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For eight years I dedicated my time to the same soccer club and those eight years are some of the most memorable years of my life. I made incredible friends that I am still friends with and always will be and had amazing coaches. I had a lot of traveling experiences that most kids never get, experiences that were unlike any other. I also made friends through networking opportunities that I got from playing club soccer. The best thing I ever did was get involved with Idaho Rush.
Making life-long friends that aren't a part of their everyday lives is a very rare thing for young kids, most kids find their best friends at school where they are with them all the time. By playing club soccer I was able to make friends that didn't go to my school and those girls are the best friends I ever made. I looked forward to the days we had practice because not only was I excited to play, but it also meant that we all got to see each other. All of us have graduated and gone off to college now, but we still keep in contact and I still consider them a very important part of my life. The other great thing about Idaho Rush was the coaching staff. All of them were great coaches and more importantly great mentors, I was always able to look up to all the men that coached me and they all taught me valuable lessons that had to do with more than just soccer.
Although practices and games here at home were enough to create a strong bond between my team, nothing made us grow closer that traveling. Club soccer provided so many opportunities to travel around and showcase our talents and knowing that we were in another state representing not only Rush but our home state of Idaho gave us a whole new level of pride. Sometimes it was easy to blame each other for losses but it seemed like when we were away from home, we lost as a team because being somewhere else and wearing a Rush jersey we knew it was something bigger than ourselves. At home, everyone knows the players on the opposing team or at least has an idea of who they are, but when we went away no one knew who we were as individuals they only knew us as Idaho Rush. Traveling made me open my eyes and realize that when I stepped on the field it was no longer about me; I was part of something larger than myself.
Since I played club soccer, I was also able to meet people from other places and was given opportunities to guest play with out-of-state teams. I played in a local tournament with a team from Hawaii on summer and became very close with the girls as well as the coach. The next two summers the coach called me and asked me to play with them in a tournament in Seattle. Guest playing was a great opportunity and it really expanded my network.
I loved all of my time playing for Idaho Rush and I wouldn't have changed any of it. It developed me as a player and also a person and gave me so many cool opportunities. I created friendships that will last a lifetime, learned lessons from coaches that will stay with me forever, had chances to travel and see the bigger picture, and got to meet and play with people from other states. Club soccer was the most important and beneficial part of my childhood.

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Hunt 1221: CWMU Buck deer
Coldwater Ranch
Season dates
9-1-2014 to 10-31-2014
- Nonresident permits: No
- Resident permits: 1
- Total permits: 1
The Wildlife Board establishes timeframes for hunting on CWMUs. Hunters should expect to hunt at least five days within these timeframes
Type: CWMU
Species: Buck deer
Weapon: Any legal weapon
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DescriptionThe Coldwater Ranch Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU) is part of the Bear River Range south of Blacksmith Fork. The South Cottonwood Canyon divides the Unit almost into a west and east half. This canyon ranges from about 6400 feet to 7200 feet in elevation. To the east the elevation doesn't rise much and the area flattens out before dropping down to 5600 feet on the northeast boundary. On the west half the elevation rises rapidly to around 8000 feet, then drops quickly to 6400 feet in the north and 7400 feet in the south. The most common elevation is 7100 feet but ranges from 5100 feet to 8200 feet with an elevation difference of 3100 feet. Fifty-six percent (56%) of the CWMU elevation ranges between 6300 feet and 7200 feet an elevation difference of 900 feet.
The eastern two-thirds of the Coldwater Ranch Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU)is composed of Inter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe (62). In conjunction with this Sagebrush Steppe are large patches of Rocky Mountain Aspen Forest and Woodland (22). Towards the middle of the unit these large patches of Aspen Forest and Woodland coalesce into a sizable stand of Aspen Forest and Woodland. Much of the rest of the unit is composed of patches of Rocky Mountain Montane Mesic Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland (32), Rocky Mountain Bigtooth Maple Ravine Woodland (23), Rocky Mountain Montane Dry-Mesic Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland (30), Inter-Mountain Basins Mountain Mahogany Woodland and Shrubland (44), Rocky Mountain Subalpine Mesic Meadow (70), Inter-Mountain West Aspen-Mixed Conifer Forest and Woodland Complex (38), and Rocky Mountain Subalpine-Montane Riparian Shrubland (77).
One of the Clearwater Ranch Cooperative Wildlife Mangement Unit (CWMU) nearest weather stations, HARDWARE RANCH(423671), is about 0.5 km north from the north edge of the CWMU. HARDWARE RANCH has thirty-five (35) years of records, 1956 - 1991. During the FALL (September, October and November) the average precipitation is 3.47 inches, but it can be as high as (not available) inches or as low as (not available) inches. During the 91-day FALL period, 12 days will experience greater than or equal to 0.01 inch of precipitation, 7 days of greater than or equal to 0.10 inch, or 2 days of the greater than or equal to 0.50 inch of precipitation. Snowfall during the FALL averages (not available) inches but can be as high as (not available) inches. FALL temperature at HARDWARE RANCH averages (not available) degrees F. but can be as high as 94.0 degrees F. or as low as -5.0 degrees F. During the FALL, 36 days will be below freezing (32 degrees F.) and no days above 90 degrees F. This map is provided for general reference only and does not constitute a legal hunt boundary. The Division does not guarantee access to any private or public land. Hunt unit boundaries may include private property or other excluded areas.
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Stocks Swell on Deal to Avert 'Fiscal Cliff'; Dow Surges 308 Points
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Major U.S. stock averages roared Wednesday as global risk appetite surged on the first trading day of the year after the House managed to pass the Senate's 11th-hour agreement on averting the "fiscal cliff."
The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged 308 points, or 2.4%, to 13,413. The blue-chip index had its biggest single-day gain since Nov. 19.
All 30 components in the Dow traded higher. The top percentage blue-chip gainers were Hewlett-Packard(HPQ) , Caterpillar(CAT) , AT&T(T) , Coca-Cola(KO) and Intel(INTC) .
Hewlett-Packard is evaluating the sale of businesses that don't meet goals more than a year after CEO Meg Whitman said she didn't plan to spin off the PC division, according to a Bloomberg report. Shares advanced 5.1% on Wednesday.
Intel's effort to develop an Internet-based TV service and associated hardware is taking longer than expected, people familiar with the company's plans told The Wall Street Journal , in part due to delays in reaching content agreements with media companies. Shares closed up 3.7%.
The S&P 500 gained 36 points, or 2.5%, to 1,462. The tech-heavy Nasdaq jumped 93 points, or 3.1%, to 3112.
