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Published On: Dec 23 2012 10:05:11 AM CST Updated On: Dec 23 2012 10:28:38 AM CST
Police say a domestic disturbance late Saturday night ended with a woman being stabbed several times.
It happened just before midnight in the 100 block of Dorie.
Investigators say the woman and her boyfriend got into a fight and that's when the man pulled a knife and stabbed her multiple times in the back.
The man left the scene.
The woman was rushed to SAMMC in serious condition.
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Funny why hasn't John Calipari ever had to face the music for all of his NCAA infractions committed at his former schools? Sounds to me like right now the NCAA is starting to come under major scrutiny for how it handles these investigations after recent news has leaked out that they paid Shapiro's attorney to obtain information outside of normal NCAA protocal. My guess is this whole mess will end up in a court system with the NCAA losing very badly and further damaging it's already substandard reputation. Furthermore, how come the NCAA takes what Shapiro says seriously when he says he paid Miami athletes but doesn't take him seriously when he says he couldn't afford to pay SEC football players as they were already being paid outside of his price range? Sort of fishy to me and reminds me of the whole Cam Newton debacle.
For the past week, we've been in a bit of an online debate with a few Missouri fans who took offense to our suggestion on the 17th that Frank Haith's lawyer appeared to be "prepping Mizzou fans for bad news." In their view, the NCAA can not punish the Tiger program for violations Haith may have committed while coaching at Miami.
Well, it's true that the NCAA isn't going to hit Missouri with charges over any Miami mistakes. However — and this is what those few holdouts still fail to grasp — MU can still be punished indirectly if the NCAA decides to go after Haith. A recent SEC example: Bruce Pearl and Tennessee.
The NCAA did not drop the hammer on the Vol basketball program in 2011, as many Big Orange fans had feared. But once it became clear Pearl was to be hit with a show-cause penalty (three years in his case), the school was effectively forced to dismiss him. The Vol program is still trying to recover despite the fact that technically the NCAA levied more punishments on UT's ex-coach than on UT's program.
Yesterday, CBSSports.com's Jeff Goodman reported that a source "close to the situation" had revealed that Haith would soon receive notice from the NCAA that he would be charged with unethical conduct and a failure to promote an atmosphere of compliance. You know who else was hit with both of those charges? Yep, Pearl.
In Haith's case, the NCAA has reportedly been unable to prove that former Miami booster Nevin Shapiro gave $10,000 to Haith's staff to pay for the services of former Hurricane DeQuan Jones. That's the claim made by Shapiro. But the NCAA still intends to hit Missouri's coach with an unethical conduct charge because it believes — and Shapiro's mother has confirmed — that money allegedly given to Haith's assistants for "camp money" actually went back to Shapiro as repayment for the cash he provided to ink Jones. In addition, Haith and three aides will face punishment for providing impermissible airline travel for two Miami players and for allowing interaction between Shapiro and Hurricane recruits during their visits to Coral Gables.
Haith said last evening that he and Missouri officials are "in constant contact with the NCAA all the time about this case, (and)… it's inappropriate for me to say anything other than just that."
The university put out its own statement:
"The University of Missouri is aware of today's story from CBS Sports. The University has been in communication with the NCAA regarding their ongoing efforts related to the University of Miami investigation. Coach Haith and the University of Missouri continue to cooperate fully. However, we are not at liberty to comment further out of respect for the NCAA process."
If Goodman's source is corrrect and Haith is charged with unethical conduct and failure to promote an atmosphere of compliance, he'll have 90 days to respond to the allegations. A hearing would follow in the summer and then a decision would come sometime between the fall and the end of the year.
Haith's attorney, Michael Buckner, wasn't exactly thrilled with Goodman's report:
"Until my client, Frank Haith, receives a notice of allegations from the NCAA, the CBSSports.com report is premature. The NCAA's investigation in the University of Miami enforcement case is ongoing…
It is unfortunate that CBSSports.com's unnamed source believed violating the NCAA confidentiality rule was worthwhile. The report did not advance anyone's interests (except the source's) and is making a mockery of what is supposed to be a fair process."
Buckner went on to say that "any allegations asserted by Nevin Shapiro against my client cannot be supported."
NCAA spokesperson Stacey Osburn has said the NCAA does "not have a comment at this time."
Armed with all that background info, there are still two major questions in need of answering…
What happens to Haith?
If history is any indication, there's a good chance Haith will not be coaching Missouri this time next year.
