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Spaghetti and Clam Sauce
- cassoulady Jun 23, 2009 05:29 PM
I order spaghetti and white clam sauce all the time but have never made it. I am planning on making it this week and have been looking up recipes. Marcella Hazans recipe has no butter, but when I order it, I always taste lots of butter. What is the most traditional formula ( my guess is Marcella is traditional and what I order is not). Also, what are your favorite recipes for this dish.
Our family favorite is from Craig Claiborne's NY Times Cookbook --- very simple, very fabulous for a canned clams recipe.
re: AhhTahoe
I have a copy of Claiborne's NEW NY Times cookbook (copyright 1995),and the only spaghetti with clams recipe in it calls for fresh clams, not canned. I've never made it but it looks great - thanks for giving me a reason to look it up!
It's actually a spicy version, Spaghetti alla Puttanesca con Vongole. I'll paraphrase it (required by site rules when posting recipes).
1/4 cup olive oil
1 tbsp minced garlic
4 cups peeled, chopped tomatoes
1/3 cup chopped parsley
2 tbsp chopped fresh basil
1 tsp dried oregano
1/2 tsp crushed red pepper flakes, or more to taste
2 tbsp drained capers
18 black olives, pitted
2 2-oz cans flat anchovies
24 littleneck clams, the smaller the better
1 lb spaghetti
Heat oil in heavy pan and add garlic. Cook 30 seconds (do not brown), then add the tomatoes, herbs (reserving half the parsley), capers and olives.
Cook, stirring often, over medium high heat for about 25 minutes. While this is cooking, drain and chop the anchovies and wash the clams.
When the 25 minutes is up, add the anchovies and remaining parsley. Cook 1 minute, stirring constantly.
Put the clams in the pan and cover tightly. Cook five minutes or until all the clams have opened. Serve with al dente spaghetti.
re: AhhTahoe
White Clam Sauce (about 4 cups)
1/4 c butter (I use less)
1 large clove garlic, minced
2 Tb flour
2 c clam juice (1 bottle + from canned clams)
1/4 c chopped parsley
s&p to taste
1-1/2 tsp dried thyme leaves
2 c minced clams, fresh or canned (save juice)
Heat butter in saucepan, add garlic and cook 30 sec. over med heat. Whisk in flour and stir while adding clam juice.
Add parsley, s,p and thyme and simmer gently 10 mins. Add clams to heat through. Serve over linguine. Enjoy!
re: Boccone Dolce
I thought it was a family favorite!! Guess I'm gonna have to beat the truth out of the "kids."
re: ChefJune
I have never tried making the red -- does the clam flavor come through? With the white, I've only used canned -- how many fresh clams do you use instead?
re: ChefJune
Agreed, the flavor is equally as good, just a bit different than white. My ex liked red and me white. Usually, sometimes we reversed. But yep, I like the red, but prefer the white.
I make pasta and white clam sauce often. But I use fresh clams. And butter, butter, butter. One of the key things is lots of chopped Italian (flat-leaved) parsley, and lotsa garlic. Occasionally I'll add some finely diced, sauteed hot pepper.
I don't have a recipe, but was taught by my Italian MIL and it's delicious! I saute sliced garlic(3-4 large cloves) in olive oil over medium heat in a large, wide pot. Add red pepper flakes to taste. Remove garlic pieces (lightly browned) and add 2 dozen well-scrubbed small clams to the pot with about 1 cup of white wine. Cover and steam until clams just open. Pull them out and place in a dish to cool slightly. Remove clam from shell, discarding shells. Strain the broth from the pot through a coffee filter to remove any grit. Add clams (chopped if they're large) and garlic to broth. Finish with a large handful of chopped parsley, more red pepper to taste, and a glug of olive oil. Serve with al dente linguine (or spaghetti in your case) - it's so delicious!
re: MMRuth
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re: MMRuth
thanks! my guess is when I order it, it is not authentic. Looking forward to trying Marcellas recipe, she has not led me wrong yet!
re: MMRuth
I can't recall eating spaghetti w/clams made with butter, but I do vividly remember eating some of the best sauteed clams of my life at the home of a friend in Paris, cooked by his Italian wife. Her secret? Cooking them in butter, not oil. I was shocked - an Italian using buttter in place of olive oil? - but man, were they good!
Although when I think about it, we always dip steamers in melted butter - clams and butter are a great combination.
