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Free Agency 2012: A Look at the Lists
- 3:00 pm Saturday, June 30th, 2012 by Ethan J. Skolnick
Deron Williams, PG, Nets: Reportedly has narrowed choices to Nets and Mavericks. Only elite player in prime available.
Steve Nash, PG, Suns: Raptors will court Canada's favorite son. So will Knicks, Mavericks.
Tim Duncan, PF, Spurs: Does anyone really think he's leaving San Antonio? OK, then.
Jamal Crawford, G, Blazers: Combination guard had down year, still valued for his scoring skills. Lou Williams is a younger version, but likely returning to Philadelphia.
Ersan Ilyasova, PF, Bucks: Emerged as one of the league's better per-minute rebounders.
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Miami Heat talking points: 10:30 vs. Clippers
- 5:25 pm Wednesday, January 12th, 2011 by Ethan J. Skolnick
News of the day, before the Heat faces highlight reel Blake Griffin and the Clippers at 10:30 Eastern at Staples Center
(Thanks to Bill Reiter of Fox Sports.com for helping me with the the shootaround transcripts. Full disclosure: I was given the wrong street name, by one letter, of the shootaround site. So I drove my Kia in circles through the streets of Beverly Hills for an hour.)
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Michael Beasley news is disheartening
- 2:12 pm Monday, August 24th, 2009 by Post Staff
It's been confirmed. Heat forward Michael Beasley, the No. 2 pick in the 2008 draft, is in a Houston-area rehabilitation center. [More]


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Perception Of Racism.
This past Wednesday night, the Montreal Canadians beat the Boston Bruins in double overtime 4 – 3. With 4:19 left in the second overtime, Montreal defenseman P.K. Subban fired a slapshot past Boston goalie Tukka Rask for the game winner.
Canadian fans were ecstatic. Bruin fans, not so happy and took to Twitter to voice their displeasure.
The target of the fans anger was the aforementioned Subban, who is black.
Tweets from fans rained down against Subban using racial terms and epitaphs that would make a sailor blush.
It was vile, stupid, wrong, and every other adjective we can think of that would decry this type of bigotry. You would think that after a week of the mess with Donald Sterling, people would know better.
It is okay to dislike a guy because of the uniform he wears, but don't hate a man because of the color of his skin.
The Bruins organization, for their part, released a statement condemning the racism:
"The racist, classless views expressed by an ignorant group of individuals following Thursday's game via digital media are in no way a reflection of anyone associated with the Bruins organization." – President of Boston Bruins Operations Cam Neely
What is missing from the condemnation of Sterling and the Bruins fans is the overall condemnation of whites, of males, of conservatives and of Republicans if the incidents had taken place south of the Mason-Dixon line.
You would have heard that Sterling was typical of the people in the south – racist, white and conservative. Yet Sterling is from Los Angeles, a town that leans to the left politically. Sterling himself is a supporter of liberal and Democratic causes.
Boston is a city than decidedly leans to the left yet no mention of the political leanings of city or the state is made.
If the same tweets had occurred while the Canadians were playing the Nashville Predators, the Carolina Hurricanes, or the Atlanta Thrashers, would the city, the state, and the fans have gotten a pass as Boston and Sterling did? Would the press had dug deep into other racial incidents with owners, teams and fans if these incidents had happened in the south?
You bet they would have.
And that's the problem.

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Goaltender Jean-Philippe Levasseur has been signed to a 1-year extension. It'll be interesting to see if he gets called up to play more than one game this year or if he'll be able to nab the number 2 spot. I'm hoping that now that he's been resigned, he will be more inclined to submit to an interview!
The other two free agents who have resigned are defenseman Sheldon Brookbank (2-year extension) and center Kyle Chipchura (1-year extension).
Unrestricted players are Teemu Selanne, Saku Koivu, Aaron Ward, Brian Salcido, Joey MacDonald, Kyle Calder, Brennan Evans and Ryan Donally. Of course, we still haven't heard a decision from Teemu yet which has everything to do with what direction the team will take when approaching final decisions regarding the likes of Koivu, Calder, Ryan and Wisniewski.
Qualifying offers have been made to Bobby Ryan, James Wisniewski and Brendan Mikkelson. We'll just have to wait and see what happens!
The Ducks did not make a qualifying offer to left winger Bobby Bolt, which leaves him twisting in the wind while hanging out with family in his home town of Thunder Bay, Ont. Anaheim picked up Bobby back in the 2005 Entry Draft, but as far as I can tell, he didn't develop as they thought he would and he spent much of last season displeased with the organization (yes, another player who declined to be interviewed).
Speaking of wings, we also acquired left wing/center Jason Jaffray from the Calgary Flames in exchange for left wing Logan MacMillan. Jaffray made his NHL debut Decemeber 12, 2007 with Vancouver, scoring his first goal against J.S. Giguere.
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200+ people join annual All Ages, One Region conference.
Living where you have friends, interests, and a sense of purpose make for a great quality of life. That's why the Maricopa Association of Governments and its partners have formed the Regional Age-Friendly Network. The purpose of the network is to connect people of all ages to each other and to the communities they call home. These connections improve the quality of life for all residents, as well as strengthen the vibrancy of the region.
Living well isn't about counting time, but about making your time count. Connections give meaning to each minute of the day. An hour isn't just 60 minutes; it is limitless possibilities and discoveries waiting to happen. This website is designed to be an interactive space to tap into the possibilities. Connect 60 Plus is about making every minute count.
For a list of calendar events that are free and open to the public, or to learn more about points of interest, click on our connect link.
On the following pages you will hear from people from throughout the region who are redefining their lives. They are active and exploring new opportunities. We want to hear from you about your experiences. Click here to share in these success stories and to share your own story of success as well.
Vivir donde tienes amigos, intereses y propósitos enriquece tu calidad de vida. Es por eso que la Asociación de Gobiernos de Maricopa y sus socios han formado la Red Regional de Edad Amistosa. El propósito de la red es el de conectar entre sí a personas de todas edades a las comunidades donde viven. Estas conexiones mejoran la calidad de vida para todos los residentes, así como fortalecen la vitalidad de la región.
Vivir bien no se trata de contar con tiempo, sino de hacer que su tiempo cuente. Las conexiones dan significado a cada minuto del día. Una hora no es sólo 60 minutos; cada hora significa ilimitadas posibilidades y descubrimientos. Este sitio web está diseñado como un espacio interactivo para aprovechar cualquier posibilidad de interacción que se presente. Conecte 60 Plus se trata de hacer que cada minuto cuente.
Para obtener una lista gratis del calendario de eventos abiertos al público, o para obtener más información sobre los puntos de interés, haga clic en la pestaña titulada CONEXIÓN.
En las siguientes páginas puede aprender de otras personas de la región que están redefiniendo sus vidas. Son personas activas que exploran nuevas oportunidades. Queremos escuchar de usted acerca de sus experiencias. Haga clic aquí para leer estas historias de éxito y también para compartir su propia historia de éxito.
