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Giants right-hander Kendry Flores had an off night with his command Tuesday and he still only walked one batter. That's the type of pitcher Flores is.
San Francisco's No. 20 prospect took a few innings to gain full control of his low-90s fastball, but still collected nine strikeouts over six scoreless frames for Class A Advanced San Jose en route to a 4-2 win over Inland Empire. The 22-year-old allowed just three hits in the victory.
"He got started a little slow," San Jose manager Lenn Sakata said. "His location was a little up, but he had enough fastball to get through the first four innings, then he seemed to finish strong."
The start was the second notable performance in three outings this season for Flores. In his first outing against Rancho Cucamonga, the right-hander took a no-hitter into the sixth inning, allowing his first hit on James Baldwin's bunt single.
Through three outings, Flores boasts a 1-1 record and a 3.00 ERA. Over 18 innings, he's struck out 18 and walked three. Last year, he led the Minor Leagues with an 8.1 strikeout-to-walk ratio with Class A Augusta.
Flores failed to drive his 90- to 93-mph fastball down in the strike zone early on in Tuesday's game. He allowed a double to Cal Towey in the first inning and a single to Jose Rondon in the third, but evaded more damage because his fastball was quick enough to sneak by hitters the first two times through the order.
"His fastball's sneaky because of his delivery and the angle of his pitches," Sakata said. "When it's down in the strike zone, he has a little more on it. When it's up in the strike zone, it's tough to catch up to because it is kind of a rising pitch."
Flores' third time through the 66ers order, his fastball command improved. The native of the Dominican Republic began driving the pitch down in the zone. He retired the side in order in the fifth, then turned over the lineup in the sixth and struck out Towey and Brian Hernandez to wrap up the outing.
"He got better toward the end, which is nice to see," Sakata said. "It was a solid performance. The kid's got a lot of weapons to work with. His control was very good at the end of the game."
Control's been one of Flores' specialties as a Minor Leaguer. With Augusta last year, he walked just 17 batters over 141 2/3 innings. Sakata said the command is a credit both to Flores' confidence and mechanics.
"Trusting in your ability, that your pitches will not be hit hard or put in play hard, that makes him aggressive in the strike zone," Sakata said. "He goes after hitters. Mechanically, yes, that's also involved. That allows him to stay in the strike zone. Even though he was up today, it was still in the zone, and gradually he got lower and lower."
Beyond the command, Flores boasts three plus pitches, by Sakata's estimation, including a fastball, curve and changeup. MLB.com rated all three pitches as at least average.
"Getting all those pitches over, it's difficult to center on him when he's not in one area all the time," the skipper said. "The concern was when he was up all the time over the first three innings that he couldn't go through their lineup for a third time and get away with that, so the adjustment was key for him to get through the sixth inning. He got through it and got us a chance to win and got himself a nice 'W'."
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Enter the Haunted House, if you dare. Atari's classic groundbreaking game is back with more chills, cool new unlockables and plenty of spooky new enemies. Discover hidden secrets, mystical tombs, and new towers and catacombs, as you follow your grandfather's footsteps on an epic adventure, searching for the magical urn that will lead you to his whereabouts. But beware - danger lurks behind every corner! Are you brave enough for the task, or are you afraid of the dark depths of The Haunted House?
Haunted House for the Nintendo Wii Review
By: Josh Lasser Blogcritics.org Reviews
Published on: 10/6/2010 6:08 AM
|It seems as though every game I play these days is a sequel or a reboot or a reinterpretation or a reimagining, etc., of an older game. That is again true in the case of Atari's Haunted House. Although the game it is based on is older than most and something that has been off of people's radars for decades, it is not a newly created franchise. The original Atari title of that name was released for the Atari 2600 in February of 1982. As with many games back then, the idea was pretty simple – go through a location looking for something. In this case the something was three pieces of an urn; the place was a haunted house (in fact it was the mansion of Zachary Graves); and your character, represented by two eyes, was named Samuel Silverspring....read the full review
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2600 Version lives on4/16/2012
This is a nice remake that's aimed mainly at pre-teens. It doesn't have gore or violence outside of animated violence and makes it a nice game for the price.