If Goodman's source is correct, the NCAA believes Haith gave investigators false information. Due to the NCAA's lack of subpoena power, lying to its investigators is as big a sin in the eyes of the governing body as paying a player. For that reason, the misleading of investigators almost always results in a show-cause penalty… and show-cause penalties always result in dismissals for football and men's basketball coaches. Head coach or assistant coach, winning coach or losing coach, a show-cause ban is the closest thing to an NCAA death sentence.
Most often, school administrators do not want a coach living under a show-cause cloud to tarnish the institution's name. And in Haith's case, a clause in his contract gives MU the right to fire him for "any behavior of the Employee that brings him into public disrepute, contempt, scandal or ridicule or any behavior that is unfavorable to the reputation or moral or ethical standards of the University." Haith's contract even covers "any violation which occurred during prior employment of the Employee at another NCAA member institution."
If he's hit with a show-cause penalty, it shouldn't be too tough for Missouri to fire Haith for "cause" and escape without paying him one penny of buyout cash.
For those Tiger fans who would prefer Mizzou just ride things out with Haith, are you prepared to have Haith's situation brought up during every single broadcast of an MU basketball game? Are you prepared for a national debate — played out from ESPN to your favorite local talk radio station — over whether or not Mizzou embarrassed itself by keeping an "unethical" coach on its payroll? Do you believe your school's administrators and biggest boosters are prepared for that kind of negative publicity?
Tennessee's boosters and administrators weren't when it came to the highly-successful Pearl. Ohio State boosters and administrators weren't when it came to their highly-successful football coach, Jim Tressel. The people charged with running an institution of higher learning typically don't stand by a coach if his firing alone will snuff out wave after wave of bad press.
This, of course, all hinges on whether or not Goodman's report is correct and whether or not Haith could convince the NCAA of his innocence during a hearing.
Now, there is one difference in this potential show-cause case and most others — Haith's violations came at another school. A show-penalty essentially prevents a coach from committing violations at one school, getting that school in trouble, and then moving on to another school unscathed. If a coach is given a show-cause penalty, any school wanting to hire him would have to go before the NCAA and show cause for why that school should not be hit with penalties for hiring the coach in question.
In Haith's case, he's already been hired by Missouri. But for those thinking that's a loophole, refer back to the previous paragraphs regarding the tarnishing of a school's image. Quite simply, the stink created by just looking for a loophole — even if the coach is 43-9 like Haith — has been too great for all other major programs to ignore. And if Mizzou did fight to keep Haith — and Haith was not able to talk his way out of the NCAA doghouse — the Tiger program could still be penalized. Not for the issues in Miami, mind you, but for hiring and keeping someone hit with a show-cause penalty (for his issues in Miami).
This was an issue at Tennessee and at Ohio State. Once the NCAA dropped tough penalties on Pearl and Tressel rather than stiff penalties on their programs, fans of both schools wondered why their coaches couldn't have survived considering how small the schools' penalties turned out to be. But the schools' decisions to fire both coaches led to lighter sentences for the schools. Had Tennessee and/or Ohio State kept their coaches, the schools likely would have been hit with much harder sanctions.
If the NCAA feels that Haith is a dirty coach and it wants to punish him for his deeds at Miami, it can punish him for those deeds while he's at Missouri. For example, if Mizzou ignored the show-cause penalty and chose to keep him, there would be nothing to stop the NCAA from hitting Haith with a three-year recruiting ban. How do you think the Tiger basketball program would fare if its head coach couldn't hit the road, scout AAU games, or even meet with recruits during their official visits to campus?
If Goodman's source is correct and Haith can't talk his way out of this, Missouri's coach in 2013 probably won't be walking the Tiger sideline in 2014.
What happens to Missouri?
The Tiger athletic department recently announced a $200 million plan to renovate and upgrade athletic facilities across its campus over the next decade. New revenue from the school's move to the Southeastern Conference will help to pay for those projects. But revenue from the cash cow sport of football will be key as well. And Missouri's football program appears to have a steep learning curve ahead of it after a rough first year in the SEC.
Upon its entry into the league, Missouri's basketball program was expected to serve as the Tigers' calling card. Indeed, Haith's team — despite injuries and suspensions — is one of three league teams that would most likely land an NCAA bid if the tournament began today. But if Haith goes, how big of a step backward does Missouri basketball take?
