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For those interested, here are two longer video clips that Josh took on his bike yesterday during my run. These were miles 16 and 17 of my 20 miler, and were run at a 7:02 and 6:53 pace. I am impressed Josh was able to ride a bike and video tape at the same time! I knew he was filming the short clips that I posted yesterday because he was laying in the road ahead of me, but I didn't know he was filming these long ones while he was riding along side me. I was pretty focused at this point!
Happy running and good luck to everyone racing this weekend!

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Adapted from The New Passover Menuby Paula Shoyer, Sterling Epicure Publishers
It is a good idea to fully clean and kasher your outdoor grill for Passover, because grilling is a great way to serve a crowd without a lot of effort. Although every year, more and more companies come out with sauces and condiments that are kosher for Passover, it is always healthier to make your own. This onion jam is easy to prepare in advance and possesses a tasty balance of tart and sweet, which you can adjust by adding a little more sugar or vinegar, as you like. You can serve the jam with any cut of steak.
Advance prep: Onions may be made 3 days in advance; meat must be marinated for 2 hours or overnight; meat may be grilled 1 day in advance
Steak Marinade8 cloves garlic, crushed1/4–1/2-teaspoon black pepper to taste1/4-cup extra virgin olive oil1/3 cup white wine3 pounds London broil
Onion Jam1/4-cup extra virgin olive oil3 medium onions, halved and thinly sliced (about 4 cups)3 tablespoons light brown sugar1-teaspoon apple cider vinegarSalt and black pepper
Directions for the MarinadePLACE the garlic, pepper, oil and wine in a container or 1-gallon freezer bag. Shake or stir to mix. Add the meat and cover or seal. Let marinate for 2 hours or overnight.
Directions for Onion JamHEAT the oil in a medium saucepan, add the onions, and cook over medium to medium-high heat for 15 minutes, stirring often, until the onions are very browned. Add the sugar and cook on low heat, uncovered, for 20 minutes, or until the onions are caramelized and most of the sugar has melted and been absorbed. Stir occasionally.Remove from the heat, add the vinegar, season with salt and pepper, and let cool. May be made 3 days in advance; store, covered, in the fridge. Serve the jam warm or at room temperature.
Directions to Prepare the SteakPreheat broiler or outdoor grill. Broil or grill the meat for 8-10 minutes per side until desired doneness is reached. Let the meat sit for 5 minutes and slice against the grain. Serve with the onion jamServes about 6
Recipe: Kosher, meat, Passover


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Edward's emergency rooms in Naperville and Plainfield score in the top 1 percent in the nation in patient satisfaction, according to a recent Press Ganey survey. And people prefer our emergency care over others in Naperville, Plainfield, and surrounding areas in Chicago's Western Suburbs, according to another survey (National Research Corporation, 2010.) How do we do it?
To start with, we've put our heads together to find ways to lessen stress for our ER patients and their families. We provide emergency care treatment in private rooms with space for family members, and attractive features, such as natural light and wood trim. In Naperville we even have a separate Kids' ER for emergency care of children up to 18 years in age. And in both our Naperville and Plainfield emergency rooms we've set up efficient systems so that you can be seen by an ER doctor after a significantly shorter wait time than the national average. Check out Edward ER wait times by phone, text or iPhone app.
The Lantern Award is a recognition award given to emergency departments that exemplify exceptional practice and innovative performance in the core areas of leadership, practice, education, advocacy and research. The award is a visible symbol of the Edward emergency department's commitment to quality, presence of a healthy work environment and accomplishment in incorporating evidence-based practice and innovation into emergency care.
Our emergency rooms have 24/7 radiology services and the latest information technology to make sure care is safe, as well as efficient. There's a tracking system for patient test results and other information, and electronic order entry for tests, treatment, prescriptions and other physician orders. This helps avoid errors from misread handwriting.
Both of our emergency rooms are staffed 24/7 by the same group of board-certified emergency physicians -- all highly qualified to treat patients of all ages. We also have more certified emergency nurses than almost any other U.S. hospital.
There is a difference between the two emergency rooms. As Pete Schubel, MD, medical director of the Plainfield ER describes it, "We're similar to the Naperville ER, except we have no beds upstairs." For our Plainfield ER patients who need hospital admission after they're stabilized, we have critical care ambulances on site 24/7 to bring them to Edward in Naperville or other local hospitals.
