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In 2010 the mayor of Reyjavik dressed in drag also
I was there to support their marriage law
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Ps. I see vatileaks made it to channel 4 news finally, but not much analysis of who the alleged corrupt people in the Vatican are. We should be told if the ones persecuting us are the corrupt ones.
Russia is a hideous nation, abusive of human rights and individual freedoms! But what is new?Look at their dreadful history!
"Last week, Icelandinc actress and musician Bjork wrote in support of Pussy Riot, posting to Facebook: 'The Russian authorities should let them go home to their families and children.'"—Talk about a sexist "pay no attention to the little women, they're only good for home and kids and know nothing about politics" line!
People into politics don't have families and kids?
I didn't read it as a sexist comment – I read it as let them go back to their normal lives.
You must seriously got out of your way to find things to upset you! If I were in jail I'm pretty sure my priorities would be getting out to be with my loved ones, not 'OMG what about my career?!'
Yes, but you didn't demonstrate in a Moscow cathedral against lack of free elections and free speech, ensuring a video of it got on the web. And you haven't bravely gone through a long detention and trial already, still standing out for those freedoms that few others are prepared to even mention. They may be made of sterner stuff.
Of course, if such an appeal got them set free… but it didn't.
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A case can be made that the Red Sox' most significant question mark this offseason is at catcher. Of the four needs (catcher, first base, shortstop, center field) created through their 2013 regulars who reached free agency, catcher is the one without a clear in-house solution as an option.
At first base, the team could rely on either Mike Carp or Daniel Nava should Mike Napoli head elsewhere. At shortstop, the team has Xander Bogaerts looming if Stephen Drew finds a long-term deal in another city. In center, Jackie Bradley Jr. is viewed as being a viable everyday big leaguer.
But while the Sox possess catching depth that is the envy of most other organizations, the team doesn't have a single prospect who is ready to assume the reins as the primary catcher to work with David Ross -- let alone one who looks able to offset the considerable production (.273/.338/.466 overall; .294/.350/.523 against right-handers) offered by Jarrod Saltalamacchia in 2013 should he leave in free agency.
Manager John Farrell said that Ross' ideal workload is about 60-70 games, leaving 90-100 games for which the team must account.
Though he hit .299/.329/.429 (including .319/.353/.426 against righties) in limited big league playing time in 2013, team officials don't view Ryan Lavarnway as the answer at catcher, as the disappearance of his power in the last two years has neutralized the standout tool that could have compensated for his defensive limitations.
In Triple-A, Dan Butler looks like a player who could have a big league career for a number of years. He had an impressive year in Pawtucket in 2013, hitting .262/.350/.479 with 14 homers in 84 games. But while there are some in the organization who suggest that he might be able to handle not just a major league role but that of a primary starter, most consider him a solid backup. Moreover, the fact that he hit just .239/.313/.424 against righties suggests that Butler would be a less-than-ideal complement to Ross.
Christian Vazquez, meanwhile, receives raves for his defense, a potentially game-changing presence behind the plate who, after hitting .287/.375/.391 with Double-A Portland (before a year-ending callup in 2013), looks like he may well be able to deliver enough offense (especially given the low offensive standards at the position) to emerge as a starter. Indeed, one evaluator of another organization suggested that Vazquez now looms as one of the top catching prospects in the minors. But he likely needs a full year in Triple-A in 2014 before the team would commit to his transition to the big leagues, and even then, the ideal scenario would be that Vazquez would have a one-year transition in which he'd work with a strong veteran to mentor him, and perhaps even to assume the primary workload while letting Vazquez get his footing as a backup. (There's also the possibility that Vazquez could struggle in 2014, which would delay his timetable to the big leagues.)
So, the sweet spot for the Red Sox is two years: The team definitely needs a starter for 2014 and quite possibly for 2015, but would prefer to avoid blocking Vazquez or Blake Swihart (who projects as a clear big league starter with a higher ceiling than Vazquez given his potential two-way impact) as they progress towards the big leagues.
