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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 101 diseños de 19 diseñadores freelance.
We're looking for t-shirt designs that we can use for three sports: baseball, soccer, and lacrosse. We can only award one winner for this contest through the site, but we want to buy a lot of designs, so we'll be contacting people individually too.
We need three designs, one for baseball, soccer, and lacrosse. In your final submission, they should all be in one image so we can select a winner effectively.
We'll need the ability to have two lines of text on the shirt, up to 20 characters each. (For example, Line 1 might be "Thomas Jefferson" and line 2 "Broncos".)
The designs should be cool enough for a high school team, and somehow reference the each sport (through illustration).
Designs can be up to three colors (including the background color), and should be suitable for screen printing.
- Has only a primary and a secondary color (i.e. a team that's green and yellow on a white shirt).
- Has two lines of words (school/club name and mascot)
- On white background
- Is 'cool, simple, and elegant' no need for extremely elaborate, steroid-type designs. Simple, classic designs are 'in' right now.
- Can be used with both long team names and short team names
- Designs for lacrosse, soccer, and baseball
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''Source: 2007 Boy Scout Requirements (33215)''
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|Music merit badge
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Merit badge requirements
- 1. Sing or play a simple song or hymn chosen by your counselor using good technique, phrasing, tone, rhythm, and dynamics.. Read all the signs and terms of the score.
- 2. Name the five general groups of musical instruments. Create an illustration that shows how tones are generated and how instruments produce sound.
- 3. Do TWO of the following:
- a. Attend a live performance, or listen to three hours of recordings from any two of the following musical styles: blues, jazz, classical, country, bluegrass, ethnic, gospel, musical theater, opera. Describe the sound of the music and the instruments used. Identify the composers or songwriters, the performers, and the titles of the pieces you heard. If it was a live performance, describe the setting and the reaction of the audience. Discuss your thoughts about the music.
- b. Interview your parents and grandparents about music. Find out what the most popular music was when they were your age. Find out what their favorite music is now, and listen to three of their favorite tunes with them. How do their favorites sound to you? Had you ever heard any of them? Play three of your favorite songs for them, and explain to them why you like these songs. Ask them what they think of your favorite music.
- c. Serve for six months as a member of a school band, choir, or other local musical group; or perform as a soloist in public six times.
- d. List five people who are important in the history of American music and explain to your counselor why they continue to be influential. Include at least one composer, one performer, one innovator, and one person born more than 100 years ago.
- 4. Do ONE of the following:
- a. Teach three songs to a group of people. Lead them in singing the songs, using proper hand motions.
- b. Compose and write the score for a piece of music of 12 measures or more.
- c. Make a traditional instrument and learn to play it.
- d. Catalog your own or your family's collection of 12 or more compact discs, tapes or records. Show how to handle and store them.
Source: 2007 Boy Scout Requirements (33215)
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All three of these beasts have slightly under 4000k hp, and will have to be kited and dps'd down (not unlike Deth'tilac) to about 20% in order to remove their Strong Will (Cannot be tamed until weakened) buff. Each of these beauties will pretty much two-shot anyone they attack within melee range, and taming them will require some patience and practice.
Degu, the red spectral porcupine, has an ability that will two-shot people with poison who attack her from too far a range. If you get too close to her face, she will quite literally eat you. This particular tame requires keeping her at that "perfect" distance while dpsing her down until her buff wears off.
|Degu - Tamed
You'll find Degu in Krasarang Wilds patrolling north of Crane Wing Refuge along the canyon wall that separates the Valley of the Four Winds and Krasarang Wilds.
Hutia, the green spectral pocupine, has an annoying heal that must be interrupted. Unlike Degu, you can (and should) stay as far away from her as possible while kiting and dpsing her down. She will definitely nom nom your face if she gets too close. Fortunately the terrain around her spawn point makes kiting her fairly simple.
|Hutia waiting to be tamed
Hutia can be found waiting in front of a large log ever so slightly north east of the mine entrance under Tian Monastery in The Jade Forest.
