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to Pullman, Washington for the regional competition. After 3000 person-hours of
dedication over the 2009-2010 academic year, the team was disqualified along
with seven other teams in the 15-team field after the bridge failed the lateral
loading test. The irony of being DQ'd on the lateral load test was not lost on
the team that had the stiffest bridge in the nation last year and
the second stiffest in 2008.
This year's objective was to win the "Overall" category
by having the lightest and most economical bridge. The bridge passed the
lateral load test on campus, but when it was performed "differently"
during the competition, the day was over. Had they passed the test, the team
would have had the lightest bridge in the competition (by 25 percent) and the
most economical (by 50 percent). Despite the loss, the team had fun at
the competition which included the Old Fashioned Surveying Competition where
teams surveyed distances without the use of today's modern equipment. SU
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Do you like creative gifts? I sure do. I like receiving them and giving them. I just can't go and buy something random and throw it in a bag. I guess I could if I had to, but it pains my creative side. As far as bridal showers go, my favorite gift to give is a Handmade Recipe Book along with basic cooking necessities. I know when I was a new bride I welcomed any help I could get in the kitchen!!
If you are into creative gifts, too…you are going to love some of these ideas I found on Pinterest! And if you are also throwing a bridal shower you will want to check out my 5 Tips for Throwing a Shower on a BUDGET!
First up is a pasta night gift basket. Gift baskets are my go-to gift. The ideas are endless when it comes to gift baskets!
From Darling Doodles via Pinterest
I love, love, love this dish towel cake! Ordinary items are turned into something amazing!
From Aly & Ash via Pinterest
Glass etching has been on my craft to do list for a while! I mean really…who wouldn't LOVE this? And unlike toasters, I don't think you would have to worry about them receiving two!
From Make It and Love It via Pinterest
A cookbook is always a great useable gift. Buy a kitchen towel, too, and it will double as wrapping!!
From The HouseWife Rookie via Pinterest
If you know how to sew, this is a great project for you! Seriously, I have got to learn to sew!!
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Handmade coasters! Everyone needs coasters and it's something people rarely think to register for!
Tutorial for making coasters HERE
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What is Crohn's Colitis? Can you have both diseases?
This post will make some of you mad.
You will argue with me.
I encourage you all to constructively discuss this on my facebook fan page here if you like. This is a post i've been wanting to do for awhile. In fact, Jackie and I have a video we are going to be doing that goes along with this soon…hopefully soon. We have written to, and spoken with doctors and surgeons to get as much medical backing for this as we could because we KNOW some of you are going to argue with us.
There. I said it.
You can't. It drives me nuts when I see someone out there saying they have both diseases. Especially when they are playing the pity card and trying to get people to feel sorry for them, "my life is REALLY hard because I have both crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis!!!" No you don't! What is even worse (I saw this yesterday) is when I see a leader in the IBD community such as a well known blogger or vlogger or the founder of an organization spreading false information. These are people others look up to for information and if they give out wrong info others read it and believe it (drives me crazy). Don't get me wrong, I LOVE the fact that there are so many support sites out there and so much education. I just ask that you are all careful with what you read and where it is coming from, and check that information out. Do your own research and make sure you have the facts. Not just about this, but with anything! Even cross check information I give you, I encourage you to do so!
Alright, I can feel some of your ears burning already. You've probably stopped reading and are writing me an angry comment back right now that your doctor told you that you have both diseases. It is my guess that you heard your doctor wrong, that your doctor is a moron, or that you have Crohn's colitis.
There IS a diagnosis called Crohn's colitis and I think this is where people are getting confused. Being diagnosed with Crohn's colitis does not mean you have both Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. It means you have Crohn's disease that is found only in your colon. The word colitis means inflammation of the colon. ("col" = colon "itis" inflammation of)Therefore Crohn's colitis means Crohn's disease in your colon/large bowel.
Here is the definition of Crohn's colitis from CCFA's website: Affects the colon only. Symptoms include diarrhea, rectal bleeding, and disease around the anus (abscess, fistulas, ulcers). Skin lesions and joint pains are more common in this form of Crohn's than in others. You can find that page here.
There is also this definition from About.com here: A type of Crohn's disease that is found only in the large intestine. This type of Crohn's disease is differentiated from ulcerative colitis (which is also found only in the large intestine) by two characteristics:
- healthy and diseased (or inflamed) sections alternate along the colon (in ulcerative colitis, the inflammation is continuous).
- the rectum may not show any disease (the rectum is often involved in ulcerative colitis).
So there you go. Crohn's colitis is Crohn's disease that is only found in the colon. I think that this is the reason for most of the misunderstanding out there. New patients or patients without a lot of knowledge on IBD hear the diagnosis of Crohn's colitis and think that they have both diseases.
Another definition that can be confusing is Indeterminate colitis. You get this diagnosis when doctors are unclear whether the disease in your colon is Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis. Over time they may be able to tell and your diagnosis could change to one or the other or it may stay as indeterminate.
Dr. Zimmerman from the University of Michigan wrote in an email to Jackie and myself: Sometimes we use the term "indeterminate colitis" when it is not clear whether the colitis is UC or Crohn's colitis. Indeterminate colitis can "declare" itself to be Crohn's or UC over time, or can just stay indeterminate.
I hope that this helps clear things up a bit for all of you. Understand that both Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis are complex diseases and sometimes they don't fit neatly into a definition box. Doctors continue to learn more and more about them and the characteristics between the two often overlap because they are so similar. I am going to leave you with two emails below from two different GI doctors from two different hospitals who have responded to us in writing, though we did talk to other doctors/surgeons in person and all agree that you cannot have both diseases. We wrote to them explaining we are advocates in the IBD community and would be doing a video/blog on how you can't have both Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis and wanted to know if we were in fact right and what they had to say about it. I think a lot goes wrong in the community when understanding definitions. If anything, I hope that this blog encourages you to do your own research and understand your disease better. That has always been my goal with this blog, to give you knowledge about your disease and offer a entertaining way to get support and information. I open this up to discussion and would like to hear your thoughts. Did your doctor tell you that you have both diseases? Did you think you did but realized that you just had the definitions wrong?
Email from Dr. Ryan Madanick of UNC (gutcheckblog.com):
The question you ask is more semantic than anything, so let me just make sure there are some definitions that are understood first.
Colitis itself just means inflammation of the colon.
Colitis can have many etiologies (i.e., causes), including infections (like amoeba, E coli), ischemia (meaning loss of oxygen), etc. Crohn's and ulcerative colitis are potential idiopathic causes of colitis (meaning they don't have an identifiable cause).
Crohn's disease can affect any part of the GI tract, including the colon. When it does, it's called Crohn's colitis. However, the most common organ affected in Crohn's disease.
Ulcerative colitis is a disease that is limited to the colon, although both it and Crohn's disease can have associated conditions outside of the GI tract.
It is not uncommon for patients to be first diagnosed with UC, then get subsequently diagnosed with Crohn's (as it seems you may have been). There are a lot of reasons this happens. The most common reason is that the endoscopy looks like UC and there is no other evidence of disease outside of the colon. When this happens, it DOES NOT MEAN THEY HAVE BOTH Crohn's and UC. BUT, it means that there original diagnosis of UC as the cause of their colitis was probably not; instead Crohn's was probably the cause.
Ultimately, both Crohn's and UC are complex disorders for which a single, unifying cause has not yet been identified. They are diseases that develop because of complex interactions between a human's genetic makeup and the environment (including intestinal bacteria, foods, etc) that lead to inflammation and other pathologic changes of the intestine. We as doctors label them broadly as UC and Crohn's, but there is much more to a disease than the label.
Email from Dr. Zimmerman at the University of Michigan:
Sometimes doctors are not very precise and use the word "colitis" to mean different things at different times, based on the context – sometimes they say "colitis" and mean ulcerative colitis, sometimes "colitis" is used as a general term for inflammation in the colon that could be from Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, infection, certain medications etc. (I am guilty of this myself and should be more careful!)
You are right that Crohn's affects any part of the GI tract and ulcerative colitis primarily the colon. While Crohn's can affect any part of the GI tract, it does not typically affect all areas at once, and so we generally describe the patient's disease by their areas of involvement – Crohn's colitis (inflammation only in the colon), ileitis (ileum), or the most common form, ileocolitis (ileum and colon), etc. So patients with Crohn's colitis technically have "colitis" and Crohn's disease (though not ulcerative colitis).
