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Click to Call WORKER'S COMPENSATION: IF I'VE BEEN INJURED UNDER THE PREVIOUS LAWS, CAN I CLAIM? – By Glen Pearce – After a woman injured her arm at work, she made a worker's compensation claim for weekly payments. Her claim was complicated because her injury spanned the period in which the old worker's compensation laws…Read More
Click to Call PERSONAL INJURY CLAIM: IF YOU SUE, WILL YOU GET YOUR MONEY? – By Glen Pearce – After a co-worker assaulted him without warning, a man was seriously injured. His injuries were extensive and ongoing, meaning that he could no longer work. After his workers compensation payments ended, he successfully took legal action…Read More
PERSONAL INJURY: IF I'M ASSAULTED, CAN I SUE FOR DAMAGES? – By Andrew Carpenter – After his friend assaulted him, a man sued for damages, claiming intentional assault and battery. The Court decided that for the man's claim to succeed, it wasn't necessary for him to prove financial loss due to his injuries. The case…Read More
PERSONAL INJURY: $1 MILLION IN DAMAGES FOR ASBESTOS EXPOSURE A man was awarded more than $1 million in damages after being exposed to asbestos 40 years ago. He contracted terminal mesothelioma as a result of the exposure and took legal action against the asbestos manufacturer. This case shows how seriously the legal system treats asbestos…Read More
SLIP AND FALL: DON'T GET TAKEN TO THE CLEANERS – By Glen Pearce – When a woman was injured after a slip and fall accident at a major shopping centre, she missed out on potential damages of more than $300,000. Why? Because even though the Court found that a cleaning company's negligence had caused the…Read More
CAR ACCIDENT: "IT WASN'T MY FAULT, SO WHY AM I LIABLE?" If my car is rear-ended in a chain collision, how can it be my fault? If I hit a car that pulls out in front of me when they were supposed to give way isn't it their fault? The question of who is responsible…Read More
CAN A PERSON MAKE A WILL IF THEY DON'T HAVE CAPACITY? – By Vanessa Ho – So many times, it's not until a loved one is in care that we realise they don't have a will. If that person no longer has legal capacity to make a will, it is a common misconception that there is…Read More
Click to Call Testimonials Find an Expert SLIP AND FALL: WOMAN AWARDED $660,000 COMPENSATION – By Glen Pearce – A woman has been awarded $660,000 in compensation after she slipped and fell on a wet floor in a Sydney fruit shop, sustaining severe injuries. Background The woman, aged 36, had been in the fruit shop…Read More
COMPENSATION DOUBLE DIPPING? PROCEED WITH CAUTION WHEN CLAIMS COLLIDE Making multiple claims for the one injury can come back and bite you, as a decision of the District Court has shown. In law, one matter may fall under more than one area. For example, an injury in the course of employment may be covered by…Read More
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Some of the lamps are made from old books and recently I learned that they are made from old Dutch Bosatlassen (thanks Gerdien). Probably I wasn't paying that much attention to it, stupid me. I love the atmosphere: open all day from breakfast to drinks. Perfect for people who aren't used to the Spanish lunch and dinner times. Compared to Bar Lobo, the hit restaurant in Barcelona from the same company, you don't spot as much tourists in here. Maybe because it's not really located in a touristy area, but in a quiet street in Salamanca, the posh neighbourhood. I've only ordered a Coca-Cola in here, because I was in a hurry to visit Luzi Bombon. Bar Tomate is also a perfect place to be on your own with magazines.
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Last week, Linden Lab mainstreamed a feature that they'd been experimenting with, called Place Pages.
If you own land in Second Life, you can go to a URL for this. Clicking My Places will display all the parcels you own. If you have elected the "Show in Search" feature for a parcel (this costs $L30 per week, per parcel), you can display a "Place Page". On it, you can include a description of the parcel, an ultrawide "Hero Image", and up to three additional images. If you want, you can use a Project Viewer that incorporates the new spherical panoramic photo function to create the Hero Image. If you choose this option, the image can be panned by the visitor to show a complete all-around view.
