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Feds try to discredit ex-FBI agent in Bulger trial
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BOSTON (AP) -- Prosecutors on Tuesday suggested that a former FBI supervisor exaggerated his claim that he tried to end the FBI's corrupt relationship with reputed mobster James "Whitey" Bulger.
Robert Fitzpatrick, a former assistant special agent in charge of the Boston FBI office, testified that he tried to convince the FBI to terminate Bulger as an informant after Bulger was uncooperative and didn't appear to be helping the bureau's mission to gather information on the Mafia.
Fitzpatrick, the first defense witness in Bulger's racketeering trial, began his testimony Monday and returned to the witness stand Tuesday. During cross-examination, Assistant U.S. Attorney Brian Kelly suggested that Fitzpatrick, who wrote a book on Bulger, previously embellished to sell more books and was now trumping up his account of trying to get Bulger out of the FBI fold.
"Weren't you more concerned with your own career rather than rocking the boat?" Kelly asked.
Fitzpatrick insisted that he tried repeatedly to persuade the FBI to end its relationship with Bulger, particularly after Bulger was considered a suspect in the 1982 killings of Edward "Brian" Halloran and Michael Donahue, a shooting the reputed mobster is now accused of carrying out.
Under questioning from Bulger's lawyer, Fitzpatrick said Bulger denied being an informant when he met with him in 1981, but was listed in FBI files as an informant who provided the agency with information on the Mafia. At the time, dismantling the Mafia was a national priority for the Justice Department.
Bulger's lawyers have insisted that Bulger was not an informant. They say former FBI agent John Connolly fabricated reports in Bulger's file to advance his own career.
Fitzpatrick said FBI officials would not listen when he asked them to terminate Bulger as an informant.
"They obviously felt that Bulger was the guy who was going to bring down the Mafia," he said.
Kelly repeatedly pointed out inconsistencies between Fitzpatrick's memory of events when he testified in federal hearings in 1988 and in civil cases brought by the families of people who were allegedly killed by Bulger. Kelly suggested that Fitzpatrick embellished his testimony to sell more copies of a book he wrote about Bulger, "Betrayal."
Fitzpatrick acknowledged he is trying to write another book about Bulger, but said he was testifying to "tell the truth."
Earlier Tuesday Judge Denise Casper rejected a bid by Bulger to sequester jurors while they deliberate.
Bulger's lawyers are expected to call more former FBI agents to testify Wednesday.
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No representation of the open source community as far as I can see. But
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Remember how like, 10 years ago Luke Wilson was clearly the better Wilson in terms of people you'd like to date? He was better looking, less attractive and got more decent roles? And all Owen had was a nose that had been broken once a year every year since he was born and Zoolander.
But then Owen tried to kill himself, and the caretaker in me was like "Poor baby. Poor, rich baby." and Luke Wilson stopped getting roles in movies and started taking roles in cell phone commercials?
How the Wilson Tables have turned since the year 2000…
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I forgot all about this blog, until I had an idea to start a blog about Bespectacled babes, bongs and bulldogs and then remembered this. Basically all of my ideas are centered around attractive men and canines.
This picture was sent to me FOREVER AGO by two awesome ladies I went to high school with. On a scale of 1 to 10, I was 12-embarrassed when I got the e-mail and found out that people I went to high school with read this blog.
John Kerry in ur blogz, holdin ur puppiez.
If you're into guys who look like a gayer, more Morman version of Lance Bass, then this is your jpeg-jam for sure.
I ain't judgin'. I cater to all types. Even the ones who love gay Mormans. ESPECIALLY the ones who love gay Mormans.
Kampire B. e-mailed me to say my writing was funny. Correct. That is so correct. There was probably more to the e-mail, like maybe a link to a photo of a hot guy holding a cute puppy who is wearing BABY CLOTHES, but probably not. All I saw was her compliment. All I ever see are the compliments. This isn't very hard because I am a very likable person with many, many amazing characteristics for people to compliment, like "not racist", "enjoys Christopher Meloni" and "I'll fucking punch your face if you try to eat a hamburger with ketchup on it in my car."