To make things more complex there is a time component such that the area of involvement of Crohn's can change over time, though generally Crohn's does not travel around a lot. Also, it is not uncommon for patients with ulcerative colitis to develop, over time, features that are more suggestive of Crohn's disease. For example, if a patient with the diagnosis of ulcerative colitis develops a fistula, then doctors might change the diagnosis from ulcerative colitis to Crohn's disease. In these cases it is never clear if the patient had Crohn's disease all along or whether it switched for some reason. It is less likely for patients who are thought to have Crohn's disease to switch their diagnosis to ulcerative colitis, though this can occur and seems to happen when patients have Crohn's colitis. Sometimes we use the term "indeterminate colitis" when it is not clear whether the colitis is UC or Crohn's colitis. Indeterminate colitis can "declare" itself to be Crohn's or UC over time, or can just stay indeterminate. One final complexity, though it is not typical, ulcerative colitis patients can have inflammation in the small intestinal, stomach, esophagus or mouth. This doesn't really jive with the classic teaching that ulcerative colitis is only in the colon, but it is indeed true that UC patients can have inflammation outside the colon and still have ulcerative colitis.
The more we know about these diseases, the more overlap we recognize, and the more complex things seem. Good luck with your blog and feel free to copy and paste this info.Thanks for your question and thanks for being responsible about the information you are adding to the internet! All the best -
*Disclaimer: If you like what i'm posting and want to spread IBD awareness go for it! But please credit myself/this blog and always link back. Thanks! -Sara


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WARRENSBURG-A special vote on whether to lease three 66-passenger school buses is set for 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 22 in the High School Gym lobby.
School officials decided to hold the vote on the bus acquisition so they will be able to have accurate figures in the school budget rather than merely estimates.
If the school district leases three buses, the annual payment over five years for the new buses will be $49,000, which includes an estimated finance charge, and will receive a state rebate of about $41,650 annually for five years beginning in the 2012-13 school year.
Purchase of the new buses, however, will require an expense of $313,604 included in next year's budget. The state would rebate 85 percent of the cost, or about $53,300 annually for five years.
Superintendent of Schools Tim Lawson noted this week that buses are a large part of the annual budget, and if the district can realize a savings of over $260,000 this year by leasing, this money can be used to defer expenses in other areas.
This is Year No. 2 of the Board of Education's five-year plan to lease instead of purchase buses, as voters approved a similar leasing proposition last year. Lawson said leasing greatly reduces up-front expenses, and helps control repair costs. State transportation aid of 85 percent is the same if the district leases or purchases, he said.
Leasing also allows the district to return the buses before they start to deteriorate and need replacement parts, Lawson said.
The proposed leased buses would replace three buses which range in mileage from 83,970 miles to 101,435 as of two weeks ago. All three have required extensive factory repairs over the past few years, Lawson said. The oldest is a 2001 model and requires several thousand dollars of factory repairs in the last several years.
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There was a funny taste to the crust; I think it was from all the non-stick spray. I used a chipotle pepper instead of the fresh jalapeno. My phyllo sheets didn't hang over the edge of my 9x13 casserole. No complaints there, though, since I didn't have to worry about making a rim. Guess I need to recheck the sizes of my phyllo and pan.
Cheese Pie with Peppers
Susan Byrnes
In addition to feta, this Greek specialty traditionally uses kopanisti and graviera cheeses; this version uses more readily available cheddar and blue. Serve with a mixed greens salad for a light supper. Bell and jalapeño peppers offer sweetness and heat.
Yield: 8 servings (serving size: 1 piece)
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 243
- Calories from fat: 32%
- Fat: 8.7g
- Saturated fat: 5.2g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.4g
- Protein: 13.3g
- Carbohydrate: 27.6g
- Fiber: 1.4g
- Cholesterol: 27mg
- Iron: 1.5mg
- Sodium: 641mg
- Calcium: 292mg
- Cooking spray
- 1 1/2 cups chopped green bell pepper
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped seeded jalapeño pepper (about 1 medium)
- 1/2 cup semolina or pasta flour (about 2 1/4 ounces)
- 1 1/2 cups fat-free milk, divided
- 1 cup plain fat-free yogurt
- 1 cup (4 ounces) crumbled feta cheese
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded reduced-fat extrasharp cheddar cheese
- 1/4 cup (1 ounce) crumbled blue cheese
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 2 large egg whites
- 8 (18 x 14-inch) sheets frozen phyllo dough, thawed
- Preheat oven to 400°.
- Heat a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Coat pan with cooking spray. Add bell pepper and jalapeño; sauté 5 minutes. Stir in flour; remove from heat. Set aside 2 tablespoons milk. Gradually add remaining milk to pan, stirring well with a whisk. Stir in yogurt; bring to a boil. Remove from heat; stir 2 minutes or until thick. Cool 5 minutes. Stir in cheeses, salt, black pepper, and egg whites.
- Working with 1 phyllo sheet at a time (cover remaining dough to keep from drying), place 2 phyllo sheets in a 13 x 9-inch baking pan coated with cooking spray; gently press sheets into bottom and sides of pan, allowing ends to extend over edges of pan. Coat top sheet with cooking spray. Fold 1 phyllo sheet in half crosswise; place on sheets in bottom of pan, and coat with cooking spray. Top with 1 phyllo sheet, gently pressing sheet into bottom and sides of pan; coat with cooking spray. Spread cheese mixture evenly over top of phyllo. Fold 1 phyllo sheet in half crosswise; gently press on cheese mixture in pan, and coat with cooking spray. Top with remaining 3 phyllo sheets, coating each sheet with cooking spray. Cut ends of sheets extending over pan. Fold edges of phyllo to form a rim; flatten rim with fork. Cut 4 slits with a sharp knife in top of phyllo; brush with reserved 2 tablespoons milk. Bake at 400° for 22 minutes. Reduce oven temperature to 375° (do not remove pie from oven); bake 20 minutes or until browned. Remove from oven; let stand 15 minutes.
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- MAIN INGREDIENT: Cheese
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
- OCCASION: Autumn
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The Berlin Wall Memorial runs along the Bernauer Strasse section of the former no man's land between East and West Berlin.
A 220-metre stretch of the Berlin Wall itself has been preserved. At this historic site, you can touch and feel the past. At other parts of the memorial there are photographs, videos and sound recordings telling the story of a divided nation. A tower with an observation platform provides a view out over the former border fortifications. The visitor centre holds regular exhibitions.
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|Holy Greetings and Salutations in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
We bring you greetings from Holiness Tabernacle Church of God in Christ, where God is yet
in the miracle working business. In this season, we are anticipating God to fulfill His
promises that will yield perpetual blessings, and carry us for seasons to come. Now is the time
to increase our faith and rest in God's word. God has positioned us at this appointed time to
enlighten, encourage, and enhance the body of Christ. Therefore, we invite and encourage all
to step out on faith and embrace this great opportunity to build your relationship with Christ.
As we go forth in ministry, please continue to pray with us and for us as we rely on the spirit
of God to guide us through His anointing.
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Shell's 'Nordic Chic' Studio Kitchen
Kitchen Spotlight
Shell's newly renovated studio in Greenwich Village, New York feels much more spacious than it actually is! The 520-square-foot apartment is smartly laid out and full of hidden storage solutions, including a hidden pantry in the open kitchen. The kitchen cabinets are IKEA (a budget choice), but the countertops are 2.5" thick monolithic white Corian countertops — a worthwhile investment, according to Shell. See more photos below:
See the Full Tour: Shell's Renovated Lofty Studio | Apartment Therapy
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Supper cute. I love the way you have separated the uppers for display space. The wrap around counter is very chic. I like that room has been left for seating, but you could build in shelves if you would like more storage. Very nice.
Ok, Super, not supper!
LOVE this space. wish there was a house tour for the place. I'm so curious to see what
that top loft/nook looks like.
There IS a House Tour! It's linked to at the bottom of the post, but you can also see it here.


