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"I dearly love the state of Texas, but I consider that a harmless perversion on my part, and discuss it only with consenting adults."—Molly Ivins
We're all consenting adults here. And while I dearly love Texas, I'm not a big fan of football and will probably forgo celebrating the big event this weekend known as Super Bowl Sunday. I know, I know, all Texans are supposed to love football but somehow I was born without the game-loving gene. Sure, when I lived in Texas, I never missed a Super Bowl party. These would be an all-day affair, filled with lots of food and good cheer. You'd show up around noon and stay until the final touchdown. There'd usually be a TV in every room (bathroom included) and some people even hooked up sets outside in the yard. Of course, there were huge amounts of food, and, well, it never really mattered who was in the game, what was really important was just how many good eats you could consume. (Though if the Cowboys were playing the mood was a lot more tense as the game actually mattered.)
After Thanksgiving, I reckon that Super Bowl Sunday is the top day on a Texan's food calendar. On the the table, you'll find queso, chili, seven-layer dip, sausage, brisket, Texas caviar, and my favorite, pimento cheese. Technically, pimento cheese should be called pimiento cheese, since it's made with pimiento peppers. But somewhere along the way, Texans, known for malapropisms and creative spellings, (heck, the name of the state is even a refashioning of a Caddoan word, Tejas, which means friends) took out the extra "i" and decided to call it pimento. It certainly rolls off the tongue a lot easier that way. And if you're not familiar with the dish, it's a spread made up of shredded cheddar cheese, mayonnaise, pimiento peppers and spices. You can spread it on sandwiches, use it for a chip dip and best of all, stuff it in celery sticks.
I can't imagine a time in my life when I didn't have a tub of the stuff sitting in my refrigerator. After I graduated from peanut butter and banana sandwiches for lunch as a child, I started making for myself the tres sophisticated pimento cheese, pickles and turkey sandwich on a daily basis. But it's also good to just eat straight out of the container with a spoon.
In Texas, you can find it at any grocery, with some places such as HEB's Central Market having a big tray of it on its impressive condiment bar (and I'd show you a photo of this glorious display of pimento cheesiness, but I the last time I was there, I was kicked out of the store when the manager caught me trying to take a photo of it). When I moved to New York, you couldn't find the stuff anywhere. But no matter, as I learned right away, this is a very simple thing to make. And homemade tastes better than store bought any day.
Not surprisingly, the same qualities that make it a great celebration food—its softness, its tastiness, its lack of challenge and its ability to sit out on a buffet for hours without refrigeration—also make it a popular funeral food. I don't mean to sound ghoulish, but death is a fact of life. And my mom, who's an Episcopalian priest, has had many experiences with Texas funeral services and confirms that at every one she officiates at, there is always pimento cheese.
Of course, the best funerals are always an opportunity to honor the life, rather than grieve the death. And speaking of celebrating a life, we lost a great woman this week, the feisty columnist Molly Ivins.
No matter if you sided with her views or not, everyone can agree that Ivins was one of Texas' great wits. She could charm anyone with her boisterous laugh and a wide-as-West-Texas smile. But beyond being humorous and larger than life, she was a champion of the powerless, striving to make the world a better place. Fortunately, she served up her political beliefs with a sprinkling of homespun Texan witticisms, enlivening her serious crusade with both color and joy.
I was terribly sad when I heard she'd died, she was only 62; she was too young. And I have friends who were close, dear friends of hers—my heart goes out to them and their loss. But thankfully, her spirit will live on forever through her books and her columns. So, I serve up this bowl of pimento cheese for you, Molly. I know you favored the phrase "hard cheese" to refer to apparent truths and pimento cheese is probably too soft and tame for you. But at least it's both celebratory and comforting. Say hello to Ann Richards for us. I have an image in my mind of the two of you hanging out on some Heavenly front porch, trading bon mots and skewering the political ridiculousness that we're still subjected to here on Earth. And perhaps, y'all are eating, among other great dishes, pimento cheese.
Pimento cheese
1 pound sharp cheddar cheese, grated
1 4-ounce jar pimentos, drained and diced
1/2 cup of mayonnaise
2 garlic cloves, minced
1 teaspoon of cayenne powder
Mix all ingredients together until well blended. Chill for a few hours.
Serve with crackers, tortillas chips, bread or celery sticks.
Friday, February 02, 2007
Classic pimento cheese recipe
"I dearly love the state of Texas, but I consider that a harmless perversion on my part, and discuss it only with consenting adults."—Molly Ivins
53 comments:
- Slice said...
