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Cheez Whiz Cheesesteaks?
- angie2210 Aug 4, 2008 03:25 PM
I used to go to pennsylvania a couple of times a year and I would always eat at this cheesesteak place that used cheez whiz for the cheese. It might sound strange but it is AMAZING! I seriously dream about them! Does anyone know any places in the bay area or sacramento area that do a cheez whiz cheesesteak?
re: chocolatetartguy
It is NOT on the menu at the Berkeley Cheese Steak Shop. (Have no idea if it's available "under the counter.") The Cheese Steak places in the Bay Area are independent franchises and quality (unexpectedly) varies from place to place. But the cheese steaks in the Berkeley shop are excellent. It's hard for me to see why anyone would want to screw them up by squirting cheese whiz on one. That's like putting Velveeta on a hot pastrami and cheese sandwich. I ate a lot of cheese steaks in Philadelphia and King of Prussia back in the '70s and never had one made with cheese whiz. But I do know that several places made them that way. Bad idea.
re: dlglidden
Don't knock it till you try it!
Try Jersey Joe's on El Camino in San Carlos
Jersey Joe's Hoagies
21 El Camino Real, San Carlos, CA 94070
re: Concetta
So I finally had my cheez wiz cheesesteak. I went to Jersey Joe's this weekend and it was great! It was almost perfect, I just wished they used different rolls. I'll try the cheese steak shop next, but I was very happy with Jersey Joe's...
re: angie2210
Hey, if Cheese Steak Shop can't hook you up with wiz, they serve a plain (no cheese) version, which means you can finish the job yourself if you take it home.
If you're craving the other famous Pennsylvania sandwich, the Pittsburgh-style "all in one", there's a place called Giordano Bros. on Columbus in North Beach (SF), that specializes in 'em - owned by a guy from Pittsburgh. They're good. Really good. If I lived closer to them, it could be a problem.
re: Agent 510
Is this the kind with fries on the sandwich?
re: a_and_w
re: angie2210
I asked for a cheez wiz steak once at the Oakland Cheese Steak Shop and they said that I could get the wiz on the side but not on the sandwich which I thought was a bit odd. The Cheese Steak shop gives you less meat than Jersey Joe's IMO but they also use Amoroso rolls that they apparently get shipped from Philly. I prefer them slightly over the Jersey Joe's rolls which can be sometimes a little too chewy. Jersey Joe's steaks are great too though, especially with cheez wiz (or "cheese sauce" as they call it).
re: angie2210
I agree with Mr Happy. I was born and raised in Philly and the Cheese Steak shop and Jersey Joe's are the closest that I've come to real Philly cheesesteaks.
I've actually stopped going to the Cheese Steak shop, though (I went to the one on Divis), because the meat portion was so meager that asking for double meat would still have left me hungry. Even if the rolls are better, a girl needs her meat. Jersey Joe's has a very good meat to roll ratio and they have whiz, even if they call it "cheese sauce."
A warning on the sweet peppers, though. When I tried to order sweet peppers a few months back, the owner warned me that they're not the same peppers they serve in steak shops in Philly (should have a nice sweet pickled taste) but rather sweet bell peppers. Not to say that sweet bell peppers would taste bad, but it just doesn't bring back memories.
re: mktjlu
You guys didn't find JJ's cheesesteaks to be underseasoned? I ate there for the first time a couple weeks ago, and was surprised that I actually needed to add salt to my cheesesteak (wit Provolone & sweet peppers). And I'm not the sort that likes to add salt to anything I eat.....
re: mofo313
jakes is amazing cheesesteaks with cheese wiz...
Just had one the other day at Amato's on Saratoga Ave in San Jose. I liked it, though it was a little bland. But I'm no expert and Philly cheesesteaks.
If I remember right, Cheez Whiz on a cheesesteak isn't considered weird in Philly, it's an old-school local tradition.
I'm not surprised Cheese Steak Shop has it. I highly recommend that place, they come a lot closer than most other cheesesteak shops to recreating the way they do 'em back east.
re: Agent 510
Fact is you gotta know how to order: cheesesteak or just steak, "with"
(this is hilarious)
as for cheese?
White American cheese, provolone, and Cheez Whiz are the most frequently used cheeses and are available for steaks at most places. Swiss, cheddar, and mozzarella are available at a few locations; locals, however, will often say that a "true" Philadelphia cheesesteak is never made with Swiss cheese.[4]
Cheez Whiz, first marketed in 1952, was not yet available for the original 1930 version, but it has come to achieve some popularity.
A 1986 New York Times article called Cheez Whiz "the sine qua non of cheesesteak connoisseurs."[5] In a 1985 interview, Frank Olivieri (Pat Olivieri's nephew) said that he uses "the processed cheese spread familiar to millions of parents who prize speed and ease in fixing the children's lunch for the same reason, because it is fast."[6]
A recipe published by Pat's King of Steaks says, with regard to cheese, "We recommend Cheez Whiz; American or Provolone works fine."[7] The proprietor of Geno's, however, considers provolone or American cheese more authentic, but Pat's introduction of Cheese Whiz allowed it to quickly become a "topping of choice."[8]"
re: pavlov
That's great...how great is Wikipedia? Ha ha...
I read through this topic and saw that The Cheese Steak Shop came up a lot. Hands down, it's my favorite spot for steaks. I usually go to the branch in Castro Valley. As for the Cheez Whiz, I watched Travel Channel and saw that Pat's and Geno's use it.
re: sugartoof
Let's see. It's not Giordano Brothers. It's not Frank and Eddie's so its must be Buster"s.
Buster's Cheesesteak
366 Columbus Ave, San Francisco, CA 94133
re: Jen H.
Isn't American cheese on a cheesesteak almost the same as whiz?