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Finding Father
A devoted teacher, Ernest Hiebert died trying to save two of his drowning students during a swimming outing 72 years ago this week. People who lived through the trauma of those times have called it "the saddest day in Hillsboro history." During an otherwise routine school outing at a popular swimming hole near Marion, a beloved Hillsboro teacher and principal […]
Bluejays win opener, 36-0
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Surprising HHS dominates in season opener
Hillsboro's David Dick snags a pass from quarterback Justus Hilliard near the 5-yard line. The Trojan senior than powered his way into the end zone for the team's third touchdown in a 54-20 win against Sterling. Question marks turned into exclamation marks as the Hillsboro High School football team rolled to 54-20 conquest of Sterling in the season opener for […]
Marion whips Wildcats in first game
Marion quarterback Jack Schneider runs for 24 yards during the first quarter Friday at Moundridge. The play set up a 3-yard touchdown run by Adam Janzen for Marion's first score in the 38-7 victory. Marion showed it had what it took to defeat Moundridge in the football season-opener Friday night. With a strong defensive showing—Marion maintained a shutout until the […]
'Birds have always been my thing,' says canary fan
Esther Wiebe of Hillsboro enjoys an up-close and personal moment with Crippy, one of the 21 canaries she is raising at her residence on South Wilson. "Birds are very interesting to watch," she said. "I have a television in the same room with the birds, but I watch the birds more." Esther Wiebe of Hillsboro has 21 little feathered friends. […]
Hillsboro claims preseason tournament title
Hillsboro's Alex Ratzlaff goes for the kill shot past the defense of Sterling's Chelsey Riffel (8) and Kasady Smith (33) during the championship game of the Central Kansas League Preseason Tournament Saturday in Hesston. The Trojans won the title for the third consecutive time with a 5-0 sweep. The Hillsboro volleyball team showed it will be a force to be […]
Carnival raises $6,500 for playground improvements
Yoder Hillsboro Elementary School Principal Evan Yoder waits with good humor for the next person to drop him in the dunk tank during the Back To School Carnival organized by the HES Site Council Friday at the fairgrounds. The fundraiser, which drew between 300 and 400 people, raised around $6,500 for playground improvements at the school, according to Erin Beavers, […]
Play grounded
Rain showers at mid-day Friday created water ponds under most of the playground equipment. As a result, second-graders were not allowed to play with the equipment during their afternoon recess. For years, Hillsboro Elementary School has done what it can to ensure that no child is left behind academically. Unfortunately, the school has been less successful applying the same goal […]
Marion High School football, volleyball teams plan scrimmages
Marion Football Members of the Marion High School football team warm up before practice last Friday. The Warrior volleyball and football teams will each participate in a public scrimmage Friday. Volleyball's Sports Drink Scrimmage is scheduled for 5 p.m. at the Marion Sports and Aquatics Center. Football's Soap Scrimmage is slated to follow at Warrior Field at 7 p.m. The […]
Area high school sports teams kick off official practices Aug. 18
HHS1stDayFBpractice725 HHS1stDayFBpractice725 Members of the Hillsboro High School football team take off on another run-jog interval across the length of the elementary school field as part of the first official day of practice for fall sports teams on Monday. The Trojans are led by coach Lance Sawyer, who begins his third year at the helm. The first game of the […]
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Following our recent discussion on our updated mobile/cellular data spend, we examine the affordability of that service across the Caribbean. In our recent Snapshot: 2014 update on mobile data spend in the Caribbean , we reviewed mobile/cellular data plans from across 17 Caribbean countries to determine and compare the amounts being spent. Using the information …
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Jul 09 2014
Snapshot: 2014 update on mobile data spend in the Caribbean
A 2014 update on how much is being spent on mobile/cellular data plans – prices and data caps – in the Caribbean. With relatively healthy competition and attractive prices in the mobile/cellular voice segment of the Caribbean markets, increasingly, the focus for both the telecoms companies and policymakers has been shifting to mobile/cellular broadband data. …
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Jul 02 2014
Snapshot: 2014 update on the state of telecoms in the Caribbean
An update of fixed-line, mobile/cellular and fixed-broadband Internet take up across select Caribbean countries, as of 2013. This year, 2014, marks our fourth review of telecoms services take up across the Caribbean, in terms of subscriptions density. Table 1 lists the countries that were included in the exercise, which we have increased from 17 to …
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Jun 27 2014
Telecoms and ICT in the age of the Information Society
With liberalisation of Guyana's telecoms sector imminent, is the policy and regulatory environment in the Caribbean aligned with global trends? Liberalisation of telecoms in the Caribbean began about 15 years ago. The introduction of competition, coupled with new entrants offering low cost mobile/cellular service has led to a revolution in the countries where it has …
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Jun 11 2014
Snapshot: How affordable is mobile/cellular service in the Caribbean in 2014?
Our annual update of mobile/cellular affordability across the Caribbean, and to what extent has it changed since 2013. Last week, we published our 2014 Snapshot of the likely monthly spend for mobile/cellular service based on pre-defined baskets of services, and compared those results with figures reported from 2013. In this post, and similar to what …
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Kohli, Gayle lead RCB to 26-run win over Pune
Kohli, Gayle lead RCB to 181/5 against Pune
Bangalore: Royal Challengers Bangalore rode on Virat Kohli's whirlwind half century and Chris Gayle's blitzkrieg at the start to notch up a formidable 181 for five in their Indian Premeir League (IPL) match against Pune Warriors here today.
Put into bat, Kohli smashed 67 off 42 balls after Gayle laid the foundation with 49 off a mere 26 delievries, to lead the home team's challenge at the Chinnaswamy stadium.
Kohli hit four boundaries and as many sixes during his stay at the crease while Gayle found the ropes three times and cleared it the same number of times.
After a quiet first over, Tillakaratne Dilshan scored the first boundary of the Bangalore innings, when he drove Jerome Taylore's short of length delivery through the covers.
Thereafter, till the last ball of the ninth over, the show completely belonged to Gayle, who unleashed an array of hefty blows, leaving the opposition bowlers hapless, and the crowd delighted.
On the receiving end of Gayle's furious onslaught was Kamran Khan who conceded 47 runs in his three overs.
The big-hitting West Indies opener picked the left-arm seamer for 20 runs, including two massive sixes and two boundaries, in the innings' third over.
After being welcomed with a four over extra cover, Kamran was sent over long-off for the maximum. He then bowled a short one, which was smashed over long-on by the marauding left-hander.
More misery was in store for Kamran as he conceded two more sixes and a boundary in the sixth over and his second.
The over-pitched one was sent soaring over the backward point, the short of length delivery was thumped over long-on while length balls were whacked through the midwicket region.
Leg-spinner Rahul Sharma removed Dilshan and Gayle in quick succession but Kohli had other ideas.
The stylish right-hander from Delhi pumelled Kamran's length ball over long-on for and six, and moments later, did the same to Sharma.
Kohli then picked Taylor for two more sixes, the first one over square leg and the next over third man.
Kohli was literally toying with the Pune bowlers till he holed out to Harpreet Singh off Alfonso Thomas in the penultimate over.
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I have never seen a man so passionate about what he does. I have never seen an artist who cares so much about their fans. I have never seen a man so grateful for the amount of love he receives.
Jungsu, thank you for showing us just how important we are to you, but never forget, you are much so more important to us. When you cry, we cry. When you smile, we smile. When you laugh, we laugh. You'll always own that huge part of our heart. There's no need to worry about that. You're someone we could never forget. We love you with all our hearts, we'll always be with you.
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Yeay!! I'm missing my tumblr so much. Now, after think a lot, i've decided to make this tumblr for Super Junior especially Choi Siwo. I'll post in English and sometimes in Bahasa. ^^ Fighting :D
They're my prince :')
Since I know them, Super Junior. not just a usual boyband. they are extraordinary. :D consist of 13 member and 2 on the subgroup. They've made me fall in love with them, make me call my self as Everlasting Friend.
I don't know exactly, when i become an ELF. hehe..
On 2009, for the first time i see my beloved bias (read: Choi Siwon). I saw him on television, it told about Siwon who come from rich family. I saw him, he is handsome enough, oh I think He is really handsome. Then, I went to internet to look for his photo. "Aaa…. he is not just handsome, but also cute.", I shouted.
Then, there was a hallyu wave in my school, especially in my class. In the television, there was a korean drama, BBF. and somehow, i like TVXQ, especially Kim Jaejoong. *ah he is handsome too*
The time goes fast. I was on 9 grade, and somehow.. My heart return to my beloved husband (read: Choi Siwon) LOL. And i know them, SUPER JUNIOR. LEETEUK, HEECHUL, HANGENG, KANGIN, SHINDONG, SUNGMIN, EUNHYUK, SIWON, DONGHAE, RYEOWOOK, KIBUM, KYUHYUN.