Mine has butter, it doesn't come out of any known cook book but from a friend who was born and raised in Italy. This was his Moms recipe. Now very often she couldn't get fresh clams and used clams and so has he, but when he can, he uses fresh clams.
1 lb linguini; 2-3 cans 7 or 8 oz; 1 medium onion chopped fine; 6 teaspoons of garlic minced; 1/3 cup white wine; 1/3 cup clam juice; 1/3 cup olive oil (he says extra virgin makes all the difference); 2 tablespoons butter; 3/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes; 1/4 teaspoon dried oregano not fresh; 1/3 cup chopped parsley.
Cook pasta while you saute the onion garlic and oregano and pepper flakes in the olive oil and butter. Add the wine and clam juice and reduce slightly. Add the clams, fresh parsley and toss.
Mine is almost exactly like KChurchhill's, minus the onion and oregano. I love the simple flavors and the combination of fruity olive oil and butter. When I can, I use fresh clams. Sometimes Whole Foods has chopped fresh clams, and I substitute those for canned. If I'm using clams in their shells, I steam them with chopped garlic and use the strained broth instead of the clam juice. This is one of my favorite dishes, even when I have to use canned clams. (And I always commit the faux pas of sprinkling fresh grated parmesan over the finished dish.)
re: nomadchowwoman
I sometimes make with a small shallot just for a little flavor instead of the onion, depends on my quests and I like oregano, but not everyone does. I have made it without the oregano and it is equally as good.
Yep, my local grocery store often has fresh shucked clams as my fish market and I love it. But canned works fine when that's all there is.
It is the best isn't it. Simple flavors. I like to grate a little parm but not everyone does, just me. Crunchy grilled bread and a few good slices of fresh tomato with balsamic, s/p and nothing more. Heaven.
Now I'm going to have to make it this week.
re: kchurchill5
Told DH last night after reading these posts that today's errand for him would be a trip to WF for fresh chopped clams. The parsley in my garden is about to go, so we'll make sure its last supper is a good one! And you are right on, the tomatoes I bought at the farmers market will be the perfect side. Thanks for the inspiration.
re: cassoulady
Have you seen the COTM threads for her book - it was the first one we did, and I think a lot of people posted initially lists of recipes they had made before and liked.
re: MMRuth
I have! I have made most of the pasta recipes, some of the meat - not many of the veggies, salads or fish and none of the desserts.I will have to plan what to do next
re: cassoulady
Though not nec. good for this time of year, I just love her chickpea soup with rosemary and tomatoes. Also the salad with oranges, cucumbers, radishes & mint.
re: MMRuth
I just made chickpea soup the other day. I don't mind a warm soup as long as it isn't a rich meat based soup. I still like warm soups in summer with a light grilled sandwich or fresh sandwich.
A nice fresh veggie sandwich grilled with summer time veggies is amazing and then a nice cup of fresh soup and a light side of fresh watermelon or honeydew is great for me.
Warm soups with nice side salads that cool are great easy summer dishes.
re: MMRuth
That soup sounds wonderful. I can eat chickpeas out of the can with a little salad dressing on them :) I detest cucumbers; would the salad still be good without them?
We're on Cape Cod and I don't have cookbooks here but do have access to clams, of course. I'll look for the recipe for the spaghetti (or was it linguini?) online. Shouldn't waste all those great clams.
re: c oliver
Here is another good chick pea soup, it doesn't have tomatoes but a nice lemony flavor which I love for summer. This was given to me by a fellow chef who works now works in NV, but was a native FL boy.
6 cups water and 2 cups dried chickpeas and soaked overnight
1 stalk celery fine chopped (leaves used for the bean cooking)
1 bay leaf
1 branches fresh rosemary to cook the beans
1 teaspoon fresh minced rosemary for the soup
2 cups onions fine diced
3-4 cups vegetable stock or broth
1/4 cup minced garlic
1/4 cup fresh lemon juice
3-4 fresh sage leaves
1/4 cup olive oil
s/p to taste
After soaking the chickpeas, rinse and then cook in 6 cups of water with the bay leaf , rosemary branch and sage leaves and the leaves from the celery ribs. Use your favorite method for cooking the beans.
In a large pot add the olive oil to heat and add the onions, diced celery, garlic and cook over low heat to soften.
Drain the chickpeas once done and add to the onion mix along with 3 -4 cups of veggie broth. Puree the soup with an immersion blender or regular blender and add a little extra fresh rosemary, lemon juice, salt and pepper to taste.
re: kchurchill5
Oh, yikes, if chickpea soup is all pureed, count me out :( Yuck. I only like them whole. Maybe I didn't understand the concept.
re: c oliver
Understand, I always like them whole until I tried this. I still prefer whole, but this is still a good soup. I eat them all the time on my salads and in just about anything.