Apple(AAPL) shares popped 3.2% as investors anticipate a big rally this year for the tech giant .
Facebook(FB) shares jumped 5.2%, lifted by positive analyst sentiment .
The vast majority of sectors in the broad market advanced, spearheaded by gains in basic materials, capital goods, technology and financials. Only the health care-sector declined.
Volumes were heavy in the session with 4.16 billion shares swapping on the New York Stock Exchange and 2.1 billion shares on the Nasdaq. Advancers were far outpacing decliners by a ratio of 9.7-to-1 on the Big Board and 6.6-to-1 on the Nasdaq.
David Bianco and Priya Hariani, market strategists at Deutsche Bank, said that although the "fiscal cliff" deal only covers taxes and pushes the spending issues off for a couple of months, they're "pleased" that it keeps the top dividend and capital-gains tax rates low and equal at 23.8%, and are raising their 12-month S&P 500 target to 1,575 from 1,500.
Tax hikes are still set to take place but to a more diluted degree and unemployment benefits will be extended until the end of the year. Planned spending cuts scheduled to kick in this month are to be postponed for two months.
"It sets up another showdown within weeks, which has the potential to be even more disruptive given the U.S. debt ceiling must be raised at the same time if technical default is to be avoided," said Gareth Berry, a currency strategist at UBS. "But, for now, the conditions seem right for a moderate celebratory rally in risk assets, however brief, and we would be reluctant to fight this just yet."


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So I'm assuming everyone does use a layer of Parm on top as the last layer before cooking. Oh and a prayer also.
Sure, I think most people do...it adds a nice touch. That is, when I remember to put it on...
my last topping of late has been a shake of dried oregano. I dont think it does much to the taste but I love the aroma it provides when you pull it out of the oven! also I think they do that in that aurelios video where they make one on a morning tv show....is it vegas? ill check the aurelios thread again!
Good call Mr. Mo...been doing that since my first 'burb pizza job in 1971.
Vito and Nicks that does that (DDD video), although Aurelio's may do it too.


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Crispy Seitan Stir-Fry for TwoA flavorful sauce and lots of crunchy vegetables make this seitan stir-fry a quick and healthy choice for dinner tonight! Serves: 2Preparation time: 30 minutesIngredients1/4 cup sherry 1/4 cup water 1 tablespoon hoisin sauce 1 teaspoon cornstarch 1 tablespoon brown sugar 1 tablespoon lime juice 1/8 teaspoon salt 4 teaspoons canola oil, divided 8 ounces water-packed seitan, preferably chicken-style, drained and patted dry 2 tablespoons chopped peanuts 1 teaspoon chopped fresh ginger 2 carrots, peeled and thinly sliced 1 bell pepper, thinly sliced 2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro (optional) Preparation1. Whisk sherry, water, hoisin, cornstarch, brown sugar, lime and salt in a small bowl. 2. Heat 3 teaspoons oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add seitan and cook, stirring occasionally, until crispy, 4-7 minutes. Add the remaining 1 teaspoon oil, peanuts and ginger and cook, stirring often, until fragrant, about 1 minute. Add carrots and red pepper; cook, stirring, about 1 minute.3. Whisk the sauce again; add it to the pan and stir to coat. Reduce heat to medium, cover and cook until the vegetables are tender-crisp and the sauce is thickened, about 3 minutes. Stir in cilantro, if using. Enjoy!Nutrition FactsPer serving:350 calories14 g fat (1 g sat, 0 g mono)0 mg cholesterol33 g carbohydrate20 g protein12 g fiber702 mg sodium430 mg potassiumNutrition Bonus: vitamin A (240% Daily Value), vitamin C (200% DV), vitamin E (17% DV)
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Michigan athletes thrill at Winter Games
WASHINGTON – Every four years, elite athletes from across the globe gather together to share their prodigious talent and skill with a world audience through friendly competition. We enjoy the intense competition that is the hallmark of the Olympic Games. We enjoy the gravity-defying athletes who only seem to get more daring with each passing year. We enjoy the personal and heartwarming stories of triumph and perseverance that are highlighted at the Games. They remind us of what is possible.
And we cheer for the Stars and Stripes. We are proud Americans who cheer our athletes to victory – and for those of us from Michigan, there is the additional reward of cheering for athletes with ties to our state.
Michigan was well-represented at the 2014 Winter Olympic Games.
One area where Michigan shined was in ice dancing. Impressively, 15 of the 24 teams participating in ice dancing trained in metro Detroit at one of three rinks: the Detroit Skating Club, Novi Ice Arena, and Arctic Edge in Canton, which is where the gold and silver medal teams trained. This reflects the level of coaching and talent that resides in Michigan.
The couple that captured our imagination for the second straight Olympics Games, Meryl Davis and Charlie White, capped their Olympic career with a captivating gold medal performance in ice dancing, adding to their silver medal performance in 2010 and their team bronze in Sochi.
The list of ice dancers with strong ties to Michigan also includes Maia Shibutani, Alex Shibutani, Evan Bates, Madison Chock, Tessa Virtue, Scott Moir, Kaitlyn Weaver, Andrew Poje, Alexandra Paul, Mitch Islam, Anna Cappellini, Luca Lanotte, Charlene Guignard, Marco Fabbri, Nathalie Pechalat, Fabian Bourzat, Pernelle Carron, Lloyd Jones, Nelli Zhiganshina, Alexander Gazsi, Julia Zlobina, Alexei Sitnikov, Isabella Tobias, Deividas Stagniunas, Danielle O'Brien, Greg Merrian, Cathy Reed and Chris Reed.
Olympic hockey also showcased the talent Michigan has to offer. Players with ties to Michigan represented a number of different countries. They included Americans Ryan Miller, Ryan Kessler, Cam Fowler, Jimmy Howard, Patrick Kane, Phil Kessel, Justin Faulk, Kevin Shattenkirk, Ryan Suter, James van Riemsdyk, Max Pacioretty and Dan Bylsma. Those who skated for other countries included Henrik Zetterberg, Daniel Alfredsson, Niklas Kronwall, Jonathon Ericsson, Johan Franzen, Jonas Gustavsson, Pavel Datsyuk, Tomas Tatar, Tomas Jurco, Duncan Keith, Chris Kunitz, Mike Babcock and Brian Lebler. Each made a significant contribution and provided us ample reason to be proud.
In addition to these incredible athletes are Narumi Takahashi, Ryuichi Kihara, Jeremy Abbott, Valentina Marchei and Patrick Chan who competed admirably in figure skating. Jessica Smith, Jilleanne Rookard, Shani Davis, Jordan Malone, Kyle Carr, Chris Creveling and Anthony Lobello graced the speed skating track. And there were snowboarders Karly Shorr, Danny Davis and Nick Bumgartner, whose style and flare were unmistakable.
