) Cuisine: Barbecue/Soul Food Some folks will tell you barbecue is a difficult thing to screw up. Not true. That's the reason your own barbecue isn't as good as the stuff at Ribs. The portions are large, the grub has a good smoky essence to it, and there's plenty to choose from. An attached full bar means you can slurp down a margarita in between messy bites. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review Sadie'sMon-Thu: 11am-10pm
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Sun: 10am-9pm (subject to change) Cuisine: New Mexican Walking into Sadie's is like walking into your rich old New Mexican aunt's house. The food smells good, the atmosphere is comfortable and it's OK if you get a little loud. Sadie's has a friendly and casual staff and huge, chile-smothered portions of food. We like to go for dinner with a big group and drink margaritas. Winners of Best Sopaipillas, Best Chips and Salsa, and Most Generous Portions in restaurant polls past. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 12 ] Seasons Rotisserie & GrillLunch:
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Mon-Fri 4pm-6:30, 9pm-10pm (subject to change) $$$ • Vegetarian Available • Booze Served • Full Bar • Wine Bar • Catering • Take Out / To-Go • Live Music • Outdoor Patio • Wireless Internet Full review: Fine dining is always in season (3/11/2010) Seasons' rooftop patio is one of our favorite wine-drinking destinations, especially when it's nice out. There are heaters up there for chilly nights, the courtyard fountain provides a calming gurgle, the view of the mountains is great, and the happy hour menu has outstanding dishes at more-than-reasonable prices. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 1 ] Trombino's Bistro ItalianoMon-Thurs: 11am-10pm
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Sun: 3-9pm (subject to change) Cuisine: Italian Trombino's Bistro Italiano has been an institution of family-style Italian dining in the Heights for almost 30 years. It houses an impressively fat menu that includes a full bar, espresso drinks and an ample wine list. The service is quicker than a Hollywood marriage, and the waitstaff seems particularly knowledgeable about the food and wines. Gravitate to the more rustic Italian fare—lemon-basil chicken salad, grilled homemade Italian sausage or meatballs, prosciutto-wrapped asparagus, and manicotti are amply portioned and tasty. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 1 ] Zinc Wine Bar & BistroWeekend Brunch
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PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. - With a few more strokes to complete before the biggest win of a PGA Tour career that probably hadn't lived up to its potential, Matt Kuchar wanted his mind to be on anything but the task at hand between shots, because those were going to be laced with enough pressure already.
So Kuchar and caddie Lance Bennett talked team sports, not golf, as they walked up the 18th fairway Sunday at the Players Championship. Baseball, the Stanley Cup playoffs, even the Celtics' series-opening victory over Philadelphia Saturday night was discussed. Anything to distract Kuchar from thinking too much about the work left to do, at least until it was time for him to clock in.
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A Sunday that started with a family tennis match ended with a family celebration on the 18th green of the Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass. Kuchar won by two shots over a quartet of dogged pursuers, shooting a final-round 70 to finish at 13-under-par 275. Martin Laird (67), Zach Johnson (68), Ben Curtis (68), and Rickie Fowler (70) shared second. Kuchar's fourth career tour victory is certainly the sweetest, both in prize money ($1.7 million) and prestige.
That it came on Mother's Day, in front of his family - his parents live near TPC Sawgrass, and Kuchar grew up in Ponte Vedra Beach - made it a day he'll never forget. Because of the roster of champions he's joining, he couldn't, even if he tried.
"You think of this as one of the strongest fields in golf,'' Kuchar said. "To come out as the champion is just an amazing feeling.
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This Beautiful home in Estate At Lions Gate host Cathedral Ceilings {{ 2 First Floor Master Bedrooms with baths }}} Fire place, 2 upper level Bedrooms , Loft, Large Basement and Large enclosed Sunroom. This home is convenient to shopping, Movie Theater and the Speed line. This home is being sold AS-IS. Don't miss this opportunity.
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VANCOUVER, Sept. 11, 2013 /CNW/ - Wall Financial Corporation (the "Company") released its operating results and financial statements for the second quarter ended July 31, 2013. The Company recorded net earnings attributable to shareholders of the Company for the period ended July 31, 2013 of $8,593,422 or $0.26 per share (July 31, 2012 - net earnings of $7,453,724 or $0.23 per share).
As at July 31, 2013, earnings before interest, income tax, and depreciation and amortization (EBITDA)1, and net earnings attributable to non-controlling interest were $20,593,063 (July 31, 2012 - $15,404,312).
Revenue from hotel operations was $25,553,772 for the six months ended July 31, 2013 compared to $26,359,563 in the same period of the prior year. Rental revenues decreased from $7,567,487 as at July 31, 2012 to $6,556,216 for the six months ended July 31, 2013 due to the decrease in the Company's portfolio of rental properties. Revenue from real estate sales for the period ended July 31, 2013 was $64,212,509 compared to $6,442,390 for the period ended July 31, 2012. Revenue was higher in the second quarter of the current year due predominantly to the closing of 183 condominium units at the Wall Centre False Creek development.
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Total assets | $ | 572,978,066 | $ | 503,079,379 |
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Is gore is back in session on the docket today and elevator praying commit to make folks laugh.
But is it legal.
A Brazilian TV practical joke show airing a clip of unsuspecting people seen stepping inside an elevator.
And getting more than a lift.
Sure yeah.
But I thought up with.
I'm lawyers -- here can we're all laughing.
Are you think.
Both apple and some top lawyers are not laughing and they are already arguing that this is not lawful and that the show could get sued for this behavior.
Joining me now aren't the right -- who's a former prosecutor now defense attorney John this billboard has the same pedigree they.
-- -- -- out -- way and I'm not laughing.
