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The heart pattern decorative pill case is a top gift for those who like to travel, are plagued by having to take lots of pills everyday, or even just for the forgetful. This decorative pill case slips easily into a pocket or bag for ready-to-go use. Never forget to take your pills with you as you will never want this adorable case out of your sight! The travel pill case organizer has three compartments for storage and organization. The lid is detailed with pink and red hearts in epoxy and rimmed with chrome. The pill box also has a mirror in the interior compartment. Cute pill cases like this are hard to come by, especially when it is a personalized pill case! Personalize this box by having the recipient's name laser engraved on the lid of the travel pill case. This little addition is so meaningful when included on a gift. Measuring 2 9/16" x 2" x 5/8", this pill case organizer can fit anywhere!
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5 GA golfers made the trek to the desert - here is a recap and where you can follow scores daily if interested.
Scores and ratings can usually be seen each day around 9-10 PM EST here- http://www.pdga.com/tournament_results/77977
Phil with a 54 leading Masters
Keith with a 60 - 10th in GM
Ben (now Vegas - but still close to being GA)
Kevin McCoy
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are all in the Open division finishing between 8-9 PM EST
Tee times first day were alphabetically set, so Q and Ben were on the same card with Paul McBeth with Kevin being on the card after.
I saw everyone play the first 2 holes, since my round ended before any Open Men players teed off and Phil was 4 holes behind me in the first Masters tee times, so I saw him on a few holes where the course configurations worked out.
Dawn and Lorelei's flight was delayed due to the crappy weather in ATL (it is 75 and sunny here in Vegas) and now they don't leave until after 9 pm instead of 7:30 - getting here after 11PM, which doesn't leave much reunion time before my 8:45 tee time tomorrow.


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JOHNSONBURG – Otto-Eldred sophomore quarterback Dakota Vaughn set the tone early for the Terror (1-2) and scored all four touchdowns in a 26-13 win Friday night over the Johnsonburg Rams (0-3).
Vaughn surprised the Rams right from the get-go with a 63-yard pass play to sophomore halfback/cornerback Coy Hoffman to highlight a four-play, 76-yard drive. Vaughn broke the plane from a yard out to give the Terror an early 6-0 lead.
"They had the big pass play and that was huge, and very surprising," said Johnsonburg head varsity football coach Jesse Schreiber. "We saw nothing like that on their films and I give their coaches credit on that play.
"Their coaches did their homework and changed their defensive look and caused a bit of confusion for our defensive line."
However, the Rams immediately answered the call on the ensuing possession with a 70-yard drive with a bulk of the yards coming from junior wide receiver Frank Kocjancic. After the wideout ran for 10 yards for a first down, he later caught a 26-yard pass from junior quarterback Quinn Luhr to again move the chains.
Luhr eventually found Kocjancic in the end zone from 22 yards out on the seventh play of the drive to knot the score at 6-6.
Johnsonburg again had no answer for the Terror rushing attack as they rattled off an eight-play drive before Vaughn again dived in from a yard out to score and take a 12-6 lead before the end of the first quarter.
"Dakota Vaughn was able to get a lot of quarterback keepers inside for four or five yards because our defensive line was struggling a bit," Schreiber said.
The Rams' bad luck continued into the second quarter. After recovering a fumble on their own 6-yard line after Otto-Eldred senior halfback Lucas Kerr coughed up the ball after a 5-yard gain, Luhr was intercepted by Otto-Eldred sophomore halfback/safety Sam Colebert to give the Terror the ball on their own 38-yard line. Eight plays later, Vaughn was in the end zone again.
The drive was highlighted by an 18-yard pass from Vaughn to sophomore fullback Seth Bigley; on 4th-and-goal from the 3-yard line, Vaughn rolled out to the right and strolled into the end zone unscathed for his third score. He then tacked on the extra point for a 19-6 advantage.
The Terror took advantage of another Luhr interception, the second for Colebert, as they marched 93 yards in just over three minutes before halftime.
Vaughn stomped 36 yards downfield on a quarterback keeper for the first down; a 14-yard trek from Kerr and 27-yard connection from Vaughn to Hoffman put the Terror in the red zone and in good position to score again.
Hoffman finished with 96 yards on four receptions.
An 8-yard Vaughn run was sandwiched between two incomplete passes to bring up 4th-and-2 from the 7-yard line but another Vaughn quarterback keeper gave the Terror three yards to move the chains.
A Bigley rush came up empty-handed and prompted Otto-Eldred's final timeout of the half with 17 seconds on the board. Vaughn and Hoffman connected for a 2-yard gain, just two yards short of the goal, but the Terror got off one last play as Vaughn kept it up the middle for a 2-yard touchdown, his fourth of the game. A Colebert extra point gave the Terror a 26-6 halftime lead.
