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Marinated Zucchini and Yellow Squash Salad
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Yield: Makes 4 servings (serving size: 1 1/4 cups salad, 1 tablespoon basil oil)
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- Calories: 159
- Fat: 8g
- Saturated fat: 3g
- Monounsaturated fat: 4g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1g
- Protein: 9g
- Carbohydrate: 14g
- Fiber: 3g
- Cholesterol: 11mg
- Iron: 1mg
- Sodium: 271mg
- Calcium: 205mg
- 1/2 cup cider vinegar
- 4 teaspoons sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, divided
- 3 zucchini (about 1 1/2 pounds)
- 2 yellow squash (about 3/4 pound)
- 1 garlic clove, peeled
- 1/2 cup packed fresh basil leaves
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 3 ounces part-skim mozzarella cheese, cut into 1/4-inch cubes
- 1. Combine vinegar, sugar, and 1/4 teaspoon salt until sugar dissolves. Trim ends of zucchini and squash; cut into thin ribbons with harp-shaped peeler. Add to vinegar mixture. Cover and chill 2 hours or overnight.
- 2. Bring a small pan of water to a boil; add garlic. Remove with a slotted spoon after 1 minute. Rinse under cold water; set aside. Add basil to boiling water; immediately remove and rinse under cold water. Reserve 1 tablespoon of cooking liquid. Transfer garlic and basil to a food processor, and add lemon juice, olive oil, reserved water, and the remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt. Process until smooth.
- 3. Drain squash, and divide among 4 plates. Top with cubed mozzarella, and drizzle with basil oil.
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- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol
- COOKING METHOD: Food Processor
- OCCASION: Spring
- PUBLICATION: Health
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House Tour: Kathleen and Alex's Guest-Ready Condo
Name: Kathleen and Alex (and Milo)
Location: Lakeview, Chicago
Size/Type: 3 Bedroom Condo
Years Lived In: 2
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Kathleen and Alex love to entertain, whether throwing a big party or having a small group over for dinner. Their guest room (complete with its own balcony) is always ready for friends and family. Since moving in 2 years ago, they've focused on creating a comfortable space that combines vintage pieces with clean-lined modern furniture. Visiting their home is a warm, welcoming experience. Their dog, Milo, greets you at the door as you enter a living room flooded with natural light...
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From the tray of goodies carefully laid out in the guest bath to the reading nooks set up throughout the space, they've paid attention to the small details that make their condo a friendly place. Their style combines carefully curated furniture with hand-me-downs, so the space feels both uncluttered and approachable.
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Our Style: Eclectic and low-key. We love having people over, so we want our home to be nice but relaxed.
Inspiration: Various homes we've seen on design blogs and in Domino. We're also inspired by our parents' homes, which are nicely decorated and often filled with people and good food.
Favorite Element(s): Our books and the living room—it gets great light, even in dreary months.
Biggest Challenge: We agreed to only buy furniture and art that we both love, which has resulted in one or two long searches. Storage is also a challenge, since the closets are small.
What Friends Say: Do you care if I spend the night?
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Biggest Embarrassment: Our closets, which we cannot keep organized, and the hallway bathroom, which is various ugly shades of green.
Proudest DIY: We have not done much DIY beyond changing light fixtures, etc. However, our friend Karen built the bookcases on our loft and she did a great job. Thanks, Karen!
Biggest Indulgence: Our couch. It was the first thing we bought for this apartment and the living room came together around it.
Best Advice: Don't just buy things to fill space—buy things that you love, even if it means waiting.
Dream Source: Re:vival, Jayson Home and Garden, Victoria's apartment on SFGirlbyBay.
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Living-Dining Room
Couch: Jayson Home and Garden
Coffee Table: Stitch
End Table: The White Attic
Sideboard: The Ambiente Collection
Pillows: Osborne and Little, Jonathan Adler
Rug: Madeleine Weinrib
Media Unit: IKEA
Bench: vintage, found at Design Shoppe
Cork Lamp: vintage, found at Scout
Sconce: Nelson Pear Wall Sconce
White Lamp: The Conran Shop
Dining Table: Saarinen Tulip table from Luminaire
Chairs: BABA side chair from Design within Reach
Screenprint: Jessica Ritter; Photographs: Aya Brackett, Dan Saelinger, Alicia Bock; Collage: Swallowfield; Print on fireplace: Jeanna Sohn; Pen and Ink Drawing: Jen Donahue
Blanket: Made by a family friend
Stools: CB2
Plates: John Derrian
Futon: West Elm
Bookshelves: Crate and Barrel
Pillows: Area Home, Thomas Paul
Chair: Target (Thomas O'Brien)
Afghan: Made by Kathleen's grandma
Photography, Barry Brukoff (from a book on Greece), Jen Causey (Photobird), our friend Matt
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Hallway, Guest Bedroom, Guest Bathroom
Wallpaper: Orla Kiely Blossom
Bedding: John Robshaw, Bedside Manor
Shower Curtain: Blue Chain, Sprout Home
Table Lamp: Crate and Barrel
Furniture: Hand-me-down
Photo: Jen Causey (Photobird)
Master Bedroom
Bed: BluDot Nook bed, I.D. Chicago
Bedding: Calvin Klein, Missoni
Rug: Thomas Paul Flock
Wingchair: hand-me-down
Grey striped pillow: Blissliving Home
Bedside table: House Eclectic
Lamp: vintage, found at Re:Vival
Grey light: Noguchi Akari Light
Dressers: IKEA Malm
Curtains: Pottery Barn
Art: Print: ah_yi; Photos: Port2Port Press; Love poster: Jennifer Ramos
Wooden deck furniture: West Elm
Red deck chairs: Target
White tables: West Elm
Thanks, Kathleen and Alex!