Rounding out Michigan's contribution in Sochi was Lauryn Williams, a Summer Olympic star who became the first woman and fifth person overall to medal in both the Summer and Winter Olympics. Her silver as part of a two-person bobsled team was one of the most memorable moments of the Games.
To become an Olympian is no easy task. Each athlete has sacrificed much to earn a spot at the Olympics. These Games and the performances we bear witness to are often the capstone of careers that have spanned many years and are the product of an enormous amount of training, dedication and focus.
I join many across Michigan in congratulating each of these athletes. It was gratifying to watch and reminds us all, especially young people across Michigan, that reaching for the stars, or in this case the Olympics, is firmly within their grasp. As one Olympic figure skater so aptly put it, "To be able to come up here and feel stiff and white as a ghost but stare fear in the face is what I'm all about." That's the true Olympic spirit we tune in to watch, and that is a fitting way to describe the grit, grace and athletic prowess we witnessed day after day in Sochi.
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St. Armand approves AMA annexation
BLOOMINGDALE – The St. Armand town board voted Tuesday night to approve the annexation of the American Management Association property into the village of Saranac Lake.
The village Board of Trustees is expected to do the same at its meeting tonight, which would give final approval to a process that's been lengthy and complicated but has so far generated little controversy.
AMA delivered a formal petition to annex its 63-acre campus off of Trudeau Road to the town and village boards in December of last year, setting in motion a formal series of public notices, hearings and deadlines.
During a public hearing in January, AMA employees and representatives testified that annexation would help stabilize the nonprofit management education company and its 150 local employees. They said being in the village, and being able to use its planning and economic development services, will boost the prospects of developing unused buildings and vacant land on their property, which could provide new tax revenue for the village, the town of St. Armand, the Saranac Lake Central School District and Essex County.
How much tax revenue? AMA representatives have said as many as 29 lots for single-family homes could be created on portions of the AMA property, which could generate an estimated $35,000 in annual tax revenue for all the municipalities. If homes were built on each lot, it could generate $6 million in assessed value, creating $171,000 in tax revenue for the municipalities, AMA representatives testified in January.
At Tuesday night's meeting in Bloomingdale, town attorney Matthew Norfolk walked the board through the legal process of making a determination on annexation. He said the board's resolution has to include findings as to whether AMA's petition is in compliance with municipal annexation law and whether it's in the overall public interest.
Norfolk said his opinion was that the petition was in compliance, and he noted that no objections to it have been raised. He said any concerns the town had about annexation had been discussed at the January hearing, in particular questions about an existing payment-in-lieu-of-taxes agreement the company has with the town, county and school district. AMA officials have said annexation would not affect the PILOT.
St. Armand held its own public hearing on annexation last month. Three people spoke, none of whom voiced any opposition, although St. Armand developer and real estate agent Sandy Hayes questioned whether the company's plan to develop its property is realistic.
"I haven't had any negative conversations with anybody pertaining to this annexation," town Supervisor Charles Whitson Jr. said.
Apart from a few procedural questions, there was no additional discussion by the board Tuesday night, and the vote to approve annexation was unanimous.
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There could be some last-minute controversy at tonight's village board meeting. Park Avenue resident Betsy Minehan distributed a letter to her neighbors Tuesday, encouraging them to attend the meeting. She raises concerns about the increased traffic that's expected on Park Avenue once the gate to the AMA campus is opened up. The gate has been closed for roughly six years, but the village board agreed in 2011 to take over AMA Way, make it a public road and reopen the gate as part of an agreement with the company to annex its property into the village.
"While I am not opposed to thoughtful development of the AMA property," Minehan wrote, "I am concerned about the effect of potential truck traffic and fast auto traffic on our residential street and want to make sure that village officials are aware that this is an important issue for preserving the character of the street and for the safety of those of us who live here."
Minehan also said she was concerned that the village plans to remove the stone pillars and gates, which she said help control the speed of traffic. She said the pillars and gates are on the National Register of Historic Places and should be preserved and maintained.
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Many lessons learned in 45 years
Turning 40 was no big deal. My 42nd birthday, however, was more difficult. That's how old my father was when he had to retire because of Parkinson's Disease. I realized how young Dad was at the time.
This month my birthday odometer flips to 65. That's how old my father was when he died. I now realize just how young Dad was at the time.
Thinking on these things recently I pondered all that I have learned over the years. When I turned 20 I thought I knew a lot. I had an opinion on darn near everything and was rather smug in my understanding of the world around me.
Forty-five years later I realize how little I knew then and how little I know today. German satirist Georg C. Lichtenberg wrote, "We accumulate our opinions at an age when our understanding is at its weakest."
Over the past 45 years I have learned that God is much bigger than I ever imagined. We finite humans tend to stuff God into a box so we can understand Him better. The problem is that God cannot be confined to the human imagination and we shortchange ourselves by limiting our understanding of Him.
The Creator God I have come to know and love over the past 45 years is mighty beyond my imagination and yet yearns for a personal relationship with each of us. Go figure!
At age 20 I did not yet fully comprehend the depth of my parents' love and sacrifice for my siblings and me. Only when my wife and I had children of our own did I begin to understand that Dad and Mom gave up so much to feed, clothe and care for us. I also understand now that parents don't see that as sacrifice but simply as love.
I appreciated my parents back then, of course, but as I've grown older I have come to much more deeply appreciate the home life my parents gave their brood of six. We didn't have much in the way of the world's treasures but our parents gave us love, discipline and common sense nurturing. What an inheritance!
Back then I saw the world primarily in black and white. The past 45 years have taught me that the world and the people that inhabit it cannot be viewed in black and white. The Creation is of infinite hues. While there are moral absolutes the Ten Commandments, for example there are many questions for which there are no simple answers.
I have learned to fear less. There are many things to be afraid of today but I refuse to live in fear. The understanding that God is always in control in spite of what the news headlines may lead you to believe gives me confidence to look forward to each tomorrow.
Over the years I have learned to appreciate people who are different than I am. I have friends of multiple races and ethnicities, friends who are rich, friends who have very little, friends who are straight and friends who are gay, friends whose faith is quite different from mine and friends who don't believe in God at all. And I'm grateful for each of them.
Would I like all of my friends to see and believe the way I do? In many ways, of course. But that's not a prerequisite for my friendship.