Vaughn would finish the game with 133 yards through the air and rushed 17 times for 87 yards, and four touchdowns. Of Otto-Eldred's 359 yards, Vaughn accounted for 220 yards.
"They were able to run outside on us and that also killed us last week against Cameron County," Schreiber said. "We were killed on the off-tackle plays and we knew Lucas Kerr was fast, especially on the outside, and we just did not contain the outside very well, and that continues to be a problem for us.
"We've been working on it since the beginning but it's a mindset that we have that we're crashing inside and getting sucked in."
The Rams got back into the game early in the third quarter as despite excellent field position on their own 45-yard line, a 10-yard penalty plagued a potential Terror drive.
On 4th-and-12, a high snap sailed over Kerr's head on the punt attempt; he took an 8-yard loss as the Rams took over on the Terror 35-yard line.
Johnsonburg took advantage of the short field and went the distance thanks to passes of 11 and 14 yards from Luhr to Kocjancic.
Luhr found senior wide receiver Kyle Sheldon in the front of the end zone as he dived in for the 10-yard touchdown catch. An extra point from senior running back/linebacker Michael Shuey cut the lead to 26-13 with 7:45 left on the clock but the Rams couldn't get any closer.
Johnsonburg was hit with a 15-yard personal foul call to move the chains and the Terror rattled off eight straight rushing plays. Hoffman couldn't get any yards on 4th-and-3 to turn the ball over on the Johnsonburg 25-yard line but the Terror burned valuable time off the clock.
After a 6-yard run from Johnsonburg senior running back Jaryd Servidea, the Rams were hit with a 10-yard holding to call to back them up to 2nd-and-14 on their own 21-yard line. A 15-yard keeper by Luhr moved the chains but after a 1-yard pass from Luhr to junior split end David Redmond, the junior quarterback coughed the ball up on a bad snap as Otto-Eldred senior guard/defensive end Dakota Lee recovered with 2:17 to go in the third quarter.
Vaughn was swiftly sacked on the first play of the drive by Johnsonburg defensive lineman Drew Lecker for a 5-yard pass and the Terror eventually went three-and-ou
t and had to punt.
The Rams took over on their own 23-yard line as play crossed over into the fourth quarter and took advantage of a 5-yard false start penalty on the Terror. On 3rd-and-2 from the 31-yard line, Luhr kept it for a 12-yard run to move the chains.
Luhr finished 10-for-17 through the air for 101 yards and two scores, and 27 yards on the ground.
More downhill rushes of seven and 10 yards from Servidea gave the Rams hope before he was stood up on 3rd-and-2 at the Terror 31-yard line with 8:34 to play.
"I thought Jaryd Servidea had an excellent game and ran well along with the offensive line," Schreiber said.
On a fourth down play, Kocjancic caught a short pass but only made it a yard to turn the ball over on downs. The Rams continued to struggle making tackles on the first hit as Otto-Eldred ran the ball 12 times on the last 13 plays of the game.
"We haven't been getting very many tackles on the first hit-- we tackle, we tackle, then we get a guy hurt," Schreiber said. "We're doing the tackling drills, we're doing the things you need to do but we're not finishing.
"It's a tough one to lose. I give Otto-Eldred a lot of credit because they came to play."
Otto-Eldred 12 14 0 0 - 26
Johnsonburg 6 0 7 0 - 13
First quarter
O-E - Dakota Vaughn 1 run (Dillon Sutton run failed), 7:47, 6-0 O-E
J - Frank Kocjancic 22 pass from Quinn Luhr (Michael Shuey kick failed), 3:02, 6-6
O-E - Vaughn 1 run (Lucas Kerr run failed), 0:06, 12-6 O-E
Second quarter
O-E - Vaughn 3 run (Vaughn kick), 6:21, 19-6 O-E
O-E - Vaughn 2 run (Sam Colebert kick), 0:00, 26-6 O-E
Third quarter
J - Kyle Sheldon 10 pass from Luhr (Shuey kick), 7:45, 26-13 O-E
Fourth quarter
No scoring
O-E Team stats JB
50-226 Rushes-yards 25-103
133 Passing yards 101
359 Total yards 204
2-1 Fumbles-lost 2-2
4-30 Penalties-yards 4-43
Individual statistics:
Passing: Otto-Eldred: Dakota Vaughn 7-13-133-0-0. Johnsonburg: Quinn Luhr: 10-17-101-2-2.
