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HUNTINGTON - It was an exciting weekend for wrestling fans as the West Virginia State Wrestling Tournament took over the Big Sandy Superstore Arena in Huntington from February 21-23.
Along with all of the excitement of first time winners and surprise placers in all weight classes across the board, there was just as much disappointment and sadness for those who dedicate so much to the sport and have to go home with less than they had dreamed of.
For the Ripley Viking Wrestling squad, they sat in third place going into Saturday's championship matches and while they qualified ten wrestlers for the tournament, the blue and white qualified ten wrestlers and landed five of them in the finals. Unbelievably, this is the second year in a row that Ripley has pulled off that feat.
Six of their 10 qualifiers placed for the Vikings. Antonio Jones (120), Martin Kuhl (182), Austin Hileman (132) and Freddy Roush (220) did not place for the Vikings. All but Senior Kuhl will make another run at the tournament next season.
Ripley managed to finish fourth overall in AAA and crown two wrestlers in repeating champion Jake Martin (138) and heavyweight Daryl Hicks (285).
The top five AAA team results were as follows; 1) Huntington (200), 2) Parkersburg (160.50), 3) Parkersburg South (138), 4) Ripley (128.50) and 5) Washington (105.50).
Ripley's Jake Martin was presented the Most Outstanding Wrestler Award along with Huntington's Justin Arthur (145).
"To be awarded Most Outstanding Wrestler is amazing and as a sophomore just couldn't be better. I am so proud of my teammates and couldn't have done it without them," said Martin of the award.
The Rod Oldham Coaching Award went to Rob Archer of Huntington High who snagged their first State Title in Wrestling.
For the Vikings of coach Matt Smith who was last season's Mountain State Athletic Conference Coach of the year, they qualified five wrestlers for the finals in frosh Lucas Simpkins (126), sophomore Jake Martin (138), junior Preston Martin (152), senior Nate Starkey (170) and senior Daryl Hicks (285), it was virtual tornado filled with ups and downs in the final round.
Frosh Lucas Simpkins lost an 11-6 decision to Winfield's Bryce Humphries in an exciting matchup at (126). Simpkins had defeated a tough customer in senior Micah Powell of Point Pleasant, 6-2 in the championship's first round that showed the level of the Viking freshman's maturity and the bright future ahead of him.
Sophomore Jake Martin wrestled like a machine in the (138) finals. In a 12-5 decision over Skyler Terrell of Parkersburg, Martin looked confident and business-like in his approach. He never trailed in the match and was in control throughout.
Martin flashed two fingers to the healthy Ripley cheering section indicating his second state title in as many years for the proud Ripley program.
"Jake is a gamer and he refuses to lose. He is a very coachable guy and I appreciate all of his dedication to our team," said coach Smith.
For Jake's tough as nails older brother Preston, a junior, his match for the (152) title ended in absolute heartbreaking fashion for the grappler.
With a tight match with Seth Cutright of Buckhannon Upshur within his grasp, Martin suffered a knee injury that left him with an "Inury Fall", giving the championship in the weight class to Cutright.
It was a devastating defeat for an athlete who gives so much and works so hard at his craft for his school. This young man simply deserved a better result.
Martin will have an MRI on Monday to determine the extent of the injury.
Nate Starkey (170) took on Reno Hill of Point Pleasant in the finals and was saddled with a loss in a 8-2 decision. The senior was coming off of an exciting win by fall over Austin Budd of Huntington in the championship's first round.
Starkey looks to compete collegiately and has had a fine Viking career.
Senior Heavyweight Daryl Hicks (285) was revved up to take on Morgantown's Taylor Ortiz in the finals. Hicks had pinned Ortiz in Fairmont earlier in the season.
Midway through the match, Hicks rolled Ortiz on his back and the Ripley heavyweight suffered a bloody nose, which caused action to be temporarily paused.
"I'm not exactly sure how it happened, when I rolled him back I just caught a forearm in the face. It happens sometimes," said Hicks afterwards.
Hicks rebounded and took care of his business in a 4-1 decision.
"It is worth all of the hard work, time and dedication to be at the top of the podium," added Hicks.
Senior Greg Medina (195) was the sixth placer for the Vikings. Medina wrapped his fine Ripley career with a fourth place finish. He compiled a (29-9) record this season and improved on his sixth place finish at the big show a year ago.
Medina lost by fall to Geremy Paige of Wheeling Park in the consolation.
"Greg worked so hard and was so dedicated throughout his career as were all of our seniors. It is a really good class of quality guys," said Smith.
Smith was pleased with his team's effort and likes his team's future outlook.
"I think we wrestled well overall. We had a few surprises here and there but I know we went out and competed and that is all you can ask of someone. All of the time spent working out and refining your skills and technique is for this moment and you have to take your shot." He continued, "I am excited for the direction our team is headed and look forward to watching us grow and progress forward."
Assistant coach Franklin Howerton spoke candidly about the 2012-'13 Viking Wrestling team.
"When you have a great group of seniors like this it hard not to see them all go out on top. Prepare, train and compete with no regrets has been our motto all season. I just want them all (team) be proud of themselves."