Hit me this is -- all I think I that's I mean I know what it's any it's -- mean.
OK but you know that you could we get -- segment about someone crazy glue in the toilet bowl seat at the stocks on the -- -- -- -- -- -- cut -- -- -- -- -- Axiomatic.
And so that in this know they admitted they did not listen.
I'm could have had a heart attack at close enough for me.
Had a good run it out like that for a problem right -- a little girl what I was very scared.
What was really happening is you get in the elevator at the lights would go out and then that little girl would come out through the trap door and the -- would come on.
You look at and -- -- streaming you don't have that you know I don't know I.
I think your main draws the line of reasonable what's what is any argument -- -- to -- -- -- -- what what would be the claim.
They all intentional infliction of extreme emotional level disturbance on.
-- mature a patient you're trying to freak people out I mean that's what you're doing it's it's clearly intentional write these is -- a mistake.
And what are you trying to do you're trying to.
Get them very very upset suppressed.
What is the different -- this you know at one end to end illegal maddeningly hiding around the corner when my husband's -- and I.
And isn't it -- of the agreement that these these this and then there's the whoopee cushion is a matter of degree.
But waiving your right -- -- this was really just a joke and I you know I would have suffered a head injury from hitting the feeling but the point is nobody -- aren't that nobody felt that and -- -- -- No limit our filly she and it particularly -- to -- this.
This -- seems genuinely scared yet she had a couple of them were crying but the point is.
There are not damage if you don't -- you can't have a lot to do what about.
You know just felt the risk I mean -- we -- the -- at the end.
I love that might like it might be -- -- we did that this is like my children you know I mean if they don't think it.
You that you you -- there any -- -- different that you write they can't pay you your -- on.
But you know the magazine -- -- as you know.
The guy who ran down the hall mentioned she did.
I mean what is there hadn't been some sort of -- attack or what can they even now argue are there that they have suffered trauma.
Even if there was no heart attack as a result of this of course the -- of course we didn't giving could make that argument it's.
They would need to show some significant treatment by psychologists is like I had come on the -- but let's face it.
If somebody got sick if they didn't know that -- was taking nitroglycerin for bad art and they did -- Arctic this segment would -- when that bank I would laughing about re very.
Any differently here's the other thing when I watch it one of the things in the -- my head was.
What is what -- these guys hits this can't thank you supposed to -- like a scary ghost who then is screaming in their semi.
Not because they wanna hit -- China but because -- -- -- like you're you're afraid and it's up fighter flight and you can't have flight because you're not locked box -- job yet that -- one thing I would agree with -- there with a mean she's lucky she didn't get staked an apartment wooden cross -- -- club because that's the good little actress my goodness she really was and why is that.
-- to -- that was the biggest risk that this child could have been put in danger but it don't look what they can't write an elevator again for the rest their -- -- -- dead did you -- not compatible it's not like going to an amusement Europe -- -- -- park Arthur like Honda has because there's no assumption of the risk but he's been involved.
Just gonna say there's no nobody signed anything or nobody knows anything and come up there's an article on another level this YouTube video has been seen by six million apple.
They're using action and then using it like this it's six million people did -- try to release okay you -- watch me freaked out like a lunatic couple.
But -- six million people all over the place.
That you know this someway somebody's making money off of this when that six million beaten us one point six million and the incumbent network -- -- -- I just look not.
-- usually -- -- -- a lot so you know -- -- it's just not a good idea.
No you're right in the produces around it now now the correct -- -- -- -- know -- -- irony isn't -- Well be right up there and -- little right now.
That would be humiliation that they now face when the when the video goes -- dad dad I might be able to get some sort of relief -- that but it isn't a show and chances are they did get a release from these people act like condom down gave my shot with you hear some opening god knows I'm gonna think that is a valid when it you know you that the -- man running out of all -- -- yeah -- and they were paved.
Salad so that that would take the wind out of their sales certainly I don't know you know I've always sensitive viewers that I have the humor of a nine year old boy with a sense of humor and so this does appeal to me but I'm taking your thoughts on aren't there and Donna thank you thank you let us know -- -- -- -- -- --
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On 9/3/08 2:04 AM, "Greg Lindahl" <lindahl at pbm.com> wrote: > On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 11:54:05AM -0400, Peter St. John wrote: > >> I think a physicist programming is like an astronomer grinding lenses (maybe >> nobody does that anymore). Some astronomers (in the old days) ground their >> own lenses and ended up contributing to optics; others never looked through >> telescopes, they do math on the measurements taken by others. > > This is the 2nd funniest posting in this thread. Did you notice that > ground-based telescopes recently started being much, much bigger? > These new lenses were invented and made in Arizona by an astronomer, > who figured out how to spin molten glass into roughly the right shape, > instead of taking a huge, flat, thick piece of glass and grinding it > into the shape of a mirror. > > http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4773461 > > > > > ---- Ahem.. Reflectors, not lenses And, actually, the fact that a spinning body of liquid assumes a parabolic shape has been known for centuries (Kepler?), and, in fact, as early as 1850, an astronomer (Ernesto Capocci) proposed and built a telescope using liquid metal (e.g. Mercury) for a reflector. He probably wasn¹t unique, as there are mentions of a Mr. Buchan in notes by Brewster (as in Brewster angle) about the same time. There¹s a fascinating thesis by Brad Gibson from Univ of Vancouver that gives a dozen or so pages of all the problems faced with liquid metal telescopes (ripples, etc.) > What Dr Angel and the folks in Arizona have done is build an enormous spinning oven and worked out the process controls (more of an engineering task than a science, one, I might add.. Being an Engineer, I think these distinctions are important, not that new science isn't being done here). They also still have to do a conventional polishing step, but, at least the general figure of the mirror¹s surface is already close to what it needs to be. (Interestingly, there¹s apparently an article about this in Science News back in Feb 1985, which is when the latest work in LMTs got going at Laval) Jim Lux
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Got a jolly semi flawless virizion cobalion and terrakion up for grabs. I'll give all three for a meloetta, 2 for a genesect or 1 for some rnged thing I don't have
Got a jolly semi flawless virizion cobalion and terrakion up for grabs. I'll give all three for a meloetta, 2 for a genesect or 1 for some rnged thing I don't have
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have UT lvl 45 terrakion.
