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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALOakland's Pensions time bomb
Oakland has a generous pension plan. The 1,086 current retires, get raises to match 2/3 of pay of current workers, ++ Oakland...Original post made by Anti-PUBLIC unions on Jul. 29, 2012
Last comment by liberalism is a disease, on Aug 1, 2012 at 10:13 am | 11 comments | 1426 Views
COMMENTS ON STORIESSafeway's 2nd quarter profit dips but revenue jumps to $10.4 billion
Pleasanton-based Safeway Inc. has reported second-quarter profit fell to $121.7 million for the second quarter of 2012 compared...Original post made on Jul. 31, 2012
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AROUND TOWNShadow Cliffs issues water warning
The beach at Shadow Cliffs has posted warning signs about the water quality but it's not bad enough to close the swimming...Original post made on Jul. 28, 2012
Last comment by Vanessa, on Jul 31, 2012 at 1:14 pm | 2 comments | 1763 Views
STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALProposed New Driver Tax -" VMT"
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission(MTC)has proposed yet another tax. Drivers would be required to install a tracking...Original post made by Jason on Jul. 23, 2012
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COMMENTS ON STORIESFormer BART board member Erlene DeMarcus campaigning for Pleasanton City Council
Erlene DeMarcus, a former BART board member and long-time Pleasanton resident, has announced her campaign for Pleasanton...Original post made on Jul. 30, 2012
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AROUND TOWNPleasanton Weekly..unbiased editing?
How does the public feel about the editing being conducted by Pleasanton Weekly staff? Do you think it is fair to edit comments...Original post made by Truth on Jul. 27, 2012
Last comment by liberalism is a disease, on Jul 30, 2012 at 10:22 pm | 35 comments | 1435 Views
AROUND TOWNPolice Officers Abuse Disability
Fraudulent disability claims are a huge issue which should be part of the governors 12 pension reform plan, but it isn't....Original post made by Arnold on Jul. 24, 2012
Last comment by Arnold, on Jul 30, 2012 at 4:38 pm | 14 comments | 2895 Views
CRIMES & INCIDENTSAmador high teen busted in drug dog sweep
The second sweep of a high school by drug detection dogs was "pretty much a non-event," according to Amador Valley High School...Original post made on May. 25, 2012
Last comment by dalmations, on Jul 30, 2012 at 2:51 pm | 10 comments | 2197 Views
SCHOOLS & KIDSHigh schoolers don't always 'like' Facebook
Facebook has been a phenomenon since Mark Zuckerburg created it in his Harvard dorm room in 2004 and it spread like wildfire...Original post made on Jul. 27, 2012
Last comment by Teacher, on Jul 30, 2012 at 9:37 am | 5 comments | 1760 Views
COMMENTS ON STORIESTri-Valley Community Foundation goes mum, hires PR firm
The Tri-Valley Community Foundation may be $3 million in debt and looking at bankruptcy, but it's not too broke to hire a...Original post made on Jun. 21, 2012
Last comment by Concerned Citizen on Facts, on Jul 29, 2012 at 5:42 pm | 10 comments | 1813 Views
COMMENTS ON STORIESPresenting perfect pairings
Pleasanton's Palm Event Center was the scene last week of the Livermore Valley Winegrowers Association's Taste of Terroir...Original post made on Jul. 29, 2012
Last comment by Mike, on Jul 29, 2012 at 4:03 pm | 1 comment | 1191 Views
SPORTSOpen water offers change of pace
Swimmers entered Del Valle Reservoir's 67 degree water early both days last weekend for the annual Del Valle Open Water Festival...Original post made on Jul. 29, 2012
Last comment by Barbara Carlson, on Jul 29, 2012 at 3:36 pm | 1 comment | 1494 Views
STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALMeasure B Perpetual Tax
In 2000 Alameda County voters approved a 1/2% sales tax to fund transportation related projects. The revenue from this was...Original post made by Bill on Jul. 26, 2012
Last comment by Tim H, on Jul 28, 2012 at 7:22 am | 7 comments | 1511 Views
COMMENTS ON STORIESCOMMENTARY: Planning Pleasanton's 'last frontier'
The 18-member East Pleasanton Specific Plan Task Force will hold its first meeting Thursday to begin a two-year planning...Original post made on Jul. 27, 2012
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AROUND TOWN'Oklahoma!' now playing at the Bankhead is more than just 'OK'
Tri-Valley Rep's production of "Oklahoma" at the Bankhead Theater in Livermore this afternoon and through Aug. 5 does exactly...Original post made on Jul. 27, 2012
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COMMENTS ON STORIESNew law requires drug makers to pay for Alameda County disposal program
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to pass the nation's first ordinance requiring drug makers...Original post made on Jul. 25, 2012
