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Friday Night Sessions at Sachem Have a Change for 12 & Unders:
Note from Sachem:
Based on the time line for Friday night, November 14th, and to offer the swimmers the best experience possible, we are going to split the pools for this session only. I realize this may strain the parents or coaching staff. However, to stay at one pool would put us there until 11pm. I feel that is too long to have the kids there, and have a group of them back at 7:30AM. Splitting the sessions will allow for a much faster time line and will give the kids the best shot to swim their best the rest of the weekend.
Below is the schedule for FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY.
12 & Unders will swim Sachem East same warm up time as scheduled
13 & Overs will swim Sachem North same warm up time as scheduled
Saturday and Sunday we will all be at Sachem North as originally scheduled. Please make sure your parents understand this change is FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY!
cancelled October
Practice for all
groups is cancelled
for Friday October
Please update your
Parents that Would
Like a Room for
the Newburgh Meet:
The Bethpage
Barracudas have
reserved a block of
rooms at the Hampton
Inn Fishkill Hotel
(the same as last
year). The cost is $87
per night plus tax.
This rate includes
breakfast Saturday and
Sunday. In order to
reserve a room, call
the hotel directly and
tell them you are part
of the Bethpage
Barracudas. The phone
number is (845)
Subscribe to our
TEAMSNAP Meet
Response Site:
Everyone should have
received an email or
two or five from our
webmaster inviting you
to join our Team Snap
response website. If
you still haven't
accepted the
invitation then do it
Please subscribe to
the site, as this
method WILL be used to
respond to all of our
meets. As of today, 12
swimmers have not
accepted their
invitation. It only
takes less than 30
seconds to accept, and
the response system
should be fairly
We used it for the
first time for
Chappy's Meet and it
allowed the coaches,
the swimmers, and the
parents the most
flexibility and should
remove any errors from
the meet responses.
You now have access to
all your swimmer's
responses in one
location and can
change your responses
for any meet, for any
reason, without having
to rely on any emails
or messages being sent
or received. You will
receive reminders
about deadlines and
you should make sure
responses for your
swimmer(s) are
correctly identified
on the Team Snap
response page by the
deadline. When the
entries for the meets
are prepared to be
sent to the host
clubs, this list will
be used to enter
swimmers into races on
the days that they
will be attending.
Notes can also be
entered for each
response date.
Feedback on the Team
Snap response page has
been overwhelmingly
There is now a link
on the top of this
page and the Meet
Schedule page to the
Team Snap logon page.
A new tab will be
opened in your
Candy Donations
Now Being
Accepted at Pool:
As a fundraiser for
the Barracudas swim
team, the Bethpage
Barracudas have
traditionally held
candy sales at the
Bethpage High School
and Middle School swim
meets. Debbie Guida is
asking that donations
of individually
wrapped candy and/or
snack bags (such as
from BJ's or Costco)
be dropped off at the
pool during practice
times. The profits
from the sales have
been used to purchase
items for the swim
team's use such as our
exercise mats,
medicine balls, PAL
storage carts, swim
snorkels, team
computer, etc. Any
items that you can
bring down would be
greatly appreciated.
For any additional
info, please see
Debbie Guida.
The October practice
schedule is now
available! The
practice calendar is
now available on Team
Snap as well!
Our 2013 -2014 year
is complete.
We have come a long
way since our initial
2008 season. We have
grown from a team of
45 swimmers to one of
over 140. We have gone
from the 44th ranked
team in Metro and
1262nd in the country
to the 20th ranked
team in Metro and
643rd in the country.
Our team went from 4
JO swimmers in our
initial year to 35
swimmers this year. We
went from no Zone
swimmers to 6 Zone
swimmers. We had 4
swimmers on the Metro
Top 25 list in 2008
and we have 17
swimmers on the
current LCM list in 60
We have broken 41 of
the 66 team short
course records and 32
of the 66 team long
course records this
year. We have also
broken five
Metropolitan LSC
records this year.