Rushing: Dakota Vaughn 17-87, Lucas Kerr 14-86, Sam Colebert 11-43, Nate Rodgers 6-10, Seth Bigley 1-0, Coy Hoffman 1-0. Johnsonburg: Jaryd Servidea 13-47, Quinn Luhr 5-27, Eric Bevacqua 3-11, Frank Kocjancic 1-10, Kyle Sheldon 3-8.
Receiving: Coy Hoffman 4-96, Seth Bigley 1-18, Seth Coscia 1-15, Sam Colebert 1-4. Johnsonburg: Frank Kocjancic 6-78, Kyle Sheldon 1-10, Shane Bickford 1-7, Troy Padasak 1-5, David Redmond 1-1.


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Today joysann wrote an insightful piece on the book she read (blurb below), Schooled by Deena Bright on my website. Deena is yet another teacher being scorned for the books she writes and actually lives close to joysann. We also welcome new readers Alice and Autumn today. Thanks for your contributions and I hope we see many more.
Warrior Betrayed by Addison Fox
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After the death of her father, Montana becomes the leader of his shipping company. Strange things start happening, including her mother reappearing after 20 years missing, talking about curses, immortal warriors and Mt Olympus. She hires and begins to fall in love with handsome security expert Quinn Tanner as her life changes and she discovers the truth behind her mother's words, and finds he is part of it all.
Warrior Betrayed was a fast paced good read with lots of romance and intrigue. I couldn't put it down. It was easy to relate to the characters, and I'll be picking up the next book in the series right away, Warrior Enchanted.
The Fairest Beauty by Melanie Dickerson
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Sophie is a poor kitchen maid in the evil Duchess Ermengard's castle. The Duchess is known for her evil and hateful antics toward all the servants, especially Sophie. Sophie often dreams of escaping the terrible castle, but she has no family, no money and nowhere to go. Then one day a young handsome man named Gabe shows up at the castle claiming she is the betrothed to his brother and life as Sophie knows it gets flipped upside down. They plan a daring escape and begin a frightful journey back to Gabe's castle, where they must not only protect each other from the dangers around them, but also protect their hearts as a romance together is impossible.
The Fairest Beauty is a masterful retelling of the fairy tale Snow White. It has everything that a great romance needs, a young forbidden love, an action-packed adventure, and a happily ever after ending. The Fairest Beauty was unique enough from the classic fairy tale that it kept totally engrossed throughout the entire novel. I can't wait to read more books like this!
Schooled by Deena Bright
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High school teacher Jenelle Garrity suddenly finds herself out of her marriage and alone, but handsome Briggs Alexander, a popular sports celebrity, is happy to keep her company. So is compelling Leo Cling, a brilliant, up and coming businessman. Problem is, both young men are her former students from years ago. But the college grads aren't boys anymore…
Deena Bright's erotic contemporary is a delightful escape from ordinary life with the not-so-plausible circumstances sparking a woman's imagination. The double controversy of a) former students and b) two hunky men makes for good conflict, and the likeable characters make the story titillating. I think it is a fun, sexy entertainment, and I'll be watching for the sequel.
Ever After by Kim Harrison
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The ever-after, the demonic realm that parallels our own, is shrinking, and if it disappears, so does all magic. It's up to witch-turned-daywalking-demon Rachel Morgan to fix the ever-after before the fragile balance between magic users and humans falls apart.
I'll admit I haven't read all of the previous ten books in this series, but this was an easy book to slide into with even no knowledge of all the players. Also, it is a testament to the writing that even in the eleventh book in a series you can introduce evolution in the characters. Because to follow a series and group of characters for that long you need to have an attachment to the characters. And while the ending had a truly epic feel to it, the whole thing was handled with a grace that wouldn't unbalance the worlds they live in for the next installment in the series. A truly excellent read.
Blood Promise by Richelle Mead
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From a young age the fiery dhampir Rose Hathaway vowed to always protect her best friend Lissa Dragomir, a Moroi princess and the last of her line. But this vow was made before the mysterious and handsome Russian guardian Dimitri Belikov entered into Rose's life as her private combat instructor. Soon the physical closeness of their combat training turned to a heated love affair with Dimitri always on Rose's mind. After an attack on the academy by the sinister Strigoi, resulting in Dimitri being turned, Rose had to make the hardest decision of her life- leaving Lissa's side to set out on a vigilante mission to set Dimitri's soul free from the irreversible Strigoi curse. But if Rose finds Dimitri, will she be able to look at the face of her lover and kill him?
Blood Promise is a mesmerizing and emotional page turner full of suspense, longing, seduction, and deception. I could not put this book down and jumped straight into the next book of the series; the anticipation was killing me!