The Place Page includes a SLURL link so a visitor can teleport directly to your Place.
I have found what appears to be a minor bug in the system. Although my land is Moderate, in the window where I view my Places, the parcels are listed as "Adult: Yes." However, in the actual, viewable Place Page, the Moderate rating of the area is shown correctly.
This is a great way to give a little bit more advertising exposure for your store, club, or scenic spot in Second Life!
See the official blog post about Place Pages here: https://community.secondlife.com/blogs/entry/2138-personalizing-your-place-page-is-now-available-to-all-landowners/
Here is a Knowledge Base article about Place Pages: https://community.secondlife.com/knowledgebase/english/place-pages-r1420/Section_.1.1
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I just did a buried town, fought ghosts of past heroes, fireheads, a mess of stuff... and got some crates/chests. Not a lot, but a few.
EVERY SINGLE ONE I found had a red X, couldn't be looted examined, and therefore was useless.
Now this was my buried town, I knew the layout; these weren't crates that "fell" from a previous level. I was on the "ground" level of my fort, and that was my stockpiles.
I didn't have barrels/chests/etc above ground level when I played that town.
I'm not seeing the risk/reward as being workable here; I get a hole from lvl -1 to lvl -8 with ladders/stairs for monsters; and in return get nothing?


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Updated: August 8, 2019
By: Catherine Cooley, CHWC
One of the many joys of living in Michigan is having the benefit of shopping at numerous local farmers markets. Straight from our local farms, colorful displays of produce make it easy to prepare healthy, flavorful meals using the freshest fruits and vegetables at the peak of their season.
What's in season?
All fruits and vegetables have a peak season where they flourish and taste best. Use this Michigan Availability Guide to determine seasonality and when you can expect your favorite fruits and vegetables to appear at your local market. Not sure where the nearest market is located in your area? Use this Farmers Market Locator to find which Michigan farmers market is closest to you.
One of the benefits of buying local food is it tends to be more flavorful and nutritious than food that has been transported from afar. Picking your own fruits and vegetables is one of the best ways to get the freshest produce available and it can turn into a great, family-friendly day – visit this Michigan U-Pick Guide to help you find a nearby orchard.
Eat Seasonally
Health experts and chefs agree that eating seasonally carries a variety of benefits to your health, taste buds, the planet and to your wallet. You can feel good about supporting local, sustainable farms, save money by cutting out the added cost of distribution and transportation and get a broader variety of healthy foods in your diet.
Here are a few recipe ideas for some of Michigan's most popular fruits and vegetables:
Apples, July-October:
Apples are one of the largest fruit crops in Michigan, with more than 16 different varieties. One medium-sized apple contains about 4 grams of fiber and is loaded with antioxidants. Try these easy-to-make Baked Cinnamon Apple Chips for a healthy spin on a crunchy snack.
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It's flavorful, nutritious and one of Michigan's first signs of spring. In fact, Michigan asparagus is the state's first green vegetable harvested each year. There are so many ways to prepare fresh asparagus. This Asparagus and Arugula Pasta Salad recipe is just one delicious way to enjoy.
Blueberries, July-August
Nothing means it's summer in Michigan more than freshly picked blueberries. Enjoy them fresh, in smoothies or add them to your favorite recipe. I recommend trying these Healthful Blueberry Bran Muffins for a healthy breakfast or snack this summer. The nutritional benefits of blueberries are almost endless, packed with Vitamin C and a leader in antioxidant activity per serving.
Broccoli, June-October
Broccoli is one of the most nutritious of all garden vegetables. Luckily, it is not difficult to grow in Michigan. Because of their extended crop availability, there is likely an abundance of this versatile veggie at your local farmers market. Consider adding this Lemon-Parmesan Broccoli Foil Pack to the menu next time you're grilling out this summer.
Cherries, June-July
Michigan produces 70-75 percent of all tart cherries and 20 percent of sweet cherries grown in the United States. Cherries have recently come into the spotlight as research published in the Journal of International Society of Sports Nutrition revealed that Montmorency tart cherry juice may help ease muscle soreness after exercise. Because of their abundance here in Michigan, it's easy to enjoy cherries in a wide range of dishes such as this classic Michigan Cherry Salad.