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Just lovely. This makes me want to throw out everything I own and start over.
Beautiful. Love the color schemes!
How do you keep the beige couch clean with all the parties?
and the Orla Kiely wallpaper looks great.
lovely, soothing home!
does anyone know where the pillows on the couch are from? also what about the art work framed behind the couch. i love that piece.
It's as if you went out and bought all of the stuff I have been wanting! Love the Thomas Paul rug, the Missoni, the couch, the Madeline Weinrib rug. I love all of it! Beautiful apartment.
It looks so clean and inviting!
regarding new slideshow format:
those little blocks of pastel colors are detracting from the actual house tour photos. Can you please go back to the neutral (dark grey) background?
What a delightful home! love love love the bedroom. this is living well.
very inviting, love it all
Love it! Just one question...did you paint your IKEA Malm dresser? It looks two-toned.
Cute dog!! Is he/she a Havanese?
Your home is one of the better house tours I have seen lately. It is so lovely and comfortable looking and yet very well put together. What is the paint color you used in the living room? Plus I am totally in love with your couch. Great Job!
This is a very nice home - those two years were well spent.
Thank you so much for all the nice comments!
Yorkie: Usually, the couch is kept clean because everyone congregates around the kitchen island and table. The only major mishap has been an entire glass of red wine dumped on it â we called an upholstery cleaning service and they got it out.
Little Rock: Our friend Sue sewed the couch pillows for us â they are made from Osbourne & Little fabric. The screenprint above the couch is by Jessica Ritter â you can find info on her work through her website, jessicaritter.com.
Crewtag: Yep, Milo is a Havanese. They are such sweet dogs.
Allora: It does look two-toned! That dresser is right near a skylight, so the shadows from the sun just make it look that way.
Signe: We actually donât know the paint color â sorry! We loved the colors (there are two shade of beige) when we moved in, so we kept them and just repainted the bedrooms and bathrooms
So nice! Everything works well together. I love your dog too.
The couch is GORGEOUS! The missoni is to die for, so jealous. Great random pillows around the house too.
I love it, it is perfect. I agree with leanbean, it is all the things I want.
the slipcover on the wingchair looks good. I have been looking for some, where is it from?
Place looks awesome.
Do you know where that hanging wall lamp is from?
Thank you!
So inviting - love your sense of color :)
I love the couch ! Please, where is it from ?
Your "best advice" is something I didn't figure out until I'd been in my home for over a year (wish it had been sooner). In your home, it really shows - there's a sense of comfort and everything seems to feel just right. It also makes each picture so interesting, seeing the details and the care you've taken.
Very thorough source list, too. Thanks for the tour.
That Milo has a cool pad.
They make it look so easy! It looks so comfortable and inviting.
Snorgle the furbaby!!!! Very lovely home.
Milo cutie! Love your home too.
Forget spending the night! Do you care if I move in?!
Ideal...just lovely!
lcg, the slipcover is from stretchandcover.com, which we discovered through an online search. It took us a long time to find more streamlined slipcovers.
natnatNYC, the hanging light is a Nelson Pear Wall Sconce. We got ours at Modernica Chicago, which I think is now closed, but you can try their website, modernica.net
Jany, the couch is from Jayson Home and Garden, which is one of our favorite stores (home or otherwise) in Chicago. Their customer service is fantastic.
thanks again everyone!
I agree with most of the comments here. Your home looks perfect but also comfortable and lived in. Does Milo need a petsitter? ;-)
OMG Kathleen, it's Tyler (yes that's right, Sarah's brother). I love your place and am so excited to see that we frequent the same blogs. I'm in total love with your credenza...where did you get it? I'm not sure how to contact you here, but hopefully you can find me.
Wow, totally geeked out!
Not too take anything away from your beautiful home....but my goodness - what an adorable little dog!
Loving that wallpaper in your powder room!
There are a lot of different styles and furniture designs in your home but it looks so neat and coordinated. The hand-me-down furniture in the guest bedroom looks great...actually, the whole bedroom is just perfect! Love the office futon, master bedroom bedding, and the fact that you use the IKEA malm series too!! Superb job.
"There are a lot of different styles and furniture designs in your home but it looks so neat and coordinated"
I agree, it definately is a skill I wished I had. I love, love love the lamps you have in one of the bedrooms:the noguchi against the white dresser and wall, the black shaded lamp on top of the accent table which mimics the lamp shape.
Truly lovely and a higher level of thinking through everything than we sometimes see on the house tours. Great job.


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TUF 18 Coach Miesha Tate Brings In Muay Thai Legend Melchor "Coach Mel" Menor To Show Her Fighters How To Endure Pain.