Edward emergency room/Naperville is a state-designated Level II Trauma Center, meaning it can provide comprehensive medical services to patients suffering traumatic injuries. The highest levels (I and II) have available sophisticated diagnostic equipment, trauma surgeons and specialized surgeons, such as neurosurgeons.
As an EMS resource hospital, Edward's emergency rooms advise paramedics in the field as they treat patients.Our emergency rooms activate special alerts to mobilize staff for stroke and heart attack patients. Edward was named a Stroke Center of Excellence by the Joint Commission, and won Gold Performance Awards from the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association's Get with the Guidelines Program" for achievement in cardiac and stroke patient care. With more than 90,000 visits a year, our ERs are equipped to handle all medical emergencies, injuries and illnesses.
Your physical healthWe'd rather see you healthy than in our ER, and one way to do that is to have a primary care physician. By having your own physician, your doctor knows you and your medical history, so you get the right preventive care, treatment, and follow-up care when you need it. Select an Edward Medical Group doctor. Call (630) 527-EMG1 to find the physician who's right for you and your family.
Your mental healthWhile we all have a pretty good idea when we need to go to the ER for our physical health, when it comes to mental health, it just doesn't seem as clear. A phone call to the Linden Oaks Help Line connects you to counselors 24/7 who can refer you to a behavioral health specialist. Call (630) 305-5500.
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unsweetened chocolate
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packed brown sugar
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2 cups
all-purpose flour
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3/4 cup
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The other reviews are right there is something wrong with this recipie. I added an extra egg and 1/3 cup of milk in order to make it a texture that I could mix the nuts and chips into. Also, I rolled the dough and flatted before cooking as the drop cookies were ugly. The cookies were tasty if you like cake-like cookies.
The cookies tasted like flour cookies. Not sweet and way too many white chips for such a small recipe. Also, it's supposed to make 48 cookies, and it made 22. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone. Try the recipe on the back of the Nestle Toll House white chip bag!
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I was very disappointed - had to throw the entire batch out. We followed the recipe exactly and they came out as super dry and crumbly. Almost as if they needed more butter or another egg. :( I ended up using the stand by Toll House recipe and substituting white chocolate chips and macadamia nuts. Yum!!
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Oct. 13, 2010) -The ETSU men's golf team is set to host the 13th annual Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate at The Ridges. The tournament will begin on Friday morning and will run through Sunday afternoon, with 18-holes being played each day.
This year's field includes four of the top-35 teams in the country. The group features No. 24 Wake Forest, No. 25 Virginia, No. 29 Michigan, and No. 35 Kent State, along with Tennessee, Virginia Tech, Chattanooga, Missouri, Coastal Carolina, North Carolina, UNC Wilmington, Louisville, Denver, and the hosts ETSU.
The resume of former competitors in the tournament includes PGA Tour and European Tour winners such as Lucas Glover (Clemson), Camillo Villegas (Florida), David Gossett (Texas), Anthony Kim (Oklahoma), Luke Donald (Northwestern), Jonathan Byrd (Clemson), D.J. Trahan (Clemson), Matt Kuchar (Georgia Tech), Carl Pettersson (N.C. State), and Graeme McDowell (UAB).
Tennessee returns to the event as the defending champions as they edged Oregon State last year in a scorecard playoff. The two teams finished the event at 3-under par 861.
Individually, this year's field features five players ranked in the top-50 nationally. Headlining the group is No. 7 Ben Kohles of Virginia, No. 15 Lee Bedford of Wake Forest, John Hahn of Kent State, No. 18 Evan Beck of Wake Forest, and Lion Kim (No. 40) of Michigan. Kim is the reigning U.S. Amateur Public Links champion and will participate in The Masters next year.
The Bucs are coming off a ninth place finish at last weekend's Rod Myers Invitational, hosted by Duke. ETSU junior Devin Komline (Dorset, Vt.) recorded his highest career finish as he tied for fifth. Komline also recorded his collegiate career low round of 67 during Monday's final round.
Freshman Spencer Lawson (Raleigh, N.C.), sophomore Patrick Spraggs (Rochford, England), junior Peter Wilson (Locust Valley, N.Y.), and senior Paul O'Kane (Castledawson, Northern Ireland) will join Komline in the starting lineup for the Bucs this weekend.