I pan saute with garlic, lemon zest, shallot, and olive oil which a great simple side dish and a favorite of mine. Can't get much better.
The first clam sauce I ever had, made as a collaboration of two friends, was a combination of clams and pesto, and it was deliriously good. It must have been their own invention because I've never seen or heard of anything else like it, but I keep meaning to do one like that. No nuts, I think, and maybe a bit of lemon juice. Or some chopped fresh tomato.
re: Will Owen
I made this again last night, following marcellas recipe again. This time, I undercooked the pasta and let it finish cooknig in the clam liquid ( which she said to do though I did not do the first time). It really allowed the pasta to soak up the juices and had an even better flavor. When making the recipe, dont worry that the clams take a bit of time to open and that at first no juices are released, just be patient.
re: cassoulady
Never made hers, but mine and a few others have exactly the same ingredients so I am sure it would be good. It is certainly by far my favorite recipe. And yes the heat of the sauce finishes the pasta all on it's own.
re: cassoulady
That's why I love Marcella's recipe - I think that technique is key. That way each strand of pasta absorbs the sauce. I first tried hers a few years ago when I was looking for a non-soupy version where the pasta soaks up all the briny-salty flavor of fresh clams (was trying to recreate a vongole dish I had recently had at No. 9 Park), and MMRuth recommended Marcella's recipe.
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re: kchurchill5
I think there's some confusion, in response to cassoulady above, you said you've never made Marcella's, but that yours has exactly the same ingredients. Don't rule it out for that reason! Actually, it's quite different from yours - tomatoes (though I usually leave them out), fresh basil, fresh clams so no clam juice, no dried oregano, no butter, no onion, etc.
It's a great recipe, you really should try it! She mentions that it's a version from Chef Cesare Benelli at Ristorante al Covo in Venice, Italy. And, of course, it's Marcella Hazan after all ; )
re: Rubee
I add clam juice if I have some, if not I don't, I did mention I use fresh clams when available. I only use canned when I don't have fresh. Oregano is optional I think I also mentioned that. and I often use it, but again optional. I said it was very close to BobB with a few changes.Onion was just me. So mostly everything is the same. But I never follow the same recipe every time so it changes
re: Rubee
I will add that when cooking the clams, a lot of juice is produced although no liquid is used in the pan. yet another instance where I was looking at the pan thinking " maybe I am doing something wrong" but after a while, all the juices come out, the the clams are reserved, juices strained and then added to the wine to create the sauce. Pasta is finsihed cooking in that liquid and the sauce is soaked into the pasta so it almost disappears.
re: cassoulady
You're making me hungry! I love how the pasta soaks up all that fresh steamed clam juice in that recipe. In Boston, we could just walk over to J Hooks and pick up nice fresh clams. Out here in AZ now, it's harder to take care of a seafood craving. Thanks a lot! ; )
re: cassoulady
Yes, I'll take the littlenecks, and some fried Ipswich clams, and a lobster roll, and steamers, a roast beef with extra sauce from Kelly's or Mike's, and....
Thanks for offering! ; )
re: cassoulady
I've probably written this before, but, I've found that using a smaller pot to steam the clams is better than a larger one, as there is less surface from which the liquid can evaporate while steaming the clams. If that makes any sense ....
re: MMRuth
And Cheese cloth not papertowel to drain! She says line a sieve with a paper towel, but Vivas will soak up all the clam juice! So I rang it out, tried to salvage the juice then just went out and got more littlenecks ( thankfully they are cheap here!). I bet when she wrote the book, papertowels were not as absorbent.
An excerpt from our old family cookbook, handed down from generations.
As you all know, clam sauce is an old family recipe, and a favorite one at that. It has several advantages, not the least of which is the flexibility of the menu...you can fix it for two or twenty...or two hundred. While there are numerous variations, the basic recipe is butter, garlic and clams. Most recipes call for fresh clams, and you will all remember how fantastic the dish was in those days when we went a cockling at Tomales Bay. If you can get fresh, tender clams, by all means. Beware, however, since some of the frozen chopped clams are tough and chewy...who needs it? I have had great success with canned clams, either chopped or minced, it doesn't really matter. While there is a definite sharp and delicious taste to fresh clams, it is not that crucial unless you are feeding the food editor of Gourmet magazine. Now, to work. This recipe is for six people, adjust accordingly.