Peaches, July-August
Peaches help fortify your health with a good source of potassium and vitamins A & C, which can help keep your skin healthy this summer. Peaches are also aid in weight management because they supply a good source of fiber at about 30-50 calories. Treat yourself with some Fresh Peach Sorbet as a smart and low-calorie way to end a meal.
Spinach, May-October
A well-known superfood, spinach is higher in iron, calcium and vitamins than most other cultivated greens. In addition to its rich nutrient profile, spinach is also incredibly versatile and its mild taste makes it a perfect addition to add to a wide range of dishes. Adding fresh spinach leaves to a smoothie is a simple and popular way of sneaking in more of this delicious, leafy green into your daily diet.
About the Author: Catherine Cooley, CHWC, is a Health Coach in the Wellness Department at Priority Health. She is passionate about supporting Priority Health members on their journey to improving their health through lifestyle change and achieving their personal best. Catherine is a lifestyle coach through the National Kidney Foundation's Diabetes Prevention Program and has a background in weight management and corporate wellness programming.


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Sometimes you have to tune out the news. Not for one day. Sometimes you need a holiday from the soul-crushing pain that begins every news broadcast. Even if the program ends with a segment on the lighter side, it is not enough to mitigate your distress.
You know it is time for this news holiday when certain feelings begin to overtake you. Often it begins as a general anxiety. Perhaps you experience it as missed heartbeats or, more frighteningly, ripples of a not-yet-seen invader curling through you. That sleeplessness accompanies it is a given.
You know it is time to turn off the news when you begin to fear the telephone. When it rings at an unexpected time—the middle of the afternoon as you've settled in with a book, or at dinner, though the likelihood that this is a benign telemarketer and not your child screaming in fear doesn't occur soon enough.
And if the phone should ring late at night, or God forbid, wake you from a sound sleep, you will likely shake for the rest of that useless night and maybe into the next morning. You imagine, just at that moment of the first ring, the sound of your child's voice. You are not imagining it. You are remembering it.
The screeching, nearly unintelligible, voice on a cell phone after she hit the highway guardrail and spun the car full of her college friends around, narrowly missing the oncoming truck. Or the time the younger one woke you, sobbing uncontrollably at nearly dying from carbon monoxide poisoning during a friend's sleepover. Or sometimes, when the news is beyond comprehension — Governments killing their own people. Planes falling from the sky. Young girls stolen from school — you let yourself remember the call from your youngest daughter far away in Africa, phoning from a dingy hotel to tell you she was dangerously dehydrated and what should she do.
This is when you know you can no longer watch the news even though terrible things continue without your oversight. You have no control over the horrors of the world. Nor of your family's safety.
You recognize the urge to hide your children away. To warn them again and again about the dangers out there. But your children are braver than you are; they always have been, and so you swallow your admonitions and neuroses and encourage their adventurous lives. Because you are a parent and fear was delivered alongside your newborn. You will carry it for them.
And it is in those moments when the world is exploding in hate and you feel particularly powerless that you hope, you pray, that you have already suffered enough.


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Stillwater Police are investigating an armed robbery that happened at an ATM at US Bank, 213 E. Chestnut St., in downtown Stillwater just before noon on Sunday.
At about 11:50 a.m., a Stillwater Township woman was robbed at gunpoint in the lobby of US Bank with what appeared to be a semi-automatic hand gun, Stillwater Police Sgt. Jeff Stender said.
The suspect is described as a white man who was about 6 feet tall, with a slender build, wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt, sunglasses and green shorts, possibly with a camouflage print, according to police.
The man was initially seen fleeing the area on foot, before getting into a silver, early-90s model Ford Focus.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Stillwater Police Department at 651-351-4945.


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Dalglish: Don't rush Gerrard back for England
LONDON (Reuters) -- Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish wants his captain Steven Gerrard to be eased back gently into the Liverpool and England teams following his first appearance for six months in their League Cup win at Brighton on Wednesday.