Fun for tweens...1/6/2011
I consider myself to be somewhat of an adult-child. I ordered this game for myself and I think it took me all of maybe three or four hours to beat the game. It was pretty fun but I feel like it was designed with the pre-teen to early teen age group in mind. You can choose between two characters and then you roam through a haunted mansion searching for journal entries and treasures. You have to find keys or levers to open doors to get to the next area. You can find different light sources that have various levels of intensity. There are ghost and gouls throughout the game, some of which are pretty spooky... overall, it was pretty fun. I would have liked for it to be more lengthy in play. It also bothered me that you can not change the camera angle to see around the room better, the camera angle is permanently set from above pointing in a northern direction (top of the screen). In other-words your character moves up, down, left, right or at a diagonal in a stationary screen.
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Weather keeps Hampstead voters home
Town officials said the weather took its toll on attendance at the town's annual deliberative session.
The session, which was to be held last Friday but was moved to Monday night due to the storm, attracted only 28 of the town's 6,267 registered voters. Most of those who turned out for the rescheduled session were board members.
"The weather definitely had an impact. They came outside, saw ice on their cars, and then went back inside and stayed home," town clerk Patricia Curran said.
Attendance was down from the 70 or so who typically attend the deliberative session - the only time voters can debate and amend proposed warrant articles before casting final votes March 12.
The few voters who turned out made no changes to the warrant and engaged in little discussion.
The big ticket item up for another vote this year is a proposal to build a new police station that would also serve as an emergency center.
Police Chief Joseph Beaudoin urged voters to support the $1,638,000 plan, saying it was time for the town to "step up to the plate."
This will be the fifth time since 2007 that voters have considered a new station proposal.
The 7,600-square-foot station would be built on town land near the town garage with entrances from Stage Road and Veterans Way. It would replace the station on Emerson Avenue that was originally built to be a fire station and doesn't have adequate space or facilities, police and other town officials said.
To build support for the new station, Beaudoin provided statistics to show just how busy the town is, with just over 9,000 residents and about 370 businesses.
Last year, he said, police received 15,000 calls, made 138 arrests, responded to 193 accidents, and investigated 68 thefts, 39 burglaries and five sexual assaults.
"We do have the same problems that every town has," he said.
Stephen Londrigan, chairman of the police station building committee, said the plan is the same as the one proposed last year, but the price tag has increased due to higher building costs. He said it will cost $7 per square foot more that it would have cost under the plan defeated by voters last year.
Because the plan would be paid for all at once and not through a 10-year bond, it will only need a simple majority vote to pass. In past years, the plan required a 60 percent vote.
The town's proposed $5,363,580 town budget also generated no debate Monday night and was sent on to the warrant unchanged along with other proposed articles.
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1710 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA, 94103
Doors 7:00 PM / Show 8:00 PM
This event is 18 and over
Andrew Belle is a new artist on the pop singer/songwriter scene. Residing in both Chicago and Nashville, he is currently a member of the critically acclaimed national tour Ten Out Of Tenn. Andrew released his debut EP All Those Pretty Lights in 2008, containing songs featured in hit TV shows including "90210" and "The Real World." His song "I'll Be Your Breeze" garnered nationwide airplay including Los Angeles tastemaker station KCRW. Andrew recently was named "Best Breakout Artist, Chicago" by MTV. His music and vocal stylings draw comparisons to Coldplay, The Fray, and John Mayer. Fans and critics often refer to his songs as "smart pop"—nuanced melodies and contemplative lyrics coupled with bold, infectious hooks. Look out for his debut full-length album The Ladder, released in February 2010.
The story behind the band Grizfolk unfolds like a richly episodic Beat novel: it's a collection of vignettes that give way to one another with ease; their songs like chapters in a traveler's cherished diary, suspended in time and space above an aural landscape of blue-collar romanticism and electro-inflected folk-rock.