looking for whats in my sig
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PM me to add my main 3DS friend code: 2938-6290-1959 Normal Type with Smeargle, Teddiursa, and Audino.Second 3DS friend code: 1478-4422-4929 Ghost Type with Shuppet, Phantump, and Spiritbomb (I reset this 3DS for different safari's, so PM me if you need it)I am currently working on Pokemon X and Y Pokedex. I am still looking for Black/White 2 trades.
I only trade legit Unhacked Pokémon. I can breed any Pokémon. Feel free to PM me.White 2 Friend Code: 0219 0093 0479
Have a Terrakion for trade, UT lvl 65 calm/Often dozes off. Pm me offers
Offering:I have nearly every breedable dwf/ha in 5th gen
jolly speed boost whirlepide, timid protean Froakie, adamant gale wings Flethcling, jolly moxie Pinsir, modest chlorophyll Bulbasaur, jolly huge power bunnelby
My friend safari has Throh, Meditite, and Breloom. Looking for : gooey sliggoo
Highest consecutive fishing chain 137, shinies: none ;.;
want: specific events/RNGs
Black 2 Friend Code: 0347 8098 0190 3DS Friend Code: 0001 3822 0348
Spoiler:- Trophy Case:
have tekrikon UT lvl 45 on GTS and dont really want it. looking for Latias, Raikou ,Suicune, or shiny taillow
pm me offers
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Offering: Terrakion, shininess optional, any nature, IV 31 all (hasn't been caught yet).
Looking for: Any Pokemon with V-Create.
PM me if interested.
Note: No, the Terrakion will not be hacked. If I had a cheating device, I wouldn't ask for anything in return, now would I?
Edit: No longer offered.
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I am a glitcher, not a cheater. I do not alter game codes, but use what's given to get what I want.
Glitches: the solution to the AI's infinite hax. The Battle Frontier AIs may cheat with statistically improbable events happening at every opportunity, but I laugh at their Pokemon team with No Guard Sheer Cold. They may never miss Sing and Grasswhistle, but they can't pull out a Ninjask with Spore. They may never miss Thunder and Hurricane, but they can't pull out a Jolteon with Water Spout and Hurricane in the middle of a Drizzle set. In short, the AI can kiss my a-
As I believe in fairness in battle, I will not abuse the power. In any and all player battles, only RNG is used. No glitches without prior consent.
Offering a lonely (proud of its power char.) Terrakion.
Looking for Genesect, Victni, or almost any Gen. 1-4 legendary you can't get in Black 2.
Also, if for any reason you may want these:
virizion, quirky, capable of taking hits
cobalion, brave, capable of taking hits
have a shiny terakion to offer for a shiny flawless latios
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Looking for all SV 820 eggs
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6x Vulpix (With Drought, Modest-Natured)
2x Shieldon (Female, Careful-Natured, 1x Level 1, 1x Level 21)
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1x Cyndaquil (Female, Impish-Natured, Level 1)
3x Chimchar (Female, Level 1)
1x Eevee (Female, Level 1, Timid-Natured, With Anticipation)
Looking for a Jolly-Natured Terrakion with Alert to Sounds or Proud of its Power Characteristics. PM me if you are interested in what I have to offer.
I'm looking for a jolly Terrakion. I have all starters and fossils I can breed to trade please pm me
I'm Looking for any DWF I don't currently have listed below. If you have any i'm looking for pm me and we can sort out a deal
My White 2 FC: 2881 9394 7000
safari is Rock with Dwebble, Pupitar, and Barbaracle
DWF Owned:
I have an extra Terrakion (Impish nature) for trade. I'd like to get a legendary that I can't get in black 2 for it, but I'm not expecting that so I'm open to other offers.
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3DS friendcode: 0302-0987-5588 (Pokemon X)
Black 2 friendcode: 2237-7532-7281
I'm collecting hidden abilities in Pokemon X, either from trades or the Friend Safari.
Here is a spreadsheet listing what hidden abilities I have and what I need!
And here is a spreadsheet listing what friend safaris I have and don't have!
Looking for Shiny UT or Shiny Ev'd jolly/adamant Terrakion ! Offering a variety of Shiny Ev'ds, Shiny UT's, and Events ! PM me for more details !
OF: Have a Shiny flawless Jolly terrakion and various other flawless check sig for more
LF: flawless shinies and events I dont have check out my sig for more
White 2 FC: 0820 3759 9704
FlawlessEvents: Movie14dw(HPice)AbramGAMESTPDW(HPice)SMR2012SPR2013
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I have an untrained Terrakion lv.45
Quiet Nature
A Little Quick Tempered
Justified Ability
Can infect with Pokerus if desired.
PM with offers
Name: Jay
White 2 FC: 2151 8854 3363
Deviantart: http://jscomics.deviantart.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/JS_Comics
Trading Cobalion, Terrakion and Virizion. All level 45 Ut, all three are adamant nature.
Looking for a Thundurus and a Landorus in return.
Pm to arrange a trade.
Black fc: 1808 0084 3806
Offering a flawless shiny RNG'd Adamant Terrakion. PM if interested.
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PM for offers.
