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People often take things too far on social media, but a Phoenix doctor may have raised the bar.
According to South Stands Denver, pediatric cardiologist Dr. Scott Schnee told Adrian Dater of the Denver Post to go see a movie in Aurora and join Jessica, a clear reference to Jessica Redfield who was killed in the "Dark Knight Rises" shooting.
Why? Because Dater was harsh on the Phoenix Coyotes.
The account was set to private before it was deleted.
In a series of follow-up tweets, Schnee did not show much remorse, instead saying it just happened to hit Coloradans where it hurts.
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I don't think animals are the equals of people. If they were, then we wouldn't really be any more responsible for them than they are for us. However anyone thinks we got here, to me it seems pretty clear that humans are, for better or worse, by default charged with the keeping of all the other animals while at the same time taking care of ourselves as a species. It's not always as cut-and-dry as it seems. For example, around here, lots of people go deer hunting every year. (You have to buy a tag for each deer you want to kill.) As a kid that seemed mean to me. As an adult I see what happens to deer when they are driven closer to human civilization and stressed by lack of food. Around here, other than perhaps the occasional fawn killed by a coyote, deer mostly don't have predators other than human. If their numbers are not kept in check, they will start dying from lack of food and diseases that attack stressed animals. (It's not hypothetical; it really does happen. The drought this year and the snows the few years prior were pretty tough on the area's deer population.) That seems much worse to me than a quick shot to the heart (where most hunters aim).
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While I understand the reasoning behind WotC's big push on Eberron from a long-term business point of view, it still makes me and Baby Jesus cry a little on the inside. I like the sound of DDO's gameplay ideas, but I just can't help but be wistful for some classic Forgotten Realms or something similar. Call me old-school. That said, like Star Wars Episodes II and III, I still have to experience it firsthand before I can pronounce final judgement. I've been pleasantly surprised in the past. Only time will tell.
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Does anybody else grimace with some disgust at the mention of Wizards of the Coast? I lost a lot of interest in D&D when they took over and tried to make everything a little more mainstream and bottom-line-oriented. The use of Eberron, whatever that is, is kind of indicative. Personally, I would have chosen Planescape, with newbies starting in Sigil and then getting pushed towards one of the planes based on their actions over time. Or at least Greyhawk for us old guys!
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No matter how subtle the wizard, a knife in his back will seriously cramp his style.
WOTC will never promote Greyhawk because it is so closely linked to EGG.
Forgotten Realms is a Licensing snakepit.
Planescape, Darksun, Ravenloft, & Birthright were all niche universes without real mass appeal.
Besides all those were 2nd edition (or earlier) and WOTC wants to promote Ed. 3.5.
So that leaves Eberron with all its nonsense and steampunk art that old schoolers despise.
IMO Turbine would have been better off creating their own world. But since they are setting the game on an unknown continent and practically the only thing they are adapting from Eberron is the Warforged race, I guess they practically are creating their own world.
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It sounds interesting, and like they are putting a lot of thought and work into this. The four rank per level things answered some of my questions of longevity. I didn't see how 20 levels were gonna hold people for long, they'll tear through that with no real end game.
The no pvp thing kinda threw me off, but I can understand it, However, what I find hard to get past is no crafting etc, no random mob slaying for exp. I wonder how long the game will remain fun. Will this be a pay monthly, or something like guildwars where you can just log on with your friends to run a quest or two once in awhile.
With something like this, if it doesn't want to dry up and dissapear like AC2, then they will need something along the lines of old MUDS like Gemstone or Dragon Realms, where there were live gm events, festivals, server wide quests involving anyone who cares to participate, really push the RP. Otherwise why would anyone play this game?
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Unlike most people (it seems), I'm all for Eberron. I've actually played it and read the campaign book for a while now. It's a great setting, and has tons of room for expansion. While the other realms are pretty much all done, there really isn't that much the players can influence. forgotten Realms, while a great books series, and a decent campaign realm, just is way too complete for any kind of expandability. Becides then I'd have to put up with 500000 dritizz, drittiztz, ddrriittzz and so forth, it's bad enough as it in most MMORPG's can you imangine an actual D&D forgotten realms setting and what names we'd be hit with.
