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Erlingur Einarsson is a new contributor to Roundball Mining Company. He is excited to join our team and honored to be an active part of something he cares so deeply about. This is the story of his relationship with the Denver Nuggets for the last 23 years…
Every now and then Roundball Mining Company receives a fan e-mail worthy of more than just a quick read and response. Last week such a letter was sent our way from avid RMC reader and loyal Nuggets fan, Joe Karlik. In his message (presented below in italics) Joe outlined three main moves he felt the Nuggets needed to make this summer to put themselves in a position of success this upcoming season. Joe kindly asked for our thoughts on these issues, to which we've obliged his request in the form of our latest Roundball Roundtable. As always, feel free to leave your thoughts on the following subjects in the comments section below.
Freedom is an oft-misinterpreted subject. People think they understand what freedom means — they lust for it, obsessively idealize it, even kill over it — yet when faced with unbridled liberty people often become engines of irresponsibility, abuse their privileges and go absolutely bonkers on their fellow man. This, unfortunately, is what has happened in the comments section of Roundball Mining Company as of late. It's sad, really. I always liked the idea of giving readers as much freedom as possible to say what they want about players, coaches, executives and owners. Perhaps it was stubborn of me to think that was a sustainable policy. Or perhaps I was simply too lenient for far too long a time. Either way, something had to give — which it did — and now we've implemented a new commenting policy here at RMC, which you can find in the "About" section of our blog. In summary, if you're found to have abused your privileges as a commentor on our website, we'll send you a polite e-mail asking you to tone it down. We will also add you to our "blacklist" which will serve as a reminder for those who've been found guilty of breaching our commenting terms. If you then violate our policy for a second time, you will be disallowed from commenting at RMC in the future. Simple as that. Thanks for your time. And as always, thanks for reading (and commenting like a civil human being).
This past week after the Nuggets were granted no mercy by the "Basketball Gods" and failed to move up in the NBA Draft Lottery (as George Karl might deduce), I joined a distinguished panel of Nuggets writers — including fellow Roundball Mining Company contributor, Jordan White — to weigh in on the upcoming draft for The Denver Post. With the 2014 NBA Draft exactly one month from Memorial Day, RMC's coverage of "All Things Draft Related" will soon kick into high gear. Though more detailed player analysis will follow, this article should serve as a comprehensive beginner's guide for those wishing to get acclimated with all the Nuggets' options come June 26. As always, feel free to leave your comments, thoughts and suggestions below.
The recently reported rumors that Phil Jackson might try to lure Brian Shaw away from the Nuggets with an offer to coach the Knicks caused a minor stir, and raised the specter of yet another bout of offseason upheaval among the Pepsi Center's top ranks. But if Shaw himself is to be believed, it appears highly unlikely that he will, in fact, so quickly abandon his new team. (more…)
In a development that shouldn't surprise anyone, the Nuggets did not move up into the top three on draft night. Instead, the Cleveland Cavaliers landed the top pick for the third time in the last four years despite having only a 1.7 percent chance of winning the lottery. If you want to look at the glass half empty (as I surely do right now) Denver had a 1.5 percent chance of winning the lottery between the 11th and 12th picks and not only failed to move up, but also lost the 12th pick to the Orlando Magic as part of the Andre Iguodala trade which really isn't working out well for the Nuggets at the moment.
Please leave your thoughts and comments on this unfortunate (but highly predictable) night below.
On June 17 last year, the Nuggets announced that Tim Connelly had been tapped to take the helm of Denver's front office. In the month preceding his hiring, owner Josh Kroenke had overseen a turbulent start to Denver's offseason, and Connelly joined a Nuggets organization reckoning with the startling departure of Masai Ujiri for Toronto and the firing of Coach of the Year George Karl. Exacerbating the chaotic atmosphere, Andre Iguodala – who the Nuggets clearly had expected to return – opted out to become an unrestricted free agent just eleven days after Connelly's arrival, and it quickly became clear that he did not intend to re-sign with Denver.
From day one, Connelly's rookie year as general manager has been a trial by fire, albeit a fire he enthusiastically jumped into.
To many, including a fair share of the writers here at Roundball Mining Company, it seemed unrealistic that the Nuggets would be able to replicate (let alone surpass) the previous season's success (more…)
According to ESPN.com, New York Knicks president Phil Jackson might turn his efforts towards prying Brian Shaw from the Denver Nuggets after missing out on Steve Kerr, who reached an agreement with the Golden State Warriors on May 15. Per ESPN:
Sources close to the process told ESPN.com that the most likely scenario, even after Jackson was snubbed by the only candidate he has considered for the position since taking the Knicks' job in March, remains hiring a younger coach Jackson has worked with previously and can mentor…
Sources said Jackson also intends to explore whether the Denver Nuggets are in any way amenable to releasing Brian Shaw from his contract in exchange for some form of compensation. Shaw is a longtime Jackson favorite who, after missing out on numerous head-coaching jobs, just completed his first season with the Nuggets, posting a 36-46 record despite numerous injuries to front-line players.