We now have an 11
year old swimmer on
the Top 20 NAG list in
two events (#4 and
#15) and an 11-12 year
old boys relay team
ranked #16 in the
country in the 200
freestyle relay.
We have also finished
the year with the #1
ranked 10 year old in
the country in 2 short
course events and Top
10 in 6 of the 12
These accomplishments
are all due the
dedication and
commitment of our
coaching staff, the
hard work put in by
our committee members
and the energy and
commitments made by
our wonderful swimmers
and parents. Let us
continue our tradition
and hope for an even
bigger and better
2014-2015 year.
BBSC had 4 swimmers
participate at the
2014 Eastern Zone Long
Course Championships
in Richmond, Virginia.
Alex Byrne, Ethan
Dong, Frankie Genna,
and Anthony Sforza
participated in 14
individual and four
relay events. Personal
best times were made
in 11 of the 14
individual races and 4
team records were
broken. We also had
three top ten
Congratulations to all
four boys.
Course Junior
BBSC had 23 swimmers
participate at the
Long Course Junior
Olympics on July 25 -
27. Our 10 and unders
finished in 18th place
overall and our 11-12
year olds finished in
10th place overall.
Fourteen team records
were broken, including
6 new relay records.
Congratulations to
to the
Following BBSC
Swimmers for
Being on the
Final Metro
Top 25 List
for the 2014
Long Course
Season (From
the 8/29/14
Amelie Eng: 8 &
Under, 50 Free(25),
100 Free(25), 50
Sayjel Tan: 8 &
Under, 50 Back(8), 50
Vincent Papaccio: 8
& Under, 50
Jaden Byrne: 9, 50
Free(19), 100
Free(13), 50 Back(24)
Joseph Mattei: 9, 50
Anthony Sforza: 10, 50
Free(11), 50
Breast(6), 100
Daniel Chung: 10, 50
Frank Genna: 10, 50
Free(1), 100 Free(2),
200 Free(3), 400
Free(6), 50 Back(4),
50 Breast(2), 100
Breast(3), 50 Fly(1),
100 Fly(9), 200 IM(4)
Daniel Chung: 11, 200
Frank Genna: 11, 50
Free(1), 100 Free(1),
200 Free(4), 400
Free(4), 50 Back(12),
100 Back(14), 50
Breast(3), 100
Breast(3), 200
Breast(5), 50 Fly(1),
100 Fly(15), 200 IM(6)
Justen Lopez: 11, 50
Free(8), 100 Free(9),
200 Free(15), 400
Free(14), 50 Back(15),
100 Back(10), 50
Breast(2), 100
Breast(2), 200
Breast(4), 50 Fly(16),
100 Fly(24), 200 IM(7)
Alex Byrne: 12, 50
Free(13), 50 Back(14),
50 Fly(3), 100 Fly(9)
Ethan Dong: 12, 50
Free(20), 50 Back(16),
100 Back(22)
Alina Tucker: 15, 100
Breast(24), 200
Georgianne Cushmore:
16, 100 Fly(11)
Kaitlyn Kallansrude:
17-18, 200 Breast(24)
The following
swimmers are listed in
the Metro Long Course
Top 25 Age Group IMX
Points leaders.
Amelie Eng - 1164
Points, #19 9 &
Frankie Genna - 3641
Points, #4 11 Year Old
Justen Lopez - 3472
Points, #6 11 Year Old
Alex Byrne - 2838
Points, #14 12 Year
Ethan Dong - 2563
Points, #18 12 Year
County PAL's
First E-Newsletter
is Published
and Features
Frankie Genna:
The Nassau County PAL
has published their
first e-newsletter.
One of the articles
features Frankie
Genna. Click for the link to the article.
