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Fall into October
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ah, can't you just feel it the air, the nice crisp feeling of fall being ushered in? Or in my case, growing up in middle Tennessee around Nashville, we could smell it in the air. In those days tobacco farmers would cure tobacco crops in the barns by a process known as "firing." In today's world, if you Google firing tobacco, it gives you this definition: "Fire curing produces a tobacco low in sugar and high in nicotine. Pipe tobacco, chewing tobacco and snuff are fired cure." Either way, if you feel it, or if you have been lucky enough to smell it, I'm sure we are all excited to finally have fall upon us. October is one of the most beautiful times of the year in the Two Eighty area. Mornings are crisp but not cold. Afternoons are pleasantly warm but not obnoxiously hot. October always brings a blaze of color: crimson reds, buttery yellows and pastel pink ribbons. October is also Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and as a family that has been impacted by this terrible disease, it's a cause we feel particularly compelled to support. There are numerous ways to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month around the Two Eighty area. The important thing is to join the fight! This month in Two Eighty Lifestyle we take a look at what it takes to be the best football fan. We also offer suggestions on the ultimate tailgate, and we introduce you to a business that is making sure the athletes in this area are "Better, Faster and Stronger." Until next time, I hope to see you out in the Two Eighty area celebrating and enjoying the change of seasons. Whether it's the temperature, the smell (if you haven't smelled this you need to) or the colors, including pink, enjoy the season.
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Michael has spent most of his life on Lake Martin. Growing up in Opelika in the 1960s, both his and his extended family bought second homes on the lake. He spent every summer weekend exploring every inch of Lake Martin - as only a child and then teenager can. After selling his marketing company, he permanently moved to the lake in 2002 and went to work for Russell Lands Real Estate. He has grown to be one of Lake Martin’s premier REALTORS® and prominent leading the Russell Land’s Dadeville office in sales as their top producer. He was also instrumental in the sales and marketing of many of the new numerous national and international awards for being a Top Marketing and Producing REALTOR®. He attributes much of his success to the many great REALTORS® and Brokers that were his mentors over the past 15 years, such as Mickey Phillips, Lee Lester, and John Margeson who have tools and knowledge that he still uses daily.
In 2016, Michael saw a need for a company strongly dedicated to promoting and selling property on the ‘Dadeville/Atlanta side’ of Lake Martin. He formed his own Real Estate Brokerage has grown to be THE top listing brokerage in our market – from Martin Dam to the Highway 280 Bridge.
Windy Carter, Associate Broker the past three years. Her attention to detail and in-depth knowledge of Lake Martin has allowed her to quickly rise to become our Top Producing REALTOR® for 2016. She was born and raised in Dadeville and has called Lake Martin home her entire life. She and her husband, Michael Carter, have owned several retail businesses in Dadeville. While she is more than qualified and well versed on all of our Lake Martin developments, she specializes in selling lake property outside of these and has strong relationships with many of our area builders.
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Originally from Alexander City, Mindy got her REALTOR® license in 2013 in Texas. She met Michael Langston when they were each asked to give a presentation on real estate marketing. In 2015, she finally answered her heart’s call to move back to Alabama and the Lake Martin area. She as Michael’s second-to-none approach to marketing. Mindy has been a very successful part of the LME team since then. She represents sales
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Better, Faster, Stronger BLACKWATCH SPORTS PERFORMANCE BUILDS BETTER ATHLETES
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ur vision is very broad and very holistic, but it’s with the focused attention on the athlete and how we can make them not only
better, faster and stronger, but a fully functioning member of society.” Sports are undoubtedly a central fixture of Southern culture. The love of the game runs deep, and the cultivation of star athletes is Alabama’s specialty. Because of that, a company like Blackwatch Sports Performance
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fits perfectly into Birmingham’s athletic atmosphere. Located just off of Highway 280, Blackwatch is an athletic training facility with one simple goal in mind: build better people by using the platform of athletics. CEO Randy Beckham, a Troy University alumnus, moved to Birmingham from Orlando, Florida, in 2011. What began as a temporary move for him and his family turned into a permanent stay in the Iron City once Beckham realized that Blackwatch’s vision and values “would be a great fit for the community, the schools and the athletes.” The main focus is growth in strength, power and speed through specifically organized performance and skill training. “An athlete’s going to come in here, and there’s always going to be a plan for them,” Mary Kate Smith, the facility’s director of membership, says. “They’re not just going to come in and work out on their own. They’re always led by coaches, and they’re directed through the workouts, and the workouts are also going to be based on their needs as an athlete.”
