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- johnjohnson78 Mar 9, 2012 02:28 PM
With all the burger talk on these boards I just thought I'd see what you fellow chowhounders would want your dream burger to look like? Kill a bit of time at work perhaps? I'll start...
Patty: A fresh ground mixture of dry aged shortrib/brisket/ribeye or chuck....barely worked at all. Smash-style searing on a flat top griddle for a great crust and tons of salt and pepper
Bun: A freshly baked, barely-sweet brioche style
Toppings: A) Crisp bacon, 1 of: sharp aged cheddar/ Roquefort/ American cheese (not ashamed lol), iceburg lettuce, pickles, caramelized or diced raw white onions
B)Roasted and skinned poblano peppers and a really good melting cheese like Oaxaca, and crispy fried onions
Sauce: I'm a mustard and mayo guy(garlic aioli even better) but I'm getting into making my own In-and-out style signature sauce with a few tweaks such as added spiciness
I think that's it! Dang, this ridiculous fantasizing has made me hungry. I'm gonna have to hit the store to make a version of option B before the game tonight. Wish there was a place to get high quality, soft hamburger buns around here...
Patty: exactly what you said. SEAR SEAR CRUST! Yum
Bun: Traditional - fresh white with sesame seeds
Topping: Cheddar and fried mushrooms (hold the raw veggie)
Sauce: mayo - lots!
I did pick up some hamburger buns at Glamorgan Bakery. They were fresh and stood up to the burger and did become soggy. But they didn't have any sesame seeds. I liked that I am able to buy just a few. I don't make 12 burgers at once, so why should I have to buy 12 buns?
The patty is the star. Freshly ground good meat with some fat in it. Cooked so that it is still rare and juicy inside. I like the idea of a brioche style bun. I like a tart home made mayonnaise, some Dijon, grilled onions, and my homemade chili sauce which is tomatoes, peppers onions, vinegar, brown sugar, cloves, ginger, allspice, and pepper. Sharp cheddar and/or thick pepper bacon optional.
Tips for getting a good 'plank' but keeping the interior medium rare: Half an hour before frying put the fresh made burgers in the freezer. Remove when ready to fry them. Wipe them with a little balsamic vinegar. The balsamic will help form a good 'plank' and add a note of sweet. The reason to put them into the freezer is to keep the inside of the burger from over cooking while the outside is being fried. Of course a smoking hot griddle/grill/pan is essential.
Try making 'bacon jam'. Finely chopped fried bacon added to caramelized red onions with balsamic vinegar all mixed together spread thickly on a soft bun with mixes salad greens.
re: rasputina
I second In N Out just get the double double animal style.
re: rasputina
What was the previous name? Did that replace the whiskey River BBQ chicken burger?
I like a chuck / sirloin mix.
Salt and pepper only on the outside, just before grilling. I do prefer a live fire - coals or wood chunks to a pan sear. Rare to med rare at the most.
Thin sliced red onion
A real kaiser roll. Hollowed out top, if necessary. Mayo or dill pickle slices, if anything else.
Cheese - no
Lettuce- no
ketchup / mustard? - no
Pretty sure I'll be having a "for real" burger this week now.
re: gordeaux
For something a little bit different, I BBQ frozen salmon burger patties I get from Costco, grill the bun outdoors, top it off with a good tarter sauce, lettuce and sometimes a slice of garden fresh tomato..
I saw this on an old Sarah Moulton show...where she had a guest chef who traveled the states for his favorite burger. He took cheap beef (70/30 I believe) threw it in a sizzling pan. Do not shape. Add onion slices on top before you flip, so they grill into the other side. Add pimento cheese (kraft from the jar) on a sesame bun. That's it. No other condiments.OMG is that a good burger.
Patty: well seared on the outside, medium-rare on the inside. Salty enough, smokey, char-grilled flavor.
Bun: Cheapo airy and slightly sweet bun that has been seared on the grill in butter.
Topping: lettuce, tomato, pickles, onion, avocado, jalapeños, a fried egg, sharp tasting melty cheese
sauce: chipotle mayonnaise, there should be a lot of sauce so that all is well lubricated even with the avocado and cheese and eggyolk. This is a messy burger.
re: luckyfatima
Wow- yours sounds better than mine. Especially the fried egg and avocado part.
Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun?
Seriously, a home ground thick patty stuffed with herbed chevre, seared almost charcoalled outside but medium on the inside and cheese warm but not melted, sitting on a bed of fresh romaine lettuce, thin sliced Roma tomatoes and sweet onions, home made pickle slices, and home made whole seed mustard. Oh, on a home made fresh crusty bun.
I think "home made" is a key here? :)
six ounces of freshly ground neck and skirt (preferably inside skirt), loosely formed into a 2" high patty.
Seared on a hot coal BBQ grill 2 minutes per side, sprinkled with freshly ground salt and pepper.
NO Bun, served on a plate with a wedge of crisp iceberg lettuce and a 1/2 sour pickle spear.
re: bagelman01
Brings to mind the debate over sausage -- NOT to revive it, but the question was "is sausage sausage if not in a link?"
Question here -- is it a burger without being in a bun? I say yes, but what distinguishes this from meatloaf other than cooking style?
re: freia
Start with the fact that my hamburgers have NO FILLER. No milk, egg, bread or crumbs, etc. I've never seen a meatloaf made with just gound beef.
#1 The OP did not ask about your favorite hamburger SANDWHICH. If so, my hamburger would be on a well toasted poppyseed kaiser roll.