Rocky's in Berkeley is my new cheesesteak fave, but they use Swiss, which nobody is ever going to call "authentic".
One place I tried used a really tough sourdough roll. Ugh. FAIL.
re: Agent 510
John Kerry's ultimate error but perfect for Berkeley.
"It will doom his candidacy in Philadelphia," predicted Craig LaBan, food critic for the Philadelphia Inquirer, which broke the Sandwich Scandal. After all, Philly cheesesteaks come with Cheez Whiz, or occasionally American or provolone. But Swiss cheese? "In Philadelphia, that's an alternative lifestyle," LaBan explained.
re: wolfe
Heh. I remember hearing about Kerry's gaffe. I was really suspicious of Swiss cheese on a steak, but combined with the caramelized onions and meat, it actually tastes sweet (instead of salty like a typical cheesesteak) but still greasy and filling and awesome.
So Rocky's variation is worth trying for you cheesesteak hounds, even if Swiss on a cheesesteak may be responsible for changing the course of the 2004 election (and the free world as we know it...)
I don't know when I'll ever work up the courage to try "wit' wiz", though.
I was born & raised in Philly and I have to say that I love the Cheesesteak Shop in SF when I need a fix. I usually order extra meat with a side of whiz. I prefer to drizzle the whiz on my steak and then use the rest to dip my fries in it.
Man! Now I'm hungry!
Anyhow, I've tried Jake's and it's not bad, but I was not overly impressed. The meat was a little bland for my tastes. Not a fan of Busters in NB either. They don't use the right bread...
If you'd like further detail, you can check out my Cheesesteak post on SFFoodMaven. Here's the link - http://www.sffoodmaven.com/2007/10/ch...
Happy Eating!
re: sffoodmaven
>I love the Cheesesteak Shop in SF<
sffoodmaven, you know Philly cheesesteaks and I don't, so please tell me a few things about my visit to the Cheesesteak Shop. The one thing I remember was that the beef was so finely chopped it was almost like ground beef. Is that the way it's supposed to be? The other thing was that there was very little beef on the roll (I didn't order the extra portion), way too little to call it a good sandwich. I disliked it enough that I had to stop somewhere else t get some food I liked.
Cheese Steak Shop
1716 Divisadero St, San Francisco, CA 94115
re: Mick Ruthven
Spent 2 bookend weekends in Philly while on business in the 'burbs and yes that is how the beef is at Geno's and Jim's in South Philly. The "steak" is chopped fine on the grill, although not all the way to ground.
re: chocolatetartguy
You can also specify how finely (or not) you wanted it chopped.
re: Mick Ruthven
Yes, the meat is supposed to be nearly ground beef. In a good steak place, they have a way of slinging the beef around and banging on the grill with their spatulas, it's kind of like a tune, similar to cable car bell ringing.
I've never had a problem with lack of meat at Cheese Steak Shop, but I've often gone to berkeley (university ave) [I think I've been to divis once]. The amount of meat in philly seems to be shortening up a little too - I had two steaks in philly in December, and both were a little on the short side. It's probably the easiest way to not pass on cost to customers - and, once place charged me an extra 0.25 for peppers.
I prefer mine with hot and sweet peppers. It's just the right way to go, and I've never gotten a taste for the whiz - make mine provolone.
re: sffoodmaven
I think in Philly I've eaten most often at Jim's on South St. because they have beer.
Always provolone.
I like the divis store. It can really hit the spot.
Jake's is decent and they deliver to a limited area. I'd get dinner from there more often if they offered decent fries.
re: sffoodmaven
>I've tried Jake's and it's not bad, but I was not overly impressed. The meat was a little bland for my tastes.<
I had a small-size cheesesteak "Whiz with (onions)" and a side of onion rings yesterday at Jakes. Well, there was a huge load of meat (and some onions) on the two sections of sandwich, actually enough for two people (but I ate the whole thing). Also, the meat wasn't chopped to almost-ground-beef size but had some texture remaining. What a contrast to the very skimpy ground-beef-like portion I was served at the Cheesesteak Shop on Divisadero. That said, I also thought it was pretty bland which improved with some salt. The onion rings were good except, for my taste, there was too high a batter-to-onion ratio and they also needed salt. But I see why the place is popular.
re: Mick Ruthven
Haha- Mick, I keep telling you that cheesesteaks are gonna seem bland if you don't already have a taste for them. They lack the savory edge of other regional delights. They are still fine, though.
re: P. Punko
They need to have a "savory" option for non-Philly people :-) I'm only half kidding. I could always being along a shaker of my own bbq rub...
I really liked the cheesesteak at Phat Philly's in the Mission. I was happy they use sustainable meat from Niman Ranch, but worried they might choose a "healthy" cut and make the sandwich too dry and flavorless, but it was delicious. They offer Whiz or their homemade cheddar beer sauce--both are delicious. It is by far my favorite cheesesteak in the area (compared to Berkeley Cheesesteak Shop and IB's) and it's not just because they have Whiz, after all, most supermarkets do, so if you're a real stickler you can always just BYO. The meat quality and flavor really win out. There was also a more than generous portion on our sandwiches, which is important because I'm not a fan of overly bready sandwiches.
Phat Philly
3388 24th St, San Francisco, CA
re: ...tm...
Phat Philly's just opened on 24th and Valencia. They import the Amorosa rolls from Philly and do them up "wit whiz" gotta get it!!! VERY Authentic!! Tell Sam that Kathy sent you.