I'm not too keen of the 4 levels within a level thing. I would have perfered just bog standard DnD exp rules.
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The enemy is so dumb! They believe that WE are the enemy! - A famous orc commander.
I was more hoping the players to be original this time and use names like: Fifiriona, Sosolusek, XiaOnyx, and so on.
- "If I understand you well, you are telling me until next time. " - René Levesque about the denial NO on the poll to his dream, project and goal. (Free translation)
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With this no crafting and quests only, will all characters get the same gear for their class? I cant imagine everyone looking the same, that is bland.
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Freedom of choice
I am playing GW for some time now.
It is fully instanced , no crafting system. Only thing DDO is promising on top of this is twitch based combat -
Unfortunatley GW system just doesnt cut it. And if it was not free monthly , nobody would play it.
Still I am hoping that first D&D based MMORPG would turn out fine
And Ebberon is actually interesting setting
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" few of our readers were wondering if you were planning on including any planar baddies in the game. Anything, for example, from the Abyss?
Eberron has its own cosmology that is different from the planes of other campaign settings. And we have monsters that come from several of them. "
Frankly, this is STUPID. D&D already has a WEALTH of information on the planes. 2nd ed Planescape was by FAR the most interesting and fun setting to play in. 3.5e's books on the planes take from that awesome setting and interpret it, with some changes, for modern D&D. Eberon having it's own cosmology is boring. The planes are the planes. Every prime based planet is but a speck IN the planes. Having your own planes is boring and I am willing to bet 95% of every long time D&D player is disappointed that such a great setting isn't being taken advantage of so that Turbine can make it's on crappy generic ones.
My interest in the game just went from great to 'what ever' because of that. I was interested in this game solely because of the hope that they would introduce the planes. Now that I know they are gonna use their own crappy generic garbage ones, I'm just not NEARLY as interested. Perhaps that will change, but I am experiencing terrible disappointment right now.
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Eberron is interesting.
Forgotten Realms is Striking!!!!!!
I disagree wityyh the say that everything in FR has been done
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I needed to remember what?
I am only going to play this since it has the D&D name on it
Not becuase it's like D&D
I trust D&D enough to at least give the game a try, but I think they are really turning off Hardcore D&D. I know when I DM a game the 1st thing people ask after they kill something is "How much EXP was that?" If I told them none, in fact you lost some EXP, I would be beat into a bloody lump of flesh
I always award experience at the end of a 'story'. If the players ask how much xp such and such was, I just say 'not much' or 'to much' or something like that hehe.
As to all of FR being done, I to disagree. FR has some great stuff, but every game that comes out for some reason is focused on the Sword Coast! The only time I've played a non-sword coast based FR RPG, was playing peoples modules in NWN. So much of what makes FR cool isn't on the sword coast. In fact I prefer not playing that area when I DM games. I generally go with cormyr, the dales, or even farthur south or west. Tangles with the Zents, trying to survive in Thay, dealing with greedy Sembia. Or even other areas on the sword coast, but non-traditional. Like the strange lands of Tethyr and such.
There is so much more to FR then the northern and central Sword Coast, but you never see any FR games based anywhere else for some odd reason.
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After gaming for 25 years (Yep i'm that old) I must say I really like D&D3.5 and all their settings. (As to be honest during D&D 2 we all went off and played other systems like rolemaster or vampire etc as they had much better ideas!).
But what I don't understand is Turbine doing DDO and anyone thinking it's going to be a success!!??
We already have DDO!! It's called Neverwinter nights and in Feb 06 we get NWN2. New graphics engine and more PW support than NWN. Coming with Prestiege classes out of the box without expansions and the same script engine so all our old cool scripts for crafting, AI and sweet functions can be used with little alteration.
There already is a DDO with huge community support and this sure isn't it!!!!???!!!