Masato vs Melchor Menor fight video.
I've never seen or heard of this till now. Guess I'm a casual fan BECAUSE WTF DID I JUST SEE!!
Seen him do this on sports science. Pretty insane. We need a legit muay thai guy in the UFC. All he needs is good TDD and Sub defense and he'd wreck alot of dudes.
did he just get his ass kicked in the second vid
Bruno: Bat no hit back!
I love that you posted a video of Melchor doing a very basic show technique and then posted a video of him getting absolutely destroyed by Masato who was not ever known for his kicking power. Thanks for the laugh Bruno! You rock!
Bruno…you funny!!!
Melchor had famous battles with Danny "Hard As" Steal but otherwise he really is a nothing.
BO Jackson breaking bats with his knee or head or shoulders was waaaay more impressive. Plus he didnt need anyone to hold the bat for him
Ohhhhh Aaaayyyyyy!!!
Come on Miesha impress me, you want to bring in a Muay Thai coach? go get Buakaw!
…BOTTOM-ONE!!!!!! lol
I gotta say say…bad a__ kick and great words of wisdom from Mel.
"Condition your mind"? Dude, it's years of training so that your shins have calcified, thicker bone and the nerve endings are deadened. No doubt you need to get through some pain as well though.
that is unbelievable. mind over matter.. bone is stronger than ash wood
I am sure most Muay Thai fighters could do that, once they have done the appropriate training, there shine bones turn to steal after all the conditioning they do, crazy stuff.
sorry that's "steel" not "steal" can't spell these days
saw a dude break 2
Rico got it right ya'all.
LOL!!! menor vs masato was a bad choice of video. Menor got chopped down by Masato with leg kicks.
regardless, Menor is one baaaaad dude!
So just try not to get kicked by a pro Muay Thai fighter
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The Nike Swim Camp New Jersey is directed by the College of New Jersey's Head Swim Coach, Brian Bishop. His curriculum is designed to help competitive swimmers improve their stroke technique so they can compete at the next level.
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TCNJ is coming off another strong season in which they posted a 8-1 dual meet record, won its fifth straight New Jersey Athletic Conference title and seventh straight Metropolitan Conference championship. Bishop also reached a milestone in capturing his career 200th dual meet victory in a 171-100 win over William Paterson on January 18, 2013.
Bishop has successfully guided swimmers to the NCAA Championships in each of the last 23 seasons producing two NCAA Division III National Champions, while his swimmers have earned 194 All-American Awards. TCNJ's men's swimmers have placed in the top 20 nineteen times at the NCAA's, including 14 times in the top 15.
TCNJ's men have also dominated the METRO Conference Championships by winning 16 of the last 21 titles including nine in a row from 1994-2002 and seven in a row from 2006-07 through 2012-13, earning 16 titles overall.
The Lions have also had tremendous success in dual meets posting a 202-44 record, including three undefeated seasons (1993-1994, 1994-1995, and 1996-1997).
Bishop has produced one Olympic Swimmer (Davy Bisslik in 2004), who competed in the 100 fly in Athens, Greece. In addition, Bishop served as the coach for Aruba in a 2004 World Cup meet in Stockholm, Sweden and has served as an advisor to the Aruba Olympic Committee. Bishop also served as the president of the METRO Swimming Conference for six years.
Coach Bishop has been honored with several coaching and service awards, including the 1994 and 2010 Roy Van Ness Award. This award is given annually to a TCNJ Coach for outstanding success and leadership as voted by TCNJ's Athletic Department. He was also named the NJAC Coach of the Year in 1990, 1994, 2009, 2010, 2012, and 2013 as well as the METRO Coach of the year in 1994, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2013. In 1989 he received a service award from AAHPERD, and in 2001 he received a service award from the NJSIAA.
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- 1994–95 9-0 1.000 22nd at NCAAs, MET Champions
- 1995–96 7-2 .778 16th at NCAAs, MET Champions
- 1996–97 10-0 1.000 16th at NCAAs, MET Champions
- 1997–98 10-1 .909 11th at NCAAs, MET Champions
- 1998–99 10-1 .909 17th at NCAAs, MET Champions
- 1999–2000 9-1 .900 15th at NCAAs, MET Champions
- 2000–01 10-1 .909 15th at NCAAs,MET Champions
- 2001–02 7-2 .778 18th at NCAAs, MET Champions
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- 2007-08 7-3 .700 7th at NCAAs, MET Champions
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Campers stay 2 per room and are assigned by age and roommate requests. If you don't have a roommate request, you will be placed in a room with someone near your age. It will be a great opportunity to meet someone new! Boys and girls are housed on seperate floors with gender specific counselors on them.
Bathrooms: shared
Linens: Not provided
Air Conditioning: No
Suggested spending money: $40
Medical facility: a certified trainer will be on staff at all times
Campers are supervised 24 hours a day. The staff live in the dormitories with the campers and participate in evening activities. Drugs, alcohol and tobacco are strictly prohibited, and constitute, along with general misconduct, grounds for dismissal from camp without a refund.
Day Camp (July 14-17)
♦ Check-in at 8:30 am, at The College of New Jersey Aquatic Center.