Ketchup wafting off a hot hamburger is the worst smell that could happen.
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But then you grew up.
But for real, I would probably still sleep with AJ from BSB, because like… I don't know. I just know fifth grade me would be really proud of myself.
It's so shameful that Mid-1980's Johnny Depp is holding this Cavalier King Charles Spaniel (eternal puppies, amirite?) and not 2009 Johnny Depp.
Johnny Depp aging is out of control. No one should be able to age that well. He has consistently increased in attractiveness with each passing year, and he's 46. This "fine wine" phenomenon is suppose to stop at 34.
Plus, I mean, have you guys even seen Chocolat? Did you see it while you were PMSing and overly emotional? No? Then no, you've never really seen Chocolat.
I think what's happening in this picture is that this dog is being adorable, Zachery Quinto is really confused as to why he still hasn't publicly come out of the closet, and that lady is disgusted a gay male could have fashion sense that awful*.
Zachery Quinto is amazing to me because seperate, his facial features are ugly. But together, as a whole, on his face, they are unbelievably hot. Mind boggling.
*I'm not saying she's RIGHT in being disgusted that he doesn't fit a stereotype. I'm just the messenger.
Paul McCartney with his Olde English Sheepdog, Martha.
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A Checklist For Making the Most Chill and Creative Office Space Ever
I tell my clients all the time: it's so important to facilitate a working atmosphere that seems super cool and fun, not because you need to treat your employees well, but because you must trick them into thinking they're happy and enjoying their lives as opposed to selling their precious time, ideas and energy to you in exchange for a 'nice comp package with comprehensive bennies'.
Here's a handy list of guidelines that will make every day at your office feel like a supercoolfantastic fun party, give them something to brag about/justify their existences with, and keep those worker bees making that honey money.
- Not an Office, but a "Loft" — Your offices should be in a loft. If they're not, you should rip out ceiling tiles, pull up flooring, expose some brick, and do whatever it is you have to do to facilitate a "loft-like" atmosphere. Creativity only happens in lofts.
- Lots of Screens Everywhere — Nothing inspires creativity by having lots of HD screens all over the place, broadcasting futuristic imagery, cool motion graphics with your logo, neat web data API visualizations, and hip creative TV shows like "Mad Men" and "Jersey Shore".
- "Futuristic Vintage" Chic — Everything should have a crafty, hand-made, "vintage" feel (as if the whole interior was purchased directly from Etsy), BUT should also feature lots of modern furniture so it looks kind of like you're in the home of an artsy hipster DIY space robot from the future.
- Sweet Snacking Sitch - Install cool branded vending machines with Organic Energy Drinks, Local/Sustainable Snacks, and if you're working with programmers, a fridge full of Nerd Juice (Mountain Dew).
- Lip Dub Mondays — Nothing helps people shake off the weekend and get ready to work like starting the week off right with a viral video-friendly coordinated company-wide "Lip Dub" to a hit pop song that shows just how freewheeling and fun-loving your "team" really is.
- Giant Vehicles Parked Indoors — Busses and vans and trucks and old Airstream trailers aren't supposed to be parked indoors, so there's something really cool and rebellious about it when they are.
- Livestreaming From the Office — If you've successfully set up the most next-lev chill and creative office space of all time, the world will want to see it, so you should regularly set up live Internet video streams so random people can log on to the net and just watch your employees work. Yes your office is SO fascinating that other bored office workers would actually be entertained by watching the banality of your offices unfold… in real time!
- ChillPods — You've got to create little futuristic-looking places where employees can take a break, kick back, jack in to the MatrixWire, and iDose on some inspirational mp3's.
- Video Games, Beanbags, Action Figures — And any other items that cultivate the general feeling of being in the childhood bedroom of someone who grew up in the '80s/early-'90s. You should also make a big show of having cool "RockBand" or "Old-School Nintendo" parties after work sometimes.
- "Zen-like" Pseudo-Buddhist Bullshit — People like to feel spiritually connected at work, so you should definitely throw in a few pebble gardens, contemplation pools and transcendence sculptures for good measure.