Midfielder Gerrard, 31, had been out of action since March when he needed surgery to fix a groin injury and his return was delayed by complications in the summer.
But Gerrard, who has played 89 times for England, finally made his comeback after 75 minutes of Liverpool's 2-1 win in the third round of the League Cup at Brighton on Wednesday, and Dalglish wants him brought back into the fray gradually.
England's next game is a Euro 2012 qualifier in Montenegro on Oct. 7 but Dalglish sent a message to England manager Fabio Capello when he spoke to the media ahead of Liverpool's Premier League match against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday.
"I don't pick England's team. Whatever they have to do, they have to do," Dalglish said on Thursday when asked if it would be a risk for Capello to name the midfielder in his squad.
"I just hope they are as intelligent as we have been.
"He's done fantastic coming back and it's fantastic for the whole club that he is back but the most important person in all of it is Steven himself.
"He's missed an awful lot of football through injury so he's done brilliantly to get where he is. We will just continue in the intelligent manner that we have done.
"We can look forward to him getting even fitter. There will be no timescale or programme, we'll just take it as it comes.
"He's the captain and the talisman of the football club and he's just played around 20 minutes for us. But he's on his way back and we're absolutely delighted for him."
After making his brief appearance on Wednesday, Gerrard said: "I'd been out a long time and it was fantastic to be out there in that kit again and it was nice to get a win as well.
"It has been a nightmare for me. I'm not the best when I'm out injured and watching games. It has been tough and the last six months have been a roller coaster."
Defender Martin Kelly also returned for Liverpool after missing two matches with a hamstring injury but defender Glen Johnson is still recovering from a similar problem.
Central defender Daniel Agger, who fractured two ribs in Sunday's 4-0 league defeat Tottenham Hotspur, could be out for at least a month, Dalglish said.


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This book provides a reasoned, comprehensive understanding of what religion is as well as a clear and critical assessment of whether, in the light of modern developments in philosophy, contemporary thinking people can responsibly maintain religious belief in God.
The book is divided into three major sections: the first deals with what all religions may be said to have in common; the second discusses theistic religion and the issue of intellectually responsible belief in God; the third examines current developments within a particular theistic religion, Christianity.
Originally published in 1968, the book is basic, both in the nature of the issues it discusses and in the clarity and comprehensiveness of its presentation; it is varied in the arguments and perspectives dealt with; it provides an introduction to philosophical thinking through the problems of philosophy of religion; and it deals seriously with controversial movements in theology.
Prologue Part 1: Meanings and Methods 1. What is Philosophy of Religion? 2. How Shall We Define Religion? 3. What is Religion? 4. How Shall We Examine Religion? Part 2: Modern Philosophy and Belief in God 5. Classical Arguments for God's Existence 6. A Classical Case of Scepticism 7. Kant: The Limits of Theoretical Reason 8. Kant: The Turn Toward Practical Reason 9. The Roots of Existentialism 10. The Roots of Positivism and Pragmatism Part 3: Contemporary Issues of Metareligious Thought 11. The Scientific Stalemate 12. The Linguistic Key 13. The Cognitive Possibilities of Theistic Language 14. The Current Quest for Responsible Christian Theism. Epilogue
Reissuing seminal works originally published between 1901 and 1991, Routledge Library Editions: Philosophy of Religion offers a selection of outstanding scholarship covering many aspects of philosophical enquiry into belief and faith. Topics include the history of atheism, natural religion, Christian ethics and the human soul. Some books look specifically at philosophers such as Hobbes, Plato, Kant, Feuerbach, Kierkegaard and Pascal. From classic works by Edward Westermarck, John Laird and G.D. Hicks to more recent investigations, this set contains important works by the likes of D.Z. Phillips, Frederick Ferré and A.C. Ewing making it an essential collection of these previously out-of-print works in a key subject.


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vBeers – Des Moines, Iowa (Monday, 23 July, 2012)
Well, it has been a while, but here comes another vBeers Des Moines, Iowa!
In keeping with our gastro-experimental tradition, we are going to try a new venue: Americana!