I'm looking for an Adamant Terrakion with a good Attack IV.
I can offer a fair combination of the following Pokémon: Ho-oh, Groudon, Rayquaza, Heatran, Cresselia, Dialga, Giratina, Terrakion, Zekrom, Reshiram, Kyurem, Japanese Dittos with several natures, Rotoms with several natures and perfect Speed and Special Attack IVs, DW Eevees with several natures and various perfect IVs.
I can also help in any way described in my signature.
If interested, feel free to send me a PM so we can negotiate!
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I have UT Terrakion (Jolly), UT Cobalion (Hasty), and an UTVirizion (Bold) for trade. PM for offers
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I have an extra Terrakion(Lax), Virizion(Sassy), Thundurus(Naïve) and Zekrom(Quirky) for trade. All UT.
White 2 Version FC 1120 9425 9139
Pokemon seen 627/649
Pokemon caught 627/649
Events I need
Mew, Celebi, Jirachi, Manaphy, Darkrai, Shaymin, Arceus, Victini, Meleotta and Genesect
Legends I need
Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, Lugia, Ho-oh, Latios, Kyogre, Groudon, Rayquaza, Dialga, Palkia and Giratina
Hidden Ability Pokemon I have
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Male: Eevee, Ryhorn, Gothorita, Minccino, Leavanny
I'm looking for an UT Jolly Terrakion. I can trade UT Terrakion, Virizion and Cobalion and an UT DW Cubone.
Currently Looking For: Jolly Terrakion (NO EVs), DW Shroomish (FEMALE), DW Gligar (FEMALE). A large number of Ditto would be well appreciated, namely those with Calm, Timid, Jolly and Impish Natures.
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"Sanity is a little like gravity. All it takes is a little push, and you fall." - Joker, The Dark Knight
Black 2 Team
Looking for a flawless adamant natured and really prefer UT Terrakion. Offering level 100 lax natured Deoxys, OT Plasma and comes with Life Orb!
Pokemon White FC: 2537-9783-8656 - Axel
Pokemon White 2 FC: 1163-9089-5196 - Axel
Trade completed
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Looking for an UT Jolly Terrakion with favorable IVs. I can offer DWFs, items, Dex-Fillers, and maybe an event or shiny depending on how good it is. PM me if you are interested.
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MM in Progress:
Shiny Marill w/ Aqua Jet
Shiny Riolu w/ Bullet Punch
Shiny Larvitar w/ Dragon Dance, Pursuit, & Stealth Rock
Shiny Drought Vulpix
Shiny Ralts
Shiny Goey Goomy
Shiny Speed Boost Torchic
MM'd Shinies
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I have a UT Terrakion and I'm looking for a Latias. Anyone who is interested pm me plz. ^-^
Current hunt: None
Most recent shiny:
Black FC:
White FC: 1250 0291 7604
Spoiler:- Shinies obtained by me:
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Gen V Trade | PM Me
I have
Lv 51 Terrakion
I need
-Mew, Groudon, Darkrai, Shaymin, Arceus, Regigas, Regice, Victini, Reshiram, Tornadus, Celebi, Jirachi, Deoxys, Kaldeo, Manaphy (All Preferably UT);
-Multiple Female Eevees;
-Shiny Starters;
lv 62 terrakion, brave pm if your interested
have all shiny legendaries and events anyone could want, but will come at a price, let me know if you wanna trade, also have all kinds of shinys in general.


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Goodell said Thursday owners are preparing for no salary cap next season, citing the lack of progress in talks with the NFLPA. Last year, owners opted out of the CBA that was reached in 2006. That agreement included no salary cap in its final year, which both sides believed would spark serious negotiations toward a new contract.
"Because of the timing, we recognize there's a strong reality there will be an uncapped year, and the owners have planned for it," Goodell said.
Goodell met with union chief DeMaurice Smith on Tuesday over lunch, but no negotiations took place.
"I told De, 'Let's start negotiating,'" Goodell said, "and that's our intent."
But there is no timetable for beginning significant talks, and the union says the onus is on the owners to present an offer.
According to league figures, the players have received about 75 percent of revenues since 2006, while the other 25 percent has gone to costs, plus another 6 percent over that which owners have absorbed because of rising costs.
The union disputes those numbers.
"The CBA explicitly restricts player costs to just under 60 percent," NFLPA spokesman George Atallah told The Associated Press. "That is fixed. They'd have to provide relevant information to support that wild claim, because we certainly don't have it."
Goodell insisted the union knows everything about the teams' finances.
"The union has incredible information with respect to the teams. They have audit rights," Goodell said. "I think that's a distraction from the real issues. We don't want to get into rhetoric. I told that directly to De on Tuesday."
Citing a recent survey by Forbes magazine showing 19 franchises are worth at least $1 billion, Atallah said: "Average team profits last year increased by 31 percent and labor costs by only 4 percent. Historical reports by Forbes also reveal that team values have increased exponentially. The Patriots, for example, increased in value from $172 million in 1994 to $1.4 billion today. That's 713 percent in the past 15 years. Doesn't seem like a broken model to me.
"Just tell us directly the specifics of why this CBA is not working," he added. "We can't be forced to negotiate over a proposal that doesn't yet exist."
Early in a news conference Thursday at league headquarters, Goodell announced Eagles quarterback Michael Vick will be eligible to play in Week 3. Originally, Goodell ruled that Vick, who completed a 23-month federal sentence for dogfighting earlier this summer, could not return before the sixth week of the season.
"He understands he has very little margin for error," Goodell said of Vick, who played Thursday night against the Jets.
Goodell also noted several early-season games are not sold out and could be blacked out locally, although he said "our worst-case projection is at least 80 percent of our games will be shown in local markets and are sold out."