Grantmakers in Aging has developed a video about the Greater Phoenix Age-Friendly Network with support from the Pfizer Foundation. The video highlights the region's work in Phoenix, Tempe, the Northwest Valley, Scottsdale, and Wickenburg. The video also features Connect60Plus.com and the network's monthly webinar series, "Feed Your Mind."
The Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) Human Services Division is seeking to fill a part-time internship to assist with completing activities related to the Age-Friendly Network. Please visit the MAG employment page to read more about this exciting opportunity and obtain information on how to apply.
On June 11, the National Volunteer Transportation Center, a program of the Community Transportation Association of America, announced the 2014 STAR Award winners. The STAR Award for Excellence was awarded to Duet: Partners in Health & Aging. Inc., in Phoenix, Arizona for their transportation–related services. To learn more and see a list of awards and honorable mentions, click here.
Duet helps elders and adults with disabilities live safely and independently in their own homes by pairing them with caring volunteers who provide vital transportation and friendship. Last year, 601 Duet volunteers, using their own vehicles, provided 33,926 escorted door-through-door, one way free-of-charge rides to medical and social service appointments as well as grocery stores for 543 individuals. Volunteers drive to destinations, stay throughout, and bring individuals home safely in one-on-one "duets of service." Duet transportation services provide a lifeline with a budget of $291,400. Volunteers may facilitate their "match" by accessing Duet's innovative, interactive website map www.duetaz.org that shows, in real-time, individuals waiting for service in the area, minus last names and addresses. Duet serves Phoenix, Scottsdale, Glendale, Fountain Hills, Peoria, and Paradise Valley, a densely populated area that covers 972 square miles. STAR Award funds will help recruit and train new volunteers and maintain services within this area.
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Dr. Turshá Hamilton will discuss how stress, especially unmanaged and uncontrolled stress, damages the body and accelerates aging. She will present tips to help reduce the negative effects of high stress levels.
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I attempted to bake cookies for each of the 12 days of Christmas in the past and it was such a huge undertaking, I didn't get past Day 8. I could have simplified the task, but if you've ever met me, followed me on Twitter or have ever read a post on this blog, you know I don't do anything halfway.
In late November, I attended Mixed once again, to experience all of the fun and goodies that I did last year. This time around, I really did have the time of my life. I had more fun this time than last year. Last year, I was coming off my trip to Paris, Competition Dining Final Fire and I wasn't in much of a party mood. I was, however, in meet & greet mode and I mat some amazing local bloggers and new friends! MAN, I love food blogger's conferences.
This year, McCormick was a platinum sponsor. They went over and beyond to make sure all attendees had a great time and had product to take home. We participated in demos and creating things with Karen Tack and Alan Richardson of Hello, Cupcake!
|Learning the "sugar shake" from Alan. It was a life-altering experience that had nothing to do with shaking the sugar my mama gave me.
Upon returning home from Virginia, everyone received a box chock-full of McCormick Creativity Kit full of goodies: pastry bags, a piping tip, extracts, food coloring, and sheets full of ideas for creativity. Armed with inspiration, McCormick flavors and color – I bring you:
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Dark Chocolate Cookies
Yield: 20
1 1/4 cups self-rising flour
3/4 cup cocoa powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 1/2 cups sugar, plus more for flattening cookies
10 tablespoons (1 1/4 sticks) unsalted butter, room temperature
1 large egg, room temperature
1 Tablespoon flavored extract, your choice
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Into a medium-size bowl, sift together flour, cocoa powders, baking soda; set aside.
In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, cream sugar and butter until light and fluffy, about 2 minutes. Add 1 egg, 1 Tablespoon extract; beat to combine. With mixer on low speed, gradually add the flour mixture; continue beating until dough is well combined.
Using a 1 1/4-inch ice cream scoop, drop dough onto parchment-lined baking sheets about 2 inches apart. Dip bottom of a glass in sugar; press to flatten cookies to about 1/8 inch thick. (You may need to carefully remove dough from glass with a thin metal spatula.)
Transfer to oven, and bake until cookies are firm, about 10 to 12 minutes, rotating baking sheets halfway through. Transfer cookies to wire racks to cool completely.


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Brandi Glanville hosted the 3rd annual luau at TAO Beach on Saturday with Hpnotiq Harmonie. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star brought along her "mommy friends" and they all left their men and kids at home while they escaped to Vegas for the party on July 29,2012.
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Manic Focus – Who Makes the Music? (Ft. Atmosphere) : Atmosphere – "Sound is Vibration" Electro / Hip-Hop RemixPosted in Bangin by nick | Tags: Atmosphere, BANGER, Bass Music, Electro Hip-Hop, Electronic, Manic Focus, Remix, Slug
As summer continues here's another perfect summer BANGER. This track from Manic Focus samples Atmosphere's "Sound is Vibration". He flips the underground hip-hop track into an electronic track that packs just the right punch. Piano lines and real drums carry the song, giving it a live instrument organic feel. This is a track that has a great balance of banger sounding bass, and chill vibes. Don't miss Manic Focus' previous 2 albums Expanding Mind and Definition of the Rhythm. Enjoy!
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My story has changed quite a lot since moving to Boulder, Colorado and starting Thissongissick back in 2010. My name is Nick Guarino and this is Thissongissick.com. We have grown a lot since, but the original goal has stayed the same, making it easier for you to discover sick new music you have never heard before. In high school I would make mix cd's for my friends to show them all the new music I was discovering. Now through Thissongissick, we work with musicians and record labels from all over the world to showcase a variety of freshest electronic, hip-hop, indie, and other fresh genres to a worldwide following that now reaches millions of music lovers over 110+ countries, every single month. Make yourself at home, enjoy countless amazing musicians from a variety of genres and let the sick sounds fill your ears. Enjoy!


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Today's blog post is brought to you by Natalia Welch, a senior at Butler University focusing on Marketing. Natalia is a Family Programs intern working with youth in the StarPoint summer camp and teen volunteers in the Museum Apprentice Program.
In the left corner on the first floor of the Museum lies Family Programs. It's a beautiful space that comes to life throughout the school year with the Museum Preschool and during the summer with StarPoint, The Children's Museum's summer camp. During my time as a Family Programs Intern, I've had the pleasure to work with StarPoint and the Museum Apprentice Program.
The StarPoint campers arrive daily at 1 o'clock—with oodles of energy. I jump around helping out with each of the cabins named after iconic pieces in the museum. These iconic pieces include the Trains (after Ruben Wells), the Polar Bears (after Martimus), and the Racecars (after the Indy Car). Each cabin has been busy learning and exploring everything from dinosaurs to China this summer. I help bring each week's theme home to family and friends through weekly newsletters that illustrate StarPoint's week through pictures and brief write-ups. It is greatly rewarding to be able to promote communication—and of course a weekly joke—between families with each newsletter.