Short Course
News Archives
All of our news items
from the 2013-2014
Short Course Season
can now be located on
our archives
Bethpage PAL
Recognized as a
Level 1 Swim
Club by USA
The BBSC
Barracudas have been
recognized by USA
Swimming as a Level 1
Swim Club in their
club recognition
program. The Club
Recognition Program
offers club members a
working blueprint for
developing strong,
stable, financially
sound and athletically
Designed over a two
year period by USA
Swimming's Club
Development Committee,
this voluntary program
presents four levels
of achievement across
four component areas
deemed critical to
long-term club
success. The program
encourages clubs to
organizational goals
and to benchmark their
progress toward those
The ultimate objective
of the program is to
strengthen the club
system in USA Swimming
by guiding clubs
through a development
process that
ultimately positions
the program and its
coaches to better
serve athletes.
Following is some
information for our
new swimmers who may
not be familiar with
US swimming meets.
USA meets are vastly
different than dual
meets. Even
though you are
swimming against other
swimmers your goal is
to improve your seed
time, which ultimately
moves you up in the
rankings. For
most meets, a swimmer
is allowed to swim a
maximum of three
events per
session. At some
meets the limits is 5
events. These events
are picked by the
coaches. Over
the course of a season
the coaches will
choose events that the
swimmer may have never
swam before. The
philosophy of BBSC is
for each swimmer to
have a USA Swimming
sanctioned time for
every event in their
age group.
Now for the meets:
each meet is usually
broken down to two
sessions for the
various age
groups. The meet
information sheet will
have a list of events,
the warm-up and start
time for each
Swimmers are to be at
the pool at least 15
minutes prior to their
session's warm-up
time. Once
warm-ups have begun,
swimmers who are not
on the deck will be
removed (scratched)
from their
events. Once a
swimmer has swam all
of their events they
can leave the meet.
Meet entries: on
the meet schedule page
on the
website is a list of
meet dates. Next
to the date is a PDF
icon which contains a
link to the meet
document. Once
you open the link
carefully look over
the sessions and
decide if your swimmer
will attend the entire
meet or some part of
it. Then email a
response to firstname.lastname@example.com
with the meet date and
either a YES or NO
before the respond by
date, also shown on
the meet schedule
page. It's okay
if a swimmer can only
make part of a meet,
for example in a two
day meet Saturday
only. As long as
we know, then the
proper events will be
selected. Please
keep in mind that
there is a charge per
event. BBSC pays
this fee
up-front. If the
swimmer does not show
up there are
absolutely no refunds,
for any reason.
The monies for the
meet entries will be
automatically deducted
from each swimmers
meet escrow account.
If you need help with
any of this please
don't hesitate to
discuss it with a
coach, or any of the
parent volunteers.
Pool Rules:
We would like to
remind everyone that
we are guests at
Bethpage High
School. It's
imperative that the
following rules be
adhered to at all
Updated practice
calendar is available
for download (9/6/2014).
Updated Meet Schedule
page (7/15/2014).
News Archives page
created (7/6/2014).
The Practice calendar
is available on the
calendar page.
Please note that due
to a variety of events
that take place at
Bethpage High School
this calendar is in
constant flux.
Every effort will be
made to send emails
when changes take
affect but its highly
recommended that you
check this website for
up to date
When changes are made
to the calendar a note
will be entered
showing the date of
the last modification.
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The Purdue Boilermakers basketball program suffered through an underwhelming season last year. They finished with a 16-18 overall record and were 8-10 in the Big Ten.
Purdue has struggled in the recruiting game over the past few years. Purdue has been trying for multiple years now to replace players like Robbie Hummel, E'Twaun Moore, and JaJuan Johnson. This time they have the 24th ranked class that consists of just three players.
Matt Painter has been head coach for eight years now. He has passed up other opportunities to stay in West Lafayette and doesn't appear to be going anywhere in the near future. When he has the right players for his scheme, the Boilermakers become a dangerous opponent. The incoming class appears to have talent, but this is going to be a very young team overall.
Much of Painter's success stemmed from a lack of competition in Indiana. IU and then coach Kelvin Sampson was in trouble with the NCAA when he recruited the 2007 class. Brad Stevens was still an assistant coach and didn't take over until 2007. Now, IU is back in the Top 25 and Butler is on the list for every in-state recruit (even without Stevens). Competition is making the recruiting trail tough for Painter, but this years class is solid.