♦ Camp will begin with an orientation at 8:45 am, followed by the first pool session and lunch*
♦ First Day pick up is 4:30 pm at The College of New Jersey Aquatic Center.
♦ Check-in is 8:30 am at The College of New Jersey Aquatic Center.
♦ Pick up is 4:30 pm at The College of New Jersey Aquatic Center.
Thursday, July 17th
♦ Last day check-in is 8:30 am at The College of New Jersey Aquatic Center.
♦ Last Day pick up is 4:30 am at The College of New Jersey Aquatic Center.
Discounts Available
Sample Daily Schedule
- 7:30 am Breakfast (overnighters)
- 8:30 am Day Campers arrive, stretch
- 9:00 am Opening Comments and Discussion
- 9:15 am Pool Session 1
- Noon Lunch
- 1:00 pm Rest/Supervised Free Time
- 1:30 pm Pool Session 2
- 4:00 pm Day Campers depart
- 5:00 pm Dinner
- 6:30 pm Pool Session 3 - Starts, Turns, Relay Races
- 9:30 pm Supervised free time in dorm
- 10:00 pm Lights out!
The best!
My kids had been to other swim camps, and they came home and said this was BY FAR the best!! I watched the interaction between the staff and my boys, and was so impressed by how well the coaches knew my kids. It was a wonderful experience for them!
Amazing experience!
This experience was about so much more than swimming for my family. My 16 year old, who is quite hesitant about going away to college, had such an amazing experience. She gained so much confidence both in and out of the pool, she is seriously considering applying to TCNJ and living on campus. The lowered swim times are just an extra benefit.
Great time!
I had an awesome week at Nike swim camp! I felt like part of a team right from the start! We worked and played hard and had a great time.
Improve your stroke technique!
My daughter was able to drop a few seconds and get her gold time to qualify for Jr Olympics. She also mentioned that she felt faster after the camp and that her streamlining had improved.
Definitely recommend.
I would definitely recommend this camp to other swimmers. My daughter Jenna really enjoyed it, and felt that she learned a lot as well. The swim instructors did a great job teaching and reinforcing stroke technique.
Keep up the good work!
It just not any camp. It's a camp where excellent and top swimming drills are being taught. Keep up the good work!
She had a blast!
This was an incredible experience for my daughter. She was so excited to fill me in on the day's activities and even more excited to tell us what she was learning. I've never heard this type of excitement from my daughter about any camp or activity she has done in the past as we did with this camp. She now has a new spark for swimming and she can't wait for her fall season to start. She had a blast.
Had a great time.
Very well organized, great communication, safety first priority, positive instruction and highly motivational camp. We'd certainly recommend a Nike camp to everyone.


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Prompt: Bane/Blake, gentle interaction
Bane is sensory-seeking.
It had surprised John when he'd first noticed, although he's not sure why it was so surprising. Maybe because Bane – for all that he's physically powerful, for all that brutal violence hangs around him like a shroud – lives so often in his head. He talks strategy and philosophy like it's no more difficult than breathing; he debates with John when he's bored; he devours books at an unbelievable pace, and then he wants to talk about them afterward.
But Bane likes to touch. More than likes to. He seems to get lost in it sometimes. He runs his hands along John's back, along his sides, like he's petting a cat. It's nice. Relaxing. John's dozed off more than once to the feel of Bane's fingers carding through his hair.
Bane's desire to touch isn't limited to just John, however.
On the few occasions they'd needed to go into Wayne Manor – well, the Wayne Home now – John had seen Bane rub his fingers, almost absently, against silk cushions or glossy lacquered wood. He'd initially thought Bane had a thing for luxury. After a while, he'd realised that wasn't it at all.
Because Bane touches John's things – much more humble and worn-in than the offerings of Wayne Manor – with just as much focus. John has caught him more than once, running his fingers over the knobbly surface of John's knitted winter blankets, and the fleece lining of John's jacket seems to fascinate him.
It's texture, John knows now. Bane just likes the feel of certain things, and he treats those things like they're precious. John can't help but feel pleased that he's apparently one of those precious things.
John thinks of that thing he'd learned from… somewhere, or someone, from Father Reilly, maybe, about how people who lose one sense develop heightened other senses. That's not really the case with Bane, John knows, but he thinks it's kind of like that.
He'd asked Bane once, what things smelled like through the mask.
"Not so different. The gas is odourless," Bane had said, petting John's hair. John had already begun to drift off against Bane's side. "Its anaesthetising properties affect me more."
There'd been an odd note in his voice. John wouldn't have described it as melancholy, exactly – he doesn't think he'll ever apply that word to Bane, Bane doesn't mope – but it had seemed faintly… bitter, maybe. Or resigned.
John hadn't asked him about the mask again.
But he keeps an eye out for certain things nowadays. He's never been one to keep knick-knacks; it's too easy to become attached to things, and things can be lost or taken away at a moment's notice. But he buys things now. He trawls flea markets and second-hand stores, and his apartment slowly fills with his finds.
There's a piece of spiky dried coral on the bedside table. He has a few glass baubles – paperweights, he supposes – sitting around the apartment, cold and glossy to the touch. There are velvet cushions on the couch, which admittedly look really out of place. And he owns more knitted and woollen throw rugs than two people ostensibly need.