The Viking Wrestling team will host their annual team banquet in the coming weeks and team awards will be presented.
Championship results
106 Logan Grass, Huntington Dec Ty Reynolds, Washington, 9-2
113 Jordan Allen, Huntington T-Fall Dallas Baciak, Wheeling Park, 15-0
120 Johnny Forren, Shady Spring Dec Johnathan Spence, Huntington, 7-5
126 Bryce Humphreys, Winfield Dec Lucas Simpkins, Ripley, 11-5
132 Kody Kernan, Musselman Dec Trapper Hays, Parkersburg, 5-1
138 Jake Martin, Ripley Dec Skyler Terrell, Parkersburg, 12-5
145 Justin Arthur, Huntington Fall Jonny Davis, Wheeling Park, 4:28
152 Seth Cutright, Buckhannon Upshur Dflt Preston Martin, Ripley, INJ
160 Jake Smith, George Washington Dec Dylan Ceravalo, Washington, 6-4
170 Reno Hill, Point Pleasant Dec Nate Starkey, Ripley, 8-2
182 Jared Haught, Parkersburg Dec Ryan Carson, Lewis County, 11-7
195 Terrance Fanning, Preston Dec Nathan Dawson, Brooke, 6-3
220 Tyler Riddle, Parkersburg Dec Cullen Ebbert, John Marshall, 9-4
285 Daryl Hicks, Ripley Dec Taylor Ortiz, Morgantown, 4-1
Consolation - Semifinals
Weight: 106
Logan Ball (10), Parkersburg South Dec Logan Robertson (Fr), Shady Spring, 7-2
Austin Spears (9), Parkersburg Fall Sam Moore (Fr), George Washington, 0:58
Weight: 113
Lance Hill (12), Parkersburg South M-Dec Nick Johnson (9), Parkersburg, 9-1
John Raike (Jr), Point Pleasant Fall Zach Tubaugh (12), John Marshall, 2:17
Weight: 120
Guy Fisher (Jr), Point Pleasant Dec Braidon Knotts (12), Parkersburg South, 10-3
Tyler Sigler (Jr), Washington Dec Bradley DeRito (Fr), Musselman, 6-4
Weight: 126
Dakota Linger (Jr), Buckhannon Upshur Fall Isaiah Hood (11), University, 4:31
Jensen Lorea (Jr), George Washington M-Dec Chase Childers (Soph), Huntington, 10-2
Weight: 132
Jordan Quiocho (12), Parkersburg South M-Dec Steve Hite (Sr), Hedgesville, 13-1
Tyler Cross (Sr), Washington Dec Scott Lopez (12), University, 8-1
Weight: 138
Dylan Taylor (10), Wheeling Park M-Dec Nick Farley (Sr), Shady Spring, 15-2
Billy Waldeck (Sr), Huntington Dec Noah Searls (Sr), Point Pleasant, 3-1 OT
Weight: 145
Isaac Reed (Sr), Winfield Fall Brandon Stump (Sr), Shady Spring, 4:40
NaCodie Barrows (11), Parkersburg Fall Dylan Alexander (10), Parkersburg South, 4:32
Weight: 152
Paden Christian (Jr), Huntington M-Dec Dillon Shaw (9), Brooke, 8-0
Cody Spinks (Sr), Musselman M-Dec Jake Alexander (12), Parkersburg South, 13-0
Weight: 160
Briar Shively (12), Parkersburg South Fall Dylan Richards (10), Parkersburg, 1:49
Danny Colby (12), Wheeling Park Dec Josiah Solak (So), Greenbrier East, 8-1
Weight: 170
Nate Constante (12), University Forf Vacant (Sr), Greenbrier East
Kyle Rogers (So), Lewis County Dec Nick Boone (Sr), Cabell Midland, 6-5 OT
Weight: 182
Brycen Reymond (Jr), Point Pleasant Dec Carter Capehart (Soph), Huntington, 3-0
Skippy Scurry (12), Brooke Dec Zach Richardson (Sr), Winfield, 3-2 OT
Weight: 195
Gregorio Medina (Sr), Ripley Dec Matthew Dixon (11), Parkersburg South, 6-5
Geremy Paige (11), Wheeling Park Dec Dyln Lageman (Jr), Spring Valley, 5-2
Weight: 220
Daniel Nolte (Jr), Buckhannon Upshur Dec Ashby Heath (Sr), Washington, 4-2 OT
Nigale Cabell (Jr), Huntington Fall Bonefacio Garcia (Sr), Martinsburg, 1:34
Weight: 285
David Smith (Soph), Nitro Dec Preston Wise (11), Brooke, 5-3
Toney Kitts (Sr), Huntington Dec Thomas Hall (10), Parkersburg South, 4-2
See complete tournament results at www.wvmat.com
Hicks and Martin crowned, Ripley No. 4 on state mats
HUNTINGTON - It was an exciting weekend for wrestling fans as the West Virginia State Wrestling Tournament took over the Big Sandy Superstore Arena in Huntington from February 21-23.