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I know, I know, I said I would write no more on politics, except where it affects the church, but this isn't really about politics. It's about the media. Truthfully, when I'm griping about politics, it's almost always about the press. In this case I'm more amused than annoyed.The source of my amusement is this politico piece, which I found during one of my increasingly rare surveys of the Drudge Report. Drudge had singled out one line of the piece as provocative:"Look, she hates you. P … [Read more...]
Watching SOTU? Couple things to Keep in Mind
I haven't yet decided if I can bear to watch these pointless theatricals -- remember the old days, before twitter, when we used to live-blog it -- but whether I do or not, these are a few things to keep in mind as the rhetoric goes on, and on, and on:1) From early days it seemed pretty clear that Obama was more interested in being rather than doing. That might be great for a spiritual aesthetic, but it's a bad fit for a president.I suspect that what Obama wanted was to be the King, not … [Read more...]
Beer, Boots and the GOP Base
I always figured I appreciated a tragic female -- Mary, Queen of Scots, the Black Dahlia, Edie Sedgwick -- as much as the next ghoul. But when it comes to Sarah Palin, I seem to have overlooked a deep seam of tragedy that my colleagues in the Fourth Estate have been mining for years. Quite by chance, I discovered that not one, but two articles titled "The Tragedy of Sarah Palin" have appeared in high-profile publications over the past thirty-one months.Both say basically the same thing -- … [Read more...]
A World Without Bin Laden
What's it going to look like? More to the point, what's in it for us? How much safer can we expect to be?In Slate, David Byman sounds a note of cautious optimism. Without bin Laden's "star power" to help in raising funds, al-Qaeda and its affiliates will suffer a significant hit in the finance department. Also, bin Laden's heir -- most likey Dr. Ayman al-Zawahiri -- will find consolidating support difficult, given the risks involved in communicating. However, he also warns that we still … [Read more...]
Live Birtherism!
Even though President Obama released his long-form birth certificate on Wednesday, America's favorite conspiracy theory is clinging -- bitterly clinging, the president might say -- to life by its fingernails. Less than two hours after the document appeared on the internet, the Drudge Report posted a link to the blog of Bryan Michael Nixon, art director for an Atlanta ad firm. Nixon observed that the birth certificate appeared to be composed of distinct "layers." In TPM, Benjy Sarlin reports: … [Read more...]


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In regards to MYDICAR, historically, these gene transfer techniques have not worked. Approximately 60 percent of all patients in the United States currently have AAV1 neutralizing antibodies to the SERCA2a enzyme. Also, they are only targeting systolic heart failure initially. The main potential in my opinion might be with the stem cell therapy. Celladon's stem cell therapy is only in the pre-clinical phase. I believe NeoStem has a better stem cell therapy. The company is developing AMR-001, an autologous adult stem cell product to treat damaged heart muscle following an acute myocardial infarction. It is currently in phase 2 of its PreSERVE clinical trial.
Because there are a lot of incredibly stupid people in this world that enjoy losing money.
Because MSLP has a much smaller float of 7.7 million shares vs. 45 million for MRIC. It's much easier to move MSLP with such a small float....supply and demand. With a float of 45 million MRIC needs institutional investors to move the stock which won't happen until it trades on a national exchange. Not to mention MSLP has a much better PR firm and is much better about attending investor conferences and spreading the work about their company and products...something MRIC really needs to work on.
By Dwight Einhorn
September 2, 2014 8:47 AM
In a report published Tuesday, MLV & Co. analyst George B. Zavoico reiterated a Hold rating and $5.00 price target on Cytokinetics (NASDAQ: CYTK).