If using fresh mushrooms, saute in the butter for several minutes, and add flour. If using canned, add to melted butter after browning flour. Add clam juice first, then herbs and spices, then half & half. Cook sauce until it is reasonably thick, and correct seasonings. Add clams last, and serve. If you can get the commercial clam base, use one or two teaspoons to increase the clam flavor. If you do, do not use any salt. Serve on cooked linguine or vermicelli with parmesan cheese on top.
Clam sauce makes a great casserole with shells, fusilli (little corkscrews), mostaccioli, or even noodles. If you are going to prepare ahead and bake, be sure to have it very moist when you put it in the oven since it will dry out quite a bit in the baking process. If you use this method, do not overcook the pasta since it continues to cook while in the oven


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Can you explain to me how? I have a sprint iphone 4s and cant get anyone to unlock it or anything I'm about to take this phone and stomp on it. I have att and need to figure this out. No one is willing to help me im about to lose it
How did you do this? I'm transferring my verizon number onto an AT&T iPhone 4s but would like to keep using Verizon.
Being a CDMA network, Verizon reserves the rights to allow whichever devices they want to use their service. Verizon chooses to only allow Verizon branded devices on its network. The issue does NOT have to do with hardware or device capability, but rather Verizon wanting you to buy a device from them!
you idiot. it has everything to do with hardware lol. if a phone is GSM it can't connect to verizon. the modem in the phone has to be able to support those bands. do your research before you go trolling around giving people false answers. people like you are why other people do everything wrong.


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Associate Professor of Anthropology Rachel Newcomb used a President's International Initiative grant in 2008 to travel to Japan. "Everywhere I went, I was astounded by how kind, helpful and polite Japanese people were," Newcomb shared. "The places destroyed by the earthquake and tsunami looked similar to places I visited, and I feel their suffering all the more intensely for having been to Japan and encountered its citizens."
On March 11, a nearly incomprehensible disaster descended on Japan as a magnitude-9 earthquake and subsequent tsunami rocked the nation and its millions of inhabitants. Weeks later, more than 20,000 are dead or missing and the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, crippled by after-shocks, remains a tangled mess yet to be unraveled.
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On Wednesday, April 13, Rollins President Lewis Duncan led a discussion with members of the Rollins Community on the history and current state of nuclear powered electricity. Sponsored by the Office of Community Engagement and Rollins Helping Japan, Duncan addressed the topics of the risks of nuclear disaster, how they can be avoided and new, safer nuclear technology.
In light of the recent and tragic disasters in Japan which led to the current nuclear crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant, Duncan urged those in attendance to move beyond a strictly emotional response to the emergency. "This is a time where the world needs to stand up and take action together and worry about the blame later," said Duncan, who has a deep understanding of nuclear reactor technology, having worked at Los Alamos National Laboratory and with families effected by the 1986 disaster at Chernobyl. "The world is challenged with outdated reactors which are more susceptible to damage during crisis." Duncan also noted that another contributing factor to the severity of the disaster is the absence of an international policy on a nuclear waste repository.
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Alongside William Gibson and Neal Stephenson, Bruce Sterling stands at the forefront of a select group of writers whose pitch-perfect grasp of the cultural and scientific zeitgeist endows their works of speculative near-future fiction with uncanny verisimilitude. To read a novel by Sterling is to receive a dispatch from a time traveler. Now, with The Caryatids, Sterling has written a stunning testament of faith in the power of human intellect, creativity, and spirit to overcome any obstacle-even the obstacles we carry inside ourselves.
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Elizabeth Warren, challenging Republican Scott Brown for a U.S. Senate seat in Massachusetts, argued at the Democratic National Convention that government fosters private sector success and promised Obama would invest in infrastructure, education and health care for the vulnerable.
"That's how we build the economy of the future. An economy with more jobs and less debt. We root it in fairness. We grow it with opportunity. And we build it together," Warren told a revved up crowd in a speech that teed up the headliner for the night, former President Bill Clinton.
Warren, a Harvard professor who shot to prominence as a consumer watchdog in the wake of the Wall Street bailout, became known early in her campaign for a passionate riff on the way government services support businesses. Obama borrowed the argument and was delivering a retooled version when he announced, "you didn't build that, somebody else made that happen."