I don't know how you managed to connect the Super Bowl, pimento cheese, and Molly Ivins's death in a way that makes sense, but kudos. Nice photo with a welcome recipe!
- Susan said...
Though I have no ties to Texas, I was an ardent fan of Ivins's writing. She had the unique ability to edify her readers and to cause them to laugh out loud with her saucy prose. Thanks for this great post.
- Shawnda said...
Wonderful post!
I'm a closet pimento cheese fan - have been for as long as I can remember. I've never eaten it from anything but a prepackaged tub. This, however, sounds really easy. I'm definitely going to have to put it on the must-try-soon list!
- Debbie B. said...
Pimento cheese on Raisen Bread at Joseph's in Tyler Texas - Mmmmmm!
From Molly Ivens "I believe politics is the finest form of entertainment in the state of Texas: better than the zoo, better than the circus, rougher than football, and even more aesthetically satisfying than baseball."
And alsofrom Molly "Now GO.GET.THE.DAMN.MAMMOGRAM."
- Patty said...
Excellent recipe for the Super Bowl. Any excuse to mix cheddar cheese and mayo is all right by me. This month's Food & Wine has a recipe for Pimento Cheese that's a little different but I think I like your version with the garlic better. Also, recently came back from my first trip to Texas (San Antonio and that area) and fell in love with all the food there, especially the refried beans and barbecue that I recently wrote about. Tex-Mex is a new favorite with me and so I was glad to read Simply Recipes and to see your blog in her spotlighted food blogs. You're now one of my favorites. Thanks.
- Yvo said...
There are two reasons for me to throw/attend a Super Bowl party: 1- the commercials and 2- far more importantly, the food. Oh, the food! It's yet another reason for gluttons as myself to chow down. Mmm. And now that I've graduated from Doritos in a bowl,.... mmm. I want to make this but I swore... well, I'm not throwing the party, BF is and I'm on strike from cooking/making food for parties (partially his request, partially my demand). Ah well... I will try this.... yum yum!
- matt said...
Molly Ivins was my sister's neighbor for many years, always imparting wit and texas charm, even when passing her down the street. She will be missed tremendously.
Looks like I'll be making a batch of this on Saturday - thank you for the posting! You know us Texans and our cheese :)
- Anonymous said...
I found your blog just this week and am thoroughly enjoying it. What with Super Bowl, Mardi Gras Galveston, and the Houston Livestock Show/cook-off all this month, I needed a good comfort food to feed the masses. I'm sure you won't mind if I add a finely chop jalapenio or two!
Thanks for the rememberance of Ms. Ivins. She kept many of us sane in an insane political state/world. I too invision Molly and Ann whooping it up in heaven and keeping an eye on us.
Keep up the great blog!
Texann (that really is my name!)
- Homesick Texan said...
Slice--Thanks! My mom gave me the segue when she mentioned pimento cheese is always at funerals.
Susan--I don't think you had to be Texan to appreciate the brilliance of her writing.
Shawnda--It's so easy, and tastes so much better than Prices. Plus you can spice it up anyway you wish.
Debbie-Great quotes! I don't think I've ever had it on raisin bread. It sounds a bit odd, but I'll take your word for it and give it a try.
Patty--I can't wait to read your thoughts on Texas food. And yes, mayo and cheese together is always great with me!
Yvo--It's all about the food!
Matt--I bet she was a fun neighbor--I hear her parties were legendary. She will be missed tremendously indeed.
Texann--What a terrific name! Wow, I'd forgotten how much happens in Texas during Feb. I'll try to keep up!
- Mass Ave Eats said...
Oh, that spelling difference confused the heck out of me when I first encountered "pimiento.": "But they've spelled it wrong!"
- Anonymous said...
Heaven's front porch will never be the same now that Molly has joined Ann Richards, Lewis Grizzard (not a Texan, but 'of the tribe'), and a few otherwise-minded souls. Thank you for a lovely piece of writing that makes a Texan who has returned to Texas after a 20-plus year absence homesick and at home all at the same time.
- Francesca said...
Just wanting to let you know... that it is SO HARD to find Tex-Mex food that is anywhere near good! Unless I am making it here.. I will def be coming back here (I am a Texan out of place, myself), and I will definitely be making sopapillas soon... those look divine!! Thank you!