If football struggles again next fall and the school is forced to make a change at the top of its basketball program, how safe, then, is athletic director Mike Alden? Alden is the man who made the surprising hire of Haith when Mike Anderson jetted from Columbia for Arkansas. While the Yahoo! Sports report that blew this story sky high was still months away, the NCAA was already five months into its investigation of Miami when Alden tabbed Haith (much to the disappointment of many MU fans). Did Alden do enough due diligence on Haith before hiring him?
According to Missouri chancellor Brady Deaton in August of 2011, the school's background check on Haith was thorough. "Everything came back very clear, very positive," he said shortly after the Shapiro's allegations made national headlines. "(It) left us assured that his was an individual (Haith) that would provide the leadership we desire at the University of Missouri. We feel good about the process."
Alden had better hope the power brokers in Columbia still feel good about the process today, 17 months later.
Pinkel — fairly or not — will enter the 2013 season on warm-to-hot seat. The threat of serious NCAA penalties might lead to Haith's ouster. If Pinkel and Haith are in hot water, there boss, Alden, likely will be, too. And to complicate matters, it's Alden who's driving the bus on that expensive renovation project we mentioned earlier.
These are troubled times for Missouri. And they look to get a little bit worse before they get better.


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Trick-Or-Treating in the halls began as a simple class project under the previous leadership adviser at the school as part of class requirements. It has continued because of the local support of the staff and community.
"(This event) has grown each and every year and would be impossible to quit doing it. It is part of our community" Matt Faker, the current Leadership Adviser, says.
The event, put together over a series of weeks. Is completely planned and executed by students. Headed by a committee of five, along with the entire class of 33 students, planning begins weeks ahead of time goes right up to the night of the event with student members of the school's various clubs doing their own fundraising that night.
The entire event is a benefit to the community as a whole. The school collects five barrels of food on average that go to those in need in the community. Money raised goes to the various clubs and sports teams of the school so they can use it as they need it and the 100s of kids who show up get to trick-or-treat in a safe, warm environment. There will be nearly 40 doors for kids to stop at and get candy. There are also games, ranging from fishing to pin the tail on the donkey, that parents and kids can choose to play as well as cakewalks and other events.
"Clubs charge $.25 to $1.00 to play the games and all that money goes to the clubs to do club stuff."
First and foremost, Trick-or-Treating in the Halls is a food drive, though it has obviously grown into much more.
"Active and involved programs follow the Nevada Association of Student Councils and one of the requirements is a food drive," Faker said. The cost to get in is either $2 or 2 cans of food and once inside Trick-or-Treating is free.
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229 1/2 E Main St, Milford, MA | Directions 0175742.151593 -71.493495
Mon.-Thurs.- 11:30am.-9:30pm, Fri.- 11:30-10pm., Sat.- 12:00 pm.- 10pm., Sun.- 12:00pm.- 9pm. Sushi Bar: Sun.- 4pm.-9pm, Mon.- closed, Tues.-Thurs.- 12:30pm.-2:30pm, Fri.- 12:00 pm.-12:30pm., Sat.- 4pm.-10pm
Terrible Experience – My wife and I decided to try this restaurant after driving by a few times and are sorry to say our experience was terrible.
It started off by our waiting for over 10 minutes for our waitress to come over. It would have been one thing if she was tied up in the back or something but she walked back and fourth several times without acknowledging us. This was a theme all night as our drinks were empty most of the night and other diners who arrived 20-30 minutes after us had already left by the time we got our bill.
So once we we were finally acknowledged, we ordered a couple of appetizers. The sweet potato french fries were pretty good and were actually the highlight of the evening. The gnocchi were overcooked though and the vodka sauce was extremely salty and overall not very good.
When it came time to order our meals my wife had several questions about the weekly special that was in the menu which the waitress answered. When the meals came the "special" that my wife ordered did not look like what was described in the menu at all so we figured they had sent the wrong meal. Unfortunately the waitress did not come over to ask about our meals so I just started eating mine and shared some with my wife while we waiting and waited. When the waitress finally showed up she realized that the special in our menus were last weeks which is why it was different than what my wife ordered. When we asked what she was actually served, we found out that it contained seafood to which my wife is allergic. She had almost gotten to the point of trying it to see if she liked it...good thing she did not! I really do not see how this could have happened when my asked the waitress some very specific questions about the special that was in the menu. It was clear to us that the waitress knew very little about the menu. So my wife ordered a replacement entree that arrived after I was through with my meal. She ate two bites of it as it was terrible. I ordered pizza for my meal and it was OK...certainly not the best Neapolitan pizza on earth like their website claims.