By the Blood of Heroes
The Great Undead War: Book I
By Joseph Nassise
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During World War I, the desperate Germans introduce a new gas to the battlefield. This gas nicknamed the "corpse gas" changes the entire war; the gas resurrects the bodies of the dead, giving the Germans an unlimited source of troops. When famous Allied pilot Major Jack Freeman is shot down and taken captive by the Germans, only one veteran officer is crazy enough to attempt a rescue mission. Captain Michael "Madman" Burke is fearless and wild enough to go behind enemy lines and attempt a vital mission.
By the Blood of Heroes is not what I would normally read, but after reading this, I am now totally in love! I am ecstatic that I found a new genre! It's a full-on action packed adventure, filled with lots of blood, guts, and gore. A thrilling ride of a novel, historical and adventure readers will enjoy!
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"I get all the Girl Scouts paperwork done after midnight. It's so quiet then."
"Don't stress out about dinner. Just use a crock pot. If you get up at 4 in the morning, you can chop and prep before getting ready for work."
The working mothers I know seem to compete for bragging rights to sleep deprivation. Sometimes I feel as if needing eight hours of shut-eye a night brands me as a loser mom. But if I start chopping and prepping in the wee hours, I might as well prep my suitcase for the hospital.
I track my sleep balance as if my life depends on it—well, my life as a healthy, functioning, mania-free adult, anyhow. I don't need any more "vacations" in psych wards because I convinced myself it was a tremendous advantage to exist on less and less sleep, losing my ability to reason, control my impulses, and exercise good judgment along the way.
The art of sleeping soundly has become a critical component in my long-term remission from bipolar disorder. My nighttime rituals include soft light, soft pajamas, a soft pillow, and, if necessary, the sound of soft rain via CD. My daytime ritual of exercising regularly provides insurance that I will sleep soundly.
I generally sleep a tad more than seven hours on weeknights, slightly longer on weekends. Juggling a challenging job, a tricky commute, freelance assignments, my spiritual practice, and helping with homework, youth sports and activities can whittle that down to six hours.
After one night of abbreviated sleep, meeting my deadlines at work takes effort, my head throbs faintly, and I crave caffeine. After two nights, I struggle to get out of bed, feel as if I'm recovering from the flu, and start tearing up to Pink Floyd.
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Im going to be graduating my 6 week welding course next week because it is a 6 week program. i get a certificate 210 hours complete. They trained me in SMAW, GMAW Pulse and Spray, FCAW, AND GTAW. If you want specifics. SMAW 3G And 4g, FCAW 3G and 4g, GMAW-Pulse 3g and 4g, GMAW-Spray 2g! I was not trained by some random backyard school. These were really good professionally experience welders who been welders for over over 30 years and they worked for the government and worked under AWS and Military standards because they worked for Electric Boat.My teachers taught me about distortion control, the jewels formula and how to read blue prints and identify welding symbols and etc! I mean i have enough experience to go get a job. I can get certified through the school them all i do is have to pay the money for it.
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This volume was published in conjunction with the exhibition "Art of Sky, Art of Earth: Maya Cosmic Imagery" held at the Museum of Anthropology, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC, Sept 2009 - May 2012. The basis for the exhibition and this book lies in the donation of Maya objects to St. Bonaventure University by alumni Jack and Jerome Fishkin and their friend, Jane Abrams. The text of the book is in both English and Spanish.
edited by Xavier Seubert, OFM and Oleg Bychkov, PHD
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A pioneering study of the art of the Franciscan order that shows how
Franciscan theological, liturgical, pastoral and missionary strategies were
formulated and implemented visually, not by words but by images, by using
contextualization and introducing gender and culture specific visual
traits. The essays in this volume probe the art and visual culture of the
early Franciscan movement to reveal insights and nuances of the life and
power of this revolutionary phase of theCatholic religion. The essays by
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by Michael Ford
This intimate spiritual protrait of Father Mychal Judge features exclusive interviews with some of his closest friends and associates. It explores the inner life of New York's most popular and charismatic Franciscan who became an overnight American hero when his life came to a tragic end serving as the New York City fire chaplain during the attack on the World Trade Center. Former New York City Mayor Rudy Guilliani said of Fr, Mychal, "He embodied the ideal blend of spirituality and public service."