In the report, MLV & Co noted, "Over the weekend, results of the international, randomized, double-blind Phase III PARADIGM-HF trial of LCZ696 versus enalapril in patients with chronic heart failure (CHF) were presented at the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) annual meeting in Barcelona, Spain. The trial was stopped early following an interim analysis by an independent Data and Safety and Monitoring Committee (DSMC) in March 2014 showing that LCZ696 demonstrated a statistically significant clinical benefit versus enalapril after a median follow-up of 27 months. If LCZ696 becomes the standard of care for patients with CHF, as some cardiologists now expect (based on comments at the ESC meeting), then we think it is likely that a combination of Cytokinetics' omecamtiv mecarbil with LCZ696 will have to be evaluated. Due to the different mechanisms of action we think omecamtiv may have an additive or synergistic effect with LCZ696, without sacrificing safety. We maintain our HOLD recommendation and $5.00 price target based on uncertainties regarding future development of tirasemtiv for the treatment of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). We note that the PARADIGM-HF results do not change our positive outlook for omecamtiv."
Cytokinetics closed on Friday at $4.28.
Not only is there LCZ696 by Novartis to contend with, but now there is also Omecamtiv Mecarbil by Cytokinetics (CYTK). Omecamtiv Mecarbil is a novel, small-molecule, direct activator of cardiac myosin, the motor protein that causes cardiac contraction. It is being evaluated as a potential treatment of heart failure in both intravenous and oral formulations with application across the continuum of care for heart failure patients from in-hospital to outpatient settings. Omecamtiv Mecarbil is now in a broad clinical trials program designed to evaluate this novel drug candidate in a variety of patients with heart failure.
Cytokinetics has a strategic alliance with Amgen Inc. to discover, develop, and commercialize small molecule therapeutics that activate cardiac muscle contractility for applications in the treatment of heart failure.
The minimum price to be listed on the Nasdaq is $4. As long as MRIC trades on the OTC market, it will never go anywhere. It needs to trade on a national exchange like the Nasdaq so that it can get analyst coverage and allow institutions to buy. Institutions cannot buy OTC stocks and analysts won't cover them. The company also needs to hire a PR firm and do a better job of attending investor conferences to spread the word about their device. Until the company takes these actions the stock will continue to languish in the $1 range IMO.
I do NOT think HTWR, THOR or SSH will be impacted at all by drugs such as MYDICAR or LCZ696. If anything, drugs will be used in conjunction with devices. But the devices will do most of the work and provide most of the efficacy. I do however think that LCZ696 will make MYDICAR obsolete and I would not want to be long CLDN stock right now.
I would not want to be long CLDN after today's news on LCZ696. However, I do NOT think LCZ696 will have any impact on HF device makers THOR, HTWR, and SSH. Devices will always be superior to drugs for the treatment of HF.


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Kukla's Korner Hockey
The Cost Of A RFA
by Paul on 06/28/06 at 08:30 AM ET
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from Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun,
Now, under Exhibit 15 of the CBA, agents for restricted players are allowed to open discussions with teams. That means players like Ottawa's Martin Havlat, Jason Spezza, Ray Emery and Peter Schaefer -- who all require compensation if they were to sign elsewhere -- are allowed to see if anybody might be willing to take a chance with a Group II offer. This new twist in the CBA is there to try and entice owners into signing players as restricted free agents. In the past, teams were forced to give up five first round draft picks, but that's not the case anymore.more
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Top UFAs
by Paul on 06/27/06 at 09:32 PM ET
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from Scott Burside of ESPN,
Here's a look at 25 of the top free agents that will be available on July 1: Zdeno Chara: The biggest, in almost every sense of the word, free-agent defenseman on the market. The Senators will try and keep both Chara and Wade Redden, but if they have to choose one, Chara will be looking for a new, expensive home. Jason Allison: The big center with the soft hands had 60 points in 66 games for the Toronto Maple Leafs. He was, however, minus-18 and rumors persist that he's a difficult guy in the dressing room. Still, there's always room for a point-a-game pivot in the NHL and Allison will have much to prove.more...the players listed above were listed first and last. I am not sure if Scott listed them in order, but Lidstrom is ranked #19.