When the bill came we were very surprised to see that the charge for my wife's meal was not waived. We decided to ask about this because virtually every other restaurant we have ever eaten at would have not charged us for that meal given the mix up, delays and ultimately delivering a meal that was so bad my wife would not even eat it despite being very hungry.
The waitress scowled at us and said she would ask the manager who came over in a few minutes and said that she would waive the charge but in the process proceeded to be extremely rude and condescending to us. Overall, this was by far the worst dining experience my wife and I have had in over 10 years.
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This is the Army's National Training Center, where since 1981 the service has helped its soldiers get ready for battles they might have to fight in the future. Until 2004, the training was focused on Cold War-era adversaries, but in the wake of 9/11, the Army re-engineered Fort Irwin's curriculum to prepare soldiers for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, especially because the base's terrain -- harsh desert and even harsher mountains -- has a lot in common with what soldiers might encounter in the Middle East.
Almost every month, a new brigade of around 6,000 soldiers rolls into the base, about 30 miles northeast of Barstow, Calif., for three weeks of training. The first two take place in mock villages against members of the Army's 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, a unit posted permanently to Fort Irwin that is tasked with playing the enemy. Those battles involve blanks, but a careful assessment of who is "killed" or "injured," and how the visiting unit does.
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As part of Road Trip 2012, CNET reporter Daniel Terdiman stopped in on Fort Irwin this week to find out how the Army trains the brigades it will soon be sending into the combat zone.
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I think maybe he said "acidize"as it sounds like you maybe pumping the well dry. Acid is a way of treating the well to let more water in. You can't be mad at the pump or the pump man, if there is not enough water in the well to pump.
Okay, so I moved into this house a few months back. Almost immediately we get a leak. We live on a slab, so we have a plumber come out and he reruns the pipes so that they go through the attic and not the underground. It took us a while to get the leak fixed because the first plumber we had kept jerking us around for a couple of months.
In the mean time, about 2-1/2 weeks ago we noticed a strong sulphur smell in the hot and cold water. So, our new plumber fixes our leak and changes out the anode rod and disinfects the water heater.
After that, the leak was fixed but we still have the sulphur smell. Not only that but when we run the hose outside for 10 minutes, all the water shuts off for about 10 minutes then it comes back on and shuts off, etc. THIS IS NOW MY MAIN PROBLEM. (It will run out from running too much water inside the house as well)
So we call a well guy. He tells us we need a new pump...this will probably fix all problems, etc, etc. He installs a Franklin Electric Model 2445059004 HP 1/2 pump and charges me $600 for the pump (which come to find out I can buy one myself for $300 pretty much anywhere.) He also chlorinates the well.
So that was yesterday morning. We are still having the EXACT same problems (sulphur smell, no water) but I think my old pump actually worked better.
I have a Reliance 606 water heater.
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The well guy said to call him back today if we still have no water pressure and he will oxidize (I think that is what he said). Of course, I am calling him back, but I really need some advice. I'm not trusting this guy at all now. Help!?!?!
I think maybe he said "acidize"as it sounds like you maybe pumping the well dry. Acid is a way of treating the well to let more water in. You can't be mad at the pump or the pump man, if there is not enough water in the well to pump.
Well, I'm not mad at anyone yet. Just frustrated. Trying to figure out what the problem is or could be without having any knowledge of plumbing whatsoever. When the guy clearly overcharges me...that is when I consider that he might not be too trustworthy.
I was asking here first so that I would have a better understanding and not have to take the well guy's word for it when I talk to him today.
I hope I'm not about to say something out of line or put my nose where it doesn't belong, but ........................
1- Based on your post, it does appear your original pump was functioning................ correct? It just couldn't pump water that wasn't there. After the serviceman conducted his troubleshooting, maybe he felt the pump was defective and it wasn't a water issue but a pump issue and he simply replaced the pump.
2- Today, you are right back to where you were originally ................. correct? I feel the well guy should be paid for his continued services and hopefully, he will determine the real cause .............. but if the original pump was not the problem, I feel he should re-install it and not chage for a pump. If you're like me, you want things corrected and don't mind paying, but you don't want to be charged for unnecessary expenditures. In other words, you can't justify paying for a "parts changer".
Hope you get things corrected soon.
$600 installed is not overcharging for a $300 pump. It is standard procedure for a pump man to double his cost on anything installed. The problem was that he replaced the pump in the first place, if the only problem was not enough water in the well. If you have steel casing, the acid will probably help. These are the kinds of things you really need a good well man to help with. So you may not want to give him a hard time about the new pump.