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by Mark V. Angelo, OFM, PhD and edited by Eligius M. Buytaert, OFM
Published in 1961 by Franciscan Institute Publications, this 264-page book grew out of a doctoral dissertation by Mark Angelo, OFM. This book tells in detail the story of the founding of St. Bonaventure and, within that story, also tells the story of Franciscans coming to western New York, Catholic education in America, the development of Cattaraugus County and the founding and growth of the towns of Allegany and Olean, New York. Chapters include:
- Early Territorial History and the Arrival of the Franciscans
- Develop of Higher Education in the United States
- The Formative Years of St. Bonaventure University
- A Chartered College
- A Permanent Foundation
- The First Fifty Years
- Evolution of the Modern Culture
- Destruction by Fire
- Reconstruction
- Friedsam Memorial Library
- World War II
- End of an Era
- A Franciscan University
- Athletics
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Based on the research of Edward K. Eckert
Editing and additional content by Robert, Ann and Daniel McCarthy
St. Bonaventure University is pleased to announce the publication of its photographic history:
THE GOOD JOURNEY: 150 YEARS OF HISTORY AT ST. BONAVENTURE UNIVERSITYBased on an original text by Edward Eckert with editing and additional content from St. Bonaventure alumni Robert, Ann and Daniel McCarthy. This engaging, narrative text coupled with iconic and inspiring photos from the St. Bonaventure University archives provides this compelling written and visual history of St. Bonaventure. THE GOOD JOURNEY is being published in hardcover with dust jacket. It is landscape designed and totals 160 pages with more than 250 photographs.
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Coming back after a one year hiatus, the Extend Firefox contest is ready to make you into the next great Firefox extender? A personal favorite of mine, the global developer contest for Firefox always brings in a lot of cool, unique and fun extensions for people like me to use and review.
What are the prizes this time around? Here are just a few:
- Development gear, including a brand new 15" MacBook Pro
- A license for the TextMate IDE by MacroMates
- A license for the Versions SVN client by Sofa
- A license for ExpanDrive by ExpanDrive
- Firefox Ogio Metro Backpack stuffed with t-shirts, stickers, and more
Sure, I got passed up for being a judge again this year, but hey… can't argue the fact they do have a nice selection of judges to choose from.
Last year's contest received over 100 add-on submissions, which will be a hard record to beat. However, with some hard work I think that record can be broken. Extend Firefox 3.5 is open now and runs through October 2nd, 2009. Good luck to all that enter!


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Using the Towny plugin for Minecraft, how does one prevent people who are not the town's residents from being able to enter the town?
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I had a quick look over the documentation and I couldn't find away to do so. You could either request that as a feature here or you could use WorldGuard to make regions around the towns, Then set flags so only the people you specify (or groups) are allowed into the area.
If you need more help with the second option - PM me on the Bukkit Forums (shadrxninga).
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From the fiscal cliff to the debt ceiling, the drama in Washington may be just beginning. And one man many Oregonian's have their eye's on is senator Ron Wyden. He was in Southern Oregon today to talk with constituents about what's on tap for 2013.
At two town hall style meetings Sunday, Senator Ron Wyden addressed crowds in Jackson and Josephine counties about their concerns for the coming year, including the future of programs like medicare. Cuts to services a big worry as some Washington leaders are pushing for decreased spending.
"I want to know how we can fix those programs so they will be able to continue into the future without cutting benefits."
And the senator assured the crowd he's working to make sure that doesn't happen. Back east, in Washington, Wyden supported the deal which averted the so called fiscal cliff last week. Within the bill is a provision which would help local businesses like Brammo Motorsports in Ashland by giving tax credits to those who purchase electric two and three wheeled vehicles. It's a small market that Wyden hopes to expand.
"I think there is a real export market for these kinds of motorcycles. I'd like to make sure we get our hands on the market, especially in Asia which is going to be big," said Wyden.
Analysts say the fiscal cliff and hitting the debt ceiling last week is just the beginning of the political drama of the year. Senator Wyden says he couldn't agree more.
"The real challenge right now is cutting the deficit. Right now what you have is our country going out and borrowing from China in order to fund priorities that nobody in an Oregon town hall meeting agrees with."
And he says his next challenge? To get leaders in Washington to work together.
"One of the biggest priorities for me is to show that democrats and republicans can find common ground without giving up their principles."
Meanwhile, Senator Wyden will spend the next several weeks traveling throughout Oregon to find out what residents are concerned about here at home. Wyden began his town hall meetings back in 1995, hosting more than 330 since then. If you missed today's meetings, you can visit Senator Wyden's website for a schedule of when he will return.


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Recipe by BramptonMommyof2
"This salad I grew up on. Flavored with extra-virgin olive oil and fresh chopped oregano."
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tomatoes on the vine, cored and chopped
red onion, thinly sliced
seedless English cucumber, chopped
3 tablespoons
extra-virgin olive oil, or more if needed
1 tablespoon
chopped fresh oregano
salt and ground black pepper to taste
Not a bad salad. I think it could use a little more "oomph", maybe some fresh garlic and a touch quality balsamic vinegar to offset the oil.