Cheese Steak Shop
1716 Divisadero St, San Francisco, CA 94115
Jake's Steaks
3301 Buchanan St, San Francisco, CA 94123
1162 Saratoga Ave, San Jose, CA 95129
Cheese Steak Shop
3308 Lakeshore Ave, Oakland, CA 94610
Cheese Steak Shop
1054 University Ave, Berkeley, CA 94710
Buster's Cheesesteak
366 Columbus Ave, San Francisco, CA 94133
Phat Philly
3388 24th St, San Francisco, CA


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If we were counsel to MTV, we'd advise them to include a warning each time they play the mesmerizing music video for "Hips Don't Lie." As Shakira's hips undulate hypnotically to the beat, a warning should scroll across the bottom of the screen: "Don't try this at home."
Why? A failure to warn could subject MTV to a wave of lawsuits. If the 15-year-old daughter of a plaintiff's lawyer pulls her groin while trying to "get her Shakira on," expect MTV and Shakira to get served the next day.
If you find this far-fetched, consider this wacky lawsuit:
A New Jersey woman who fell off a wet bar and injured herself while dancing in a "Shake-It-Like-Shakira" contest is suing the Manhattan bar that sponsored the shake-off.
Megan Zacher, 22, of Delanco, N.J fell inside Calico Jack's Cantina on 42nd Street at Second Avenue on July 8, 2006. Her lawyer, Lawrence Simon, said the fall caused a torn ligament in her left knee and required surgery.
And what's the plaintiff's theory of liability?
[Zacher] has filed suit against Calico Jack's Cantina, saying the bar "knew or should have known that the 'Shake It Like Shakira' promotion was dangerous and likely to lead to injury."
We're of two minds here. On the one hand, the plaintiff bears some of the responsibility: she may have been negligent (or drunk) herself, or at least assumed much of the risk. On the other hand, any reasonable barkeep "knew or should have known" it could be dangerous to let a bunch of drunken bridge-and-tunnel girls dance, on top of a wet and crowded bar, in a contest to imitate a talented terpsichorean.
Remember, dramshop owners: Coyote Ugly was only a movie.
Earlier: Previous Lawsuits of the Day (scroll down)
Those Hips May Not Be Judgment-Proof [TortsProf Blog]
Hips Don't Lie For Injured Lady In Wet Bar Contest [WCBS - NY]
GAL $HAKES HER FIST AT HIP BAR [New York Post via WSJ Law Blog]
Shakira: Hips Don't Like [YouTube (click through and enjoy now, before it gets yanked)]
This is one sure way to cut down on frivolous litigation. The Code of Hammurabi could be pretty badass.
And how would the Code treat unjustified lawsuits alleging overly hot coffee? Here's our guess:
If any one bring an accusation of negligence against makers of hot coffee, and does not prove what he has charged, he shall be forced to eat TEN fried McDonald's apple pies, straight out of the fryer.
Yes, McDonald's phased out the fried apple pie with the super-hot filling. But surely they had it in ancient Babylon, given their advanced civilization.
(And you can still find this delicacy at a few other restaurants. Check out the McDonald's Fried Apple Pie Locator for an establishment near you.)
Loser Pays, Babylonian-Style [Point of Law]
Two more hot coffee lawsuit data points [Overlawyered]
- 9/11, Boring Stuff, Cellphones, Federal Government, HP, Hurricane Katrina, Jeanine Pirro, Morning Docket, SCOTUS, Tort Reform, War on Terror, White-Collar Crime
Morning Docket: 09.29.06By Above the Law
* Senate approves broad new rules to try detainees. [New York Times; Bashman linkwrap]
Senate House grandstands over Hewlett-Packard as most witnesses take Fifth; libertarians celebrate that time wasted is time not spent passing new appropriations. [New York Times; WaPo]
* Verizon Wireless piles on against H-P. [WSJ Law Blog]
* Observers suggest Supreme Court cases over abortion might be contentious. You think? [Legal Times]
* Dozen Iraqi journalists arrested under new law against criticism of government. See? They're already following in our footsteps up to the Alien and Sedition Acts! [New York Times]
* Belgium rules sifting of bank data illegal. [WaPo]
* California court hearing testimony over how many angels can dance on the pinhead of an anesthesized Death Row inmate. [Bashman linkwrap]
* Louisiana appellate court strikes down med-mal damages cap for failure to index to inflation, providing another excuse for doctors not to return to post-Katrina New Orleans. [Point of Law]
* New York Times writes thumbsucker on the Pirro marriage. [New York Times]
It's been kind of a slow week, what with the upcoming Labor Day holiday and all. So today's Lawsuit of the Day — by the way, these "of the Day" features aren't exactly daily, just whenever we feel like it — isn't that ridiculous.
Here it is (via the New York Law Journal):
A medical student who injured his pinky horsing around in the snow and then sued a state hospital for malpractice has lost his case in the Court of Claims.
Judge S. Michael Nadel said David Kern could not establish a prima facie case of malpractice, in part because his own expert — a neurologist on the faculty of SUNY Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn, where the claimant was studying — gave the court next to nothing to work with.
The weakness of plaintiff's expert testimony was the biggest problem with the case. But this didn't exactly help matters:
Mr. Kern admitted that he had taken part in a SUNY talent show just weeks after the injury–a videotape introduced by the defendant showed him playing the piano and singing a rendition of Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Free Bird" at the show…
"Free Bird"? It's all over. That's a pretty challenging song. Remember when Bo Bice sang it on "American Idol"?
(Any Beverly Hills 90210 fans out there? This reminds us of the time that Brenda (Shannen Doherty) got into a car accident with the lady who claimed she got a serious case of whiplash. Brenda goes over to the lady's house to apologize, and sees the lady aerobicizing in her living room — sans neck brace!!! That episode was classic…)
Hey look, don't get us wrong; the main problem here was with plaintiff's expert testimony. We're not belittling all lawsuits over injured pinky fingers. After all, we'd be screwed without ours; we love the semicolon!