Personally I thought the most difficult pet to tame was Gumi, the blue spectral porcupine. This beast really seems to have one deal, and that is - she's FAST. This porcupine moves like a freaking Ferrari. She doesn't heal, she doesn't have a ranged attack, she's just a whole lot of in your face and when she gets there - say goodbye. Concussive Shot and Ice Trap will slow her down, aspect of the cheetah (glyphed) and disengage will barely keep you ahead of her - basically if your slows wear off at the wrong time and cooldowns aren't up - things can go badly very fast. On top of that, the mountainous terrain can be tricky if your not familiar with it. I had the best luck kiting her along the mountain roads, and even so still died countless times. Thankfully there is a spirit healer very close by.
|Gumi, nom noming some slow hunter's remains
Once tamed, Gumi will match very nicely with the new companion pet Spectral Porcupette, who is also making an appearance in patch 5.2. This tiny version of Gumi will be a reward from the quest A Large Pile of Giant Dinosaur Bones on the new Isle of Giants.
Gumi can be found sitting in the mountains north west of One Keg. Another hunter pet, Stompy, patrols right around where Gumi sits.
I'm working on some fraps videos of these tames right now, and I plan to have separate guides for taming each of these beauties up soon, which I'll link in this post. Until then, Happy Hunting! :)


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Definitions of kit
v. t. - To cut. 2
n. - A kitten. 2
n. - A small violin. 2
m. - A large bottle. 2
m. - A wooden tub or pail, smaller at the top than at the bottom; as, a kit of butter, or of mackerel. 2
m. - straw or rush basket for fish; also, any kind of basket. 2
m. - A box for working implements; hence, a working outfit, as of a workman, a soldier, and the like. 2
m. - A group of separate parts, things, or individuals; -- used with whole, and generally contemptuously; as, the whole kit of them. 2
The word "kit" uses 3 letters: I K T.
No direct anagrams for kit found in this word list.
Words formed by adding one letter before or after kit (in bold), or to ikt in any order:
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Round Bucket, 3.5 gal
For feeding grain to sheep and for feeding grain and water in lambing pens. Can also be used to fill poultry waterers or feeders.
NOTE: 3.5 gallon bucket and bucket lid sold separately see below.
Common Uses
- 11" high
- 12" diameter
- Lid, sold separately above.
- Durable.
- Cost effective.
- Stack without sticking.
- Food-grade, high-density polyethylene.
- Less brittle when cold.
- Easy to clean. Silky-smooth internal walls.
- Not "tip" prone. 3.5 gal is wider at the base than it is tall.
- 3.5 gal size is easy to carry when filled with grain—only 25 lbs vs 35 lbs with a 5 gal bucket.
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An inexpensive all-purpose chore bucket. Use to feed or water sheep, goats and chickens.$2.00
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5 lb capacity scoop with forward facing handle. Useful for scooping feed out of bags or narrow containers.$8.50
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Kimberly K from Wisconsin
Great buckets. Sturdy and not too heavy. Just right!
Johanna G from California
lid doesn't fit on bucket-it has grooves and slots that are made for a different bucket :(
that doesn't work for me
Mona E from southern idaho
love this product. has been a Godsend to us whenever we have bum lambs, easy to assemble, easy to order extra or replacement parts for, and loved it so much, i purchased another bucket unit when i had too many lambs for the original one. I do have to secure the bucket to a post with baling twine or wire and the lid only fits for a short time before the bucket gets misshaped due to the lambs aggressive feeding, but it's worth it to us.


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2011-08-18 Hugh Quarshie Mixed Ancestry
Start: 12:08:33
Seventies Soulchild: hey alt & Selma. How are you?
Selma: Good afternoon alt and seventies
alt: Hello Seventies Soulchild & Selma .. hope you both are doing well today.
Seventies Soulchild: doing well.
alt: good
Selma: Doing pretty good..just came in from physical therapy
Seventies Soulchild: sounds like everyone is getting over their ailments...wonderful!
Selma: I sure am trying seventies.. LOL
Seventies Soulchild: :} Anything new going on with research?