Location: Americana
Address: 1312 Locust Street, Des Moines, IA 50309
Date: 23 July 2012
Time: 17:00 CDT
Please join us for food, beverages, and interesting discussion.


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Entries for the NutraIngredients-Asia awards 2019 are now closed. Check out our 2019 Finalists!
Botanicals and TCM ingredients are seeing a resurgence in interest from the industry and consumers following new science and growing popular interest in 'traditional' and natural health solutions. This award celebrates the best branded or own-label supplements, functional foods and beverages containing botanical and TCM ingredients.
Our judging panel will base their decision on the following criteria:
- Brand recognition and the commercial success of your product, including evidence of strong retail and consumer interest or listings of your product.
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Sarah Goodyear
Sarah Goodyear is a Brooklyn-based contributing writer to CityLab. She's written about cities for a variety of publications, including Grist and Streetsblog.
Apparently, urban explorers – those people who crawl into a city's guts, scale its peaks, and delve into its abandoned infrastructure – are the latest source of concern for counterterrorism experts.
Spencer Ackerman reports on Wired's Danger Room blog that the National Counterterrorism Center put out a one-page advisory (PDF) last November about the potential dangers posed by explorers who "seek illicit access to transportation and industrial facilities in urban areas." (The human figures in the illustrations are strangely reminiscent of those placed on New York rooftops by sculptor Antony Gormley as part of his 2010 project "Event Horizon.") The document was originally posted on the Public Intelligence site, which publishes stuff like this on the principle that "equal access to information is a human right."
Urban explorers, notes the NCTC documents somberly, are gathering data that could be used by terrorists seeking to target urban areas:
[They] frequently post photographs, video footage, and diagrams on line that could be used by terrorists to remotely identify and surveil potential targets. Advanced navigation and mapping technologies, including three dimensional modeling and geo-tagging, could aid terrorists in pinpointing locations in dense urban environments. Any suspicious UE activity should be reported to the nearest State and Major Area Fusion Center and to the local FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force.
Let's put aside for a moment just how creepy "State and Major Area Fusion Center" sounds (do you know where your nearest Fusion Center is so you can make those important reports?). One legitimate question is whether the material available to terrorists on sites mentioned by the NCTC, Place Hacking, Undercity.org, and Silent UK, poses much more of a threat to national security than the tourists taking selfies in front of Grand Central Terminal, or helicopters shooting news footage of traffic jams on the FDR. (Two of those three sites, by the way, are based in the UK.)
In New York, the authorities have tried to limit photography of key infrastructure in the past – most notably in the subway, a ban that has twice been considered and rejected in recent years (although that doesn't stop cops from trying to enforce it). The truth is, photographs of potential terror targets – geotags and all – are so easily available at this point that trying to restrict certain categories of them just seems silly.
It may be counterproductive as well. The urban explorers who hack into their cities could be seen by governments as potential allies in the fight against terrorism, rather than as enemies. Place Hacking's Bradley Garrett, a researcher at the University of Oxford's School of Geography and the Environment, pointed this out in a comment on the Public Intelligence site:
What urban explorers are doing by sneaking into places is expressing deep admiration for their environment and its history. They are participatory citizens who take an active interest in their city and inspire others to playfully and creatively engage with their surroundings. They also have a strong sense of community, the very thing that makes a city safer.
Countless historical precedents show that when and if terrorists strike, they will do so pretty much out in the open, aiming to inflict maximum human casualties – an attack is as much psychological as physical. Let's take a metro tunnel as an example, which you suggest could be targeting for "disruption of service because of access to electrical, ventilation, or signal control rooms." Why would you study urban explorer's photos to find a way to abseil down a ventilation shaft into an abandoned tube station to disrupt a signal? This would be incredibly time-consuming, difficult and not very effective, especially when you can walk into a train with a valid ticket and an organic peroxide–based device in a rucksack. You may remember this happened in here in the UK on the 7th July 2005 that killed 52 people.
You know what your best defence against terrorism is? A bunch of people who love their city, paying attention, with cameras. That's a perfect description of urban explorers.