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The enemy is so dumb! They believe that WE are the enemy! - A famous orc commander.
Not to forget...most D&D long term fans doesnt like NWN (dont make it a bad game). DDO seems to think NWN is a start on every topic and trying to go deeper in the way most fans didnt like. D&D fans are not EQ fans, they are...D&D fans, with a long history of computers products, which were successfull, which where praise (Baldur's Gates is a consensus(on PC), nearly nobody in the fan base say they didnt like it).
Give them a try? As long as they answer YES to raiding, no way I give them a try...or to any major company. A small company, maybe they have to cope with raiding since it is a simplification system to try to have everything in 1...but a big company like WotC, they can do MUCH better then raiding as high end for everyone.
- "If I understand you well, you are telling me until next time. " - René Levesque about the denial NO on the poll to his dream, project and goal. (Free translation)
I think people are looking forward to DDO because it'll probably have more of that 'mmog community' feel then NWN or any PW's. :) Course, the whole instanced thing may perhaps ruin that.
I've been DM'ing for about as long and I agree, the 3.5e settings are all very nice. During 2e I played some Forgotten Realms but actually a lot of my own creation. That and Planescape. I still have the boxed sets from that just because it was just so flamboyant and original, I try my best to work it into my higher lvl 3.5e campaigns. :)
As to NWN, I played it for years. Never got into the PW thing all 'to' much, but they were fun. I more enjoyed downloading peoples mods, or most the time, working on my own. I only released 2 mods, but I was working on a highly detailed and long one for a while. I figured since NWN2 is so close, I'll just convert it or restart it there. :)
I'm hugely looking forward to NWN2, much more so then DDO. It'll probably be the better of the two and more PW support is always welcome. However, I had no idea release was schedules for february. WOOT!


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I just bought a Chrome molly barrel from EBRGs so once i build a rifle around it and shoot the living piss out of stuff with it ill let you know how it holds up
A topic I know something about. I can say that a stainless H-Bar elite 24" AR I built a decade ago was the most accurate 5.56 I ever saw. For durability though chrome lining cannot be beat. There is a slight loss of accuracy due to the chroming process not being able to deposit a perfectly even layer of material. This is true with electro-plating as well as the chem only electro-less systems in use. I don't know if anyone re-grinds the lands (this would help accuracy). If some company could devise a way to grind both chromed lands and grooves, I think they would have built a better mouse trap. Or at least a better mouse shooter.
There are many names for nitride treatment (Glock=tennifer, melonite, hard blue, etc...). It is all pretty much the same result. The processes can differ from a hot bath to atmospheric heating in a chamber. This video is a decent example:
Now guys, I am NOT a metallurgist or a chemical engineer, I just love to learn and research everything. Everything I've written here are the facts as I understand them. Basically they heat up the item in a high nitrogen-carbon rich environment. This allows a symmetrical case hardening of the material with the inner core metal at the same hardness levels. This allows a harder than chrome surface that is not brittle. This is not a new process, I believe there are some weapons from Switzerland or Sweden (always get them confused) that were nitride treated back around 1900's.
I personally believe that if done correctly, this is a superior product than chrome due to the fact that this cannot flake off, doesn't degrade accuracy, is harder (at minimum is as hard) as chrome, treats the entire structure (bore, port, outside, etc...), and can in theory make a less expensive barrel steel equal to any other in terms of function.
There is a thread here too:
Barrel Steel and treatments? What's all out there and what works? - AR15.COM
I'll be curious to see which lasts longer, my AR or my Mosins? Neither are chrome lined. I will say those Mosins are tough old Russian mules and good shooters..
Probably the mosin, pretty much anything in .224 diameter bullets will run into throat erosion. Thinking on that, I like the design of the .22 hornet, it's long neck probably reduces turbulence in the chamber's throat by giving the gasses time to "calm down" before leaving the case...
I ended up getting a chrome lined for my new midlength AR.
I like the fact that I don't have to clean it as often, also it's very accurate.
