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WWII Illinois Veterans Memorial
The memorial honors the 90,000 Illinois men and women who served in World War II. A 22-ton white concrete globe symbolizes the conflict that involved more than 200 nations.
Woodlawn Farm - Underground Railroad Site
This farm was established in 1824 by Michael Huffaker who built four cabins for free black families and later hid fleeing slaves there. Tours available between Memorial Day and Labor Day on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m. or by appointment.
Wm. Van's Coffee House is a coffee loving family business in Springfield that specializes in premium coffee and teas.
Limited edition prints, framing and pictures.
Features more than 115 specialty stores and a food court. Super regional center serving the entire Central Illinois community. 1933 antique double deck carousel.
Breathtaking scenery forms the backdrop for Local in season farm to fork cuisine, pleasurable pastimes and world-class entertainment at Walker's Bluff. What was planted as a family homestead long ago has grown into a picturesque vineyard that guests have been drawn to for its tranquility, style, unmistakable romance and fun family activities. We always extend an open-armed welcome to friends and visitors. We offer four venues to experience.
Washington Park Botanical Garden
20 Acre site with Rose Garden, Rockery, and Fountain Beds, perennial border along with domed conservatory.
The Walnut Street Winery plus Saunas is unlike many other wineries. We make fine wines in small batches using the best raw materials available from some of the best vineyards all over the world. Our wine garden features a bocce ball court that is 60 feet long and 13 feet wide. You can enjoy your wine out in the open air, along with a delicious Isabell's Pizza or some of the great Wisconsin cheeses that we have available. The wine garden is a unique setting for hosting wedding receptions, class reunions, office parties, Christmas parties and other group events.
A 2.2 mile run paved trail on Springfield's southwest side, beginning at Robbins Rd. and continuing to Park Street.
Voices of Jacksonville Audio Tour
Tune to radio frequencies at each of the seven locations throughout Jacksonville to see the actual places and hear the real stories of Abraham Lincoln as his friends and associates knew him.
The historic flight of the Vin Fiz was the first air crossing over the United States. A marker located at the Dunlap House indicates the spot where the small airplane landed in Middletown on October 9,1911.
The 1879 birthplace of the native Springfield poet/artist, this house remained Lindsay's only home until his death there in 1931.
University of Illinois Springfield Black History Month Celebration
The University of Illinois Springfield will celebrate Black History Month in February with a variety of events designed to educate and raise awareness. The theme of this year's celebration is P.O.W.E.R. (Perseverance, Opportunity, Wealth, Education, and Responsibility). The following events are free and open to the public.
Town and Country Shopping Center
From discount apparel at Burlington Coat Factory to a unique art gallery shop. Several shops and restaurants to choose from.
Crafts, toys, books and Lincoln souvenirs.
Enjoy the inspiring surroundings of Jacksonville's sewing complex. A beautiful and bright 2500 sq ft showroom is packed with all types of sewing needs, including JANOME sewing machines to try before you buy! Wonderful cabinets fill the room to give you the feel of home! The store's friendly staff will make you feel welcome. The store offers in-house sewing machine repair for most makes and models and classes for all levels of sewers in all types of sewing interest. There are always changes going on at Times Square. After looking at all the variety of things in the showroom, check out the 1250sq ft classroom, where there are several quilts from previous classes on display.
Surrounded by gardens and a reflection pool, this magnificent bell tower in Washington Park is the third largest in the world, and one of the few that is actually open to the public.
Upscale women's apparel.
Located on East State Street in a historic building, this grouping of eclectic shops creates a unique shopping experience. Antiques, gifts, furniture and women's boutique and children's clothing.
Located within Lincoln's New Salem State Historic Site, this 500-seat outdoor theater presents summer productions.
Part of the downtown Springfield nightlife scene for more than 15 years, this LGBT-friendly dance club features karaoke on Thursday nights.