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When Texas A&M announced a couple years back that they would venture out of the Big 12 and head off to the mighty SEC, it was a decision that had officials at the University of Texas privately chuckling among themselves. A&M, throughout history, was largely seen as the little brother to the Longhorns, whom many view as rulers of the entire Big 12. They were more than happy to see their annoying little brother go off to the Southeastern Conference and more than likely get their heads handed to them.
Well, one year, one Heisman-winning QB, one Cotton Bowl victory–and a convincing one over another former Big 12 foe, Oklahoma–later, and it's funny how things have worked out to be the complete opposite.
Yes, since joining the SEC last season, the Aggies have enjoyed much more success on a national stage than have their former conference mates in Austin. They beat the #1 team in the nation in Alabama in 2012, and seem well on their way to similar success in 2013.
Meanwhile in Austin, the only thing being focused on lately is the failures. Head coach Mack Brown is under constant watch of losing his job with every disappointing loss he and his team suffers.
It's amazing how quickly the perception changed for each school. And now, according to a report from the Dallas Morning News, Texas officials are becoming obsessed with it all.
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Write well. Write often. Edit wisely.
We don't know what we don't know, and we can't look up what we don't know when we don't know what to look up.
Whew. I think I got that sentence meaning what I intended it to mean.
There are plenty of grammar and punctuation rules that we're not up on. Unless you're a true expert, there's going to be something you don't know. And when you don't know something, it's impossible to look up information about it—if you don't know what it's called or what it does, how would you know how to search or even that a search was necessary?
So… This article is a list of the odd or unusual or perhaps unfamiliar rules of grammar and punctuation. I may have covered some of these in other articles, but I thought listing them in one place would be helpful.
I'm sure I'll add to the list, and I welcome your suggestions.
Unfamiliar Grammar
1. Compound possession. Do the two entities in your subject share ownership of items or do they each own one of the item?
Bob's and Kim's cars are blue.
Bob and Kim's cars are blue.
In the first case, Bob and Kim do not share ownership of their blue cars. They separately own one or more blue cars. (Or, they each own one or more blue cars and share ownership of another. If such is the case, consider rewriting the sentence to make clear the specifics.)
In the second example, they share ownership of at least two blue cars.
If the possession is shared by the compound subject, use an apostrophe with the second noun to show that shared possession.
If there is no joint ownership—or if they share ownership and independently own at least one of the objects—each noun must use the possessive form.
If the compound subject is made up of a noun and a personal pronoun, both the noun and pronoun need to be made possessive.
Todd's and my house exploded last night.
Otherwise, you'd have a construction such as
Todd and my house exploded last night.
This second sentence could be true, but it doesn't have the same meaning as the first example, which says that the house that the speaker and Todd co-own exploded. The second example says that the house owned by the speaker exploded and that Todd exploded as well.
2. Alternative subjects and verb agreement. Subjects can share a verb but not be compound subjects. That is, if they're not joined by and but are instead joined by or, nor, or but, they are alternative subjects.
Typically, a compound subject requires a plural verb.
Susie and her sisters want to go to the beach.
Her sisters want to go to the beach.
Susie and her sister want to go to the beach.
But, Susie wants to go to the beach.
There is an exception when the compound subject operates as a single subject.
Tea and crumpets is a dream meal for my mother.
The oddity—The verb for subjects connected with or, nor, and but is plural or singular depending on the subject closest to the verb.
Either the man or his sons want to sell the property.
Neither the sons nor the father wants to sell the property.
Not the envelope but the stamps taste awful.
Not the stamps but the envelope tastes awful.
Unfamiliar Punctuation
1. Dialogue interrupted by thought or action or description—something other than a dialogue tag—requires specific punctuation, something more than commas.
"Drop your weapon, chump"—my assailant sounded like every B-movie bad guy from the '40s—"and turn around."
"The beauty of it"—I was really pouring it on—"is that it works."
"Truth is"—she reached for a tissue—"I truly loved my husband."
Enclose the dialogue in quotation marks, without using commas or extra spaces and enclose the interruption (no capital letter) in a pair of em dashes, without spaces between the dashes and the words closest to them. The final punctuation mark, of course, comes before the closing quotation mark.
2. Digressions, parenthetical statements, commas, and parentheses. Parentheses may be used to set off additional information or a digression in a sentence. The sentence interrupted by parentheses should be grammatically correct if the parenthetical element is removed. Thus…
Belinda stared at the ornate crucifix (the very one Dr. Smithson had sought for the length of his career) and started to cry.