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My guy's graduation is practically here! Ah I'm more than excited. I leave tomorrow for the drive down to San Antonio and I gotta say that I feel so lucky. I'm driving down with his mom who is the sweeeetest lady ever. She got us a hotel room with a kitchen so we could cook his favorite meal, homemade lasagna, and she's paying for everything including the gas for my car that we're driving in. Sighh.
So today I got a call from his local recruiter and apparently he had listed me as a contact. So I got asked a bunch of incriminating questions about his past that I tried to be vague on (my guy had fun in highschool, by all meanings of that word) so I basically lied to the guy. Questions like "What do you know about his familiarity with any illegal substances?" Welp he's clean now so why does it matter mister? I didn't say that. But I was wondering if any of you girls also got calls because you were listed as a reference?
So yes wish me luck! Two days until I see him :)
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uh ohhh i hope i dont get that call from my bfs recruiter! i know im on his contacts and my bf is doing op intel which i know has some serious background checks. i gotta ask my bf what hes said! lol even though hes a pretty good kid:)

i leave tomorrow too woooo hooo!! long awaited!
Have fun! Keep us updated when you get back :)
Congrats on making it! and good luck!

Hmmmm that's strange about the recruiter calling, I've never heard of that but maybe somebody can explain for us :)


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Bull shit. DBZ is the worst wank there is to me. People like calming that Goku can beat everyone in fiction. I love crushing fan wanking.
So true but its Goku who is wanked into oblivion, not so much DBZ as a whole.
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@Whats_out_the_bag: Go to SpaceBattlers, it's a site notorious for HP wank (things like "they transmute stuff into anti-matter as well as "The Lumious light spell has radiation and can give enemies cancer" showed up).
LOL at the cancer part.
Speed, not even close.
You do know this is pre-time skip 12 yr old naruto right? He's like peak human at best, and even thats me hyping him.
Harry's spells won't be hitting that's for sure, while a simple thrown kunai would end him. Add clones to that and HP gets stomped.
Naruto isn't the best at aiming if you recall he's kind of a bad ninja. He's no sasuke.
As I've already stated Harry has 10 mins of pre in that time Harry can also grab his invisibility cloak, and hit naruto with any one of his spells.
Other than Naruto not being good at throwing a single kunai on a moving target, Harry can create a shield and block it. He can even disarm Naruto's kunai, which I'm going to say with his cloak he could just walk up behind naruto and kill him.
@Whats_out_the_bag: I think you are mixing pre-skip kid Naruto and first few dozen chapters Naruto up. Even before the time-skip Naruto becomes damn competent and actually keeping up with a few certain characters puts him in the supersonic range. Harry on the other hand is just human, in every stat and the only spell that is useful for anything is the killing curse. He won't hit Naruto even if he was invisible the whole damn time.
@UltimateHero0406: None of those have any ground to be said that they will work. It's a big ass NLF if you assume they can. Avada is accepted because it's pretty much soul fuck and characters that don't resist get fucked up, on the other hand those spells don't have a mechanic behind them and saying that they can affect someone even tho they have never been shown to affect people on that level is just wrong.
@Fehafare: On what level? Naruto is human with some super human abilities. It's not like he has a super healing factor or high level magical powers. Without the fox, theres really not much protecting him. I really don't see a reason why they wouldn't work on Naruto. Naruto's advantages in this fight are his speed/reflexes and his clones.
@Whats_out_the_bag: Not really, i'm not even a Naruto fan. It's rather that you are hyping Harry to extreme levels. First of all he can't use flight and invisibility at the same time. Second Naruto fought enemies that did worse thing and did just well. Naruto has his clones and substitution and way superior reaction which makes the whole invisibility advantage void. The only scenario in which Harry's spell will EVER connect is the one in which Naruto is not allowed to do anything at all.
By the end of part 1 Naruto's supersonic at the very least from beating Neji, to Garra and his sand shuriken as well as Sasuke.
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The Pumpkin Cheesecake Debacle
Well, it finally happened. The dizziness got the best of me.