#2 Here in Connecticut, a commercial establishment may not LEGALLY use the word hamburger if the burger has filler
re: sandylc
in our area a hamburger steak was a minimum of 8 ounces, cooked on a flat top griddle served with fried onions, mashed potates and brown gravy
re: bagelman01
We used to do something like that....Wrap a piece of bacon around the outside and called it a Chuck Wagon Steak.....
re: Uncle Bob
Yeah, my folks used to grill thick burgers with bacon around them...i had forgotten!
Fresh ground chuck....my own grind.
Grilled over wood coals...Oak and Hickory
Dukes Mayonnaise.....
A little yellow mustard.....
Home grown tomato.....
Cold sliced Vidalia Onion.........
Dill pickles Kicked up with Garlic and Jalapenos for a couple of weeks prior.
A little lettuce.....
A good quality commercial bun with sesame seeds......toasted.
Patty- any good-tasting ground beef, flame-broiled, a little char, medium inside
Bun- white, not too squishy, not too crumbly, sesame seeds are fine, so's the bun grilled a little but not so it's greasy
Cheese- cheddar, American, or a nice blue (like gorgonzola)
some lettuce, maybe a thin slice of tomato, a coupla pickle chips, a little plain old ketchup and mustard
That's the basic one.
I made some good burgers last night.
Made a compound butter with Mexican oregano, salt and garlic powder.
Inserted discs of butter into 85/15 ground beef patties that had been healthily seasoned with Castillo habanero sauce.
Grilled over smoky pecan wood until almost cooked through.
Placed patties on traditional white buns--lightly toasted--added baby Swiss cheese, diced red onion and high quality New Mexico green chile.
Mos' delicious.
I've been preparing my burgers ATK-style, incorporating grated sharp cheddar (along with S&P) into the patty mixture and then grilled to MR perfection.
Patty: Flat patty made with chuck and/or other similar cuts (flap meat or steak tips if you're going lux). This means the level of doneness is less of an issue, because flat patties tend to remain juicy without the unpleasantness of cool beef fat. The patty should not have any seasonings in it; its exterior should be seasoned with salt and some pepper (not too much pepper - it scorches on the griddle, so it's best that most pepper be added after cooking, but a bit of pepper can help keep the patty from sticking) - also, a thin wipe of mustard on each side will help not only with a flavor kick but create a lovely crust (most mustard haters will not detect it, either). (For people who prefer ketchup to mustard, you can also use ketchup similarly, but the results are not as good in my opinion. I have no dog in the fight in general, as I find a cold layer of mustard, ketchup or mayo on an already-cooked burger to be repulsive.)
Bun: Seeded potato bun (Martin's), buttered and toasted on the griddle. An old fashioned poppy-seeded NY-style hard roll is lovely, too, but the real thing (the kind that are hand-klopped and go stale within a few hours of being made - a mark of true quality, just like with baguettes and real bagels) is on the endangered species list even in the NY area. An onion roll, including the Miami roll variation, is also a good option. (Very good deli rye is a good option for the venerable California patty melt...)
-American cheese (this is the glory to which it is called), and not too much. The real purpose is to help hold everything in place and give just enough extra unctuousness. The older I get, the more that I realize that more vividly flavored or textured cheeses (Swiss (though this is one area where Jarlsberg is better than Emmethaler), Cheddar, Bleu) take away more than they add to the overall thing.
-Bacon, if crisp and not too strongly flavored
-Thinly sliced sweet onion (Vidalia, for example) or, if unavailable, red onion that has been rinsed in cold water and dried. Can be raw or softened on the griddle, but not caramelized much.
A half-sour (new) pickle on the side. Nothing cold goes on the burger: no cold condiments nor vegetables.
Wow! What a lot of great ideas....proves to me yet again that there is always another idea for even the simplest-seeming dish. This is what makes cooking/baking so continually intriguing...
Anyway, I like high quality, grass-fed if available, ground chuck. Some sirloin is good. Fat is necessary. Plain is good, or sometimes I blend in a mix of dijon, honey, and pureed chipotles en adobo - this is amazing in a burger. Slightly pink with a crusty outside is good for me.
Bread? Brioche, or a homemade potato roll with sesame seeds, or a ciabatta roll. Buttered and lightly toasted.
Toppings? Depends upon what I have on hand, what I feel like eating, feel like making, etc. Bacon is always yummy. I don't care for mayo, mustard, or bleu cheeses. Good-quality American (yes, it exists), jack, cheddar...all good. GOOD tomato, shredded, non-limp, lettuce - both are good. Raw onions are a big NO. Caramelized onions and cooked mushrooms can be lovely.
Options are endless! The best part is that I didn't like burgers very much until a few years ago. I ate them, but I wasn't in love with them.
Side dishes come to mind....where did the wonderful onion ring go? They used to be delicious at most burger or steak joints.....now a good one is few a far between......
If I want good onion rings I have to mess up the kitchen and smell up the house making them myself!!!
Fries? Another thread (one that has probably already been done!)
We make an aged short-rib and bacon grind at work that makes phenomenal burgers. Salt, pepper and a Brioche bun is all you need.
Going a little more day-to-day; Grass-fed beef is essential. Best flavor, by far. We usually do a blend of meat from the chuck and the round. Salt and pepper. Hard pan sear on a smoking hot cast iron. Turn down to med-low for about 3 mins to a nice medium rare. Again, Brioche bun and a slice of sharp cheddar is all I usually need. Sometimes mayo.
I think it was in a John Steinbeck novel, maybe the Grapes of Wrath but I don't remember, that I read an eloquent description of my ideal burger. A cheap chuck patty griddled to a dark crust on both sides, then fry an onion slice in the burger grease with the patty resting on top of the slice. Press the patty into the onion and stack white-bread buns on the patty and cover to steam the whole thing in onion juice. Assemble with dill pickles and optional ketchup and mustard.
re: RealMenJulienne
Sounds like a sloppy, old school delight.