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Cuban & Marino Show Interest In Pens
by Paul on 06/27/06 at 08:39 PM ET
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from the AP via Sports Illustrated,
Mark Cuban is known for baiting NBA officials, and Dan Marino is the most prolific passer in NFL history. But the Pittsburgh natives now want to expand into a different sport in their hometown -- hockey. The two have joined with a New York City financier in trying to buy the NHL's Penguins from Hall of Famer Mario Lemieux's group, which is selling the two-time Stanley Cup champions even as the team seeks a new arena deal.continued
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Forget The Bowl Games
by Paul on 06/27/06 at 08:08 PM ET
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from Newsday,
A Rangers-Islanders game at frosty Yankee Stadium on New Year's Day? There's a chance it could happen. Preliminary discussions between NHL and Yankee executives, the two NHL teams, city officials and NBC---which would televise the proposed Jan. 1 regular-season contest between the arch-rivals---took place last week, according to three people with knowledge of the talks. "Everybody likes the idea," said one person. "But there are some obstacles. The question is whether the stadium will be usable at that time of year for that purpose."continued
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Report- Dave Lewis Will Coach Boston
by Paul on 06/27/06 at 08:06 PM ET
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from Sportsnet,
Sources tell Sportsnet that the Boston Bruins are expected to announce Dave Lewis as the team's next head coach. Last year's coach Mike Sullivan was fired by the team on Tuesday. It is also believed that Team Canada's Marc Habscheid is close to joining the team as an assistant.
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Pronger Expensive Right Now
by Paul on 06/27/06 at 07:48 PM ET
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from Darren Dreger of Sportsnet,
Some NHL general managers appear ready to shift their focus away from Chris Pronger and toward the free agent market come July 1 unless Kevin Lowe lowers his asking price. Oilers general manager Kevin Lowe still has an asking price for Chris Pronger considered too high by rival NHL GMs. The Pronger trade is an expensive, long-term proposition. However, the value in this player is enormous and there is a market for him. But, based on conversations I've had with NHL executives, that market will weaken once Pronger's free agent colleagues become available this weekend.more
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Looking For Defense
by Paul on 06/27/06 at 07:39 PM ET
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from Pierre LeBrun of the CP via Slam,
With so much media attention paid to Nicklas Lidstrom, Zdeno Chara, Wade Redden, Rob Blake and Ed Jovanovski, it's easy to forget there are other talented NHL defencemen slated for unrestricted free agency when the market opens Saturday. "For free agency, this is the year of the defenceman," Nashville Predators GM David Poile said Tuesday. "We don't know what's going to happen between now and July 1, but if there's not too many signings this week, there's going to be a lot of quality defencemen available."continued...a long list of dmen awaits you...
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Sullivan Done In Boston
by Paul on 06/27/06 at 07:26 PM ET
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SEEGER'S POLITICS are of the most extravagantly conservative kind. He believes ardently in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. His interpretation of them is literal. In his years of activism, through the movements for workers' rights, civil rights, the movement against the Vietnam War, and the ecological movement, in all of which he figured prominently, there is no conceit that he has more emphatically embraced than that all human beings are created equal and have equal rights. In the early and middle parts of the twentieth century, such a conviction made a person not a patriot, but a socialist. When Seeger moved to Beacon, in 1949, he held a couple of meetings with a middle- age couple, the only other Communists around, then quit the party. I thought it was pointless, he said. "I realized I could sing the same songs I sang whether I belonged to the Communist Party or not, and I never liked the idea anyway of belonging to a secret organization.
After lunch we went out and looked at the river, and I could see where Seeger had been standing, in 1955, when a car arrived, and the man driving it asked if he was Pete Seeger. Then he handed Seeger an envelope and left. Seeger opened the envelope and called out to Toshi, They've finally got around to me. He had been summoned to testify before the House Un- American Activities Committee, in August.