Back in June, on my sister Rosie's birthday, I promised her a pumpkin cheesecake, but she was away all summer and we couldn't work out the details of making it and getting it to her. She's back in Manhattan for a few days before heading back to Oberlin, so we finally figured out the logistics and last night I got to work.
Since it's a birthday present, it needed to be special and particularly indulgent. In search of a recipe, I went right to Paula Deen circa 2007, back when she was still all about the butter.
It started with the crust: graham cracker crumbs, brown sugar, and cinnamon.
See that tiny hand in the bottom right corner? That's Juliet's. She helped.
This is Juliet, helping me with the melted butter. A whole stick of it.
I felt like I needed more butter to keep it all held together, but I figured that if Paula Deen said it was enough butter, it had to be enough. She's not exactly known for holding back on the butter, especially back in 2007.
Juliet and I poured the mixture into a springform pan.
I used the bottom of a measuring cup to push the crumbs into place. Then Juliet went off to watch Thomas the Tank Engine, and I worked on the filling.
The recipe said to beat the cream cheese until smooth, which was a very strange instruction. Cream cheese is already smooth! I beat it anyway.
I added in 3 eggs, one yolk, pumpkin, and sour cream. This is where things went completely wrong, although I didn't know it yet. I added the spices: cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves. For good measure, I threw in some pumpkin pie spice too.Things got very messy, but I thought I still had them under control. (I was wrong.)
I got the mixer going, and things started to look better. (Looks can be deceiving.)
Then I added the flour (only a few tablespoons, and vanilla.
Once that was properly mixed, I retrieved the pan with the crust in it.
I poured the mixture in. I thought it smelled good. It probably did.
For some reason, I didn't taste the batter. I wish I had. I usually do.
I put it in the oven and let it bake for an hour. I took it out, let it cool for 15 minutes, then covered it in plastic wrap and put it in the fridge. I was done! I texted Rosie to tell her.
Then I sat down to continue my Downton Abbey marathon. And started blogging. It was slow going, as the show is pretty engaging. I usually keep the page with the recipe open as a reference, and after I typed this part,
I added in 3 eggs, one yolk, pumpkin, and sour cream.
I noticed something. Something terrible. The recipe said,
Add pumpkin puree, eggs, egg yolk, sour cream, sugar and the spices.
I read it again.
Add pumpkin puree, eggs, egg yolk, sour cream, sugar and the spices.
Notice anything? Probably not. But I did.
I don't remember adding any sugar. I remember putting brown sugar in the crust, but white sugar? In the bowl? With the pumpkin?
I texted Rosie in shame. I told Dave what happened. I grieved for the poor cheesecake and all its wasted ingredients, and its lost potential. I watched more Downton Abbey, which, thematically, included the "salty pudding" episode. I ate some peanut butter in secret shame.
I'm so embarrassed.
Poor Rosie. She was gracious and lovely about it, of course, because she's a wonderful person. She's so wonderful she deserves a f-ing cheesecake! Sadly, she's not getting one this time. I promised her one the next time she comes back from school for a visit.
I should probably give her two.
Should YOU wish to make a pumpkin cheesecake, don't follow my instructions, but do head straight to Paula Deen.
And I will try not to take on more complex baking tasks until my doctor gets back to me about the dizziness.
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Baking Scones at Mussers' Bed & Breakfast
Every June, on or about the last day of school, we take the kids to Pennsylvania to ride the rails at Strasburg Railroad. We ride Thomas the Tank Engine, visit the train museums, buy jams in tiny jars, eat homemade ice cream and shoofly pie, and take a horse & buggy ride around Amish country. Best of all, we stay at Mussers' Bed & Breakfast, our home away from home. Mussers' has two special elements that we don't have at our house: Barb, the owner, an extraordinary person we all adore, and Barb's magnificent and magical breakfasts. Every morning is different. Eggs made to order, baked oatmeal, crisp bacon, fresh fruit, homemade waffles, all made from local ingredients combined to create the fantasy breakfasts of our dreams. Because Barb is creative and fun, it's always decorative too. Who else would have such fun with red and green grapes?