Another facet of The Museum I've been able to work with is the Museum Apprentice Program (MAP). The Museum Apprentice Program is the museum's teen program whose members volunteer their time to create public events. The event this summer was entitled "The Warrior Challenge." I've had the opportunity to design a map, sticker, and other visual displays for the challenge. On Saturday, July 19 the MAPs put all their hard work together for the event. It was truly uplifting to watch each family come together to defeat an obstacle course and succeed in a dress-up challenge (all Terra Cotta Warrior themed, of course). But watching the MAPs see their project come to life was even more exciting, as families laughed and limbo-ed their way to the end. The themes of the Museum Apprentice Program include fun, hard work, and bonding, and it shone through during the Warrior Challenge.
Being able to interact with elementary and teen aged individuals has truly made this summer extraordinary. Watching their smiling faces as they learn Chinese characters or figure out the scoring system to their challenge has given me a positive attitude and perspective that I can proudly carry with me after my internship ends.


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Where do the Kansas City Foodies like to shop for, what else, food?
- jvergara Nov 3, 2006 05:03 PM
With the new Green Acres Organic Grocer opening in the Briarcliff Village Shopping area soon, and all of anxiously waiting to check it out, it does make me wonder: Where do the foodies in KC like to shop for their . . .food?
P.S. For more info about Green Acres Organic Grocer go to: http://www.greenacres.com/about.php Their soft opening date is set for November 11, 2006 with their grand opening on December 2, 2006.
Your posts can be anything from a really terrific chain grocery store you would like to recommend to an ethnic specialty grocery store you alway hit up for those authenic ingredients to a farmers market roadside stands you love to frequent.
I am always looking for new places to go in KC . . .just for fun and for inspiration. Please help me find a new place to go when I am needing to feel inspired.
I have to admit, when it comes to going to the grocery store, I'm a bit lazy, especially if it's after work!! Hen House is so close to me, so it really can't be beat as far as locale goes!
If I'm being particularly good about cooking at home (which lately hasn't been all too often), I will make a menu/ grocery list for the week on either Friday night or Saturday morning. Then, I take my list to the farmer's market (my favorite is the Overland Park market- I just like that area of town) and try to get all of my produce there, when they're open of course. I also take that opportunity to get any spices that I might need at Penzey's, with the exception of my grey salt- I get that for a spectacular price at Aû Marché in Lawrence. After that, I usually head to Hen House to get the rest of the groceries. If I had more opportunities, I would shop at Whole Foods or other smaller grocers more often.
If we need good cheeses, we go to The Better Cheddar- my husband and I gave our parents baskets of fun foods and stuff one year for Christmas and got a lot of the cheese there. (Wish we had more artisan cheese producers in the area- we went to one goat cheese maker in British Columbia and the cheese was fabulous!)
Casa Paloma has a ton of traditional Mexican ingredients, of which I haven't bought anything yet. I'm participating in the Home Cooking board's Cookbook of the Month and this month is Rick Bayless's "Mexico One Plate at a Time", so I'm thinking that will change soon.
That's all I can think of for right now, but I'm sure I will come up with more!
re: Katie Nell
Katie, FYI I know if a local goat cheese maker in DeSoto, KS. She has several varieties and is in the process of expanding her production facilities.
re: amy_rc
Amy... do you have any contact info or an address for them? Would love to look into that more!
re: Katie Nell
Ooooo, me too! Me too! Please share with all!
re: amy_rc
Amy, I saw you were on CH today but perhaps didn't see us asking about the DeSoto goat cheese maker? I'd love to know who she is and where she's located, too.
re: amyzan
So sorry, I have been so busy at work and I completely forgot to find and post that info. I will get right on it...
re: amy_rc
Drumroll, please...Goat Lady Cathy lives outside of DeSoto southeast of K-10. She has wonderful cheeses and is in the process of building some type of special cheese cave (or something like that) in which to further hone her craft. She is quite a talker and will go into great detail about her product. Her number is xxx-xxx-xxxx and she'll give directions. It isn't as wonderfully romantic as I'm sure the artisan cheese maker in British Columbia, but it is good.
[Note: The phone number originally listed in this post has changed to 913-397-6962 -- The Chowhound Team]
re: amy_rc
Thanks Amy! I'll be calling her as soon as I use up the Goatsbeard chevre in the fridge.
re: amy_rc
It's Kathy, and here's an article that mentions her:
I hate you more with each passing day Kansas City. You have so many more producers in your radius than we do.
re: amy_rc
Thanks, Amy (and Bob)! I'm sad I missed that farm tour- sounds like fun!
re: amy_rc
How could I get in touch w/ this lady? I am a desoto res.
re: FergMePleez
Amy RC gave her number above. It's a Lawrence area code.
I shop at several ethnic markets for middle eastern, hispanic, Indian and asian ingredients. I live very close to Jerusalem Bakery, they have a small grocery section with great prices. Al Habashi in the City Market is great. I also shop at Kim Long and Chinatown Market for Asian stuff. If I'm out that way I'll go to Oriental Supermarket at 104th and Marty for Japanese and Korean ingredients. Right around the corner on 105th is India Emporium. Great selection of anything you'd need for Indian food and the people who own the place are so nice! Actually, all of the above places have nice people working in their stores.
We also go to Cosentino's Brookside Market. Very good meat and produce and lots of (pricey) speciality items. My favorite SuperMarket is the Roeland Park Price Chopper. It's targeted to the Hispanic market. The produce is great and you can get all sorts of Mexican food things. And cuts of meat that you won't often find in regular supermarkets.
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Yes! Isn't the back side of that shopping center at 103rd and Metcalf an ethnic foodies dream? There is the Chinese place, Jewish place, Indian place and I believe there used to be a pretty good Mexican place, right across from the Chinese place is a Korean place. I was so excited to discover this about a year ago.
I am totally with you on the "Mexican Price Chopper" in Roeland Park. I used to live over there and adored going in there to try new things. (Some of the people I have run into that live over there hate that grocery store . . .they have no idea what they are missing!!!) I think it is one of the cheapest and best places in the city for Mexican ingredients. Also, I noticed the "unique" cuts of meat in their meat case the last time I was there and can't wait to go back and try some. It is one of the few places in town I can find dried shrimp for my Brazilian Vatapa recipe.
we're partial to the brookside market, as well, since we live in brookside. we also like to go to whole foods on occasion, as well as wild oats, but they are normally too far for us. the price chopper in roeland park is great, as well. better cheddar is fun to just go and sample all the cheeses and pick up a hard to find soda or root beer. for meat we also like mcgonigle's, and the seafood at the brookside market is pretty good. are there other places for seafood that people really like?