Selma: Found a letter in RG 105, written on behalf of an enslaved woman who was left $67, 000 by her owner and father of her 7 children..
alt: new??/ not really, just more insight to existing discoveries thru added records in various collections.
Selma: Since the will was written prior to emancipation, it was ruled she was not entitled
alt: WOW!!!! will must have been contested by his "legal" heirs.
Selma: and another letter written by a white man, who wanted to marry his slave after emancipation to legalize their relationship and legalize their children so they could inherit...
alt: those are 'goodies' Selma
Seventies Soulchild: WOW!
Selma: The religious aspects aside, marriage legitimizes the children who can inherit
alt: Seventies Soulchild, I watched the 1st segment of the British WDYTYA and it was very enlightening...
Seventies Soulchild: When you talk about the systemic denial of the legal rights of these African descended people now you are getting into the workings of the system of white supremacy in the U.S. That was a very interesting story wasn't it alt?
alt: right Selma, and as you often state most of the black 'rules' were about inheriting, or the right to NOT inherit.
Seventies Soulchild: Oh you only watched the first segment.
Selma: That goes for white folks too alt..who inherits..
alt: Interesting in the sense of how "white'" this guy is and his connection not only to hte Brits, but the Dutch.
Seventies Soulchild: Now I'm curious about Alex Quaison's heritage... first prime minister of Ghana.
alt: right Selma
Seventies Soulchild: Sorry Mr. Quaison was the U.S. ambassador.
Selma: Will have to watch this afternoon seventies
Seventies Soulchild: ok Selma Also note the references to class.
alt: I was looking for something more Afro-centric and this guys story is the same as many African Americans... with an Afro-European heritage.
Seventies Soulchild: Right! And that's what struck me about his story Well not all Afro-Americans But it was unique in the fact that his ancestors were legally married. You have to watch all the episodes. I don't want to give up too much info! lol hi freeaainnc
alt: oh yeah... just that we're further removed from our 'discoveries' of the continent (sp)
freeaainnc: hi Selma, alt
Seventies Soulchild: I don't necessarily agree. I think that the majority of Africans that came here didn't have any European or Arab ancestry. His family would've fallen in the time frame where in the U.S. the same type of thing would've been happening.
alt: not a majority Seventies Soulchild ... I'm talking about the 20-30 % of AA's in America with Euro ancestry.
Seventies Soulchild: Sorry alt, I was talking about the people who came here from Africa. Not the descendants.
alt: okay Seventies Soulchild,, another time LOL
Seventies Soulchild: LOL sorry about the misunderstanding.
Selma: Think you 2 are talking different time frames?
Seventies Soulchild: I think so.. lol
alt: no problem.. we can take this discussion outside.. as they used to say LOL LOL LOL
freeaainnc: Hi AY
AYWalton: Good afternoon, all.
Selma: Afternoon AY
alt: Hello AYWalton, good day to ya.
AYWalton: howdy alt, free, Ms. Selma, SoulChile!
Seventies Soulchild: To get the full story you really have to watch all of the episode.
AYWalton: do you have a link, SoulChile?
alt: okay Seventies Soulchild
freeaainnc: there needs to be an icon for multi-tasking lol sorry, I'm here but also working on my article so I'm MTing, just FYI
AYWalton: Oh you all are talking about Quaison-Sackey! I kept wondering who it was!
Seventies Soulchild: That's what I'm doing.. I'm not really focused here... lol
alt: or a rule/law against mutitasking while in Chat.
Seventies Soulchild: His name came up briefly. In reference to the WDYTYA on Hugh Quashie
AYWalton: I was wondering who the Quaison was! lol I see.
Selma: Well that sure lets us know where we stand in your life seventies..although we don't provide a paycheck or medical..so I understand
AYWalton: I see.
Seventies Soulchild: I'm just looking up this thing for AYWalton.. lol
freeaainnc: when was the WDYTYA on Hugh Quashie?