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COMMENTS ON STORIESMurder-suicide led to death of Pleasanton woman and her daughter
Police say it's unlikely anyone will ever know what led a mother to shoot her daughter, then shoot herself at their Stacy...Original post made on Jul. 20, 2012
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COMMENTS ON STORIESState park finds $54 million in its pocket
State parks officials have a mountain of explaining to do -- as the park system reportedly had $54 million hidden in its...Original post made on Jul. 20, 2012
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STATE, NATIONAL, INTERNATIONALCourt to reconsider law allowing DNA collection from criminal suspects
A federal appeals court in San Francisco agreed Wednesday to take another look at whether a California law requiring police...Original post made on Jul. 26, 2012
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SCHOOLS & KIDSClasses cut? Not for dedicated Harvest Park teacher
Cuts that eliminated special summer school programs for gifted students weren't enough to stop Lynn Gatehouse, a teacher...Original post made on Jul. 21, 2012
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Alberta manufacturing rises but is easily affected by maintenance issuesMonday March 19, 2012 Written by PEM Staff
Shop floors, petroleum refineries, and fabricating centres in Alberta were a bit busier this January, starting off the New Year on the right foot. Shipments of manufactured goods rose to $6.4 billion in the first month of the year, a slight uptick of 0.9 per cent over the previous month. But compared to January of 2011, manufacturing activity in the province was higher by 16.5 per cent, according to Statistics Canada. Nationally, manufacturing sales moved in the opposite direction, slipping 0.9 per cent to $49.6 billion, the second decrease in seven months. The decrease partly reflected a drop in production in the aerospace product and parts industry, primary metals, machinery and other transportation equipment industries. Alberta's manufacturing activity is concentrated in those industries that provide either inputs into the energy sector (eg. steel pipe, specialized equipment, etc.), or outputs (refined petroleum and chemicals). As a result, overall manufacturing values in the province tend to move in tandem with oil and gas activity. The occasional shut-down of a refinery or upgrader due to maintenance can interrupt that trend. Provincial manufacturing also includes food packaging and processing (especially meat products) and forestry products such as lumber and pulp and paper, both of which have fallen in recent quarters. The level of manufacturing shipments remains a small amount below the record highs set in early 2008. Still, the trend over the past two years has been clearly towards an expansion in overall sales. That bodes well for Alberta's economy going into 2012. From: www.troymedia.com
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E.C. Central, losers of two straight to West Side, did just that on Thursday night at its Gary rival's gym.
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"Our guys have really been going at it at practice," Cards coach Abe Brown said. "So I told 'em if this is how hard you go against guys you love, how much harder should you go against another team?"
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Robert Carter Jr., a transfer from Georgia Tech, has announced that he will be transferring to Maryland. Carter had been previously considering St. Johns, South Carolina, and Kansas, as well as Maryland.
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Turgeon also laid out his plan for Carter, telling him that he wanted him to teach the younger big men on their roster, as well as help lead Maryland back to national relevance.
Carter averaged 11.4 points and 8.4 rebounds last season for the Yellow Jackets. Kansas was looking to add him as a possible reserve big man to back up Perry Ellis and freshman Cliff Alexander and compete with Jamari Traylor for backup minutes.
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Let's take a look at five games that are flying under the radar this week:
West Virginia (3-4) at Kansas State (2-4) - 3:45 PM ET, FOX Sports 1
Kansas State is winless in the Big 12, but they've played intense competition in the last three games. Texas, Oklahoma State, and Baylor have been their most recent opponents, however, the Wildcats played all three quite well. They'll get leading receiver Tyler Lockett back, so that will certainly help. As for West Virginia, it let one slip away against Texas Tech last week. Both teams badly need to win this one as they are both currently sitting in the bottom third of the Big 12 standings.