Seafood is such a problem in this town . . .where can one find a good fish monger in KC? Everyone I talk to about this "abscence of fish mongering" says the same thing . . .Whole Foods is as close to fresh fish that we have in this town. I would have to agree, but I still find that a sad state of affairs since Whole Foods is not always convenient to get to for me. Anyone else know of other places for fresh seafood in this town?
re: jvergara
Sometimes McGonigles (79th and Ward Parkway) has great seafood. Lately I've noticed their scallops and prawns - they're pricy, but sooooo worth it.
re: butterfli311
McGonigles is an intriguing recommendation . . .considering in my mind they are the MEAT place in KC. And what fantastic meat they have . . .but I'm sure their seafood must be good as well. Many thanks!
re: jvergara
I am a newbie as well.. but an "unknown" little meat market is "The Meat Store" in Raytown... right near 67th Street and Raytown Road. Much more like the old timey little meat market type stores. Not cheap, but for some of those cuts of meat that are hard to find, check it out. Great place for BBQ fans that live in the area...
re: jvergara
It's not convenient for you, I'm sure, and not in KC, but pack a cooler and venture out to Lawrence. The Community Mercantile on 9th and Iowa has a small but very fresh seafood dept. Call ahead to find out when a shipment's fresh. (I believe it's Fridays, but it's been a while since I shopped for seafood, honestly.) They're the only place I've found whole wild US shrimp that aren't EZ peeled and aren't frozen. (Hen House and Whole Foods have them frozen in 1# bags.) The buyer is frequently there and available for recommendations.
They also have a very nice produce dept., with a large variety of organics, and plenty of local products. Helpful staff, and your dollars go back into the community, rather than into some CEO's pockets.
re: amyzan
There's also a couple that comes from Texas to Lawrence with fresh seafood, might only be in the farmer's market seasons, but I can get more info. from my parents if anyone is interested. They've bought quite a bit from them including shrimp, red snapper, and crab.
Edited to add: I love The Merc! The cooking classes are fun too!
re: Katie Nell
Yes, more info, please!
re: Aaron Deacon
Ooh... my dad is on top of things today! Here is the website: http://www.fabianseafood.com/ They don't start up again until April, but basically you sign up to be on their mailing list and they send you a postcard and an e-mail to let you know when they will be coming. Everything we've tasted has been very fresh.
re: Katie Nell
Thanks, Katie, I just signed up.
re: Aaron Deacon
No problem! Also, for others interested in food shopping in Lawrence, here's an article on the Meat Market: http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2006/nov...
The Price Choppers get most of their seafood from the same places as most restaurant do(they will special order fish for you. Just ask if it's fresh, I would bet they would even let you smell it. If you want local fish there was a market out on 291 and 210 a few years backs. They had catfish and other Missouri river types. I sure they can even get something like spoonbill if you are in for local roe. I've seen a few restaurants in town that are using the Missouri type roe on their menu. I know the Price Choppers carry Missouri trout.
re: sallyport
Never heard of this local fish place . . .making a note about it as I write this to say thanks for the tip.
I also feel like I must mention the infamous RED X . . .I must confess I have not made it YET to the one on Riverside, but I frequent the new one in Grandview and have been amazed at how cheap the prices are and the selection of ethnic ingredients (particularly Mexican) have been impressive as well. And the wine selection . . .well where does one start except to say the largest and cheapest in town. If you love wine, and who doesn't, you must make a trip.
Redx is great, but beware it's not as trendy as cellar rat or other glam wine shops. The selection is great and so is the pricing.
Irv's Market on Metcalf moved, but the Oriental grocery took over its space. I haven't been in for a few weeks, but I'm curious to see how they'll occupy the space. I wonder if they'll be using the kitchen, hmmmm...
I shop Penzey's and the Indian market on the other side of the center from the Oriental grocery. There is also an Indian market north at 91st and Metcalf called Ambica, across the street from Whole Foods. His produce selection is good on Tuesdays and Wednesdays when it's delivered. There is a Vietnamese market on SM Parkway at Quivira, in the shopping center anchored by Gordman's. It's small, but carries most things when I don't have time to go to the shops up east of River Market. The young man who manages is bilingual, and helpful with unfamiliar ingredients. Fervere for bread. Wild Oats and Whole Foods are on my list, as is Dean and Deluca for things I can't find elsewhere and am willing to pay the price. I also shop Hen House for certain items, and SuperTarget. I'm a grocery whore...but I'd guess I'm not the only one!
Oh, and I forgot the Community Mercantile in Lawrence, which has the best produce department around, plus wild caught whole shell shrimp. (I dislike EZ peel.) Then, there's Wheatfields for bread (and pastry on the weekend!)
Hi newbie here. I've been lurking here for a while and enjoying people's posts on the KC food scene.
I'm kind of surprised no one mentioned Costco as a place they go for ingredients. Some of their ingredients and seasonings are very good quality or high end at good prices like their balsamic vinegar, olive oil,cheeses and nuts. BTW, they have very good selection of inexpensive wines in the warehouse now for the holidays. My sister in CA claims their fresh seafood like crablegs are good, but I have yet to buy some. I even buy my rice at Costco because I had a horrifying experience at one of the City Market Asian grocery stores- no wonder it was on sale, it was infested with bugs.
For Asian foods, my favorite store at the moment is 888 Supermarket on W87th st in OP. It's much cleaner and better organized than most Asian stores in KC. The fresh veggies are good quality but usually snapped up on Tuesday and Thursday when they are delivered. Awesome frozen food section and the owner is very nice lady. Before I discovered 888, I frequented Kim Long on 511 Cherry. It is much smaller but has quite a bit of everything.
For everyday type stuff, I go to either Pricechopper or Hyvee. A colleague from Boston who is a real fish fanatic and has gone all over KC for fish told me the Hyvee on Stateline/123 st has best white fish that is Fedexed.
And that new French bakery Artisan Francais has pretty good bread and almost approaches Bread and Cie, a bakery in San Diego in my heart is the benchmark of darn good bread. Haven't gone to France yet, so I'm sure the real deal blows Bread and Cie out the water.
Wal-Mart at 91st and Metcalf. Yes, Wal-Mart. Their prices are low, and, while their selection is limited, there's a Whole Foods across the street that has what they don't have (and they are missing a lot). So I buy staples like milk at Wal-Mart, and then cross the street to get whatever they don't have at Whole Paycheck. There's also an Indian market in the same strip mall.
re: caligula23
Do you mean Ambica, in the same mall as Walmart, nearer Il Trullo and the dance studio? They have a nice produce and perishable selection, as well as the Indian Bazaar at 103rd and Metcalf. Each is a little different in their selection.
I love reading all of these posts. So many places to try! There are many reasons to shop around, price, quality, taste, sustainability. Kansas Citys locally owned Hen House Markets and their partnership with Good Natured Family Farms is a leader (nationally) in the local food movement. Whole Foods might not have the cheapest milk...but they have mill from a local producer. Finding the best price may not be whats best for you or for us. Beware of the wal-mart as their price does not reflect the real cost of food production. By supporting as much LOCAL as we all can it will allow local food production to grow and diversify...great news for all us foodies.