I have been making this salad for over 30 years and my mother always made it when i was living at home. it is an all time favorite in our home. my son and daughter also make this salad in their homes for their family and they also love it. i add a bit of chopped garlic and a sprinkle of balsamic vineger and it tastes fabulous. when i don't have fresh oregano i use dried oregano.
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I make this all the time at home. The only difference with my recipe is a splash of red wine vinegar and some crumbled feta cheese on top - gives it more of a Greek flare.
Five stars with white balsamic (four without-I LOVE vinegar, and it adds just the right finishing touch). I used more onion and cuke as well. Tasty, easy, simple salad. Highly recommend it. If you don't have fresh herbs available, dried Italian seasoning works fine too.
Very nice salad. Hadn't thought of adding gorgonzola to such a salad. My husband really appreciated that! Thanks for the idea. I agree with others who use some garlic (dried, roasted, or minced fresh garlic if making the salad ahead a little so it can mellow a bit in the dressing), one or more Italian styled pickled peppers, dried Italian herbs of one or more type when fresh are not available, and one vinegar or another (depending on the mood of the day and what's available), oh - and even a touch of sugar sometimes. Left the seeds in our more typical type cucumber, and it was simply refreshing anyway. Might add pasta or beans with this salad if the meal is lean in the carb or protein area as well. (pssst - Really, we only use sugar more as a seasoning to take the edge off of the vinegar, but mostly because we don't use enough oil to do the job traditionally.) I like to make this with extra vinegar and oil (more vinegar than oil) and use the whole salad to top a green salad. Yum! Very refreshing!
Simplicity at its best, capturing the bright summer flavors from the garden. You can't go wrong with this salad.
So simple but delicious.
Only changes were fresh basil. Did not have any oregano.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Italian Tomato Cucumber Salad
Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 4
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 128
Calories from Fat: 94
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A number of exciting things are happening at Bridgeport Hospital.
One is the good news that September is the Epic go-live month. So, after this, I think the Epic journey will be well underway. Although it might seem like a pretty long journey already, in reality, it has just started.
It is hard to believe that not too long ago a calculator was a big deal. Now, we have computers the size of phones that are literally everywhere and changing the way we live in many noticed and unnoticed ways.
Another development is that we continue to expand the hospitalist service – by popular demand. The hospitalist team is now truly a team and they provide terrific care on a daily basis. Karim Namek, MD, has done a great job building the team and I am sure he will continue to recruit talented and committed physicians and advanced practice providers to the service.
We have been a superb teaching hospital for many years, and have been very successful with our internal residencies in Medicine, Radiology and Obstetrics and Gynecology, and our fellowships in Cardiology, Interventional Cardiology, Pulmonology, Gastroenterology, Geriatrics and Minimally Invasive Gynecological Surgery.
We have several programs that are integrated with Yale- New Haven Hospital, such as General Surgery, Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics, and we are highly rated parts of those residencies. We also offer a fellowship in Burn Care and a residency in Podiatry.
There are major changes coming nationally in medical student and resident education. The focus always seems to be on work-hours limitations, but a lot is changing in the way we educate (e.g. the use of simulation technology) and the way we evaluate (milestones).
Last but not least, you should all be aware that David Lobo, MD, is the new Program Director of our Internal Medicine residency. Please congratulate him. After conducting a national search, he was the unanimous choice of the selection committee and we are very excited to have him working with us in this new role.
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This rare piece is the alternate version of the official poster of the 2013 College World Series, published for exclusive sale at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha during the tournament, features spectacular views of the new-school baseball palace, and the bold title "Welcome to Omaha - History Happens Here". With the official tournament logo, tournament dates and location, and the sporting logos of all eight schools competing for the 2013 National Championship
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Weekly round-up
Here's our weekly digest of interesting stuff from the web. Have a great weekend!
- Google offers great benefits, including paying your family after you die.
- Weekend read: "The Art of the Sale."
- Hipsters continue summer tradition of renting lawns.
- Landscape lighting as high art.
- How not to ask for customer feedback. (via @Bader_Rutter)
- Now this is a fifth room.
- Above: 5 ways to save fuel. (via Wright Mowers)


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Welcome to the bigger, better, bolder home of Pirate Nation - the expanded-for-2010 Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium! This spectacular panoramic print features
the football palace as it roars with purple pride, looking
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For a patron of the La Plata Chick-fil-A, service did not stop once she left the restaurant.