But Shaw told the Denver Post on Thursday: "I'm not interested in doing anything other than what I'm doing right now."
Had Shaw not taken Denver's job last summer, sources say he would have been at the top of Jackson's list with Kerr — and conceivably above Kerr — for the Knicks' opening.
Christopher Dempsey of The Denver Post has reiterated multiple times through direct quotes that Shaw is not interested in coaching a team other than the Denver Nuggets at the moment. Of course, quotes are just quotes. It's actions that count in the NBA, and until Jackson has concluded his search and Brian Shaw remains a Denver Nugget, this situation is worth monitoring.
With the NBA Draft Combine scheduled to kick off this week, the Draft Lottery taking place the following week and individual workouts to commence shortly thereafter, the time to talk 2014 NBA Draft has officially arrived. We'll get into more detailed player analysis as the draft approaches (after all, we're still six weeks away from June 26), but to get our draft coverage underway at Roundball Mining Company we offer first an appetizer — a piquant sampler of strategies and potential selections to watch for in the coming draft, all in 3-on-3 form. As always, we invite you to leave your input in the comments section below by posting your answers to the following questions as well.
According to Christopher Dempsey of The Denver Post, Kenneth Faried and the Denver Nuggets will engage in contract extension talks this summer. Faried is entering the final year of his rookie deal and Dempsey suggests he could be in for a raise of over $10 million per year. Per Dempsey:
"We'll talk to his representation," Nuggets general manager Tim Connelly told the Post. "I think Kenneth is happy here. I think he's really embraced what (Coach) Brian (Shaw) is trying to instill. Those are the type of guys that deserve to get paid."
While watching the playoffs I can't help but think of the Nuggets. I long for certain players to somehow end up on the Nuggets' roster in the coming year, even if I know it's not logistically possible. I try and analyze the way playoff teams are constructed, from different personalities and skill sets, to team identities, strengths and weaknesses. Watching other teams in the playoffs is always enjoyable — especially this year — as I can push aside my myopic fandom and try my best to truly think like an NBA GM. And while there are always different nuances you pick up on from year to year, one common thread I've noticed with playoff teams that make the jump from simply appearing in the postseason to actually advancing is inner development from long-term investments. Case in point: DeAndre Jordan and the L.A. Clippers.
In the past week Brian Shaw has been tied to some interesting story developments. According to ESPN's Marc Stein, part of the absolutely baffling decline of the Indiana Pacers could be a result of Brian Shaw's absence. Per Stein:
ESPN The Magazine's Chris Broussard reports that sources with knowledge of the Pacers' locker room dynamic have been insisting for months that Indiana would miss the presence of assistant coach Brian Shaw, who left the club last summer to become the Denver Nuggets' head man.
Even more intriguing are Shaw's recent ties to head coaching vacancies in the bright lights of New York and L.A. According to The Denver Post's Christopher Dempsey, the Lakers will gauge Kobe Bryant on his preference for new head coach and Shaw's name could come up. From Dempsey:
"If it comes up, then it just comes up," Shaw said. "My commitment is here. I'm not a disgruntled coach or anything like that. My loyalty to the Nuggets hasn't swayed at all."
Brian Shaw has had three stops in his brief coaching career: Los Angeles, Indiana and now Denver. Though much of this is hearsay, it's looking as if all three still want him in some varying degree or another, while Indiana (Roy Hibbert, specifically) is in the throes of a complete meltdown without him. Brian Shaw had a rough first season with the Nuggets and certainly had an interesting record of job interviews before landing in Denver, but as the smoke clears one thing is becoming clear: Brian Shaw is a wanted man.
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Matt McCrudden received his PhD in learning and technology from the Department of Educational Psychology at University of Nevada-Las Vegas in 2005. Since then he has held an academic appointment at the University of North Florida. He has taught graduate and undergraduate courses in educational psychology, foundations of cognition and learning, research methods, foundations of assessment, and learning strategies for academic success.
He is currently employed as an Associate Professor in the School of Educational Psychology and Pedagogy in the Faculty of Education at Victoria University of Wellington. Dr McCrudden has authored numerous peer-reviewed journal articles on learning and reading comprehension. He currently serves on the editorial board of five scientific journals including: Contemporary Educational Psychology, Educational Psychology Review, Educational Psychology, Learning and Instruction, and The Journal of Experimental Education.