- melissa mcgee said...
what a sweet tribute to molly ivins. when i read of her death, my first thought was of ann richards... i'll bet they're gossiping at this very moment.
nothing beats a batch of homemade pimento cheese - and you're correct - it's best right off of the spoon. in my life, i've never been a big celery eater, and have routinely referred to celery as "pimento cheese holder". that cracks my mom up so much she calls it that now, too.
on the superbowl - you're not alone in having been born without the football gene. i don't have it either, much to the chagrin of most of my friends. i am proud to say i've never ONCE in nearly 36 years been to a superbowl party, and this year will be no exception.
- Lydia said...
So sad to lose Molly Ivins this week. I might not normally make pimiento cheese, but it seems like a great way to celebrate the joy that was Molly. Thanks for saluting a wonderful writer.
- nika said...
Beautiful piece! My grandma (The one that adores Luby's) loves this.. tho she was not born/bred Texan .. she is from Illinois where I guess they eat this stuff too.
I was so sad to hear about Ivins.. a great light has gone out of this world. Karmically speaking, with the loss of Richards and Ivins.. the Texan balance is tipping too far over now to Bush and Rove (tho Bush is just not Texan.. Rove is a texan roach.. he doesnt even rate a capital T) Oh dont get me started.
I will see if I can whip some of this up this week and lift a toast point to the noble truth and goodness of the sweethearted and decent Texans I have known.
- adam said...
Kudos to you for making real pimento cheese and not using that slop in a tub from the store.
- Homesick Texan said...
Mass Ave Eats--I know! I thought the same thing!
Anon--Ah yes, Lewis Grizzard, another great! Thank you!
Francesca--Where do you live? Hope you enjoy the sopapillas!
Melissa--"Pimento cheese holder," I love it! And I'm glad I'm not the only Texan who doesn't love football. Though Super Bowl parties are great for eating.
Lyida--Thank you, she was a true joy.
Nika--Thank you! But did you know that Rove is from Colorado? So he's not a Texan either.
Adam--Homemade tastes sooooo much better than the packaged stuff. Much brighter and spicier.
- shauna said...
I received the first of my emails from your site today and to start off with pimento cheese...oh, lucky day!
Every summer my family would travel to South Padre Island from Houston, to sustain us we on the long journey we would eat heaps of pimento cheese dug out with Fritos and swallowed down with Big Red. How delicious does that sound? Pimento cheese is hearty enough for a Super Bowl party yet classy enough for my sorority rush parties (on crustless white bread triangles, of course!) You need to try the Whole Foods version with smoked cheese and jalapenos, pure cheesy heaven!
- christine (myplateoryours) said...
And those of us who did side with her views lost a valuable and much needed spokesperson. Check out Krugman's last column in the Times. God bless, Molly, and good bye.
P.S. How did I live so long without Pimento Cheese? It's got my name written all over it. And I DO have to watch the game tomorrow (Go, Colts, she said, obligatorily.)
- Ivonne said...
Once again you have introduced me to something that I'd never heard of before. I love Texas!
- Shawnda said...
I made this tonight and oh my goodness! I've never tasted pimento cheese this good. Thanks so for sharing this recipe! It's well on its way to becoming a house favorite.
- nika said...
holy cr@p i didnt know that Rove was from Colorado (must be the uranium tailings *wink*) .. i had seen this frontline or something like that once and i got the impression he was Texan. (hope this isnt a duplicate)
- sandi @ the whistlestop cafe said...
It is a southern thing, pimento cheese is second only to deviled eggs as #1 funeral food.
Politics aside~ I always loved Ann Richards. Another great southern woman!
- Anonymous said...
I made Ninfa's green sauce for the party today. My goodness! It is pure heaven on a chip! I've never used tomatillos so it was an adventure in cooking. I sent the recipe to my 20-something yr old niece, who like me, cooks things for the first time and presents it to a house full of folks. She called to say the game hasn't started and it's almost gone! Thanks for helping me bridge the miles between my family and me with wonderful Texas food offerings.
Any plans on showcasing Texas gulf seafood recipes? I've got a recipe for Hillman's crab cakes if you're interested.
Your new best friend, Texann
- Homesick Texan said...
Shauna--That's what I most love about pimento cheese, how it transcends so many barriers--high and low. The Whole Foods version sounds excellent, but for some reason they don't sell it at WF in NYC. I'll need to talk to the manager about that!
Christine--Yes, a much-needed voice was lost. So sad. I can't imagine going through a presidential race without her observations, commentary and wit. And how have you never had pimento cheese? I didn't realize it was that regional.
Ivonne--Wonderful--I'm so pleased I've helped a Canadian love Texas--that's an accomplishment!
Shawnda--Very cool! I'm so glad you tried it! And yes, you'll never go back to the tub again.