I would worry that if he couldn't tell a low producing well from a bad pump, you might not be working with a knowledgeable person.
Valveman said it best! $600.00 was a reasonable price for replacing the pump. . . but did you need a new pump is the question? My recommendation would be to remove the pump and test the well with air to determine the flow. If there isn't enough flow you have a well problem and not a pump problem. If the well is plugged Acidizing may or may not help.
Some people are only parts changers. Be sure that the pump person is state licensed as a pump installer and hopefully National Ground Water Assn. certified pump installer.
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He charged me $1000 - $600 labor and $600 for the pump...that I am starting to think that I didn't need.
And yes, I am back to where I started. Nothing was fixed.
I meant $400 for labor. It was a total of $1000. It only took him a couple of hours.


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Matters couldn't have looked much worse for the Bulldogs midway through the second quarter. They trailed 14-0 on the road against a ranked team and in an environment notable favorable to the home favorite Yellow Jackets.
To make matters worse, senior quarterback Chris Strott, back after two weeks spent mostly on the sideline trying to let a nagging injury heal, rolled an ankle late in the first quarter.
"I think everybody in the stands saw the kind of character our team is made up of," Smith said.
Atop the list of those who rose to the occasion was junior quarterback Cade Bradley. Bradley had played almost all of Piedmont's past two blowout wins but those victories came at the expense of White Plains and J.B. Pennington. This was Glencoe, the team that force Piedmont to overtime before the Bulldogs won in Piedmont last year.
Early in the week it, once Strott's availability was assured, Smith said he told his players in Bradley's presence that the junior would help Piedmont win an important football game somewhere down the road.
"I just didn't know it would be this soon," Smith said.
Piedmont trailed 17-14 after three quarters and faced a second-and-20 when the fourth quarter opened. Bradley hit Landon Pruitt coming across the middle for 10 yards. On third down, Smith went for the dagger. On a wheel route, a coverage breakdown left linebacker T.J. Daugherty in single coverage on Piedmont speedster Sarandon Dunbar.
Dunbar flew down the Piedmont sideline and past Daugherty. Bradley's release just beat a blitzing Glencoe player and he delivered the ball to Dunbar in stride. The play covered 69 yards and Piedmont led 21-17 after Dillon Terry booted the third of his four extra points.
Smith said guard Chazz Gamble released his initial blocking assignment just soon enough to delay the charging Yellow Jacket and give Bradley enough time to get the throw away.
"I was focused on the receiver," Bradley said. "I just thought I had to hit him. I couldn't underthrow him or overthrow him."
With 11:04 remaining, Piedmont had its first lead of the contest. Glencoe next two possessions ended in a punt and an interception by junior cornerback LaPhonzo Burroughs.
The return by Burroughs put the Bulldogs in business at the Glencoe 34-yard line. Two running plays netted a yard. With Piedmont facing third-and-9, Glencoe coach Lee Ozmint called his final timeout with 2:11 to go. Smith sensed something was up and, once he had seen Glencoe's adjustment, called a timeout, too.
When the ball was snapped, Dunbar and Jamie Major moved left out of the backfield and most of Glencoe's defense moved with them. Bradley headed the opposite direction, got around the right corner and beat the cornerback.
"He tried to tackle me but I broke away from him," Bradley said.
The result was a 33-yard touchdown with 2:02 to play. After passing its way downfield, Glencoe reached a first-and goal situation at the Piedmont 8 before turning the ball over on downs at the 3.
Major dominated the last six minutes of the second quarter. He crisscrossed the field on a touchdown run the officially covered 56 yards. The junior started left then cut back to the right, toward the Glencoe sideline, and scored pulling away from his pursuers.
"I just was going to try to follow my blocking," said Major, unsure if he would be able to escape a tackle by a lineman just beyond the line of scrimmage. "When I broke away from that tackle and saw Sloan (Garner) blocking downfield, I though I might be able to get it in the end zone."
With 6:18 left in the first half, Piedmont now trailed just 14-7. This time, Glencoe punted on third down after quarterback Harrison Bright was barely able to knock down two wide snaps that resulted in losses totaling 12 yards.
The ensuing Piedmont drive covered 60 yards in just five plays. It began with a 20-yard gain on a stop-and-go pass from Bradley to Garner. On third-and-7, the duo combined for an 8-yard gain. From the 29, Major got the corner at left end and scored with ease.