That was the temptation of Carlos Ruiz. The team thought the 34-year-old -- who had one of his worst offensive years (.268/.320/.368) in 2013, but who in the three prior years, hit .303/.388/.454 while playing strong defense for the Phillies -- might be amenable to a two-year deal, and bid aggressively in hopes of securing his services. But given his age and the possibility that catchers can be vulnerable to dramatic declines in their mid-30s, the team didn't feel comfortable going to three years with Ruiz, and so he elected on Monday to return to Philadelphia on a three-year, $26 million deal (which includes a team option for a fourth year).
So what now? In all likelihood, wait.
Saltalamacchia, at 28, certainly is within his rights to seek more than three years given what the 34-year-old Ruiz just received, and is further within his rights to use the $8.67 million average annual value received by Ruiz as a baseline. But perhaps his market doesn't materialize as anticipated, creating the possibility of finding common ground on a two- or three-year deal. (Saltalamacchia should, in theory, be more appealing than Ruiz on a three-year deal given that each of his next three years will be inside of his prime years.)
Likewise, the Sox are curious to see if Brian McCann realizes the huge windfall that he's anticipating. In all likelihood, given the interest of both the Yankees and Rangers in his services, he will -- in which case the Sox likely would pass. But there's at least a chance that his market will not materialize as expected (especially if Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez's suspension is overturned in some part or in large part by an arbitrator, or if the Rangers invest elsewhere), in which case, the Sox might have a shot at finding common ground. (McCann comes with the further issue of requiring a team to forfeit a draft pick to sign him.)
On the trade front, the Reds have catcher Ryan Hanigan ready to deal. Injuries limited the 33-year-old to a .198/.306/.261 line last year, but prior to that, he hit .275/.370/.360, strong marks when combined with his work as an excellent defender. Hanigan has just one year of control remaining before he reaches free agency, but represents a fairly strong bet as a one-year buy-low option, albeit one who would require the Sox to dip into their prospect pool for a player who would be under team control for just one year.
At 36 years old, A.J. Pierzynski continued to show power (17 homers) and durability (134 games, including 119 behind the plate) in 2013, though he hit .272 with a .297 OBP, and his .269/.286/.438 against righties and declining defensive skills might raise questions about why he would be a better option for 2014 than either Lavarnway or Butler. Still, there's at least a chance he faded due to some overuse, as he hit .284/.317/.448 in the first half, suggesting the possibility that a more managed workload could improve his production.
Meanwhile, Dioner Navarro had a surprisingly strong year in 2013, hitting .300/.365/.492 in 89 games for the Cubs -- a stark contrast to the prior three years, during which he hit .211/.279/.325 while averaging 45 games a year.
So, there are options. And unlike the market for starting pitchers, where demand always outstrips supply by a considerable degree, the number of teams in the market for catching is limited, meaning that the Sox can wait to find the deal that most closely resembles the one with which they're most comfortable.
Still, the possibility of a two-year deal for Ruiz seemed like it occupied a perfect fit for the team's needs in a way that seems unlikely for the other catchers on the market. The Red Sox seemingly are left to examine next-best alternatives rather than their best-case scenario.
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Some Lies Refuse To Die: New York Daily News Perpetuates Steve Jobs Compensation Falsehood
Some Lies Refuse To Die: New York Daily News Perpetuates Steve Jobs Compensation Falsehood
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Once a good bit of factual inaccuracy gets going, it's often hard to stop it. Such is the case with Graef Crystal's fuzzy math attack on Apple's compensation for Steve Jobs. Originally published by Bloomberg News, Mr. Crystal's column on out-of-control pay for CEOs took a nine-year total compensation package for Apple CEO Steve Jobs of US$158.6 million, and called it instead a one-year compensation package of US$219 million.
TMO published a column by this author debunking that piece, and explaining the actual math involved. For those keeping score at home, Steve Jobs's total compensation for the last six years, coupled with the next three years over which his stock grant will vest, is actually US$17 million per year. While some will still call that excessive, it's a far cry from the US$219 million in one year that Mr. Crystal claimed Steve Jobs was getting paid.