1/3 of a pound or better sirloin meat,[basically cup of your hand size] thick fresh hamburger char broiled ,cooked with maggi sauce,cheddar cheese,ketchup,on a lg sesame seeded marties big bun roll,deep fried steak fries with maggi on the side,Delicous!!!!
I take 2 beef patties and put blue cheese and a freshly roasted hatch green chile betweeen the patties, pinch the edges together, grill them and when nearly finished put another chile on top covered w/ cheese. Meanwhile back at the ranch, I toast the rolls, put guacamole on the bottom half and mayo, raw onion , tomato, and lettuce (not iceburg) on the top half. throw the double cheese and chile burger on the bottom half of the roll, mash the two halves together and enjoy. This was last night's supper.
re: Passadumkeg
And then you hibernate until spring comes.
re: Perilagu Khan
No I self-flagilate w/ cholla cactus.
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Floyd County Board of Supervisors Meeting
April 13, 2010, 9:00 AM
The Floyd County Board of Supervisors met for regular session at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, April 13, 2010 in the Board Room of the Floyd County Courthouse with the following in attendance: Chairman Dunkel, Supv. Enabnit and Supv. Staudt.
Enabnit/Staudt moved to approve the agenda as presented. Motion carried 3-0.
Staudt/Enabnit moved to approve the March 22, 23, 29 and April 5, 2010 minutes. Motion carried 3-0.
Enabnit/Staudt moved to approve the following claims: County #2792-2978 including reducing the quarterly payment for Area Development to $3,900 and to hold off paying $6,000 to the Nora Springs Ambulance until Bridget Edson, Emergency Management Coordinator, confirms the grant is needed, Secondary Roads #12400-12453, and MH-DD #59017-59041. Motion carried 3-0.
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At 9:19 a.m., the public hearing regarding the FY10 Budget Amendment opened. The Auditor reported that there were no oral or written comments about the amendment. Four people attended the hearing. Discussion included amendments in revenues for the County Engineer, Public Health, and General Services departments, amendments in expenses for the Sheriff, Medical Examiner, Public Defender, Public Health, and General Services departments and the most significant changes due to the bond revenue and expenses for road projects. The hearing closed at 9:23 a.m. Enabnit/Staudt moved to approve the Floyd County FY10 Budget Amendment. Motion carried 3-0.
Staudt/Enabnit moved to approve Resolution #12-10 Appropriation Changes for FY10 as identified for certain departments due to the budget amendment. Motion carried 3-0.
The public hearing regarding Floyd County Ordinance #2010-1 Prohibiting Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages by Underage Individuals opened at 9:30 a.m. The Auditor reported that she received no written or oral comments in favor of or opposed to the published ordinance prior to today's meeting. Four people attended the hearing. Discussion included this ordinance providing law enforcement with authority to handle minors using alcohol and underage drinking statistics with respect to health. The hearing closed at 9:33 a.m. Staudt/Enabnit motioned to approve the first reading of Ordinance #2010-1 Prohibiting Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages by Underage Individuals. Roll call vote: Staudt/Enabnit/Dunkel-all ayes. Motion carried 3-0. Enabnit/Staudt motioned to waive the second and third reading of Ordinance #2010-1 and approve the ordinance as final, passed adopted and approved. Roll call vote: Enabnit/Dunkel/Staudt-all ayes. Motion carried 3-0.
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Dusten Rolando, County Engineer, Brian Chambers and the Board discussed Chambers' interest in tiling into the main tile of Drainage District #34. Discussion included the lay of the land with respect to the current drainage district area and Chambers' property, annexing Chambers property into the drainage district, potential costs to the adjacent property owner by adding more of his property to the district if Chambers is annexed in, the feasibility of a permanent easement with a maintenance "tag" for Chambers, and making sure the Iowa Code requirements for drainage district are met. Supv Dunkel will visit with Normand Klemesrud, County Attorney, to see if he is willing to take on drainage district issues. Rolando will visit with an attorney from Pottawattamie County about this drainage issue as well as others.
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A motion was made by Supervisor Staudt and seconded by Supervisor Enabnit to adjourn. Motion carried 3-0.
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The third-seeded Russian defeated Melinda Czink of Hungary 6-2, 6-2 in a stress-free, 67-minute first-round match at blustery Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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In a day with few upsets, No. 23 Kim Clijsters extended her Flushing Meadows winning streak to 22 straight matches, defeating the youngest player in the field, 16-year-old American Victoria Duval, 6-3, 6-1; top-seeded Victoria Azarenka, the Australian Open champion, began the quest for her second Grand Slam title of the year with a 6-0, 6-1 win over Alexandra Panova; defending champion Sam Stosur cruised to a 6-1, 6-1 victory over Croatia's Petra Martic; and No. 3 Andy Murray topped win Alex Bogomolov Jr. 6-2, 6-4, 6-1.
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Teams needed to be down to 75 players Monday, and Young was the biggest name to lose his job. After Buffalo acquired Tarvaris Jackson from Seattle to back up quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, 2006 Offensive Rookie of the Year Young was released.
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Detroit (No. 11 tie, AP Pro32) placed Jahvid Best on PUP. The running back hasn't played since October because of concussion problems.
All 32 teams must be down to the regular-season roster limit of 53 on Friday.
Among the kickers given the boot were Olindo Mare by Carolina, Josh Brown by the Jets, and Neil Rackers by Washington.
IRVING, Texas — - The Dallas Cowboys are trying to provide some guidance for Dez Bryant, the talented young receiver who has had off-field issues.