Selma: It is the British show free
freeaainnc: I don't remember any episodes about that
Seventies Soulchild: Sorry Quarshie
freeaainnc: ooohhh! ok
Seventies Soulchild: http://tinyurl.com/3qv4mk3
AYWalton: he is related to the Quaison-Sackey one of the old leaders. thanks, SoulChile
Selma: Thanks seventies
Seventies Soulchild: In mentioning, Quaison Sackey I was making a note of class in Ghana And how this guy Quarshie's family was also part of the upper class, mixed race people of Ghana. His father was also a diplomat
AYWalton: oh yes, I know that name!
Seventies Soulchild: I was curious about his family's genealogy because of it.
AYWalton: I shall watch it later.
Seventies Soulchild: ok
alt: well he is a 'celebrity' in the UK as are the folks shown on the USA series of WDYTYA, so his story would not be of the typical Ghanaian population.
AYWalton: quite true. Quaison-Sackey's history as a diplomat is well known, but clearly he is not truly Fanti in lifestyle. Lots of Fantis though have British surnames. Lots descend from slaves who returned to Ghana.
Seventies Soulchild: interesting AYWalton. Neither was this Quarshie man's family. I have got to go y'all. See you tomorrow.
AYWalton: I better leave as well. Have a great day!
Selma: Well Free..guess time to shut down..
freeaainnc: need to go
Selma: Talk to you later
freeaainnc: oh wow! ended early!
alt: Hello vkn. how are ya?
vkn: Howdy alt Everyone left or no one came?
alt: I got bumped, when I got back in folks were gone.
vkn: ohhhhhhhh I see Strange happenings
alt: I think they threw me out LOL LOL
vkn: Interesting talking on DNA
alt: yes, Gail is asking some interesting questions and generating a very nice discussion.
vkn: I am enjoying your responses Is there a glossary DNA illiterate am I so not understanding the convo fully.
alt: thank you,,, I'm trying not to 'hog' the discussion, glad to see Lyle, Lisa and others responding to Gail.
vkn: A glossary of terms would be helpful
alt: I think Gail's questions ans some of the answers point out that 'all DNA testing is not equal" and that there are varying degrees of testing with a lot depending on costs.
vkn: alt I call it helping Well will talk atcha later alt. Thanx to you for being you!
alt: DNA is like genealogy, you gotta do some homework before you can really get into it. thank you ma'am....
vkn: lol lol lol


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Michael Wieder
Class of 2014
Mike Wieder is currently a senior at Washington College. He is majoring in Environmental Studies with a minor in Business Management. He is from St. Michaels, Maryland and enjoys hunting, fishing and being outdoors. He has worked with GOCCP and crime mapping but is currently working on documenting all donor plaques on the Washington College campus. This is his second year working for the GIS lab.


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- Cancun
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- Tijuana
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- Oaxaca
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Ports of Call
- Acapulco
- Cabo San Lucas
- Cancun
- Cozumel
- Mazatlan
- Playa del Carmen (Calica)
- Puerto Costa Maya
- Puerto Vallarta
Mexico Travel Information
The Basics
Mexico spans three different time zones: South, Central and Eastern Mexico GMT 6 (GMT 5 from first Sunday in April to second last Saturday in October); Nayarit, Sonora, Sinaloa and southern Baja California GMT 7 (GMT 6 from first Sunday in April to second last Saturday in October); Northern Baja California GMT 8 (GMT 7 from first Sunday in April to second last Saturday in October).
110-120 volts, 60Hz. Two-pin flat blade attachment plugs are standard.
Spanish is the official language in Mexico. Some English is spoken in tourist regions.
Travel Health
Those entering Mexico from an infected area require a yellow fever certificate. There are no vaccination requirements for visitors to Mexico, however visitors should take medical advice if travelling outside the major tourist areas. A malaria risk exists in some rural areas, but not on the Pacific and Gulf coasts, and dengue fever is on the increase. Vaccinations are recommended for hepatitis A and typhoid. Travellers who may come into close contact with animals and may be at risk of bites should consider a rabies vaccination.
Sensible precautions regarding food and water should be followed and visitors are advised to be cautious of street food and stick to bottled water. Medical facilities are basic, so comprehensive medical insurance is recommended. As medicines may be in short supply in certain areas travellers should consider taking along prescription medications, in their original packaging, and accompanied by a signed and dated letter from a doctor detailing what it is and why it is needed.