Toshi found a lawyer who told Seeger that the option most commonly invoked was to cite the Fifth Amendment, which would lead to the case's being dismissed. Seeger didn't care for the inference of guilt that the gesture implied. People who had done so were sometimes described as Fifth Amendment Communists. The lawyer also said that Seeger could choose to talk about himself to the committee but refuse to talk about other people. I had known I could do that, Seeger told me, "because my father, in 1952, I think it was, had to resign his job inWashington when the FBI came and spoke to him, and he said, 'I'm willing to undress myself in a sentence, but I'm not going to tell about anyone else I know.' They said, 'You've got to tell about everyone.' He said he wasn't willing to do that. He knew he would be fired, so he walked in the next morning and resigned. He was head of the music department of the Pan American Union. He'd hoped to hang on for a few years, since he hadn't the savings, but he closed down his house-a great big house that he'd raised four kids in—and his wife had just died a few months earlier, and my sister was going to Radcliffe, so he went up and got a crowded little apartment in Cambridge. Anyway, the lawyer told me if, at the hearing, I answered the question, 'Are you a member of the Communist Party?' the next question would be, 'Who did you know?'
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We come here today not as Christians, not as Muslims, not as Jews, but as Americans, said Osama Sablani, publisher of the Dearborn-based Arab American News and coordinator of the event. We have only one flag and it is the American flag.
He called on the crowd, especially its young, to remain peaceful and strong in the face of what he said is prejudice and ignorance.
And with Jones in a courthouse nearby and news helicopters circling overhead, Sablani told the crowd that Jones shares in the same freedoms as everyone, even though they might disagree with him.
We will protect his right to speech with our blood and life, he said.
Other speakers also pleaded for tolerance, including Congressman John Dingell and Wayne County executive Robert Ficano.
Wendell Anthony, president of the Detroit chapter of the NAACP, said blacks have more in common than in contradiction with Muslims who were now feeling under attack. And as rain pelted the tent over the speakers, Anthony stirred the crowd into cheers and applause.
We got a fellow up here thats bringing the cold, thats bringing the bitter, thats bringing indifference, he said.
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Suhaib Al-Hanooti, 26, a student at University of Michigan Dearborn, came early.
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I have about two lbs. of cherry tomatoes that I don't know what to do with. I don't want them to go bad and am thinking they would probably make for some kind of tomato sauce. But is there anything else I can do with them? Since I am a foodie I 'm definitely open to suggestions on other more adventurous options.
Thanks for your help.
PS They are starting to go a tiny bit soft and time is of the essence :)
Oven dried cherry toms can make for a great low-fat crunchy snack. Cut in half and rest on a rack or directly onto a sheet pan. (I use a rack). Dry for 8-12 hrs in a 170ºF oven. If you have a gas oven with pilot always on, then that will be warm enough to dry the tomatoes. I don't even season the tomatoes.
Store in a glass jar or heavy resealable plastic bag, in the freezer.
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Thank you :)
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Thanks! XX
Hi, there's an interesting recipe for Tomato Essence by Raymond Blanc in which a LOT of tomato is puréed and filtered overnight through muslin.
Apparently, apart from serving this as a "soup", this essence could also be jellied or made into a sorbet.
Not sure how much flavour would be left, but the pulp could still then be added to a large pot of Dhal or Meat Curry, used in cooking Baked Beans or cooked down to make a tomato sauce or tomato jam/relish or even for Soupe de Poisson (Provençal Fish Soup).
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Very interesting.. Thanks :)
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You're most welcome :) If you get a chance, do let us know what you did with it all in the end!
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I sure will! XX
I'd make Pam Anderson's Cassoulet-Style Italian Sausages and White Beans. Scroll down to see the recipe:
This is an outstanding dish. Much more than the sum of its parts. I modify PA's recipe as follows:
**I use hot Ital. sausage, and I cut it into one inch lengths.
**I dice the onion; 1.5 inch chunks were too big, IMHO.
**I use extra garlic---6 cloves rather than 4.
**Some kinds of cherry tomatoes never do seem to burst--so for those, I use a potato masher to mash them before I add the beans.