Coach Jason Garrett wouldn't go into specifics or describe potential discipline for not abiding by the rules, but he said the Cowboys want to support Bryant and his family.
According to numerous reports, Bryant will attend weekly counseling sessions, have a full-time security team and not be allowed to consume alcohol or attend strip clubs. The security members will drive Bryant to team functions, including practices and games, and the receiver will also be subject to a curfew.
Bryant was arrested in July for allegedly assaulting his mother, who has since said she doesn't want authorities to pursue charges against him.
NEW YORK — - The Jets and Rams swapped struggling right tackles with New York acquiring Jason Smith from St. Louis for Wayne Hunter.
Both the Jets and Kenny Zuckerman, Hunter's agent, confirmed the deal, adding that it was pending physicals on Tuesday.
Smith was the No. 2 overall pick by the Rams (No. 28 in the AP Pro32) in the 2009 draft, but failed to live up to lofty expectations and lost his starting job.
Hunter was demoted to the jumbo tight end spot and replaced by Austin Howard last week after struggling in the first two games of the preseason while coming off a rough first year as the Jets' starter at right tackle.
METAIRIE, La. — - The New Orleans Saints changed their practice and travel plans, heading for Cincinnati as Tropical Storm Isaac headed for the Gulf Coast.
Interim coach Joe Vitt called off practice and meetings so players could evacuate their families. The Saints also contacted the Cincinnati Bengals and got approval to practice at Paul Brown Stadium on Tuesday afternoon.
The Saints are scheduled to play their final preseason game Thursday in Tennessee
NEW YORK — - Slugging first baseman Mark Teixeira was pulled from the Yankees' game against the Blue Jays with a left calf injury and sent to the hospital for an MRI that revealed a Grade 1 strain.
Teixeira said he expects to miss at least a week, maybe two.
BOSTON — - The Boston Red Sox have placed designated hitter David Ortiz back on the 15-day disabled list Monday due to lingering problems with a strained right Achilles.
Ortiz, who suffered the injury in mid-July, returned to action in Friday's win over Kansas City, getting two hits and two RBIs, but has not played since due to discomfort.
COLUMBIA, Mo. — - Missouri tailback Henry Josey will not play this year while he recovers from a left knee injury he sustained in November against Texas.
Josey tore his ACL, MCL and patellar tendon against the Longhorns, requiring two surgeries - one following the injury and another in the spring.
NEW ORLEANS — - With tropical weather approaching southeast Louisiana, the Tulane football team has headed to Birmingham, Ala., where it plans to practice at least through Wednesday.
Meanwhile, Nicholls State has suspended operations through Wednesday, losing several days of practice before its season opener at Oregon State this Saturday.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — - Tennessee's athletic department posted a $3.98 million deficit for the 2011-12 fiscal year that forced it to use a substantial portion of its financial reserves.
Although the athletic department made $106.5 million in revenues, it had $110.5 million in expenses. Those expenses included hefty buyouts to former athletic director Mike Hamilton, football coach Phillip Fulmer, men's basketball coach Bruce Pearl and baseball coach Todd Raleigh.
Tennessee also has more than $200 million in outstanding debt related to the construction and renovation of various athletic facilities on campus.
Da'Rick Rogers officially left Tennessee's football team.
The former all-Southeastern Conference wide receiver has transferred to Football Championship Subdivision program Tennessee Tech. The move was announced four days after Tennessee indefinitely suspended Rogers for a violation of team rules.


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June 13, 2012, 3:17 PM — According to the only slightly facetious list of "Top 10 Infrastructure Trends for 2012," Gartner analysts presented at the company's Infrastructure & Operations Management Summit in Orlando last week, IT is undergoing an unprecedented set of major changes, all made simultaneously, nearly all driven by a single motivation – convenience.
That convenience is possible because the technology allowing it is smaller, more flexible, easier to use and easier to house in public clouds, private clouds, hybrids, servers, tablets, smartphones and anything else an end user wants to type on while accessing critical, secure corporate data.
That convenience–all of it built on the ability to virtualize servers applications and end-user hardware–puts more power in the hands of end users. It also creates a declining arc in the long story of corporate IT–one that could close with the elimination of IT entirely. .
Certainly trends this large and undeniable encourage thinking in absolutist, finalist terms.
They encouraged Gartner Chief of Research Dave Cappuccio to conclude that all the mobile technology, ubiquitous networking and network-accessible data will lead to the end of the PC era and, very likely, the PC itself.
That's the unavoidable fallacy in any set of predictions. The more clear the trends being analyzed the more clear and absolute the conlusion appears. No solution to anything is ever pure or absolute–the logistics of distribution and general stubborn, bloody mindedness of people using the technology see to that.
Each of Gartner's top trends is, undeniably, happening, however. Collectively, they can't help but create a whole new environment for both IT and end users; it's just not the one traditionalists wish we could return to or the one early adopters wish would hurry up and get here.
Here's the list, just to put the whole thing and my misinterpretations all in one place:
Gartner Top 10 Infrastructure an doperation Trends for 2012
Infinite data center: IT gear continues to shrink in size and increase in power, eventually allowing data centers to continue to expand the compute power they contain without expanding physically because the gear they house keeps getting more dense.
Resource management: Virtualization, cloud, SAAS, Mobile, all make resources assignable; managing and tracking them becomes proportionately more difficult with each increase in convenience. Managing resources becomes more important than the existence of the resources themselves.


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It's almost time to break out the bubbly, watch the ball drop, and smooch someone cute at midnight. If you're thinking of getting your nails into a New Year's Eve spirit too, here are some pretty, sparkly, but not tacky or too over-the-top (or too hard to do!) ideas, tutorials, and kits. Happy New Year!