The commissioner also said the video boards in the new Cowboys Stadium won't present a significant problem for punters.
After Titans punter A.J. Trapasso hit the video board at the $1.3 billion facility in Arlington, Texas, on Aug. 21, the league altered its playing rules. The boards hang at 90 feet, which is 5 feet higher than NFL guidelines.
When asked how concerned he was about punters consistently hitting the bottom of the video screens, Goodell responded: "One kick in a preseason game?"
"What's become clear from research is that up to 85 feet (is a maximum), and that's our guideline," he said. "Above that is not supported by our research."
But he recognized the need for a rule for such situations, and how game officials should handle them.
"We have to have a rule that deals with anything that strikes an object — a speaker or scoreboard — and we didn't have that in place specifically as it relates to instant replay," Goodell said.
That rule, issued last Friday, calls for an immediate whistle and a replay of the down, with no time taken off the clock. Plus, the replay official can ask for a TV review to determine if a ball hit the video boards, regardless of the time in the game.
While Goodell wasn't bullish on a quick resolution to the labor situation, he expressed optimism about the league's presence in England. So much so that he envisions more than one regular-season game in London next year, and perhaps a London franchise in the future.
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CAIRO -- Rawda Ali, 30, doesn't look like a criminal. Standing in the middle of the dingy cage that Egyptian defendants occupy during their trials, her head scarf is exceptionally fashionable, looking more like a Spanish wrap than traditional Islamic garb. She carries a designer bag. Her iPhone cover photo is of her flip-flops, one of the few things the security forces didn't take when they raided the National Democratic Institute at gunpoint more than a year ago.
The charge she's facing also isn't typical. In a court that usually hosts drug dealers and murderers, she's the unwitting defender of democracy promotion, charged with helping Western nonprofit organizations operate illegally here. While her Western colleagues fled months ago, she and 14 Egyptians may face years in jail for their efforts to promote democratic movements among Egypt's nascent political parties.
Even without a conviction, she's paid a heavy price for trying to promote American values in a revolutionary Egypt.
Ali cannot work. Fellow Egyptians have branded her a felon and American spy. A member of Parliament called for her execution. Her address and national identification number have been broadcast on state television.
With the American defendants gone, few outside Egypt pay any attention. She's appeared in the cage 12 times, and the case against her has languished for more than a year. She's known as defendant No. 27.
"You have been convincing people to trust democracy," Ali said. "And you knew this was a risk. When something like this happens, you don't leave."
Hafsa Halawa, 26, is defendant No. 28. Like Ali, she's frustrated by the length of the legal process and how the delay has put her life on hold. She's frustrated that the American organization she worked for has left her fellow Egyptians and her behind to face these charges alone. The National Democratic Institute continues to pay her salary and the mounting legal fees, but only one American, Robert Becker, ever appears in the cage with them to defend a core American value, even though institute officials attend every hearing.
"I understand how they feel. It's been frustrating and it's been difficult to face the uncertainty," for Egyptians and Westerners, said Leslie Campbell, senior institute associate and the regional director for Middle East and North Africa programs, who's attended some of the sessions. "We continue to pay salaries and we pay legal costs, and we will continue to do so until this case is resolved. In addition, we continue to raise the trial and the issues of this case to the Obama administration and to members of Congress to encourage them to look for a resolution."
Egyptian officials raided the Washington-based National Democratic Institute, the International Republican Institute and several other organizations in December 2011, taking computers, money and files, and charging 29 Westerners and 14 Egyptians with working for an unregistered organization – even though Egypt had made it impossible to register. At the time, the raid was seen as the work of Fayza Aboul Naga, former President Hosni Mubarak's minister of international cooperation, who, like Mubarak, saw the West's promotion of civil society as promoting instability.


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Mr. Underfoot is about the friendliest cat you'll ever meet.
That's where the "Underfoot" part of his name comes from - he loves getting attention, and he's always right there, under your feet, said SPCA of York County volunteer Joanne Woodfill.
The formality of the "mister" is just for the sake of cuteness.
Mr. Underfoot lived a happy, fairy tale kind of life - until recently. His bio on the SPCA website, aimed at breaking hearts and bringing tears, says, "I had a nice home, but my owner went to People Heaven, and now I'm all alone."
After his owner's death, Mr. Underfoot was turned over by the family to the SPCA, Woodfill said. He's now one of the eight cats currently available for adoption at the York County SPCA's new satellite location at the PetSmart in Hanover.
How much is that kitty in the window?
PetSmart, 181 Wilson Ave., opened in October, and manager Scott Houseman said the store has just completed its 101st adoption of an SPCA cat. PetSmart stores around the country do the same, operating satellite locations for shelters and organizations like the SPCA of York County.
Nationwide, 5 million pets have been adopted through the PetSmart Charities program since its founding in 1994, Houseman said.
SPCA executive director Melissa Smith said the organization has five adoption locations like PetSmart around the county.
"We've had fantastic success with our satellite locations," Smith said. "Our cats are being seen by people who may not otherwise stop by our shelter."
For the satellite locations to be successful, the SPCA relies on volunteers, like those working at PetSmart.
Woodfill heads that volunteer group, and throughout the week about a dozen volunteers stop by in the morning and the evening to clean litter boxes, feed the cats and play with them.
And there's never a shortage of cats. There are lots of cases, like Mr. Underfoot's, in which the owner dies, and family members drop off the cat. Strays, too, wind up at the SPCA. And people turn them in because of economic struggles.
Woodfill and fellow volunteer Megan Powers stopped by for their shift Thursday morning, and gave Mr. Underfoot some loving attention. They also let out the "picnic kittens," with names derived from condiments and garnishes. Pepper and Pickles played, and Mustard darted about the room, hurdling volunteers' feet and other cats as he chased his toy mouse.