Schedule wise, the Boilermakers are going to have a tough time just by being in the Big Ten. As of now, Purdue will face eight ranked teams, seven of which hail from the Big Ten. Oklahoma State, currently No. 8, is the lone non-conference game against a ranked opponent.
Purdue saw a number of players transfer after last season. Anthony Johnson, Donnie Hale, Jacob Lawson, and Sandy Marcius all left the program. DJ Byrd, Purdue's ace three-point shooter, graduated leaving a big hole in the starting lineup. Byrd was an honorable mention All-Big Ten team last season as well.
Starting Five
I said this would be a young team, and I mean it. Right now it appears that the starting lineup will feature three sophomores, a freshman, and just one senior. That isn't always a bad thing, but it generally means that there are going to be some rough patches along the way.
AJ Hammons has NBA potential written all over him. The problem is his effort. He was easily frustrated last season and had a tendency to pad his stats late in blowout games (see: both IU games). Staying out of foul trouble will be key for Hammons as Purdue's frontcourt is fairly thin. With 10 points, six boards, and two blocks Hammons is an exceptional center who needs to take a big leap this season. If he does, he'll likely find himself in the NBA Draft come June.
Also returning are Ronnie Johnson and Rapheal Davis to anchor the backcourt. Davis saw his minutes explode late in the season but was inconsistent week-to-week. Johnson showed promise last season but at times was selfish and didn't always listen to Painter. Maturity has a lot to do with these three players development, but Painter is very good at developing players on and off the court.
Freshman guard Kendall Stephens should start. Stephens is an extremely lanky guard who can defend multiple positions and is deadly with the long ball. He will essentially be a more versatile Byrd. Not only can he score at will, but he also makes his teammates better and is unselfish with the ball. Stephens is a very good fit for Painter's system.
Stabilizing the starting five will be senior Terone Johnson. Ronnie's older brother has improved every season, but his shooting percentage took a big drop last year. The elder Johnson was responsible for over 25-percent of the shots taken. He is a bit of a volume shooter, but with Hammons improving and the addition of Stephens, its likely Johnson won't be forced to take as many shots.
Purdue is going to be a better team than they were last year, but so will most of the teams in the Big Ten (notable exceptions being IU). There are a lot of "if's" with the 2013-14 Purdue roster. They could field a very competitive team, but the ceiling is likely in the middle of the Big Ten. They'll need to have a near perfect non-conference win record coupled with an above .500 conference record if they want a spot in the NCAA Tourney.
Overall, this team is trending upwards, but I think it will be another year before they are truly competitive in the Big Ten.
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Found a Good Website for Mexican Food Specialty Items & Need Advice in Making Up a Shopping List
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By way of a very interesting article in the NY Times last week about Mexican home cooking I found a nice website that offers a lot of the products that are necessary for preparing the sauces and moles mentioned in that article. The website is: MEXGROCER.COM. It's a fun site to explore and the prices seem fair (offering a wide selection of merchandise featuring the Virgin of Guadaloupe, including a large purse, which I'm thinking about purchasing).
But, what I'm really after are ingredients that will make my Mexican cooking, especially moles and sauces, easier and more authentic. It's just that I wish I knew more about what it was I really needed to buy, and what are the best brands versus the not so good brands. I think that NYT article mentioned Dona Maria was a really good brand. I'm very interested in learning to make simplified moles and sauces, such as mole poblano and adobo sauce (not strictly Mex. but in the ballpark). I have Diana Kennedy's "Art of Mexican Cooking."
So, if any chowhounds with experience in navigating the necessary ingredients/brands for taking an Anglo one step beyond in the Mexican cooking universe could check out the MEXGROCER.COM site and organize a shopping list for me, I'd be very grateful.
If you know of other good websites featuring similar products I'd be grateful if you could share them with me. I do know about TIENDA.COM another wonderful source for Latino ingredients.