The New York Daily News has taken that one step higher by publishing a report that says that Apple Computer has actually paid Steve Jobs US$219 million per year for the last three years. That's a whopping total of US$657 million, though again, in reality Mr. Jobs has been compensated US$158.6 million for a nine year period (see The Spin below for an update on that number). The newspaper's source for this outrageous inaccuracy? The same Graef Crystal.
At least 15 firms paid their CEOs more than $19 million a year over the last three years, according to data from independent compensation consultant Graef (Bud) Crystal.
That includes Apple Computer, which paid CEO Steve Jobs $219 million per year for the last three years, including salary and options, according to Crystal.
You can read the full story at The New York Daily News.
The Mac Observer Spin:As we have said before, if you want to argue about CEO pay, that's fine, but use real numbers. In actuality, the value of Mr. Jobs compensation has actually risen since we last tackled this subject in August. That's because Apple's stock has risen, meaning that Apple's CEO has created shareholder value while also raising the value of his own stock grant. At today's value, Mr. Jobs stock grant is worth US$114.7 million, combined with the US$84 million jet, for a total value of US$198.7 million. Over the nine year period for which it was offered, it comes out to a bit more than US$22 million per year. Note that even with the rise in value of the package since August, it still doesn't add up to the total figure portrayed by Mr. Crystal at that time.
Still, what gets our goat on this subject is the sensational nature of the attacks on Apple and its CEO compensation. The people putting together the reports and opinions that have criticized that compensation are smart enough and educated enough to know that they are inaccurately portraying those numbers, making the attacks little more than an opportunistic grab at the headlines.
Our view on this is not necessarily a popular view, but we think that with entertainment and sports celebrities pulling down the same kind of money, that some CEOs are earning their pay. Steve Jobs is included in that group, but if you are going to argue against that, use real numbers from which to argue.
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Freddy Adu is back
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Freddy Adu was among the 23 players U.S. national team coach Bob Bradley called up for the Gold Cup. The 21-year-old midfielder has not played for the national team in two years and has been playing in the Turkish second division.
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Messi still having 'fun like a child'
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Jere Longman visited Lionel Messi in Barcelona and delivers an in-depth feature on the 23-year-old Argentine star that recounts his arrival in Spain at age 13 to his current heroics, which have helped Barca to another La Liga title and a place in next Saturday's Champions League final against Manchester ...
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Cristiano Ronaldo aims to repeat record haul
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Real Madrid was never able to overtake Barcelona in the race for Spain's La Liga title, but Cristiano Ronaldo won his duel with Lionel Messi for the Pichichi, Spain's famed scoring award, in record fashion.
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Chelsea is about to welcome its seventh manager in eight seasons following the firing of Italian Carlo Ancelotti one year after he led the Blues to the league and cup double.
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A 2-1 win in the second leg of the Mexican Clausura final gave UNAM Pumas a 3-2 aggregate victory of Morelia and earned UNAM its seventh Mexican championship. UNAM is now fifth on the list of most league titles, behind Guadalajara (11), Club America (10), Toluca (9) and Cruz Azul ...
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Film Review: Lake Placid (1999)
SYNOPSIS: Horror-Comedy about a man-eating crocodile loose in the lake. REVIEW: Holy crocodile, Shout Factory is on a role with re-digitizing old horror gems that focus on critters and reptiles. How about 1 very large one that doesn't mind chomping anything that strolls too close to the lake. Yes, its a bluray reboot of "Lake Placid" one of the great water horror films making its way once again to new fans and buyers. Who would … Continue reading
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Talking with two authors today. First, Tom Cohen, author of "Dogs with Old Man Faces", celebrating dogs with 'old souls'. Then host, Julie Forbes talks with Ardeth De Vries, President of the Board of Old Dog Haven, a non-profit that is a large network of foster homes that gets old dogs out of shelters! www.olddoghaven.org
Old Dog Haven: "We want our dogs to know that someone thinks they're valueable. Old dogs can become throw-away dogs that become expendable, for whatever reason, and it's very important to us that they're able to spend time with people who validate their importance."