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2001-08-20 08:15:19 Daniel H. Steinberg | [View]
Try navigating with the Finder. In my installation I find the docs in the following directory: Mac OS X/Library/Java/Home/docs/. When I double click on index.html it takes me to the path I listed above. They may be in a different location on your machine.
One way to locate them would be to search for some Java specific doc such as JMenuItem.html and work backwards two layers. That file will sit inside of <...>/docs/javax/swing. You can then navigate up to the docs directory and look for index.html.
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Hi Daniel.
I'm afraid I do not have a docs directory in the path you listed. I only see:
JSSE Copyright.rtf
JSSE License.rtf
Nor can I locate the specific doc JMenuItem.html as you suggested. It looks like I don't have documentation on this system.
Do I have an incomplete installation of Java? I updated to Mac OS X 10.1 from 10.0.4, and I also installed the new Developer tools on top of a previous installation of older versions.
Did I do something wrong?
Thanks for any help you can give me. If you'd rather take this off the feedback section, you can e-mail me directly at email@example.com.
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2004-10-12 14:39:37 jimb01 [View]
I'm having the same problem. very frustrating. I have Java 1.4.2 and can't find the doc. I tried the Address, and managed to get down to "Resources". But, alas, English.1proj" was not there.
Also, could not find "JMenuItem.html" -- in the same boat as Steve - but sinking.
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LifeTime Fitness - Turkey RunMonday, 04 February 2013 21:27
Thanksgiving Day, 2012: 15,000 people, dressed in orange shirts and turkey suits, filled the streets of downtown Minneapolis for a fun, communal, 5K run. I handled the aerial shots for this recap video, which will be used to promote future runs in other U.S. cities.
What drives online video success?Tuesday, 04 October 2011 21:33 Written by Tom Myrick
This article by Rick Martin and Rob Friedman (Online marketing experts) hits on several key points regarding the benefits and utilization of online video:
"Studies show a 12% to 30% increase in online purchase conversion rates among shoppers who view a video product tour compared with those who don't."
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BMW UnscriptedSunday, 25 September 2011 21:42
BMW sent a crew (not ours) all over the world to make mini-documentaries about some of it's loyal customers. They've created a great little series called: "BMW Unscripted" It's a great example of building a loyal fanbase by using engaging testimonials. Driving music and strong imagry aside, viewers gravitate to the inherent truth of each person's story in the series.
Is print dead?Friday, 16 September 2011 22:31
This front page article from The Onion, a popular satirical newspaper, attacks print media with a heavy dose of sarcasm and humor.
Myrick Visual still does print work for marketing clients on occasion, and while we think there are still many great uses for print, we've seen a strong push against print media in the last few years. I'm going to go out on a limb here today and say that direct-mail advertisments have reached an all-time high for market saturation and an all-time low for effectiveness.
Now combine the onion article with the following excerpt from an interview with Tony Jone's of JOPA Productions, a social media consulting group, and you start to see where people are moving some of those print advertising dollars....
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xBox, Halo, and the MN VikingsSaturday, 04 June 2011 23:24 Written by Ben Myrick
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• Integrate the video into an article about the same topic.
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Hey buddy, you're doing it wrong! Maybe you are the only one on Tumblr who didn't get the memo: Reblogging and removing credit makes you an asshole. I think they passed it around a few times. I usually don't even give enough of a rat's ass to say anything anymore because, well, I guess there are other things I'd rather be doing with my time than calling out assholes. However in this case, I'd like to point out that reblogging, removing credit, and keeping the original poster's caption is just plain obnoxious. So I guess that would technically make the offender (you) an obnoxious asshole.
Just sayin'.
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I wonder what it would be like to have been raised by gorillas or even wolves. Or perhaps dolphins. I read a book once about a girl who was raised by dolphins, and it seemed magical. I think that I would like that.
I don't know. I like dolphins, but I can imagine there would be plenty of times when you'd be like, "If dad squeaks at me one more time, I'm going to fucking lose it."
so honestly, this took way longer than i thought it would. everyone on this list is gold, but i realized i don't really know as many of my followers as i would like. which is why the pickings on here are sort of limited. post more about yourselves, damnit! but i'm just putting this up quickly because i made spur of the moment plans and i'm on the way to get ready. if you have nothing better to do tonight, i suggest this as a huge time killer. add / subtract your own categories at will.