Wasn't until I moved away that I realized KC has some great sausagemakers. Couldn't get quality brats and sallisicca when I left town. McGonigles, already mentioned, makes a great bratwurst and excellent sweet italian sausage, I've only had it frozen but talk to the counterman.
My favorite italian sallasicca is from
Mendolia's italian sausage is also very good, I find both of these in various local grocery stores.
Don't forget Werner's specialty meats on Johnson drive. Sausage/charcuterie and Scandinavian/German specialties. Darned good sandwiches, too.
Another item to search for locally - Real country ham just like Grandpa used to make from Burger's Smokehouse. Other meats as well, but it's the country ham and bacon that I like.
One final local name to remember is Boyle's. Love their corned beef. Always good meat.
re: texascarl
I like how you think, and for meat/sausage, I've got to add: Krizman's House of Sausage in KCK. Kielbasa is heaven.
For meat I go to Rancher's Gourmet (135th & Metcalf) because it's too far for me to get to McGonigles.
For specialty items like sauces, jams, teas, desserts, etc. I go to Dean & Deluca (119th & Roe).
Bread - Artisian Francais (119th across from Sprint)
Indian market at 119th & Metcalf in Rosewood Shopping Ctr.
Everything else (produce, etc.) I like Whole Foods (92nd & Metcalf) or Wild Oats (119th St. across from Sprint).
Do NOT go to the Dillons at 143rd & Metcalf. It is the worst with absolutely no selection and expired items on the shelf.
re: pmannon
Don't know anything about that Dillon's but that it's the only place I know in the area to get Tony Packo's pickles.
re: Aaron Deacon
I saw Tony Packo's at the Cosentino Market in Brookside last week.
re: heatherkay
I've bought Tony Packo's pickles in Brookside, too. They've carried them for a long, long time. I just want them to carry Tony Packo's Brittany Tomatoes. Haven't inquired about that in a while. Maybe I'll have to ask again. I don't get over there more than once or twice a month though.
re: heatherkay
Wow, thanks! We bought out the sweet hots at Dillon's last time, to avoid another trek down to 143rd and Metcalf. Looks like you've saved us a repeat trip.
I want to reiterate Fervere Bakery for bread. It is AMAZING, but you need to watch when you go, because hours are limited and bread sells out early.
For regular grocery shopping I always go to the new HyVee at 119th St in Olathe. They have a wonderful produce section and I especially love the large organic food area of the store. I'm not so crazy about their meat selection so I usually go to McGonigles at least once a month to stock up.
Any new developments? Particularly for produce in the Northland? We're just relocating here from Portland, Oregon. Which grocery stores do you like best in North KC?
I'm sure we'll be making regular trips to the downtown market and Parkville farmer's market (not sure how long their season is). Also - I'm sure we'll head out to Whole Foods and the 103rd & Marty area pretty often. (My daughter will be taking dance classes closeby - not too convenient for us but we don't mind with great ethnic markets in the area.) We're looking for any new recommendations.
Thanks! Hope we'll soon be "qualified" to be regular contributors on the KC chowboard.
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I'd recommend you check out the Hen House Markets and Price Chopper stores owned by Balls Food Stores. Their Buy Fresh, Buy Local program highlights locally grown produce, meats, dairy, eggs, honey, and "value-added" products (salsas, jellies, etc.). I don't know if all Hen Houses participate, and I know that not all Price Choppers do, so you should probably call ahead. Hen House also sponsors a CSA.
You can read more about the program here
I've always had good luck at the Hen House in Fairway and in Merriam, and I LOVE the Price Chopper in Roeland Park. It looks like you have one at I-29 and NW 64th Street, but I can't verify its quality.
re: catroo
Depending on where you live, the Price Chopper in Parkville is well designed with the best meat/fish I have found in the northland. They actually have prime cut beef and a great selection of fish on Tuesdays and Fridays. Green Acres has been disappointing to me, but I'm addicted to many of the 365 brand items from Whole Foods. Hen House really does carry more local stuff. The Hen House on 64th has mediocre, unimaginative produce. If I want anything out of the ordinary, I go to the Price Chopper on Vivion Rd. I'm centrally located, though, making it easy to get anywhere.
I have enjoyed shopping at the Farmers' Market in downtown Overland Park. It is open (I think) April through October. Someone who knows better than I may need to correct me on this. I know that I shopped there on their last weekend to be open on October 28 lat year. Eggs, fruit, vegetables, pies, and more are available. This summer we bought fresh fruit to enjoy while in the area. Last October I brought several winter squashes home to Georgia - and they were so good!


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If I've ever contributed something positive and original to the healthy, vegan lifestyle, I truly believe this is it! My friend Abby first turned me on to Ethiopian food almost two years ago. Since then I've fallen in love with its unique flavor combinations and the fun that comes along with eating with your hands.
While eating vegan at an Ethiopian restaurant isn't really a challenge, eating healthy, plant based vegan can be, as essentially all of their food is cooked in a spiced-oil known as niter kibbeh.
When another friend of mine offered to lend me an old Vegan Ethiopian Cooking Zine (remember those?) called Papa Tofu Loves Ethiopian, I decided I would try and create a healthier alternative to niter kibbeh. (Note, Papa Tofu is currently working on a full-scale cookbook, watch out for it, because it is going to be amazing.)
Learning a great deal from reading through the opening of the zine and Papa Tofu's recipes, I went to work and am now happy to share with you my results which I believe upholds the integrity of the complex flavors associated with this food - without the harmful side effects associated with a high-oil meal.
If you've never had Ethiopian, their traditional cuisine is similar to Indian in the sense that it is best to think of each dish as a side, and as such, a complete meal is comprised of several different components. These components are typically served on one large platter and shared between a group of friends or family. True Ethiopian dishes needs to be accompanied by injera – a soft and supple sour pancake-like bread made of teff grain – that is used in place of utensils (Injera over Knives, anyone?) The food is eaten with your hands by ripping small pieces of injera off and then using that to scoop up the various dishes on your platter. That said, this lentil-based dish is delicious on its own as well.
Because Papa Tofu is working on a cookbook, I'm only going to share my recipe for Plant-Strong niter kibbeh and Misir Wett (a delicious red lentil dish sometimes spelled wot or wat) but feel free to search around the internet to find other delicious recipes like Fassolia, Shiro Wett, and my favorite, Gomen. (Whenever I make Ethiopian I typically make 3-5 of these dishes and I buy injera from a local Ethiopian bakery in Harlem, but you can also buy it from any Ethiopian restaurant or try making it yourself).