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General manager Wes McCarter describes
an adult class aimed at cardio and weight
Blackwatch as a “one-stop shop for sports.” The
training. A holistic approach to building
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letic conditioning, however. Blackwatch also
well-rounded approach to caring for an athlete.
offers yoga, Pilates, massage therapy, nutri-
“It’s everything that an athlete needs in
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to if they’re fortunate enough to make a pro
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or an elite status,” Wes explains. “We want to cultivate and grow them along the way.”
In addition to that, the training facility’s coaches realize how important good grades
So they do. There are a number of different
are for young athletes, so they also offer
performance training and health and wellness
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Here, the kids are exposed to an expansive
in turn, opens the door for coveted athletic
variety of sports, from football to dodge-
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world of sports to a more professional arena,
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iting different elementary schools around
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What's it Take to Become the Best Alabama Football Fan?
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ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS HONESTLY: • Have you ever told someone you couldn't make an important event just because there's a football game occurring at that same time? • Do you secretly check up on your football team more than three times a day? • Have you hallucinated about bleeding orange and blue or crimson or green and gold? • Are football items always at the top of your requested personal gifts? • Do you chant football battle cries, such as "War Eagle" or "Go Blazers," when all alone driving? • Are these questions unconsciously making you whisper "Roll Tide?"
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If you answered "yes" to any of the aforementioned queries, you might be a revered, Alabama die-hard football fan!! It's widely perceived that Alabama has the highest concentration of college football fans in the United States. Is Alabama college football fandom so intense because the
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state's teams are so good? Or are Alabama
Where is your favorite location to watch football games?
teams so solid because there is such intense
Michael Reagan, manager at Superior Grill, a Birmingham
fan support? That matter is a version of a
Tex-Mex restaurant located at 4701 Highway 280, says their cus-
"chicken and egg football" question when
tomers enjoy coming to the restaurant to "hang out all day" to
pondering which came first in Alabama.
watch games on their 33 high-definition TVs. He says football
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fans also are fond of the complimentary chips and salsa. "Watching games here is like watching with your buddies at home. It keeps customers coming back," he says.
Black Market Bar and Grill
Billy’s Sports Grill
Superior Grill
Locals say it's "Black Market versus every-
table is so huge, she says it was custom-made.
body," especially on game day, as food and drink
She adds that the customer favorite board
specials abound at the Black Market Bar & Grill
game of cornhole will still be available.
at 3411 Colonnade Parkway in Birmingham. Black
"Another thing we do for sports fans is cre-
Market staffers also like getting into football sea-
ate TV viewing zones, with a rotating sched-
son by offering their branded shirts in two "essen-
ule, so we can tell you where to sit according
tial" colors: crimson or navy and orange. Manager
to which team you want to watch," she says.
Rachael Moore says they serve the perfect bar
"And of course, everyone's welcome to watch
food for games, such as chicken wings, potato
football from our patio."
skins and corn nuggets. She says their $6 beer pitchers will be back for this football season.
of Lee Branch at 1001 Doug Baker Blvd. This
sports," she explains. "If their team wins, they
restaurant chain concept started with football
come back for the next game and want to sit
infused in it in 1981, when Bob Baumhower, an
at the same table, order the same food and
All-American from the University of Alabama
have the same waitress."
and six-time All-Pro for the Miami Dolphins,
She says Black Market customers have long tions at the bar, such as honeybee shots made with Bärenjäger liqueur.