Whoo for chrome lined AR barrels. If it's a reasonable quality one with a smoothly machined chamber then you shouldn't ever need to clean it out. Only if you noticed decreased accuracy from copper fouling, but I dunno if I'd be able to tell the difference, lol.
Nice discussion guys I've know about nitrade hardening a while as its a common treatment to high performance camshafts (and many other parts) as stated earlier.
One question though, on dsa's nitrade hardened ak barrel they sell, how would one go about drilling the barrel pin holes and all that? Carbide?
Please post their response if you do. I would also like to know.


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- Scrambling in german and the non-locality of local TDGs (2000)
- Existing analyses of German scrambling phenomena within TAG-related formalisms all use non-local variants of TAG. However, there are good reasons to prefer local grammars, in particular with respect to the use of the derivation structure for semantics. Therefore this paper proposes to use local TDGs, a TAG-variant generating tree descriptions that shows a local derivation structure. However the construction of minimal trees for the derived tree descriptions is not subject to any locality constraint. This provides just the amount of non-locality needed for an adequate analysis of scrambling. To illustrate this a local TDG for some German scrambling data is presented.
- Tree-local MCTAG with shared nodes : an analysis of word order variation in German and Korean (2004)
- Tree Adjoining Grammars (TAG) are known not to be powerful enough to deal with scrambling in free word order languages. The TAG-variants proposed so far in order to account for scrambling are not entirely satisfying. Therefore, an alternative extension of TAG is introduced based on the notion of node sharing. Considering data from German and Korean, it is shown that this TAG-extension can adequately analyse scrambling data, also in combination with extraposition and topicalization.
- A unified representation for morphological, syntactic, semantic, and referential annotations (2004)
- This paper reports on the SYN-RA (SYNtax-based Reference Annotation) project, an on-going project of annotating German newspaper texts with referential relations. The project has developed an inventory of anaphoric and coreference relations for German in the context of a unified, XML-based annotation scheme for combining morphological, syntactic, semantic, and anaphoric information. The paper discusses how this unified annotation scheme relates to other formats currently discussed in the literature, in particular the annotation graph model of Bird and Liberman (2001) and the pie-in-thesky scheme for semantic annotation.
- The PaGe 2008 shared task on parsing German (2008)
- The ACL 2008 Workshop on Parsing German features a shared task on parsing German. The goal of the shared task was to find reasons for the radically different behavior of parsers on the different treebanks and between constituent and dependency representations. In this paper, we describe the task and the data sets. In addition, we provide an overview of the test results and a first analysis.
- Preferences and Defaults for Definiteness and Number in Japanese to German Machine Translation (1996)
- A significant problem when translating Japanese dialogues into German is the missing information on number and definiteness in the Japanese analysis output. The integration of the search for such information into the transfer process provides an efficient solution. General transfer includes conditions to make it possible to consider external knowledge. Thereby, grammatical and lexical knowledge of the source language, knowledge of lexical restrictions on the target language, domain knowledge and discourse knowledge are accessible.
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- The two papers included in this volume have developed from work with the CHILDES tools and the Media Editor in the two research projects, "Second language acquisition of German by Russian learners", sponsored by the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen, from 1998 to 1999 (directed by Ursula Stephany, University of Cologne, and Wolfgang Klein, Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen) and "The age factor in the acquisition of German as a second language", sponsored by the German Science Foundation (DFG), Bonn, since 2000 (directed by Ursula Stephany, University of Cologne, and Christine Dimroth, Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen). The CHILDES Project has been developed and is being continuously improved at Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, under the supervision of Brian MacWhinney. Having used the CHILDES tools for more than ten years for transcribing and analyzing Greek child data there it was no question that I would also use them for research into the acquisition of German as a second language and analyze the big amount of spontaneous speech gathered from two Russian girls with the help of the CLAN programs. When in the spring of 1997, Steven Gillis from the University of Antwerp (in collaboration with Gert Durieux) developed a lexicon-based automatic coding system based on the CLAN program MOR and suitable for coding languages with richer morphologies than English, such as Modern Greek. Coding huge amounts of data then became much quicker and more comfortable so that I decided to adopt this system for German as well. The paper "Working with the CHILDES Tools" is based on two earlier manuscripts which have grown out of my research on Greek child language and the many CHILDES workshops taught in Germany, Greece, Portugal, and Brazil over the years. Its contents have now been adapted to the requirements of research into the acquisition of German as a second language and for use on Windows.