Note: Zika is a risk in Mexico. Because Zika infection in a pregnant woman can cause serious birth defects, women who are pregnant should not travel to Mexico.
Tipping is customary in Mexico for almost all services as employees are not paid sufficient hourly wages and often rely on tips. Waiters and bar staff should be tipped 10 to 15 percent if a service charge hasn't already been added to the bill. The American custom of tipping 15 to 20 percent is practiced at international resorts, including those in Los Cabos.
Safety Information
There is a risk of indiscriminate terrorist attacks in public places. Crime is high in Mexico, especially in Mexico City, where robberies and muggings are prevalent. Travellers should avoid displays of wealth and be particularly vigilant on public transport, at stations and tourist sites. Only use authorised taxi services, from the taxi rank. All bus travel should be in daylight hours and if possible it is advisable to travel first class. Women travelling on their own should be alert, especially in tourist areas, as a number of serious sexual assaults have occurred in Cancun recently. Visitors drawing money from cash machines or exchanging money at bureaux de change should do so in daylight hours and be especially vigilant on leaving.
There have been reports of tourists being approached by 'questionnaire agents', who use visitors' personal details to mislead relatives about their well-being, so be cautious. Visitors are advised to be wary of people presenting themselves as police officers attempting to fine or arrest them for no apparent reason, leading to theft or assault; if in doubt ask for identification, and, if possible make a note of the officer's name, badge number and patrol number. The practice is most common in Cancun where increasing numbers of motorists in rental cars have been stopped and threatened with imprisonment if an immediate fine is not paid.
Recent reports of the drug cartel wars in Mexico may seem alarming to tourists travelling to Mexico, however most of this violence is concentrated along the border between Mexico and the United States. The violence is generally between drug cartels and law enforcement agents and tourists are generally unaffected provided they keep to tourist zones and do not travel to the affected areas. Having said that, travellers should research possible dangers before setting off.
Hurricanes may affect the coastal areas between June and November.
Local Customs
Mexicans are not impatient and do not appreciate impatience in others, so travellers should expect opening hours and public transport times to be flexible and laid back. Mexicans are friendly and hospitable people and courteous behaviour and polite speech in return is greatly appreciated. Travellers should also note that it is common for Mexicans to communicate closer than one arm's length from each other and that it is not an attempt to be forward.
Professionals looking to do business in Mexico will find that the North American country is a friendly, hospitable place. Successful, productive business relationships are invariably built on personal trust and familiarity between individuals. In Mexico, business is ideally conducted face-to-face, and among people who know and trust each other. Although many Mexican businessmen speak perfect English, Spanish is the official language of business in Mexico - and learning a few choice words and phrases will go a long way toward ingratiating yourself with your new associates.
Although management structures in Mexico remain hierarchical (and at worst, they can even be a little paternalistic), business etiquette in Mexico is marked by a combination of formality and real warmth, friendliness, and openness between individuals. Use titles ('Señhor' and 'Señhora') until specifically instructed not to do so, but do not shrink away from engaging in personal discussions with your colleagues. Remember, in Mexico, your qualifications, expertise and work experience - as important as they are - will not serve you as well as your ability to develop personal relationships with your associates. Business meetings must be scheduled in advance, and then confirmed a few days before they are due to take place. Meetings often begin with some small talk to encourage people to get to know each other - and will proceed at the pace determined by the important role-players present. Even though executive company decisions are always made by the person in the highest authority, junior employees are encouraged to share their opinions during meetings, and to engage in debate.
Bear in mind that in Mexico it is very rare to hear the word 'No' being used in a direct or confrontational way - bald refusals are seen as rude. The dress code for the Mexican business world is smart and formal, with an emphasis on style. Men wear ties and dark colours, and accessories, and the basic assumption is you'll endeavour to look as good as you possibly can! Women also dress smartly and stylishly (business suits are widely worn) - and will often go to work in high heels and make-up. Business hours in Mexico are generally from 9am to 6pm, Monday to Friday (with a 2 or 3 hour siesta in the early afternoon).