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Wow that sounds yummy ! Thanks :)
Ok everyone so I finally went the more predictable route, i.e. halved the tomatoes (took forever!) spread them out skin side down on a sheet sprinkled with salt/pepper and olive oil, I also stuck a few unpeeled garlic cloves for the yummy taste and smell on top and BAM 4 hrs later we have roasted tomatoes! What do you think? Thank you SO SO much for the great advice and recipes :) <3 my fellow foodies, XX
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Tomato crisp! Put them in a baking dish. Combine Panko, minced garlic, parsley, salt and pepper, some olive oil, any other herbs you like, maybe some Parmesan cheese, spread over your tomatoes, bake till tomatoes soften and topping is golden. Yummy!
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Put some of those on top of a pizza - I made a roasted garlic, roasted tomato and pepperoni pizza on Sunday that was pretty awesome.
Next time you have a surfeit of tomatoes of any kind, consider a savory tomato bread pudding. Oh so good. Also consider just halving them and letting them macerate with a little basil and garlic, salt pepper and olive oil.....splash of good vinegar is great here. Chill the salsa (this is important) and then use it to dress HOT angel hair pasta - the contrast of the cold sauce and hot pasta is what makes this dish, along with a good dusting of any good shredded hard cheese.
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do you have the recipe for the tomato bread pudding?
re: sstrathdee
+2 on the recipe for tomato bread pudding! I have about 4 lbs of grape tomatoes just waiting for the recipe!!
I put mine is a baking pan and put olive oil on them and then some garlic, rosemarry and tyme and some salt and bake them for 45 min. at 300 so they reduce in size and pop . I then toss them with fresh basil and pasta and sprinkle with cheese. Dinner is served. Or do the same thing and put them in a bowl and put crusty bread next to them for a nice startes. Or there is always bread salad use them in it.
Using two colors are very pretty.
re: katz66
roasted tomato and fennel soup
toss cherry tomatoes, 6-8 peeled shallots (or 1 large onion, cut into large chunks), 6-8 peeled garlic cloves with olive oil, salt and pepper and spread on a cookie sheet . roast in a 450-degree oven 20-30 minutes. place in saucepan with 4 cups chicken or vegetable stock, 2 sprigs rosemary and a parm rind. bring to a boil, then lower heat and simmer for 30 minutes. remove rosemary and rind before pureeing. i like to let it cool before removing the rosemary and rind.
freezes well. can be served hot or at room temp. nice with a dallop of greek yogurt.
any tomatoes will work with this soup, but cherry or grape mean not chopping. amounts are flexible.
re: wonderwoman
sounds nice.
re: wonderwoman
sounds great, but where does the fennel come in?
re: sstrathdee
oops. add a chopped bulb of fennel to roast with the tomatoes, shallots and garlic.


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SP88 Overview
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Lightweight performance pianos for the next century.
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32 programs and 32 factory setups are provided which offer a variety of splits and layered combinations (when used as a controller) with programmable controller assignments. Grand Piano offers stretched and non-stretched tuned versions, and programs with different EQ. Dual-Hardness Tine Electric Piano offers soft and hard strike samples arranged in several program variations. FM Electric Piano is provided in a variety of programs. Programs based on the Ensemble Strings include selections with different EQ's and envelope response. Tone Wheel Organ programs include organ w/percussion, ballad organ, jazzy organ, and more!
The SP Series keyboards also offer many MIDI controller features. Two Ribbons (used instead of traditional wheels) provide flexible control. The Pitch ribbon has a user programmable software "spring", allowing the pitch to jump back to center or remain at the value where the finger lifts off the surface. The Mod Ribbon also has the programmable "spring", and in addition, allows for different functions (software destinations) to be programmed for the 'up' position separately from the 'down' position.
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Every year, the ASL BiSL Foundation rewards organizations for their initiatives in the implementation of ASL® and/or BiSL®.
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