Nika--Yep, born in Colorado and grew up in Utah, I think.
Sandi--Oh yes, deviled eggs are another great comfort food. I actually had quite a few when I was in Alabama last summer. Y'all sure do love your deviled eggs down there!
Texann--Yea! I'm so happy the recipe was a hit! I'm not surprised it went so fast. And yes, I'd love your crab cake recipe. Growing up in Houston I consider myself a bit of a Gulf girl.
- wheresmymind said...
Oh man...sounds like being in Texas for a superbowl partay is like food Mecca! *drool* :D
- veron said...
Nice! Love cheese pimiento. I was crazy about it growing up and still love it for its great cheesy spicy flavor! I have never had it with celery though...
- Leslie said...
I love piminto cheese and just don't eat it often enough. I have a question about your oyster cracker recipe. It calls for "1 pkg. ranch dressing, original (do not use low fat!)" is that ranch dressing mix or a bottle of ranch dressing?
- Julie said...
Great, great post, and wonderful photograph.
Molly Ivins will be much missed.
If you didn't see it, the day after her death The Newshour rebroadcast an essay of hers from 1986 about art in Texas -- or as Molly pronounces it, "ort" -- an appreciation for the colorful and absurd in Texas. Well worth watching.
And I love your image of Ann Richards and Molly Ivins together on some heavenly porch. How perfect.
- dawn said...
a friend of mine passed your bloglink to me...and it is beyond wonderful. we are in the process of moving back to the ny area (sadly, not back to brooklyn) and your photos & writings have me already missing texas.
thank you for such eye candy.
a girl in san antone
- Homesick Texan said...
Wheresmymind--It is indeed food mecca! (Which is fortunate if you're not that into football!)
Veron--Wow! That's unbelievable you've never had it with celery because that's such the standard in Texas. As Melissa noted, she calls celery a "pimento cheese holder." You should try the two together, they complement each other nicely.
Leslie--It's a dry package of Ranch dressing mix, not the bottled stuff. Hope that clarifies things!
Julie--Muchas gracias! And thanks for the link, I'd never seen it before but it's priceless (And Jim Lehrer is a Texan, too!). I love the Jesus statue in cowboy boots and her tale of the tuna-fish Jesus with pimento stigmata. I'm going to miss her.
Dawn--Welcome back to NYC! It ain't San Antone, but it's not so bad.
- Toni said...
Thanks for taking pimento cheese out of the jar for me! And thanks, too, for the great image of Molly Ivans and Ann Richards just a-settin' on that porch t'gether! I'm so glad I've lived in the same era as those 2 incredible women. As a homesick New Mexican now living in southern California, I can relate to your nostalgia for the food and great people of "home".
- Hannah said...
Oh, how I love pimento cheese, either on a Triscuit or in a sandwich- and now it will always make me think of Molly Ivins.
Although in her memory I will make my party version- pimento cheese with Ro-Tel (is extra Texan and has extra kick!). Somehow that seems apropos.
- CarlitoWoodyWay said...
Cheers to Molly! I'll miss her wicked sense of humor. And you know she and Ann are giving the good Lord a run for his money in heaven!
Love the blog. I too am a homesick Texan. I live in Chicago (been 11 years)...wish I was sitting at Town Lake today rather than in the snow and negative temps.
- hshamby said...
i love pimento cheese - especially on celery. next time you make it, try adding freshly chopped pecans to the mix. (i just put them in a ziplock and pound with the bottom of a skillet a couple times.) they add rich nutty sweetness and a bit of crunch to the mix. kind of like a cheese ball in the form of spread. delicious!
- hshamby said...
i love pimento cheese - especially on celery. next time you make it, try adding freshly chopped pecans to the mix. (i just put them in a ziplock and pound with the bottom of a skillet a couple times.) they add rich nutty sweetness and a bit of crunch to the mix. kind of like a cheese ball in the form of spread. delicious!
- Cloy Richards said...
you have to add fresh jalapeno's to pimento cheese, even with a dash of cayenne
- Lisa said...
I loved Molly Ivins, too. What a great loss; your tribute is wonderful.
A friend from South Carolina told me about "pahmenna" cheese recently and I've been on a mad quest to find the perfect recipe and try it. She is bringing me some Duke's mayo from her home state just for the occasion—apparently many Southerners swear by Duke's. I do believe I will try your recipe! Thanks.
- Homesick Houstonian said...
Gross. Gross. Gross.
Try the pimento cheese in the Whole Foods in Houston; I didn't like pimento cheese until I tasted that.