It was difficult to differentiate Ryeowook and Sungmin, they look like same. haha.. but finally, i can remeber them well.
I spent my money to buy some magazine which contain Super Junior's poster.
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Driving a used car doesn't have to be scary. In fact, there's usually nothing actually wrong with them at all, the previous owners just got tired of them. How sad! My first new car was a disaster. Not really because of how it was when I got it, because obviously it was new. But I […] Read More


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This is our featured flintknapper section, where we will spotlight different flintknappers. We will put up a profile of the knapper and show pictures of their work and run their work through our scoring system if they like. If you are interested in being a featured knapper please contact us.
We have chosen, Jim Winn, a self-taught knapper from California as our first featured knapper. Jim represents what we strive for here at Modern Flintknapping. He is pushing the envelope with his work, understands the skill involved in making a thin piece and is constantly developing his skills. Jim employs new and interesting techniques in his work, such as the parallel flaking over percussion as seen in his obsidian piece. Jim is open and easy to talk to with no hidden agendas and genuinely interested in seeing the art of flintknapping continue to progress. He has several videos on YouTube that i would recommend anyone wanting to learn more about flintknapping view. I would like to thank Jim for his help on the development of the grading system found on this site. To see more of Jim's work go to www.flintknappers.com and visit his gallery. Below are pictures of some of his talented work and how they score in the grading system.
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Alright folks, it's game week.
Questions abound:
Can Tech's offense pick up were it left off against Duke?
Can Tech's defense pick up were it left off against Duke?
Should Duke be the measuring stick? Don't answer that.
The point is Tech's offense, and its defense, was rolling (other than the Wake clunker) before the bye.
Here's the good news.
Last year's bye came on Sept. 27. Tech came back and smoked Duke 27-0. It had another Saturday off Nov. 15 and came back and smoked Miami 41-23 in a Thursday nighter.
Coach Paul Johnson said he thinks everyone who got dinged up against Duke will be back for Georgia, including starting center Sean Bedford. Robert Hall, who had once said he hoped to be back in time for Georgia, likely won't be back until the spring.
As colleague Tim Tucker reported earlier, Georgia coach Mark Richt said he hopes that wide receiver A.J. Green and safety Baccari Rambo will be able to play on Saturday. Both were injured against Auburn.
A few hoops thoughts…
Gani Lawal has picked up where he left off last season. Through four games, he's averaging 15 points and 11.8 rebounds a game.
And, the rest of the big men flanking him are doing fairly well, as well. Favors has a 13/7.8 going. Peacock 9.5/5.3.
Field goal defense is 36.9 percent, rebound margin is 14, a stat I'm making up but seems interesting…..personal foul margin is 14 in Tech's favor, opponents are hitting just 27.5 percent of their 3-pointers…
Biggest concern: 73 turnovers.
November 22nd, 2009
9:44 pm
first baby first just like GT!
November 22nd, 2009
9:47 pm
Georgia quit on Saturday. They are ready to get this season over and start serving their probations. Richt will have a tough time keeping his players from getting arrested for more driving infractions over the Thanksgiving break.
November 22nd, 2009
9:49 pm
got to say good comments tonight from CPJ but not happy to hear he is going to sit down and talk to Dwyer, Burnett and Morgan and possibly Thomas about their NFL careers..I mean I would think CPJ would rally the troops into coming back for a possible chance to play for a national championship. If they happen to win 3 out they have to be preranked coming into next season no worse than #3. Do they not have Lloyds of London insurance policies these players can take out their senior year? I also do not see where Calvin Johnson lit up his first year nor Stafford/.Moreno either by leavin early.
November 22nd, 2009
10:08 pm
NC 2010 They all leave for the MONEY If they are first rounders. I hope they stay but doubt they will. Would be great to see this whole TEAM Together in 2010.
November 22nd, 2009
10:20 pm
I think UGA is a much better team than the way they played last night, a fumble and interception cost them the game..having said that…I think GT will pick up where they left off and roll up yardage and td's….Surprised to see tickets going on sale on Stubhub that UGA fans apear to be unloading..already given up
November 22nd, 2009
10:37 pm
@NC: The NCAA has some kind of insurance program for pro-prospect players, to get them to stay through their eligibility.
@GT: Also noted the prices for tix dropping from ~$200 to just over $100 on StubHub.
Tech is hitting on all cylinders now.
I'd like to see us hang 50+ on UGA, but we also need to avoid pulling a UF and getting greedy if the oppty presents itself.
November 22nd, 2009
10:59 pm
Sam Bradford will be a cautionary tale to talented juniors for years to come. The risks of delaying a pay day are too high for first rounders.
Yes, it would be great if ALL our juniors came back to play on the Flats, but that simply isn't realistic to think it will happen. Both Dwyer and Morgan are almost certainly going to leave early. I think Bay Bay will be back and Burnett could go either way.
Let's enjoy all these guys for the three games ahead. This has been a great season already, but it will got a lot better with a big win on Saturday.
November 22nd, 2009
11:06 pm
@jabster: CP"Goferit"J probably wouldn't run the score up against u[sic]ga, if for no other reason than to keep folks in good shape for Clemons. Remember, his goal is the ACC title and hanging an extra 15 on the Muttlanders – regardless of how much *we* would want them to – won't go one inch towards getting to THE goal.
@Biff: It's not so much that u[sic]ga quit last night as did their fans. Shots of spots of empty seats was one thing. But to see them walking 75 yards 6-7 abreast with 2 minutes to go and down only a score at home was amazing. The Muttlanders have definitely given up on 2009 and the Jackets may have a bigger 12th man Saturday night than we think.
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November 23rd, 2009
4:36 am
Every coach has a sit down discussion with their juniors in order to help them in accessing the right information about entering the draft, or remaining at Tech to obtain a degree. These kids are well aware of what their options are if they stay at Tech. Also, Paul Johnson can get real information from Coach Smith of the Falcons to steer the players to a proper decision.
A story on Paul Johnson's record in rivalry games is now available for viewing on http://isportsweb.com. Getting ready for the big game against Georgia on Saturday. THWG!
November 23rd, 2009
6:43 am
If Georgia Tech jumps up 14-0 it will get ugly from there for the Dawgs. Georgia will flat lay down and you'll have a 56-14 type score.
Go Jackets!
November 23rd, 2009
8:05 am
Georgia is a talented team and they will dissect the LSU film from last year to try to see how to stop the option. If we don't get a pass rush, Cox and Green will play pitch & catch all night. I wish I thought this would be a blowout, but I don't, it will more likely be a shootout. The good news is, Tech is better-coached and mentally tougher than UGA (never said THAT during the Chan Gailey Era, did we?)
November 23rd, 2009
8:32 am
I'd be more upset if CPJ DIDN'T have a talk with the Juniors about the NFL.
November 23rd, 2009
8:42 am
"Georgia is a talented team and they will dissect the LSU film from last year to try to see how to stop the option."
First, the LSU game wasn't nearly as bad as everyone makes it out to be. There are no big secrets to stopping the option there, unless you can somehow manufacture a dropped pass by Bey Bey in the end zone, a muffed punt return, and onside kick recovery, and a Paul Johnson going for it on his own 20.
Second, you act like its some well kept secret that no other team knows about. If you think uga is smart enough to go dig up some footage that is almost a year old, wouldn't the other teams do the same? Those same other teams we have racked up some pretty good yardage against.
Third, that footage isn't even the best or the most recent on how to stop the option. I'd look to quarters 2 and 3 of Clemson first, then maybe a few series from the LSU game. Really there isn't much film study can do to help you. Best bet is to put Logan Gray on scout team and have the defense practice against it 24/7 from now till Saturday.
November 23rd, 2009
8:45 am
Thank God and Greyhound that chan gomer gailey is gone forever. That is the main reason that TECH football is back.
Any TECH fans (especially those on the HIVE) that defended or supported gomer and allowed him to destroy TECH football for 6 long sorry years….you all SUCK as bad as gomer and should apologize.
Paul Johnson is the real deal…we could have had him in 2002…think about it.