Belinda stared at the ornate crucifix and started to cry.
If a comma is required for the sentence at the same place the parenthetical element is added, put the comma after the final parenthesis.
If a human wanted to own a gnome, he'd need a permit and inoculations.
If a human wanted to own a gnome (and who would want one of those horrid, messy creatures), he'd need a permit and inoculations.
Digressions can also be set off by commas or dashes, resulting in a different emphasis for the digression.
She owned the same funky shoes, only in black, and she'd worn them yesterday.
Tom—the Tom from Banberry's and not the one from Houston's Limited—was a rake of the lowest, not highest, order.
Note that a comma is unnecessary when the digression is set off by dashes, even if a comma is required in the sentence without the digression.
Jill, the detective's daughter, challenged her father's superiors with the information she'd discovered.
Jill, the detective's daughter—and an experienced investigator in her own right—challenged her father's superiors with the information she'd discovered.
2. Parentheses at the end of a sentence. If the parenthetical phrase (or sentence) comes at the end of a sentence, the terminal punctuation mark remains outside the parentheses.
Daisy's kids wanted to go to the park (you remember how much they loved Turner's Point Park).
Expectations of finding the victim were slim since he'd been missing for more than five days (and the killer'd never left anyone alive for more than two).
If the parenthetical is a full sentence or paragraph and not part of another sentence, of course the end punctuation mark is included within the parentheses.
It was true. (Yet, even if it hadn't been, no one would have known.)
3. Dialogue abruptly cut off. An em dash is used to cut off dialogue (an ellipsis is used for dialogue that trails off). Only the closing quotation mark follows the dash—no comma, no space, no terminal punctuation marks.
"Rats! I'd always wanted t—"
4. Comma use for multiple adjectives. Use a comma to separate coordinate adjectives (they can be joined by and, or their order can be changed and the sentence still makes sense).
The rude, brilliant man was always unhappy.
The brilliant, rude man was always unhappy.
The rude and brilliant man was always unhappy.
Do not use a comma to separate cumulative adjectives, adjectives that must be used in a specific order for the sentence to make sense.
The long red truck veered into my lane.
The red long truck veered into my lane. X
Do not use a comma when the adjective modifies both the noun and the other adjectives modifying it. (Attached in this example modifies the tattered and battered map.)
The attached tattered and battered map didn't lead to treasure.
The attached, tattered and battered map didn't lead to treasure. X
Comma use with descriptive adjectives can also be determined by the class of adjective. The common classes are General, Age, Size, Color, Shape, Material, and Origin. If multiple adjectives are from the same class, separate them with commas. If they're from separate classes, do not use a comma.
The scarred old man was really a softie. (General & Age)
I plucked the fuzzy green dice from the dashboard. (General & Color)
The elegant, fastidious woman brushed off the crumbs and sneered. (General & General)
The hopeless, broken man fell into the stinky, polluted gutter. (General & General; General & General)
Rover Jr. chased the bouncing red plastic ball right out the door. (General, Color, & Material)
A writer's misuse or lack of knowledge about these rules is not likely to keep an agent or publisher from wanting his manuscript, but knowing them, and using them, will help that writer produce a cleaner manuscript.
And why not present your best when you submit your work?
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Can you give me any suggestions for the use of single quotes– besides their use 'inside' a quotation?
I'd like to use them to add emphasis to single words within text.
Are there any hard and fast rules?
Thank you!
i always search for unusual things. so thanks
One of my biggest problems with English is the lack of apparent reasoning. For example, why do we use commas to seperate multiple adjectives from the same class, but not from different classes? If the underlying principle is simplicity/minimalism, why not just strike all commas, save those that are necessary? "Let's eat Grandma." is entirely different from "Let's eat, Grandma." So we definitely need it there. But even the second sentence could be fixed by the less awkward construction, "Grandma, let's eat." (I digress.) Most of the rules in the unusual catagory could be fixed by rearranging the sentence to something more natural. As a general guideline, if I've got a sentence that makes my reader stop and wonder about the technicalities of grammar, I probably should change it, regardless of its accuracy.
In regards to #3 Dialogue abruptly cut off:
I have heard that if it's a question or exclamation, those punctuation marks should be included after the em dash.
"How could he–?"
Can you clarify this for me?
Can someone please tell me how to punctuate these sentences? It's driving me crazy.
We exchanged handshakes and nice to meet you's with Chris.