Michigan State (6-1) at Illinois (3-3) - 3:30 PM ET, ABC/ESPN 2
The Spartans are 6-1, yet are still unranked. There's an easy explanation from that. Outside of their game against Notre Dame (which they lost), they haven't played anyone. Not to mention that the offense looked absolutely dreadful in a 14-0 win against a horrendous Purdue team last Saturday. With Michigan visiting next week, there's a good chance Michigan State may be looking ahead. Look for Illinois to keep this one interesting the entire way.
Texas (4-2) at TCU (3-4) - 7:30 PM ET, FOX Sports 1
David Ash is out for Texas, which means Case McCoy will be leading the way once again at quarterback for the Longhorns. When we last saw Mack Brown's team on the field, they were busy routing Oklahoma in the Red River Shootout. They will face a tough road test this week against TCU, a team that hasn't been able to put it together much against Big 12 competition this year. They've beaten Kansas and played the more challenging teams very well, but can they play a complete game and hand the Longhorns their first Big 12 loss of the season? We'll have to wait and see.
Houston (5-1) at Rutgers (4-2) - 12 PM ET, ESPNews
The AAC might not be the toughest conference in America, but this game features two teams that are fun to watch. Houston's undefeated streak ended last week in a 47-46 heartbreaker against BYU. With Louisville losing to Central Florida last week, the AAC race has opened up quite a bit, and Houston now controls their own destiny. Of course, that would mean winning back to back road games against UCF and Louisville in November, which is much easier said than done. As for this week, there could be a lot of points scored, so this one should be the worth the watch.
Duke (5-2) at #14 Virginia Tech (6-1) - 3:30 PM ET, ESPNU
It's hard to believe that the Blue Devils are a win away from bowl eligibility, and we're only in week nine. On the other side of the coin, Virginia Tech has quietly jumped up to 14th in the rankings after a 6-1 start. To be honest, Duke hasn't beaten anyone that's any good this season, so this would undoubtedly be a massive victory in terms of gaining national recognition. If the Hokie defense can contain wide receiver Jameson Crowder and keep the passing game in check, they should be fine. If they can't, look for David Cutcliffe's team to become bowl eligible in a big way.
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This time around you'll witness the unveiling of something the band hinted at with Machine: the dark side. It isn't the blatantly obvious, clichéd shell of black clothes, lipstick and tattoos employed by the latest poser goth bands; it's more the type that artists such as Muddy Waters, Miles Davis, Wayne Shorter and early Rolling Stones projected, and it'll send chills down your spine. You'll hear this approach throughout the disc; for every bouncy, up-tempo pop tune like "Tick", there's a deathly homage-to-Bowie slink like "Man" (I got a man who makes me wanna kill...I got a man who makes the Devil pale...I said we're all gonna burn in hell") or the B-52s-cum-AC/DC collage of "Rich" ("I'll take you out boy...flesh ripped off...rawrawrawrawrawwwwww..."). Often it's a combination of the two, and it plays out like a romantic-suspense movie. "Black Tongue" settles into a squealing chant of "uh-huh, uh-huh" over a hand-clap/go-go beat-driven surf-rock tune. It's a fabulous chicane; as soon as the band has lured you into the corner, they drop the bag over your head and slash your throat with a wall of guitars. Tiny Karen, her mouth suddenly full of alarmingly sharp teeth, shrills, "Boy, you're just a stupid bitch and girl you're just a no-good dick." Yipes.
The band's configuration for Fever to Tell is the same as on "classic" YYYs tracks, yet this never means boring: their sonic palette is rich, and their exploration knows no bounds. "No No No" is a good example: the march-like intro unwinds slowly, unfolding under Karen's Lou Reedy slurs of "He'll never come back as the man you loved", backed with piercing nu-metal feedback and cymbal bashing. As soon as you get comfortable, everything fades away -- and from across the universe, we're greeted by a mix of reggae drumming, dub "bass guitar" and echoplexed vocals, swirling from ear to ear as the track sinks into a subtle wash of delay effects.
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The second collection of poems by Samira Nozari titled "Lonely Birthday" is published by Faradid Publications in English.
IBNA: According to Nozari, the volume includes 37 English poems in blank verse.