Bane doesn't say anything about them, just as John doesn't comment when he catches Bane rolling the paperweights in his hands or pressing the coral against his palms. But sometimes he'll reach a hand out to John, as John moves around him, heading for the kitchen or the bedroom, and his touch lingers. And John will smile, and squeeze Bane's hand, and press a kiss against his fingertips, before continuing on his way.


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|THE P.C.C. ERA IN DETROIT – Part 5
(The Ending of an Era in Detroit and The México City Sale)
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|For additional information and photos on the streetcar era in Detroit see the publication "Images of Rail - DETROIT'S STREET RAILWAYS"
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|On Sunday, April 8, 1956 — the last day of streetcar operation — Detroiters would bid their final farewell to their streetcars
as car #285 leads a 24-car procession of PCCs south along Woodward Avenue in Highland Park. During this DSR sponsored
final excursion nearly 2,000 passengers jumped on board the cars for that last trip. The photo above looks north along
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south, two of the new replacement GM diesel buses can be seen traveling north along Woodward.
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|During the final two weeks of streetcar operations in Detroit, railfans chartered cars for four excursions on the
city's soon departing PCC fleet. On Sunday, March 25, 1956, the Michigan Railroad Club chartered five cars for its
last fantrip over the Woodward line and the just abandoned Gratiot line. In the above photo, the five-car caravan is
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|Car #237, the last car in the procession, carried the
banner... "The JOURNEY'S END." While a smaller sign
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(Richard F. Glaze photo, source: Detroit's Street Railways Vol II)
|Almost immediately after the sale of Detroit's PCCs to Mexico had been finalized, work began at the Woodward Carhouse
and the Highland Park Shops to refurbish and repaint the cars for delivery to the Electric Transport Service of Mexico (STE).
In left photo, repainted PCC cars can be seen lined-up at the Woodward Carhouse prior to their delivery to México City.
In right photo, rejected "air-electric" cars #101 and #141 (ex-100) are seen being cut-up and scrapped in May of 1956.
(Photo source: Dave's Electric Railroads — Stephen M. Scalzo collection photos)
|PCC car #2232 (ex-#232) along with other PCC cars, can be seen in this July, 1956 photo sporting their
new cream and green livery after being loaded on a railroad flatcar and ready for shipment to México City.
(Photo source: Dave's Electric Railroads — Stephen M. Scalzo collection photo)
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|The above photo, taken on Sept 26, 1955, shows PCC car #269 as it
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downtown Detroit during the last months of rail service on the Gratiot
route. GM diesel coach #1247 can be seen passing the car's left. In
just six months, new GM diesels will take-over operation of the line.
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Seems like I already hike many of the places you go -- be great to have some company every now and then! Look forward to meeting some new folks....
not sure - think it was listed as a link from nashivllebackpers meetup which I had joined
so far so good... trip was well organized -- thanks and looking forward to more.
Kimber! Organize a great trip meetup for Memorial Weekend! I'm ready to go!
Hey,my Name is Ron and I am 55,and out of shape and over weight,being transparent here,I would like to Work my way up to being able to go Hiking with a group,Love Camping and Love meeting new people,can some one tell me how to train and start on this new adventure,I am willing to Work real hard to do this,can anyone help or point me in the right direction,maybe someone willing to take me on as a apprentice ?
Hey Kimber! On Sunday, I don't have any long hikes planned for the Cane Creek trip. So, you could just hike on out to your car when you need to that morning....it's only about 2 miles out!
Woo- Hoo!!! Kimber's in! Can't wait for the trip. I think I'll remember to bring my tent this time.
Hello Kimber---welcome to the MT Hiking Group. We haven't made it all the way out to the AT, but we have organized a trip to Mount LeConte. I expect we'll have a more trips to the Gatlinburg area in 2011.
Glad I got to meet ya on this trip Kimber.. Hope to see you on many more...
Thanks Kimber, glad you had a good time. Hope it was almost as much fun as that birthday party! Cheers, Christy
Hey Kimber, I am happy to share my site at Vogel, have room for another tent.
Kimber, we'll meet in front of the visitor's center.
Kimber, I find Meetup up-front RSVPs to be just about worthless in most instances. I don't count on them and don't hold my breath (unless I personally know the individuals), because most bail out with lame excuses or no excuses at all. I just determined not to take such rude behavior personally. Hope you don't either. You and Greg have a blast in the Smokies! Please post photos. RM
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Ben Baldanza defends charging for carry-ons
Blog comment of the day comes from Ben Baldanza, the CEO of Spirit Airlines, with a crystal-clear explanation of why his fees for carry-on baggage make a lot of sense. It's really worth reading the whole thing, but here's the gist:
- The fees reduce the amount of time it takes to board and exit the plane, benefiting everyone.
- They reduce the chance that someone will be parted from their bag at the jetway because there's no more baggage space left in the passenger cabin.
- They eliminate the perverse monetary incentive to carry on a bag.
- They make pricing transparent: Sprit has reduced fares "by at least as much, or even more than the amount of the carry-on fee", says Baldanza. "Southwest makes you pay for checked bags even if you don't check bags, since they have to cover those costs but give you no break if you don't use the infrastructure. At Spirit, you spend only for what you use and don't pay for what you don't use."