Mr. Underfoot watched Mustard play. The mouse slid his way, and Mr. Underfoot batted it around for a bit, then rolled on the floor with the mouse clamped in his paws.
But when Mustard bounded up to him, the older Mr. Underfoot sat up and let the kitten have his toy.
Mr. Underfoot seems to enjoy spending time with the picnic kittens and all of his friends - human and feline alike - at PetSmart. But at night, instead of curling up in a warm, fluffy bed - as was the routine for much of his life - he sleeps in a cage, alone, not quite understanding why he's there.
Or what happened to his owner.
Jingle all the way
Kimberlyn Bless of Spring Grove volunteers at PetSmart several days a week, and she was devastated when her black cat Harley died at 17.
Harley's urn is on a shelf, and his photo hangs on the wall. He was a member of the family, after all.
It's said in times of grief that those we lost are never really gone. They live on in our fondest memories.
His name is Xavier. He's from a litter of cats named after members of Marvel Comics' X-Men superhero team.
"This cat reminded me of the one I lost," Bless said. "All the kitties there are wonderful, but this one stuck out."
When Bless started volunteering, she had no intention of adopting a cat until she met Xavier around Christmas. Bless would often go home and talk to her husband, Chris, about this wonderful cat with an awful name.
She showed him pictures, and it was pretty obvious she had fallen in love. Then one day her husband said, "Bring him home. Merry Christmas."
She adopted him, and the first order of business was a name change. Xavier came to the Bless family at Christmas time, and the wily cat wears a bell on his collar, so his name naturally became Jingles.
And Jingles instantly took to the family, and their two dogs and other cat.
"He's very loving, playful and energetic," Bless said. "He enjoys being around people and other animals. He's a wonderful addition to our family."
Jingles runs around the house, now, playing with the kids and the dogs, jingling all the way. He had his happy ending, going from a shelter to a loving family.
And, Woodfill hopes, the others she sees everyday at PetSmart will live happily ever after, too.
Like Mr. Underfoot.
There is always hope for a fairy tale ending.
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York County SPCA cats are available for adoption at the Hanover PetSmart, 181 Wilson Ave. Since the store opened in October, 101 cats have been adopted.
The SPCA needs volunteers to help care for the cats at PetSmart. To volunteer, call coordinator Lori Lauer at 764-6109.
To see some of the cats up for adoption, visit ycspca.org.


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Getting toward the end of the week is like finding a $50 bill on the side of the street… and keeping it. Wednesday started off with rain which meant a missed run in the morning which I was sadly okay with. This is how I know that I am not to the point where I want to be yet because I am a little happy when I realize it is raining and I can't go outside to run. So with an extra 45 minutes of sleep I finally made it out of bed and into work right on time. Casey and I dropped Brody off on the way to work at doggy daycare for his "summer pawty". They really decorated the place and made it look really nice for those dogs! Sometimes I want Casey to leave me there with him because that life seems like the good life.
Work went by pretty fast in the morning and I was pretty glad when lunch time rolled around. We were having a working lunch as a team so we had it catered to make our lives easier. We decided on a fajita bar which consisted of some chipotle chicken, pork of some sort, veggies, salsa, sour cream, and cheese. There was no guac delivered so I was more than disappointed when I realized that but still ate it on half a wrap because the ones they brought to us were massive and way more than I needed. It was just "ok" and I could have found better I'm sure but it was just lunch and I made do. DINNER was going to be the fun part anyway!
So for dinner I had Casey and Jen over to enjoy some girl time. We decided to do a "pizza" night where we made our own pizzas and enjoyed some homemade guacamole made by Casey and Jen brought over some candy to enjoy s'mores on the stove for dessert. I'm sure I have said this before but I am OBSESSED with Casey's guacamole so I pretty much ate it all before Jen even got to my house.. oops! Anyway we decided on 2 different pizzas.
This one was a normal pizza with a Pillsbury crust, pizza sauce (a little over 1 cup), turkey pepperoni, green peppers, and fat free mozzarella cheese. It was DELICIOUS and it cooked up really nicely on that pizza stone we used. Tim's mom had this nice fancy Pampered Chef pizza stone that she never used and was kind enough to give to me and I try to use it all of the time. Even when I buy frozen pizzas (Sam's club has REALLY good ones) I cook it up on the stone because the crust gets nice and crunchy but not burnt. It is just really good.
This was the second one and this one was a different take on pizza. We did olive oil, salt, peppers, and garlic powder as the base. Then we layered on the roma tomatoes and spinach. We topped half of it with fat free feta cheese and the other half with fat free mozzarella. This is probably my favorite type of pizza since I am not a HUGE fan of red sauce. Now, the crust wasn't as delicious since I only have one pizza stone but it still tasted great! All 3 of us enjoyed at least 1 slice of each. I enjoyed 2 slices of each haha.
With pizza that tasty we needed some really good drinks to go along with it! Casey had brought over the Skinny Girl Sangria so we finished that off first. Poor Jen only got about half a glass but that is what she gets for showing up late. I really enjoyed this Sangria. I am usually a fan of Sangria anyway but typically those made of red wine. This one was made with white wine but was just really refreshing. I think it is better than the Skinny Girl margaritas and I am looking forward to trying to mojito one that is out now too. What a great concept- drinks that aren't full of calories. See- Jen and Casey both think it is great!
We wrapped up pizza night with the s'mores. Just like last night they were really tasty. Since I never had a gas stove growing up I had no idea about this amazing idea so I think it will probably happen a lot to my kids when they grow up. I think it is so fun! Tim had come home at this point so he enjoyed a s'more with a Reese cup on it as did I. Casey used regular Hershey's chocolate on hers.