The most important ingredient that elevated my attempts at cooking Mexican food to another level was dried chiles. Of course, it depends upon the recipe, but dried guajillo, ancho and chiles de arbol are a good start.
I also LOVE Herdez's salsa casera. It's the best prepared salsa I've ever had, whether canned or "fresh" (i.e. the kind that comes in a plastic container at the supermarket, etc.), other than those served in a restaurant or homemade.
Another item to get, if you don't already have them available locally, are chipotles in adobo. I don't have a preferred brand, but they definitely provide a taste of authenticity.
The key to good Mexican cooking, I've found, is the fresh ingredients: garlic, onion, tomato, peppers, cilantro, and, above all, lard as the fat base for beans, etc.
I know Dommy! (who posts on the Los Angeles board) has recommended Dona Maria moles before. Here's a link to her thread on mole enchiladas:
Edited to add: I don't know if they sell cheese on mexgrocer, but another thing that helps with that "authentic" taste in Mexican cooking is the right dairy ingredients: queso anejo, cotija, requeson and panela are a good start, as is Mexican "crema" (similar to sour cream or creme fraiche). Another good thing to get would be Mexican chocolate tablets, used to make hot chocolate. Oh, and if you really want to go all-out, buy a bag of dried hibiscus flowers, and make jamaica (a really pretty--it comes out a deep magenta color--and tasty agua fresca (a cold tea-like beverage)).
I use Dona Maria. I have made my own moles and it is one of those things you do once or twice and then go to Dona Maria unless it is something like Manchmateles. Otherwise it is a thankless task and Dona Maria is very good and handy to have in the pantry
I love Rancho Gordo products! He has a lovely website with beans, spices, etc. and fantastic recipes:
re: Alexandra Eisler
I second that Ranco Gordo will really have specialty items for Mexican cooking as will Tierra Vegetables.
Unless you really need the option of online shopping, most of what MexGrocer sells can be found at the local Mexican markets and not even that. The Mexican aisle in most local supermarkets like Safeway and Albertsons will have a good many of these items.
If you can, get down to the Farmers Market at Ferry Plaza and talk to Rancho Gordo directly. He will help you with the items to buy ... not just his own ... and the best markets in the area to shop at. As for Mi Tierra they have the fresest dried peppers and fresh peppers. In terms of fresh peppers, I'd check out the local mex-markts for fresh peppers not to duplicate what Tierra sells since the mex-markets are less expensive.
As to moles, lots of Mexican markets have thier own mole sauces on top of the meat counters. Many have tastes so you can get a feel for the flavor. English usually isn't that great at Mexican markets but some places it is very good and you might get some advice on products.
However, if your situation doesn't allow getting over to the markets then mexgrocer seems fine in terms of price. There's just that shipping cost to deal with. I'd stay away from the Mexican candy though. Too much of it has lead in it.
Zarela Martinez, the author and Zarela owner, always add a list of that sort in her books. In her first one, Food of my heart, by example, she lists a dozen places were you can find everything and order by mail.
And guys, if someone is planning to visit Mexico City, Ill be glad to give you some good tips!
www.mexgrocer.com sells the mexican candies I love.
order a sampling of the the Vero Lollipops and the delaRosa Tamarind soooo good,
Hi Nikki... here are mis dos centavos:
> Moles & Adobos... make or buy?
The canned versions have gotten a lot better over time (15 years ago... I thought they were plain disgusting)... but the current generation of Mexicans & Mexican Americans is a dual income, long hours working bunch... who don't really see cooking as what they want to do with their free time (home cooking is associated with traditions of economic & social unempowerment)... so the demand is growing for convenience products & this has led to competition & improvements.
(BTW, in a way this is a good trend in Mexico... because this has led to a tremendous quality restaurant boom in Mexico & we are starting to see a trickle down effect on the large Mexican centers of the U.S... such as E.L.A. & surrounding areas... which are starting to put up some impressive Gourmet & Regional Specialty restaurants).
Back to sauces... I would recommend them... specially the first time you are making the dish. Most Mexican cuisine is very laborious, with multiple steps... as such lots of things can go wrong... but if you have a pre-made sauce then you can focus on the main ingredient.