Baumhower’s
of Hoover-based Baumhower's Restaurant
"Customers are very superstitious about
been introducing their college drinking tradi-
On Tap Sports Café
Legendary fun, food and freshness is the claim
decided to share his foodie passion and introduce his chicken wings to Alabama. Baumhower's staffers like to prepare Tailgating Time packages, complete with
Bama Brews Days are every Tuesday at
special sauces. Bar manager Luke Hobbs
Billy's Sports Grill at 2012 Cahaba Road in
says they're launching many new menu
Birmingham before football game times turn
items during this year's football season,
weekends into bigger Bama Brews Days. Billy's
including sweet potato fries and Bam-Bam
staffers even encourage customers to "feed
shrimp for appetizers, as well as power
their goat" during Crimson Tide broadcasts.
mixes for salads.
Billy's customers enjoy the grill's award-win-
"We've also got the Killer Bee coming,
ning chicken wings, as well as crab claws,
which is a fried waffle with fried chicken,
fried pickles, fried olives, cheese sticks, village
topped with Baumhower's hot sauce, a fried
nachos and specialty sandwiches.
egg and fresh honey," Luke says.
"All things sports and craft beer" is what's
He says they also will be serving their
on tap for game days at On Tap Sports Café at
popular chicken salad on slider buns now, as
3340 Galleria Circle in Hoover.
well as new fish tacos. New chicken wings
On Tap manager Riane Estes says a new football fan component to this year's season is a massive beer pong table, 4 feet off the ground with waste basket-sized buckets. The
flavors, such as sweet and sour ju-ju and apple butter barbecue, also are available. Luke says new bar specials include sour cherry beer and Underdog beer.
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ALABAMA FOOTBALL FANS (CON TI N U ED)
Bama Fever
Alumni Hall
WHAT WILL YOU WEAR DURING GAME TIMES? The owners of Bama Fever-Tiger Pride, a
last year's football clothes, so they quickly
sporting goods store at 4618 Highway 280 in
seek the new coaches' polos every year. The
Birmingham, claim they are the most recognized
Hall hosts another tradition.
merchandise shop for the Alabama/Auburn
"Our store has two different doors—one
rivalry. They supply team apparel, artwork,
for Alabama and one for Auburn fans," Nikki
collectibles, memorabilia, toys, home products,
says. "So, when customers realize they
auto accessories, tailgate items and game-day
walked in through the wrong team door, they
gear, such as hats, T-shirts, jerseys, polos, visors,
will back out and hurry to come in the other
sweatshirts, jackets, pants, shorts and blouses.
door for the team they really wanted."
Bama Fever manager Andrea Limehouse says football customers come from all over
Nikki says women's dressy clothing in team colors is very popular this year.
the world to buy from their store. Recent
Alumni Hall carries menswear, dresses,
visitors have come from Japan, Ireland and
fashion tops, team color accessories and
Russia. She says shirts and jerseys always
shoes to complete wardrobes, as well as
are popular, and they will have new versions
fun outfits for young fans from infants to
of Nike tennis shoes this season.
teens. The store also has tailgate selections,
Bama Fever has been operating for the
in addition to one-of-a-kind gifts, such as
past 35 years; Andrea says they see patrons
branded hammocks, charm beads, cell
returning year after year. "
phone cases and tumblers.
Customers say they just like to be around all our items," she says.
Dick's Sporting Goods at 5201 Highway 280 in Birmingham also carries quality sports
For the latest Crimson Tide wear, Alumni
apparel and equipment. For those who want
Hall at 250 Summit Blvd. #100 in Birmingham
to look especially dashing while wearing
is ready for fans to touch down. The first of
football apparel, Dick's even offers a football
Alumni Hall's now 26 sports-loving locations
training checklist for speed, agility, skill devel-
opened in 2006, and they've since been
opment and recovery training equipment.
delighting college fans of all ages and styles.