Baldanza says that Spirit's sales "have soared" since the announcement was made; I'd love to see some numbers on that. And I can't wait to see the reply to Baldanza from Bill Taylor, who wrote the original blog entry saying that the fee is "a horrible idea" and "a pretty interesting case study in the wrong ways for companies to respond to tough economic times–a reminder of how so many leaders manage to make bad situations worse". Has Baldanza's comment changed his mind at all?
That's ridiculous.
We use carry-ons because checked baggage is slow, waiting for baggage is a waste of time, baggage handlers are notoriously abusive, much of our equipment and carry-ons cannot be checked because of laptops, medicines, and the necessary items that we carry in case baggage is lost, and we carry them as a hedge against the volume of checked baggage that is simply lost for days.
In other words, we use carry-ons to compensate for airline incompetence. So, you want to charge us because you're incompetent?
I'll bet your advertising agency is going to be wide-eyed at trying to rescue you from that one. In fact, I'd come out with campaigns attacking you for greed. Kill your brand the way Verizon just killed ATT's over coverage. I just hope for your sake that your competitors don't use our ad agency. We'd smell blood at this opportunity. I'd get the competing CEO to send yours a thank you letter for the gift of market share.
When arguments like those of Baldanza are offered as consolation to sugar-coat austerity-era fee hikes, with them comes an insinuation that the airline and its passengers are in joint pact mutuality with one another in regard to overall travel performance and efficiency.
What's still missing for this to be taken seriously (rather than as another, possibly the last, straw on the traveler's back) is reciprocity: a) that the airline owes its passenger for every minute a flight is delayed at either end; b) that the compensation for lost bags goes up for every stupid desk-clerk excuse the passenger has to listen to; and c) that there's money back for every little (or big) in-flight discomfort suffered by fare-paying passengers.
Then, and only then, does Baldanza's collective interest Darstellung hold water. Then, and only then, by all means go for the itemization argument. Not until then, however.
What a load of bull. That idiot Ben Baldanza wants us to believe after making the announcement of a ridiculous new fare addition for carry on's people came out in droves to book tickets. Yeh right, I'm sure after the announcement the ticket sales really soared…. In a downward direction, that is. I'll never fly Spirit Airlines thats for sure, and I hope when the higher ups see what a mistake they have made mister Baldanza will be looking for a new job. Golden Parachute and all.


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Didn't they used to have leather gear with dodge on it in BC and Wrath? If so, I think it will be making a comeback. I didn't check out any of the new gear from Mists yet, but Wowhead and MMO Champ have a bunch data mined. That will probably best answer the question- or it could be something they are currently working on/ Deciding whether to bake it into the spec or put it into gear.


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Eating out
Endless choice
Whatever kind of food you want, Vail has it – but most of it is expensive.
Fine-dining options include Elway's (in the Lodge), the Tour (modern French) and Ludwig's (in the Sonnenalp). For Alpine ambience try Pepi's (in the hotel Gramshammer) or the Alpenrose. You can take gondolas up to The 10th at Mid-Vail or to Eagle's Nest and then be driven by snowcat to the Game Creek Club for dinner (it's a private members' club at lunchtimes).
For more moderate prices, we've found Blu's 'contemporary American' food satisfactory; Billy's Island Grill does steaks and seafood ('good service and menu'); and Campo de Fiori is an excellent Italian. The Chophouse at Lionshead serves seafood and steaks. Reader recommendations include: Sweet Basil (modern American) and Lancelot (steaks), both in Vail Village; May Palace (Chinese) and Nozawa (Asian) in West Vail; also Matsuhisa (Asian, in the Solaris hotel), Montauk (seafood), Los Amigos (Mexican), Russell's (steak), Vendetta's and Pazzo's (both pizzas).
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Mountain restaurants
Surprisingly poor
Vail's mountain restaurants are disappointing for such a big, upscale resort. The major self-service restaurants can be unpleasantly crowded from 11am to 2pm.
There are only two table-service places. Bistro Fourteen at Eagle's Nest is in an airy room and does decent food. The 10th at Mid-Vail opened a couple of seasons ago and looks good – reports, please.
Of the self-service places, Two Elk is huge and airy and many visitors find it satisfactory, but it can get unpleasantly crowded. Try Wildwood for BBQs and Buffalo's for soup and sandwiches. You can take your own food and cook it on free BBQs at Belle's Camp at the top of Blue Sky Basin (take your own booze too).
Fairly lively
Lionshead is quiet in the evenings; but Garfinkel's has a DJ, sun deck and happy hour. The Red Lion in Vail Village has live music, big-screen TVs and huge portions of food. The George models itself on an English-style pub. Pepi's is popular, and Los Amigos is lively at four o'clock. The Tap Room is a relaxed woody bar.
You can have a good night out at Adventure Ridge at the top of the gondola. As well as restaurants and bars, there's lots to do on the snow.
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Via Vince Garcia.
Basically what I was like when my BF got his new computer…lemme see lemme see…what's THIS button do?
My BF and I had an intensely intellectual conversation discussing what we'd do if we had the power to freeze time.
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You're welcome.