The international access code for Mexico is +52. Some US long-distance phone companies have access numbers which can be dialled in order to use your phone card - calls are usually cheaper than direct-dialled calls from a hotel room. If calling internationally from a phone booth use the official TelMex phone booths, as all others charge very high fees. Hotels, cafes and restaurants offering free wifi are widely available. As international roaming costs can be high, purchasing a local prepaid SIM card can be a cheaper option.
Duty Free
Travellers to Mexico over 18 years do not have to pay duty on 200 cigarettes or 25 cigars or 200g tobacco; 3 litres spirits or 6 litres wine; other goods to the value of US$500 if arriving by air, or US$300 if arriving by land are premitted without incurring duty fees. Prohibited goods include narcotics, firearms and used clothing that is not part of your personal luggage. The export of archaeological artefacts is strictly forbidden.
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Other than the obvious -- 3rd down defense etc -- here are some things I'd love to see next game:
1. I'd LOVE to see Leon break one for a return score.
2. I'd LOVE for Clemons and Irvin to awaken and get back in the sack frenzy.
3. I'd LOVE to see our defense force 4-5 turnovers.
4. I'd LOVE for us to be able to say "Adrian WHO?" after stopping AP.
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Monday, May 23, 2011
A taste of Summer: Shrimp, Cherry Tomato and Oregano Bucatini
As the weather is getting warmer, I've been craving light pasta dishes tossed with fresh ingredients and a mix of vibrant colours. This dish fits the bill pretty perfectly! I like using different types of pasta to spice up weeknight meals and the bucatini works beautifully in this one. It's a thicker cut than spaghetti with a nice bite and swirls wonderfully amongst the fresh cherry tomatoes, peas and shrimp. I also like finishing off these types of pasta dishes with a few simple steps: a little lemon juice (to brighten up all the flavours), some fresh herbs and a few creamy feta cubes. It's really the perfect spring or summer meal!
Shrimp, Cherry Tomato and Oregano Bucatini
Serves 2
Bucatini for 2
4 garlic cloves, thinly minced
12 shrimp, deveined and peeled
1 cup of cherry tomatoes, halved
1/2 cup of frozen peas
1/4 cup of diced feta
2 tablespoons of heavy cream
4 sprigs of fresh oregano (leaves roughly torn)
1/2 lemon, juice and zest
Olive oil
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Cook the pasta according to package instructions. Add the peas to the pasta pot when there are 5 minutes of cooking time left.
While the pasta is cooking, place a pan on low heat and add a good drizzle of olive oil. Add the garlic and stir to coat. Add the shrimp with a good pinch of salt and pepper and cook until the shrimp just becomes pink and opaque. Remove from the heat and add the cherry tomatoes. Once the pasta and peas are cooked, drain and add to the pan with 2 teaspoons of pasta water and return to medium low heat. Season with salt and pepper. Add the lemon juice, zest, cream, feta and oregano.
Transfer to a serving platter adding a good drizzle of olive oil and seasoning with salt and pepper. Serve immediately. Enjoy!
14 comments:
- Aggie said...
I'm the same way right now about pasta. Light and fresh. This looks so perfect!
- May 23, 2011 at 8:12 PM
- Virginia O said...
Pasta is on the menu at least 2 times a week at my house. I've done a variation on this recipe, but I really like the use of tomatoes in this dish rather than just black olives in the one I am accustomed. I enter recipe contests quite often and an amalgam of the two might be the perfect submission.
- May 24, 2011 at 3:38 PM
- Miss Meat and Potatoes said...
Utterly gorgeous. SO fresh and delicious and summery. Well done!
- May 25, 2011 at 3:42 PM
- Eva said...
That sounds delicious! I love oregano, so nice to see it used so well here :)
- May 26, 2011 at 4:44 AM
- kankana said...
Couldn't agree more with you. I too prefer light meals .. but colorful it should be during this time of the season. And Pasta is one of my all time fav and this dish looks perfect!
- May 26, 2011 at 5:15 PM
- Juanita said...
Lovely colours...lovely textures and tastes.