Ethiopian cuisine is not difficult to make; however, because there are often several components to a single meal, be prepared to use several different pots and pans! You'll also want to make sure you have a nice large container of vegetable broth before you start and it will be helpful if you either buy or make your own Berbere (Burr-burr-ee) spice blend ahead of time. Most stores sell a relatively mild pre-mixed berbere blend, so if you prefer some heat, make your own. I also find it helpful to dice a few red onions, and mince several cloves of garlic and ginger before starting anything else.
Now let's make some plant-strong niter kibbeh
Plant-Strong Niter Kibbeh (keeps up to 3 days in the fridge)
1 ½ cups of vegetable broth
¼ of a ripe avocado (this replaces the fat of the oil)
¼ cup chopped red onion
2 tablespoons minced garlic (or more to taste)
1 tablespoon minced ginger
½ teaspoon turmeric
½ teaspoon fenugreek
½ teaspoon ground cardamom
½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
6 whole cloves or ¼ teaspoon ground clove
¼ teaspoon ground flax seed (optional)
Pinch of nutmeg
(This recipe makes just shy of 2 cups – enough for an entire Ethiopian meal comprised of several different recipes – with a little bit left over)
In a high powered blender or food processor, add all of the ingredients and blend until completely smooth. If you are using a Vitamix or similar blender, continue blending the ingredients until steam begins to rise out of the lid. If you are using a lower powered blender, transfer the blended sauce into a small sauce pan and bring to a low simmer and then let cool.
Misir Wett
1 ½ cups dry red lentils
3 cups of vegetable broth or water (to cook lentils in)
1 cup of vegetable broth (for sautéing)
1 medium red onion – finely diced
3-4 cloves of minced garlic
2-3 tablespoons no-salt tomato paste or 1-2 medium tomatoes
3 tablespoons niter kibbeh
1-2 tablespoons of Berbere spice
1 tablespoon sweet paprika
1 teaspoon cumin
1 teaspoon coriander
1teaspoon cinnamon
Start by soaking, washing and cooking your red lentils as you normally would. Then place them into a large pot with 3 cups of vegetable broth and cook as you normally would until the lentils are very soft – roughly 25-30 minutes. Once done, drain off any extra liquid.
Right before the lentils are done cooking, heat a pan and add two to three tablespoons of niter kibbeh. Saute the onions and garlic until the onions become translucent. At this point, add the tomato, berbere, and other spices. Mix well and sauté for another 2-3 minutes. Now add 1 cup of vegetable broth and bring to low simmer. (Note: If you want a smoother gravy, you can blend all of these ingredients) Now add the lentils and another tablespoon of niter kibbeh and a tiny bit of vegetable broth and sauté for a an additional 10 -15 minutes.
Note, once finished cooking you can add lightly blend or food process all of this for more of a dipping sauce.
Serve over an injera lined platter and top with fresh cracked black pepper.
As always the information presented in this blog is for educational purposes only. It should not be considered as specific medical, nutritional, lifestyle, or other health-related advice.


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A new Tax Foundation calculator now shows how much a U.S. cap-and-trade system would cost individual households annually. The Tax Household Cap-and-Trade Burden Calculator is based upon a study released in March, Tax Foundation Working Paper No. 6, "Who Pays for Climate Policy? New Estimates of the Household Burden and Economic Impact of a U.S. Cap-and-Trade System." The study shows that a cap-and-trade system designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 15 percent would place an annual burden of $144.8 billion on American households. The average annual household burden would be $1,218, which would be approximately 2% of the average household income.
I would like to hear what the Federation of American Scientist have to say about Cap-and-Trade.
If we can have an immediate impact on climate why can't we do something about the weather[see Mark Twain]? Maybe I'm looking at too big a picture here[geologic vs biologic].
The above link wasn't working for me, but I found the source article (1) which had the link you were shooting for, I believe:
http://www.taxfoundation.org/publication s/show/24472.html
"Using RIMS II multipliers we estimate the broader economic impact of cap and trade. Depending on how the system is structured, cap and trade could reduce U.S. employment by 965,000 jobs, household earnings by $37.8 billion, and economic output by $136 billion per year or roughly $1,145 per household. Lawmakers weighing the costs and benefits of climate policy should be aware that cap and trade would impose a significant and regressive annual burden on U.S. households, and would not represent a "tax free" way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions."
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Piers Morgan admits that Kirk Cameron ticked a lot of people off by voicing his opinions against gay marriage ... but Piers thinks the former child star was "brave" to stick to his beliefs.
GLAAD predictably blasted Cameron after his appearance on "Piers Morgan Tonight," during which he called homosexuality "unnatural" and "destructive to so many of the foundations of civilization."
But Morgan feels Cameron "was honest to what he believed" even if he most people find his views to be "antiquated."
As the old saying goes ... "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it."
The man is entitled to his opinion as are gays. This is still America. It's when people try to force you to believe one way or the other and force you to accept them and say you are wrong for your own opinion is when it is wrong. GLAAD is entitled to not agree with Cameron but to condemn him for his beliefs is just wrong. GLAAD is a NAZI organization.
TMZ is like a bunch of high school girls, if you don't think like them you get bullied. You don't agree with what he has to say, so be it, don't lash out every time he has something to say just because you have the platform to do it.
The left is all for free speech as long as you agree with them.
Kirk has every right to express his opinion and beliefs. I believe he is right on and our voices and opinions need to be heard.
Unnatural? Don't use big words you don't know the meaning of.
Unnatural means not observed in nature. Homosexuality is observed in nature.
Pink spandex bike shorts are unnatural.
Silly conservatives....
Joao, you are a fruit loop pal. Pro Life but for the death penalty..what is that? Pro Life but against any programs that actually help out that precious child once it's left the womb.. what's up with that? Women's Right is preferential? .. while the biggest mouths in Radio call someone on birth control a Slut? Please just shut up while you are ahead here.
Piers admires Hitler for sticking to his beliefs?
What I don't get is with so many influences "destroying the foundations of civilization" why do so many Christians obsess about homosexuality? I'd say drugs, texting, promiscuity, gluttony to name a few, pose a much greater threat to civilization than happily monogamous homosexuals. Why don't they give some attention to these issues? Me thinks they dost protest too much...!!!
I'm very happy that Kirk Cameron stuck to his Christians beliefs. Everyone knows his religious views so why would they think that he would answer any differently?! Good for him! If we had more Christians like him in the media then maybe we could stop this Gay Marriage bill in the other 42 states.
Interesting my earlier post got 6 positives and 4 dislikes.
I guess the dislikes did not like their peckers being called a sausage
Oh and for those of you that say we Christians should focus on other sins as well... We do if somebody said that snorting cocaine or shooting up heroine was cool we would voice our beliefs about those issues just the same! As Christians in our daily lives we work towards being like Jesus Christ everyday so were definitely not perfect but the Bible clearly states Man shall not lay with another Man. Leviticus 18:22
What really get's me about this all. Is the fact that it's OK for him to have his "views and beliefs ' what's say if he talked about interracial marriage? Would people be saying it's ok for him to be so open about it on tv? No they would not because it's not right for today's world. There has always been and still today people that feel its more against god to be in a interracial marriage and have kid's because it creates an unnatural race. One god did create. ( these are not my beliefs) But you don't hear them talking about it on TV. Times have changed and we as a people have to live free of hate and work together. Let people live their lives with who they choose and under stand if you are really a christian your number one core belief is judgement day let them be judged by God and not you.