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If you can wear glittery makeup only one time a year, New Year's Eve is the night! That being said, the key to wearing glitter is to go easy: stick with one or two areas, and be subtle about it. Here are nine of my favorite techniques and products to add some sexy glimmer to your beauty look...
If there's any time of the year for red lips, this is it! Whether you're planning a quick dash into Sephora as you finish your holiday shopping, or you want to pick up a little treat for yourself at the drugstore, here are seven totally gorgeous red lipsticks to carry you through the season in show-stopping glamour.
Even though every occasion is a perfect time to try and mimic the perfect looks of Kate Middleton, New Year's Eve is one of the best excuses to dress up and get your Duchess on. Every week, Middleton has a new event to attend, and every week, she looks absolutely flawless.
But let's be honest: sure, her wardrobe is stunning, but it's Kate Middleton's fab hair that we all really want, right? That always-perfect, envy-worthy hair.
So this New Year's Eve, why not channel your inner Kate and try out one of her timeless hairdos? Whether you're headed out for a night of dancing or are staying in for a quiet dinner with your man, check out 5 of Kate's most glam hairstyles sure to spruce up your NYE look and guarantee a stylish start to 2014:
Do you have one of those stylish types on your holiday shopping list this season? One of those sisters who spends more on her shoes than on her mortgage? Or one of those husbands who likes to match his socks to his pocket squares? Yeah, we feel your pain. It's not easy to shop for the super fashion forward when you're just happy to get out of the house without kid goo on you every day.
Well, fret no more! Over on The Prowl, we did our haute homework and found several style-savvy gift ideas for fashionable guys and gals on your list. Check out our sneak peek of 13 gift ideas below and then click over to The Prowl to see the rest of our picks.
Get personal with your gift giving this Christmas and shop for monogrammed gifts. Whether you give a belt buckle (C.Wonder, $24) adorned with a single initial or a beauty box (PB Teen, $175) marked with an entire name, monogrammed gifts show that you put extra effort into making a gift special. On the other hand, if you're not quite sure what to get friends and family, monogrammed gifts can make shopping a whole lot easier. Pick something simple, like a pillow or toiletry bag set, that can be monogrammed with the initials of each person on your list. They'll love the thought behind their gift and you'll love the ease that went into finding it!
You can find the prettiest monogrammed gifts, accessories, and decor at The Prowl. Check out this preview of gifts, then head to The Prowl for even more monogram gifting inspiration.
This year for the Fourth of July, I'm setting the bar a little higher with patriotic nail art. What better way to show your gratitude for our country's independence than with pretty nails?
I'm not alone on this. Search Pinterest for patriotic nail art and you will see hundreds of pins and repins by people who think this is a pretty neat idea too! But is it realistic?
I set out to determine whether average people like you and me can accomplish amazing-looking red, white, and blue nails just like we see on Pinterest.
To prepare for the Fourth of July this year, I took my search to Pinterest for the perfect craft. What I found was a whole lot of patriotic tie dye. It doesn't get much more American than red, white, and blue tie dye, does it?
After spending some time learning how to create the perfect tie dyed T-shirts, the kids and I went ahead and tried it. And just for you, I filmed the entire process! I'll admit this was my first experience working with tie dye. Was it as easy as Pinterest made it look? Would I win or would I fail? There's only one way to find out ...
Oh have I got a Christmas gift for you! You know the amazing sock bun hairstyle? The one that, if you're like me, you sport almost every day? Well, there's a Christmas version of it, and it's beyond adorable.
Stephanie over at Mama and Baby Love posted a picture of it on her Facebook page, and I fell in love at first sight. It basically uses that big perfect bun you've created as the base for a reindeer's face. You just add eyes, antlers, and, of course, a big red nose. It's adorable for kids and adults alike, and I love the thought of all of the people behind you smiling as you walk down the street spreading this holiday cheer.
Here's how to do it.
My 7-year-old is drawn to infomercial products like a fly to the Bug Zapper Racket ... like a dog to Bark Off ... like a senior citizen to the EZ Eyes Keyboard ... like a mom to those Meaningful Beauty products Cindy Crawford will practically bring to your door. In fact, my little princess is convinced the holidays will be a total disaster without a Big Top Cupcake.
I'm not gonna lie, I've been smitten with some of those infomercial inventions myself. I own a couple of Snuggies, for instance -- everyone in the commercials looks so comfy on their couches while reading books and not feeling fettered by the constraints of a blanket. I've bought P90X, and Moon Sand, and Blendy Pens, and even Pillow Pets (before they sold them everywhere from Walmart to Shell stations).