I hate the mouthfeel and rubbery-ness in processed cheese.
- Homseick Houstonian said...
by the way i'm referring to storebought as gross..not your recipe. ;)
Whoel foods was my epiphany that pimento cheese needs to be home made.
They have regular as well as the jalapeno someone mentioned, and even gouda. Maybe i can sweet talk someone in specialty to send me the recipe. Getting someone to make at Whole Foods in NYC will be a lost cause.
- Quique said...
I'm not a big fan of the WFM generally, but they did put out some fine pimento cheese from Alabama and Shepherd. As best I recollect, it had:
A sharp cheddar cheese
A mellow white cheddar cheese
Purple Onion
all in proportions to taste. I made more than a few meals off of this pimento cheese, fresh sourdough bread from George Ekrich's Sourdough Bakery, El Galindo chips and Pace Picante.
- Texas John in Tennessee said...
Love your recipe, Homesick Texan. May I also suggest:
3/4 teaspoon Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce
8 drops Tabasco Pepper Sauce
3 grinds, McCormick Black Peppercorn Grinder
- Jeanie said...
Texas Jeanie in Los Angeles......do you think these people know jalapeno pimento chese spread? I just returned to LA after being in Texas fr a funeral. We ate tons of Price's jalapeno pimento cheese spread. I am now back in LA and jonesing for more. Thanks for the blog filled with goodies. You know Texas is not a state....it is a state of mind.
- Anonymous said...
Homesick Texan, your recipe gets my Southern stamp of approval! Do you know what my pimento cheese "secret weapon" is? Mario Pimientos (I buy the diced). I believe they're the tenderest and most flavorful pimentos on the market. Also, the juice is so rich, I don't even drain them. I won't make a batch without Mario. It really transformed my recipe. -- Pimento Cheese-Obsessed Southerner
- Jess said...
Here's another pimento cheese recipe. Nobody has said it's bad, and a lot of people have said it's very good. In the part of the world I'm from (MS, KY, AL, TN) it's usually called "minner" or "pah-minner"cheese.
12 oz finely shredded SHARP cheddar chees
8 oz cream cheese
8 oz mayo (or to taste)
2 Tbs finely minced roast garlic (or to taste)
4 oz pimentos OR flame roasted red peppers (or to taste)
cayenne and/or season salt to taste
Optional: minced green olives and/or jalapenos
In mixer, combine cream cheese and mayo add remaining ingredients
Eat with crackers, bread, celery, with a spoon, in ham sandwiches, etc.
- Anonymous said...
This is my first visit to your site and I am really enjoying reading the recipes. I do love homemade pimento cheese, especially a grilled pimento cheese sandwich. There used to be a drive-in restaurant in Clover, SC, that sold these and they were so delicious. I grill mine in olive oil (butter is fine also) because it makes the bread really crispy. I also like to add Tony Chachere's Original Creole Seasoning to the pimento cheese - it gives it a nice kick. Thanks again for the wonderful recipes. I'm trying the jalapeno cheese bread tomorrow. Also, although I'm not from Texas that is where my heart is and most of my friends that are from Port Lavaca and Victoria.
- Anonymous said...
Made this for the second time. My two cents, and I am not a Texan, so feel free to string me up, but--using a Cuisinart and adding a bit of extra mayo gives you an amazing, smooth, even-textured result. And I added more cayenne, too, and the heat is welcome. Love the blog. Thank you, HT!
- Penny said...
Stumbled on this old post...thought I'd throw in my mom's easy peasy PC.
1 2cup bag finely shredded sharp cheddar cheese, at room temperature.
1 4 oz jar diced pimentos
1 heaping serving spoon of Duke's mayo. (Duke's, only Duke's--almost like homemade.) Be careful not to put too much or it gets "sloppy".
1 quick shake Lawry's garlic salt. (small amount....very small.)
Black pepper, shaken over so much that the top of the pile appears black. (sorry, no amount..I've never measured it. Just LOTS of black pepper, out of a can, don't worry about grinding it.)
Mix together and let "marry" overnight. It should be sort of "stiff"...not all creamified.
Most tasters declare it "the best they've ever had." The secret is the amount of black pepper and the Duke's mayo.
- Anonymous said...
try making a grilled cheese out of pimento cheese - it is wonderful and highly addictive.
- Lost Texan said...
Grilled ham and homemade pimento cheese sandwich, brushed with garlic butter. Toasty, melty, gooey goodness
- Anonymous said...
