Paleo eggs benedict

If you know me at all, you know that I love eggs benedict.  When I lived in Salem, it would be my weekend routine to head down to Red’s early enough to get them there.  If you showed up too late, they would be sold out.  There was no worse feeling than showing up, and hearing that they were sold out of bennies as you walked in.  I had never even heard of eating paleo back then, so I could care less about the health benefits, or lack there of for the english muffin underneath that beautifully poached egg.


But fear not.  Thanks to the great work of Aimee Everett, we have a recipe for Paleo Eggs Benedict.  I think this will be one of the first things we make in our new kitchen.

Buying a home in California Part 2: The search

We’re back.  After getting pre-approved, we had to figure out where we wanted to look for our new home.  The blue square on the map shows about where we live now.  The green square is where I have to get to for work.  You can see that I have a short commute.

We would have loved to buy a home near our current apartment.  But that’s where step 1 saved us a lot of time.  We could have looked around Sunnyvale until the cows came home, but we would have never found a place that was both big enough for us, and in our price range.

We decided to target the purple area of the map. This included Campbell and other southern San Jose neighborhoods of Cambrian and Willow Glen.  Since we had teamed up with a realtor who was recommended by our Mortgage guy, they helped us locate properties for us to look at on the weekends.  Some of the properties were open houses, and others were shown by appointment.

Our strategy was to begin looking at houses in January, which is the off season for real estate.  This would allow us to have a good foundational understanding of the market, so that we would be prepared for the onslaught of new inventory that we expect to come on the market this spring.

We also considered the chances of buying a foreclosure or bank owned property.

Introducing Reckoning

Well I think I found my next video game.

While I don’t really want to support Curt Schilling, this does look pretty good.  Review coming soon once I play it some more.  Also for those on Xbox 360, it does have a downloadable free demo that gives 45 minutes of play time if you want to try it out.




List Price:$59.95 USD
New From:$45.00 In Stock
Used from:$30.00 In Stock
Release date February 7, 2012.

This week in balls

Sami Reiss for Vice:

Not everyone has the time or the inclination to follow sports full-time, or even real-time. So, VICE, the bastion of sports knowledge that you’ve come to trust since the newsprint era (trust us on this), combs the latest, greatest, and bestest stories from the world of sports this past week—Super Bowl, Puppy Bowl, and otherwise—so you can hobnob with the weird regular people at the office, your doorman, or your minions. Or so you can use all the new-fangled statistical knowledge as a ways to figure out the lottery like some sort of 5 percenter. Whichever.

(ht AJ)