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When the liberals went after the Republican and Conservative parties, they called them racist for not voting for our (sadly) current president, Barack Obama.
They called us racists because we voted for John McCain in 2008 and Mitt Romney In 2012. It wasn't Obama's color, it was his policies. I am no racist, but I wouldn't vote for him because of his policies.
It's the liberals who are racist. The man in office is a racist. He hates the white people who voted for him. Anybody who voted for him were just digging their hole deeper.
That wonderful (I'm being sarcastic) health care bill is going to cut all employees' hours in half. The liberals will be treated no different from the next guy in line. The employees will be either fired or hours cut, if necessary.
Look what you've gotten the American people into, you selfish morons. You just fouled up your children's children's children's future. But why would you care about children; you voted for the man who supports abortion. Remember who did this. It was all the liberals, they are to blame when everyone loses their jobs!


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First of all, my Ducks got screwed. 12 seed after winning the Pac 12 tourney and being 2nd in the regular season. UCLA and Arizona, who the Ducks have 3 wins against combined are both 6 seeds. UNLV who the Ducks beat in Las Vegas are a 5. And the one that really gets my steamed, Colorado who the Ducks finished ahead of in both the regular season and tournament are a 10. Doesnt make much sense.
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City of West Melbourne, Florida – Democracy or What???July 6, 2009 at 18:29 | Posted in Amore di Italia | 4 Comments
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This is one of the most difficult posts to write and as I write, I am in tears. I am shaken to the core to realize that my city government of West Melbourne, Florida could be as callous and undemocratic as it is. Unless one considers the needs of everyone else come before the needs of a homeowner and taxpayer, unless one considers the financial well being of one is unimportant in respect to what the city sees as fair to everyone else. I am making this post in hopes of sharing enough information that others can be forewarned and not face the heartache, disillusionment, and financial ruin that West Melbourne, Florida has "blessed" me with.
My home originally before mess can be seen here –
As many of my loyal readers know, bonnieshusband is permanently disabled. We are not wealthy people. I have worked since he was disabled and like many folks, we planned on the equity in our home to be our retirement base. As with most others we have seen that value decrease due to the housing bubble but we had purchased twelve years ago and did enough improvements that we still felt safe and comfortable with the amount of equity we had realized. This home spanning almost 2700 sq. ft. with pool and originally nice landcaping was market value of over $200,000, a moderate but decent home for us and the area. When we purchased our home we did our research. I had been raised in the construction and real estate business and worked in the field also. The first rule of real estate is location, followed by rule #2 of location, closely followed by rule #3 of location. We knew an easement existed on our side and rear yards for drainage and utilities, something almost every subdivision in this area also has. To the very edge of the property line, clearly visible even in the current Google maps photos there shows a telephone pole with small electric panel box. This was to power a sewer pump underground in the road – visible as a small manhole cover in the road. There was also a small cover in-ground on neighbor's easement, also visible in the photos. Grass for the most part hid that one. We were told before we agreed to purchase the house that the electric box and pole would be 'going away' when the city reworked the system – and all would go under-ground. This was something all of the neighbors then were also told. Based on that information we bought the house. The city for some reason did not use earmarked funds to do the project so it was delayed for several years. In March of this year the surveyors arrived and marked utility lines and well point marks (we were later told that was what the wood stakes were for). Note the photo of the wood stake up against our front window area – it is still there as of tonight and turned out to be where they planned on drilling a well-point. However as a building inspector pointed out, drawing water off so close to the foundation would probably compromise the foundation! Ya think???
Next ensued a visit by myself to city hall of West Melbourne, FL to 'invite' city officials to actually visit their intended job site. We along with neighbors were informed that obviously they would need to 'redesign' the project but that we "were inconveniencing the rest of the neighborhood" and that we should realize how "unfair we were to not do this for the betterment" of our neighbors and the city. Gee – I'm so sorry! I guess if they had given us a Notice of Intent up front or knocked on the door when the pros visited the job site to work on the plans, we might have been able to show them the large cement structure that had been sitting there for thirty years! Well they did the redesign – except they forgot to note the driveways to the houses so they had to go back to the drawing boards again! Professionalism at its finest so far? Their ultimate solution was to now position all of the lift station in the right of way of the roadway. Of course it ended up also in front of my front windows.
As the West Melbourne, Fl City Attorney explains it, that is their legal right to position anything such as this anywhere they have a right of way, i.e.: road or easement! So beware – you may be equally blessed, especially if you live in West Melbourne, Fl with one of these in the road directly in front of your front door or windows too! Worse yet, the constant refrain has been that none of them would have bought a house with a sewer in front of it either. Interestingly neither did I per se – but the City Attorney of West Melbourne had also stated it was the city's prerogative to build this in any road way right of way.
I have reminded everyone that as a taxpayer I do not expect to be talked to condescendingly as they work for me, a taxpayer and citizen. No one else pays my mortgage or taxes, so this is more than merely inconvenient for me! They have robbed me of my financial security and peace of mind. My faith in our government being there to serve and protect is obviously destroyed! Most municipalities although having the same rights, do not abuse them in such a cavalier manner. Rather they work in an effort to bolster, not destroy property values. Our complaints are also a part of the City Council Records as we have been attending the West Melbourne, Fl meetings.