In The Dog House
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In The Dog House Show with your Hosts INDY Ranger and Bubba
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Denise Griffitts Interviews Holly Homer of Kids Activities Blog
Holly Homer has been a blogger since 2007. It started as a substitution for her expensive scrapbooking habit and turned into a full time job that she adores. Her early blog posts from June Cleaver Nirvana live here in the archives at Kids Activities Blog (some old favorites are beaver trapping, low-flow toilets, buying an eBay replacement teddy, and a little boy who calls her mommy). You can find her blog here.
She is the married, partially-homeschooling, work-from-home mom of three very active boys and a dog. She realized early on that wearing them out before bedtime was a self-preservation strategy.
Holly is a bit social media-obsessed. She loves teaching what she has learned both at the Business 2 Blogger blog and her YouTube channel. She speaks at conferences across the country on blogging and social media topics – Bloggy Bootcamp, Emerging Tech, Declare Conference 2013 & 2014, Blog Elevated 2013 & 2014, Project Mom 2013 & 2014, Women Get Social and is scheduled to speak at Social Media Marketing World 2015 as well as Focused 2015. She has been featured on multiple radio interviews, TV appearances and pod casts. A favorite podcast was about Kids Activities Blog's FB page's rapid organic growth with Michael Stelzner.
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Carla O'Brien: Radical Productivity & A Sacred Space for Possibility with Horses
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Carla O'Brien is a Powerful Coach and Productivity Expert who specializes in helping those who chronically struggle with getting things done. This includes people living with ADD, Aspergers, Procrastinators, Worriers, Control Freaks, Mind Spinners, Drama and Stuck in the Story'ers, Struggling Heartfelt Entrepreneurs, Overwhelms, Exhausted Can't Say No'ers, Unfulfilled Overachievers,Overbusy Execs, or anyone who is finally really ready to commit to making changes.
For the past 19 years she has been raising her 4 quirky kids with as she describes it, "all the D's". Cumulatively they have: ADD, Aspergers (ASD), LD, SID, Dyslexia, and Chronic Disease. She homeschooled them for 10 years, allowing them to learn, thrive, and accomplish their way. Her oldest son with Aspergers just received a scholarship to college in his exact area of interest. His amazing and beautiful story will be available in Carla's first book "Luke and Mud" A Story of the Unconditional Love of an Extraordinary Dog for an Extraordinary Boy With Autism, will be out this Spring. She has written it as an inspiration and acknowledgement to all who might struggle somewhere in their life that anything is possible, and you can learn to create it!
Carla says, "I am the coach for those who feel different, who function differently, including those with Aspergers, ADD, Sensitive Beings, and Brilliant but Different thinkers and doers."
If you look up the definition of the word radical, it means "of the root". Carla translates that to one's uniqueness and coaching and coaching with horses helps you succeed as who you truly are and how you truly do things. That's where Radical Productivity and Energy of Accomplishment was born.
Her work with horses is as unique as her approach to life, and herself!
Dance With Bipolar Disorder- Bipolar Resources
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Dance with Bipolar is a radio show that views Bipolar Disorder from a positive perspective with uplifting appeal. People from all over the country call in with questions that relate to Bipolar Disorder. Tonight's topics include:advocating for your wellness; and finding available resources.
Meg Dog (Bipolar peer specialist) and Doc (individual and family psychologist) invite you to dance with spirit of Bipolar to learn, live and love.
Pets Teach Us So Much Radio 145 with Robbin and Joseph Everett
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Author Diane Daniels Manning joins us to talk about her book, Almost Perfect.
Always fun and informative, this dynamic couple from the #1 rated web tv, blog, radio and podcast show for animal lovers, Pets Teach Us So Much, Robbin and Joseph Everett entertain millions of people from all over the world with segments about:
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For more information about the global leader in pet related new media entertainment, Pets Teach Us So Much Radio, Podcast, Blog, web tv, Robbin and Joseph Everett, or to book an appearance, go to http://www.TPPC.tv.