And if you're ever stumped about a foot-
Alumni Hall manager Nikki Webb says
ball cheer, try this one: "Push 'em back! Hit
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'em hard! Make 'em fight for every yard!"
Alumni Hall
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DIY
The Ultimate
Fall is in the air and, come October, sports are in full swing. Whether you prefer college football Saturdays—cheering on your favorite team, paying special attention to the various conference rivalries—or professional football Sundays—in front of the TV, keeping a close eye on your fantasy football team—everyone can use some tips to throw the perfect tailgate party, even if you can’t make it to the stadium.
Not-your-Mama's // GARLIC BUFFALO SAUCE: Buffalo sauce + Garlic cloves // SRIRACHA BUFFALO SAUCE: Buffalo sauce + cilantro + Sriracha sauce + lime zest // MAPLE-CHIPOTLE BUFFALO SAUCE: Buffalo sauce + maple syrup + canned
chipotle peppers in adobo sauce // JALAPENO-CHEDDAR BUFFALO SAUCE: Buffalo sauce + chopped pickled jala-
penos + grated cheddar cheese // FIVE ALARM BUFFALO SAUCE: Buffalo sauce (replace half the wing sauce with
habanero hot sauce) +cayenne // BOURBON BUFFALO SAUCE: Buffalo sauce + bourbon
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DIY
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Build-it-Yourself
• 6 2x4x8 boards to make 54 10 1/2-inch pieces • Sandpaper (80 grit) • Miter or circular saw • Tape measure • Carpenter’s pencil • Eye + ear protection
1. Cut 54 pieces at 10 1/2-inches each using your miter or circular saw. Tip: Setting up a stop on your RAISING THE STAKES
saw will make the process go a lot faster.
Add a little more competition—the first player
2. Sand each side of the pieces and the tops and
or team to send the tower tumbling owes the
bottoms to create a smooth piece.
winner a better seat for the game.
3. Stack the pieces on a table or platform in rows of
Stuff-Your-Face
three, alternating the direction you stack each layer.
INGREDIENTS
1 bag tortilla chips 2 cups cheddar cheese 1 pound ground beef 1 jar preferred salsa 15 ounces nacho cheese 2 tomatoes, chopped 1 bunch cilantro, chopped
(Let’s face it—They probably won’t look this pretty when all your friends are digging in!)
1 red onion, chopped 2 1/4 ounces black olives Jalapenos, to taste DIRECTIONS
In a skillet, brown and drain ground beef. Add preferred salsa and simmer. On a large baking sheet, layer tortilla chips, nacho
cheese
sauce,
cooked ground beef and cheddar cheese in alternating layers. Bake for 10 minutes, or until cheese is melted. Once hot, add tomatoes, cilantro, red onion, black olives and jalapenos to taste.
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Show-your-Spirit with Buttercream Frosting PREP TIME: 15 MINUTES, COOK TIME: 5 MINUTES
Best-on-the-Block
FOR COOKIES
FOR ICING
1 cup butter
1/2 cup shortening
1 cup white sugar
1 pound confectioners’ sugar
2 eggs
5 tablespoons water
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/4 teaspoon salt
3 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon butter-flavored extract
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
Food coloring (optional)
1/2 teaspoon salt When buying a new TV to handle all your sports-watching needs, consider these five things to choose the best fit for you: 1. THE BIGGER, THE BETTER—Keep in mind the size of the room
and how far away you will be sitting, though. 2. OPT FOR 4K ULTRA HD—4K Ultra HD TVs have more than 8 million
pixels while regular HD TVs have a little more than 2 million pixels. 3. CONSIDER REFRESH RATES—The higher the processing rate,
the more times per second the TV can refresh the images on the screen, increasing blur-free motion in fast-moving games. Look for a TV with at least a 120 hertz refresh rate. 4. IGNORE MANUFACTURER CONTRAST RATIOS—It’s easiest to
INSTRUCTIONS
1. In a large bowl, mix together butter, sugar, eggs and vanilla with an electric mixer until light and fluffy. 2. Combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt; gradually stir flour mixture into butter mixture until well blended using a sturdy spoon. Chill dough for 2 hours. 3. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. On a lightly floured surface, roll out the dough to 1/4 inch thickness. Cut into desired shapes using cookie cutters. Place cookies 2 inches apart onto ungreased cookie sheets. 4. Bake for 4 to 6 minutes in the preheated oven. Remove cookies from pan and cool on wire racks. 5. Using an electric mixer, beat shortening, confectioners’ sugar, water, salt, vanilla extract, butter flavoring and food coloring until fluffy. Frost cookies after they have cooled completely.