Interestingly most of the Council went on record agreeing with us but it means nothing but a "Gee, we're sorry" and no recourse otherwise. This has been a rude awakening. I was raised to believe that one's town government as well as the federal government were there to serve and protect its citizens. Obviously this is not the policy or general belief of the town of West Melbourne, Florida. I thought this was a great place to raise a family and retire – now I am sure it is not! Any company thinking of relocating here should do so cautiously or they will find corporate property values could be played with and certainly the employees would be taking a huge risk to purchase a home in a place that cares so little about them. No consideration was given to our family's rights or needs. It may in fact mean my future is ruined, but I would never want to see anyone else go through this type of heartbreak at the hands of another town the way West Melbourne, Florida has treated us! By the way – our yard is still dug up and a mud hole, our mailbox was relocated down the street, the road is also still dug up. We've been promised some flowers around the lift station and they're going to paint the electric boxes, too. Aren't we lucky???
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Sunday, November 27, 2011
Apple Pancakes with Warm Cider Syrup
From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite...I had a special treat this weekend. While the rest of the world braved the crowds and weather of Black Friday, the Silver Fox donned an apron and made pancakes for me. Not just any pancakes mind you. He laced the batter with grated apples and served the cakes steamy hot with a warm cider syrup. The trip to the table, however, was not without incident and it took two attempts before we actually had pancakes on our plates. The problem was the cider syrup. Now, many folks love the intensely sweet flavor that's produced using the original Taste of Home recipe, but it was way too sweet for our tastes. I want to emphasize that this is a matter of personal preference and not a problem with the recipe. For that reason, today's post will have two versions of the recipe for cider syrup. Mine will be printed in red and follow the original ingredient list that appeared in the magazine. Many of you know I'm especially sensitive to changing recipes developed by others. Perhaps this discussion of a recipe that was developed by Molly Wizenberg will help explain my bad attitude. It comes from Chowhound and the conversation can be found here. She actually jumps in and you can find her comments towards the end of the discussion. I think those of you who like pancakes will really enjoy today's recipe, whichever syrup you decide to use. Here's how they're made.
Apple Pancakes with Warm Cider Syrup...from the kitchen of One Perfect Bite courtesy of Janet Vardaman and Taste of Home magazine
Magazine Syrup
1/2 cup sugar
1 tablespoon cornstarch
1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1 cup apple cider or juice
2 tablespoons butter, cubed
1 tablespoon lemon juice
One Perfect Bite Syrup
1/4 cup sugar
2 teaspoons cornstarch
1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/2 cup apple cider
1/2 cup water
2 tablespoons butter, cubed
1 tablespoon lemon juice
2 cups complete pancake mix (one to which only water is added)
1-1/2 cups water
1 large apple peeled, cored and grated
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1) To make cider syrup: In a small saucepan, whisk together sugar, cornstarch, cinnamon and nutmeg. Add cider, and water if using revised recipe, and stir until smooth. Cook and stir over medium-high heat until thickened and bubbly, about 5 minutes. Reduce heat to low and cook , stirring, about 2 minutes longer. Stir in butter and lemon juice. Serve warm with pancakes. Yield: 1-1/4 cups
2) To make pancakes: Place pancake mix, water, grated apple and cinnamon in a small bowl. Stir just until moistened.
3) To cook: Using a 1/4 cup measure, pour batter onto a hot, greased griddle. Turn when bubbles form on top. Cook second side until golden brown. Serve immediately. Yield: 12 pancakes.
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29 comments :
- Sonia said...
I think I would like your version better as apple cider syrup does sound a little too sweet. But then I'm not a cider sort of girl unless it's (ahem) perhaps laced with some particularly enthusiastic spirit. : }
- November 27, 2011 at 10:40 AM
- Foodycat said...
I think your version sounds more to my taste!
- November 27, 2011 at 10:44 AM
- lauren@spicedplate said...
Delicious -- and thanks for the link to that discussion. I think I'd like your version -- I love apples and cider but now when things are too sweet.
- November 27, 2011 at 10:47 AM
- Les rêves d'une boulangère (Brittany) said...
Gosh this sounds like an incredible breakfast. You're so good to make your own syrup as well!
- November 27, 2011 at 10:53 AM
- elhornodemaria.com said...
Que rica!!!el jarabe me gusta mucho un beso
- November 27, 2011 at 11:07 AM
- Foodycat said...
On changing recipes though - I think if you change a recipe you aren't really entitled to criticise the original, but making alterations to suit your own taste is a normal part of cooking.
- November 27, 2011 at 11:19 AM
- Jeannie said...
Would be so lovely to have for breakfast:D
- November 27, 2011 at 12:03 PM
- Tara said...
I make apple pancakes with cider sauce quite regularly and have never sweetened the cider. I just mix cold cider with cornstarch and add a sprinkle of cinnamon and then heat until thickened. I personally like the natural tartness of the cider, but I know, as Mary says, everyone has different taste preferences! I do want to note that using apple juice is NOT the same! I made that mistake in a pinch once and was not happy with the results.