If I go out and say I don't believe in interracial marriage - it is disgusting and destructive. Are people going to say I'm brave for sticking to my beliefs?
I agree with Kirk and LOVE him. I love all people but do not support or condone the gay lifestyle. It is unnatural and it is a "evil spiritual" stronghold that needs to be broken. My sister is a lesbian, and I love her to death. However, her lifestyle does not change my opinion and beliefs regarding gay marriage, homosexuality being a sin, and the act being natural. It is what it is. Whether the world is changing or not, sin is sin. Next puppies and kids will be allowed to marry adults. And the same people will say if they all consent its okay. Pleeze!!!
let's not forget that people ALSO used to use the Bible to defend their racism especially their belief in slavery.. I wonder if some idiot came on his show and stated his beliefs about Black people be degenerates, would Piers still be proud to stick up for him?? total Hypocrite..


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With an approaching Congressional vote on the use of force in Syria, there's a fear that a U.S. strike against the Assad regime could lead down the slippery slope of a full-scale Iraq-type invasion. That fear is unfounded. See just how unfounded it is by watching Prager University's newest video, with British historian Andrew Roberts, on why America invaded Iraq in 2003. Intelligent people can disagree on whether America should have gone to war in Iraq. Regardless of your position, Roberts provides the clarity needed to make a sound judgment.


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Using the Oven Control ... 12 Cooking Baking ... 17 Broiling ... 20 Roasting ... 21 Braising ... 22 Care and Cleaning ... 23 Troubleshooting ... 27 Amana Warranty ... 32 and DCF4205 and A CF4225A i, ... Part No.36-32045001-0...
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Thank you for buying Please take the time to complete the registrationcard and return promptly. If the registrationcard is missing,call Amana Consumer Affairs Department. When contactingAmana, provideproductinformationfrom serial plate found on right side of storage door opening: Mode Number. Manufactudng (P) Number...
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IMPORTANT A WARNING To reduce risk of the appliance tipping, It must be secured by a properly installed anti-tip bracket(s). To verify bracket has been installed properly, remove the storage drawer or panel and look under the range with • flashlight. Bracket(s) must be engaged in the rear corner of the range.
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IMPORTANT APPLIANCES 1. Proper Installation--Be sure your appliance is properly installed and grounded by a qualified technician. Never Use Your Appliance for Warming or Heating the Room. Do Not Leave Children Alone--Children should not be alone or unattended in the area where the appliance is in use.
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IMPORTANT OVENS 1. Use Care When Opening Door---Let hot air or steam escape before removingor replacing food. Do Not Heat Unopened Food Containers---Build-upof pressure may cause containerto burst and resultin injury. 3. Keep Oven VentDuctsUnobstructed. 4. PlacementofOven Racks--Always place oven racks indesired l ocation while oven iscool.
Page 6: Cooking On The Smoothtop
Unlike conventional ranges, smoothtops should not be cleaned with a wet dishcloth when wiping down other counters. Daily care is quick, easy and can prevent damage. To purchase Amana recommended cleaning products, contact our Consumer Affairs department at 1-800-843-0304.
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Can I can? Canning Is not recommended with any of the Amana smoothtop ranges or cooktops due to the intense heat and large cookware requiredto can. The heat generated by the canning...
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Oven Cooking Oven Cooking Methods Bake Bake (lower) and broil (upper) elements operate during bake. Bake element is not visible on the oven bottom, but housed underneath the oven bottom. Broilelement may cycleon and off during bake and is only used to heat oven quicklyand brown top of food.
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Oven Racks and Rack Your range has 6 oven rack positionsto accommodate many types of cookingand cookware. Position oven reck before turning oven on. Pull rack forward to stop position. Raise front edge of reck and pull untilrack is out of oven. Place rack in new reck position.
Page 10: Features
Features ® code Possible Meaning Control failure Oven over temperature Sensor open or shorted Door latch circuitfailure DOOR Door has not latched. 12-hour automatic cancel This safety feature prevents oven from continuingto operate if it has been left on for over 12 hours. Ifa cooking function continues longer than 12 hours without any optionson oven control being touched,this feature turns oven off.
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Digital d_.mm IHIPJlna_ am PREHEAT It LOCKED LIGHTS CLOCK Clockpad light remainson while time of day is set. TIMER ON/OFF Timer On/Off pad lightremainson while the timer countsdown. COOK/CLEAN Cook/CleanTime lightis tumad on when entering cook or clean time. Lightremainson duringthe cook TIME or clean cycle.
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Using the Oven Flashing Display When power is connected or interrupted, oven display flashes. Press CLOCK to reset display. Clock may need to be reset. Making the Numbers Increase at a Faster Rate Time increases in largerincrements the longer the • or • pad is held.
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Baking While oven is stillcool, remove any stored items from the oven cavity. 1. Place recks in desired positionand close oven door. Push and turn oven temperature knobto desired temperature. • Oven indicatorlight willturn on and stay on. • Temperature is displayed in the clock area in 5 degree increments.
Page 14: Using The Oven Control
Using the Oven Control What's difference between TIMED cooking? DELAYED When using TIMED cooking, the oven begins to heat immediately after the oven control is set. Then, the oven cooks for the specified length of time. When using DELAYED cooking, the oven begins to cook later in the day.
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Self-cleaning Self-clean feature uses high oven temperature to clean oven interior. For the oven to operate through a complete self-clean cycle, the self-clean must be set when the oven is cool. Prepare oven for self-cleaning(see below right). Oven bottom recess must be checked for grease buildup before beginning a self- clean cycle.
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Using the Oven Control I A WARNING To avoid riskof personalinjury, do not touch oven vents, or area around vents, dudngself-cleaning. These areas can become hot enoughto cause bums. I & cmnoN I To avoid fire or smoke damage, • remove any flammable materialsfrom storagedrawer.
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Baking Guidelines When baking with a new oven, keep in mind temperatures vary from oven to oven. Store-boughtthermometers are generally not accurate and should not be used to calibrate oven temperatures. BAKING TIME GUIDELINES Cake Pan Pan size Type Oval 7¾"x5¾"...
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Cooking (cont'd) Common Baking If you begin to notice consistent problemsrefer to the chart belowfor possiblesolutions,if resultsare still poor, contact Amana Consumer Affairs at (800) 843-0304. Test your cakes for doneness while they are still in the oven. Because of variances...