The dominant atmosphere of these poems is sad and gloomy and they portray a nostalgic person that is eager to fly, said Nozari.
"In other words, the persona of these poems wants to join the trees, water and stones in nature. The other reason for her nostalgia is lack of light. This theme reaches its height in the poem titled Blue Nostalgia".
She continued: "The language of these poems is bitter as they are obsessed with the future of mankind. In other words, the use of natural elements carries the main purpose of the poems."
Nozari added that the poems are rooted in society and social facts.
The second volume of Nozari's poems includes an introduction by the poet and 37 English pieces, such as 'sorrow', 'tears', 'lonely', 'shadow', 'sleep', 'I and crow' and 'stranger'.
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After the devastating crash of the Dark Horse 2 Funny Car in 1967, Doug Cook quit racing, but the Stone, Woods & Cook name was golden, and Tim Woods wanted to continue racing. But without Doug as either a driver or a partner, how do you continue the name? Continue they did with a series of Funny Cars under the Stone, Woods & Cooke livery. A couple of different Mustang Funnies were built, as was Tinkerbell--a '71 Pinto. In 1973, a Vega Funny Car was campaigned by Frank Harris on the East Coast, with a percentage of the fee paid to the SWC team. Drivers in the post-Doug Cook days were Kenny Safford, David Ray, Dee Keaton, Mike Van Sant, and others. The SWC Swindler III Mustang was destroyed in a 1972 crash, and then rebuilt almost identically at the very end of 1972, debuting at the Last Drag Race at Lions shoed by Van Sant. That car became Van Sant's first Invader in 1974. SWC quietly quit racing that same year.
"My dad had magic, he could wave his wand over any engine, and it would run better--put out more power. When he died, I was done racing, I was going to quit," says Mike Cook. His father was Doug "Cookie" Cook, driver of arguably the most famous and popular drag cars ever, the series of legendary Stone, Woods & Cook (SWC) Willys that dominated the Gasser ranks in the '60s with on- and off-track antics. When you talk to Mike about his dad, there's a ton of reverence in his tone, in the air--you almost feel like Doug's in the room with you. The same holds true when Cookie's best friend, Joe Bartlett, talks about their drag racing days in the '50s--racing twin '37 Chevy coupes at Lions, Santa Ana, and San Gabriel. You get the same vibe from Mike's son, Mike Jr., who's just completed building a Nostalgia Funny Car called Dark Horse 2, continuing the livery and hopefully legacy of his grandfather's SWC days.
Mike Cook Sr. didn't get into racing because of his famous dad. In fact, he barely saw him growing up. "My mom and dad divorced in the early '60s, so weekends I would stay with my grandmother because my dad was gone racing. I wasn't going with him to many races--just local [dragstrips] like Lions or Irwindale, and I wouldn't say I was really into it all that much." He'd polish the wheels of the Willys and hang out, but he wasn't hooked. When SWC made the switch from Gassers to Funny Cars in 1967, the team competed with a beautiful Mustang called Dark Horse 2, made partially by gutting the useable parts from one of the Willys, including the driveline, wheels, and more. The body was a steel Mustang shell over a tube chassis with a fiberglass front for easy removal; it was one of the earlier approaches to Funny Car building at a time when fiberglass flip-tops were becoming the norm.
After a few squirts at local Southern California strips, SWC went on a barnstorming tour, hitting the nation's major tracks as well as the dark and bumpy hayseed tracks. Every promoter wanted to book the popular team. On September 13, 1967, Doug was involved in a spectacular crash at Alton Dragway in Illinois, flipping the car at the top end while going more than 180 mph. He was almost killed, and sustained numerous injuries including 49 broken bones. After a lengthy hospital stay, Mike lived with his dad for months as a caretaker. "Dad knew what hurt was after that crash," says Mike. "He worked on cars 100 percent of the time, but after he got out of the hospital, he just walked from the whole thing." Or maybe not.