In fact, some of them are positively irresistible and I want to buy them as gifts. Here are a few I find both ridiculous and at the same time inexplicably appealing:
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The Rap From Papp
James K. Papp, that is. Mr. Papp was born & raised up in Fairbanks, Alaska & has been writing & keeping a journal since the Tom Thumb age of 6. He's been a student of metaphysics & spirtuality for over 30 years. His education
James K. Papp, that is. Mr. Papp was born & raised up in Fairbanks, Alaska & has been writing & keeping a journal since the Tom Thumb age of 6. He's been a student of metaphysics & spirtuality for over 30 years. His education
That's what I like to say when I'm spinning all the "Good As Gold" tunes on my Puffman afternoon program & yesterday afternoon (Thursday), Joan Bird, the author of the neat new book on MONTANA UFO's, was my special guest
I'm blogging about Kareen Bratt's warm & friendly book, "My Home's In Montana" & I'll be reading more of Kareen's story of growing up on a wheat ranch in the Fort Benton area tonight (Tuesday) up at the Marias Heritage Center. I am b
Some of the most famous UFO cases have occurred right out here in Big Sky Country. These cases include the extraordinary "Montana Movie" of 2 spinning disks that flew over Great Falls back in 1950 (& still remained unexplained!), & the shutdown of Minuteman nuclear missiles from Malmstrom by UFO's in the 1960's. My spe
No attempt at humor here...it's the title of a great new book that showcases how dogs have become intimate parts of our lives & homes. "Sleeping With The Beast" is about a New England family that just happens to be comprised of a couple with 2 sons & 5 dogs-all cohabitating in one large farmhouse
I'm not sure how mine is either, but I've come across a great book on our federal budget.It's "A People's Guide To The Federal Budget"-National Priorities Project" written by Mattea Kramer with a host of other financial experts & authorities. Sp
That that I've brightened up your day, let me tell you about my guest tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon on the Puffman Show. He's Dr. Richard Wagner out in Seattle, Washington's & Dr. Wagner's written a new interactive workbook designed to help us define & achieve a good death for ourselves. Loosel
It's another fun afternoon of cards & conversation this Monday up at the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby. The community card party kicks off at 1:30 Monday afternoon with a variety...and I mean "A VARIETY" of games to be played! It's always a lot of fun with some tasty treats & drinks provided by the Heritage Center
No, that's not one of our listeners describing my Puffman Sports Trivia contest on Saturday mornings! It's the title of the tome written by Nick T. Pappas & that's the prize tomorrow (Saturday) morning on my sports trivia
A man shot in the face, not only lived, but spit the bullet out. A teenager survived being impaled by a large bamboo spike. A dying man was saved by a pizza delivery guy. (Was it thin or thick crust!)
That's what I used to call them. I was a big time wrestling fan back in the 70's & early 80's & besides seeing some great matches back in the Pittsburgh area, I got to meet some of these "living legends"
Drama, danger, delight & disappointment is what this tome is all about & I'll be reading more of it this evening (Tuesday) at the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby. We're currently enjoying Kareen Bratt's book, "My Home's In Montana" & I've found it to be a delightful romp into an era & a way of life that is nearly unknowable except to the hardy few who still stake their claim out here on the wind swept prairies of Montana


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The iPhone app I saw at WWDC but still can't show you: Bon App
I guess you could say I'm an armchair foodie. Strangely enough, once I started working at home I rarely got the chance to cook a proper meal. It doesn't help that my kids have typical kid palates, and attempts to "get fancy" with the ingredients are met with wrinkled noses and frowning faces. So...
First Look: SousChef stores your recipes, allows Mac to cook
There are plenty of recipe applications for the Mac, and at first glance SousChef is like most of the others. However, it does have some fine-tuning and refinement that sets it apart from the pack. The thing I like most about SousChef is the ability to use your Mac to view recipes while cooking,...
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A man from Olathe, Kansas ran into his burning home to save (wait for it) his Xbox. The man was inside the home when the fire broke out and he fled once he realized once was going on. However, while standing outside watching flames engulf his home, he felt "a strong yearning" for his Xbox... so he decided to brave the flames and the heavy smoke to rescue it.
The man successfully saved his Xbox and escaped from the house unharmed. It's unclear exactly what made him run into the house (and it's unknown if he had an Xbox 360 or an Xbox One -- as if that would matter to some people) but he's happy to be alive and reunited with his gaming system. It is unknown if the man decided to save any of his favorite console games... but, hey, those are easily replaced, right?
The fire caused $80,000 in damage to the house.
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AN AMAZING PRODUCT!! This leaves my hair feel super soft and silky. I've been using this for 2 weeks and have seen amazing results. I use this product everyday when my hair is still damp but it works amazingly on dry hair aswell!
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I used this everyday for like 6 months and my hair really did feel healthier and it definitely grew a lot more! Smells great and leaves no residue in hair! LOVE IT and it's CHEAP!
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Did not work for me and will be returning this product. I had to purchase all new hair care products due to moving and all this time, I was thinking that it was my organic all natural conditioner that was giving me dry-ends. I thought that the conditioner was not moisturizing enough for my hair because it has no cones in it. Well, I forgot to apply this tresemme leave-in treatment today after washing my hair and wow, I am amazed at how soft my hair is. I believe that this dries out the hair instead of moisturizing it and I will not be using it again.
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I had been using a leave-in from Garnier that was complete garbage, but it was all I had at the time. Well, that ran out, so I "borrowed" this leave-in from my mom... And let's just say that she never got it back. This stuff is awesome! I have super thick, curly hair that tangles if you just so much as LOOK at it. If I run this through my hair immediately after washing it, my hair becomes so much smoother and softer. I can even - GASP - skip using a curl smoothing creme! More often than not, I'll wash my hair before bed, run some of this conditioning treatment through it, and wake up with smooth curls. I'm in love.
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The product has white bits in it that stick to your hair and is impossible to remove unless you wash your hair again. I didn't notice this the first time I used it on my dry hair. I only noticed it when I used on my towel-dried hair. At first, I thought that maybe I didn't completely wash off my shampoo or conditioner. However, I pumped a bit of product on my hand and swirled it around and saw there were indeed white bits in the product itself.
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First off, let me start off by saying that I have medium-long length hair that is extremely coarse, damaged, and thick. I absolutely love this stuff. I use a detangler first, and then I work this into the ends of my hair. I have noticed quite a difference in softness.
As the other user mentioned, there were white bits in it. For me, it was all white, and a light consistency.
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I start off by saying WTF. Mine has white bits in it! Anyone else have this problem?