TECH is going to stomp a mudhole in them dawgs.
November 23rd, 2009
8:54 am
Some over/unders for you.
Points: GT 45 UGAg 17
TD's: Nesbitt 2, Dwyer 2, Allen 1.5, Jones 1.5, Thomas 1.5. UGAgs offense 2.
Rushing: GT 420 yards, UGAg 130,
Dwyer 160 yards, Nesbitt 85, Allen 90, Jones 90, King 45, Ealey 55
Passing GT 160 yards, UGAg 160 yards,
Thomas 80, Hill 40,
Sacks: GT 5, (Morgan 2.5). UGAg 1
Holding penalties on Morgan 3.
Interceptions: GT 2 (Burnett 1), UGAg .5
Punts: GT .5, UGAg 4.
When UGAg fans exit stadium: 5 minutes into the 3rd quarter.
Final Score GT 49 UGAg 17
November 23rd, 2009
9:14 am
Lets concentrate on beating UGA. I want to win. I don't care if it's 1 or 30 points. Just win. Ramblin Wreck!
November 23rd, 2009
9:23 am
I wish you'd drop it, everyone is fed up. I skip your posts entirely now as do many others. Wouldn't you like to contribute something positive to our discussions and be welcomed back to the huddle?
November 23rd, 2009
9:46 am
I paid $40 each for my Duke tickets.
Got to the game & Duke students were scalping for $7 each!
November 23rd, 2009
9:57 am
Come on, m. Leave Chan alone. All Tech fans are glad he's gone!
He's gone, we've got a great Coach and we are winning.
Don't beat a dead horse.
This kind of talk doesn't help Tech at all.
You've got such good comments otherwise.
November 23rd, 2009
10:18 am
M you are an idiot and a poor exuse for a ga tech fan! simple as that!
November 23rd, 2009
10:25 am
NC campaign 2010
You can't be serious in your comment that Johnson should try to talk any players out of going to the NFL?
Would you turn down a 5 million dollar raise to stay at your job next year?
Johnson will help any junior player get a solid decision on where that player fits into the NFL. Plus, he can call on help from his good buddy at the Falcons.
November 23rd, 2009
10:31 am
Best game I've seen TECH beat UGA's Butts like 48-6 and would love to see it again, but I'll gladly settle right now for a 7-6 win.
November 23rd, 2009
10:40 am
Hey m, I supported Chan Gailey, as I am not a fair weather fan.
I witnessed many of the Reggie Ball losses, firsthand, and they all hurt.
But that's what you do- you support your team, no matter what. I don't care what the mutts spew, there aren't many bandwagon Tech fans. I
Like many folks, I was hoping for another Friedgen/Hamilton, but this is turning out waaaaay better.
November 23rd, 2009
10:58 am
Tech needs to avoid the big play from UGA. Thats how they score, because Cox can't put together a solid drive.
November 23rd, 2009
11:14 am
Yards per carry GT 8.5 UGAg 3.5
November 23rd, 2009
11:15 am
I want to see this team put it all together for once, just to prove they can. I want to see them play defense *before* getting "punched in the mouth" first. I want to see the D-backs cover somebody…. and I want to see a D-line pass rush. I want to see us control the clock to the tune of 65/35 possession advantage.
I want to see NO TURNOVERS, no "cut block" calls, no blocks-in-the-back on returns.
NO KICKOFFS OUT OF BOUNDS. No kick-returners running into each other, keystone cops-style.
We will have to play our best game Dec. 5. This game is a dress-rehearsal.
Other than that, I don't ask much…. LOL
November 23rd, 2009
11:18 am
The Sports Illustrated site now projects Tech over Clemson, and Tech v. TCU in Miami.
It is now or never for this team to start clicking on all cylinders.
They need to play relaxed, but focused. Offense, defense, special teams need to play their best games over the next 3 games.
It starts Saturday….
November 23rd, 2009
11:47 am
Agreed. m please stop posting on here. Us Tech fans don't claim you as one of our own. It's been two years. Time to let Chan go.
November 23rd, 2009
11:58 am
I would love to see Tech play T C U in the orange bowl. But first……
November 23rd, 2009
12:29 pm
Wake Forest clunker? Nice to know 463 yards of offense is a clunker. Seriously Doug? Clunker?
November 23rd, 2009
12:30 pm
I give thanks for having this week off so that I can look at GT highlights…this is for GT fans..got to take a look at 2nd half highlights of 08 Tech UGA game. If that doesn't fire you up nothing will!
November 23rd, 2009
1:03 pm
WOW…u nerds sure are about to get a slice of HUMBLE PIE!!!!!Watch what i tell you…UGA 41 GT 24 FINAL
November 23rd, 2009
1:23 pm
so if Dwyer is rated 8th in the first round of hte NFL draft, then shame on the ACC and local media for puttingC J Spiller on a higher pedastal all season. Never saw any ACC campaign to promote Dwyer for Heisman
November 23rd, 2009
2:27 pm
November 23rd, 2009
2:44 pm
Backpack, backpack!!!
November 23rd, 2009
3:28 pm
m, I love your comments. There's a lot of wisdom in there. If only Tech had left Chan alone, I might still be coaching Georgia. Don't let anybody discourage you, m.
November 23rd, 2009
3:32 pm
Amazing, simply amazing. The hypocrisy of Tech fan's crashing in on the UGA blogs, trying to find something to criticize.
You can't minimize the success UGA has had since Mark Richt tenure. You can't minimize the success GT is having. You CAN minimize the lack of class and respect you have for each team. We each represent the state of Georgia. It is THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA you are GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOBY. Either side that does not want success for the other does not understand the history and brotherhood of the rivalry.
Tech fan's, don't misinterpret the UGA faithful, they are faithful. Just because they walk away at the end of the game, has no reflection on their support. When you are bitter over another teams past success to resort to criticizing over current shortcoming's, it belittles your teams accomplishments.
A good friend of Bobby Ross here. Georgia will be fine, they need a year or so. Tech will have a set back when new leadership runs the option. It comes and goes in cycles. UGA has been masking it's problems on the line for a few years, with great finesse players.
Again, it all comes and goes in cycles. Hopefully Tech gets a BCS game and wins. Great for the state of Georgia. UGA gets a bowl bid and gets some playing time for the young players.
Not sure if we can fix what is between the ear's of classless UGA and Tech fan's, but I hope some of you can start. But the reality is most classless people can't be changed, they were not raised properly.
Go UGA, Go Tech.
If UGA plays flawless, UGA 34, Tech 41
If UGA plays as they have all year, UGA 28, Tech 45
Key's to the game.
UGA: The perimeter option ate UGA up last year. More of a 3-4 defense. Force Tech to run-up the middle. Push out blockers and get into the backfield on the perimeter. If linebackers can penetrate on the perimeter, it will go along way. By the way pup's, you have to tackle. on offense, UGA needs to give Tech some of it's own medicine as a shocker, run the ball. If UGA can run at least 4 yards a carry, and have over 200 yards on the ground and take back some of techs TOP it will go along way to help them stay in the game. If UGA limit's if penalties, turnovers and establish the run. It will be closer than Tech wants it to be.
Georgia Tech: Keep doing what you do. Option left, right and middle. Mix in play action to keep the secondary from cheating-up. Georgia tech will need to stop UGA's running game, but I believe UGA will stop themselves as they have all season with costly mistakes. Tech must be careful as they are now the top team as Georgia was last year. Nobody is giving UGA a chance, not even their crazy fan's. It is Tech's to lose, not UGA's to win.
Go UGA, Go Tech
November 23rd, 2009
3:42 pm
LSU, Miami & UGA..what is in common?? They all have super athletes that can purse and breakdown the option. Only problem is that most athletes are not necessarily football players.
UGA may surprise the Tech fan's more than they wish. UGA will self destruct as they have all year. They are pathetic, if you wipe out their abnormal penalties and turnovers they would be a 8-3 team. Don't buy into the GT fan's, we are going to crush them. They have as good or better athletes than teams that have beat us.
Game will be one before half time if Tech is going to blow it out. If not then it may be close.
November 23rd, 2009
4:06 pm
Repect uga?……yes. Will I ever pull for uga? Never!!! That's just the way I was brought up. I don't know too many "Georgia born and bred" folks that do pull for both teams.