judge the contrast ratio—a range of brightness levels TVs can display—with your own eyes.
Recipe from AllRecipes.com For cute cookie cutters, try Ann Clark
5. ADD A SOUNDBAR—It takes up less space than traditional speak-
ers and is easy to set up.
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Culinary Creations
WHAT’S
BREWING? DISCOVERING THE ART OF TEA
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BLACK TEA
GREEN TEA
• Made from fully fermented Camellia sinen-
• Made from unfermented Camellia
sis leaves
sinensis leaves
• Retains its flavor for several years.
• Different varieties of green tea are produced
• Black tea is processed using either the or-
depending on the variety of Camellia sinensis
thodox method or CTC (crush, tear, curl). The
used, growing conditions, horticultural meth-
CTC method involves the mincing of weath-
ods and time of harvest.
ered tea leaves.
• Processing starts by soaking green tea
• Black tea is often blended with other plants
leaves in an alcohol solution.
to create different varities. Earl Grey tea is
• Higher-quality green teas are steeped at
black tea blended with bergamot oil.
cooler temperatures and for a shorter amount
• Suggested health benefits of black tea in-
of time than lower-quality green teas.
clude reducing atherosclerosis (clogged ar-
• Traditional Chinese and Indian medicines
teries), lowering the risk of heart attack and
use green tea extracts for a variety of health
cardiovascular disease and may also aid in
benefits: as a stimulant, a diuretic, an astrin-
lowering the risk for diabetes, high cholester-
gent and to improve heart health.
ol and kidney stones. SUGGESTED STEEPING TIME
SUGGESTED STEEPING TIME
3-5 minutes at 206 F
3 minutes at 180-185 F
WHITE TEA
OOLONG TEA
• There isn’t a universally-accepted definition
• Made from partially fermented leaves, buds
of what white tea is, but it is essentially young
and stems of the Camellia sinensis plant
or unprocessed tea.
• Different styles vary widely in flavor—flavors
• Produces very pale green or yellow-
range from sweet and fruit to woody to green
colored liquor.
and fresh.
• No processing occurs—white tea is general-
• The process involves withering the plant
ly just plucked and allowed to wither dry.
under the sun and allowing it to oxidize.
• There are different classifications of white
• Leaves are formed into two distinct styles:
tea including Bai Hao Yi Zhen (Silver Nee-
rolled into long curly leaves or wrap-curled
dle), Bai Mudan (White Peony), Gong Mei
into small beads with tails.
(Tribute Eyebrow) and Shoumei (Noble,
• Suggested health benefits of oolong tea
Long Life Eyebrow).
include boosting metabolism, lowering
• A study suggests white tea acts as an an-
cholesterol, increasing mental awareness,
tioxidant agent and may reduce the risk of
aiding digestion, preventing osteoporosis
premature aging.
and more.
SUGGESTED STEEPING TIME
SUGGESTED STEEPING TIME
1-3 minutes at 175-185 F
3-5 minutes at 185-206 F
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Lifestyle Calendar
October OCTOBER 1-31
Besides the incredible shopping, you can enjoy runway fashion
ATROX FACTORY INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH HORROR
shows, cooking classes and informed speakers. Grab your mom,
ATROX FACTORY
sister or best friend and spend the day doing everything you love!