As Doug's condition improved, and it looked as if the worst was behind him, Big John Mazmanian talked to him about working that magic on his new Barracuda Funny Car program. John Kranenburg was Maz's crew chief, and with Pat Foster he had been perfecting a second 'Cuda Funny Car that was a high-gear-only car at a time when all Funny Cars ran two-speeds. Larry Reyes was driving the direct-drive car while Mazmanian stalwart Richard Siroonian handled the two-speed car. Eventually, Doug relented and joined the Mazmanian team, and Mike came along to help his dad. "That's where I learned how to work on cars," Mike says. "I just started changing plugs, pistons, whatever it took, while Dad waved his wand over Maz's engines." Mike was barely a teenager at the time, and it was all new and fun. But Maz was running out of money, according to Mike. First he sold the direct-drive Funny, then, after the 1971 season, Mazmanian was out altogether.
For a while, Mike tried to get his dad back into driving, but Doug was through with racing. By the time he was 17, Mike took up driving in figure eights at Ascot Speedway, just for some fun. But once you get hooked, it's more than a little fun--and Mike was officially hooked on racing. He decided to build a '65 Chevelle for the V8 Sportsman class, running roundy-round at Corona Raceway, Saugus, and Ascot. He eventually graduated into the professional division. Doug was completely against it. Also around this time, Mike started restoring one of the Willys that had been stripped and was sitting in the SWC shop in Bellflower. When Mike, who was 16 at the time, found out it was destined for the scrapyard, he approached Tim Woods to buy it. He was too young and had to get permission from his mother to bring the car home. He raced it for a time with a big-block Chevy, and then stored it in a $25-a-month garage in Compton. He slowly collected parts, and by the early '80s, he'd finished up the beautiful restoration.
"I built it for the love of the car, the legends behind it, not for any direct connection with it," says Mike. "Sure, my dad raced it and was 50 percent owner, but I had no real connection to it." The car has been seen frequently since it was finished--often in the Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum--and was on the March '05 cover of HOT ROD. Mike was taking every opportunity to get his speed fix. Besides his sojourns into roundys and dirt, he was trekking out to El Mirage and Bonneville, both seeming to have a particular magic that kept drawing him in. In the late '60s, Mike crewed and drove Bruce Geisler's '53 Studebaker. In 1960, Geisler had started racing the Stude with an injected Chevy. In 1980, Geisler launched the Stude to 209 mph for a class record. But his most productive years were with Mike when he set a record at each Bonneville outing from 1968 to 1972. In 1972, veteran Bonneville racer Les Leggitt approached Mike about driving his Woody Gilmore dragster set up with a 300ci Hemi on 50 percent nitro. Mike went for it. This was the first rear-engine, dragster-configured race car to run Bonneville. The record was 255 mph, and Mike ran a 266 to beat it. The next year, they added a wing. Says Mike, "It kept backfiring through the blower, and I'm on the phone to Dad and he's asking me questions and telling me what to do, but he said he wouldn't come to Bonneville--he was done racing." In 1974, the car ran a 295 for the record and won the HOT ROD Top Time trophy.
Next, veteran lakes racer Bill Burke wanted Mike to drive his Avanti, which ran 221.81 in CBFCP at Bonneville in 1972 with the Hemi-powered Stude. In 1977, at El Mirage, Mike set a record of 202.38 mph in E/CBF ALT, and in 1981, he ran 210.77 mph in E/MBFCC. But while Mike was driving for others, he was also building a Vega Funny Car for himself to run at the lakes. "I bought most of my parts from John Force, and to this day he's grateful because it gave him the money to race," laughs Mike. This was the first flopper to run at Bonneville, ultimately hitting 260 mph with a 300ci Chrysler, but during a return run, a fire burned the body off of the car. While rebuilding the Vega, Mike and Leggitt built a '29-bodied roadster and went after a 230-mph record. He made a single pass at 260 but was not able to back it up.
With a new Vega body, Mike was number one in points when--at El Mirage this time--the entire car burned to the ground. The 426 Hemi kicked out a rod, and the oil caught fire. Standing at the start was Les Leggitt and also Doug Cook, who wanted to see his son race. They were both nauseous from seeing the Vega on fire--thinking the worst--but Mike was unharmed. Mike now knew what he wanted in a Bonneville race car, and how he would construct it. Through his old friend, Leonard Woods (son of Tim Woods of SWC), who owned his own Ford dealership in nearby Chino Hills, Mike acquired a new '89 T-bird to begin transforming. Running a 14-71-blown 426 Hemi on alcohol with a Lenco two-speed, he was out to beat his pal Gale Banks' 280-mph record. First time out, Mike ran a 242, and then a 249 at El Mirage. Armed with those numbers, it was off to Bonneville for the record.