- Bubenhofer, Noah (2009): Sprachgebrauchsmuster. Korpuslinguistik als Methode der Diskurs- und Kulturanalyse. (2012)
- Rezension zu Bubenhofer, Noah (2009): Sprachgebrauchsmuster. Korpuslinguistik als Methode der Diskurs- und Kulturanalyse. Berlin/New York: de Gruyter. 1. Aufl., 388 Seiten. ( = Sprache und Wissen 4).


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As Rickie Fowler, Angel Cabrera and Jim Furyk made the turn around 2:30 p.m., thunder rumbled and the rain began shortly after. The horns blew, fans scattered and umbrellas went up. What would the AT&T National be without a little rain?
Last year, the tournament was miraculously kept on schedule after a derecho swept through the region between the second and third rounds, leaving over 40 fallen trees all over the course, some directly in the middle of fairways. Yet the players trudged through on Saturday, the course completely vacant of fans, as officials deemed the conditions too dangerous for spectators.
This year's edition of a storm wasn't quite the same severity — wind gusts were much less than 80 miles per hour — that trashed the grounds last year, but it was enough to delay play for a little more than three hours on Friday. At times the sky looked innocent enough for the players to go warm-up range, but the storms came back and the players had to shuffle back inside.
On the course, plenty of unexpected events occurred. Jordan Spieth, a teenager, shares the lead (7-under par) over a field comprised of more than a half-dozen major tournament champions. Patrick Reed, with his wife as his caddie, needed just 29 shots over his final nine holes of the day,
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It was all College of Charleston from the outset. The Cougars hit their first five shots building a 20-2 lead. Farad Cobb (West Palm Beach, Fla.) and Ronrico White (Knoxville, Tenn.) combined for eight straight points to cut it to 10, 20-10, but the Mocs would get no closer. CofC posted a 30-11 run to build its lead to 29, 50-21, before Eric Robertson's (Huntsville, Ala.) three-pointer sent the teams into the locker room with UTC down 50-24.
The second half was little different for the Mocs. CofC led by as many as 35, 79-44, on two Trent Wideman free throws with 7:40 remaining. UTC scored the final eight points of the game with Robertson closing the game the same way he ended the opening 20 minutes, with a three-pointer.
White led the Mocs with 10 points. The squad shot a meager 35 percent (21-60) with the four post players accounting for 28.6 percent (8-28) from the field. Gee McGhee (Baton Rouge, La.) added a season-high four steals.
Anthony Stitt led all scorers with 20 points for the Cougars. He was joined in double figures by Willis Hall (13), Adjehi Baru (13), Anthony Thomas (11) and Trent Wiedeman (11). Andrew Lawrence added 10 assists.
CofC was dominant inside from start-to-finish. It tallied a 14-rebound advantage on the glass, 46-32. The Cougars grabbed more defensive rebounds (35) than the Mocs had total (32). They also doubled UTC's with a 40-20 margin on points in the paint.
Despite the loss, Chattanooga returns home as winners of five of its last seven games. After four in a row on the road, UTC returns to the Scenic City next weekend as SoCon North Division rivals Appalachian State and Western Carolina come to town. App State invades on Thursday, January 17, while the Catamounts visit on Saturday. Both game times are scheduled for 7 p.m.
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On Monday, as you may know, we found out the answer to the question we have been asking for some time: "What is the state of our state?"