Come visit the largest indoor haunted attraction in the southeast—50,000 square feet of mind-numbing terror and more than
OCTOBER 1-31
a quarter-mile of twisted hallways and shocking surprises. Visit
SLOSS FRIGHT FURNACE
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SLOSS FURNACES
OCTOBER 1-NOVEMBER 4 WAREHOUSE 31 – HAUNTED HOUSE
Come and experience one of Birmingham's haunted houses. Sloss Fright Furnace runs on selected dates from September 29 to October 31. Visit FrightFurnace.com for more information on dates and times.
WAREHOUSE 31 Halloween is here, and it’s time to hit up some haunted houses. Warehouse 31 is guaranteed to make you scream. The fun runs every weekend throughout October and the first weekend in November. So, no excuses, you have plenty of opportunities to get your scare on. Check calendar and times at Warehouse31.com
OCTOBER 7 OCTOBER 4-8
ANNUAL BARK IN THE PARK VETERANS PARK
CULLMAN OKTOBERFEST
Load up the family, including the pooch, and head out to Veteran’s
CULLMAN
Park for the Annual Bark in the Park. Hosted by Alabaster Parks and
Established in 1982, Cullman Oktoberfest is a nonprofit organi-
Recreation Department, the event will benefit Shelby Humane Soci-
zation, staffed by volunteers, whose goal is to provide a fam-
ety. There will be plenty of fun activities for the entire family including
ily-friendly event for the citizens of Cullman County and sur-
pet photos, trick contests, vendors, treats, kid’s activities, costume
rounding areas. With support from the community, the event
contest, live music and more. Admission is free.
provides outstanding entertainment and proudly promotes the city of Cullman to Oktoberfest attendees.
OCTOBER 5-8
OCTOBER 7 BLUFF PARK ART SHOW BLUFF PARK COMMUNITY CENTER
SOUTHERN WOMEN'S SHOW
Come out and show your support at the Bluff Park Art Show. The
BIRMINGHAM-JEFFERSON CONVENTION COMPLEX
show has grown into a nationally recognized and acclaimed art
The Southern Women's Show returns to Birmingham, and you're
event over the years. The event is being held at Bluff Park Com-
invited to join in the fun! Jampacked with cool jewelry and hand-
munity Center and will be raising money to expand the Bluff Park
bags, makeup tips and tricks, delicious gourmet treats and more.
Elementary library.
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Lifestyle Calendar
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OCTOBER 7 UAB VS LOUISIANA TECH FOOTBALL LEGION FIELD BIRMINGHAM Watch UAB take on Louisiana Tech Football at Legion Field or on ESPN. Game time TBA.
OCTOBER 10-15 "THE BOOK OF MORMON" BJCC CONCERT HALL This outrageous musical comedy follows the misadventures of a mismatched pair of missionaries, sent halfway across the world to spread the Good Word. Now with standing room only productions in London, on Broadway and across North America, "The Book of Mormon" has truly become an international sensation.
OCTOBER 14 HARVEST FESTIVAL OAK MOUNTAIN STATE PARK Vendors will be set up for some great shopping. Guided hikes and a variety of demonstrations,
some
including
live
snakes,
birds and turtles, will be going on throughout the day. Mountain Outfitters will have several campsites set up. Games, hay rides, live music and great food will be available. Pets are welcome but must be on a leash.
OCTOBER 14 UAB VS MIDDLE TENNESSEE FOOTBALL LEGION FIELD BIRMINGHAM Watch UAB take on Middle Tennessee Football at Legion Field Birmingham or on ESPN. The game kicks off at 5:30 p.m.
OCTOBER 14 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA VS UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOOTBALL BRYANT-DENNY STADIUM The University of Alabama Crimson Tide will face off with the University of Arkansas Razorbacks at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa. Game time TBA.