The State House Inn - An Ascend Collection Hotel
Located in downtown Springfield, the State House Inn is right across the street from the Illinois State Capitol complex. The hotel is within walking distance of many historic sites, including the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum, as well as gay-friendly bars and restaurants.
We've updated our menu! Stop in and see the new board! We now serve organic gluten free oatmeal! We're bringing back the Parmesan egg blossoms with roasted rosemary butter asparagus over potato hash, summer salad in raspberry vinaigrette, and strawberry shortcakes, coffee or tea. Join us for yummy food and live music.


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Criticism drives Bobby Wilson off Twitter
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Bobby Wilson spent his off day Thursday lamenting all the guff he's taken as the Angels' backup catcher. He got so tired of it he quit Twitter.
This is what he tweeted from his account, @BW46, at 10:57 a.m.:
"I'm done with twitter. Try to be fan friendly and all I get is criticism. I wasn't blessed with 5 tools. I worked hard to get here."
I disagree with USA Today's Gabe Lacques that it might be the "saddest tweet ever," but for a major league ballplayer on Twitter, it's pretty surprising.
Angels fans and others certainly are urging him to stay. Fox Sports West play-by-play guy Victor Rojas, who knows something about mixing it up with unruly tweeps, wrote: "@BW46 Dude, don't let the barking dogs w no bite get you down. Bark back & keep doing what ur doing... "
It's not exactly clear from Wilson's timeline, or the various mentions of @BW46 in the Twitterverse, what amounted to the final straw. He takes his share of abuse for the usual catcher-y shortcomings: He's not a speedster; he could throw out runners at a higher frequency (although he's improved that part of his game lately); he could hit better (hitting .228 in 60 games, though he's 11 for his last 27 dating to July 22). Wilson has more than 8,100 followers, and as far as we can tell the account's still active. So maybe he's reconsidering.
I hope he does. They provide a window into the game that we wouldn't get to see otherwise, and before Twitter there were few ways for fans to interact directly with their favorite players. But some trolls go too far on an hourly basis.
Baseball players quit Twitter all the time, and some of them come back. Kevin Jepsen ditched his account and hasn't returned, even after I told him that Angels fans (some of whom are of the ... um, how shall we say this ... fair-weather variety) liked him again, now that he was putting up zeroes.
We're getting to the point in the season when plenty of Angels fans, even the Polyannas, are starting to get anxious. With Wednesday night's 9-8 loss in Oakland, the team has now lost six of eight games, and there's plenty of criticism to go around.
Should Wilson return to Twitter, step away for a while or swear it off forever?
He should at least take comfort that he hasn't let his emotions get the best of him, as this Cincinnati Reds employee apparently did.
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QPR 0 Arsenal 1: Top-four dream still alive after nervy Gunners edge out Harry's side
Arsenal's Champions League credentials remain intact.
Another win, this time at doomed QPR, means they have taken 20 points from a possible 24 since losing at Tottenham in March and yesterday they secured the latest victory with the pressure of knowing that their north London rivals had already secured their own three points late on. Arsene Wenger, it appears, will be vindicated again.
But, in truth, this is not an imperious march through to the end of the season. They did take the lead after just 20 seconds, with Theo Walcott opening the scoring. Yet much of what followed was decidedly mediocre. They rallied towards the end and ultimately they might have won by more.
Equally, though, they were indebted to Wojciech Szczesny on several occasions, not least on 84 minutes when he made an excellent diving save to turn away Loic Remy's powerful driven shot from 20 yards out.
Off to a flyer: Theo Walcott slides the ball past Queens Park Rangers stopper Rob Green with only 20 seconds gone
Match facts
QPR: Green, Ben Haim, Onuoha, Hill, Traore (Da Silva 90), Townsend, Jenas, Mbia (Derry 46), Remy, Park (Taarabt 79), Zamora.
Subs Not Used: Murphy, Mackie, Granero, Bothroyd. Booked: Derry, Jenas.