Older friends tease that I'm still "just a kid." Younger friends kid me about becoming a geezer. The past 45 years have taught me to not complain about growing older. Too many friends and acquaintances have not had that privilege.
At 20 I thought real men didn't cry. I've learned the hard way that a real man can become ill if he doesn't.
I have been married for more than 43 of the past 45 years and I've learned a great deal from that experience. (Oh, have I learned!) In particular I have learned that marrying the right person is essential for a happy life. And I did!
I learned that being a parent can be difficult and expensive, but it's worth every minute of work, every ounce of frustration and every dollar of expense. My wife and our two adult children are the joys of my life.
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Choosing the Compound Bow for Beginners
Choosing the best Compound Bow for Beginners
A Compound Bow is the modern version of a bow which uses strong elastic materials like cables to roll over the cams or wheels attached to the end of the limbs of the bow. The limbs, stabilizers, sights and quivers of a compound bow are called the riser of a bow. Aluminium and fiberglass are the most common materials used to make the central riser of a compound bow.
There are a few important things to be kept in mind while choosing a best compound bow. If you're a beginner, you are not trained properly to handle all bows and the tension decreases as you get experienced.
- The axle to axle length should be adjustable so as to fit your body. But you must remember that the longer you can pull back the strings of a bow, the faster will be the speed of the arrow after release. Therefore the draw length should be average for beginners, keeping in mind their height and the speed of the bow.
- A compound bow with a draw weight within 30-40 lbs. is perfect for a beginner, as it is comparatively light. Therefore the beginner gets used to the weight before moving on to a compound bow with a heavier draw weight.
- It should have an average speed because a beginner will find it difficult to handle a compound bow with slow speed and compound bows that are really fast are difficult to use even by experienced archers or hunters. Speed flattens trajectory and therefore slow speed compound bows should not be used.
- The compound bows should be made of light weight material like fiberglass as it gives you great flexibility keeping the weight low.
- The stability of the bow increases with increase in the length of the bow therefore a beginner should start with bigger bows.
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Archery is really an interesting sport that is not only fun, but it also improves concentration power. It is indeed one of the most productive arts to engage your grown up child into. It proves to be a great substitute for unproductive means of entertainment including video games, TV and gaming consoles. Nevertheless, whether you want a compound bow for engaging your child or you want to experience this great ancient art by yourself, there are numerous models of compound bows available that are manufactured by different makers. You can get hold of a superior and cost-effective compound bow by gaining some idea about the online customer reviews and by visiting good game equipment retail stores. (more…)


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After reading one excruciatingly overwritten review too many in the New York Times, I couldn't resist a takedown. I offer my stab below as a counterpoint to the strained, cutesy-pootsy, try-too-hard-y style of restaurant criticism ("a flummoxed swain whispers," fer chrissakes) that has infested food writing like a toxic foam.
Islands in the Extreme
Wards Island is the new frontier for empirical cuisine along the husky Harlem River corridor, and the city's most evasive diners have flocked in dribbles to this tabernacle of taste-itude in the under-shadow of the Manhattan Psychiatric Center. Chef de cuisine Fennimore Schlachthaus, who was recently deputy hijiki gleaner at Ø, the acclaimed sea-fowl rôtisserie in Nordkjosbotn, brings a swarthy fancy to his long-threatened stateside plunge. Hie thee to O tempura! O morels!
Upon entering, a whimsically grimy door-herald will shout-inquire why you have come, and how you have found OTOM. Upon my first visit, I found this quaintly astringent greeting to be perhaps a selection from the ever-shuffling playlist of The New Eating but after a few subsequent visits, I realized this charming Charon was merely a playfully murderous gate-keeper to the vagabondage you are about to persevere. Faintly responsive greet-wenches shuffle you into a faithful reproduction of the Khartoum Paddleball Club members' lounge. Wistful odors of fescue hay tantalizingly bruise your nostrils as you viciously palpate the hastily offered worry pebbles while your feed-slab is negotiated. Your eyes will slowly adjust to the hazy mists of the moist concrete samba and the coughing will stop, eventually.
The high-meat pupu platter ($23.91), an astral array of gently demoralized carrion, is inflicted upon the table with vials of artisanal ammonia bitters. Will New Yorkers' yen for operose charcuterie ever dessicate like a raisin in the sun? The meat was unforgettable.
Brunost-harassed kohlrabi hash ($24.07), as our serveperson described in a lilting pastourelle, is inspired by a Novokuznetsk cabbagewife collective's canning diktat from the Potash Years. This flustered whinny of a zakuska elicited a curious hex. Reader, I ate it.
Elk takoyaki snuggle up belligerently with Fabuloso-braised cardoons in bird sauce ($78 per carton), and carbonized farm fritters ($0.73), bottomed with pulchritudinous parsley pollen, prime the papillae for a Seussian romp through prairies of memory-flecked whoompitude. Traditional Lahori pancetta scrapple ($13), dunked in Zamzam acqua and winnowed tableside, provides a toothsome buccal squirt. You'll be gasping for praise!
I would fain reorder the Ulmensterben diptych (market price), a threatening belch of woodsy doom, but various international health and human-trafficking statues dictate availability.
Dare the gustatory pilgrim shun the ambrosial call of ovine bliss and forgo the prickly tang of ricotta sotto mattone ($18.77)? Nay, heed the hornpipe and let the lush layers of silky struggle envelop your tongue with lapping waves of felicity and oneiric piri-piri uppercuts.
Served on turd-gravel, huitlacoche's brawny boo-yah smears daintily through thickets of hog maw for a zingy zoot suit of swiny swagger in the Pork Smut Plop ($29.60). Mutton tenders in hot minnow oil ($5.24) grimaced leeringly and tickled the boundaries of moral rectitude. I'll have three, please!
The sultry grzane piwo, proffered from a traditional lime-preserved sow's uterus in 10 ml catheter droplets, immediately brought my dinner companions back to Simone's engagement cabal in the Drakensberg escarpment. We giggled with delight, but you wouldn't understand.
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Desserts, who knew? Firefly confit upon wax lips ($5.88-$23.00) is a challenging liberation, and New Zealand sheep dag clods in titanium vark ($19.84) were like November poetry. Fermented sorghum sludge on chipped dry ice ($6 per scrape) brought back repressed memories of the Liaoning Assault Fair.
Molecular gastroenteritis has landed at long last between the Bronx Kill and the proposed Yorkville waste transfer station. Steer your sloop Wards Island ho, for such staggering esculent audacity surely will not stay secret for long!
O tempura! O morels!
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Money, that's why.
I am looking forward to Hopkins getting beat like the washed up old man he is. Tarver will make him look silly.