And don't forget Dr. Evil. If you injured his pinky finger, the compensatory damages could amount to… 1 MILLION DOLLARS!!!
Claim Over Med Student's Hurt Pinky Denied [New York Law Journal]


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BUTTER: Grade AA closed at $1.5700. The weekly average for Grade AA is
$1.6300 (-.0110).
CHEESE: Barrels closed at $1.8300 and 40# blocks at $1.9250. The weekly
average for barrels is $1.7930 (-.0350) and blocks, $1.8955 (-.0030).
BUTTER HIGHLIGHTS: Butter prices are mixed across the regions. The
market tone is steady to firm throughout the U.S. as butter makers fill last
minute retail orders. Many churn operators had reduced production rates due
to tight cream supplies and high demand. International interest in butter
picked up resulting in additional butter manufacturers producing 82%. Retail
stores, bakeries, and food processors are driving good domestic demand as
year-end holidays near. Stocks of butter are being worked lower, but are
sufficient to meet most order needs. Current bulk butter prices range from
5-8 cents over the market in the Northeast, 2 cents under to 5 cents over the
market in the Central, and market to 5 cents under the market in the West,
based on the CME, with various time frames and averages used. The Grade AA
Butter price on the CME Group nose-dived 6 cents on Thursday and another 3
cents Friday, closing at $1.57, down 7.5 cents from a week ago. According to
the National Dairy Retail Report, the national weighted average advertised
price of $2.61 for a 1 lb. package of butter is 32 cents above two weeks ago,
but 23 cents lower than a year ago. Butter ads were down this period to
8,443 ads, 17% less than two weeks ago. The highest regional weighted
average advertised price was found in the Northwest region at $2.89. The
lowest regional weighted average advertised price was $2.22 in the Midwest
region. Cooperatives Working Together (CWT) has accepted requests for export
assistance to sell 1.86 million pounds of butter. The product will be
delivered in December 2013 through May 2014. Year-to-date, CWT has assisted
member cooperatives in selling 91.6 million pounds of butter.
CHEESE HIGHLIGHTS: Wholesale cheese prices are higher this week as
holiday demand is reflected in the market. Spot prices this week are mixed
for barrels and higher for blocks. The block/barrel price spread is
fluctuating with blocks favored over barrels by 10 cents or more for much of
the week. Cheese production schedules are varied. Manufacturing milk
supplies are tight with added pulls from both Class II and IV for the
holidays. Retail demand is strong for blocks with time running short to fill
orders in time for holiday delivery. Higher prices have slowed both spot
barrel demand and export interest. Advertised U.S. cheese prices as reported
in the National Dairy Retail Report were higher than two weeks ago. Cheese
exports for January-October 2013 total 566.7 million pounds, up 17% from the
same period a year ago. At the CME Group, barrels closed the week at
$1.8300, down .25 cents from last Friday's close. Blocks finished the week
at $1.9250, up 5.25 cents from last week's close.
FLUID MILK: Milk production trends were mixed across the nation this
week. The typical seasonal upward trends in the Central and Southwest
regions have been slowed, or reversed in some instances, by the recent cold
snap covering most of the country. Milk production in the Northwest is at the
seasonal low point and there too the cold weather reduced milk volumes.
Fluid demand is steady to strong, due to heavy holiday production schedules
and increased Class I sales in the East, due to storms. Cream supplies are
tight with active demand as manufacturers of cream based dairy products push
production schedules to get products on retail shelves prior to the holidays.
DRY PRODUCTS: Nonfat dry milk prices are higher throughout all
regions. Supplies are light at most plants. Current demand is strong, and
the market undertone is firm. Dry buttermilk prices across all regions
increased, with ranges tightening. Spot load offers of dry buttermilk are
limited, as supplies are very tight at most plants. Demand is strong. Dry
whey prices are mixed, with spot trade premiums edging prices higher in the
Central region. Demand is steady to improved and supplies are lower. Prices
for 34% whey protein concentrate remain steady, with active export demand.
Lactose prices are unchanged to lower in the mostly price range and the
market tone is mixed. Casein prices are unchanged, with production at
seasonal levels.
ORGANIC DAIRY MARKET NEWS (DMN): There is no confirmed information yet
available as to whether the major organic milk processors will modify the
base organic milk pay price in early 2014. Producers are very interested in
this potential, hoping for increases to help accommodate increased feed costs
and other costs of production. The U.S. weighted average advertised price of
organic milk half gallons is $3.70, up 2 cents from the last reported period.
The price range is down 50 cents at the top to $4.49, but up 20 cents at the
bottom to $2.99. The organic-conventional half-gallon price spread is $2.05,
down 63 cents from the last period. A factor in the outcome is the extremely
low volume of advertising for conventional milk half gallons. This period,
conventional half gallon milk ads nationally numbered 197, compared with
3,313 for organic milk half gallons. Ad volume for quart size organic egg
nog leading into year-end holidays are sufficient to be second only to
organic milk as the most advertised organic dairy product category
nationally. Prices ranged from $3.19 to $3.99, with a weighted average price
of $3.55. Two weeks ago the average price was $3.78 and one year ago, $3.68.
Organic yogurt ad numbers are at a very low level but slightly above two
weeks ago. All ads this period are for 32 ounce organic yogurt, all in the
Northeast, with prices ranging from $3.50 to $3.99.
RETAIL DAIRY MARKET NEWS (DMN): Total ad numbers are down 21% from two
weeks and nearly 30% from a year ago. A few categories still showed
increased ad numbers. Egg nog ad numbers with the holiday week fast
approaching, increased by about 15%. The weighted average price of quarts is
$2.81 and half gallons, $3.52. Each price is higher than the price two weeks
ago and last year. Other product categories with ad number increases are
yogurt, up 23%, and milk ads, up by 13%. Greek yogurt in 4-6 ounce packages
has nearly twice as many ads as all other categories of yogurt combined.