Arsenal: Szczesny, Sagna, Mertesacker, Koscielny, Monreal, Ramsey, Arteta, Rosicky (Vermaelen 90), Walcott, Cazorla (Wilshere 89), Podolski (Oxlade-Chamberlain 85).
Subs Not Used: Mannone, Coquelin, Jenkinson, Gervinho.
Booked: Monreal.
Goal: Walcott 1.
Attendance: 18,178
Referee: Jon Moss (W Yorkshire).
For QPR, it was a exercise in damage limitation and, as such, largely successful, even if it might not have seemed that way seconds into the game.
Only Armand Traore had managed to touch the ball for Rangers before they were a goal down.
Per Mertesacker sent a speculative long ball that was headed down to Tomas Rosicky. His sprint and cut back was nodded down by Aaron Ramsey from Mikel Arteta, whose poise was superb as he took a touch, shaped to shoot but then played in Walcott. Clean through and at close range, Walcott simply pulled the ball past Rob Green for his 20th goal of the season.
It seemed as though this might be the final humiliation of a dysfunctional season for a dispirited QPR. As it was, thereafter, they held their own. Naturally, at times, like all teams against Arsenal, they had to settle back and admire the passing. But slowly they asserted some control of midfield through Jermaine Jenas and Stephane Mbia. Andros Townsend — on loan from Tottenham — came into his own, proving a persistent problem for Nacho Monreal.
Not messing around: Walcott (centre) celebrates his first minute goal with Bacary Sagna and Aaron Ramsey
Plenty to smile about: Arsenal were beaming in the sunshine as they celebrated a first-minute goal
Net gains: Walcott's 20-second strike is the quickest goal of the Premier League this season
It was not that Arsenal did not threaten again. There was a delightful pass from Rosicky for Walcott on 27 minutes, a lovely drag of the ball from the Englishman to create space and a well-struck shot that Green deflected on to the post. And had Rosicky been following up better, he would have had the opportunity to turn the ball into an unguarded net.
But despite that foray, QPR were growing both in confidence and competence. A neat touch from Townsend played in Ji-sung Park, but the South Korean shot over on 28 minutes. Townsend was involved again on 31 minutes, crossing for Zamora, who tapped the ball to Park, only for his shot to be deflected wide this time.
Tal Ben Haim then drove into Szczesny's hands on 37 minutes before Townsend curled a free-kick just wide on 43 minutes. It was not scintillating, but in the circumstances it was a creditable first-half performance.
All smiles: Arsene Wenger looks on in the beaming sunshine at Loftus Road
On the attack: Santi Cazorla fires a long-range effort at Green's goal in the first half
That's handy: Wenger exchanges pleasantries with harry Redknapp before this evening's game
Little changed after the interval. Arsenal remained sloppy; QPR looked hungrier and more focused on the challenge in hand.
Townsend, the game's most influential performer, continued to expose Monreal and produced yet another great run on 49 minutes, sending in a deep cross goalwards that required Szczesny to stretch out a hand and divert the ball away.
Walcott had another chance on 50 minutes, when Rosicky again fed him to sprint away towards goal, but his first touch allowed Green to collect.
Townsend tested Szczesny again on 53 minutes with a driven shot that the Polish keeper had to push away and Monreal was so bewildered by the right winger that on 58 minutes he received a yellow card for pulling him back. Having endured a torrid afternoon, Monreal probably felt it was the only way to deal with him.
Job done: The England international celebrates Arsenal's crucial victory over QPR on Saturday
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Arsenal did finally add some urgency to their game on 65 minutes, with Santi Cazorla driving forwards and shooting from 25 yards out, a strike Green had to parry away, with Clint Hill required to head away clear.
Walcott then wrestled his way clear of Ben Haim on 71 minutes and struck a fierce low shot that Green had to push away smartly.
Finally, it seemed Arsenal had thrown off their lethargy. Still, Podolski drove a free-kick into the defensive wall on 75 minutes and then Hill had to hack away a low, dangerous Podolski cross.