November 23rd, 2009
4:13 pm
Dude…let it go. It's been 2 years now. We're all glad that he's gone but there is no freakin reason to post the same crap on every single blog. At least come up with something original.
November 23rd, 2009
4:30 pm
M I'm begining to think you are on the same mental level as most Dawg fans.
November 23rd, 2009
5:08 pm
"I mean I would think CPJ would rally the troops into coming back for a possible chance to play for a national championship."
Actually, I think that CPJ cares about his players' (futures) first; he will advise any of his players who are likely to be drafted in the first round, particularly near the top, that they should declare for the draft after this season, particularly with the potential that the NFL will put rookie contracts in their next CBA much like the NBA did. There is a good chance the 2010 NFL draft will be the last where top draft picks can sign these massive $40 million contracts and any of his players that have a shot at being drafted that early.
Players who are projected to be drafted late first round, second round, or later may see no benefit by leaving early and may be able to secure better contracts by staying and having a higher draft ranking in 2011.
My prediction is that Dwyer and Morgan will enter the NFL draft in 2011; next year's skill players will be:
QB – Josh Nesbitt
B-Back – Anthony Allen
A-Back – Embry Peeples
A-Back – Roddy Jones
WR – Demaryius Thomas
WR – Stephen Hill
Peeples has a breakout year as a junior, rushing attack takes a hit because Allen doesn't have the same breakaway ability as Dwyer, Nesbitt's passing game is much improved with a stretch goal of 2500 yards although 2000 yards is the more likely outcome.
Johnson's passing game requires great wingbacks and Roddy Jones and Marcus Wright aren't, they are tailbacks. I predict Peeples will be scary good in this offense when he is a starter. If Johnson has another true wingback on the bench who is not currently in the rotation, but sees action next year then we might see more 4 WR routes.
November 23rd, 2009
5:11 pm
I mean Dwyer and Morgan enter the this years' draft, 2010.
November 23rd, 2009
5:13 pm
honestly none of you know what Dwyer will do so write all the sermons on here you want…Bet you didn't think that Tebow, McCoy and Bradford would all come back either…
November 23rd, 2009
5:17 pm
"Bet you didn't think that Tebow, McCoy and Bradford would all come back either…"
That is pre-Sam Bradford thinking! Also, the potential CBA renegotiation is a key factor in this year's draft that did not affect last years.
November 23rd, 2009
5:28 pm
Doug it's Georgia TECH, not Georgia. Sheesh.
Coach Paul Johnson said he thinks everyone who got dinged up against Duke will be back for Georgia
November 23rd, 2009
5:29 pm
Nevermind. I misinterpreted it. Doh. My mal.
November 23rd, 2009
5:39 pm
You can't blame a player for leaving early if they will be an early draft pick. I would love to see Dwyer, Thomas, and the Morgans come back but I can't say that I would pass up 1st round NFL Draft money to come back and try and improve on the best season my school has had in 30 years. Just ask Gresham and Bradford out in Oklahoma what they would do if they could go back.
November 23rd, 2009
5:43 pm
Sorry, meant to say best in 20 years, not 30. It's UGA that hasn't won a championship in 30 years, not Tech.


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Danny Seo's 5 Tips for Saving Money at the Organic Grocery
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While we love organic grocery stores, it can be very pricey to shop at such places (we have friends who jokingly refer to Whole Foods as Whole Paycheck). So we were very intrigued when Danny Seo — who has become such a popular, helpful resource for economical, eco-friendly, and stylish living — hinted to us that he'd found ways we hadn't even considered to save at these stores.
And, in a surprisingly related side note, he also shares his secret for organizing his holiday ornaments! Come read his tips for saving money — have you tried any of these?
Here are Danny's thoughtful tips for saving a buck or two at the organic grocery — specifically Whole Foods (although these can be applied to most organic grocery stores).
Danny Seo's 5 Tips for Saving Money at the Organic Grocery
1. You can, and should, use coupons at the organic grocery and Whole Foods.
The biggest misconception about the store is that they don't take coupons. But, although they function differently than the average big-box grocer, they take the same coupons. Whether you find them right on Whole Foods own website or in their newsletter (which also offers budget-friendly recipes and tips on what's on sale and in season), in your Sunday paper or through the websites of individual brands, these coupons work just as well here as anywhere. Brands like Morningstar Farms, Kashi Cereal, and Method, among others, have both websites and pages on Facebook. Sign up for the brand newsletter or "Like" them on Facebook to start receiving their coupons.
2. Join Reyclebank
Recyclebank is a new, free online community that rewards eco-conscious behavior with coupons. Sign up to learn their helpful and simple tips on making your life greener. Each time you pledge to implement a tip, your account is awarded points. Use your points to get coupons for significant savings on your favorite products from Kiss My Face to Earthbound Farm organic salad mixes. Not only do they offer coupons with big savings, you can target the brands you actually buy. During his last Whole Foods trip, Recyclebank coupons saved Danny about $20 off his bill! The average Reyclebank user saves close to $150 a year.
• Visit Recyclebank: Recyclebank
3. Buy generic or house brand cereals, olive oils, frozen fruits and vegetables.
Just like your regular supermarket, Whole Foods and other big chains of organic groceries usually have their own versions of generic branded food. Whole Foods 365 brands are indistinguishable from the national brands...and just as good.
The best choices are the ones certified USDA organic. Since all brands have to follow the same guidelines from the United States Department of Agriculture to earn the organic mark, it's a guarantee that it's healthy. And house brands are often significantly cheaper!
• Find the USDA guidelines: USDA organic guidelines
4.Buy local and seasonal — and upcycle a box while you're at it!
If you're jonesing for organic strawberries in January, you'll pay a premium for them because it's January, not because they're organic. If you shop Whole Foods regularly, you'll discover that they often have sales of produce in season when the supplies are high. Buy it on sale and freeze it for the winter. Berries are especially easy to freeze: spread them out on a baking sheet so they're not touching and stick the tray in the freezer, bag them when frozen.
• Here's a list of state-specific seasonal produce guides to help you out!.
And, while you're in the produce section, ask if you can have some of those cardboard boxes with the plastic inserts that often hold fragile produce like peaches and tomatoes. They make great organizers for your holiday ornaments!
5. Don't lie about organic produce.
This last is less a tip for immediate savings than for keeping the price of organic produce down in the long run, whether at Whole Foods or your local supermarket. Unfortunately, Danny has seen a lot of people who will look at the prices of organic and conventionally grown produce and immediately see the price difference. To "beat the system" they fill their bag with the organic produce, weigh it at one of those machines that print out a price sticker and use the conventional produce code to get a cheaper price.
The problem is that supermarkets keep track of sales of products throughout their stores and if they see that the organic produce isn't selling, they'll stop stocking it. Or, if they do stock it, the price will be higher because the supermarket can't make a good deal with the supplier.
So, if you like buying organic produce, be honest when you weigh it.
Thanks Danny!
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Wow, I'd never heard of Recyclebank. Looks like a great resource. Thanks for the tip, Danny!
Aaaannnd....... Just crashed the Recyclebank servers.
Tip 5 is basically "don't shoplift". Anyone who does this should be ashamed (and punished) - any "good" they feel they are doing by shopp(lift)ing organic is worthless.
Semantics, but filling your bag with organic and paying for non-organic is stealing, not lying. It's unfortunate that this tip can't go without saying.
Great tips! Thanks for sharing
Wow, between these tips and the Living Social deal I bought for Whole Foods yesterday ($10 for $20 worth of groceries), I'll be saving some major bucks! thanks!
Yup, definitely crashed Recyclebank's servers. Nicely done kitchn readers! :)
What?!?! He said nothing of the bulk section. You'll save like 3 bucks on Granola just because it doesn't have a box. Don't get me started on the savings on rice, beans, and other grains and legumes.
I always think about item #5, people that are trying to beat the system. I always worry that the Giant near my home will stop selling organic for that very reason.
Stacey ann Dolenti
For the merchandise I buy, Whole Foods has the best price/value ratio. They have the best prices on many things I buy and I use their coupons all the time. I also love the good wine discount and the case discount on ANYTHING. We shop at the farmer's market first, swing by WF second, and fill in at Trader Joes during the week. We only visit a conventional grocery store every few months and I am always outraged at the pricing.
AAAARGH why did no one tell me about the LS deal!!!!!!
