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My Ooni is propane and the temperature gets to over 900 degrees. As Hova mentioned you actually have to turn it down immediately before putting the pizza in to avoid charring the crust and toppings.

My wife got me an Ooni for my birthday a couple years ago. The first couple pizzas weren’t great, but I’ve made a couple adjustments and I’ve been very happy with the results since. Here are my tips: 1. Use 00 flour when you make your dough. It’s an Italian flour that can be baked at the very high temperatures these ovens are intended to reach. You can buy it on Amazon if you can’t find it locally. Other flours just don’t work nearly as well in ovens like these. 2. Keep your dough thin if you are baking at full blast. Otherwise you’ll have a burnt crust with an unbaked interior. 3. Get some good tongs that you can use to rotate the pizza quickly. I usually cook my pizzas in about 1 minute, and you need to keep rotating the pizza to avoid burning it. 4. Download the Ooni app. It has a bunch of good advice and recipes. 5. Here’s a link to a very simple and good sauce that I use for most of my pizzas. https://www.christinascucina.com/wp-json/mv-create/v1/creations/454/print

I’m not one too judge, but I’m pretty sure this cameraman has a Coke problem. Luckily the zooms seem to be getting few and farther between lately. Let’s hope he doesn’t do another line next TV timeout.

First time I’ve ever caved and paid for BTN+ and we get this trash camera work. This camera operator has clearly never watched a televised basketball game in his life.

That's a great link, appreciate it... I agree that starting out, TJD would not get millions overseas. Someone with his college pedigree would almost certainly be playing in either the top European leagues or China, so he'd probably start out making 6 figures pretty easily. With good performance that could increase into the millions.

Didn't hear the interview... but if Dakich thinks the program hasn't done anything for him, then that is truly mind blowing. After he graduated high school, he literally spent the next 16 years of his life attending and then working for Indiana University. Dakich's coaching career, his radio show, and his job at ESPN all happened because of those 16 years he spent in Bloomington. If he really doesn't think Indiana did anything for him, then he needs his head examined.

Mother Bear's is the only local pizza place that anyone outside of Monroe County has heard of, so if Portnoy had gone to a place like Swing In or Lennie's the only reaction would be... WHY DIDN'T HE GO TO MOTHER BEAR'S? It also happens to be the best pizza in Bloomington.

I think it's long overdue. UK is our biggest or second biggest rival depending on who you ask. I had hope Archie would work something out with Cal since they were close, but it doesn't seem like he made much of an effort. I think both programs could use a game at this point that would excite the fanbases, regardless of the team's records. Get it done Woody!

There seem to be so many stories about Woody like this one that point to him being both honest and loyal, but most of all just a genuinely good guy that leaves everyone in his wake a better person. Regardless of how many wins or losses he gets as a coach here (and I think we’ll see a lot of wins), I know I’ll have total respect and admiration for the person that is our head coach. That’s extremely rare in college basketball, and I can’t say I’ve ever truly had that feeling about a basketball coach here at Indiana.

I wonder if Roberts was the backup plan if both Fife and Lewis had declined an assistant job. It's certainly possible that Woody wanted one spot on the bench reserved for a former IU player.

Let's hope it's more like 10-15 years down the road...

Larry Brown Resume: Played at UNC under Dean Smith Olympic Gold Medal Champion (player) ABA Champion and 3x All Star (player) 3x ABA Coach of the Year Naismith NCAA Coach of the Year National Runner Up as UCLA coach National Champion as Kansas coach NBA Coach of the Year as Sixers coach NBA Champion as Pistons coach Coached 8 different teams to the NBA playoffs (Nuggets, Nets, Spurs, Clippers, Pacers, Sixers, Pistons, Bobcats) He is the history of basketball personified.

Kenny Payne Michael Lewis Kenya Hunter If we have those three, Woodson has the best staff in the country and we should be a contender quick. Not sure how realistic Payne is now that he's in the NBA, and it sounds like there is a decent chance both Hunter and Roberts have already been retained.

Sounds like Roberts and Hunter are recruiting like there is a good chance they will keep their jobs with the new coach.

Let's take a look at the collective NBA resumes of current college coaches: Leonard Hamilton: 19-63 (.232), 1 season John Calipari: 72-112 (.391), 3 seasons, no playoff appearances Fred Hoiberg: 115-155 (.426), 4 seasons, 1 playoff appearance Erik Musselman 108-138 (.439), 3 seasons, no playoff appearances Rick Pitino: 192-220 (.466), 6 seasons, 2 playoff appearances, 1 playoff series win Mike Woodson 315-365 (.463), 9 seasons, 5 playoff appearances, 3 playoff series wins We've hit the jackpot boys... I can already see the 6th banner!