- November 27, 2011 at 12:13 PM
- Barbara said...
Now you have me wondering. I copied a recipe for cider syrup recently. So I'm going to compare.
- November 27, 2011 at 12:44 PM
- sangeeta said...
Just anything with apples right now :)
Your pictures look beautiful and that cider syrup i could have by itself :)
- November 27, 2011 at 1:06 PM
- Gwen Edwards said...
I've never thought to grate apples into the pancake batter, that sounds fabulous.
Just read the thread you linked to re: Molly's pound cake, very interesting indeed. I've often been dumbfounded by people who are quick to judge a recipe but also admit they made alterations, it's just not fair to the recipe if you don't make it as written!
- November 27, 2011 at 1:24 PM
- ilovepancakes said...
Yummy! I love pancakes, these look so delicious, especially with the cider syrup. I've never tried apple pancakes with cider syrup before. Is the magazine version really that sweet? Maybe I'll make both and see which one I perfer. I usually just use maple syrup with pancakes. I think these pancakes would taste good with the addition of brown sugar. It just seems to fit with the rest of the ingredients. What do you think?
Thanks for sharing :)
- November 27, 2011 at 1:42 PM
- Ginny said...
These look so good! I have never heard of cider syrup. It used to be a rare thing for a man to cook, but is being done so much more lately. It must be so cool to have your husband in the kitchen! Phil is one of six, so he can clean anything, and is good at doing dishes and the laundry. But as for cooking, he can barely boil water. In college, here is how he existed. He would boil a hot dog, and when it was almost done, crack an egg into the pot with it, the whole thing would foam up, and he then ATE it!!
- November 27, 2011 at 1:53 PM
- Mary said...
I Love Pancakes, I was not able to comment on your blog, so I'll answer your question here. To MY TASTE the original syrup was way too sweet. I went on to add that many people enjoyed as it was written. You'll have to decide for yourself. I hope you have a great weekend. Mary
- November 27, 2011 at 1:56 PM
- Barbara F. said...
These sound so scrumptious and perfect for this season, I drink cider right through Christmas! (and I like eggnog too!) xo
- November 27, 2011 at 3:13 PM
- Anna said...
Apple cider syrup sounds VERY delicious!!
- November 27, 2011 at 3:31 PM
- Joanne said...
I'm with you! I'd rather have the less sweet version...apples are sweet enough on their own!
- November 27, 2011 at 8:10 PM
- Au and Target said...
*swoon* I don't know what I'm more envious of: the pancakes or the photographic skills.
- November 27, 2011 at 8:46 PM
- Christine knapkins_com said...
Hey Mary, your Pancake is a Recipe Guessing Game on Knapkins. Think your friends can win? http://knapkins.com/guess_games/813?source=blog
- November 27, 2011 at 8:52 PM
- Adam said...
I am soooo craving pancakes, I think I might whip of the batter for these next Sunday and have someone else cook them (I am really terrible at making pancakes). And your version of the syrup definitely suits my taste as well. I love changing and playing with recipes, typically because I find most too sweet. But when I judge I judge what I did because, let's face it, it was probably my fault :).
- November 27, 2011 at 8:59 PM
- Michelle Peters - Jones said...
What a gorgeous looking breakfast! I can't wait to try out the apple syrup, I have a ton of apples that need to be used up, and I was making cider this weekend too.
Thank you so much for sharing, Mary!
- November 27, 2011 at 9:09 PM
- Hovkonditorn said...
This is really yummy!
- November 27, 2011 at 9:22 PM
- Monet said...
How did you know I've been craving pancakes? This looks delicious, as always, and your words make me smile, yet again. I hope you have a blessed week and a wonderful season of joy and food and fun.
- November 27, 2011 at 10:08 PM
- GLENDA CHILDERS said...
What a sweet treat, to have your husband cook for you. My husband like to cook, too.
- November 27, 2011 at 10:41 PM
- That Girl said...
grating the apples sounds like a great way to get flavor in every bite.
- November 28, 2011 at 4:49 AM
- Claudia said...
Saving this for husband who loves his pancakes. Love the idea of grating apples into them. Interesting discussion on ChowHound. I have found that all of Molly's recipes work for me - except when our tastebuds differ. I am not as fond of cabbage as she is! Although I will admit the coffee-crunch bars were a wee bit too crunch for me! Cheers to Silver Fox and breakfast and remaining home on Black Friday.
- November 28, 2011 at 11:07 AM
- Becki's Whole Life said...
I love that you did a remix on the syrup here. I have seen the reduced cider syrup before and I always think it would be too sweet for my taste. I am interested in trying your less sweet version. Sounds wonderful with the apple pancakes!
- November 28, 2011 at 11:57 AM
- tender b. said...
Cider syrup? I'm speechless. Reminds me of PA in the fall.
- December 1, 2011 at 8:31 PM
- Becky said...