Autumn McMahan was traveling from her North Carolina home to visit family in Delaware on Nov. 20 the Tuesday before Thanksgiving when she stopped at the restaurant with her two children. At the time, McMahan�s youngest child was sick, and while in the restaurant became fussy. In a rush to leave, McMahan left a diaper bag with her wallet in it dangling on a chair and proceeded on her trip north unaware until she discovered it was missing Wednesday evening.
�I had looked everywhere for it. I went through the whole car, and then I distinctly remembered last seeing it on the chair at Chick-fil-A,� McMahan said. �I called the restaurant, and the person I spoke with immediately offered to deliver it. I said, �Oh, you don�t want to do that, I�m in Delaware now,� and so I gave my address and they said they would FedEx it. I didn�t expect to have it back until Monday.�
Wednesday evening, McMahan spent several hours in the emergency room at a local hospital with her son. The next morning, Thanksgiving Day, an exhausted McMahan was preparing to spend the day with family when there was a knock at the door.
�I was at my sister-in-law�s house, and we just looked at each other and said, �Who could that possibly be?� and I just expected it to be a deliveryman,� McMahan said.
The reality was much different: McMahan opened the door to see John Flatley, the owner of the La Plata Chick-fil-A, standing on the doorstep with her diaper bag in his hand.
�I was absolutely just dumbfounded,� McMahan said. �I mean, what sort of person does that? It just so exceeded my expectations that someone would go above and beyond in that way. He had to have driven four hours, over toll roads and bridges, just to get it to me. I just thought it was nice that they had offered to even FedEx it.�
A week later, McMahan posted her story on the restaurant�s Facebook fan page, not expecting it to receive much publicity and simply wanting to share the story of a good deed.
The response was overwhelming.
As of Thursday morning, the post had received 5,209 likes, more than twice the amount of fans of the page, and 378 comments.
�I didn�t think it would get that much attention,� McMahan said. �I don�t use Facebook very often, and I think that was probably the first thing I�ve ever posted on a fan page wall. I was so glad to see how many people read it, and how many people want to just pay this good deed forward.�
Despite going above and beyond in this way, Flatley is modest and even deferential about his actions.
�This was a mom and her children, and she needed that bag. It just made sense,� Flatley said. �It�s just the way that we think here. It�s just what people do. I think any of my friends would have done the same thing. I�d do it again.�
Flatley said he is equally surprised by the attention that McMahan�s story has received.
�I�m reading the comments, and I�m encouraged by the people who say that they would do the same thing, or that this has inspired them to want to do something similar,� Flatley said.
McMahan�s story struck a personal chord with Flatley, who recalled a time when he was traveling to Philadelphia with his girlfriend at the time, and had car troubles along the way. A stranger from New Jersey and his family picked them up and drove them home, three hours out of their way.
�I remember asking him, �What can I do to repay you?,�� Flatley said. �He told me to just pay it forward one day and do the same thing for someone else in need when given the chance. I think God puts you in places where people need you.�
Another Chick-fil-A of La Plata employee, manager Ben Hanson, said he was not surprised by Flatley�s actions.
�That�s just who John is,� Hanson said. �He�s always willing to go above and beyond for anyone who needs it.�


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We picked a nice fall day to drive out to the country to Nolt's Family Dinner Haus near Grabill. The leaves were at peak color, the sky was grayish blue and we passed many picturesque farms.
Nolt's is a working farm with many buildings. When we arrived, it was difficult to figure out where to park. We circled the main barn until we found other cars and parked there.
The restaurant looks like a former barn with its gambrel roof. The decor is homey. Red-checked tablecloths are topped with antique china sugar and creamer.
What appealed most to me about Nolt's was that is wasn't large or touristy. Dining alongside the Amish families and eating home-cooked food gives a more authentic and enriching experience.
Everything is homemade at Nolt's. Our waitress said only natural foods are served and the chicken is fried in cholesterol-free soybean oil.
Homemade bread and peanut butter were brought to the table. The peanut butter was a hit. The combination of peanuts and marshmallow cream makes it taste like a dessert, rather than a sandwich spread. My friend said he would come back just for that.
Chicken and fish were our entree offerings.
The buffet itself wasn't large, but there were large quantities of food and many different dishes to choose from.
A large pan of cornbread sat at the start of the buffet line. The ingredients on the salad bar looked fresh. I appreciated that the lettuce was shredded, instead of big chunks dumped from a bag. I was equally thrilled to see fresh peas.
After the salad bar, I noticed the homemade noodles and fried chicken.
My friend proclaimed the cornbread delicious and went back for more.
I accidently pepper-bombed my salad. The holes in the shaker were larger than I realized. No harm done - I just mixed it into the salad. Other tables had the same type of shaker, so if you want salt and pepper, shake delicately.