Also, there are rumblings that Joe Calzaghe, fresh off his destruction of Jeff Lacy, wants to fight Roy Jones in July.
He must want to get paid also
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Funny that if I don't put the hyphen in the word above, it has a totally different meaning.
Both guys deserve it (Peprah led the Packers in tackles in the Super Bowl…stepped up big-time this year).
The importance of proper punctuation. I think the exact same thing every time I write the word.
Peprah is underrated. A great player with a bright future.
Nice to see McCarthy's deal get finalized. It was no surprise. Maybe he was negotiating the street he gets?! I vote Ridge Rd.
Good to see him re-signed. As well as extending the assistant coaches for another year.
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Friday, May 7, 2010
Ryan Lasch owns the career mark in points (183), assists (104), games (161), and is second all-time with 79 goals at St. Cloud State.
Ryan Lasch was known as a crafty, consistent scorer during his record-breaking hockey career at St. Cloud State.
The diminutive forward wasn't known for tough play.
Until now.
Lasch disclosed this week that he played more than half the 2009-10 season with a shoulder injury that was surgically repaired last week.
"It happened in the CC (Colorado College) series in December," said Lasch, who is 5'8" and 175 pounds. "I went to hit somebody, throw my first career body check, and I missed the guy and tore the labrum in my shoulder."
"It was a SLAP tear. It wasn't something that needed to be done right away. It was something that could be done at the end of the season. It's minor kind of surgery, but it nagged me all season."
A superior labral from anterior to posterior tear occurs at the top of the shoulder socket where the biceps tendon attaches to the shoulder.
"This team is gritty," said Bryan DeMaine, head athletic trainer for men's hockey. "They are the type of guys that will do anything they can to play through injuries."
To keep Lasch in the lineup, DeMaine limited symptoms.
"We did lot of soft tissue work like massage," DeMaine said. "We tried to treat the symptoms by keeping the pain down and strength and range of motion up."
"There were times when he came off the ice and you could tell that he was hurting, but he gutted his way through it," DeMaine said.
DeMaine's work and Lasch's resolve paid off. The senior played in all 43 games, tying Garrett Roe with a team-high 20 goals and 29 assists.
Lasch, who will train at Baron Hockey Academy near his home in Lake Forest, Calif., expects to be back to full contact by August.
"I'm just getting ready for next season, wherever I'm going to be," said Lasch, who owns the school records for career points (183) and assists (104).
While former Huskies—including Mark Hartigan, Tyler Arnason and Joe Motzko− have enjoyed success in Europe, Lasch wants to make his name on this side of the Atlantic.
"My goal is to play in North America and prove myself like I have in the past," Lasch said.
Armed with motivation, hands soft enough to make Kleenex jealous and a healed shoulder, Lasch will parlay his college game into a professional career.
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The Regional Municipality of Niagara serves citizens in Southern Ontario, Canada. As budgets at all levels of government tighten, Niagara wanted tools to better track and evaluate how it spends time and money, and to more efficiently manage information.
The Region deployed Microsoft SharePoint 2013 in two pilot projects that streamline access to information, improve data analysis, and will save CAD$3.1 million (US$ 3.16 million) over two years.
Niagara also wanted to strengthen its SharePoint-based enterprise content management (ECM) efforts in order to better organize documents and data, make information easier to find, automate records management processes, and reduce paper usage in line with
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Niagara became an early adopter of SharePoint 2013, and it implemented two pilot projects—one for BI and one for ECM. Niagara enlisted the help of Toronto-based IT consultancy NetDexterity, a member of the Microsoft Partner Network with Gold competencies.
"NetDexterity played a key role in our earlier SharePoint deployments," says Di Felice. "They're an important and trusted technology partner for us."
The BI pilot focused on project-management and time-tracking data within the IT group. Employees have always tracked their time, but they didn't have good tools to analyze the data. "Because of tight integration with Microsoft Excel, we can now take data
stored in a Microsoft SQL Server 2012 database and display the data and key metrics in filterable, interactive dashboards within SharePoint 2013," explains Di Felice. "PowerView allows executives and employees to look at their data from almost any angle at
varying levels of granularity. Employees can use scorecards to easily track both time and performance metrics to be more effective in their jobs."
Moving forward, Niagara will expand both the BI and ECM projects, which will ultimately be used by 1,500 employees. The Microsoft BI tools will eventually replace the Region's existing Cognos-based system to provide staff with access to key business data
for planning and evaluation. The IT team has already expanded the ECM project to include the Region's contracts. They are moving toward a broad rollout of the ECM system developed by NetDexterity to handle all documents, decreasing the use of paper records.
