A shortcut to making caramelized onions is to cook on med-high until the onions start to brown.  Uncover and cook on medium.  Once they begin to caramelize add sugar and balsamic vinegar.  Cook and add sugar/vinegar until the onions taste caramelized.

1. Pasta - I am making this dish now.  Prepare some fettuccine, then add olive oil and caramelized onions with some parmesan

2. Pizza - I make this one every two weeks.  I usually make a BBQ pizza and use caramelized onions as part of the base

3. Philo - Put caramelized onions in Philo cups, simple as that

4. Eggs - Fry up some eggs and top with caramelized onions

5. Salmon - I think this speaks for itself

Another tip is to always have 8 onions on hand.  Because my wife and I are cooking vegetarian meals we go through onions rather quickly, especially if we are going to caramelize any.  Every house should have an ample supply of onions and garlic in my opinion.  I also vote for peppers if you can manage it.  These are all things you should use as bases in just about every meal.  Another item I keep on hand are good rolled oats and rice.  I should probably make a post on things to keep in the kitchen. look for that tomorrow.

The answer is no, but both women do share enough similarities that when I hear one's name I automatically think of the other.  Of course, this is to be expected when their names are so similar.  And in case you don't know who I am talking about, one was the lead singer of Concrete Blonde (I really do like them) and the other is the governor of Arizona.

Here is a breakdown of the similarities:

1. Both women were born in 1957, a little over a month apart. 

2. Both currently reside in the southwest. 

3. In 1991, a year between Concrete Blonde albums, Janet worked as an attorney for Anita Hill.

4. Both names look very similar, although the pronunciations differ.

5. A google search for their last name ends up with both women in the top results (http://www.google.com/search?q=Napolitano)

of course, they do not look anything alike.

On this site I have the first sentence of each post set apart and styled with brown text.  This is to help catch the readers attention and guide them into the rest of the post body.  This is simple enough to do in Graffiti by using the following code:

First I am setting the variable $postIndex with the location of the first period in my post.  All my posts have a period, so I am safe with this code.  Next I simply do a substring of the body up till the point of the first period and style it in a div with class "intro."  For the remainder of the body to display you substring the body again starting at the period.