Overall, no complaints from me! It was a really fun night with a lot of great food and drinks but more importantly great company. It is so nice to remind yourself of how great your friends are sometimes. It is so easy to forget to say thank you and I appreciate you so we decided to try to go girls night once a month or so as a friendly reminder of how much we love each other!
What is your favorite activity to do with your friends?
I love game nights! Call me a nerd or whatever you want but I just love to sit back have a few drinks and play games. My favorite games to play are Scene It, Shout Out Loud, and cards. I don't know how to play very many card games but I love go fish, Euchre, and I have a recent obsession with black jack. Oooo and I do love Uno and Phase 10.


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Alert the presses. I'm finally posting Part 3 of my very popular White Cake series.
I wrote large chunks of this months ago, but didn't want to post without pictures. Then a few things got in the way – mainly my big pregnant belly. At the time, all I wanted was to finish my orders so I could get the hell out of a hot kitchen and sit down and sleep. Despite my plans to bake until the very end, I ended up shutting down the kitchen the last 7 weeks or so of my purgatory pregnancy. See, I had complications. Really annoying ones like gestational diabetes making me have to poke myself bleeding a billion times a day, ankles size of tree trunks, an aching back and glass in my hips, hands that seemed to loose all coordination, the attention span and comprehension of a gnat… and a demeanor that would make the Devil cower at my fat-assed feet. Just to name a few. But that's all over with now, and I'm happy to report I have a very happy, very healthy bouncing baby girl. Literally. We can't stop bouncing her. She won't let us. She screams really loud. My arms are really tired.
But I digress.
10 weeks have gone by since she was born and I'm back to work, which means I have ½ of a brain to get this out in the world since I have gotten a LOT of email asking for part 3, which is way cool. What I still haven't done is take pictures. I suck. So I'm winging it.
In my 1st post I tried to mimic a boxed cake mix by trying to use oil instead of butter or shortening. It didn't work, and I don't think it can work to get the results we want. What this did for me was solidify the argument that those box mixes have way too many chemicals in them, so I hope I shined more of a light on that.
I received approximately 164 emails (164!) asking for my white cake recipe, and I'm really sorry I didn't share it with you at the time. Why not post my own? Because it's finicky and not that I don't trust you or think you can't handle it, but I decided I'd rather post something that is a lot more foolproof for the home cook – because that's what we all want. So I tested a few recipes and found one that is easy, moist, tasty, and is a billion times better then any stupid fake box cake. I then gave this to my sister (who is NOT a baker). And, well, if she can make this, ANYONE can.
But I'm going to take this one step further – see, there are lots and lots of recipes out there for white cake, but very few step by step instructions on how to actually make one or why you use the ingredients you are using. Let's face it, if you landed here, chances are you are tired of trying recipes that fail and you don't know why. So, I wrote a freakishly long explanation on how to make this one, breakin this bad girl down to take it one bit at a time, all in the hopes of a 100% success rate for all my readers (fingers crossed!). So, without further ado….
A Better Vanilla Cake, adapted from a Betty Crocker Cookbook circa 1950, posted on Cake Central,
With final changes and adjustments made by me
Preheat your oven to 350 degrees for cupcakes, 325 degrees for a cake (UPDATE: Everyone's home oven is different – use your best guess for what temperature cakes bake the best in YOUR oven – you may need to bake at a higher temperature)
Should make 1 x 2 layer 8" cake with batter to spare and OR at least 2 dozen cupcakes. Position your oven rack in the center or slightly below center.
5 oz. egg whites OR 6 oz. egg yolks (UPDATE: Readers have reported success using 3 WHOLE eggs. I have not tested but it seems about right).
8.75 oz cake flour
11.5 oz. sugar
3 ½ tsp. baking powder
½ tsp. plus 1/8 tsp. baking SODA
1 tsp. salt
1/2 cup whole milk OR buttermilk
3.5 oz. shortening OR unsalted butter
8 oz. sour cream
2 tsp. (or more) extract
First, you'll notice most of the measurements are in ounces. Well, ya'all asked for a foolproof cake, and I firmly believe if you want a foolproof cake you need foolproof measurements. You can't get that by measuring in volume (or cups). Invest in a digital food scale. You'll end up using it more then you think you will and they are pretty cheep now. It also helps with troubleshooting if your recipe does not work. If you carefully weigh then you know your ratios are spot on and it must be something else that has gone awry.
Next, you'll notice you have options with your ingredients because this recipe bends like a reed in the wind, meaning it's a great base recipe that you can modify to suite your tastes and to change the flavor.
- Egg whites or egg yolks: Use at room temperature. Technically, a "white" cake is made with all egg whites. A "yellow" cake is made with all egg yolks. The color difference between the two finished cakes is marginal, call it egg shell to ecru. The main difference is texture and taste. A true white cake has a slightly dryer, fluffier texture and has an "eggy" taste. It also makes your extracts really pronounced – meaning if you add vanilla extract it'll taste more like extract. OTOH, a yellow cake has a richer texture and a flavor that marries well with other flavors. When you add extracts to it, the extra fat in the yolks enhances your flavorings and makes them bright. My default cake is yellow. But what to do with the leftover parts of the egg you don't use? I use all my whites in my Swiss meringue buttercream. If you have left over yolks make them into lemon curd (or make more cake!). Freeze either in an ice cube tray then pop the cubes into a zip lock freezer bag and they keep for months. Bottom line, there's no need to throw any part away because they store just fine and there is always a use. (Update: Again, I have not tested, but 3 whole eggs seems to work if you want to use whole eggs).