8 Million Children Alone, in the Hospital with no Visitors..ENTER OwieBowWowie!
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"8 MILLION CHILDREN "ALONE," in the hospital with no visitors while enduring their life-saving treatment", says OwieBowWowie creator Gina Woods. For Gina that was unacceptable. No child should have to be afraid, alone and without a source of comfort while being poked and prodded and well just feeling YUCKY! We agree Gina.
Enter OwieBowWowie.. If you want to know how Owie came to be, you will have to tune into the show...smile...but I will tell you that he IS the Brain child of Gina Woods who not only hand sewed the early OwieBowWowie's but she also hand delivered them to the children in the hospital. Heck she still does. Over 4000 Owie's have comforted little arms and hearts.
Owie is fantastic because he contains no metal parts, can even go in through the MRI with a child holding on tight and is allowed into ICU because he is hypoallergenic and comes sealed.
Way to Go Gina!
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Good afternoon family, this is your host, Sistah Janice with The Sunday Drive Talk, I am so excited that you decided to spend your afternoon with me.
We have a show stopper for you today! We have our guest consultant, Dr Pastor Butler of The Rock of Ages Baptist Church of Morristown TN. The topic that we would like to explore with you today will be, Once Saved, Always Saved? Tune in@1pm and lets explore together the word of The Lord.
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Remember, Sistah Janice loves, but God loves you best, have victorious week in Jesus!
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Our guests this morning are Dr. Sabrina Quinene, Tiffany Friedman and Adrienne Slaughter.
Dr. Sabrina Quinene is a Chiropractor who recently opened up her own private practice in Redondo Beach. Her passion is providing the South Bay community with the best Chiropractic care with an emphasis on Family Wellness and Women's Health issues. In addition to Chiropractic, she has a Breast Thermography Clinic that focuses on safe early breast cancer detection.
Tiffany Friedman is the proprietor of Haute Yogi located in the North End of Manhattan Beach. Given that her mother and grandmother had dance studios, it should come as no surprise that Tiffany was dancing as soon as she could walk. Dancing led to gymnastics which led to a professional career as an entertainer. She discovered Bikram Yoga and found that it facilitated her varied physical pursuits - including triathlons - and helped during rehab when she had injuries.
Adrienne Slaughter, an active Hermosa Beach resident, is a 2-time cancer survivor and has been an inspirational speaker since she was 16 years old. With an uplifting website, www.adriennespeaking.com, today she speaks professionally and is celebrating her 5th year of being "Breast Cancer Free" and 33 1/2 years of being cured of childhood bone cancer.
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Can animals assist in recovery?
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Join Marilyn Bradford and me in the discussions about recovery, addiction and the contribution that animals are to us! What is addiction, and why are people choosing it? And can animals assist in a different way? What else can we be with them? Please find more information about Marilyn here http://www.rightrecoveryforyou.com/
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Does anyone know who the John Kindrick is who is listed on the 1840 Chickasaw co. MS. census? PLease help if you can. I know these Kindrick and Kendricks were from Lawrence co. TN area and I know my great grandmother Margaret J. (Jane?) was born in 1840 Mississippi according to all her census in Arkansas. She probably had a brother and according to the 1840 census of John Kindrick he had other children plus a female who could have been his wife.
I have tested my dna with Family Finder and don't have any Kindrick listed. Maybe the Kindricks of that area have not tested yet but I have Davis, Thompson, May, Harrison, Williamson. I know the Williamson family married into the Tates and one of this family came to Pope co. Ark where my ggrandparents lived all the rest of their lives. I wish some of these families had the connection that we have searched for since 1988. Thanks for any help.


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Property in France doesn't come cheap, but thanks to judicial reforms, there are several courthouses going for a song. And a decline in religious conviction means that there are also priories, abbeys and churches on the market – but both church and state are having difficulty bringing in the customers.
A reform enacted last year closed down 401 courthouses in small towns around France, as the cost of running them became too much of a burden. Now, for €200,000 (£175,000) you can snap up the former courthouse in Bar-sur-Seine, in eastern France – complete with peristyle and columns.