Its not easy to find pimento cheese in Wisconsin either, and they look at you in horror and ask if its that neon orange stuff. I can kind of understand that being that Wisconsin is like the motherland of cheese variety in the US, but having grown up in Texas with southern parents I have a fondness for good old pimento cheese that I can't shake. The recipes here sound good, though I'd have to leave out the garlic, but can anyone tell me how you get that touch of sweetness that you get from the store bought pimento cheese?
I'm so happy to have found your site!
Lana...a Texan adopted by Wisconsin
- Lisa (Homesick Texan) said...
Lana--Mayonnaise add the sweetness.
- Anonymous said...
I am also a lifelong non-football Texan!
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Lady Tiger senior Alisha Mitchell is fouled hard during Monday's game against Knott County Central.
Both Clay County High School basketball teams will be in action Friday night, hosting Knox Central for this season's first, and only, girl-boy doubleheader of the season.
Beginning at 6, Coach James "Ivy" Burchell's Clay County Lady Tigers look to extend their 47-game winning streak against regional opponents intact against Coach Darren Mills' Knox Central Lady Panthers.
The Lady Panthers are 3-2 on the year, coming off a two-point loss to Pulaski County in their last game.
Junior guard Jenna Mills is averaging 19 points per game for Knox Central, while fellow junior Cassi Shippy averages just over 10 points per game.
"I look for Knox to be a solid team," said Coach Burchell, "They have Shakira Gregory to go alongside Mills, and both of them were all-region players last season. It should be a good game."
The Lady Panthers went 13-15 last season, ending the year as 51st district champions before falling to Middlesboro in the first round of the 13th region tournament.
In their last meeting in 2009, the Lady Tigers defeated Knox Central 67-20.
The nightcap of Friday night's festivities pit Coach Robert Marcum's Tigers against Coach Brian Evans' Panthers.
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Wednesday, 14 December 2011 03:33
After Sluggish Start, Lady Tigers Cruise to Beat Knott Central
Lady Tiger reserve TaLaura Mathis looks for a passing lane during Monday night's win over Knott County Central.
Manchester – For the second straight game, the #10 ranked Clay County Lady Tigers trailed at the end of the first quarter, falling behind by one-point to visiting Knott County Central Monday night.
But the Lady Tigers turned a 32-27 halftime lead into a 34-point victory, outscoring the visiting Lady Patriots 44-15 in the second half for a 76-42 win.
"Overall, I was pleased," said Lady Tiger Head Coach James "Ivy" Burchell, "We got significant contributions from a lot of kids. The game was close for the first half, but Knott County is a talented team."
Both teams went back and forth through the first two quarters, as the Lady Patriots were able to knock down some early outside shots to stay within reach of the state's tenth ranked team.
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Wednesday, 14 December 2011 03:31
Kemp Named 'Classic' Player of Game as Clay Cruises by Leslie Co.
The Clay County Tigers easily defeated border-rival Leslie County Saturday night to capture the Bobby Keith Classic.
Tiger Senior Zac Kemp was named the Bobby Keith Classic Player of the Game following his 16-point performance.
Manchester – Coach Robert Marcum's Clay County Tiger basketball team continued their winning ways, easily winning over Leslie County Saturday night in the nightcap of the Bobby Keith Classic.
Clay County controlled the game from the get-go, jumping out to a 23-10 lead at the end of the first half.
The offensive onslaught continued in the remaining quarters, as Coach Marcum emptied his bench Saturday night en route to a 92-58 victory.
The win moves the Tigers to 5-0 on the year, as Clay County has defeated their opponents by an average of 26 points per contest.
"We've started out on the right path," said Coach Marcum, "Now it's time to stay on the path and continue to improve each game we play."
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Wednesday, 07 December 2011 05:01
Clay Wins Third Straight, W'Burg/Leslie/Boyle Up Next
Senior Zach McGeorge goes up for two of his eight points during Tuesday's win over Corbin.
Manchester – With just :15 remaining Tuesday night and holding a three-point lead, tenacious defense by Tigers Zac Kemp and Steven Wagers forced Corbin's Travis Smith to miss a potential game-tying three-pointer, as Clay County held off visiting rival Corbin 61-58.
"Corbin's been a longtime rival of ours going all the way back to the 80s," said Tiger Head Coach Robert Marcum, "And just like past games, this was a dog fight, and we were able to come out on top."
The inexperienced Tigers faced a lot of adversity in Tuesday's game, trailing by as many as 10 to begin the first quarter.
But the Tigers rallied back, cutting the lead to one in the second quarter. The 'Hounds, however, kept Clay at bay, leading 33-26 at the half.