best GPOYWs:
1. justinjustin
2. canttouchthis
3. natethegreat
best SNPDs:
1. havent-got-a-prayer
2. markuswalcott
3. jcup
best smile fridays:
1. heylookathatree
2. carolyns
3. missamerica
best dressed:
1. lindsaydinkins
2. alecbayonet
3. nixsantos
best icon:
1. nicotobares
2. chasingcars
3. boymeetslove
best page theme:
1. imsvsims
2. jonoh
3. alisaferrara
most talented writer:
1. rentedsurroundings
2. havent-got-a-prayer
3. purpose
most entertaining:
1. junglejustine
2. meniwouldmarry
3. imjustlonely
most likely to post something to lol at:
1. lolitas
2. charlottefive
3. itsmescooter
most likely to post something pretty:
1. soulgarden
2. lanelines
3. boymeetslove
most adorable relationship:
1. blissed
2. adeandabet
3. bw-inc
most likely to succeed:
1. cadmium-red
2. nicotobares
3. drock
most well-rounded:
1. beijos
2. migueld
3. qisto
1. junglejustine
2. tlicious
3. bjcg
1. natethegreat
2. darrenbrockes
3. ciao-bella
1. sincewhendoessheblog
2. taylorinrva
3. kierstensmith
girls i would go straight for:
1. soulgarden
2. divineintervention
3. melski
guys i would
go gay for totally bone:
1. mscott
2. justinjustin
3. jcup
old blogs i still dig:
1. johnnyfive
2. diaryofanalcoholic
3. cosmicsquirreljustice
new blogs i now dig:
1. rentedsurroundings
2. idledays
3. robotlove
people i want to see more of:
1. davidpaul
2. mscott
3. emancipated
people i want to know more about:
1. monstermalcolm
2. thecaptivated
3. riverwide
people i wish i was friends with in real life:
1. heylookathatree
2. cadmium-red
3. livesophia
people who excite me:
1. havent-got-a-prayer
2. markuswalcott
3. spalomino
people i respect:
1. purpose
2. mizzlerocks
3. adeandabet
people i just think are swell:
1. bobbysworld
2. stacirenae
3. takethebox
people i know in real life:
1. anairheadspov
2. daydreambelievr
3. nyclife
4. hellojewlie
tumblr crushes according to tumblr:
1. ragetoons
2. robgonemild
3. soulgarden
4. cadmium-red
5. lolitas
6. jcup
7. markuswalcott
8. blissed
9. mscott
tumblr crushes according to me:
1. jcup
2. cadmium-red
3. robgonemild
4. soulgarden
5. mscott
6. markuswalcott
7. blissed
8. justinjustin
9. canttouchthis
top three favorite blogs (in no particular order):
1. cadmium-red
2. soulgarden
3. jcup
Thanks James!! You should also know that you're awesome and you would definitely be on my list :) This is a really sweet way to show love and appreciation for the Tumblrs that deserve it <3 You made some great picks too! I agree with the one's I am familiar with and now I'm gonna have to go check out the others. I'm so happy I'm in your top 3!! :D :D


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4-Inch Pie Pastries
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- 4 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup butter or margarine
- 3/4 to 1 cup cold water
- Combine first 3 ingredients; cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse meal. Sprinkle water over flour mixture; stir with a fork until dry ingredients are moistened. Shape dough into a ball, and wrap in waxed paper; chill at least 1 hour or until ready to use.
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Hi. My friends and I are making a trip from New Jersey to Tennessee to attend the Bonnaroo music festival. We refuse to eat at fast food places in rest stops, so we were wondering if some of our Southern friends can recommend some nice places to eat or just some nice towns to browse for food. Apparently we will be spending the most time on 78 West, 81 South, and 40 West.
This is our first time driving below Delaware so we are extremely oblivious to the area we are traveling through. If someone can make our 14 hour, 877 mile trip more enjoyable, we would be eternally grateful.
In Strasbourg, VA is a fun, very local type place called the Hi Neighbor restaurant. Its not mind-blowing food by any means (just a small store fornt in downtown) but it beats the chains. Also, In Chilhowie, VA is the Town House Grill. I've never been, but apparently it is lfat out one of the best festaurants in the country. You might also want to do a search on here for the towns you'll be passing through, I'm sure you'll find lots of suggestions.
I did a similar trip recently. In Harrisonburg, VA, there's the Little Grill Collective, which is kind of cool and hippie-ish. http://littlegrillcollective.com/ I had a very tasty lunch there and it has vegetarian and meat dishes. Much better than the chains you'll pass on the way. There are also lots of non-chain options in Lexington, VA, which is a nice town in which to take a walk.
The Town House in Chilhowie is very innovative and wonderful. If your car is full of foodies who want a truly upscale dinner in the middle of nowhere, then plan on making an overnight stop somewhere near there.