Or, on the Luxembourg border and "ideally situated close to the town centre and the cinema", the Hayange courtroom for €465,000 (panelling included. The decommissioned courthouses were first offered for sale by the state to their respective local councils. The majority were taken on and converted into public spaces such as cultural centres or galleries.
But many councils have no use for an old courthouse, so the government put them on the market. While the buildings stand empty, the state pays for their upkeep, so the prices per square metre have been fixed low. Nevertheless, several buildings have stood empty for several months now without finding a buyer.
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Meanwhile, estate agents are taking an increasing number of religious buildings onto their books.
After the departure of the last nuns back in 2008, the congregation of Pamiers in southern France has decided to put their Carmelite convent on the market for €1m. "There are fewer and fewer people who practise religion, and often the church puts a building on the market so as to pay for repairs to other buildings it owns," said estate agent Patrice Besse.
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But again, it can be hard to find any buyers for these buildings. The mayor of Pamiers turned down the building when he was offered the first refusal, pointing out that the town has no use for it, and that it would cost a sum of €6m to restore it.
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Posted 08 February 2013 - 10:22 PM
I'm quite chuffed my DH won this awesome looking eye fillet tonight.
I would love some ideas on how to create an amazing family meal with it.
I don't want to do the usual BBQ or meat and 3 veg as we have that so often, unless it's truly spectacular.
Also, I was thinking maybe I could freeze until Thursday and serve up a delicious Valentine's dinner for DH and I after kids are in bed. Would it still taste as good after freezing?
It's from a lovely local butchers so I know the quality is top notch. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Posted 09 February 2013 - 12:08 AM
DO NOT FREEZE - but my DH also said he would eat it all himself - maybe do valentines dinner early so it doesnt go to waste
Posted 09 February 2013 - 12:34 AM
I'm not sure how I would store it to be honest, someone more informed with meat + days refrigerated + bacteria will be in a better position to comment on that.
Aside from freeze/not freeze - I would slow bake it with a good grinding of sea salt & cracked pepper and olive oil (I mean slow oven, like 120 - 140 degrees) until you like it (rare, medium rare). Let it rest for at least 10 - 20 minutes.
Then, if you have a griddle pan, give it a hot fry/grill in the pan in olive oil ... mostly to get the grilled look and seal the meat.
Serve with wok tossed potatoes (that have been cut into about 2-3cm chunks and pre-boiled) with garlic, fresh rosemary and olive oil until crispy - with a crust basically and fluffy on the inside.
Make yourself a delicious homemade peppercorn sauce (or Dianne ... so 70's but, I made it from scratch recently and the real deal is so much better than the sauce you get on 'pub grub'). Serve with french style beans (boiled or steamed with butter, capers, garlic, butter, olive oil and salt & pepper - you add a knob of butter while they're steaming/boiling - the other ingredients are dressing, make sure you finely chop the capers).
Make it simple would be my personal preference.
Luck you!
ETA: make sure things like garlic and rosemary (or any other herbs you use) are fresh, no dried stuff. You SHOULD NOT destroy a good piece of steak with standard pantry ingredients.
Edited by Funnington, 09 February 2013 - 12:36 AM.
Posted 09 February 2013 - 08:02 AM
I think beef would be alright stored in the fridge for a week. People actually pay more money for beef that is aged.
I agree that slow roasting it whole is the best way to get the most melt -in - your mouth result.
I recall Maggie Beer did it on The Cook and the Chef once.
Looks pretty good to me!
Posted 09 February 2013 - 08:17 AM
Beef actually gets better the longer it's kept aka aged beef. So long as its refrigerated it should keep a week.
I've cooked this one before Eye fillet roast
This looks nice too George Colombaris' recipe
Enjoy whatever you decide to cook!
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The Tarzan's Treefan attraction, mistakenly considered to be the best helpful attraction at Disneyland
Claw your way up the vertical-ish steps into Tarzan's Treefan, and experience how Tarzan endured in the wilds of Edison Square. Here you will find everything but a bathroom scavanged from the debris of a schooner, an interactive entertainment area near the roots of the tree, and even baby Tarzan, decaying in his crib!
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