By moving from paper-based records to flexible and automated electronic systems, Niagara has streamlined information access and information management and it is reducing costs. By strengthening business intelligence capabilities, employees, councilors, and
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An improved BI system means better information for municipal decision making. "We have a lot of data, and SharePoint 2013 allows us to extract value from it," says Di Felice. "Instead of just storing it, we can turn it into information and insights. Each department
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City of West Linn Robinwood Neighborhood Association (RNA, RN to be used for Robinwood Neighborhood) Monthly Meeting Minutes Tuesday, 02/12/2008 Kevin Bryck called the meeting to order at 7:05 PM. Guests: Ron Whitehead, new Planning Commission member and Robinwood resident, introduced himself. Heather Karabeika and Chris Burris, candidates for Municipal Judge at the special election on March 11th, introduced themselves and spoke at length regarding their backgrounds, qualifications and plans to improve court operations. Heather Karabeika is the appointed incumbent, replacing Kathy Steele. Proposed Development on Fairveiw Way Marlin DeHaas of Dehaas & Associates, Inc. presented a preliminary proposal for a 4 lot subdivision at3484 Fairveiw Way on behalf of owner David Harman. After the presentation, a ten minute break was taken, so that residents could examine the exhibits and discuss the the project with the applicants. Concerns discussed included slopes, drainage and erosion, orientation of lots regarding setback requirements and minimum setbacks on all sides, height of houses and effect on the character of the neighborhood, disposition of the existing house and potential for further future subdivision. General Announcements Kevin Bryck noted that the continuation of the Kantara subdivision appeal and RN Plan approval are both scheduled for the Council meeting on March 10th. Kantara subdivision Appeal Update Dan Hartung and Jennifer Weltin brought us up to date on the action before the Council on Jan 28th. Public comment is completed and rebuttals will be heard at the continuance on March 10th. A petition is available, opposing. Ole Olson spoke about his research regarding Oregon Statutes, legality of NA actions, and correct steps for WL. Johnson Property Update The Planning Director rejected the application for development and the appeal deadline has passed. Thanks to all. RNA Neighborhood Plan Development Update The RN Plan went before the Planning Commission on February 6th and was recommended to the Council with only Commissioner Fisher voting against. The Planning Commission rejected all of the Planning Staff's proposed changes except deletion of the trail map, but included two minor language changes of their own. Release from RNA Mary Ellen Rogers of 1358 Skye Pkwy and Trista Hopkins of 1354 Skye Pkwy have asked to be released from the RNA to join the Skyline Ridge NA. After spirited discussion, no consensus or conclusion was reached.Boat Ramp Update Parks Director Ken Worcester has asked the RNA for a letter endorsing the City's application for a State Marine Board grant to rebuild and upgrade Cedar Island boat ramp in 2011. There was discussion of the need for a more global solution addressing the entire island area, including the island and slough. Drafting of a letter was assigned to the Waterfront Committee. RNA Committees Kevin Bryck again reminded the assembled masses that the RNA bylaws provide for numerous committees that are not active. A proposal for a committee to redraft that portion of the bylaws to reflect current conditions hit the floor with a resounding thud. Committees were then formed and Chairs appointed as follows: • Parks -Tina Decker • Planning - Mark Mutschler • Streets - Curt Sommers • Fire Station - Jack Norby • Riverside -Dave Froode Chairs are charged with gathering members and meeting to determine yearly goals The meeting adjourned at approximately 9:20 PM. Next meeting will be on Tuesday, 3/11 at 7:00 PM. Minutes submitted by acting RNA Secretaries, Mary Hill and Kevin Bryck


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Grilled Sweet and Tangy Pork Chops
- 4 (1 1/2-inch thick) center cut bone in pork chops
- Neely's Seasoning Salt, recipe follows
- Sweet and Tangy Glaze, recipe follows
- Seasoning Salt:
- 2 tablespoons kosher salt
- 1 tablespoon onion powder
- 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon celery seed
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon smoked paprika
- Sweet and Tangy Glaze:
- 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar
- 1/4 cup tablespoon real maple syrup
- 2 tablespoons ketchup
- 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 1 dash Worcestershire sauce
- 1 dash hot pepper sauce (recommended: Tabasco)
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
Preheat the grill to medium-high heat.
Season the pork chops lightly on both sides with the Seasoning Salt. Remember, we aren't rubbing the chops.
Grill the chops for 5 to 7 minutes per side. Brush them with the Sweet and Tangy Glaze the last 5 minutes of grilling. Internal temperature should register 145 degrees F on an instant-read thermometer. Remove the chops from the grill to a serving platter and allow them to rest for 5 minutes before serving.
Mix the salt, onion powder, black pepper, garlic powder, celery seed, cayenne, and smoked paprika in a small bowl. Reserve a small amount for the Grilled Corn with Feta Cheese recipe.
You can store the remaining Seasoning Salt in an airtight container for up to 6 months.
In a small bowl, mix together the apple cider vinegar, maple syrup, ketchup, mustard, Worcestershire, and hot sauce. Season with salt and pepper, to taste, and refrigerate if not using immediately.
Recipe courtesy of The Neelys
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TICONDEROGA – Saranac Lake got a big day at the plate from Brittany Woodruff and Jordy McDougall on the way to a 9-7 victory over Ticonderoga in Champlain Valley Athletic Conference softball action Thursday.
Woodruff, a junior, recorded three hits and McDougall rapped a double and a single to lead the Red Storm's nine-hit attack.
Brittany Tschirhart worked six innings to claim the pitching victory and Nicole Viscardo took over in the seventh and retired the side to earn the save.
Kylie Austin was the losing pitcher.
Katie Palandrani led the Sentinels at the plate with three hits, including a pair of doubles, and Sadie Hamel had two singles. Ticonderoga finished the game with 10 hits.
The Red Storm got off to a quick start with six runs in the first inning, and then pushed two more key runs across the plate in the top of the sixth after Ticonderoga rallied to cut its deficit to 7-5.
Trailing 9-5, Ticonderoga scored two runs in the bottom of the sixth to make it a 9-7 game, which prompted Saranac Lake head coach Diana Schwartz to bring Viscardo to the pitcher's circle.
"Brittany pitched a good game, but when Ticonderoga made it tight, I thought we needed to shake things up," Schwartz said. "What impressed me the most was after a long bus ride, our girls came out and had six runs in the first inning. Their bats were cracking from the first pitch."
Thursday's game marked the first time Saranac Lake has beaten Ticonderoga during Schwartz's five-year tenure as the Red Storm head coach.
"Ticonderoga traditionally has a strong softball program, and that was a huge win for us," Schwartz said. "And beating them on the road, how sweet is that?"
Saranac Lake improved to 4-1 with the victory and plays its next two games on the road starting with Saturday's game at Beekmantown at 11 a.m. The Red Storm will then travel to face Lake Placid Monday under the lights at the North Elba Show Grounds. The opening pitch is slated for 6:30 p.m.
Northeastern Clinton 4, Saranac Lake 2
ROUSES POINT – A chance for a third-straight unbeaten regular season for Saranac Lake's golfers slipped away Thursday, as the Red Storm fell 4-2 to Northeasten Clinton in their opening Champlain Valley Athletic Conference match.
Ethan Sawyer and Blake Gregory picked up Saranac Lake's two victories playing at the No. 2 and 3 positions, while Nolan Reid, Cody Young, Chad Littlefield and Zachary Guay claimed wins for the Cougars.
Reid, a senior who has been to the state championship tournament twice, fired the low round of the day, a 35, to post a seven-stroke victory over Dustin Fischer in the No. 1 match. Sawyer edged Alex Duffy 40-41 and Gregory followed with another close win for the Red Storm, topping Chris Kokes 45-46.
NCCS then went on to sweep the fourth, fifth and sixth matches on their home course at the North Country Golf Club, with Young defeating Teddy Yanchitis 48-52, Littlefield beating Carl Bevilacqua 48-54 and Guay topping Austin Ecret 48-52.


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Here's how RW members rated this race (227 votes).