Thank you for the cider syrup recipe. I linked up! http://idahobecky.blogspot.com/2011/12/pomegranate-pancakes-and-apple-cider.html
- December 3, 2011 at 8:57 PM


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It's Peruvian Independence Day, so we think it's time to really highlight some of Peru's amazing signature recipes. Beyond quinoa and potatoes, Peru boasts a bounty of veggies and seafood and a delicious tradition of farm-to-table foods.
Chefs from across the globe have declared Peruvian cuisine the next big thing in the ever-expanding culinary world. With its dizzying biodiversity and varied cultural influences, Peru is a culinary hotbed of hearty and flavorful recipes. From classic, stick-to-your-ribs dishes like Lomo Saltado and Quinoa Stew with Cheese and Chilis to cocktail recipes such as Pisco Sour and desserts like Gluten-Free Yucca Cakes, these dishes will help you celebrate everything Peru has to offer.


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I adore French onion soup--really adore it. Maybe it's because Andrew hates onions so I can't get them around here and therefore I long for this soup even more. If they have it on the menu at a restaurant you can bet I'm ordering it.
The last time Andrew was out of town on business I decided that I was going to fix French onion soup just for me. I'd never made it before but figured how hard could it be?
Actually not hard at all, it takes a little patience because all those onions have to slowly simmer on low heat before they properly carmelize but if you can give it the twenty minutes it takes you've got yourself some sweet soup. My husband was out of town--I had plenty of time on my hands.
1/4 cup unsalted butter
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
2 1/2 pounds onions, thinly sliced
1 1/2 teaspoons sugar
4 cans (14.5 ounces each) beef broth
1 1/4 cups water
2 bay leaves
15 whole peppercorns
1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
8 ounces Gruyere, grated
8 ounces Parmesan cheese, grated
6 slices crusty French bread, sliced
Heat butter and oil over medium-high heat in a large heave skillet until bubbly then add onions and sprinkle with sugar, stirring to prevent it burning. Reduce the heat to medium-low and cook, stirring onions regularly, until they are tender and deep golden brown, about 20 or 30 minutes.
Carefully stir in 1 can of the beef broth, deglazing the pan by scraping up the browned bits from the bottom of the pan. Transfer to a larger stockpot and add the other cans of broth and spices. Bring to a boil then simmer 30 minutes. Add vinegar, stir to combine, remove bay leaves and spoon the soup into six oven proof bowls.
Top each bowl with a slice of bread and top each slice with grated Parmesan and Gruyere. Broil in oven until cheese is golden and bubbly, only about a minute or two, then serve immediately and savor those yummy onions.
Can you believe it? After that blizzard we had two weeks ago it's been 50 degrees and beautiful until yesterday when Blizzard Number Two came through town and dumped all over my slightly greening grass. I'm so depressed I can hardly stand it. Take a good look at the view from my kitchen--that's a tree and not a bush and the two steps going up to the playhouse are under snow. I swear it will never melt. Ever.
And finally, for those of you in the Seattle area I've been told there's a new fine arts organization called The Ranier Family Opera that will be providing free concerts in an effort to reach first-time opera goers. It might be a nice chance to introduce your children (or yourselves) to opera without the stiff price tag an opera usually carries. Follow the link for more information.
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Sesame Street "Hat Contest" Today on Sesame Street it's Who Can Wear the Most Hats on Their Head Day! Elmo and Zoe are play against each other, while Chris and Alan help add more and more hats. The Hat Check Girl is also there to help count the total number of hats on each of Elmo and Zoe's heads. Elmo and Zoe are tied at the end of every round! They also have to complete challenges while wearing the hats on their heads such as saying the alphabet while standing on one leg and estimating the amount of hats they have. D
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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "The Class Votes/The Neighborhood Votes" The Class Votes - At school, Daniel and his classmates get to choose their new class pet! Teacher Harriet explains that they can either get a bunny or a turtle. The kids learn what it means to 'vote' and that sometimes it doesn't always turn out your way. Luckily, ALL of the kids find something to love about their new pet, 'Snowball'! The Neighborhood Votes - The Tiger family is going to Clock Factory Park today to hear a big announcement from King Friday. D
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Sid The Science Kid "Sid's Holiday Adventure" Sid loves celebrating the winter holidays where he lives, because it's always sunny and warm. But this year, Sid and his family are visiting relatives where it's chilly and cold. Sid wonders why it can't be warm everywhere? At school, Sid discovers that temperatures are different all over the world!. D
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WordWorld "Back On Track/The Rainbow Birthday Cake" Back on Track: While looking through his telescope, Frog notices that Kangaroo's mail train is headed straight for a broken track! He has to rely on BEAR and her tiny new tricycle to get him there to fix the track on time. And if the tricycle isn't tiny enough, Dog, Duck, and Ant and all his cousins climb on board to lend a hand. Will they make it in time? The Rainbow Birthday Cake: It is Frog's birthday, and Duck wants to make him a big, beautiful birthday cake frosted in the colors of the rainbow. D
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Caillou "After Dark!" Things get a little scary today. Caillou and his new neighbours, Jason and Jeffery, are playing hide and go seek in the backyard, until dusk brings out the shadows. A flashlight and Mommy help chase the shadows away. D
