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Ned’s Party Chili for the Superbowl!

Josh — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 18:10:11 +0000

Anybody that’s been listening to the Podcast for a few years knows that Aaron and John have called me “Ned” for as long as I can remember. Well, a few years ago, Aaron introduced me to this refrigerated Chili starter called “Bloemers” – I’m pretty sure it is a small Mom & Pop outfit out of Louisville, KY - but they make the BEST starter for Chili I have ever had. I call this recipe “Ned’s Party Chili.” While my chili recipes continue to evolve, I now order Bloemer’s online in quantities of 10 – and always start with the base recipe I am posting here! Feel free to make it your own – I’ve tried adding various exotic peppers (I like it HOOOOTTTT!!), and I love it served over spaghetti with mounds of cheese! Maybe next year, you can serve at your SB Party as we watch the Redskins go for a fourth Lombardi Trophy! Enjoy!

Some Like it Hot! Gotta have the Bloemer's though!

John’s John

John — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 02:19:56 +0000

I Hate The Cowboys.

Josh’s Junk

Josh — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 04:54:21 +0000

Welcome all Redskins Fans. Everyone else should just leave now. Just click somewhere else and go there if you are not a ‘Skins fan – cause I don’t want you here. On the off chance that you are a Dallas Fan, I Joke you openly, and here is a link to the Dallas Cowpansies Website.

To begin with, let me tell you a bit about myself:

I HAIL from the great town of Virginia Beach, VA – born and raised there… second generation graduate of the great Princess Anne High School (Go Cavs). My folks still live there along with other family folk. I have two brothers – Bay, the youngest – who lives in PA; and Aaron (of Harry Hog Football) the middle’un – who lives in Louisville, KY. To quote sister Mamie from Jesco White (The Dancing Outlaw, a documentary) “I am the biggest and the meanest.”

I did my college stint in the early 90’s at Otterbein College in Westerville, OH- the town where Prohibition was started. While Otterbien, I studied Technical Theatre Design and Production, and eventually (after 5 years and getting hitched) recieved my BFA there. I am a member of Pi Beta Sigma, Otterbein’s oldest and finest fraternity founded in 1908. We tend to Rule.

From there, with my wife, Amy, & Labrador, Indigo – we took a journey that (skipping the boring parts) landed us in NYC where I worked as a Lighting Designer & Production Electrician for Broadway/Off-Broadway/TV/Film/Dance. Eventually, a few years back, we moved to the Carolinas where we now live with our three year old son, Sam & our new pup, Lucy. We are members of Hope Community Church where I serve as coach to the Common Grounds (Coffee Shop) ministry. I still design, I am a member of IATSE local 829 United Scenic Artists in NYC, and am a Theatre Consultant with Theatre Consultants Collaborative, designing performing arts facilities worldwide.

Check back again – still more to come….

Josh’s Junkroom….yeah

Aaron’s Little Area

Josh — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 04:47:27 +0000

Aaron’s Area is the back corner of the website where I can post my own personal views about the Redskins, without having to dumb it down for Josh and John.

Just Kidding

There are three keys that I say must always happen for the Redskins to win a game in today’s NFL.

RUN the ball! The Redskins must run the ball at least 25 times a game to insure victory.
Cut out penalties! The less the better. The one thing I hate to see is Casey Rabach hold on a run. You will hear me rag on him EVERY TIME over the course of the season.
Know how many yards are needed on third down, and run a play designed to get those yards. In other words, on third and seventeen. Don’t run a draw. Have the cohones to use every opportunity to score. (Yeah, I’m talking to you Joe.)

Mark My Words!

-Aaron