In short: Excellently organised, fantastic goody bag, hot showers, lovely hills = happy runner + sore legs.Date of review: March 30, 2011
In short: A great race, well organised, with a route that keeps it intersting throughoutIn full: This was my first Newtons Fraction and it will not be my last. I will be back next year.A great venue to start and finish with plenty of parking. Plenty of changing facilities.Well marshalled and signposted throughout and although it says not traffic free, I hardly saw any cars on the road sections.The hills were a major challenge but it did show that they were steep very clearly in the course profile - so be warned!!!Good support along the way.An excellent goody bag at the end.For value for money - this has to be one of the best ones around.I would recommend this race to everyoneWell done to all involved!!!Date of review: March 25, 2011
In short: Great course, great scenery, two tough hills, great organisation. Great!In full: I travelled from Doncaster (50-60 miles) for this race because I needed a half marathon on my marathon training schedule.I would not hesitate to travel in the future just to do this race. The venue is easy to find, there is ample parking and good facilities within. Spot on.The bottleneck getting out of the stadium was hardly noticeable, probably due to the relatively low numbers.Even though the event is not billed as traffic free, most of it is on country roads with hardly any traffic, with a big section along the canal towpath. It's not a problem at all.As for the route, it takes in a few little villages, plus a number of miles along the towpath. It's very nice all the way round, not Lake District nice, but about the nicest you'll find in the Yorks/Lincs area. It's fairly flat on the whole, apart from the two hills...One is at around half way, the other is just after 10 miles. The one after 10 miles is particularly challenging, steepening, up to a 12% incline at the top. Forewarned is forearmed!There were 4 water stations in all, which should be enough for anyone. None of them had energy drinks available, which would be my only gripe, but that's being very picky.The post race goodies consisted of 2 chocolate bars, banana, energy drink and technical T-shirt. In short, much better than the normal.All in all, this race is very well worth doing, certainly one of my faves already! For 15 quid, you'll struggle to find anything as good.Date of review: March 24, 2011
In full: I used this as preparation for London Marathon 2011. The two hills were a killer. My legs are still aching. Great scenery along the canal. And here's me thinking I was good on hills..........not that steep though. Well done to the organisers.Date of review: March 23, 2011
In short: Hard work but worth the effort!!!! Very friendly and well organised...Date of review: March 23, 2011
In short: Well done by all involedIn full: This is a great well organised run.Everyone involved are everythig anyone could wish for. Maybe they could cut a little bit off the top of the hill at 10miles. This is the first time I have run this 1/2 but hope to do again.Date of review: March 21, 2011
In short: Best half marathon I've ever run!In full: This race was brilliant right from the off. Well organised, a splendid route (loved the canal, and even the two brutal hills!) and excellent value for money. It was well marked, with friendly marshals and supporters all the way round. The goody bag at the end was brilliant, and the t-shirt is one that will definitely be used! I will definitely run this one again next year and would recommend others too - brilliant!Date of review: March 21, 2011
In short: Great Race... One Of The est..Date of review: March 20, 2011
In short: Brilliant event!In full: Grantham AC & everyone associated with this race deserve huge congratulations for organising such a brilliant event at a fraction of the price of otherraces like the Reading held today as well.This was my first "Fraction" but will definitely not be my last. Great event that couldn't be improved on. Top Marks Grantham AC!Date of review: March 20, 2011
In short: lovely well organised run. two short sharp hills good test, but plenty of steady downhill to make up for them. will be back next year well done Grantham!!Date of review: March 20, 2011
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■ DV training for primary care nurses should include building clinician/advocate partnerships.
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CASSADAGA – The Cassadaga Job Corps Academy celebrated graduated 48 students.
The academy gym was filled with family, friends and staff, many of whom supported the class along their journey to graduation. While enrolled at the academy, the students completed training to begin a career in health care or construction and many also earned their GED or high school diploma. Ann Anderson, academy director, greeted those in attendance and thanked the graduates and their families for their hard work, dedication and commitment. Shattiana Martin, Student Government Association president and graduate, congratulated her classmates in her address. She asked that they continue to strive to be the best they can be and follow their hearts.
Acting as keynote speaker for this graduation ceremony was Anthony Dolce, Dunkirk mayor. Dolce discussed his experience as a teacher, telling the class that "there are few better pleasures in life than receiving a good education, gaining a strong work ethic and sustaining the drive to always do better in life." Dolce worked as an academic instructor at the academy until he was elected mayor.
"I had the privilege of seeing what dedicated students can do when they put their minds to it," he said. "From a teacher's eyes, I have seen you grasp new ideas, new systems of understanding and implement them in your life for the better. I have seen students come in with so little, and leave with so much."
He concluded by congratulating the class and wishing them luck on the road ahead.
Included in the commencement exercise were several awards and scholarships recognizing top performing students from all areas of the academy. Those recognized for top performance in Career Technical Training were Anthony Herrera, carpentry; Matthew Saunders, CVS pharmacy technician; Jetta Moss, certified nurses' aide; Shana Brown, painting; Hector Martinez, plumbing; and Nicholas White, electrical. Students are recognized for top performance in trade are provided with a cash scholarship awarded by the Cassadaga Job Corps Community Relations Council. Jennifer Hazelton, academics manager, presented Ia Reh with overall top student for achievement in academics while Lee Reh was awarded with the best overall student from the Social Development Department by Sylvia Swan, social development director. Dayna Schultz, career transition services manager, recognized Hector Martinez for demonstrating outstanding employability skills. The Good Citizen Award, presented by Richard Chase, academy standards and incentives officer, was awarded to Shattiana Martin.
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As you all know, I LOVE LOVE LOVE Paul McCartney just as much as the next dude/dudette. But we all know Macca has a great penchant for writing "silly" songs. (Note: When I say "silly", I'm not bashing Macca, it's just that we all know he can write some pretty light-hearted funny songs.) Now out of all those silly songs, name some of your favorites. Here are some of mine..
*Rocky Racoon--Silly, but great story. And one heck of a melody.
*Why Don't We Do It In The Road?--I remember always thinking when I was younger, "WHAT exactly does Paul want to do in the road? But blistering vocal delivery by Sir Paul and a hard driving beat.
*Temporary Secretary--I don't care what anybody says, I LOVE this song. The melody is goofy, yet great at the same time. One of those songs that only Paul McCartney could pull off. I especially love the part towards the end where Paul's voice gets all low and "menacing" sounding.
*3 Legs--Good song, great groove. Lyrics funny as crap. "My dog he got 3 legs, but he can run." Any song that has a line in it like that is a gem for me.
*Martha My Dear--Not really a "silly" song, but rather pretty sweet. But I added it anyway. Great melody. Any man that sings a song about the love he has for his dog is alright with me.