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Barney & Friends "Trail Boss Barney and Get Happy!" Trail Boss Barney: Three children try to build a pretend farm, but have a hard time working together. Barney takes them to a ranch to show them how all the people there have to work together to keep things running smoothly. The children learn about cooperation and fun on a ranch, and even get to meet a celebrity cowboy cook! Educational theme: Working together. D
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Thomas & Friends "Winter Delights" Merry Misty Island - It's the Winter Holidays on the Island of Sodor. Dash, Bash and Ferdinand decide to throw a party. This is their first party and they're not really sure what to do and they won't ask Thomas to help them. D
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Dialogue for Kids "Nervous System" It's the complex network of nerves and cells that carries messages to and from the brain and spinal cord to various parts of the body. It coordinates our movements and controls our thoughts. It's called the nervous system. Joan Cartan-Hansen is joined by Dr. Mary River, a neurologist at St. Alphonsus Regional Medical Center in Boise, to answer students' questions.G
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Cyberchase "Lost My Marbles" (topic: Navigation) - A day at the library turns into a cyberventure when Jackie, Matt, and Inez learn that Hacker has kidnapped Dr. Marbles, the only person who can save Motherboard from an evil virus! The team learns to use a map as a mathematical tool as they navigate across a cyber island in search of Marbles.then try to escape before a huge earthquake turns the island inside out! The Big Idea: A map is a mathematical tool you can use to find your way from one place to another, anywhere on earth. D
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First Freedom: The Fight for Religious Liberty This film tells the story of how the Founding Fathers of the United States raised the ideal of religious freedom to the level of a fundamental human right, using re-enactments, the Founding Fathers' own words and the commentary of key experts. The late Forrest Church, author, minister and former Idahoan, is one of the commentators.G
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I wouldn't put too much stock in AZs' win over NE. If anyone really watched that game, something weird was going on with NE. Edleman started and Welker barely saw the field. They also had some very strange play calling and burned a lot of clock on themselves. If NE were to face AZ next week, I believe they would blow them out of the stadium. They've since found their stride. I like NE to win big here.
With Lynch running the ball and Seahawks Defense giving the ball back to Rusell, This might be a another upset in the making.
All 3 teams, Dallas, GB and NE all were Road fav by- 3 to- 3.5.
Both teams lose already. Tough place to play when you cant hear the calls or signals. 12th are load and crazy.
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Full-bodied tannic wines with red fruit flavors in France and black fruits in the New World
While the grape is currently grown throughout the world, the most elegant Syrahs still come from the Northern Rhone valley, particularly the appellations of Côte Rôtie, Cornas, and Hermitage. Here, steep, terraced vineyards help produce full-bodied, intense, tannic wines loaded with white pepper and red fruit.
In the vineyard, Syrah is largely cooperative- vines are productive, but not overly vigorous. Skins are thick, helping the grape withstand more extreme climatic conditions. The climatic conditions in the Northern Rhone are especially conducive to the growth of the grapes, for they require heat to attain full ripeness. Still, even slight overripeness can cause the grape to lose its varietal character. In the Northern Rhone, Syrahs are all oak aged for some period of time. While historically, this aging has occurred in large, old oak casks, small oak barrels like those used in Bordeaux and Burgundy are currently gaining in popularity. Wines from the top appellations, Hermitage and Côte Rôtie, will have the most pronounced oak character.
But these wines can be shockingly expensive; collectors know that they have the alcohol, tannin and concentration to age for years, and the price reflects this awareness. The most famous producers in Hermitage are Chapoutier and Chave. In Côte Rôtie (where many of the wines are actually co-fermented with a small amount of the white grape Viognier), look for Guigal and Jasmin.
Retreating a little bit on the price spectrum, the appellations of Cornas, St. Joseph and Crozes-Hermitage produce high-quality wines, albeit with less body, tannin, and intensity from the top appellations. In Cornas, look to Auguste Clape. For St. Joseph, Chapoutier and Jaboulet are especially reliable. The top producers from Hermitage also have a presence in Crozes-Hermitage, but also look for wines from Alain Graillot.
Syrah retains a presence farther down the Rhone Valley, but in the southern Rhone, the Syrah tends to be more opulent, and less structured. Here it does not stand on its own and is frequently blended with other Rhone varieties like Grenache and Mourvedre, most notably in the appellation of Chateauneuf-du-Pape. Similarly, it retains a key place as a key blending grape in wines from Coteaux de Languedoc.
In California vineyards, as part of the general rise in plantings of Rhone varietals, the presence of Syrah has dramatically increased in the last fifteen years. The problem is that these wines are often made with less finesse in California than in France. In too many cases, we find wines that are just too much-- too much sugar, too much alcohol, too much extraction. But looking carefully for more restrained examples can yield great dividends. The Central Coast has a number of winemakers that show discipline and keep the intensity of their wines in check; consider Jaffurs Wine Cellars, Beckmen Vineyards, and Qupe.