The 4-6 oz. Greek yogurt weighted average advertised price, $.97, is 3 cents
below the last report and 2 cents below last year. Regular yogurt in 4-6
ounce packs, has an average price of $.46, 11 cents below last report but 3
cents above last year. Cheese ads narrowly comprise the largest category of
ads, 1% ahead of yogurt. Ads for 8 oz. shredded continue to be the most
numerous of the 5 types of cheese advertised, with an average price up 6
cents to $2.32, which is 3 cents above last year. 8-ounce blocks, at $2.41,
are up 6 cents from two weeks ago but 12 cents below last year. Ice cream
features are the third largest category but ad numbers are down 15% from two
weeks ago and even lower than a year ago. The current average price for 48-
64 oz. containers, $2.92, is 16 cents below two weeks ago.
The national weighted average conventional milk price for half gallons is
$1.65 and for organic half-gallon milk, $3.70. The organic-conventional
half-gallon price spread is $2.05, down 63 cents from the last period.
DECEMBER MILK SUPPLY AND DEMAND ESTIMATES (WAOB): The 2013 milk
production forecast is reduced slightly from last month, based on recent
estimates of cow numbers. The forecast for 2014 is raised as higher milk
forecast prices and lower expected feed costs support a more rapid increase
in cow numbers and output per cow. Fat basis imports are reduced for 2013 but
are unchanged for 2014. On a skims-solids basis, imports are raised in 2013
but unchanged for 2014. Exports are raised on a fats basis based on the
strength of butterfat shipments to non-traditional markets. On a skims-solids
basis, higher nonfat dry milk (NDM) and whey exports are offset by lower
lactose exports leading to a lower forecast for 2013, but for 2014, expected
strength in NDM results in higher skim-solids forecast. For 2013, the cheese
price forecast is reduced, reflecting current prices. However, strength in
current prices for butter, NDM, and whey resulted in higher price forecasts
for those products. For 2014, despite higher dairy production, demand
strength in importing countries and improving domestic demand in the United
States is expected to support prices for all products. The Class III milk
price is unchanged for 2013 as lower forecast cheese prices offset higher
whey prices but the forecast is raised for 2014 based on higher forecast
cheese and whey prices. The Class IV price forecast is raised for both years
on higher butter and NDM prices. The all milk price is forecast at $19.90 to
$20.00 for 2013 and $19.70 to $20.50 for 2014.
NOVEMBER AGRICULTURAL PRICE HIGHLIGHTS (NASS): The All Milk price
received by farmers was $21.30 in November, up $0.60 from October 2013, but
down $0.80 from November 2012. The alfalfa hay price was $188.00 in November,
down $27.00 from November 2012. The corn price was $4.29 in November, down
$2.72 from November 2012. The soybean price was $12.70 in November, down
$1.60 from November 2012. The milk-feed price ratio was 2.25 in November, up
0.51 from November 2012. The index of prices received by farmers for dairy
products during the month of November 2013 was up 5 points to 163. Compared
to November 2012, the index was down 6 points (3.6%). The index of prices
paid by farmers for commodities and services, interest, taxes, and wage rates
in November 2013 was down 2 points to 213. Compared with November 2012, the
index was down 4 points (1.8%).
OCTOBER DAIRY PRODUCTS (NASS): BUTTER production was 146.2 million
pounds, 1.2% above October 2012 and 10.2% above September 2013. AMERICAN TYPE
CHEESE production totaled 367.8 million pounds, 0.6% below October 2012 but
6.4% above September 2013. TOTAL CHEESE output (excluding cottage cheese) was
950.1 million pounds, 2.1% above October 2012 and 6.7% above September 2013.
NONFAT DRY MILK production, for human food, totaled 85.5 million pounds,
10.1% below October 2012 but 15.5% above September 2013. DRY WHEY production,
for human food, was 71.5 million pounds, 2.5% below October 2012 but 7.9%
above September 2013. ICE CREAM (hard) production totaled 64.7 million
gallons, 0.9% below October 2012 but 2.3% above September 2013.
SEPTEMBER MAILBOX PRICES (FMMO & CDFA): In September 2013, mailbox
milk prices for selected reporting areas in Federal milk orders averaged
$20.13, up $0.54 from the August 2013 average, and up $0.44 from the
September 2012 average. The component tests of producer milk in September
2013 were: butterfat, 3.69%; protein, 3.08%; and other solids, 5.72%. On an
individual reporting area basis, mailbox prices increased in all Federal milk
order reporting areas when compared to the previous month. Mailbox prices in
September 2013 ranged from $23.40 in Florida to $17.96 in New Mexico.
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12 year-old memeber of an anti-Taliban militia, Logar province, Afghanistan.
And you you thought you had a tough childhood.
Bac Son Valley, Vietnam
Solar eclipse, Albuquerque, New Mexico
I picked a bad day to walk barefoot in the night down the freeway in West Virginia.
at the draft party a couple of years ago, and under a considerable haze, i heard Birdman yell out the following (about 4 or 5 times, i think) - "don't marry yourselves to players!" he went on to reiterate that idea more than once on the boards, and i believe it to be absolutely sage.


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August 2008 Archives
More than a decade ago on a cold Tyneside winter afternoon Alan Shearer was lying in a heap on the floor after a heavy challenge with the St James's Park crowd anxiously waiting for him to get back on his feet.
Suddenly the bloke behind me in the Gallowgate corner piped up: "Howay man! He's all we've got."
Too right he was, Newcastle's only real hope of success wasn't an influx of quality youngsters coming through the ranks like Manchester United, it wasn't a bottomless pit of money like at Chelsea and it wasn't through using ProZone and boring fans to tears like Bolton - it was down to the presence, influence and goals of one man - Alan Shearer.