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Meat Basics While cooking has always been a talent, it is now becoming a science, also. Amana provides this informationas a guide to aid in preparation. For specific questions regarding meat preparation, handling, or storage contact USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) Meat & Poultry Hotline at (800) 535-4555.
Page 20: Broiling
Cooking (cont'd) Broiling Guidelines Broilingis a dry heat cooking methodthat allows a restaurant quality charbroiledflavor. Meat is exposed directlyto the heating element at high temperatures. Place meat on rack in broiler pan, with the surface of cutsthe specified distance from the heating element (specified below). Broil for half the recommended time, or until the surface is browned.
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Roasting Guidelines Tender cutssuch as rib and loin cuts are best cooked by dry heat methods, such as masting. To mast: Heat oven to desired temperature. Place roast directlyfrom refrigeratorfat side up in a shallow roasting pan. Insert ovenproof meat thermometer so tip is centered in thickest part of roast.
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Cooking (cont'd) Braising Guidelines Less tender cuts such as those from the round, chuck, brisketand shank require moist cooking. A longer cooking time at lower temperatures with moisture helps soften the meat. 1. Brown meat with a small amount of oil in heavy pan. Pour eft excessive drippings,season, if desired.
Page 23: Care And Cleaning
I)oor Replacing Oven Door Grasping door top firmly, seat indentation of hinge arm into bottom edge of the hinge slot. • Door should be at the first stop position angle. Fully open oven door. Push hinge locks up against the frontframe of the oven cavity to locked position.
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To avoid dsk of personal injury, Wear gloves to protect hands from accidental bulb breakage. To keep your smoothtop looking like new, Amana recommends routine cleaning. The following general instructions and tough spot cleaning are based on the performance Consumer Affairs department at 1-800-843-0304.
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Caring for the smoothtop For routinecleaning, allow top to cool before cleansing. Wash surface with a dampened cloth and smoothtopcleaner conditioner. Use another clean damp paper towel to wipe offthe cleaner. Use a dry paper towel, buff the smoothtop to make sure all the cleaner conditioner is removed. The smoothtopcleaner conditioner providesa thin layer of protective polishthat helps to prevent scratching.Do not use a harsh cleanser or steel wool pad.
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Damage to stainless steel finish due to Improper use of cleaning products, or using non-recommended cleaning products, is not covered under warranty. For Amana recommended products,call Consumer Affairs at 1(800) 843-0304 or online at www.amana com Our stainlesssteel appliances have been factory finishedfor high shine and luster.To maintainthis quality appearance:...
Page 27: Troubleshooting
You may save time and money by checkingitems below before ceilingfor service. List includescommon concerns that are not the result of defective workmanship or materials. If your questionis not explained below, contact Amana Consumer AffairsDepartment at 800-843-0304. Topic OPERATION Appliance not working...
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Troubleshooting NOISE Frequent cycling off and on of oven. Cracking or popping sound APPEARANCE Scratches Discoloration Hot sugar or plastic melted to surface Pattem fadlnghNeadng off (cont'd) To maintain a tampemture for baking, the oven cycles on and off. N_Tnal Wet cooking utensilsor possiblespillage.
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john giovanniello Aug 30, 2014 11:06:i just moved into an apartment with an amana ,the big oven and i need a manual for learning how to work it ,the oven and temp control
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It has been customary in U.S. social policy to evaluate the effects of policy initiatives and to plan for the evaluation in the budgetary process. But post hoc studies of interventions in the environment have not received nearly sufficient government resources or sufficient involvement from the academic centers of social science. To plan for policy, post hoc studies of human responses to past environmental changes are also essential. Agencies and foundations that support basic research on global change should play a key role in fostering rigorous, theoretically informed, and methodologically well-designed empirical studies assessing the effects of human responses to global change. In particular, we recommend that all federal agencies that sponsor programs anticipated to affect processes of global environmental change should routinely include in their budgets funds to evaluate the effects of those programs after they have been enacted.
This recommendation is not a proposal for a new form of environmental impact statements. It is a proposal for data gathering after a policy is in place, because for adjusting policies and for long-term gains in understanding, it is critically important to assess actual impacts after the fact. Over time, post hoc studies can lead to the accumulation of a sizable body of empirically grounded propositions.


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had a really good day today, i'm so glad i came home this weekend even though it made yesterday insane. i had a really good talk with mum about all my shit, i always forget that she shares so much of my weird thought patterns and habits, i'm such an odd mix of both her and dad in pretty much every way, it's no wonder i'm such a weird mess. i felt pretty calm all day which is a nice change and i finally got my hair cut which feels so much better, it'll be a nice bolster against the 'i hate myself too much to go outside today' cuz at least bitch, my hair looks great.
i even ate ground beef for the first time in like four years? i was a little sick after supper but i think it was more the wine than anything, i guess the new meds regime reacts differently than the old one even though the drug is the same. i was just kind of out of it and a little sick to my stomach though it passed after i lay down for a while. i really don't need to drink anyway but i like to, i'm denied so many other things that i want booze dammit.
tomorrow is super bowl day which will hopefully be not awkward and maybe even sort of fun? idk dad might be kinda stressed with dinner and doggies and things but hopefully it'll all work out okay. i get to shop with my melefant so that will be awesome, and i get to stock up on purdy's chocolate instead of crap dairy milk.
i still can't decide about the one credit course next weekend, it would be a lot of time and mean yet another assignment this term but i think it would be a good career move? it's weird thinking that way, my day with sandy was a little scary but also good because i'm more sure that academic librarianship, and health sciences in particular if i get to, is the way i want to go. this course isn't coming at a great time so i'm not sure. mike will be there and mike is awesome and supportive and awesome but it means web design will be even more ridiculous than usual. sigh. so tired of it all already. at least january is finally done, what a terrible month. i'm quite determined that february will be better, if only my brain will cooperate.


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#3 – Traffic and pucks to the Coyotes goal
As we mentioned in the lineups and previews segment, the Coyotes have scored their share of goals this season, currently ranked 2nd in the league with 35 in 11 games (3.18 per game).
But they also give up a lot, having surrendered the same amount of goals against to start the year. Meaning the Oilers need to get more traffic in front of Smith, or whoever is starting and shoot the puck as much as they can.
The Oilers enter play as the 10th highest scoring teams despite only getting one puck past Brayden Holtby in their last contest. They also rank 5th in the league in 5-on-5 goals with 21 (not surprising given how lousy their power play has been lately).
Surprisingly though they rank just 23rd in the league with an average of 28.4 shots per game. With the Coyotes giving up an average of 33.6 shots per game (24th overall), it's clear that the Oilers have to send more rubber to the Phoenix goal and make life miserable for their netminders.
The garbage goals count towards the stats just as much as the pretty ones do, just ask Ryan Jones. This team needs to get dirty in front of the net, win the battle for the lose pucks and get as many shots on goal as possible.
If the Oilers can accomplish all three of these keys, then a third straight road win may just be in the cards.
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