Right off I-81 Exit 17 in Abingdon VA is a bakery The Wildflour. Coffee, tea ,great breads, cinnamon rolls, pastries etc. They also do lunch ( sandwiches, soups and wraps and dinners ( but I've only looked at the menu, haven't eaten then)
Abingdon VA has several places. Just get of the interstate and go to downtown, not very far at all. Knoxville, Tn has good choices. You will be on 40 and then through Knoxville either on I 40 or I 640. For inexpensive but quite good barbecue, try Buddy's (a local small chain with several locations) Also Puleo's has locations at Strawberry Plains coming into Knoxville, Cedar Bluff off I 40 going through Knoxville-southern and Italian menu-excellent fried green tomatoes with stone ground grits and tasso gravy. A great lunch place is Wrights Cafeteria (take Western Ave exit off I 640 Go R, Take first L then R at light onto Middlebrook, go about 15 miles and Wrights is on the left. Small, nondescript but fried chicken, home made rolls, great pies!
As a Native Philadelphian living in Nashville, I have made the drive between Nashville and Philadelphia several times, which isn't too different from making the trip to...are you in North or Central Jersey? And can you bring me some Jersey tomatoes and peaches? Don't believe the hype about the South, Jersey has WAY better peaches! And corn. And tomatoes.
Anyway, two places I REALLY look forward to going each time I make the trip. Hell, I try to time the trips just so I can hit both of these places. In Bristol, VA there is a place called "Mother's" on Euclid Ave and in Silver Point, TN there is the Rose Garden Restaurant. Both are unapologetically what they are; Southern dives with good food, cheap prices and little pretension. At Mother's, get almost anything. At the Rose Garden, get the catfish and hushpuppies. Mother's is a tad Jesus-y, but what the hell…You're coming down to the South, you might as well get the full experience.
Mother's is also at a particularly good place in the trip to stop. As you will find, the state of Virginia lasts FOREVER! This is only a very slight exaggeration. It's right by the southernmost tip of Virginia. You will have about 4 more hours or so in the car when you get there on the way down, and will be dying to get out of the car for awhile. It's just as good on your way back. Since you now know firsthand that Virginia is the never-ending state, it's a good place to stop, eat, sigh, get a resolute look on your face, and then start the trudge through Virginia.
One thing…US-11 runs largely parallel to I-81. On your way down, if you get to the Natural Bridge exit in VA during daylight, get off there and take US-11 for awhile. It's a worthwhile detour if only for the fun of stumbling across the full scale model of Stonehenge. Natural Bridge itself is great, a worthy stop if you have the time, but at least check out the road a bit.
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What's with the fear of darkness anyways?
Imagine when the lights go out.... Is fear your first response?
What scares us about walking into a dark room?
Why is entering a dark area unnerving?
Is it because we don't know what is in the dark area that could potentially harm us or is it simply the lack of light that is not sufficient for our eyes to see that scares us?
We know the dark is frightful to most people because we see many horror movies taking place in the dark, scary theme parks are set in the dark and typically Halloween pranks are more frightening without light.
Is it psychological, physical, or even emotional?
Why so scared of the dark?
Brad FriendNov 4 2011: Darkness is the second greatest fear of any person who has ever experienced light. It's not the darkness we fear but what it represents. Darkness is the physical manifestation of the unknown, and of ignorance of danger. It is not the darkness, but what lies inside it. And when we can't see what is there, we are hardwired to imagine whatever frightens us individually the most. This is why the scariest part of a horror movie is before we see the monster, when we are imagining all the terrible things it could be. Its why, since landing on the moon, we've made so little headway in the exploration and colonization of space. Space is the single greatest form of darkness, of the unknown, the very thing we've known to fear our entire lives. And it seems reckless, even suicidal, to step boldly into that frontier, without first examining, experimenting, and pushing back as much of the unknown as possible first.
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Nov 3 2011: When I read your question, I have to laugh, because it is so true : "What's with the fear of darkness anyways?".
In general, is the fear on the unknown, BUT, is not the actual darkness that make us go scared, is more, the STORY THAT WE TELL OURSELF, WHEN WE ARE WALKING AT NIGHT!! It is our own mind that contribute to it, and WE escale ourself to have fear.
Yes, of course, all the movies, and "bad" stuff happen at night...does trigger fear of the darkness, for sure!
So, I really believe, if you have great thoughts at night, you'll be find, fear will not have any place, because your mind is busy, thinking about : light, joy, peace etc...
Imagine a blind person, they are in the "dark everyday", you don't see to many blind people, walking and almost hiding themselves, because they are afraid of the cars, people, accident etc....they are walking "in the light", they are cleared minded.
At the end, change your mind about darkness, and you'll be always in the light!
Nov 4 2011: Fear of the dark was a primitive survival mechanism. 'Out there' was a dangerous place for humans, and it became more dangerous when we couldn't see the predators, especially when they could see us. Those who were afraid of the dark were more likely to survive till the next day, so evolutionary selection built that fear into us.
Nov 4 2011: If I've learnt anything from TV, it's that vampires can't survive in sunlight and that most scary creatures prefer the dark.
A testament to the human imagination and how easily we slip back into old fears and superstitions.