When you have small quotes that are not-quite-sentences within a sentence, how do you punctuate them? Would it be "nice to meet you"s, (italics)nice to meet you(end italics)s, nice-to-meet-you's, or something else entirely? Here's another; this is more a case of grammar confusion.
Mine and Sebastian's daily lives have consisted mostly of going to school, doing homework, and working.
The speaker and Sebastian do not live the same lives, but "Sebastian's and my daily lives" makes it sound like the speaker is living multiple lives (which is a little too woo-woo for me).
Good one, Beth. I realy appreciate your works. They're very interesting. However, I think wondering where these rules came from is quite an issue.
I can't find a comma rule for this anywhere, so which is correct?
My older son Max came home for the weekend. OR
My older son, Max, came home for the weekend.
I have used; "Jake", you shouldn't… " he snapped his mouth shut. his mother just walked in on his phone conversation.
Is this wrong? Should I have said; "Jake, you shouldn't-"
What is an emdash? Sorry to sound daft. My dash is small!
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Posted by the Academy of Art's Sea Fashion Challenge: On Monday, March 26th the Sea Fashion Challenge concluded with a party attended by the Academy of Art students and hosted at agency Engine Company One. Awards donated by Monterey Bay Aquarium were handed out to the first, second and third place fashion designs. Third place […] [Read More]
Tourist Trapped: Harris' Steakhouse
Tourist Trapped is a weekly Culture Blog post in which Beth Spotswood visits San Francisco's popular tourist destinations and reports back. This week: Harris' Steakhouse. For some reason, tourists and steakhouses go hand-in-hand. So for my birthday this year, I requested a family dinner at Harris', mainly because past Tourist Trapped steakhouse visits elicit comments […] [Read More]
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It's been awhile since you and I tackled the insanity of the San Francisco political world. When the Mayor's race ended this past November, the Culture Blog took a much needed break from observing wacky local government types. But as the Golden Globes kick off awards season, the San Francisco Democratic Party's 'Onward to Victory […] [Read More]
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Tourist Trapped is a weekly Culture Blog post in which Beth Spotswood visits San Francisco's popular tourist destinations and reports back. This week: Ghirardelli Square. I spent this past Saturday exploring historic Ghirardelli Square with SFist's Brock Keeling. And our main take-away was that Ghirardelli Square is for tourists who are too classy to go […] [Read More]
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Guitarist Ronnie Montrose, one of rock's great sidemen, whose namesake band introduced Sammy Hagar to the world, died at his home in Millbrae on Saturday. He was 64. The cause was complications from prostate cancer, said his wife and manager, Leighsa Montrose. Mr. Montrose, a San Francisco native, got his first break when he was […] [Read More]


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Matthew C. Leone, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor in the Department of Criminal Justice, and the Associate Director of the Grant Sawyer Center for Justice Studies at the University of Nevada. He has co-authored three books in the areas of corrections and general criminal justice, and has published many articles and presented numerous papers at regional and national conferences. His areas of specialization include corrections and community based corrections, juvenile justice, drugs and crime, and white collar crime. Recently, Dr. Leone has begun research projects in two new areas. The first examines the experiences and stressors encountered by Crime Scene Investigators; and the second involves a detailed analysis of Nevada sentencing data from 2007 to present, examining the impact of offender demographics and judge characteristics on the type and length of the sentence received.
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Automated Revenue and Profit Lift?
Posted By Howard Kaplan On March 6, 2007 @ 4:36 am In Accountable Marketing,Analytics | 4 Comments
In the wake of Omniture's acquisition of Touch Clarity, pundits have weighed in [1] on the lofty claims [2] made in the acquisition press release:
Omniture and Touch Clarity have joined forces to enhance online business optimization—bringing together the power of Web analytics and advanced behavioral targeting technology. The combined technology delivers automated revenue and profit uplift to customers derived from Web analytic data.
Consensus has been good deal for Omniture, a great deal for Touch Clarity, and a good deal for the industry at large. But these claims will be tough to make good on.
I mean, c'mon, automated lifts in profits? Actually, this isn't the part that got me. I tend to think this is a great deal for both Josh James and co. as well as Tim Brown's crew, and I even buy that Touch plus Omniture will lead to higher conversions in the short term. After all, how could it not?
With the bar being set industry-wide with average Conversion Rates of about 2.4%, doesn't personalization based on past success have to lead to greater scent [3], higher relevance to the visitor and, therefore, an increase in conversion, revenue, and profit? Frankly, the bar is set so low, any number of Marketing Optimization toolsets should increase conversion rates above this abysmal benchmark. But if you think these results won't eventually reach the point of diminishing returns, well, that's a different story. It's the difference between measuring success in increments versus multiples [4].