- May 27, 2011 at 9:18 AM
- bakerbyNature said...
I have yet to meet a pasta dish including shrimp and tomatoes I would turn down; adding oregano makes it even better!
- May 31, 2011 at 7:48 PM
- Chocolate Shavings said...
bakerbyNature: For sure, fresh oregano adds freshness and colour to the dish!
- May 31, 2011 at 8:14 PM
- Suzanne said...
The flavors in this pasta dish sound so good!
- June 4, 2011 at 6:51 PM
- pigpigscorner said...
Light and refreshing! I've been making a lot of light pasta dishes recently too, great for Summer!
- June 5, 2011 at 3:32 PM
- Recipes Club said...
This looks great! I love colorful dishes this time of year! Makes the food seem a little more lively. I think the oregano would add a great flavor! Have you tried this with a light sauce? Just a touch of marinara or a vodka sauce could spice it up just a touch!
~Nancy Lewis~
- June 7, 2011 at 4:01 PM
- the jr. chef said...
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- June 8, 2011 at 5:16 PM
- Kristen said...
What a great summer meal - can't wait to try this!
- June 21, 2011 at 12:21 AM
- Biren @ Roti n Rice said...
This looks so light and delicious, perfect for the current warmer weather. Thanks for visiting my blog :)
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FOXBOROUGH – In the Land of the New England Patriots, anything that can be perceived as a boast is strictly verboten.
But perhaps, when you are a giant among giants in this land, with hands and a fun-loving personality that are equally larger than life, when you've slain records like so many mythical dragons, perhaps it isn't really a boast.
Perhaps, it is simply the truth.
"I feel like every game I can be covered. Every single game I can be covered," Rob Gronkowski says. "I believe the way to get open is it's up to me. If I'm running sloppy routes, it doesn't matter who I'm going versus, I'm not going to get open.
"(But) if I feel like I'm on, running crisp routes where I'm breaking at the right point, going to the right point, getting started at the right point, I feel like I can get open versus anyone at any time."
A lot can happen to a young man in a short amount of time. Gronkowski and his family entered the NFL consciousness during the 2010 draft, when, after he hung up the phone with the Patriots, who informed him they were about to make him the 42nd overall pick, they gathered in a huddle and bobbed in unison. His brothers, his father, even his mother Diane: all bouncing and barking in happiness.
He was big, of that there was no doubt, and talented, but a back injury which sidelined him for his entire junior season at Arizona made him a bit of a risk for New England.
As a rookie, he certainly contributed, on the field and off. He had 42 catches and 10 touchdowns, but he also brought an endearing goofiness. When he mentioned to a reporter that year that breakfast cereal was one of his favorite foods, a couple of shipping boxes of Fruity Pebbles showed up in front of his locker a few days after the story went online, courtesy of the brand's marketing department.
Gronkowski delighted in the gift, the simple gesture bringing a wide smile to his chiseled features.
But then last year – it is hard to pinpoint exactly when – Gronkowski took on an almost mythic status, his name shortened to one syllable, which has almost morphed into a verb: Gronk.
The Legend of Gronk grew and grew, almost with each passing week, with each thunderous spike of the ball after each of his many touchdowns.
In the Land of the New England Patriots, few had gained such stature, in this place where individual glory is often pushed aside for the greater good. Tom Brady, almost against his wishes, had become known for his accomplishments, his greatness under pressure acknowledged for leading his team to championships.
Brady has insisted that the victories were not his alone, that he could not have ascended to the top of the NFL alone, yet he has still garnered praise.
But Gronk – The Gronk to some – by sheer force of mass times acceleration and an infectious joie de vivre, became just as famous.
In November, he was flipped heels over head during a touchdown run against the Chiefs and landed painfully on his neck. He was wobbled for a second but held onto the ball of course, and then launched it off the turf to the delight of the Gillette Stadium crowd.
In December, he dove, dodged and dragged Redskins defenders on a long reception. In January, he suffered a pretty bad sprained ankle but had it taped up and insisted on staying in the AFC Championship.
He broke records, records that were set before he was even born.