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Pronunciation: /ˈstāSH(ə)nˌkēpiNG /
The maintenance of a ship's proper position relative to others in a fleet.
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- Large forces generated by perturbations during locomotion (e.g., recovering from a fall, predator avoidance, or station-keeping in high winds) may also utilize a greater proportion of geckos' adhesive capacity.
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Paleo Pizza!!!
Recipe on my new blog http://willcrossfitforfood.wordpress.com/
Paleo Pizza!!!
Recipe on my new blog http://willcrossfitforfood.wordpress.com/
Breakfast cupcakes
Recipe on my new blog!!
New blog up! New paleo recipes!!
Paleo Chicken Soup
Fall is here and those those chilly nights are slowly creeping up on us. This is a perfect meal to throw in the crock pot & let simmer until dinner time. Super Easy (Just the way I like it).
If you can find a super clean stock then knock yourself out! If not this recipe for the stock is pretty simple.
Chicken Stock Ingredients
1lb chicken parts (meat, skin, bones, whatever)
1 large onion
3-4 celery stalks
2 whole carrots
2 tbsp sea salt
3 whole cloves
2 tbsp garlic powder
6-8 cups cold water (depends on the size of your crock-pot)
1) Chop the onion, celery, and carrots into large chunks
2) Put the chicken pieces, onion, celery, carrot, salt and cloves into a large pot & add 6-8 cups of water.
3) Bring to a boil, reduce heat & let the stock simmer for an hour.
4) Remove chicken & vegetables & strain into a bowl.
Chicken Soup Ingredients
4-5 chicken breasts or meat from the actual bird (I'm Lazy)
5 whole carrots (chopped)
5-6 celery stalks
4-6 cups fresh Kale
1/2 one sweet onion minced
1) In a pan over medium heat & a little olive oil cook the chicken breasts & the minced sweet onion. Cut the chicken into sizes of your preference.
2) Cut the carrots & celery into about 1/2inch-1inch chunks and put them in the crock-pot.
3) Add all the chicken & onions to the crock-pot as well once cut.
4) Add the chicken stock to your liking (remember the Kale goes in last).
5) Stir 4-6 cups Kale into the crock-pot. It looks like a lot but it cooks down! Make sure the Kale is at least moist from the stock.
6) Once everything is in the crock-pot turn it on high & let that bad boy cook for about 4-5 hours or until the celery is soft.
Water refreshers to keep you hydrated.
Many or the fruits in these have diuretic properties, such as limes & pineapple. So not only will you be re-hydrating your body you will also be helping it flush out toxins and help rid water weight caused by high carbohydrate & sodium rich foods.
Mint aids in digestion and soothes indigestion & inflammation.
You can add whatever you choose to these if you decide to make them.
The ones with whole fruit will last refrigerated for about 3-4 days. The ones with only lime or lemon will last a little longer.
To make sure they last as long as possible squeeze a little bit of lemon or lime juice in each of the jars, this will keep the fruit fresher longer.
Paleo Turkey Burgers & Sweet Potato Fries
Dinner never looked so sexy… haha no but really though.
1lb organic ground turkey breast (i like it lean)
1/2 cup chopped onion
2 tbsp relish
1 tbsp garlic powder
black pepper
sea salt
iceberg lettuce
1 sweet potato
olive oil
Sweet Potato Fries
Preheat Oven to 450F
1) Slice the sweet potato into "fry like" pieces, toss them in olive oil making sure to coat all of them.
2) place them on a baking rack and sprinkle them with sea salt and pepper, or whatever else you would like.
3) Bake at 450F for about 45 minutes but be sure to check on them because sometimes ovens hate people.
1) In a bowl mix (with hands) 1lb ground turkey, 1/2 cup minced onion, 2 tbsp relish, 1tbsp garlic powder, black pepper, and sea salt.
2) Once thoroughly mixed make 4 individual "turkey balls" equal in size, flatten them to the size you prefer… but not too thick because the middle needs to cook.
3) Coat the bottom of the pan with olive oil & cook the patties over medium heat until the bottom is golden brown & the top is semi white… then flip.