The chicken was super moist on the inside and crispy on the outside. "This is one time I'm going to eat the skin," my friend said. I agree with him. The chicken was excellent.
The vegetable side dishes were hot and buttery. The green beans retained their bright-green color and snap.
I especially enjoyed the peppered noodles. They were lightly covered in butter.
The fish was OK but a distant second to that wonderful fried chicken.
Soup was available on the buffet, but both of the us were stuffed and wanted to save room for pie.
A variety of pies and German chocolate cake were among the dessert options. I chose the cherry pie. The cherries were warm and tart; the crust had a hint of salt and was flaky. I could have ordered the pie a la mode, but I knew I couldn't eat that much after such a big meal. The pie was the perfect comfort food to end my meal.
The chocolate pie my friend ordered was covered in a mountain of whipped cream. The salt in the crust set off the sweetness of the chocolate.
The one suggestion I can offer relates to the seating. The folding chairs were low and hard. When I sat down, I didn't realize how low the chair was. I felt like a kid at the adults' table. I have ample padding on my backside, but it didn't take long for the chair to feel hard and uncomfortable.
The service was excellent. You can make reservations for large groups. There's a large room with banquet seating at the back of the restaurant. Outdoor seating is also available, weather permitting.
Nolt's Family Dinner House doesn't accept credit cards, so be sure to bring cash or a check.
As we were leaving the restaurant you could hear the horses whinny; then we saw the sign for buggy rides for $3. Maybe next time.


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Recent Activity
MPI's symposium on citizenship examined immigrant civic and political participation, the notion of local voting rights for noncitizens, the concept and practice of dual citizenship, and the role of citizenship in immigrant integration.
This event marks MPI Europe's official launch in Brussels. To inaugurate the new office, MPI Europe will host a panel discussion to explore what is driving societal discontent in Europe, the role immigration plays in this, and why there is a growing perception that immigrant integration efforts are failing.
This Migration Policy Institute event was held to discuss the release of MPI'sbook, Migration and the Great Recession: The Transatlantic Experience, which reviews how the financial and economic crisis of the late 2000s marked a sudden and dramatic interruption in international migration trends.
Breakfast briefing with T. Alexander Aleinikoff, Demetrios G. Papademetriou, and Kathleen Newland.
A book discussion with Marc Morjé Howard, Associate Professor of Government, Georgetown University, and Demetrios G. Papademetriou, MPI President.


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February 2006
Product Reviews / Main Nibbles / Beverages
Like Water for Chocolate
Pairing Chocolates with Artisanal Waters
In Mexico hot chocolate is made with water, not milk.* Water is brought to a boil and chocolate is added to the hot water. A person in a state of sexual excitement is said to be "like water for chocolate" (now you understand the title of the movie).
*Mexicans are not the only people who mix water and chocolate. French-born Maribel Lieberman of New York's Marie Belle Chocolates, and Michael Recchiuti San Francisco—two of America's finest chocolatiers—direct customers to mix their costly hot chocolate mixes ($25.00 a tin) with water, not milk.
The Mayans and subsequently the Aztecs were the first to recognize the potency of chocolate. Montezuma reportedly drank 50 cups of chocolate each day to better serve his harem of 500 women. Seventeenth-century church officials deemed it sinful to partake of chocolate. Chocolate contains among other things phenylethylamine, or PEA. This is the very same molecule that courses through the veins of those in love. Combine our internal stores of this natural amphetamine with chocolate, and it can only heighten "those loving feelings."
Like Water With Chocolate?
As you plan your loving repast for Valentine's Day, water is usually not the beverage that comes to mind when one thinks of what to have with chocolate but...might water be the right beverage to enjoy with your box of Valentine's Day chocolate? During this season of love, what is the right water to drink with chocolate and chocolate deserts?
So, we decided to apply this thinking to pairing chocolate with fine, bottled water.
Pairing Water With Chocolate
We set up an experimental tasting with dark chocolates, which have a cacao content of 50% to 85% (chocolates also are made at 99% and 100% cacao, but they lack the sugar to make them palatable to most people. For an explanation of the different percentages of cacao, click here.) It may help if you click to open up another browser window to the FineWaters Balance™ scale, so you can follow along with the categories of water.
We started with a soft, almost sweet still water and progressed through the FineWaters Balance with Effervescent, Light Classic and Bold-designated waters.
We also sampled white chocolate, which is made with cocoa butter, sugar, milk powder and vanilla, with no cocoa solids. The same rules for matching white chocolate and water do seem to apply.
Happy Valentine's Day!
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