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    "directions": [
        "Heat the oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Season the pork with salt and pepper. Add the pork to skillet and stir to coat with oil. Place the jalapeno peppers into the pan and cover; allow to simmer 20 minutes. Uncover and remove the jalapenos from the pan; chop roughly and set aside. Continue cooking the pork, uncovered, until it browns completely and the liquid evaporates, about 10 minutes.",
        "Mix in the onion and garlic; cook and stir about 2 minutes. Add the mushrooms and cook 1 minute more. Pour the tomatoes and chopped jalapenos into the pan and stir through the pork. Season with the cumin. Stir, cover, and reduce heat to low; simmer another 10 minutes."
    ],
    "ingredients": [
        "2 tablespoons canola oil",
        "2 pounds pork shoulder, cut into 1-inch chunks",
        "2 teaspoons salt",
        "2 teaspoons ground black pepper",
        "2 large fresh jalapeno peppers, stems removed",
        "1/4 cup sliced onion",
        "1 clove garlic, crushed",
        "1 (6 ounce) can mushroom stems and pieces, drained",
        "1 (12 ounce) can diced tomatoes",
        "1/2 teaspoon ground cumin"
    ],
    "language": "en-US",
    "source": "allrecipes.com",
    "tags": [],
    "title": "Tomatoed Pork",
    "url": "http://allrecipes.com/recipe/175666/tomatoed-pork/"
}
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When is the best time to visit Acos Vinchos?TAMPA — One day, Randy Levine was "trashing" Dellin Betances at an arbitration hearing. The next day, the victorious Yankees president was trashing the elite setup man's agent, leading to a war of words.
Just like that, the Yankees turned into the Bronx Zoo all over again — all over $2 million.
Levine ripped Betances' agent, Jim Murray of Excel Sports Management, for demanding closer money for his client after a three-person arbitration panel ruled that the Yankees would pay the flamethrowing righthander $2 million less than what he hoped for.
Betances will earn $3 million in 2017. He had filed at $5 million, an amount that "had no bearing in reality," according to Levine, who added that Betances was essentially used as a pawn by Murray to change the marketplace.
"It's like me saying, 'I'm not the president of the Yankees, I'm an astronaut,'" Levine said in a charged conference call with reporters. "I'm not an astronaut and Dellin Betances is not a closer, at least based on the statistics, not whether he could or couldn't be."
The normally reserved Betances had hoped to move on and begin getting ready for spring training. But after learning of what Levine had said, a clearly hurt Betances decided to stand up for himself.
"Even though I disagreed with the arbitrators' decision, I was planning on putting everything behind me until I was aware of Randy Levine's comments, saying I was a victim and this whole process," Betances said at Steinbrenner Field. "Saying how much that they love me, but then they take me into a room and they trash me for about an hour and a half. I thought that was unfair for me, especially given I feel like I've done a lot for this organization. Especially in these last few years by taking the ball time after time.
"Whenever they needed me, I was there for them," Betances continued. "I never said no. Whenever (Joe) Girardi said, 'Can you pitch?' I got it. And for me I felt like this whole process was unfair. We tried to come to middle ground and nothing really happened."
Murray did not immediately return a call from the Daily News seeking comment, but told Fox Sports: "With regards to Dellin, it was very ironic to hear the Yankees' president express his love and affection when he spent the only portion of the hearing, to which he contributed to, was calling this player by the wrong first name. It is Dellin, for the record. He then proceeded to blame Dellin for the Yankees' declining ticket sales and their lack of playoff history while trying to bully the panel, saying something to the effect that the sky will fall if they rule for the player."
Betances will get the highest amount for a first-year arbitration eligible setup man in baseball history. To Levine, that should be enough.
"What his agent did is make him the victim of a half-baked attempt to change a marketplace in baseball that has been well-established for 30-40 years," Levine said. "And I feel bad for Dellin that he was used in that way by his agent, because anybody who knows about this process would know that the history is very well-established that $5 million goes to elite closers, people who pitch the ninth inning and have a lot of saves. Dellin didn't have that record. He never did. He's a great, elite setup man. Maybe one day he'll be an elite closer, we hope so."
Yankees GM Brian Cashman said the Yankees are "lucky" to have him: "We're glad to have him back, part of the fold and get back to the normalcy of daily routines and playing baseball, which is what he does best."
Joe Girardi didn't seemed too concerned, believing that things would eventually blow over. The manager said Betances had never declined the ball in his first three seasons with the Yankees.
Betances arrived at Steinbrenner Field Saturday morning after working out on his own. He was away from the team on an excused absence until the hearing concluded.
The flamethrowing righthander, entering his age-29 campaign, made the league minimum ($507,500) last season.
He has been an All-Star in each of the last three seasons, pitching to a 1.93 ERA while recording 392 strikeouts in 247 innings — the most for any reliever over that span.
But Betances had amassed only 20 saves in that span — including a career-high 12 in 2016. He struggled in September last season, allowing 13 runs (10 earned) in 8.1 innings, perhaps a product of being overused.
Setup men who can pitch effectively in high-leverage situations in the sixth, seventh and eighth innings have become very valuable commodities in free agency, but the arbitration process lags behind that.
Levine said the hearing wasn't as contentious as ones in the past. Maybe. But things sure feel contentious now.Lawsuits: are they used or abused?
Actually, i’m working on an art project and watching court TV right now (embarrassing, i know, but there’s nothing else to run in the background), so i’m going to say yes.
A lot of the time suing is used for getting money or getting even with someone.  But in some cases lawsuits are good.
It is better than going behind the bar and using pistols to settle our disputes.
Are they abused? Sure thing. Are then needed? Yes. How do we fix them? I don’t know.
I was going to say definitely lawsuits are abused, but then I got to thinking that it’s pretty much a right to sue, isn’t it? Can you abuse a right? I can’t think of another example of a right that is “abused” going by the letter of the law. I mean, someone has a right to drink. If they drink too much and drive, doesn’t it become something else at that point, (i.e. not merely an abuse of their right to drink)? I’m not saying I know the answer, but it seems like it would be hard to… uh, prove.
whereas a simple blood test proves if you are over the legal limit, or not.
The commonly held belief about the McDonald’s coffee case is that some dumbass accidentally (or otherwise) dumped hot coffee in their lap at a McD’s drive-through and saw an opportunity to make some dough. The truth is that the old woman wasn’t driving the car (she was the passenger in a stationary vehicle). The coffee was between 180–190 degrees (F) which is hot enough to cause third-degree burns in mere seconds. Third-degree burns cause actual skin damage and usually require skin grafts. She received these burns to every part of her body that you might imagine would be touched by an accidental spill in one’s lap.
McDonald’s admitted that their coffee was served too hot to be consumed immediately, and had received over 700 complaints about burns caused by their coffee. They didn’t disclose to their consumers that