It's a bit like how I feel now when it comes to Michael Owen.
They say that football isn't about one man and is a team game but without certain leaders and lynchpins, you don't even have a team.
That day, Boxing Day 1999, United had been playing Liverpool with Shearer opening the scores and a certain Michael Owen bagging two before Duncan Ferguson rescued a point - two lynchpins (In MO and Big Al) driving their teams on and helping them get a result.
A TOUGH footballing lesson from the mighty Arsenal is all Newcastle United have to stew over for the next fortnight after the Gunners recorded their third 3-0 win over the Mags this year.
Newcastle were simply pinned back from the start of the game and with the transfer deadline ready to slam shut on Monday, the paper thin squad (decimated further by James Milner's exit and an injury to Jose Enrique) have two weeks to lick painful wounds.
United were a million miles behind Arsenal before this game kicked off and while four points from the opening three games still probably puts Newcastle in credit when it comes to pre-season expectations, there are still several causes for concern for the Toon Army.
NEWCASTLE United were easily beaten tonight at the Emirates Stadium as Arsenal ran riot in the capital.
Goals from Robin van Persie (2) and Denilson won it for the Gunners on a night when Newcastle just weren't at the races.
To cap off a miserable day for Newcastle Joey Barton was roundly booed by the home fans on his return to the game after a stretch in prison.
ANOTHER week draws to a close on Tyneside with doom and gloom splattered around Newcastle United's world after a so far fruitless (fruitless in terms of major signings) last seven days in the transfer window and the revelation that James Milner slapped in a request to leave because he hadn't been offered a new deal.
None of the above is ideal in the build up to a trip to Arsenal of course but while looking for positives the upbeat mood of the Argentine in the Toon camp is notable.
Yes, clutching at straws maybe but while Newcastle are on the brink of a result that will see the national Press come down on them like a ton of bricks, they are also an Old Trafford-esque performance away from making an unpredicted unbeaten start to the season.
James Milner's decision to slap in a transfer request at Newcastle United may well be a fierce topic for debate but with just a few days left of the transfer window it could leave the Magpies in a sticky situation.
Indeed with just days left of the window, how can you replace a player of his calibre or even arrange a transfer that wouldn't be a big money gamble or dare I say it a "panic buy."
The player left Coventry's Ricoh Arena after one of his best ever performances in a black and white shirt clutching the man of the match champagne and snubbed requests for further interviews after telling Sky that he was: "Only concentrating on football."
And clearly it would now appear that he meant football away from St James's Park.
Even when Newcastle United went 2-0 up at the Ricoh Arena there must have been part of you that thought the game was far from over and as ever the Magpies didn't let anybody down against Coventry.
True to form, United handed Clinton Morrison a written invite to get the Sky Blues back into the game and then just because there was nothing better to do in Coventry on a Tuesday night, the Mags gave Scott Dann the chance to force extra time.
And even though the PA announcer at Coventry welcomed fans to the Ricoh Arena casino after the game United had already gambled and won when Michael Owen came off the bench to win it.
NEWCASTLE United had to do it the hard way tonight against Coventry City in the Carling Cup as they booked a place in the third round at the Ricoh Arena.
The Magpies had stormed into a 2-0 lead thanks to goals from Charles N'Zogbia and James Milner - only for Coventry to force extra time after goals on the stroke of half-time and full-time from Clinton Morrison and Scott Dann respectively.
And for the second game running United had to rely on a goal from super sub Michael Owen who won the game for the black and whites against the Championship side.
Let's face it Newcastle United's trophy drought was beyond the joke long before now with some Geordie kids now asking their dads what it was like to go to a cup final (back in 1999 at Wembley remember?) let alone win one.
To talk about actually winning something you'd be better off talking to Grandad with grainy footage and distant memories of 1969 all that exists of Newcastle United's last glorious hour.
Yes it's almost 40 years and counting and as Newcastle United head into their Carling Cup tie with Coventry, once again some people are secretly asking themselves: Can Newcastle United win this?
OK hands up who got carried away after Man United?
I'd have to say I was in that group but quickly came back down to earth today at about 15:12 BST.
A home crowd that was 5,000 short of capacity probably didn't get the Newcastle United performance they were looking for against a plucky Bolton side who are again look happy to suffocate their opponents rather than play the beautiful game the way it should be played.
Gary Megson's boys wouldn't allow Newcastle to do that either today but had Newcastle been allowed to play the pretty stuff and not emerged with three points, then perhaps Newcastle's great start to the season at Old Trafford would now count for nothing.
However, despite Bolton's attempts to smother the Magpies in their own nest they were the ones who headed home with nothing to show for their efforts.
MICHAEL Owen made an instant impact on his return to action today at St James's Park after scoring the goal that won all three points for Newcastle United against Bolton.
Owen pounced with 19 minutes left against the Trotters but United had to first survive a penalty scare with Shay Given proving to be the other hero on the day for the Magpies who remain unbeaten.
Keegan fielded the same team that picked up a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford as the Magpies looked to build on their good start.


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Teacher quality
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Parent involvement
My son has attended Trinity Lutheran School since 2011. He started in the Pre-K program where I quickly noticed a great improvement in his speech and interaction with others. The teachers and staff are caring individuals who really want the students to succeed. My son has learned a lot academically and I feel that he has benefited more from being at Trinity than he would have at any other public school. In addition, they benefit from getting a great Christian education. My second son will be attending Pre-K this fall and I look forward to seeing them grow both religiously and academically.
Trinity Lutheran school is a safe and loving environment for children to lean and grow both spiritually and academically. The first grade teacher is a master teacher who develops children into eager, capable learners. In the first grade children develop learning skills: reading, writing, comprehension, test taking skills, math and science, plus social skills. They also have a great kindergarten program. Upper grades have hard working teachers.