The title of the NCTC one-pager, "Urban Exploration Offers Insight Into Critical Infrastructure Vulnerabilities," suggests that someone in the agency is aware on some level that there is knowledge to be gained here – not by terrorists, but by the government.
Another commenter on the Public Intelligence site put it this way:
See, these explorers you're afraid of — they're finding old abandoned areas that you and everyone else have forgotten about. They're finding the weak points in buildings and cities. And they're doing it for free, despite the possible danger. Now, you can either shut these people down — OR, you can gather the information they find, and use it to your own advantage against terrorists. I'm sure some of these people would love to be rewarded for their efforts. …
Think about it. You don't want to squander a valuable resource.
The U.S. government hasn't exactly had a great record when it comes to making use of the valuable resources embodied in computer hackers. Maybe it's no surprise that its approach to place hackers is similarly clumsy.
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The Menino Survey of Mayors identifies priorities like infrastructure, traffic safety, and climate change. But many mayors aren't eager to challenge the status quo.
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Public transportation systems in the United States gained passengers over the second and third quarters of 2019. But the boost came from two large cities.


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Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine is scheduled to be in Rhode Island this weekend to raise money.
The Saturday fundraisers at two private homes are happening during Kaine's second trip to Newport in less than a month.
He was attending a fundraiser at the Newport Shipyard on July 22 when he got the call from Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton asking him to be her running mate.
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The Newport Daily News reports the first event is a cocktail reception Saturday afternoon at the home of retired Nortek CEO Richard Bready.
The second event is a formal dinner at the home of former Democratic Providence Mayor Joseph Paolino, who was ambassador to Malta under former President Bill Clinton.
Kaine is a U.S. senator and former governor of Virginia.


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Jake Peavy says Red Sox are frustrated but accountable: 'We take responsibility for not playing our best'
Jake Peavy is frustrated. He is frustrated with his own performance. He is frustrated with the team's performance. Most of all, he is frustrated along with the rest of his teammates that the Red Sox are not winning games. In a series in which the Sox needed to be flawless to earn a win against a surging Tigers team, Peavy and the Red Sox were anything but, getting outscored by a total of 13-3 while getting swept, including a 6-2 loss in Sunday's series finale. Peavy's start against the Tigers, in some ways, concretely defined the recent struggles of the Red Sox: a performance displaying signs of life but ultimately marred by an overwhelming amount of inconsistency and far too many mistakes. Any mistake Boston made on Sunday, Detroit took full advantage. "We paid for [our mistakes], and the 1-2 changeup to Victor [Martinez] stays up in the zone for the two-run homer and an 0-2 fastball to Avila for another run in that sixth inning," said Red Sox manager John Farrell. "They came in swinging the bat well, and when Jake missed his location, that lineup made us pay for it." The three-run home run, deposited by Martinez into the Red Sox bullpen, marked the start of the Tigers' offensive output on Sunday and ultimately was too large a deficit for Boston to overcome. For Peavy, the home run highlighted the righty's struggle with keeping the ball inside the fences. In all nine of his starts this season, Peavy has allowed a home run. While Peavy has historically generated more fly balls than ground balls, the 32-year-old knows that he needs to work on locating better in order to keep the long balls to a minimum. "I've got to do a better job of keeping the ball in the ballpark, but like I said, for the most part those home runs have been solo shots and haven't kept me from having quality starts," Peavy said. "You've got to do a better job of keeping the ball in the ballpark, and I expect to do that." Farrell believes that Peavy's competitive nature has allowed him to keep the Red Sox within striking distance during games, despite the rising numbers of homers. "The one thing that Jake doesn't do is back away from whoever is in the box at a given moment," Farrell said after the game. "You can probably point to some mislocated pitches as being one thing. That's when balls go out of the ballpark. They haven't gotten to the intended area. Still, setting aside tonight and the five runs allowed, regardless of the home runs allowed, he's pitched well for us to put us in position to keep the game under control, and again, against quality