In Australia, where the variety is known as Shiraz, the greatest examples come from the Barossa Valley. Here, the vines were first planted in the mid-1800s, and some old vines continue to produce fruit for terrifically concentrated wines. As a general trend, Barossa Shiraz will be richer, and show more stewed-fruit flavors than Syrah from the Rhone. Similarly powerful Shiraz also comes from McLaren Vale. Two Hands makes terrifically concentrated bottlings from both regions, and Penfolds is another reliable producer of burly Shiraz. While Australia's reputation rests on intense, concentrated Shiraz, more understated examples come from Hunter Valley and the Heathcote region, including wines from the producer Heathcote II.
Syrah pairs well with red meats, spicy pizzas, and and other savory meat dishes. These dishes provide an excellent complement to the peppery flavors and heft of the wine.
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Can anyone tell me why the O-Line was so inneffective against the Rams and WASH and Atlanta in the first half of those games?
I don't even care that much that those teams scored first. BUT??? Why did it take us two qtrs to get rolling?
All this talk of Flynn for Fitzgerald and the like totally ignores the Big Silverback Gorilla in the room. Lately our first half offensive production is down right scary bad.
What we need to do is fix whatever is wrong with Our O-Line not blowing holes for our RBs from our first snap!


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A couple of hours before Sen. Ted Cruz launched his doomed filibuster, his Republican colleagues staged an intervention.
They called him to the Strom Thurmond Room off the Senate floor, named after the late lawmaker who was famous for his filibusters against civil rights. They pleaded with their junior colleague to reconsider his plan to block a vote on legislation that would keep the government open. The filibuster, ostensibly in opposition to Obamacare, would do nothing to halt the hated health care reforms, they said. It would make Republicans look foolish. It would leave House Republicans with too little time to avoid a shutdown. And it could cause Republicans to be blamed for that shutdown.
Cruz heard them out and then told them to take a hike. �I intend to speak in support of defunding Obamacare until I am no longer able to stand,� he announced as he launched his marathon filibuster.
His action hurt his fellow Republicans without doing anything to abolish Obamacare. But the filibuster did achieve something: It gave Cruz more TV exposure and further endeared him to the tea party. And for the ambitious senator from Texas, the most important thing has always been Ted Cruz.
As he brought the Senate to a halt, Cruz told his captive audience many salient facts:
He likes pancakes.
He�s �a big fan� of White Castle.
His father liked to watch movies three times.
��Green Eggs and Ham� was my favorite book when I was a little boy.�
His parents were small-business owners.
Their business went bankrupt.
He thinks fact-checkers (who often point out Cruz�s falsehoods) are a �pernicious� form of �yellow journalism.�
On and on he went, hour after hour. He spoke about Obamacare but also about his daughters, his wife, his travels, his footwear, his staff and his father�s underwear. With a fixed look of earnest sorrow, the balding lawmaker returned again and again to his favorite topic: himself.
Perhaps the most remarkable thing about Cruz�s filibuster was how much of a solo act it was. There were cameos in the early hours by Sens. Mike Lee, R-Utah, David Vitter, R-La., Rand Paul, R-Ky., and others, but in contrast to the team effort toward Paul�s filibuster in March, this was all about Cruz.
More than once he remarked on the empty chamber. �Anyone who wants to know why this body is held in low esteem only has to look out to the empty chairs,� he said. �What is the United States Senate doing to listen to you?� he asked his C-SPAN audience.
He didn�t seem to grasp that the chamber was empty because most of his colleagues didn�t want to stand with him. Privately, Republican senators spoke of their distaste for their self-aggrandizing colleague. There was speculation that the defund-Obamacare effort would get more votes if it weren�t identified with Cruz.
Their complaints were similar to those of House Republicans who branded Cruz a �fraud� for demanding that the House send the Senate a bill defunding Obamacare and then, once they committed to doing so, announced that he didn�t have the votes for Senate passage.
Even Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, normally frightened of Cruz�s tea-party support, stood in opposition. �I just don�t happen to think filibustering a bill that defunds Obamacare is the best route to defunding Obamacare,� McConnell said on the floor Tuesday. �All it does is shut down the government and keep Obamacare funded.�
If this were the Roman senate, they would have had a phrase for what is happening to Cruz: Sic semper sui amatoribus. Thus always to self-lovers.
Democrats, of course, were delighted with the Republicans� bickering. President Obama was on the world stage, giving an address to the United Nations that included a passionate defense of why he believes the United States is the indispensable nation. �Some may disagree, but I believe America is exceptional,� Obama said.
Republicans, by contrast, were arguing about �cloture� and �post-cloture� votes to defund Obamacare. Is there any doubt about who will win the coming showdown?
Cruz tried to cast his quest in the loftiest terms, saying those who resist his bid to defund Obamacare are like those who appeased the Nazis. But before long, he was back to his favorite topic.
He spoke of the black ostrich cowboy boots he likes to wear on the Senate floor but said he was �embarrassed� to admit that he bought black tennis shoes for his filibuster.
Good to know his feet are comfortable. But how long until this self-promoting Texan gets the boot?
Dana Milbank writes this column for The Washington Post. Follow him on Twitter, @Milbank.