A throwback to the excitement and fear of "staying up late" as a kid? Who knows?


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Here are some photos of the wreath on my front door!
Of course, it's pink, too! I've looked high and low for a pink wreath to no avail.....but thankfully I had one extra piece of pink garland from decorating the mantel. (Post Here)
So off to Michael's I went in search of a wire wreath form--no luck they were sold out...so I bought a plain Christmas wreath for about $2.00 and took it home to rip off the green part! Voilà! A empty canvas to work with! Oops....not supposed to end a sentence with a preposition....let me try that again....An empty canvas with which to work.
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A familiar sunset. Though this shot was taken last night (March 9, 2013), this is the view I grew up looking at. This is what a sunset is, to me.


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By This River - Brian Eno from Before and after Science
the sky gone crazy with stars
I am feeling warm and heavy with love today. Los Angeles is stupid beautiful - Instagram perfect palm trees, nonsensical sunsets, very skinny bitches.
Today I sat in the sun and my hair got so hot it burned, today I went on a bike ride and felt warm all the way through. I wake up when I am here and I'm like, shit, where did all the beauty come from? Was this here all of my life? It must have been. No one else seems astonished.
And good lord, how does the ocean smell so good? You should bottle that and throw it at people. You should make bringing bottled ocean the norm instead of wine. You should take some home with you, here's a Tupperware.


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Forcella loosely translates to "Fried pizza now available in Manhattan". Here, one lover's report...
- tupac17616 Oct 27, 2011 09:42 AM
I've been a regular at the Brooklyn location of Forcella for a little while now, so at last night's opening of the Manhattan flagship, I was friggin' thrilled. I think it's going to become something really special. Here's my story about why, and if you'd like to see some photos, I've got those, too: http://pocketfork.com/usa/forcella/
He looks like a jazz trumpeter, or maybe a saxophonist. The hair extending down from his chin is more thick stalactite than goatee. He's lanky, with thick-rimmed, square-edged glasses, and he sports a type of hat that I can't identify and certainly couldn't wear.
Giulio Adriani makes pizza.
But right now he is making a face suggesting confusion, even concern. Why have I ordered so much, he asks? Why do I always order so much?
I make a feeble excuse that just as there are by-the-slice pizzerias, there are by-the-slice pizza eaters — but I am not one. And if my proclivity toward excess once had me in Naples eating whole pies (at least) twice a day, every day, for a week, then it stands to reason that I should order two or three at a time if I've had to trek to Brooklyn. Go hard or go home, I figure.
There's also the more embarrassing excuse of the shopaholic blaming the inventory… You see, fried pizza used to be something one only found in Naples, or in beautiful dreams. I put on a staggering thirty pounds the first time I went to Italy and encountered such healthy snacks. And I'm poised to do the same now that Giulio has brought this one to New York at a place (well, two) by the name of Forcella.
The classic form of pizza fritta looks like a calzone cross-bred with a beignet. Both bubbly and porous, it emerges from the deep-fryer and it glistens. To bite through the crust is to recall Rice Krispies — it's got snap, crackle, dare I say even pop. Probably the most typical variety — filled with tomato, smoked mozzarella, ricotta and salame — is what I have here. The smoky cheese adds necessary depth to a specimen that never sees the inside of the wood-burning oven. The salame is coarsely chopped and toothsome. Overall, the thing's got heft but it doesn't feel heavy.
At Forcella, there's also the montanara, which occupies a category all its own — savory but almost sweet, fried but also baked, the love child of pizza margherita and funnel cake. Giulio fries a smallish round of dough first, punching down the center so the edges puff up but the center stays so thin as to be nearly translucent. While still warm, he spreads it with tomato sauce and dots it with mozzarella. It's baked for slightly less time than a typical Neapolitan pizza — which is to say, not very long at all. Then I observe a moment of silence — sweet, gluttonous silence. During fried pizza consumption I am not to be disturbed.
At this point I could be a tease and stop my story right there. For me to assert that the montanara is the single best thing to order at Forcella (probably the single best Neapolitan pizzeria I've ever been to outside of Naples) could save you further reading. But to not tell you about the regular pizza would be more than negligent on my part. It would be borderline criminal.
Now, pizza napoletana happens to be my favorite food. And if eating more than my fair share of it all around the world has taught me anything, it's that technique and ingredients count in equal measure in its preparation. All the "artisanal" ingredients in the world can't guide inexperienced hands in crafting a proper crust, and no amount of pizzaiolo know-how can cover up rubbery mozzarella or insipid tomatoes. At Forcella, I've eaten most of the twenty or so pies you'll find on the menu. I've yet to have found a flub.