- Cake flour: Yes, you need cake flour, NOT all-purpose flour. They are two different types of flour made with two different types of wheat. I have successfully converted a recipe that calls for all purpose flour to cake flour, but not the other way around. So for success, make sure you get cake flour. Also, I don't use unbleached cake flour, I can't get the texture quite right, so stick with regular white.
- Sugar: Regular white sugar or superfine sugar, either works. You can also use organic sugar, but I highly recommend you pass it through a food processor to break the crystals down since organic sugar has large course crystals which sometimes don't dissolve all the way in the cake.
- Milk or buttermilk: Use at room temperature. I prefer the flavor of buttermilk. It lends a slight tang that boosts the overall flavor of the cake. Most people think it adds fat and makes cakes more moist, but that's incorrect. Buttermilk is low or no fat and has less calories then milk, but what it does have is cultures containing acid for flavor and natural emulsifiers to help your cake come together and give it a nicer texture. The more cultured, the more flavor. You can use buttermilk in any recipe calling for milk, but you will always want to add baking soda (if there is none in your recipe) to help counter some of the acid. If all you have in the house is milk, go with it. Whole milk is best, but 2% should be fine also.
- Shortening or Butter: Use 68 degrees or colder butter, room temperature shortening. Well, this goes back to my 1st post about white cake. I use butter, but as I posted about, using butter is tricky. I suggest your 1st time making this to use shortening. If it works and you love the flavor, next time make it with butter and see how it goes. You probably won't be able to taste the difference.
- Sour cream: Use at room temperature. Any sour cream will do, just make sure you stir your container if there is a puddle of water on the top. I have also heard that you can use plain or Greek yogurt, but I have not personally tried it.
- Extracts – want a nice vanilla cake? Use vanilla bean paste. Want almond cake? Use almond extract. Lemon cake? Use lemon extract with some lemon zest (do not use lemon juice). Coconut? Orange? Lavender? Hazelnut? You get my point. Use any extract – just be careful and add it gradually because each has a different strength. I taste my batter at my own risk with clean spoons despite the raw eggs to make sure my flavor is spot on and have never gotten sick. Taste at your own risk. Keep in mind the alcohol burns off while baking taking some flavor with it so even if your batter tastes strong, it should mellow.
OK, so I know you are going to ask, why no lemon juice? Personally, I don't bother for several reasons. First, lemons are an acid. Acid causes problems with your leavening agents (baking powder/baking soda). Different regions, where we are in the growing season, organic vs. commercial etc. produce lemons with +/- pH so you could have one cake work by putting lemon juice in it, then the next cake not rise or it'll deflate. But here's the thing, pH levels aside, the flavor of lemon juice bakes out of your cake, so you have to add a lot of it just to get any flavor in the first place, which then adds too much moisture… which also kills your cake. You get much more bang for your buck by using lemon zest. That's where all the oil is, and oil does not bake out. So skip the PIMA factor, pony up for a microplane zester and get some natural lemon oil extract. It bakes into the cake beautifully and tastes like real lemons without throwing off your pH. Stay away from artificial lemon flavor – it tastes like Pledge.
Now, mixing instructions. This is the reverse creaming method using just one mixing bowl – trust me, it works.
Measure out your eggs in a small bowl/cup and your milk in a separate measuring cup. Pour a bit of milk into the eggs and lightly whisk with a fork (a bit is like, a splash. You only want to use a little bit to help break the eggs up so they will mix into your batter quicker when you add it later). Measure all your dry ingredients (flour, sugar, baking soda, baking powder, salt) into a mixing bowl and combine with a wire whisk. No need to sift unless your flour is lumpy (humid areas). Pour in your milk/buttermilk, sour cream and shortening/butter. The only ingredients NOT in your main mixing bowl is your eggs and extracts. Beat with the paddle attachment on medium high for 80 seconds. This builds the structure of your cake. It's a-ok if you only have a hand mixer, some have paddles, some don't. Use it if you have it. Your batter should be somewhat light in color, a little thick and should start to slap the sides of the bowl with no chunks of butter remaining. Overmixing is hard to do because you are using cake flour and there are no eggs in your batter yet, but undermixing can be a problem and could cause your cake to fall so mix every bit of 80 seconds. When in doubt, go another 30. Scrape the sides of the bowl. Pour your eggs in 2 batches, mixing about 30 seconds or less between each addition or until combined. Scrape your bowl. Mix another 10 seconds or so. You should have a decently thick batter. Now you can add your flavorings. I add mine then stir with a silicone spatula.
Scoop into lined cupcake tins or into your prepared cake pans. Bake 20 minutes for cupcakes, 40 minutes for a cake or until done. Until done, you say? What the heck does that mean? Well, don't overbake it.
Yeah, a cliffie. Sorry. But that's a whole post all on its own, because its not just one thing, its several things to get a perfectly baked, even, moist cake. I promise, in my next post I'll tell you how I do it.
Strawberry or raspberry cake – replace all the milk/buttermilk and ½ of the sour cream with pureed berries.
Pumpkin: replace all the sour cream with canned pumpkin. Add 1 tsp. cinnamon, nutmeg and allspice to taste.
Coconut: replace the milk/buttermilk and all the sour cream with coconut milk. Add a handful of unsweetened shaved coconut.
Peanut butter: replace ½ of the sour cream with peanut butter.
Marble: Scoop out 1 cup of prepared vanilla batter and pour the remaining into your pans. Add 2 tsp. cocoa powder to the reserved vanilla batter then swirl it on top.
UPDATE 3/6/13… Banana: Sub out sour cream for mashed bananas. Please disregard any comment below with different instructions.
Original posted recipe on Cake Central can be found here, but has problems and makes a ton of batter.
So let me hear it! How did it go? Have more questions? Variation requests? Leave a comment!