Glencoe scored in the first quarter on a 1-yard sneak by Bright, whose 43-yard run on the Yellow Jackets' first offensive play caught Piedmont by surprise.
A 30-yard scoring run by Austin Brown with 6:56 remaining in the second quarter and the second of kicker Aaron Benefield's two extra points made it 14-0 Yellow Jackets.
Glencoe coach Lee Ozmint said Piedmont's big plays were his team's undoing, particularly Dunbar's touchdown reception.
"We stuff'em, stuff'em, stuff'em then we give up two 40-yarders and an 80-yarder," Ozmint said. "Our kids still fought and that's a testament to them. They still played hard and I felt like tonight I didn't put them in a position to win."
Bradley finished 5-for-8 passing for 115 yards with one interception. Cass McCord had two catches for 12 yards and Andrew Adderhold one for nine yards. Major ran 13 times for 120 yards.
Now 5-0 overall and 5-0 in Region 6 games, Piedmont hosts Weaver in region play Friday. The Bulldogs outscored the Bearcats 40-33 last year. Glencoe (4-1, 3-1), which won six consecutive games after last year's overtime loss at Piedmont, travels to Saks Friday.


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Bursting with vanilla flavor, these butter cookies sport the burnt-sugar topping of their namesake.
In a medium bowl, whisk the flour, baking powder, and salt.
In a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, beat the butter on medium speed until smooth, about 1 minute. Add 1-1/2 cups of the sugar and the vanilla seeds or extract and beat on medium speed until well blended, about 2 minutes. Add the eggs and yolks one at a time, mixing until blended after each addition. Add the flour mixture and mix on low speed until just blended, about 1 minute.
Turn the dough out onto a large piece of plastic wrap. Using the plastic as an aid, gently knead into a smooth dough (the dough will be soft). Shape into a 12-inch round log about 3 inches in diameter and wrap in the plastic. Cut an empty paper towel roll open. Gently rest the dough in the roll and refrigerate until chilled and very firm, about 4 hours. (The dough may be refrigerated for up to 3 days or frozen for up to 1 month.)
Position a rack in the center of the oven and heat the oven to 350°F. Line 2 or more cookie sheets with parchment or nonstick baking liners. Put the remaining 1/3 cup sugar in a small bowl.
Cut the dough into slices about 1/4 inch thick. Gently press one side of each cookie into the sugar to coat completely. Arrange the cookies sugar side up about 1 inch apart on the lined cookie sheets. Save the rest of the sugar for decorating the cookies. Bake, one sheet at a time, until golden-brown, 11 to 14 minutes. Let the cookies cool on the sheet for about 5 minutes and then transfer them to a rack to cool completely. (The cookies can be stored in an airtight container at room temperature for up 3 days before proceeding.)
Dip the sugared side of the cookies into the remaining sugar. Arrange the cookies sugar side up on a flameproof work surface. Pass the flame of a small kitchen torch over the cookie tops until evenly caramelized. Let cool completely, about 3 minutes, before serving.
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by amlyfe,
12/16/2010These cookies are amazing. I made them for mailing to friends so I only got to try one but I feel they are truly worth the effort. I am a big fan of the strong vanilla flavor. I think they would be delicious even without the burnt sugar topping.
by rosebud2,
12/6/2010I have just made the cookies and they are cooling as I write. Good flavour but I would certainly make them much smaller next time. They have spread to be a large cookie. I think a two inch roll would be adequate. I like the idea of the paper towel roll for keeping the rounded form of the cookie while it is chilling. I also found it necessary to flour my knife to keep the dough from sticking while I was cutting them Looking forward to caramelizing the sugar later. These will go into the freezer for a few weeks.
by McFrazzled,
12/4/2010These didn't wow me. I don't think the burnt sugar topping added much. To be fair, I'm lukewarm about sugar cookies to start with. They are easy to make.
by sandi1351,
11/22/2010Awesome cookie! Very easy to make and the creme brulee touch is fun! We actually torch the cookies just before we eat. Not sure where they get a paper towel roll center that is 3 inches in diameter but I just wrapped in plastic instead. We want to keep this recipe around so we are going to make a PVC tube and cut it in 1/2. I'm going to knock the cookie down to probably 2 inches in diameter though and freeze.
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iStockPhotoIt's an invitation that is nearly impossible to resist: a dog rolls over and offers his belly for rubbing. Petite, paunchy, fluffy or hairless - exposed dog tummies demand a good rub or scratch. But why do so many dogs like it so much?Who Likes Belly Rubs?
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