Finally, mislabeling produce to pay non-organic is simply theft.
I agree with all of these tips. I regularly shop at Whole Foods and spend no more money than I would at a conventional grocery store. I buy mostly... whole foods... as opposed to processed, packaged things and that's the key. If you go to Whole Foods and buy a bunch of crackers, cheese, and prepared foods from the deli, you are going to pay a lot. But in season fruit and vegetables, which often go on sale, and specials for meat and seafood are very reasonable. In fact, for organics, Whole Foods is generally slightly cheaper than the other chains near me.
The tip for the store brand is also essential: sure, they have really expensive olive oil made by French nuns and Pope-blessed olives, but the 365 brand is fairly priced and great quality for day to day use.
And don't get me started on the people who come to my local farmer's market, GORGE themselves on samples, and never buy ANYTHING.
He should offer a tip for those of us who can find no use of coupons, since these are almost always for boxed food items that people who buy fresh food don't buy. Or perhaps there isn't a way to save on fresh organic food.
Oh, and just because it's Whole Food's generic brand, doesn't mean it's any healtheir than generic. A lot of their stuff still has hfcs and their mints and gums have artificial sweeteners in them. I always read the label whenever my coworkers leave around their Whole Foods purchases like iced teas, mints, etc. around the work space.
"Since all brands have to follow the same guidelines from the United States Department of Agriculture to earn the organic mark, it's a guarantee that it's healthy"
Since when does organic mean healthy?
Who does that? I've never even considered swapping conventional for organic...my mind just doesn't work that way. Great tips! Thank you!
@SF Cole Thanks for the reminder about the bulk sections!!
Just to clarify ... that a product is USDA Certified Organic is not a guarantee that it's "healthy". Organic ice cream is still ice cream. Ditto organic pop. They may contain fewer scary ingredients, taste better and be better for the environment (in some cases), but they're still junk food.
Another tip for Whole Foods discounts: see if there is anyone conducting marketing research in your area. They frequently need "secret shoppers" to interview the staff at Whole Foods, and will reward you with a $50 gift certificate. I did this, and although it took me about an hour to ask the questions, and more to write up the report, I found myself getting into it, and enjoying the experience. Then I blew the fifty bucks on cheese and expensive olive oil.
Also, for those of us who live in smaller towns without Whole Foods, it's worthwhile to check the website of your local organic grocery store (if you're lucky enough to get one), and sign up for deals. We've got Earthfare here, and they frequently email you with coupons for free produce. And don't forget to shop at farmer's markets, join CSAs, and check out your town or city's organic co-ops. There's one around the corner of me that awards up to a 20% discount for volunteering just 2-3 hours a week. It's a great way to meet your neighbors and become part of a larger, greener community.
I used to have an apartment that was right around the corner from a Whole Foods. By going there all too often I discovered that they seem to have better deals on Tuesday and Wednesday. I think the day with the most sales was Tuesday. (At least at the P Street market in DC a few years ago.)
@ Anita83--I agree. Coupons are mostly worthless to me because they're still for name brand boxed/canned/packaged items--in other words, NOT whole foods!
As for #5, totally stealing. I bought some organic bulk almonds the other day. The cashier said to me, "I can tell you're an honest person because you wrote the organic bulk code and not the conventional. We sell tons of conventional almonds and almost no organic ones, yet we always seem to be filling up the organic bin."
I am totally with SF Cole. I expected the bulk tip to be first on the list! Bulk foods are not only cheaper but often (depending on the store) fresher. Bulk, organic herbs and spices are the deal of the century and you don't have to buy a whole jar of something you only use occasionally.
SHAME on the ones that print cheeper labels and eat all the samples and not buy. Why can't people be HONEST and pay fair share like everybody else. Come on people, your better than that.
I know I'm being naive, but why in the world would anybody fake the code for conventional vs. organic? Karma will bite back! The older I get, the less fraud and foolery make sense.
I just want to point out that coupons are not just for boxed junk food. Whole Foods offers coupons on natural cleaning products, paper products (toilet paper), etc. Check the web, e-mails, etc, and not just your Sunday paper.
If you like particular natural products, visit their website. 90% of the time if you click around, you can get great coupons.
Also, to add, just because something says "organic" doesn't mean it's "natural". Plenty of organic things can easily be synthesized.
I like to dream about eating organic. However, where I live eating organically (unless it's summer and you can grow vegetables), is too expensive.
It could just be my location that makes organic more pricey, since I live in northern British Columbia (plus adding a %12 tax onto food makes organic produce and goods even more expensive). I noticed while I was in Florida for the summer the organic food was nearly equivalent in price to conventional foods. I was both shocked and pleased.
AWESOME tips!
anita 83 can you be specific-- I do buy a lot of Whole Foods house brands, and I read the labels, and I've never seen high fructose corn syrup used in any of the things I've bought. What WF often does is see which main-label organic brand sells well, then mimics it under the 365 label. But I've seen them stick to high quality ingredients with their house brands.
Another vote for the bulk bins! Many items like grains are cheaper in bulk at Whole Foods than bagged at the grocery store.
Not just from the bins, when you buy in bulk. Stores near us offer case discounts on just about anything. Farmers will give you a price break for volume purchasing, too. I'll go in with friends on a bushel of peaches, tomatoes, sweet peppers, etc., from local organic farms. Look for a locavore group in your area - they may have sources for cooperative buying. (You'll save money on great food, even if it isn't technically saving at the grocer's.)
PS - an observation about bulk bins: they are not always more economical than the prepackaged stuff. For instance, we discovered that a package of arrowroot powder was a LOT less expensive by weight than arrowroot powder in the bulk bin. Go figure why, but I'm glad we checked!
Tip #5 is a complete waste of time. These aren't 10yo people. They know it's stealing. They just don't care. And they still won't care now that you've made it a 'tip'.
But along the same lines, I've had issues where organic and conventional are misplaced/mislabeled and if I'm not careful I'll pick up and pay for the one I don't want. Seen it several times.
I thought I read somewhere that Whole Foods doesn't use HFCS in any of the products it sells, so I had to double check...came across this article: http://newhope360.com/food/whole-foods-drops-products-high-fructose-corn-syrup-kind - so they stopped as of Jan. 2011. Hope it's true!
The thing with bulk bins - sometimes I worry that those bins have more germs, in case people decide to try the stuff and take things with their hands, like nuts or dried fruit, does that ever cross your mind?
And tip #5, wow, really?? I can't believe you would even post it...I'm sure that there are people out there that haven't even thought about it & after reading your "tip", will actually do it (instead of not doing!!!) I'd vote to remove that last tip!!! Like some other people said, we're not 10 year olds!!! If anyone is doing it, they KNOW it is wrong to do!!! But they keep doing it!!! It just gives ideas for those people that haven't thought about doing it.
I worked at Whole Foods and shopping in the middle of the week does help, a list helps and the 365 brand, esp the olive oil, rocks. We are always pleased with the wine specials and if something is "off" or not up to standards, bring it back and get the refund. Check out the pet food, can and bag. It's not from China. Shop careful and mindfully and you can have very nice meals. The bulk bins rock, esp for flour and other things you may be trying for the first time, you can purchase just what you need to find out if that recipe needs to go into regular rotation for your family.
It is simply untrue that Whole Foods private label uses HFCS.
"To wear any of our labels, an item must meet the highest standards for quality and taste, so we search the world for the most flavorful foods that are free of artificial flavorings, colorings, sweeteners, preservatives and hydrogenated fats."
And the vast majority of the products they carry do not use it either. I check ever label, on every product, I buy. I've never seen a label that has it but I know it is in theory in the story.
Add my voice to those shocked by #5. Never even crossed my mind and I've never noticed anyone doing it. I will of course be suspiciously eying my fellow shoppers from now on!
I LOVE the bulk bins. Right now I'm doing the Hunger Challenge (eating on $33.04 for the week), and for under four dollars I got enough brown rice, dried black beans, and dried chickpeas to get me through my entire week of dinners.
(A fellow Challenger is subsisting on ramen, margarine, 15% juice drink, and hot dogs -- to each his own, I guess.)
agree with serendipitwaddle: for some reason, a good number of bulk items are actually MORE expensive from the bins than packaged bulk (for example, a 5-lb. bag of rice). do the math in order to get real savings!
That's a Harris Teeter if I've ever seen one.
