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Place ribs (meat side up) in ceramic or glass baking pan.

Pour Samuel Adam's Cream Stout (or, if you prefer, Guinness Stout) into pan, at least an inch deep.

Cover with aluminum foil. Let sit for a couple hours.

Preheat oven to 320.  Bake ribs (in the pan, covered with the foil) for two and a half hours. Turn off heat. Let ribs remain in closed oven for another hour.

Braise ribs over hot BBQ grill. This is "show time;" all we're doing here is putting some grill marks on the meat. I usually start with about three minutes on the bone side, and then three on the meat side. While the bone side is up, I slather on my favorite BBQ sauce (Sweet Baby Rays). After braising the meat side I turn the ribs over and quickly slather the sauce atop the ribs, and then pull them off the grill and onto a serving plate.

Observing the ribs one last time, make sure there is ample sauce covering the meat. 

One final note: place a roll of paper towels on the dinner table--you'll need 'em.

 

 

6 A.M.:  Humberto Fontova, columnist, Cuban native and best-selling author of several books including "Exposing the Real Che Guevara" and "Fidel: Hollywood's Favorite Tyrant", describes Fidel's anti-Zionist views and gives us a report from the Gulf.

 

7 A.M.:  Steve Frank, proprietor of CAPoliticalNews.com, brings us the latest state political news.

 

 

 

 

6 A.M.:  Ayaan Hirsi Ali, native of Somalia and resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, outlines the real threat from Islam in her new book, "Nomad".

 

8 A.M.:  Janine Turner, actress and founder/co-chair of ConstitutingAmerica.org, reinforces the importance of the rule of law.

 

 

 

7 A.M.:  Ben Shapiro, columnist, attorney and author of several best-selling books including "Project President", wonders if Barack Obama is the worst American president in history.

 

8 A.M.:  Congressman Tom McClintock, R-CA 4th District, says California needs some tough love.

 

 

 

6 A.M.:  Rick Moran, blog editor for AmericanThinker.com, Chicago editor for PajamasMedia.com, and proprietor of RightWingNuthouse.com, offers his two cents on crazy politics around the world.

 

6:35 A.M.:  Pete Hegseth, Chairman of Vets for Freedom, comments on General Stanley McChrystal's "resignation".

 

7 A.M.:  Mark Krikorian, executive director of Center for Immigration Studies, shares his thoughts on the latest attacks on Arizona's new immigration law.

 

7:35A.M.:  Charlie Self, KSFO's "Dr. History", provides some historical context to General McChrystal being removed from duty in Afghanistan.

 

 

 

6 A.M.:  S.E. Cupp, columnist and author of "Losing Our Religion: The Liberal Media's Attack on Christianity", analyzes the world of politics.

 

8 A.M.:  Richard Lederer, linguist extraordinaire and author of "A Treasury for Dog Lovers" and "A Treasury for Cat Lovers", provides us with another language lesson.  You can email your questions to Richard at richard.lederer@pobox.com.

 

 

8 A.M.:  Jeff Bliss, proprietor of The Bliss Index, provides his common sense views on politics and culture.