Anyways I like the smell but it doesn't seem to be helping and the white bits make me look like I have dandruff.
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I LOVE this product! For me it does exactly what it says it'll do. I find that my hair has less split ends and it makes my hair so soft its unbelievable. The product itself is very liquid, and the smell i love and it lingers in your hair. It says to use 2-3 pumps when your hair is damp but i only use 1 1/2 for my long hair and then i use half a pump after im done straightening my hair to seal away any frizz.
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I LOVE this stuff! My hair is fine in texture but feels very thick and tangles super easily. It's wavy and color-treated so there always flyaways, split ends and frizz at the ends. On an average day, I don't heat style my hair nor do I use hair styling products such as hairspray. I just need something simple to help control my hair without making it feel crunchy, greasy, etc.
If you don't like regular anti-frizz creams (found they weighed my hair down too much) or shine/frizz serums and oils (my hair gets oily super fast and no matter the amount I use or the brand, they always just make my hair look greasy), this lightweight lotion may be perfect for you.
Personally, I like the smell, reminds me of the Vidal Sassoon products I used as a teenager. This calms frizz, makes my hair easier to detangle and improves the look of my split ends. By no means am I saying it repairs the hair (not really sure any product can do that on a permanent level), but it definitely makes a difference in the way my ends look. For less than $5, I have no complaints about this product. If you have super frizzy, super thick or coarse hair, this probably won't be a great option, but if you have fine or thin hair, definitely check this out.
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i use the dove damage therapy intensive repair shampoo and conditioner, then put a pump of this leave-in and a half a pump of the aussie split end protector in my hair when i am done with my shower and when my hair is still very wet but not dripping. i braid my hair as my hairstyle every day and i can tell my ends are better from my routine. i also use a tiny bit of this one my ends if they're getting frizzy. you can just feel your hair getting better, i can't really explain it, but luckily the whole tresemme split remedy line is cheap. i know at least the shampoo and the serum are must haves, but everything else seems you could leave em. i wouldn't wanna leave this leave-in conditioner. my ends are so much better now that i use it.
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The East Region comprising the capital city and counties of Dublin with Kildare, Meath & Wicklow is the largest region in Ireland and has been one of the fastest growing economic zones in Western Europe. With a total population of 1,662,536 (Census 2006) the region has critical mass of population, skills pool, educational infrastructure, international access connections, existing business activity across all sectors and extensive property solutions for future activity.
Dublin, as the capital city, is a dynamic business location with a well-developed road, rail and air access infrastructure. In 2008, 79 airlines operated to 207 destinations from Dublin Airport with over 450 flights per day. There are 2 main seaports in Dublin and further commercial ports north in Drogheda and south in Arklow.
Across the East region there is an excellent supply of quality greenfield sites, office and production building solutions offered by the Private Sector, the Local Authorities and IDA Ireland to meet the needs of multinational companies.
IDA has a network of Business Parks in the East Regions ownership, 9 of which are in County Dublin and 1 each in Navan, County Meath, Arklow & Bray in County Wicklow and Newbridge & Naas in County Kildare.
The East Region is home to 5 Universities including Trinity College Dublin, Dublin City University, University College Dublin and Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin and the National University of Ireland at Maynooth, Co Kildare. There are also 4 Institutes of Technology at Blanchardstown, Dublin, Tallaght and Dun Laoghaire. Colleges such as the National College of Ireland, National College of Art & Design and many private colleges add to the rich supply of education and strong research capability in the East Region.
The East region boasts a wealth of culture and activities. While our capital city enjoys its reputation as an historical city with its strong links with the world of literature - in contrast, modern Dublin relishes its trendy bars, quality restaurants and shopping.
Beyond Dublin, the rolling landscapes of Wicklow, the "Garden of Ireland" offers 83 km of mountainous walkway, in contrast to its many blue flag beaches. Activities such as horse riding, mountaineering, water activities, and golfing are in abundance. Kildare's gentle Arcadian countryside is home to Ireland's famous bloodstock and racing industries and County Meath's rich history and the location for the world heritage site at Newgrange which dates back to 3200 BC.
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The IDA supported network of Business Parks in the greater Dublin area includes: Blanchardstown Business & Technology Park, Ballycoolin Business & Technology Park, College Business & Technology Park, City West Business Park, Clonshaugh Business & Technology Park, Cloverhill Industrial Estate, Poppintree Industrial Estate, South County Business & Technology, Swords Business & Technology Park and Whitestown Business & Technology Park
Dublin, Ireland's Capital City and gateway centre for the East Region is a dynamic, and vibrant city with a population of over a million rising to 168, 4462 within a 60km radius.
Education and schooling are part of the lifeblood of the city with its 5 Universities together with its 4 Institutes of Technology and the National College of Ireland catering for well over 90,000 students, both full and part-time. Equally, a strong research ethos exists within the 3rd level Institutions with Centres of Excellence in disciplines ranging from Biotech, Sensor Research, Human Proteomics and Digital Sensor Processing.
The city is host to a cluster of major world-class companies in the Financial Services, Life Sciences, ICT, International Services and Digital Media sectors. The IFSC (International Financial Services Centre) where approximately 400 companies and over 10,000 staff have responsibility in activities including banking, insurance, fund management & treasury operations. Total assets of the IFSC banks as December 2008 was € 428.4 billion. Global names located here include Citigroup, ING, BNY Mellon, State Street, PNP Paribas, and AON Insurance.
The Digital Hub located in the historic core of the city is an emerging centre of excellence for innovation, creativity, research and learning for the media industry. Companies located there include Goa Games, Amazon, Zamano, Havok and Kavaleer Productions. Furthermore Dublin has developed a strong cluster of online services companies including familiar names such as Google, ebay, PayPal, Yahoo and Facebook.