Gov. Jan Brewer was prepared to tell us in her annual address and there are some changes called for: the staffing of child protective services will be improved and Medicaid will be available to more people, but is the state of our state about to dramatically change in its neighborly relationship with the Mexican state of Sonora or any of the rest of that country?
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At issue is a plan by the Community Justice Centers of Washington County to lease the single-family home for the four men. Those who live in the neighborhood strenuously oppose the plan and were vocal in their opposition at the select board meeting.
Berlin's zoning administrator temporarily forestalled the issue by ruling that leasing the house to the Community Justice Centers would require a conditional use permit because such a lease would make the house a "state facility."
Berlin's zoning, in fact, does not appear to support such a ruling and states that group homes occupied by six or fewer residents should be treated as a single- family dwelling.
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They need to live somewhere.
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Author Russell Banks, in his book Lost Memory of Skin, writes about convicted sex offenders who have served their time and live in a homeless shelter under an underpass in Florida. He describes a scene and a life of hopeless desperation for those trying to comply with that state's rules prohibiting them from living within a specific distance of where children gather.
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I have been climbing for 18 years and suffer from different injuries that come and go every year. Right now I have inner elbow pain that hurts right on the pointy elbow bone. In the past few years I've had hurt fingers, elbows, wrists, back, knees, etc. It seems like every time I start getting through one injury, another pops up. I once hurt my back stretching in bed. I am not sure if I need to start doing some cross training (I usually hurt myself when I try) or change my diet, etc.
I've found out the hard way that being constantly injured is categorically unsuccessful with the Ladies. The mating drive is not driven by empathy. In one particular year I broke ligaments in both elbows, and knees, and sustained multiple fractures in a finger, followed by several more breaks in an ankle. My Hottie wouldn't even look me in the eye, I was so pathetic. One morning, as I got out of bed, she told me my bum was getting bigger.
That was the year following my graduation, the first year since I started climbing where I was not subjected to an eight weeks' time-out for exams twice a year. I had blamed this training apnea for not becoming a world-dominating weapon.
Alas, I realized too late that these study interludes actually did me a great service.
Every injury has a pathological flow chart behind it, showing where decisions were made and the breakdown guaranteed. But hindsight is always 20/20. The trick is to recognize the chance of injury -- is that niggle in your shoulder getting worse? Does your back feel a little too tight? -- and proceed with care. Intuition is your fairy godmother and Discipline is her dungeon master. Pay attention to what your body is telling you and you will be injured much less frequently.
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As you can see, I spent a lot of time at Chelsea Market while I was in New York. My hotel was right across the street, so I ended up killing a lot of time there by shopping and eating. Usually I would've tried to get out and see the city more, but unfortunately I didn't have a lot of time, and I was alone. I played it safe and stayed in Chelsea.
Except when I first arrived. I had my driver immediately drop me off at Momofuku Milk Bar (in the East Village) instead of my hotel. Except it wasn't the original Momofuku Milk Bar; it was some kind of smaller outlet store. Their menu was the same as the larger Momofuku, though. Maybe the larger Momofuku doesn't exist anymore?
I had a few things on my list to try: all of the cookies, crack pie, candy bar pie, and cereal milk soft serve.
I ordered two of each kind of cookie. I've been reading Christina Tosi's Momofuku Milk Bar cookbook and had to know what the texture was like with her cookies. She uses glucose and milk powder in her cookies to make them chewy, crispy and soft in the middle.
Cornflake-Chocolate Chip Marshmallow Cookie. I liked this one. First off, I should probably tell you that I liked all of the cookies. Some more than others. The corny flavor and crispy texture makes this cookie unique. I wouldn't say I was blown away by it though.
Peanut Butter Cookie. These are soft, chewy, salty and have a strong brown sugar flavor. I think she must use molasses. Once again, good, but I wasn't wowed.
Corn Cookie. This was probably my favorite cookie, and it was Eric's, too (I brought him some samples). This cookie isn't crazy-different in texture – it's like a soft sugar cookie – but I liked it because it was so simple, and the corn flavor was great. She uses corn flour and corn powder in these. It makes them taste like Cap'n Crunch.