HA! I was just talking about Ben & Jerry's Cherry Garcia with my BF. It's pretty high on the list of faves =)
I have reentered the work force as of today!
Yay! First day of work! I had butterflies in my stomach! But thanks to encouraging words from my family, my BF, my friends, and the folks at my new job, I made it through the first day just fine =)
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I cooked dinner last night! Clearing out my oven to cook is such a rare occasion and it wasn't even a holiday! (I think most Asians in America know we really only use the oven as storage for pots and pans LOL)
I made Baked Turkey Tri-Color Ziti! I went with the tri-color ziti and rotini for variety of color and texture and because it's possibly a little healthier than regular pasta and I didn't think anyone but I enjoys whole wheat pasta.
One of my cousins was craving baked ziti from Whole Foods and another cousin was craving lasagna so yet another cousin was forcing her to ask me to make my turkey lasagna again. I made it only once like 2 or 3 years ago!
So I decided to mix the two ideas since they seem pretty similar anyway. On the side, I also made Grilled Lime Cayenne Chicken Breast Tenderloin on my Foreman Grill! That recipe is from the BF and isn't mine to share so I'll just jump to the one for the ziti!
Baked Turkey Tri-Color Ziti
1 pound of uncooked pasta
24 ounces of skim milk ricotta cheese
1 purple onion
1 pound of lean ground turkey
32 ounces of pasta sauce (I used regular spaghetti sauce)
9"x13" baking dish or something of similar size (I used a casserole dish)
1 pound of shredded skim milk mozzarella
grated parmesan cheese
Half of the ziti/ricotta mix
Half of the mozzarella
Half of the meat sauce
Rest of the ziti/ricotta mix
Rest of the mozzarella (leave some for a light layer on top)
Rest of the meat sauce
Top with a light layer of mozzarella or parmesan (I went with the mozz)
Bake in preheated oven at 350degrees Fahrenheit for 30 minutes or until cheese melts
We all ended up overeating so I think it went over well! Random cheesy meaty pasta cravings satiated! The leftovers turned into 3-meals-in-1 for Day 2 for me :::BURP:::
Birthday celebration with my BF this past weekend!
I don't know how better to celebrate life than with love and yummy food!
You might've noticed, we share practically all our food. Nom a little of this..nom a little of that…sharing is caring!
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WHY DIDN'T TUMBLR OR TWITTER TELL ME THIS!!! =( I find out a day late on CNN?! Unacceptable!
I love eggs benedict and the various twists on the original.
What's not to love? Bread. Ooey gooey eggs. Protein. Creamy hollandaise.
Just as well, I guess. I'm on a bit of a diet and workout kick. Although I'm not sure how much dieting happens when I'm with my BF. Did you not see that amazing grilled cheese he made for me this weekend? MmmMmMMMMMmMMMmmmmmMmmmMmMmm
(Although I suppose poached eggs is a healthier option to fried eggs. Mmmmmm eggs over easy *drool*)
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But I am also partial to Lox Benedict. Not sure if it's because I'm a New Yorker but I love lox with something creamy. Also replacing the ham/Canadian bacon is a good move. Not huge fan of it if salmon is available. Pretty much good anywhere I've had it.
Also, I've had the scones benedict at all 3 Alice's Tea Cup. Great on both the savory scones and the sweet ones.
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Another Step Closer to the Abyss
First of all, congratulations to Albert Pujols. If someone offered me a quarter BILLION dollars to play baseball, I would take the money too. While jealous, I do not hold it against him personally that he took the cash. He will receive, and deserves, massive scrutiny and opinion-turning that he's going to get in Saint Louis.
However, today's contract cements one thought for me: Bud Selig should be terminated as the Commissioner of baseball immediately.
The owners and players just reached a 5-year Collective Bargaining Agreement. The system doesn't change much, there is a luxury tax when a team's payroll reaches a certain level (just north of where the Phillies are now), but otherwise, there are no restrictions on how much a team can spend. Due to the national of baseball with local television contracts, this system skews towards major market teams.
Does Major League Baseball care about small market teams? No. They would argue look at the ratings. When Boston or New York have been in the World Series since 2000, the ratings have been no lower than 10.4. When both teams are missing? No higher than 9.5. Much like Tiger Woods in golf, the big market clubs drive Major League Baseball. With the amount of people in their cities, hence increased value of television contracts, no amount of revenue sharing except for complete will allow the playing surface to be even.
The person who could have stopped this? Bud Selig. He has to be able to see how the NFL has the GREEN BAY Packers, whose stadium is basically the same size as the population succeed and thrive. Not only are the people in Wisconsin happy, but they're attracting national interest. Sure Philadelphia fans don't care about them as much as the Eagles success or failures, but it's not like other sports where the season dies the second the home team is out.
At some point this system has to fail. Cable rates are going up, because someone has to pay for the increased television rights, and there's a building minority of people saying enough is too much and dropping cable. Attendance in Philadelphia has gone up as the team has won more and more games in the past decade, but at what point will it turn around and people realize they can't get into Citizens Bank Park for less than $30, money they need to pay for higher gas bills.