Dublin's continued strength as a centre for Research, Development and Innovation is reflected in the diversity of announcements in the region in 2008 including three major announcements by IBM and significant projects from Business Objects and Synopsys, in ICT. In Financial services RD&I is becoming a core activity in driving the strategic importance of the Irish operations within their corporations, as reflected in the announcements this year by AON and CITI.
Dublin is renowned for its architectural significance from the earliest Viking settlements to Georgian squares and combined with the effects of its economic revival the city is now a vibrant and cosmopolitan metropolis. Home to writers such as Joyce, Beckett, Synge and Wilde, theatres such as the Abbey and Gate and to musicians U2, Enya and Riverdance, Dublin's cultural heritage remains world-known. Guinness is brewed at its home in St James's Gate in the heart of Dublin's Liberties area. The city lies around Dublin Bay and in turn is surrounded by the Dublin and Wicklow Hills which affords the full spectrum of outdoor and leisure pursuits.
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IDA Business Park, Navan is a new 40 hectares (100 acres) serviced park located overlooking the River Boyne on the Dublin Airport side of Navan.
The completed redevelopment of historic Athlumney House on the Park provides attractive office space.
One of the fastest growing counties in Ireland, the population of Meath has increased significantly in recent years. The profile and diversity of this population growth ensures the availability of a wide range of qualifications, skills and experience to satisfy the needs of any business. Navan is the principal town and administrative centre for Co Meath. The town has a population of nearly 25,000 with over 1.1 million within a 60km radius.
Navan is strategically located just 35 minutes drive from Dublin Airport and 40 minutes from Dublin City Centre. It's location on the N3 road network will further benefit from the planned new M3 Motorway to Dublin.
Overseas companies in Navan include Europ Assistance (UK Call/Admin Centre), Generali Group (Italian Funds/Asset Management) and Welch Allyn (US Medical Devices). IDA client companies adjacent to Navan in the surrounding county of Meath include DeRoyal (US medical devices) and Trimfold (UK paper products).
Third level education requirements are supplied by the East Region's 5 universities and 4 Institutes of Technology and in addition by Dundalk IT, all within easy traveling distance of Navan. All of these establishments have Research Centres in a variety of fields.
Navan and Co Meath are rich in heritage sites including Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth (UNESCO World Heritage Sites) and the Hill of Tara. There is a ready availability of sporting and recreational facilities including fishing, horse riding, swimming, concerts at Slane Castle and horseracing. Wonderful golfing options are available at nearby Royal Tara (27 holes) and Headfort (36 holes).
Navan's proximity to Dublin ensures that it has excellent public transport links with the capital and the town has a wide range of top quality housing & schooling options available.
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There is an excellent selection of quality buildings and Greenfield site options available in the Naas area including Millennium Park, located in Osberstown, Naas.
Naas is the administrative centre of Co Kildare, with a town population of 20,044, rising to over 1,336,414 within a 60km radius. Naas is located 40 km (24 miles) from Dublin on the main N7 road route and has commuter rail access to Dublin with 23 return trains daily, a journey of 25 mins. Naas has easy access to Dublin's commercial seaports and airport.
Co. Kildare is home to Intel Ireland, established in Leixlip in 1989. Over the years Intel has made significant investment in its facility in Kildare which manufactures microprocessors and logic chips. Along with its in house research and development in networking and communications, Intel also collaborates with local university NUI Maynooth in the Innovation Value Institute (IVI), a multi-disciplinary research and education establishment and with universities across the country in the Technology Research for Independent Living (TRIL) Centre.
Other major clients in the Kildare area include GEA Process Technology (German engineering/R&D), International Fund Services (Financial Services) Masterplast (Swiss plastics), Weber Sensors (US instrumentation) Wyeth Medica (Pharmaceuticals), Braun Oral B (US oral hygiene products) and Hewlett Packard (US computer printers).
Third level education requirements are supplied by the East Region's 5 Universities and 4 Institutes of Technology, all within easy travelling distance of Naas. All of these establishments have world class Research Centres in a variety of fields.
Naas is within Kildare's luxuriant countryside with easy access to the Wicklow Mountains and nearby beaches. Kildare is the world-renowned centre of the thoroughbred equine industry in Ireland and home to 3 racecourses, the Irish National Stud, Japanese Gardens and Ballindoolin House and Gardens. Angling and fishing are provided by a choice of rivers and canals with towpaths for walking. The nearby K Club Golf Course and 5 star hotel hosted the 2006 Ryder Cup, with numerous other quality clubs in the area.
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IDA's Business Park in Arklow is a newly developed 32-hectare (80 acre) park adjacent to the Arklow By-Pass Motorway
Arklow, located on the main Dublin – Rosslare N11 road, has a population of 11,712 rising to 740,305 within a 60 km radius. Traveling by the M50 & N11 motorways Arklow is within 45 minutes commute of Dublin and 1 hour of Dublin Airport.
The town is well serviced by public transport with regular daily train & bus services to and from Dublin. In addition to its own port, Arklow is conveniently located between Dublin port and Rosslare Port Ferry Terminal (1 hour from both).
Arklow is well served by the Institutes of Technology in Carlow 60 Km (41 miles) and Waterford 110 Km (65 miles) with almost 6,000 students studying Engineering, Applied Sciences, Electronics and Business Administration and the extensive network of universities and colleges in the Dublin area all of which are accessible to Arklow's community.
Multinational companies located in the area include Elavon (Financial Data Processing), Schering Plough & Servier (Pharmaceutical manufacturing companies) and Sigma-Aldrich Corporation (Life sciences).
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