This is the Blueberry & Cream Cookie. These are just cool; they taste like a chewy blueberry muffin. They're softer than the other cookies, and they have dried blueberries and white chocolate in them.
The famous Compost Cookie. Made with chocolate chips, butterscotch chips, oats, potato chips, pretzels, and coffee. It was okay. I preferred the compost cookie my mom and I had a few years back. This one was a little sad compared to that one. Seriously, compare the picture in that post to this one.
This is the Candy Bar Pie. It has a chocolate cookie crust topped with a thick caramel, a peanut butter nougat (I think), chocolate ganache, and a pretzel. Overall, pretty delicious. This pie is rich, though – wow! It was a little salty for me, and the caramel texture was more gelatinous than I thought it would be.. but I'm being nitpicky. I guess I'm just partial to the next pie.
Crack Pie! This was my favorite Momofuku dessert. It tastes like a cross between gooey butter cake and chess pie. Buttery-brown sugar-oat crust topped with buttery sweet goo and powdered sugar. Mmm. I will be making this pie from the cookbook very soon!
All of those cookies and pie were a good appetizer, but I was more than ready for dinner. Wink.
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I heard about Motorino from Lorie's blog, and a few other blogs I read. I ordered the brussel sprout & smoked pancetta pizza with fior di latte, garlic and pecorino. I'm not a huge fan of brussel sprouts, but I was intrigued if they would work well on a pizza.
They did. Especially with the smoky pancetta. I like how they used more of the outer layers of the sprouts instead of putting whole or halved brussel sprouts on top.
The pecorino was good, too. The crust was the best pizza crust I think I've ever had. So light and bubbly. The pancetta was kind or raw, though… not crispy at all, and I didn't like that. The bottom of the middle of the crust was a little soggy, too. If they had baked it a few more minutes, I think it would have been perfect. Am I too picky? Yes? Should I lie to you and tell you the pizza was absolutely perfect? I had a commenter tell me a while back that I was too negative when I blog about trips. I think she had a point – it's something I'm going to work on – however, I try to be honest and tell you exactly how I feel about things. Sometimes I think I'm negative because it allow me to make more jokes. I like joking around. Anyway.
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Valentine cupcakes and cookies!
Baked Macaroni and Cheese and cider from Friedman's Lunch.
The Jacque Torres chocolate chip cookie was amazing. I have more appreciation for it since the last time I had one. They're buttery and crisp… and the chocolate, oh my, the chocolate. The cookie is loaded with dark chocolate.
The other cookie I had was from Sarabeth's Bakery. It was called a chocolate chubby. The outer shell was crispy, the inside was soft and gooey like a brownie, and loaded with pecans. I really liked it. I found the recipe online, so I know what I'm baking next!
So that's basically it. When I wasn't filming for the show, I was eating cookies and daydreaming about starting a bakery of my own. Maybe someday!
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This Saturday, February 18, the Republican Party of Pushmataha County will hold precinct meetings to organize, elect officers, and prepare for the County Convention. All registered Republicans are asked to come and participate. Meeting times and places are as follows: Saturday, Feb. 18, 10 am, at the Clayton Senior Citizens Center – Precinct 9 (Nashoba), Precinct 13 (Honobia), Precinct 15 (Clayton), Precinct 16 (Tuskahoma) and Precinct 17 (Albion); Saturday, Feb. 18, 2 pm, at the Rattan Senior Citizens Center – Precinct 11 (Rattan), Precinct 12 (Sobol), and Precinct 14 (Cloudy); Saturday, Feb. 18, 5 pm, at the Wildlife Heritage Center in Antlers – Precinct 1 (Antlers Church of Christ), Precinct 2 (Antlers Community Building), Precinct 3 (Antlers City Library), Precinct 4 (Antlers Catholic Church), Precinct 5 (Miller), Precinct 7 (Moyers), Precinct 8 (Finley), and Precinct 10 (Snow).
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