In addition, fans in Baltimore and Kansas City and Pittsburgh who were incredibly loyal where their teams were at least relevant are now going on 2 decades of no hope. Is some of that mismanagement of franchises? Sure, look at what Tampa Bay has done. But there are exceptions to nearly every rule. You have to be perfect, to even have a chance, or in a division with no other big spenders (See: Twins, Minnesota)
The one person who has the power to keep things within read in Bud Selig. He can save those franchises who are just drifting in the wasteland of money being spent by about 10 teams. The more likely thought based on his actions is that he simply doesn't care. Money is flowing, the rich are just getting richer, while the poor just get more frustrated and stop caring. Just remember, someone has to lose every game, and if you get rid of the small-markets, it could be the Yankees.
Bud, do something, or get out. You're no longer helping. Meanwhile, maybe the Orioles could ask Albert for a loan?
Posted at 11:19am on December 8, 2011 by Sean Greene
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Sean, I wouldn't be overly concerned about it. People will do without whatever they have to do without because they're addicted to sports. They'll let the gas bill go late if they have to. And not just in sports, but other types of entertainment as well. For example, my wife and I went to a Neil Diamond concert back in 1984 when he was in his prime at age 43. The price? $18 per ticket. I thought the world had come to an end! But from June thru September 2012, the soon-to-be 71-year-old Neil Diamond will be doing yet another concert tour with an average ticket price of $262! And no matter what Neil Diamond costs, he sells 'em all out.
No Sean, I wouldn't worry about this at all. People will sacrifice new shoes for their kids in order to pay for entertainment if that's what it takes.
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Teens and the Problem of Evil
It's one of life's biggest, scariest theological and philosophical questions: How can a good God, who is all-powerful, allow evil to exist in the world? Scholars have attempted to produce an answer for as long as we have had the ability and inclination to assign meaning to our lives. The problem of evil is an audacious choice of discussion topic for a group of 12-18 year old teens, but as the youth group I volunteer with finished our final series of the year last week, we discovered that questions are good, and uncertainty is okay. We want our kids to know this as much as we need to remind ourselves.
As leaders, we try to address the questions we know they're hearing "out there" and most likely asking themselves. So there we were, sitting around a bonfire in our youth pastor's backyard, a few adults sprinkled in among the dozen or so teenagers who make up our youth group, listening as a guest speaker offered us his thoughts on this question that has plagued so many for so long.
Our speaker, standing above us in the light of the campfire as dusk settled in, laid it all out for us:
We have no answer.
We know that God's heart breaks for those who suffer; so too should ours break.
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We know that God values those the world has put last; so too should we advocate for the powerless.
This is our response: that we see God's heart, and we make it our own.
When you're in the middle of something extremely painful, it can be comforting to put your pain in the context of God's plan, to push through it in faith that he is working it all out for good. There is a truth to that, even if it loses momentum when we begin to look outward at the seemingly senseless pain, violence, and injustice in the world. Sometimes it helps to truly weep, to grieve, to lament the fact that a painful thing has happened and to ask God why. There is a truth to that, too. When we look at this logical "problem," we have the advantage of knowing this is not the final truth. We know that we worship a great God who is preparing a place for us where all our pain will become untrue.
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The Bible DOES explain why evil is allowed to exist in the world ~ it's all related to the fall of Adam & Eve and the gift of free will (see Genesis.) God wants mankind to love him, and love HAS to be freely given, or it is not love at all. We are given free will so we can choose to love & obey God, or not. We decide either way. Evil becomes manifest when people choose to listen to Satan (whom Jesus later calls "the enemy, that old serpent") instead of God. Why doesn't God protect us from other people's bad choices? Sometimes He does and sometimes He doesn't. We have to trust that whenever Satan causes something bad to happen, that even if God does not prevent it, He can still cause something good to happen based on the bad thing. For example, my sister's granddaughter was actually BORN with cancer (retinal blastoma.) She and her mother have rallied for legislation and raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for research into its cause and cure - something good from something bad!
No, no, no, please do not tell your teenagers there are no answers except that the bible says so and to just believe Jesus. You will wreck their faith just as surely as the world will. Please start at www.answersingenesis.org and order "Already Gone," "The New Answers Books 1, 2 and 3," "Answers Book for Teens 1 and 2," "The Lie," and "Why Won't They Listen?" You might also want to show your teens the DVD's "Genesis- Key to Reclaiming the Culture," "Science Confirms the Bible," and "Check This Out." Also go to www.alwaysbeready.com and www.Ron Rhodes.com and start reading their articles. Most churches and their members have no idea that the questions teens, and really all people, Christians and non-, are asking can be reasonably and logically answered in the first eleven chapters of Genesis with some help from the sources I mentioned above.


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- Rectangular plaque with depictions of native flowers inlaid. Probably made of White Mountain Ash (eucalyptus regnans) (myrtaceae) & inlaid with Blackwood (acacia melanoxylon (leguminosae) for stake, Native Cherry (exocarpus cupressiform) (santalaceae) for leaves & petals. Made by Edwin Ault within the period 1900-1950.
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2 tablespoons olive oil
1 teaspoon minced onion
2 teaspoons minced green onions
1 teaspoon minced garlic
1 teaspoon minced celery
1 teaspoon minced green bell pepper
2 tablespoons chicken broth
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