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Our "vertical Fraternity and Sorority Row" is located at the interesection of Chinatown and Tribeca. Suites on the top four floors, including 4 penthouse suites, make up our fraternity and sorority houses. Our houses consist of suites that hold up to 13 residents and have amenities such as: internet, cable, phone, laundry facilities, hard wood floors, 24-hour security, spacious common areas, and full service kitchens.
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This photograph of the southern hemisphere of Jupiter was obtained by Voyager 2 on 25 June 1979, at a distance of 12-million km (8-million miles).
Seen in front of the turbulent clouds of the planet is Io, the innermost of the large Galilean satellites of Jupiter. Io, which is about the size of our own moon, is the most volcanically active planetary body known in the solar system, with continuous eruptions much larger than any that take place on the Earth. The smallest features on either Jupiter or Io that can be distinguished in this picture are about 200 km (125 miles) across.
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The teachers at Westover Elementary School in Silver Spring wear staff shirts with the definition of hope on the back. As a noun, it reads, hope is a feeling of confidence, expectation. As a verb, to hope is to look forward to something, believing it will happen.
As a person, the embodiment of hope is fifth-grade teacher Mary Hawkins-Jones, who received the Most Hopeful Teacher in America award Aug. 21 from Gallup at its headquarters in Washington, D.C.
"It's not me — I'm just a symbol of Westover," Hawkins-Jones said. "It's Westover, it's all of us. We have the scores to show hope happens."
Westover was identified by Gallup as a "high-hope" school after students took a Gallup survey of school climate in October. Of the 1,700 schools surveyed nationwide, 192 were identified as high-hope schools. The vast majority of students at those schools believe that the future will be better than the present and that they have the power to make it so, Shane Lopez, a senior scientist at Gallup who researches hope, wrote in an email.
"It's a matter of resilience," Principal Patricia Kelly said. "When students come up [against] an obstacle, what do you do to help them? It's a matter of making sure [help is] realistic."
Kelly pointed to one way by which Westover works to instill hope. Each year the school identifies students who "aren't making it" and assigns to each a good friend who is a member of the staff or faculty. That friend never identifies himself as having been assigned to the student, but just says hello every day and lets the child know he is important to the school community.
When asked by Gallup to name one teacher at Westover who was most hopeful, Kelly named Hawkins-Jones, although, she said, there are several staff members at Westover who "fit the bill."
"I have witnessed Mary, however, sustaining that hopeful compassion of hers over the course of 20 years," Kelly wrote in an email. "So, no matter whatever 'ups and downs' were going on around her, she still focused on the students' needs. She is truly one of a kind!
"She also has willingly shared her expertise and 'can-do' attitude with others in several leadership roles, [for example] grade level chair, team leader, committee chair, leadership team member, etc. This is the 'ripple of hope' effect that Shane Lopez ... talks about in his book, 'Making Hope Happen.' So, Mary does all this while simultaneously holding high expectations for her students and then teaching them well," Kelly wrote.
Hawkins-Jones said that to her, hope is like a light that starts a glow and as you get closer to the light it gets brighter.
"If you don't have hope it's like sitting in a dark room," she said. "What are you going to do in a dark room?"
She keeps her students in that light by getting to know them, she said.
"I conference with every student, try to get them to think beyond fifth grade, let them know there are a lot of options," Hawkins-Jones said. "Hope helps you move forward."
Those are also the findings of Lopez, who helped select the Most Hopeful Teacher, a first-time award from Gallup.
"Mary Hawkins-Jones knows that everyone wants 'something more' out of life," Lopez wrote. "She helps children discover who they can be and teaches them how to make that vision a reality. She turns wishes into hopes."
Matthew Hladiuk, who also teaches fifth-grade at Westover, works closely with Hawkins-Jones and said he has learned a lot about hope from her.
"With her guidance I've been able to set goals for students," Hladiuk said. "You never know what's inside a child."
Hawkins-Jones said that after she was nominated for the national award she was asked to submit test scores.
"Gallup is all about data," she said.
She was then asked to take part in an interview.
"My philosophy on education is that mistakes are opportunities to learn," she said. "We need to allow students to make mistakes and give them an opportunity to learn. [Instead] we try to save them."
One final message on hope can be found on the bulletin board in her classroom.
It reads, "Hope is an amazing gift."


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