I sent Barb the link to my baking blog, and when she asked if I wanted to have a baking adventure with her, I jumped at the opportunity. I'm still new at this and there are so many things I haven't learned to bake yet, so she suggested scones. Perfect. There's a technique to scones that I've never even tried.
Nathaniel decided to come along, so we headed downstairs once Juliet was in bed. Barb had already assembled the ingredients, putting what we'd need for the dough on the table and setting out a separate tray with the mix-ins.
She very thoughtfully included chocolate, knowing my (extremely negative) feelings about dried fruit in baked goods. The plan was to make three separate batches, and there were already three bowls ready & waiting.
The butter was still in the fridge, as it needed to stay cold, so I measured out the flour and Nathaniel took on the task of getting it into the bowls. We added sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
Barb got the butter out, and cut it into small cubes.
We asked Nathaniel to whisk the dry ingredients together. He needed a little guidance on the basic procedure & principles of whisking, and I was happy to provide it. I love whisking. I even just love the word. Wonderful whisking.
Once the butter was cut up, it went into the flour mixtures. We started with two of the bowls, saving the third for later. Barb taught me to mix the cubes in with the flour, but then squeeze each cube, flattening it with my fingers with the flour to make the mixture flaky. Since we were both knuckle-deep in flour & butter, Nathaniel took on the picture taking. I think he did a pretty good job.
He is, after all, still an eight-year-old boy with a camera. Ha!
In went the chocolate (or in Barb's bowl, the dried cherries).
In went a cup of heavy cream.
Oh wait. Did I mention there were mojitos?
A perfect host as always, Barb introduced me to a whole new concept: cocktails and baking. I will have to remember this one.
Nathaniel surprised us both at this point by announcing that it was his bedtime. He was right, it was just past 9:00, but I was going to let him stay up for a while. I wasn't, however, going to argue with such perfect behavior, so I hugged & kissed him and off he went. Dave told me later that he arrived back upstairs in our suite and brushed his teeth, then went to bed immediately. What a kid! I can only assume it was the influence of Barb and Pennsylvania, because Juliet put herself to bed that night too, with no negotiations or shenanigans whatsoever. The magic of Mussers'.
Once the heavy cream was added, the dough got pretty sticky…so sticky, in fact, that the next step — rolling it out, shaping it, and cutting it — just didn't seem to be an option. Undaunted, Barb just suggested dropping the dough in large spoonfuls and making cute round biscuit-like scones vs. the more traditional, triangular ones.
We baked them. We took them out and smelled the glorious smells of the scones. We baked them a little longer. And then we had scones.
Hi Barb!
Now we still had one bowl of ingredients to work with, and Barb thought that using less of the cream would make the dough less sticky. She proposed about half as much, with the option to add more as needed. Turns out half was exactly right.
Barb had a pastry cloth that she's had for decades, and she floured that up and started rolling out the dough on it. Now I want a pastry cloth too, and I want to have it for decades, and teach other people to bake on it. It does seem to be ideally suited to the task.
She rolled it to about three quarters of an inch thick, then shaped it into a large rectangle. She cut it into small rectangles with much more precision than I am usually able to muster up, especially after a mojito.
After that, we cut the rectangles in half to form triangles. I got to do some of that, taking care to be as precise as possible. Once they were all cut we loaded them into a big round pan that looked like a pizza pan, and put them in the freezer instead of baking them.
I don't have a photo of the finished triangle ones, as they didn't get baked until the morning, but they were a big hit with Nathaniel & Dave. (The dried blueberries ruled out my further involvement, but I was thrilled that they enjoyed them so much.) And they were fresh baked, with all the work having been done the night before.
Of course, Barb actually has room in her freezer for a giant tray with scones on it. Ours is jammed tight with frozen waffles & vegetables, random items from Trader Joe's, things we can't identify anymore, and leftovers that threaten to come flying out every time we open the door. But Barb has TWO kitchens, and is just generally a lot more organized and focused than we are. (She also has a business to run!)
We cut open one of the finished chocolate chip scones and had a look, then a taste. All the butter I normally avoid, yes, but worth every bite. SO flaky and light and buttery and wonderful.