The crust, properly salted and perfectly tasty on its own, has all the textural variation I could want. It's crisp on the edges and pliant throughout, charred but not incinerated, with the occasional air pocket but enough density that it's not floppy. Adriani's mozzarella, which he makes fresh every single day, is exceptional — its salinity a conduit, not a cover-up, for the dairy flavor. The tomato sauce pokes at flavors both sweet and tart, and the token leaf or two of basil hints at a balancing bitterness. Together, they make the margherita. Together, they are all I could ever want or need in life.
But I wasn't lying when I said I've tried the other stuff, too. I've gotten the requisite marinara, with the welcome addition of fresh cherry tomatoes and the welcome subtraction of overzealously applied oregano. Here there's just enough. There's also enough prosciutto crudo on the prosciutto-and-arugula pie that you'll get some in every bite; enough prosciutto cotto on a pie called the Vomero that its sweetness is kept in check (it's also got corn, mozzarella, cream, and ricotta, and it's lovely). The margherita regina does no wrong, but why bother with buffalo mozzarella when Giulio's cow milk mozzarella is so superb? I've had pies with mushrooms, pesto, figs, salame and zucchini flowers, not necessarily all together but all good. The pizza alla carbonara, too, is wonderful — eggy and rich and oh-so-pork-fatty just like the Roman pasta preparation.
They probably wouldn't do that one in Naples. Nor would they, as I have been known to do, take a pizza as a refreshing palate cleanser before dessert. But the Fuorigrotta — a white pie piled with lemon, arugula, and pecorino — functions perfectly as such. There's likely been more fried stuff before that healthy greenery, of course… a crispy disc of dough topped with lardo and chilies, maybe a potato croquette or a rice ball filled with molten mozzarella. And then it's time for sweets, which means it's time for Nutella — slathered around the inside of an otherwise naked crust like hummus in a pita, or drizzled over little nubs of fried pizza crust Giulio calls angioletti ("little angels").
After this, it's time for me to pay the same tab that the adjacent family of four has racked up. Hell, it's time for me to get a life. I sent my friend a text message earlier this evening. It consisted of just three letters — "BAM". I was not at the Brooklyn Art Museum. Nor was I channeling Emeril Lagasse. I was just a little excited, because tonight, the flagship location of Forcella had its grand opening party. Giulio said, "Let there be fried pizza in Manhattan," and there was fried pizza. And Giulio saw the fried pizza. And it was good.
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Oh my, now in Manhattan? Excellent!
Here's my earlier report of the Brooklyn one:
re: kathryn
Upscale mozzarella sticks, lol. I love the montanara, and get one nearly every visit.
re: tupac17616
I called to reserve for dinner tonight and found out that they have no liquor license yet and that they couldn't allow me to even byob.
I'll just have to wait until they are licensed to serve wines.
Nice review, did you eat all those Pizzas from the pictures of your website??
Agree this place has taken Pizza to the next level, it's hard to say but maybe the next step after Motorino...
Photos from my Last visit to the East Village one:
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We went to Motorino, instead, for dinner last night. Imho, it's still the best, or one of the best, Neapolitan style pizza out there today. If this place one-ups Motorino's level, then will definitley try out once beer/wines are available.
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In my opinion Forcella at least ones up Motorino. I was not impressed by the Forcella in Williamsburg,t the night I went, but this time I really was. The crush was puffy and well burned. If I have one complain is that they put the ingredients at the very end ie the Parma ham, and the flavors are not absorbed by the dought or tomatoe sauce. Motorino blends better the flavors.
What Motorino does not have is and extended dessert menu, on e other hand some Forcella desserts are even better than the Pizzas
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Took the family last night, and the consensus was definitely in the same league as Motorino. My wife thought the crust at Forcella was even better. In any case, it was really fine pizza without the wait one faces at Motorino. Try it, folks.
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I visited this past weekend with a friend. We love loved the meal. The restaurant was quite pretty and charming. The manager and our server were really nice and friendly. And the food, oh man, the Montanara, was heavenly. The crust was out of this world airy and fluffy and puffy, the way fried dough should be. Dear god, I can eat the Montanara everyday.
Seriously, get yourselves here before the pizza mob hits, which it inevitably will.
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I returned to Forcella early this month. This time, I was disappointed by the Montanara. The fried pizza was too watery and the dough was awfully soggy. I did not encounter this issue last time. It leads me to think that the kitchen may be inconsistent. I will note though, that the owner (Giulio Adriani) was there when I visited in November, but I did not see him on this most recent visit.
The second pizza we ordered, the Mergellina, saved the meal. It consisted of porcini mushrooms, pesto, and buffalo mozzarella. Man, oh man, was it good. The earthy mushrooms, herby-garlicky pesto, creamy mozzarella, and fluffy-puffy dough were a delight of flavors and textures. I will definitely be ordering this again the next time I eat at Forcella.