We're always looking to ask bigger questions [5]. Here's a few I'm pondering:
What we are dealing with here is the Infinite Monkey Theorem [8].
The infinite monkey theorem states that a monkey hitting keys at random on a typewriter keyboard for an infinite amount of time will almost surely type or create a particular chosen text, such as the complete works of William Shakespeare.
No amount of automated variations produced by a semi intelligent system will produce the results that are ultimately needed, nor can a device that produces a random sequence of letters ad infinitum reproduce Shakespeare.
It was Sam Walton who said "… a computer can tell you down to the last dime what you've sold. But it can never tell you how much you could have sold." Selling and selling online is about people first and machines second. Omniture & TouchClarity are two very juicy pieces of pie together, but it isn't whole. The missing piece remains the people who might otherwise plan in advance the stories of customer/visitor interactions which must be told in order to produce a conversion masterpiece.
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[5] ask bigger questions: http://www.grokdotcom.com/2007/02/04/7-strategy-challenges-for-effective-online-marketers/
[6] optimize cowpaths: http://www.grokdotcom.com/2005/11/11/clickstream-analysis-people-are-not-cows/
[7] measuring local maximums: http://www.johnquarto.com/?p=6
[8] Infinite Monkey Theorem: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinite_monkey_theorem
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Inferion Signs To badGod Music
Blackened death metal act Inferion has inked a deal with badGod Music, home to a diverse array of underground acts such as brutalists Never To Arise and avant-garde metal entity Trillion Red. Inferion's badGod debut, "This Will Decay," will come in early 2013. More details will be forthcoming.
Earlier this year, Inferion's self-released "The Desolate" along with making its other titles such as "Aborted by the Sun," which was originally recorded by band mastermind Nick Reyes in 2003, and the "Palingenesis" EP, which dates back to 2004, available on bandcamp. Inferion formed in Miami back in 1996.
Inferion Releases Old Recording
You may already know of Inferion's "The Desolate," the black metal whirlwind from Mr. Everything Nick Reyes. But in 2003 Reyes recorded an EP of blast-beaten, aggressive melodic death metal called "Aborted By the Sun" that was recorded under the name Farewell My Angel. The original plan to release the EP was halted after the hard drive with the original mixes/master was damaged in a fire. A recent discovery of those original files led Iraq War veteran Reyes to re-record much of the EP when time permitted during Army Special Forces and Selection Training at Fort Bragg, GA. The EP has now been released under the Inferion banner. Check out the tracklisting and cover art below for "Aborted By the Sun."
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Inferion Streaming New Album
Florida blackened death metal band Inferion has finally revealed a release date of January 15th, 2012 for it's new album "Desolate." Many years in the making, this album is the combined effort of guitarist, drummer, vocalist and composer Nick Reyes and ex-Kult of Azazel bassist Frank Gross. "The Desolate" is the result of many years of writing and recording in fits in starts and in a myriad of locations including Iraq, where Nick Reyes was deployed with his U.S. Army Unit. Recording had actually begun back in 2005 when Inferion was a quartet. The tracklisting of the album follows after the stream widget.


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Eau Claire (Press Release) - Safe
Kids Chippewa Valley and Safe Kids Wisconsin are partnering in a statewide
"Car Seat Recycle Day" to offer Chippewa Valley parents, grandparents and
caretakers a safe, environmentally-friendly alternative to disposing old,
broken or outgrown car seats – free of charge.
On Saturday, April 20, from 9 a.m.
until 11 a.m. at Eau Claire Ford Lincoln and
Quick Lane (2909 Lorch Avenue, Eau Claire), community members can drop
off car seats that are older than six years
old, or purchased at a garage sale/thrift store, or involved in a crash. The
car seats will then be dismantled, recycled and disposed of properly. The free service is on a first-come, first-served basis.
No appointments will be taken.
may not know that all car seats have an expiration date that can be found on
the manufacturer's label," said Paula Pater, Safe Kids Chippewa Valley
coordinator. "If there isn't an exact expiration date listed on a car seat, a
general rule is that it expires six years from the manufacture date. Seats used
after their expiration date may not be safe or hold up in a crash."
to Safe Kids USA, car seats purchased second hand are dangerous as well. The
history of the car seat is unknown and may have been involved in a crash or