major league hitters, when you don't locate, that's what can happen." Throughout the outing, Peavy felt better as he pitched more. While Peavy certainly was not pleased with his performance, the righty said luck played a role in the Tigers' offensive output. "I felt, location-wise, they took advantage of a lot of the same things that happened [Saturday]," Peavy said. "Balls that were in the middle of the plate that they weren't making outs on. If we catch a break and get [Miguel] Cabrera out, we save three runs in that inning, completely different ball game. If that's the case, it's a game of inches, and the balls certainly didn't bounce our way. We could have done things on all ends of the ball to make things better. Like I said, we caught a team hot and didn't catch any breaks on any side of the ball." Peavy indicated there is still room for improvement with everyone, and nobody in the locker room is pointing fingers at anyone else for the team's recent overall struggles. "Everybody in this room and our staff will tell you that we've got to get better on all sides of the ball, pitching, playing better defense and obviously swinging the bats a little bit better," Peavy said. "We think, as a whole, we take responsibility for not playing our best, man for man, obviously it showed." The overarching feeling of frustration among players at the moment is clear. Peavy said the team can use that emotion to fuel its performance positively. "Everybody in here is frustrated," Peavy said. "It gets frustrating when you lose. Detroit is as good a team in baseball, you have to play flawless baseball to beat them and obviously we didn't do that. We believe that we have the talent, and [Monday] is a day off and we can get a deep breath back and keep going against Toronto. There is still a lot of ball left to be played, and the biggest thing we've got to do is channel that frustration in the right way and work hard to come out of it."


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In A Chef's Life, go inside the life of chef Vivian Howard, who, with her husband Ben Knight, left the big city to open a fine dining restaurant in small-town eastern North Carolina. Each episode follows Howard out of the kitchen and into cornfields, strawberry patches and hog farms as she hunts down the ingredients that inspire her seasonal menus. Using a chef's modern sensibilities, she explores Southern cuisine, past and present — one ingredient at a time. A celebration of true farm to table food, the series combines the action and drama of a high-pressure business with the joys and stresses of family life.
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The restaurant gears up for a practice service where the new equipment and new menu will be tested in real time but nothing is going as planned. One of the big changes to the restaurants menus is the addition of a section called Pimp My Grits, where Vivian exalts the lowly, quintessentially Southern ingredient in four distinct ways.
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Vivian's Featured Recipe
Grits with Mushroom, Sausage and Pepper Ragout
"At the restaurant, we categorize the Pimp My Grits section of the menu as something to share and possibly dip into. We build each Pimped Grit in a 6 inch cast iron skillet, and that skillet is finished in a very hot oven. Each composition treats the grits as a blank canvas and strives to be balanced and unique. This is a customer favorite." -- Vivian Howard
- 2 tbsp. vegetable oil
- 2 lb country style sausage
- 1 cup mixed color bell peppers (small diced)
- 1 jalapeno minced
- 1/2 cup green onion (sliced)
- 3 cups button mushrooms (quartered)
- 5 garlic cloves (sliced)
- 2 cups tomatoes (diced)
- 2 cups water
- Basic grits
- In the largest saute pan you have, start by browning your sausage in vegetable oil over pretty high heat. Once it is nicely browned, remove it from the pan and reserve.
- Leave the tasty fat in the saute pan and with the heat around medium high, add the mushrooms in a single layer. Let them sit there. Do not stir them around. Do not shake the pan like you are dying to do. Let them sit for about 2 minutes.
- Shake the pan and see the nice caramelization you have accomplished. Do this again with the newly exposed side.
- Once you have achieved nice caramelization, season the mushrooms with salt, shaking the pan once more. Remove the mushrooms and reserve.
- Add the bell peppers, jalapeno, green onion and garlic cloves. Hit them with a little salt and allow them to sweat for about 5 minutes.
- Add the tomatoes, sausage, mushrooms and water to the pan and bring up to a simmer. Let this go for about thirty minutes. It should all cook down to a nice comforting looking ragout.
- Taste and season with salt and black pepper.
- To serve with the grits: Spoon a generous helping of the ragout on top of warm, seasoned grits. Top the whole thing with grated parmesan cheese and pop in the oven for about 4-5 minutes or until the top is slightly browned and the whole thing is bubbling.


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