"I was disappointed," said Coach Marcum of his team's play in the first half, "We let them come in on our floor and out work us. That's our trademark, playing hard, and we weren't doing that."
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Well, how about that. I didn't see the fine print.
Mmmm? Here's the thing about what the bow does. Personally, me and me agreeing with a lot of coaches, the bow should go forward and tip forward. Okay this is something of one fluid move. Then, the bow will do whatever is natural to whoever is holding it. No big deal so long as the bow ends up in the same place each and every time.
Now, the torque-less grip. I can see it helping a bit, but it does not correct the shooter's grip/problem. To me, it's a crutch, a band-aid. Still, my comment surrounded the design of the Seeker. The grip is sort of.... Trying to figure how to put this...Separate from the riser? Or better yet, the riser and the string-draw are behind the grip and making a true torque-less grip situation, BUT! The proper grip would add to perfection? I think I want to say that...and then not sure that I do.
Here's something that wanders around in my brain about the Death Grip, the old saying; "You can't buy accuracy." Human influence and the bow reacting the same way each and every time.
i have a saying......."i prefer luck, to skill because you can always work on your skill, you cant work on your luck!!" so i attemptt to be skillful, and blame anything good that happens on skill.... im an amazing fisherman btw.... that sport requires dedication, and a lil luck.....
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The Seeker looks a little strange, but i like it a lot. Especially the double string stopper. Now it would be nice to see some specs. Don't know how tall Ted Nugent is and can't understand the size of the bow. If it has a longer A2A it may become my new dream bow
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AtA is 33", BH is from 5.5" to 8".
Draw is from 26" to 32"
Speed will be in mid range as the powerstroke will be at a maximum of 22.75" as copterdoc mentioned at AT (max draw - BH - 1.75" = 30 - 5.5 - 1.75 = 22.75)
So Speed wont change at all if you change your draw between different draw lengths by moving the BH up and down. THis bow is very attractive for all those people who like a higher BH for spots and a lower BH (for speed) for 3D.
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Thanks for the info, Simon! Well, the axle-to-axle isn't as long as i'd like, but still this is a great bow (or at least looks so). I wonder what else will come from Rytera.
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I'll have to reserve my opinion till after I see some specs. I'd like to see a longer A2A with such an innovative design along with less reflex in the riser. With those two things it might have the potential to be an extremely nice target bow.
As it is it appears that a short draw person such as myself would have to give up a ton of speed or settle for the reflex with the grip moved to the rear. Not my cup of tea as I see it right now.
I'll still wait to see more detailed info, but it looks like it might be another Alien Z this year.
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Google Maps continues to stretch its lead over Apple Maps , with new features in version 2.0 that include convenient ways to explore your location, enhanced navigation tools, and the addition of starred ratings. While Apple Maps has admittedly gotten somewhat better over the course of its existence, Google Maps remains the best navigation app available on the device, and it keeps getting better.
Yes, it's also vastly improved over not only the Google Maps we had back in iOS 5 , but also the version accessible through the iOS browser. The interface is exceptionally clean and intuitive, and turn-by-turn directions with voice, Street View, more points of interest in the POI database, and Google's mapping accuracy sweeten the pot. Oh, and don't forget the cherry on top: transit directions, a feature that Apple Maps continues to lack without third-party help.
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After downloading the free app from the App Store, you can sign in before going any further (it's not required). Don't be fazed by this extra step, as there's a good reason for it. Once you sign in, you'll see any previous searches plus integration and saved favorite places. See this related guide on getting started with Google Maps for more details.
The interface is clean, simple, and exceedingly easy to navigate. There's a field at the top for searches for locations or addresses, the main map window is front and center as you would expect, and a tab in the lower left (upper left on iPad) slides out a menu so you can choose layers. The layers section pops in from the left side to let you toggle traffic, public transit, bicycling, and satellite views, and it offers a link to the Google Earth app for 3D views and other features (more on that in a minute). And once you tap on an address or location, you can jump right to Street View without leaving the app.
Indeed, losing Street View was a big deal when Google Maps went away in iOS 6. But now it's back and an even better experience, showing up in the resulting card when you tap on an address. In Street View you get the same experience you find on the Web, with 360-degree views at street level, letting you swipe your screen to rotate the camera. But there's also a button in the lower left of the screen to switch to a view that lets you move your iPhone around, using the accelerometer to look at your surroundings as though you were looking through a window. You also can use the familiar arrows on the ground to move up and down the street.
