Sunday, February 1, 2009

Bacon Explosion

The Bacon Explosion is a barbacue bacon and sausage log.



This Kansas City barbecue recipe has been all over the internet and has even been picked up by The New York Times.

The Kansas City Star also picked up the story. It must be something special if the star picks up a story on a barbecue recipe.

My Bacon Explosion adventure story and pictures are on their way.

Saturday, January 31, 2009

The Z-Man Sandwich



The Z-Man Sandwich at Oklahoma Joe's Barbecue in Kansas City. Beef brisket, smoked provolone, and onion rings on a kaiser bun. Heaven. The "Z-Man" is one of Oklahoma Joe's signature sandwiches and a fast growing Kansas City favorite.



I've always been a fan of barbecue. After moving to Kansas City for college, Oklahoma Joe's quickly became my favorite barbecue. Located inside a gas station at 47th and Mission, often with a line wrapped around outside the building, you know it must be good.



My love for Oklahoma Joe's and barbacue sets off a new series of "Blog-B-Q" posts about my adventures in barbecue in Kansas and Missouri.

Monday, August 4, 2008

Photos: Massacre in Marshall

Small Time Skates from Columbia, Missouri Hosted a MASSACRE IN MARSHALL skate contest.
With the sun beating down and temps nearing 100 degrees, everybody at the Marshall Skatepark was massacred.


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Thursday, July 31, 2008

Photos: DROPKICK MURPHYS with Civet

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Tuesday July 15, 2008. Beaumont Club. Kansas City, MO.

Civet, an all girl punk rock band, opened up for Dropkick Murphys. Their cover of the Misfits "Horror Business" was a highlight of their set. Civet was an appropriate opening band as Dropkick Murphys came out to play louder and faster than their shows I've seen closer to March 17.

Civet MySpace. Dropkick Murphys MySpace.

Thursday, June 5, 2008

Weezer



Weezer's sixth album is out now! The album starts out strong with a catchy nerd rock song Troublemaker. This might be their best album since Pinkerton. It has the strong songs reminiscent of their blue album and the weirdness of Pinkerton. If you're a fan of Weezer's earlier work, but haven't been impressed in recent years, this album may bring you back.