What a great evening. We are so lucky to have found Mussers' B&B, and Barb, and to be able to go on this special vacation once a year and do all this stuff for the kids. They do seem to love it.
And here, in case you need it, is the full recipe:
Mussers' Bed and Breakfast Flaky Scones
Baking temp: 400 degrees Time: 12-15 minutes—until golden brown
1/2 cup (1 stick) cold butter
2 cups + 2 T. of unbleached all-purpose flour
1/4 cup sugar
1 t. baking powder
1/4 t. baking soda
1/8 t. salt
1 liquid cup of heavy cream (or milk)
1/2 currants or other dried fruit of choice or chocolate chips
Cut the butter into 1/2 inch cubes.
In a large bowl whisk together the flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Add the butter mixing by hand making it like flakes. Pinch butter cubes between thumb and fingers until there are no longer any hard lumps but flakes. It should not be grainy.
Add dried fruit or chocolate and mix.
Wet dough in bowl with cream but don't over mix and don't knead.
On a lightly floured surface shape the dough rolling it into a 3/4 inch thick rectangle, handling the dough as little as possible. Cut the rectangle into long strips and then cut more smaller rectangles, lastly cutting the rectangles into triangles.
At this point you can bake the scones or freeze them unbaked on a cookie sheet and when frozen transfer into freezer bags or containers to bake as needed. The frozen scones do not need to be thawed but baked frozen.
THANK YOU BARB!!! We can't wait to come back and see you again next summer.
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Cream Cheese Pound Cake
According to Pinterest, I first noticed this recipe 20 weeks ago, which means it's been waiting for me since January. Maybe it was the three sticks of butter that dissuaded me from trying it sooner, but a visit from our glorious friend Jenny was a good excuse to try something new, and she said she didn't mind if it was crazily decadent. Score!
There are no healthy ingredients in this cake other than the eggs.
I started by putting three sticks of butter and an 8-ounce package of reduced fat cream cheese into the stand mixer.
Then we added a cup of sugar.
Then we added two MORE cups of sugar.
So where are we? Oh yeah, three sticks of butter and three cups of sugar.
Then it was time for the six eggs. Yes, I said six eggs. No, I didn't say six egg whites or two eggs. Six. Six eggs.
The recipe suggested cracking them into a separate bowl first to prevent shells from getting into the batter, which seemed like a wise precaution, so I got out a nice big glass bowl and Jenny & I cracked away.
It was only after we did that that I looked back a sentence or two and read, "Add eggs, 1 at a time, beating until combined." Oops. So I did my best to add them one at a time. See? Here I am halfway through.
Once the eggs were in and blended, it was time to address the dry ingredients. I didn't do whole wheat white for this one, as I didn't want to add even a bit of heaviness to the cake. Using the sifter for three cups seemed like a time-consuming and tedious task, so I cheated and used the colander.
I added the salt and then started blending the dry ingredients into the batter, a little at a time. The bowl filled up quickly.
The last ingredient to go in was the vanilla. I stirred that in by hand and Jenny helped me get the batter from the bowl into the bundt pan. I was so sure I was going to spill it all into the hole in the middle and therefore all over the counter, but with her help, everything made it into the pan.
I set the timer for an hour and forty minutes, and resisted the urge to open the oven every ten minutes to see what was going on in there. I've never used my bundt pan before, and I've never made a pound cake, so I was a little nervous.
While it was baking, Nathaniel came home from a birthday party where they played capture the flag (and had the time of their lives).
With eight minutes left to go on the timer, I did the toothpick test and the pound cake passed with flying colors. Out it went.
The next test came fifteen minutes later, when I flipped over the pan and hoped for the best. I was afraid to look, so I watched Dave's face while he watched the cake come out of the pan, which is also how I used to watch 24 when it got icky. Dave's face registered nothing but joy, however, and I took a look for myself.
Wow! It took all the restraint I had not to cut it open and peek inside until after dinner.
But wait…we must speak of dinner. Dave grilled some chicken on the barbecue, which was utterly delicious, but for a side dish he brought back a Pinterest favorite of ours: Waffle Iron Fries. Have you tried these? It's like a latke, or hash browns, but instead of being fried in oil, it cooks in the waffle iron. Jenny practically swooned. Dave opened up the waffle iron so I could grab a quick shot of one being cooked.