Photo of the Mergellina: http://flic.kr/p/aQZpWv
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Pizza-lover nephew and I had lunch at Forcella on Black Friday. Nice, clean and conducive ambiance. We were ushered into one of the tall table by the front glass facade with high stools and gladly accepted. Upon sitting, we quickly decided to move and requested a normal table, as the tall tables were too tall for us and the stools were not exactly high enough to prop up our upper torso to be comfortably aligned with the dining table.
Our very nice server gave us a good description of the fried pizza dishes. I opted for the Montanara, which is really a regular oven-baked margherita but on pre-fried dough. I rarely eat the outside crusts of any pizza, but in this case, the outside crust happened to be the best part. Some crispiness with almost a pork-rind taste and texture, plus the good olive oil, in this case, was evident. I wasn't that crazy about the middle portion with the tomato sauce and the mozarella. It was good, but not Motorino nor Keste good, imho.
Nephew had one of the pizza fritte dish. I had a taste of the dish and, again, the fried dough was at the forefront of tastiness. The filling of ricotta, sopressata and smoked mozarella was very good. What could have been one fine dish, was marred by the excessive amount of oil that it was swimming on in the plate. We're talking a good 1/4th of a cup of oil. Nephew only ate half the dish as the other half simply soaked up a lot of the clear oil that it was on. If only they would figure out something to drain out the dish of all that oil prior to serving.
I think that Forcella will be a good addition to the local "top tier" Neapolitan pizza scene.
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re: RCC
NYTimes (mediocre) review:
Forcella is really enjoyable. It's just easy to enjoy.
There are some comically bad things being passed off as pizza these days, from places heralded as good...ABC Kitchen, and Zero Otto Nove come to mind as tragically bad, barely even pizza. I love Keste, but even they couldn't restore my faith in a perfect pizza on a recent visit. Forcella thankfully reminded me what good simple pizza taste like. They just do it right, in a way that's satisfying. Both the fried pizza, and the regular, are pretty similar, but the extra boost from the crunch on the Montanara is an interesting contrast.
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Great review, as always. After the 5-stop Pizza crawl in Brooklyn during my last visit I've been thinking about revisiting the idea in Manhattan this time and Forcella is now definitely on on the list with Co and Keste provided I can gather a crew.
re: uhockey
Just one word uhockey: MOtorino
re: jmoranmoya
Went to the now-defunct Brooklyn location last time. Wasn't as good as Lucali or Paulie Gee's, IMO.


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I've finally made an Etsy page. Come buy stuff!
Here's a little teaser pic of what I'm currently working, albeit it's in the very very very early stages.
You're probably thinking, "what's with the cheesey day-glo colors?" The theme for the next show at Zapow is Dia De Los Muertos (Day of the Dead.) I'm sure you've seen the brightly painted skulls and flowers that accompany this traditional Mexican holiday.
Well, you know how I have to put my own little spin on things. With that in mind, stay tuned for "Day of the Dead Batteries."
And as soon as I finish that I'll start on my next project, tentatively titled "Quadratic Intentions." It will feature ideas and concepts represented four ways - words, paintings, photographs, and pieces of music. Needless to say, if I can keep the inspiration flowing, I should be pretty busy in the near future…..
Lauren over at Zapow liked my joystick icon so much she wanted to move it to the front window!
I filled in the hole left by the joystick with the icon of the cassette. Oddly enough, I initially had a lot of trouble choosing between the two of them. Ultimately I decided to go with the joystick, but now I get to have them both on display. And the increased visibility of the front window can only help!
My piece "Galvanized Electronic Zapping Apparatus (the floating robot head formerly known as 'Disconnect') will be featured on the blog Handmadefuzzy tomorrow for their Spotlight Friday. Go check it out!
GREAT NEWS EVERYONE!!! (and I seriously hope you read that in Professor Farnsworth's voice)
My space at Zapow is up! As careful observation will reveal, the space includes a handful of original pieces, along with two hanging racks of prints and greeting cards (all very reasonably priced)
For those of you who don't know, Zapow is a gallery of fun and funky pop culture art and illustration. It's located on Battery Park Ave. in downtown Asheville.
Be sure to come on by and check out my stuff… and if you're feeling generous, buy some prints or original artwork. Support local artists! Specifically me, your dear friend who could use a little extra cash ;)
Enjoy the rest of this rainy Sunday evening. The end.
Your Pal, Chris
"Habemus Twinkem"
Pigment liner, watercolor, gouache, and Sharpie on paper. 8" x 10"
When I heard that someone bought Hostess on the same day a new Pope was chosen, it was like the voice of God speaking to me…
I gots myself a new toy - a set of 5 Staedtler pigment liners. I'm really digging the 0.05mm - it's like a frickin' hair!