In the offseason, the Legend grew larger still, hardly slowed by the surgery Gronkowski needed for the ligaments that were torn in that ankle.
But now comes the hard part, even for a giant among giants: he has to remain successful, he has to lace up his size-16 cleats and take the next step in his development.
Fittingly, that begins against the Titans on Sunday.
Not just getting to great but staying great, "It starts off with how you got here," Gronkowski says. "I believe just starting out in the weight room, getting stronger, getting faster, working on your muscles so they can respond out on the field and then going out to the practice field, working hard, getting your routes down, getting your chemistry down with your quarterback, making sure you're not going out and going halfway through – going full speed out there.
"And also the mental part of it, getting down the plays, knowing where to be, knowing who to block and all that, so basically how it got you there, working hard from the beginning, all the way from the weight room to the film room all the way out to the practice field especially."
Being 6-foot-6 and playing last season at 275 pounds, Gronkowski doesn't quite have the smoothness of a Usain Bolt, but he's far from a lumbering behemoth.
"You're dealing with a little bit of a freakish guy. I mean, even in our era of bigger players, faster players, 6-6, 275 for a tight end is a very, very big man," says NFL Films' Greg Cosell. "And obviously he doesn't move like a big man. There's a fluidity to his movement for a man that size. So clearly, what you have is just by his sheer size he causes matchup problems, because he caught a lot of balls where he essentially was able to box out defenders like a basketball player, where Brady would throw him the ball and because of his sheer size, the defender would be right there but he could catch the ball."
(Gronkowski nods eagerly when asked if his experience in basketball has helped him now, from the footwork he used on defense translating to "a little shake" while he's running a route, to increasing his vertical leap to that boxing out skill.)
"But the thing that ultimately makes him special as an individual," Cosell continued, "is his ability to run for that size. So you know, when you see a guy that big who can line up detached from the formation and get a nickel corner, a slot corner, matched up on a vertical route and create enough separation vertically to get by him, there's not a lot of guys who can do that. As a physical specimen, if you isolate his attributes, they're terrific."
The bar he has set for himself is high – even for a giant. Can Gronkowski really be expected to match or even exceed his stellar second season? The idea that he may not reach those heights again doesn't scare him. Few things seem as though they would.
Numbers-wise, it may not be possible. He isn't the only option Tom Brady has: there's Wes Welker (almost Lilliputian next to Gronkowski), Aaron Hernandez, Brandon Lloyd, Stevan Ridley, talented players all.
Gronkowski knows this.
"Every year I try to get better as a player. In order to do that, I feel like I've got to work harder that the year before, and with this offense, there's so many great weapons on this team, anyone can shine any week," he says. "If I'm going out there and doing my job, doing what I'm being asked to do blocking-wise, pass-blocking, run blocking, doing what I'm asked in the passing game, I believe that we'll be fine, we'll be successful out there as a whole. And if as an offense we're successful, I believe my role is being completed too."
Cosell takes a less diplomatic tack.
"Numbers are a function of a lot of things. Let's say the Patriots decide for whatever reason that they're going to run the ball a little more. He might not have the same numbers, but that doesn't mean he's any less of a player," he said.
"Gronkowski could catch 70 balls for 1000 yards and eight touchdowns, and he's the same player he was last year. It just depends how the Patriots play their offense this year. You theoretically have three receivers – Hernandez, Gronkowski and Welker – that primarily work between the numbers. That's really hard for a defense. You can't double three guys. It's not possible defensively to cover three guys. At most you can double two. At most."
Gronkowski became famous quickly, but he can become infamous almost as quickly, known only for one amazing season when a football-loving land, both the Land of the New England Patriots and the country at large, embraced the giant among giants.
He has insisted since training camp began that all the extracurricular fun he had in the offseason is over and he has turned his attention fully back to football, back to getting better. His ankle, he says, is not a problem, and around 30 practices since camp began have been aimed at putting him in position to match, or maybe even surpass, the greatness of last season.
He may be outsized, but Gronkowski is not close to outgrowing the Land of the New England Patriots.
Asked what's next for him he responds only: "Tennessee Titans."
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