This is a great preschool with lots of heart. Both my daughters attend the school. There's a loving learning environment. The director genuienly cares about, interacts with, and knows all the kids by name. Note: the other parent that said there were "hidden costs" is misleading - the tuition is very reasonable. If you want extra activities like dance class or gymnastics that come on campus weekly, there's a fee for the class, but that is everywhere. It's not "daycare" - these are all certified teachers with teaching degrees. The cirriculmn goals are shared every month. It's a great school - we love it and so do several other teachers that have their kids there. It's education with a heart.
Currently my son is a middle schooler at Trinity Lutheran School. Trinity provides a wonderful Christian environment in which my son is able to focus on his class work and not on his bullies. The students wear uniforms which is great because we don't have to worry about what to wear every day. The school gives you a feeling of family. The kids all know each other, from pre k to middle school. The parents are given opportunities to meet each other, thanks to the many gatherings provided by the school and the church. The teachers are caring and always show concern for the children. They care about my son's academic achievement. They are always available to the parents and the children. My son's teachers stay after school to help the students if needed. The administrators of the school and the preschool are very warm and welcoming. My friend has her sons at both the school and the preschool thanks to my recommendation and she is very grateful for it. I could probably find a less expensive school nearby but I'm not so sure I could find the wonderful qualities that Trinity provides. My son has created some wonderful friendships and is excelling academically. Thanks Trinity
Trinity Lutheran school in Hawthorne has small class size. My son is in second grade and has a spilling skills of fourth grade student. My daughter is KG and strated already reading. My kids love their school and teachers. I will definitely recomand the school.
My Daughter recently graduated from Trinity Lutheran Pre-school and will be attending the Elementary school. I found that the Pre-K did lack some of the foundational skills I would like to have seen and often repeated or worked slower than needed, how ever, because pre-schoolers, depending on when they started, can be at different levels, I can understand the pace. The school should not to allow the disgruntled employees voice their personal opinions too much; it turns parents off. The campus is lovely, sanitary and safe. The director is wonderful and the activities very nice. Buyer beware there are a lot of hidden costs that come through the wood-work be prepared to spend upwards of 600 bucks monthly, but too me it was worth it.
They have multigrade class settings. I'm not a fan of that especially when I'm paying money out to a private education.
Our son attended Trinity Lutheran Preschool from 2 1/2 - 5 years of age and we found it to be an all around extremely rewarding experience. When he first began, he was very shy and reserved and by the time he graduated Pre-K, he was much more outgoing and we were very pleased with how much he had learned and his social skills had improved. I feel the tuition is more than comparable to what you would pay elsewhere and are forever grateful to those who played such an intrical part in our son's academic and social development. So much, that we are planning on sending his younger brother there in a couple years as well so their wonderful staff can provide him the very same foundation for success...
Trinity Lutheran is a focused school. They know their mission: to provide a safe, caring school environment so that students can focus on learning and enjoy developing lasting friendships. The staff are firm and caring and the children respect them. Trinity continues to update their curriculum materials in order to stay current with state standards. Trinty is well worth the nominal fees.
My daughter has been at TLS for 3 years. Tuition is reasonable, however, academically students tend to be lacking in the area of math. Students are strong in Lang. Arts,Drama,& Singing. Upper grade teachers have a high turn over rate. Loving staff and caring environmt. School trying to make physical improvemts. but need to make curriculum and teacher improvements. 3rd&4th grade teachers are awesome.
My son currently attending Trinity Lutheran Preschool. There is no balance with the teachers, I found some to be too callous and others to be humble. The Director is never around to answer any questions nor was his teacher after 3:00 p.m. My son is learning more at home with our at home study session. I think Trinity Lutheran Pre-K is an expensive daycare.
I found that the Preschool was nominal. There were teacher who did a great job educating my children and those who did little to nothing. Also I found the director to be extremely disorganized. The preschool has great yards and love that they learned to ride tricycles. I think overall I could have found a better school education wise. In that case it was expensive daycare not preschool.
My child attended Trinity Lutheran pre-school from August 2005 to May 2006 (presently). I have to say that this school is costly when compared to the standard of education your child will receive. It is a high-priced daycare! They are not focused on educating your child at all. My child learned more from the other school she was at before this. We moved and I am only paying for her to be there because it is safer than public school.
Trinity Lutheran once had a music and art program, both are now gone. Basketball and volleyball are the extracurricular activities now offered. Parent involvement is very nominal. Academic programs on th elementary level are comparable or slightly more rigorous than public schools.
The preschool is pretty nice, the ratio can get high however. The teachers seem under paid and their attutude can reflect this at times.
Average education. More diverse at public schools. A lot of parent envolvement which is good.
My children both started attending Trinity Lutheran Preschool and now are going to be in the first grade and the fourth grade. I like the school for several reasons: It is a Christian school that incorporates biblical teaching in the curriculum, the teachers are well qualified and my third grader has scored high on the standardized tests each year. The school is very ethnically diverse and all of the children are sort of like family...all of the older children know the younger ones and vice versa. The school offers lots of after-school programs in which children may participate, like drama, dance, karate, girl scouts, etc. Most of the teachers have been with the school for several years and provide many unique and exciting ways for children to show what they are learning like science projects, classrooms get recreated into rain forests, and other exciting places.
Good activities and religous base.
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New Zelda announced for the Wii U and its incredibly androgynous hero might actually be a female Link. I'm assuming she's a girl until proven otherwise because I am an optimist.
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I don't know which is more impressive, the determination to make it through 25 years of marriage, or the determination to plan and finish this piece. Its amazing. Not only that you would be able to put in the time and effort, but that you did this whole thing and you only have two little errors! Personally, I would leave them.