With that said... once you are comfortable with a procedure... I do recommend that you try making the sauce from scratch (often you can make a big batch that will keep well). I started making my own sauces in 2002... and I have not gone back (although I will buy high quality stuff made by restaurants and/or bakeries... I will address that later). The difference between a good commercial sauce & homemade... is akin to purchasing pre packed Fondue.
With that said... here are the commercial sauces I find useable:
> Canned Salsa - Herdez or La Costena (specially if you will cook with them)
> Mole, Adobos & others - Knorr single strength sauces in "Chicken Broth" cartons... these are imported from Mexico & superior (IMHO) to local brands like Dona Maria.
However, the Super Mole Poblano is at another level, I would personally use it... over homemade in most preparations.
Also, Trader Joe's has very, very decent Red Moles (particularly the refrigerated one)... which I have gotten very good use of. As a quick lunch... I roast sliced mushrooms in the oven at 450 degrees (brush a little bit of olive oil & salt)... after 10 minutes I paint them with some heated, slightly diluted Red Mole & roast another 5 minutes. Then I serve them in Whole Wheat tortillas with melted Poblano cheese & garnished with fresh Cilantro leaves & Fresco cheese)
An even better idea... is to find a Mexican Market or Bakery that makes its own sauces... I am sure there are plenty in Frisco... here in Sonoma County we have Lola's & Karina's as well as others.
> Enchilada Sauce... I am partial to Las Palmas Green Enchilada Sauce... it makes a very delicious sauce.
> MexiChef Pastes... I haven't tried them but they certainly seem promising.
> Bottled Table Sauces....
Buffalo is a great addition for Pastas, Noodles & Soups.
Tapatio is pretty good on Potato Chips, Oranges, Cucumbers, Jicama & Mango
Cholula is a little more refined than Buffalo or Tapatio & can go into a wide range of savory dishes.
> Other Great Ingredients
Coconut Cream (Great addition to Guajillo / Arbol sauces for a more Tropical Mexican flavor)
La Costena beans are decidedly superior to Rosarita
La Costena Nopales are okay... if you drain them very well & marinade in Lime Juice & Onions for a day before using.
Mexican Brands of Whole Spices are a steal... particularly Cinammon, Real Mexican Vanilla, Autlan Sea Salt (under Ingredients)
Dry Beans.... Pinto Beans aren't used very much in Mexico, I encourage you to try Mayocoba, Flor de Mayo, Black Beans, Peruvian White
Coronado Cajeta will be one of the best bottled sweet pastes you will buy... even better than Nutella
Canned Chipotles are an essential... all brands are decent.
A long, steel comal will revolutionize your cooking (great searing use)
Now one of the best offerings by MexGrocer are the cookbooks..
Essential Books in English:
Frida's Fiestas (Guadalupe Rivera)
My Mexico (Dianne Kennedy)
Oaxaca (Zarela Martinez)
Taste of Mexico (Patricia Quintana)
Mexican Kitchen (Rick Bayless)
If you have a working knowledge of Spanish:
Cocina Jarocha (Zamudio)
Cocina Yucateca Tradicional (Luz & Lara)
Any book by Quintana or Martha Chapa... as well as the "Y La Comida Se Hizo" series.
re: Eat_Nopal
I have tried the MexiChef chile pastes with mixed success. They are extremely conveinent and easy to use. We liked the paste made out of chile de arbol but were less satisfied with the one from guajillos. The guajillo paste was fairly bitter and took a reasonable amount of doctoring to get right. Our problem may have been that we were using very large quantities of the paste as it was the primary ingredient. Used in smaller increments the bitterness may not be so apparent.
Use care when cooking from Patricia Quintana's Taste of Mexico, when it was first published numerous errors were found in many of the recipes that caused them not to work. It wasn't her fault, the errors were made in the editing process. I would assume the problems were corrected in subsequent editions, but early editions will still contain the errors.