4) Be sure the center is cooked all the way through by slicing the middle to get a better look.
5) Take them out. Top them with tomato, avocado, a slice of onion and wrap them in a leaf of lettuce & they're good to go!
CAUTION: My lettuce wrapping skills are absolutely phenomenal & I can't explain to you how or why. I was just born with a gift. DO NOT KILL YOURSELF OVER THIS STEP. It doesn't need to look pretty, it just needs to taste good.
Today is officially the first day of the Paleo challenge (Lurong Living). I've already been pretty strict with paleo but i think Im going to modify it a little and cut the sugar a bit. That way I can get some numbers down and I can be that topless lifeguard for Halloween/my birthday ahahaha. Anyways I'll probably be posting a bunch of shit seeing as this challenge is strict for 9 weeks. STAY TUNED FOR SOME GOOD SHIT LADIES & GENTS.
These should definitely be a part of your workout regime at some point or another. If you don't deadlift you're missing a movement that will strengthen major muscles groups.
Muscles involved include: gluteus maximus, hamstrings, quads, abs, forearms, back and hips.
Basically… DO SOME DAMN DEADLIFTS!
Chicken, Sweet Potato, & Kale Omelet
I ran out of protein this morning & had a mini heart attack after I realized I had 2 WOD's to complete today with no post workout shake. I managed to get enough protein throughout the day though. Hopefully it takes the edge of these sore abs, I can't even laugh without cringing. Tabata got the best of me yesterday!!!


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European Tour 'realistic aim' for coming to town
Posted: January 15, 2014|
THE man who designed JCB's planned golf course development believes the dream to make it part of the European Tour is a 'realistic aim'.
Robin Hiseman, golf course architect for European Golf Design – a company co-owned by the Tour – said the site will match any professional golf venue.
He said he immediately knew the potential of the 240-acre greenbelt area as soon as he visited it.
He said: "I took a call from Alan Thompson and he first touted the idea to me, so we had a bit of a Google Earth conference to look at the site.
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"Then I came to have a look in person and was immediately struck by the lovely surroundings of Woodseat Hall, which will become the clubhouse. There are so many different landscapes on the site. It never gets boring or stuck in one setting."
Mr Hiseman told the Advertiser the course will be challenging and have several 'interesting' holes.
He pinpointed the par three 17th, which will see golfers attempt to play over the lake to a green on an island in the middle, as a particularly challenging hole.
He said: "The 17th hole will be challenging and, combined with the 18th hole, will provide a dramatic finale to any round of golf.
"When I was introduced to the course, hole 17 wasn't in the plan but I was walking around the site and saw the lake and island when the idea popped into my head.
"Several of the holes are really interesting. The first hole's a very fast start on what used the be the old Uttoxeter canal.
"Lord Bamford wanted the water to be visible from the clubhouse so we've widened it dramatically.
"Holes 11 and 12 are in woodland and are very pretty to look at and I can't wait to start building hole 13 – we'll really put the JCBs to work on that one."
The course will be exclusively for JCB's potential clients unless it becomes part of the European Tour and Mr Hiseman said it will be built to reflect that.
He said: "We're mindful that the corporate game has a mixed ability range so there are several options as to where we've put the tees.
"Weaker players can tee off closer to the holes. For example, the four tees on hole 17, which is a par three, will have a distance of 215 yards between them.
"The dream to get the course on to the European tour is realistic. I've designed a lot of high-profile courses, including Spain's candidate for the Rider Cup.
"JCB's is a special site and could easily be adapted to hold a tour event and, if it did, more temporary jobs would be created for course staff.
"We're very well-advanced in the process of obtaining planning permission. We've done all the technical drawings and they'll be submitted shortly."
European Golf Design was charged with creating a 'tour-proven golf course to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the very best contemporary course designs in the UK'.
And Mr Hiseman is 'confident' his design meets that requirement.
He said: "We're taking full advantage of a rich landscape that includes deciduous woodland, classic English farmland and historic parkland with many arboretum-standard specimen trees.
"We are looking forward to building this JCB course and, as you might expect, JCB machines will be doing all the work in what will be a 240-acre shop window for its product range."
As part of the project, several disused old buildings on the Rocester site will be rebuilt to serve the golf course.