My youngest sister worked at a fancy grocery store throughout high school and college, and the (mostly wealthy) customers would come in and wrench the stems off the portobello mushrooms before bagging them. Talk about cheap and petty. I agree with previous comments; let's call stealing stealing.
I tried coupon clipping for a year, but gave it up because I found it was a lot of clipping for very little payoff. Often, the price of the coupon item was still more expensive than the store brand. Tofu in CT was a great example: a local no-name brand of tofu was much cheaper than Nosoyu with a coupon.
I also find that coupons are typically for processed food. I'll use them if I have them for Clif bars (which I eat on crazy mornings and very long bike rides) but for the most part, there's no coupons for fresh veggies and bulk bin items, which is most of my cart.
That being said, I can (if I'm careful) feed two people for a week on $60 or $70, shopping mostly from the edge of the store.


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Faculty AchievementsPlease join us in congratulating Dr. Shamva Wright-Shingler who successfully completed Applying the QM Rubric for Quality Matters. This certificate of completion will allow Dr. Shamva to be a reviewer of CW's online courses.
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Before Paula Cancro came to CW, she worked many years in the "middle" of IT. She learned she had a geek in her, early in her career and learned her way around the helpdesk, technical training and business analysis through those years. There was a period of about ten years where she learned a lot about being downsized and how to keep up her skills and spirit in lean job times. All of this has helped her learn, teach, and work with students on a variety of projects here at CW. She has been here for six years, first as an adjunct, then going full-time in the fall of 2008. She is thrilled to receive this honor as Faculty of the Year, a gift that will definitely keep her on her toes.
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Congratulations to General Education Instructor Aaron Sultanik who has been invited to present a paper at the upcoming London Film and Media Conference on June 22nd through June 24th. Aaron's paper is titled Cinemulacrum: A Paradigm for the Teaching of Media Culture.
Aaron's paper will be made available to the CW community upon his return from the conference.
Congratulations to Michael Flanagan on his promotion to Assistant Director Student Success - Bachelor Division. This promotion reflects the hard work and great results Michael effected in his role as the Freshman Experience Coordinator.
Michael's new and expanded role will find him serving as a success coach and primary mentor to Bachelor division students throughout their enrollment.
Michael holds a Bachelor's degree in English and Writing from The College of Mount Saint Vincent and a Graduate degree in Fine Arts from Brooklyn College.
Chair of CW's Evening/Saturday Computer Network Administration program, Dr. Chris Nwosisi's paper, entitled "A Meta-Analysis Summary of Information Technology Lack of Connectivity and Usability in Patient Centered Care," has been selected for presentation at the 2012 International Conference on Medical Information and Bioengineering to be held in Shenzhen, China on March 24 and 25, 2012. The paper will also be published in the "International Proceedings of Computer Science and Information Technology."
We have appreciation for Dr. Nwosisi's important work in the Medical Information Technology field, and value the knowledge and experience he brings to his teaching here at The College of Westchester.
Loretta Sinopoli has recently been promoted in rank to Assistant Professor. Faculty Rank increases are earned through stellar performance in the classroom, a commitment to ongoing professional growth and dedicated service to the college community.
Loretta joined CW in 2008 and is now in her fourth, fun and fantastic year teaching in the General Education Department. In May 2011, she was elected by her peers as CW Faculty of the Year. Along with achieving her main goals of student success and academic achievement, she continually strives to provide superior service to the entire CW community.
Congratulations to Erica Schacht who has recently been appointed the faculty rank of Assistant Professor.
Faculty rank increases at The College of Westchester are earned through the demonstration of teaching excellence, commitment to service to the CW college community and by embracing a scholar practitioner model through ongoing professional development.
Erica has been teaching in the General Education department for 3 years. Erica mainly teaches first and second semester students, which she enjoys and says "I have the ability to influence their experience at CW, in a positive manner". Her immense passion for teaching is the driving force behind wanting to make a difference and Erica feels that CW allows her to do so, especially because the philosophy is that we truly do care about our students and want to see them be successful. Currently, Erica is pursuing her doctorate in Higher Education Leadership, so that she can continue to learn and improve upon ways to continue to educate as well as inspire her students towards continued success.
Recently, Noel D' Allacco was named one of the most successful twenty something entrepreneurs in Westchester County for her work as founder of Operation PROM. Operation PROM is a Not-for-Profit Charitable Organization. Noel is also an adjunct instructor in the business department currently teaching Introduction to Business Ventures & Principles of Marketing. To read more about Noel and her organization in 914,INC., click here
Congratulations to Paula Cancro for recently completing Quality Matters Standard 8: Addressing Accessibility, which reviewed the legal responsibility of higher education institutions to employ assistive technologies used by students with disabilities.
Paula is a part of the Office Technologies department and teaches Project Management courses in the BBA program during the day, and in the Saturday hybrid program. She's been with the college for 5 years. The last 2 years she has been in the Learning Center as a writing tutor. Paula is also a moderator for the Poetry Club since it was started about a year and a half ago.
Congratulations to Professor Michael LaSala who was recently promoted to the rank of full Professor at CW.
Michael has been with the college for what will be 10 years this October, almost all of which as Chair of Business Administration. He teaches a variety of courses including Introduction to Business Ventures, Principles of Marketing, Visual Merchandising, and many more.
When asked what motivates Professor LaSala the most, he responds with "what I do here at the college. I believe that I am helping to frame the success of the students, whether they see it now or later. Usually it is later, but that is okay. Former students I have met have confirmed that what I try to do has worked for them."
Dr. Chris Nwosisi, Evening/Saturday Chairperson of the Computer Networking department, has recently been selected as a Program Committee Chair for the 2011 3rd International Conference on Software Technology and Engineering (ICSTE 2011). The conference is being held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in August of 2011. Dr. Nwosisi's selection was based on his experience in the field as well as his academic profile.
The objective of ICSTE 2011 is to provide a platform for researchers, engineers, academicians as well as industrial professionals from all over the world to present their research results and development activities in Software Technology and Engineering. This conference provides opportunities for the delegates to exchange new ideas and application experiences face to face, to establish business or research relations and to find global partners for future collaboration.
We congratulate Dr. Nwosisi on this fine accomplishment.
Congratulations to Evening/Saturday Accounting Chair, John Strange, on having earned the Certified Management Accounting (CMA) certification.
The CMA is sponsored by the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) and represents "the gold standard of achievement in accounting and financial management."
Congratulations John, on this very well deserved recognition!
Congratulations to Lorraine Mastracchio, who recently completed an important online course titled: Creating and Repurposing More Accessible Content - offered by EASI (Equal Access to Software & Information.)
EASI is a provider of Online training on information technology for persons with disabilities. This course addressed the best practices for delivering online course content to people with sight/hearing disabilities and/or differing learning styles.
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Los Angeles Angels right-handed reliever Kevin Jepsen underwent an emergency appendectomy this weekend. His timeframe for recovery is four to six weeks, meaning the Angels expect him to be done for the remainder of the season, according to Alden Gonzalez of MLB.com. Jepsen underwent the surgery Saturday in Seattle. He is now resting comfortably, but will fly back to California as he misses the remainder of the team's 10-day road trip. In the days leading up to the emergency procedure, Jepsen had been experiencing pain around his midsection. In speaking with Josh Hamilton's accountability partner, Shayne Kelley, on Friday night, Jepsen was told to go straight to the hospital. Kelley previously underwent an emergency appendectomy himself, and he was well aware of the warning signs. Manager Mike Scioscia indicated that it will be difficult moving forward with Jepsen, but he's hopefully he'll be able to continue his improvement when spring training 2014 rolls around. "It's tough," manager Mike Scioscia said. "Jeppy is still evolving. ... He's got that power arm, and hopefully what he's done in the last couple of weeks, as far as some of the adjustments he made, will be something he carries into Spring Training if he doesn't go back this year." After his impressive 2012 campaign, Jepsen struggled a bit this year. Over 45 appearances, the 29-year-old posted an ERA and WHIP of 4.50 and 1.528 over 45 appearances spanning 36 innings. Follow @mlbinjurynews Looking for fantasy baseball advice?
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Yardbarker is the largest network of sports blogs and pro athlete blogs on the web. This site is the hub of the Yardbarker Network, where our editors and algorithms curate the best sports content from our network and beyond.