OCTOBER 19 FLORIDA GEORGIA LINE CONCERT WITH NELLY AND CHRIS LANE OAK MOUNTAIN AMPHITHEATRE Don't miss your chance to see the biggest country lineup of the year! As the one 32
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and only Florida Georgia Line, Nelly and Chris Lane all come to perform a live and exciting show at Oak Mountain Amphitheatre. The show starts at 7 p.m. For tickets and more information, visit
What A Girl Wants
TheOakMountainAmphitheater.com.
OCTOBER 20-22 OVATION PRESENTED BY ALABAMA BALLET BJCC THEATER Ovation is a mixed repertory performance of contemporary ballet featuring "Études," a one-act ballet, and an original work by Roger Van Fleteren, resident choreographer and associate artistic director. "Études" is considered an homage to classical ballet training. It begins with traditional ballet exercises at the barre and ends with spectacular bravura displays.
OCTOBER 21 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA VS UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE FOOTBALL BRYANT-DENNY STADIUM The University of Alabama will take on the University of Tennessee at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa and the game will air on ESPN. Kickoff time TBA.
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OCTOBER 27 MAGIC CITY MUSIC FEST LEGACY ARENA AT THE BJCC Come experience great music by artists Bell Biv Devoe, Mint Condition, Doug E. Fresh, Jagged Edge and Club Nouveau. The show begins at 7:30 p.m. For tickets and more information, visit BJCCLegacyArena.com.
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Parting Thoughts Loaded Cheese Bites. Photo Credit Jonathan Boulton.
CHEESE BITES INGREDIENTS
12 ounces cream cheese, softened 1 cup shredded cheddar 1 teaspoon garlic powder 1 teaspoon smoked paprika Kosher salt Ground black pepper 1/3 cup chopped bacon pieces 1/3 cup finely chopped fresh chives 1/3 cup finely chopped pecans Pretzels or crackers for serving INSTRUCTIONS
1. Mix together cream cheese, cheddar, garlic powder and paprika. Season with salt and pepper. Form into 18 small balls—a mini scoop works great—and refrigerate until firm, 1 hour. 2. In a shallow bowl, stir together bacon, chives and pecans. ARTICLE JULIE MEYER
SPORTY SNACKS A TWIST ON CLASSIC APPETIZERS
A
good number of sports involve the use of a ball. In honor of the sports issue, I'm sharing two sphere-shaped snacks. These fun size appetizers will be a hit with any crowd. Each of these recipes makes 18 bites. My boys loved the chicken bites and had a hard time limiting themselves to three each. For a crowd, you may need to double or triple the batch. We do like it hot, so you may need to adjust the hot sauce if you prefer a tamer bite.
3. Roll balls in coating mixture. 4. Refrigerate if not serving immediately. 5. Before serving, let sit at room temperature for 15 minutes and insert pretzel sticks.
BUFFALO CHICKEN BITES INGREDIENTS
2 cups shredded chicken—rotisserie chicken works well 3 tablespoons hot sauce—I used Tapatio brand 1 1/2 cups shredded sharp cheddar cheese 2 tablespoons chopped chives 2 tablespoons ranch dressing 1 cup flour 2 eggs, beaten 1 1/2 cups panko breadcrumbs 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper Cooking spray Ranch or blue cheese dressing for dipping INSTRUCTIONS
1. Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. 2. In a large mixing bowl, combine chicken, hot sauce, cheese, chives and ranch. Roll into golf ball-sized balls. Refrigerate as you set up dredging station. 3. Use three shallow bowls, fill one with flour, one with the beaten eggs and the third with panko and pepper—mixing the two ingredients to combine. Dip each buffalo chicken ball in flour, then the egg, then the panko mixture. Set the balls about 1” apart on an aluminum foil-lined baking sheet. Spritz buffalo chicken balls with cooking spray. 4. Bake 7 minutes, flip balls and respray with cooking spray. Bake 7 minutes more. Buffalo Chicken Bites. Photo Credit Richard Meyer 34
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5. Serve with ranch or blue cheese dressing for dipping.
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