No, Google Maps doesn't provide the same "flyover" feature that Apple Maps brings -- there's a quasi-3D view in standard map mode when you zoom in close enough, though not all buildings will render as they really are -- but that's not a big loss. Yes, flyover mode is pretty and fun to use when you're bored, but how useful is it really? We'll gladly take Street View in exchange, since that feature delivers a pedestrian-only perspective that can be very practical. Heck, using Street View you can actually walk inside some businesses and snoop around. Depending on your comfort level, that's either cool or creepy, but it's something that you can't get anywhere else.
Besides, if you really want a flyover equivalent, you always can switch over to the aforementioned Google Earth from slide-out menu. Though that requires an extra step, the option is there, and like we said before, we doubt many people use flyover for navigation or location search. You'll need to download the Google Earth app, of course, but it's also free from the App Store.
Navigation takes full advantage of iOS multitouch features. You can pinch and zoom, rotate the maps by spinning two fingers across the display, scroll with one finger, and tip the map up and down by sliding two fingers vertically across the display. Double-tap to zoom in, reverse-pinch to zoom out, and use a single tap to get information about a specific point on the map.
Rounding out the interface is the location tool in the bottom right corner. It's shaped like an arrow (similar to Apple Maps) with your location denoted by a blue dot (also similar to Apple Maps, but less luminous). To the right of the search bar are icons for getting directions (we'll expand on that feature in the next section) and for adding your home and work addresses and seeing your Maps search history. There's also a setting for sending feedback to Google on any map problems just by shaking your device. Also onscreen is the familiar compass for finding your direction or locking the map to point north.
Immediately after Apple Maps landed , customers and critics complained loudly (and rightly) of inaccurate location search and a lack of map data regarding points of interest. Fortunately, Google does search better than most everyone, and Google Maps for iOS is no exception. You can search for addresses as you would expect, but also landmarks, local restaurants, businesses, and common search terms like "pizza." Google's database is more extensive and generally much more accurate than Apple's offering. It had some misses -- for instance a search for "burgers" around the CNET offices missed some obvious results -- but we felt more confident about the results.
We'll include a couple of examples here, and we're sure that you have your own, but there are many to choose from (remember when we tried to search for Union Square? ). On a local level, both apps were able to locate a restaurant in San Francisco's Hayes Valley neighborhood, but only Google placed it on the street corner. As another example, CNET's Dong Ngo had his own problem when he searched for a business on Front Street. Here again, Google Maps got it right, but Apple misdirected him a few blocks away. Outside of the Bay Area, Apple Maps somehow put the Oregon Capitol building in Madison, Wis., and wasn't able to find the not-so-small community of San Bernardino, Calif. Perhaps it confused the city with San Bernardino County, but there's no excuse for placing it in a very uninhabited region of the Mojave Desert.


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Cat scratch fever is a bacterial infection you can get from being scratched or bitten by a cat, kitten, or sometimes a dog. This usually goes away without treatment. But it can become a serious condition that requires care from your doctor.
The bacteria that cause cat scratch fever are found in fleas. They are passed on to cats through flea bites. They are passed on to humans through a cat scratch or bite.
The most common risk factor is being bitten or scratched by a cat or kitten.
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. If you remember that you were bitten or scratched by a cat, your doctor may be able to diagnose the disease based on the fact that you were bitten or scratched, then got painful, swollen lymph nodes. Tests may include a blood test, especially if the diagnosis is not clear from the exam and medical history.
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125 Albany Road, CF24 3NS CARDIFF
See the Black Crowes man live this November. Support comes from Federal Charm.
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Doors 7.30pm
Vip Ticket includes: ( access @ 4.30pm )
Access to the soundcheck
Intimate 3 - 4 song acoustic set and Q&A session
autographed tour poster
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Robinson was co-founder of the seminal rock act The Black Crowes and has sold well over 30 million albums throughout a career that spans over 25 years.
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On the eve of the release of his third solo album, Rich Robinson, best known as the guitarist, songwriter, and founder of The Black Crowes, stands ready to complete the solo artist evolution that he began ten years earlier. The Ceaseless Sight, due out in June 2014, is an album that represents the full maturation of Rich as a songwriter, a vocalist...
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Yes a good topic, money management is the key,but so few can do it. It's ok to take a loss for the day and not to chase,always more games the next day.
money management in simplesr form:
betting 2%-5% of your total bankroll depending if your betting hot or cold. a 5g br your max bet or bets should be 250 a day
Thanks to everyone who posted.......alot of very good information! I wish more of the posts were like this one....fantastic. Good luck to everyone in 2012
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