We sat down to a tasty treat of a dinner, and then I took the plunge and cut the cake. What joy! The outside is almost crisp, with a candy-like crunch, but it's whisper-thin and is just the perfect introduction to the moist, delicious, dense but fluffy wonder on the inside. O M G. Honestly, I can think of no better expression to explain it than that. O M G.
Juliet liked it so much she posed with it, although she made sure she looked dramatic enough to draw the eye away from the cake.
Nathaniel had his (second) piece with a few strawberries, and couldn't stop laughing at the monster strawberry he found in the container.
And that was the most decadent thing I have made since my birthday, and it's delicious, and I feel proud of it. I will continue to feel proud if I don't eat any more until at least tomorrow. If there's any left by Monday, my co-workers are going to love me and curse me at the same time.
On a final note, I wanted to make something special for Jenny to take home that wouldn't inspire foodguilt, so I made some chocolate yogurt muffins. I told her I'd put five chips in the middle of each one, any kind of chip she wanted, and when she couldn't decide, I went all in and made three of each kind: white chocolate, peanut butter, cinnamon, and butterscotch.
We were sad when Jenny left, but we loaded her up with chicken, turkey chili, pound cake, and muffins. Now the kids are up in bed, and Dave & I are alone with what's left of the cake. Please send help.


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Towson falls to rival Hopkins, 15-8
A 7-0 run by Johns Hopkins in the third quarter helped lead the No. 11 Blue Jays to a 15-8 win against Towson on Saturday at Homewood Field.
"I think we had a great effort as a team, but it was a tale of two halves," Head Coach Shawn Nadelen said. "We didn't do a good job in the third quarter and got dominated at the face-off."
The Tigers (1-1) had their struggles, committing 17 turnovers in the game and also only winning 9-of-26 face-offs.
The game started off in favor of Hopkins (2-0), as the Blue Jays had a 3-2 lead going into the second quarter.
But junior midfielder Greg Cuccinello came out firing in the second quarter; scoring three straight goals to give Towson a 5-3 lead.
Cuccinello would finish the game with four goals for his third career hat trick. It was his first points of the season, as he was held scoreless against High Point.
"I was looking a little harder off-ball this game and that's what opened things up for me," Cuccinello said. "This year, I have to work harder at playing against the long pole, which I did today."
Johns Hopkins rebounded quickly and responded with three goals of their own to take a 6-5 lead at the half.
Senior attack Max Siskand opened up the third quarter with a quick goal to tie the game at 6-6. However, it was all Johns Hopkins from there on.
The Blue Jays strung together seven straight goals in the third quarter to take a commanding 13-6 lead going into the final period of the day.
In that time frame, the Tigers committed six turnovers, lost eight straight face-offs and only managed to take one shot.
"It was a tough third quarter," senior attack Thomas DeNapoli said, who was held scoreless in the game. "As an offense, you get antsy when you don't have the ball for a while and you try making a homerun play, which result in some turnovers."
Hopkins would go on to win the game 15-8, but the Tigers still saw some positives in the game.
"It's a tough loss, but we came out strong and played real well in the first half," DeNapoli said.
Freshman Joe Seider, who scored his fourth goal of the season in the first quarter, weighed in on what the team can take from the game.
"I think we have everything we need on to win big games like that, we just need to execute them a little better," he said.
Another positive from the game was the play of junior goalie Tyler White, who had an 18-save performance.
"I think he played very well and we wished we could have helped him out a little more in the game," Nadelen said.
The Tigers have a quick turnaround, as they play again on Wednesday against another in-state rival, the Loyola Greyhounds (1-1).
"We can't let one loss become two and we need to prep well against another crosstown rival. We have to be focused for every day," Cuccinello said.
"We have to review the film and understand where our errors are," Nadelen said. "We're going to move forward through film and practice, as we're going to be going against a really good Loyola team on Wednesday."
The Tigers will try and win one on the road against the Greyhounds on Wednesday at 3 p.m.


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