But if you are still determined to fix it, it shouldn't be that bad. Weave a new thread through the beads 4-5 steps outside the error. stitch in a circular pattern looping pattern so the thread crosses back over itself, add some some half hitch knots. Ill try to draw you a picture.. it wont be pretty, but it should be understandable. This will secure the beadwork outside the spot where you plan to cut the threads, in effect, making a frame around the beads you need to attach the proper beads to. Once your "frame" is done, cut out just the wrong beads in the very center with an exacto knife or very fine maincure scisors... some of the beads around will come loose, but that's okay, working from one side of your frame to the outher, restitch all the beads, including the correction. Try to be careful to keep as many beads as possible still strung on the old thread, although there is no way the tread can come out through the frame and then out of the beads outside it unless you make an effort to unstitch them. My holes in the picture below aren't lined up properly, buy you get the idea.
Congrats on your 25th wedding anniversary!
That picture is amazing, wonderful job. What patience you must have (for both the time required to bead that and to be married for 25 yrs )!
Well ladies I took the plunge yesterday and focused on fixing row 575 which was the worst error row. LOL! Worked on it off and on all day yesterday. I'm happy to say that I accomplished my mission. I ended up taking the complete row out and redoing the row and then zipped it back together - it worked out great - I was pleased with the result. Now just the smaller row error - slowly getting this accomplished in between and in betrixed.
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Oh wow Kathy! I can't believe you finished it!!! It looks amazing!
With regards to your predicament with the accidental misplacement of beads, I actually had no idea that those were mistakes - mainly because I didn't read the writting first, I scrolled straight to the picture lol - from a distance, it just looks like a really thin shadow has been cast over the bottom of your dress. The only thing that gave it away was the very slight gap in the dark beads from your bouquet. I can see it now that you have pointed it out, but at first glance I didn't notice.
I am not sure how you would correct these mistakes, if it was me and the mistake was buried too deep, I usually leave it be because most of the time I am the only one who would notice it.But I think that it looks amazing regardless of its VERY minor mistakes! You have done a fantastic job and I am so proud of you EmmaxXx
Hi Emma - good to hear from you. thank you so much - it was an awesome HUGE learning project for sure. When I look at it everyday I'm still amazed of what I did. LOL!
I did fix the row 575 which was very successful - still have row 594 to fix yet. I'm to much of a perfectionist and yes I do drive myself crazy. LOL!
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Hi All - long time no hear. Beleive it or not I do not have this framed yet!
I have chatted to lots of frame shops here in Alberta, Canada and they have no idea of how to support this huge project on a board to support the weight evenly. The framing is easy but to do but they have no ideas of how to attach this piece to a foamcore or a mat board to support the weight.
HELP HELP HELP I'm most frustrated. And No one has ever seen a HUGE solid bead project ever - they were all in amazement but no help in how to support it.
Got any idea ladies - i'm so totally lost - who would of thought this would be so difficult. lol!
Here is what popped into my head. When you want to hang a quilt, you put a sleeve on the back of it. What if you put a small sleeve on the back of it, just large enough to carry a fairly small wooden dowel. Then frame it in a shadow box type frame. Maybe you could put a couple of keepsakes from your wedding into the frame with it.
Just and fleeting idea.
Happy Beading!!
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Jamaal Tinsley was unable to find a home in the NBA last year, but at 33 years old, he's not ready to give up professional basketball just yet. From the looks of things, he shouldn't have to. On the 2nd of this month I watched Tinsley score 17 points on 5-9 and dish 7 assists in a 107-96 LA D-Fender victory over the Sioux Falls Sky Force. The numbers don't jump out at you, especially against D-League competition… but had you seen this game, Tinsley's play would have left you feeling like he still belongs in the big league. I was hoping like hell someone would youtube the highlights so I could write about this performance. I couldn't have done it without a video because no one would've believed how easy he was making it look out there. Fortunately, youtuber MRat731 came through. Watch Jamaal treat the D-League floor as if it's the asphalt at the Rucker. The flashy stuff begins at 6:30… Did you all take note of that And1 Mixtape move at the 8:00 mark? Yes, that really happened in a professional basketball game on NBAtv. I couldn't believe my goddamn eyes when he did that sh!t. From that point on he was straight clowning on 'em. Observe the crosses, behind-the-back passes, and one-on-one breakdowns that left defenders looking silly. The Shammgod inside the closing minute of an 11-point game? Icing on the highlight cake. The ref clearly called that offensive foul out of pitty for the poor bastard trying to salvage his knees and ankles during that sequence. Before someone goes and tries to piss on my Tinsley parade, no, he wasn't impressive solely because of a few flashy plays. In the eyes of an NBA franchise in need of a PG he impressed by running the team that won the game, and won it easily. Tinsley was in control of this game at all times. He dictated the pace, the flow, and who took the shots. He created all sorts of good looks for his teammates and just generally played an outstanding game of basketball… even more outstanding than the statistics and highlight plays would suggest. Tinsley may be getting up there in age, but his game still belongs on an NBA floor. I have no doubt about that. Even as I check his stats and see that he's made just two shots in his last two games, I still have no doubt. His team is 3-0 and he's averaging 8 assists per. Good stuff.
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I had so much of all this animosity.
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- The diner things in life by Steve Warden, visiting Cindy's Diner before it closed for the big move.
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- The weekend of a lifetime began with a prank. It ended with a glow that may never fade. When Jarrett Grube was summoned out of the Los Angeles Angels bullpen to pitch two-thirds of an inning against Oakland on Saturday night, the point was not the modest part he played in an 11-3 loss. Nor was it the solo home run he surrendered before retiring the side. By Ben Smith.
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