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Jennifer Aniston's fake Skrillex
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Jennifer Aniston presented to Jimmy Kimmel at the Spike TV Guys Choice Awards this weekend with her hair styled fake Skrillex which means the MiniVan Majority can start doing it now. Also, as you can see, her shoe game still sucks. While on stage, Jen dropped a few jokes at Jimmy's expense: "Jimmy what a year you've had. Full Story
Weekend Stags
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Prince William and Hot Harry were at a stag the other night for their friend, yet another friend with a stick-up-his-ass name: Thomas Van Straubenzee. Every letter drips money and stolen diamonds. Here's a great graphic of the princes' fancy friends, if you're curious. Full Story
Tom Cruise as Tom Cruise, descended from knights
Here's Tom Cruise arriving at Kimmel yesterday. The fans certainly still love him, don't they? Tom, obviously, wouldn't answer any personal questions yesterday at the premiere. Amazingly he didn't take his shirt off either. Kimmel couldn't make him do it. Instead, Kimmel asked him to be Tom Cruise. Full Story
Granny humps for Matt Damon
Did you see Jimmy Kimmel Sucks hosted by Matt Damon last night? I was Nyquiled so I only watched this morning, in bits and pieces because the entire show is geo-blocked and YouTube has the individual segments spliced up. Heads up Americans, before you send a recommendation, Hulu is geo-blocked too. Full Story
Jennifer comes on for Jimmy
Last night was Jimmy Kimmel's first show in the 11:30pm time slot, going head to head with Jay Leno who he's been trashing up and down for a while. Jay had Emma Stone on so Jimmy called up a friend to help him start this ratings war off proper: Jennifer Aniston. She's a good friend. Full Story
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As expected Mad Men received the most nominations: 17. But American Horror Story also received 17. Really??? What is it with industry people and Ryan Murphy anyway? It's awesome for Connie Britton, obviously. And still, even though I know I should be over it by now, if Connie Britton is to be associated with any show that receives 17 Emmy nominations in one year, it really should have been Friday Night Lights. Full Story
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Emily Blunt and John Krasinski were spotted with Jimmy Kimmel and his girlfriend Molly at LAX. They were all getting on the same flight. Can we assume then that they're off on holiday for New Year's? At one point, accordingly to the photographer, all of them hit up the cash machine. Separately. Jimmy and Molly taking out money independently, it's understandable. Full Story
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No Tongue or Thumb for Seth
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sharmispassion .Looked at the procedure and it looked very simple and I had all the ingredients including the chocochips for my daughter:-)
All purpose flour 1 1/2 cups
Corn flour 1 tsp
Sugar 3/4 cup
Butter 1/4 cup
Milk 3/4 cup
Salt 1/2 tsp
Baking Powder 1 tsp
Vanilla 3/4 tsp
Chocochips 2 tbsp
Line the muffin tray with liners or grease the muffin tray
Sift the flour, baking powder and salt together and keep it aside
Add vanilla extract to the milk and whisk well.
In a large bowl cream butter and sugar together till the sugar completely dissolves.
Now add the milk vanilla mixture to this and continue to beat till everything becomes creamy.
Now fold in the flour mixture to this with two parts. Don't over mix.
Sprinkle chocochips and again mix very lightly
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What do markets have to do with monasticism? Quite a lot to the Benedictine monks of St. Andrew's Abbey in Southern California, according to a recent press release. Their prior Fr. Joseph Brennan describes MonksInk, the monks' business selling ink and toner cartridges:
Every monastery has something unique about them. For example, a monastery in Louisiana makes soap. Some make jellies and jams. The Camaldolese make amazing fruitcake. But we never developed anything like that. Until now, we only produced ceramics, and even these were designed by a brother monk in Belgium. We really needed to do something different. MonksInk was a good fit.
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A 26-year-old Amarillo man died Monday morning following a three-vehicle crash on East Mabry Drive in Clovis.
Donnie Burris died during helicopter transport to a Lubbock hospital for trauma care, according to a press release from Clovis police.
The crash occurred just before 7 a.m., the release said.
A 2005 GMC Panhandle Fire Protection pickup truck driven by Burris, an employee, drifted south from the westbound lanes and struck the rear of a Curry County semi-truck hauling dirt, the release said.
A third vehicle, also a pickup truck, had just turned east from Humphrey Road and tried to avoid the crash but was struck by Burris' vehicle.
Burris' vehicle rolled onto its side and a passenger in the pickup was able to escape with minor injuries but Burris had to be extricated from the vehicle, the release said.
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Thailand's Somjit wins flyweight boxing gold
BEIJING (AP) Somjit Jongjohor of Thailand has won the first boxing gold medal of the Olympics, beating Cuba's Andris Laffita 8-2 to claim the flyweight title.
Somjit is a 33-year-old former world champion fighting in his last Olympics. He used his experience for a surprisingly easy win over Laffita, the 30-year-old in his first games for the Cuban team.
Four years ago in Athens, Somjit lost an early-round bout to Cuba's Yuriorkis Gamboa, who went on to win gold before defecting.


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Yes. im curious why you ask? of course a dough that dry is never going to be fluffy, but it does seem to help with the tenderness.
I buy Baker's & Chef's High Gluten flour at Sam's ClubIt is enriched, bleached & Bromated 50 lb sack is like $18Baker's & Chef's is a ConAgra labelhttp://www.samsclub.com/sams/shop/product.jsp?productId=163843&navAction=&_requestid=87292Hope this helps anyone looking for it.
Its interesting that at high temps (less than 2 minute bakes) bromate actually takes away from the texture that im looking to create. In general, when I use it, it makes a more tender fluffy pizza, and as the bake times go down and down it can actually make the dough too cottony and light.
I get my best results with bromated flour at about 625-650 degrees with five minute bakes, give or take 30 seconds depending on the climate (I bake on a stone in a Weber gas-fired grill).


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California's sun-drenched Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival has announced its full 2014 line-up!
Headlined by Outkast, Muse and Arcade Fire, the two-weekend event also boasts performances from Calvin Harris, Ellie Goulding, Lorde, Pharrell Williams, Rudimental, Disclosure and John Newman.
Aloe Blacc, Tom Odell, Fatboy Slim, Lana Del Rey, Laura Mvula, Alesso, The 1975, Skrillex and Solange are also confirmed for the Palm Springs extravaganza.
Coachella once again takes place across two separate weekends – 11th to 13th and 18th to 20th April 2014.
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a consumer for over a year now, (heard about you guys from a technology podcast of all places) anyway. some companies (stash, bigelow and rishi come to mind) sell Extra Strength Teas. Sometimes called "Double" as in stash "double chai" or "extra" or so on.
The point of this "extra" is that you always get more FLAVOR, without having to use more loose tea, so you dont for example have to get 2-3x caffeine to get that much extra flavor.
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