Honestly, there's not really any such thing as "simplified mole" -- some of the brands, like Dona Maria, out of the bottle are pretty darn good these days.
You live in the Bay Area -- in Hayward, San Leandro and northern Fremont you'll find a lot of Mexican markets. I'd go there before ordering from MexGrocer.com -- it'll be so much cheaper, and you won't believe the prices on produce.
re: Das Ubergeek
Also in Oakland, Berkeley, Richmond, and San Francisco's Mission District.
re: Robert Lauriston
I guess I need to thank all you local SF hounds who know quite well that I do live among the best Mexican food suppliers anywhere. Yes, I know I should be going around to all the bodegas and inquiring in my fractured spanish about comparable issues regarding the best brands for preparing various moles. So far Dona Maria sounds like the winner. I often like to use mail order catalogs as a resource for finding their high priced items at bargain basement prices elsewhere - like at Costco or the bodegas. I don't drive so my husband navigates the wheels and I compose the shopping list. But lately, even that has been curtailed. My recent plans for a crab feed in Pleasanton and even my apple crisp aspirations, for the Thanksgiving pot luck to which we were invited, crashed and burned when I had to spend 5 days in the hospital. I won't bore you with the details. But I'm home now and though I can't get out to shop for a while, at least I can still order from catalogs and conduct dangerous mole experiments in my kitchen when I feel up to it. Do they award a Nobel Peace Prize for mole?
re: niki rothman
I hope you are feeling better. I live in Los Angeles, so I don't have a good point of reference in NorCal, but down here almost all of the Mexican markets deliver, and do it cheaply (or just for tips). The English hasn't been a problem for us (though both I and Mrs Ubergeek speak fluent Spanish), though we have massive supermarkets such as Vallarta and Superior -- your little bodegas might be different, but just talk in English and they'll give up if need be and go get the "designated English hitter".
Tell them exactly what you're looking for, or just say "I want to make a mole negro, what do I need, can you deliver it to me?"
I'll look over the catalog later, though... don't want to deprive a homebound Chowhound of her cooking escape!!


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<service>://<IP or hostname>:<optional non-default
e.g ssh://10.0.0.10:3000?cl=50,al=20
I think there is lots of problems with this design. Most importantly you are
giving new meanings to standard url's. Also the parameters are not
parameters related to the protocol, but to an external piece of software.
The target specification looking like an url immediately raises questions,
like "Can I point ncrack at a website and get the login cracked?" and "What
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http://account () host com/)"
Web logins are probably the most common type of login these days and the url
notations implies that ncrack would be able to hack them, yet I have
understood that it is not a heuristic that crawls the page for potential
authentication web forms to try different passwords at, but rather something
that tries to crack the http authentication. Some day the feature for
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require the user to provide an actual url and mark the locations of wild
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Regarding mere layout, the description for the url implies : is compulsory,
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different purposes, and I guess in some cases that might be ok. In such a
case considering URNs and URIs as alternatives for URLs might be a good
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3 1/2-4 pound boneless blade pork roast1 14-oz can jellied cranberry sauce2/3 cup sugar3/4 cup cranberry juice2 tablespoons Dijon-style mustard1 1/2 teaspoons ground cloves1 teaspoon ground black pepper salt, to taste
The flavors from the winter holidays fill the kitchen with this slow cooker recipe from Lisa Buzzard of Stroudsburg, PA who won first place at the Allentown Fair. Serve with mashed potatoes and green bean casserole.
Calories: 485 caloriesProtein: 34 gramsFat: 20 gramsSodium: 230 milligramsCholesterol: 118 milligramsSaturated Fat: 7 gramsCarbohydrates: 42 gramsFiber: 1 grams
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Pork shoulder is the top portion of the front leg of the hog. The terminology for pork shoulder can vary widely depending on the region. However, the lower 'arm' portion of the shoulder is most commonly called the arm picnic. The upper part of the shoulder, often called the Boston blade roast (also known as Boston- style butt), comes from the area near the loin and contains the shoulder blade bone.
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