Walcott then hit a swerving shot from 20 yards that Green did well to collect on 76 minutes. It was undoubtedly Arsenal's best spell of the game, the only mystery being why it was so long coming.
Up for the battle: QPR restricted Arsenal to just one goal and were unfortunate not to take anything from the game
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Last week, we asked where you went most for your Celtics information. Today, let's see who you think the best writer covering the Celtics right now is:
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Forget someone? Add them in the comments below.
The television sports anchor is a dying breed, with more and more news programs phasing out the sports report and squeezing it down to the bare minimum.
It's hard to believe, but it really wasn't that long ago when we looked to these guys as a pretty big part of our sports coverage. For many of us, especially if you lived away from the city, it was the only way to see highlights of that night's game, and to see and hear from the athletes that we were fans of. We'd stay up for the 11:00 pm news just for the sports report.
Cable TV and now the Internet have rendered these reports pretty much obsolete, as we can watch all the games, and have instant access to highlights and interviews in real time.
We'll take this opportunity to take a look back at some of the TV sports anchors that we've had here in Boston, and I'd like you to weigh in with your memories and opinions of the many who graced the sports desk on the various TV news programs over the years.
Some names to toss around, and I'd certainly welcome more:
Again, this is not a complete list, so feel free to bring up any other names that come to mind, and what you remember about them. Perhaps give me your top three all time, so that I can make a list to vote on in the near future.
So last week, I had you weigh in on who your favorite all-time Boston sports columnists were. I enjoyed reading through many of the comments, and received several emails from others who enjoyed reading some names they hadn't seen in a long time.
So from the comments, along with a number of emails I received, I've put together this list for you to vote on.
If you're so inclined, you can also put them in order, or at least the top five, in your comments below.
This post is part of the effort to select The Best All-Time Boston Sports Columnists
Browsing the Sports Illustrated Vault, I noted a couple of publisher's notes from the magazine which give us a glimpse into the writer that Leigh Montville is.
From the April 20, 1987 issue:
Eighteen years of writing for the Boston globe and living in Newton, Mass., has given columnist Leigh Montville a special perspective on the Boston Marathon. Not only has he written about Heartbreak Hill, he has frequently driven over and around it. So when the idea came up to have him describe the residents and merchants along the storied marathon course (page 94), he had an assignment close to both heart and home.
"Most of the people I talked to have the feeling they're involved in something special," says Montville, 43. "Each of the places I went, people didn't have to think very deeply for stories."
In addition to writing for us—his two previous contributions were stories on the Boston Garden (May 19, 1986) and the inventor of the Zamboni machine (March 30, 1987)—and for other magazines, he turns out four sports columns a week and the random essay for the Globe's Sunday magazine. Seeking inspiration, he often turns to a mystical—to him—rubber-coated baseball the late Globe columnist Ray Fitzgerald also favored. "Ray developed the notion that if he held on to the ball, War and Peace would come into his head," Montville says. "Michael Madden, his successor, uses it, too. It's surprising how many times you need it."
Montville's stories generally reflect a fresh point of view. "Everyone else looks at things from the ground floor," says SI senior writer Peter Gammons, a former Globe colleague. "Leigh writes like he's got his own hot-air balloon." Globe sports editor Vince Doria says, "Leigh's not a hard-opinion guy. He sees a lot of gray in everything." And it's usually funny. To which Montville says, "I think that's one part of writing columns they don't mention in journalism school—entertainment. There's as much Woody Allen in it as Woodward and Bernstein."
Montville is easy to spot in a press box. He's the rumpled guy with a toothpick in his mouth and a Coke in his hand. When he isn't working, he reads Anne Tyler and John Gregory Dunne, vacations in Maine, goes full court at the Newton Y and slugs down junk food.
And then the September 25, 1989 issue:
The first time Leigh Montville entered the time-life Building in New York City, in 1965, he was a callow youth newly graduated from the University of Connecticut. His objective then was to be what he is today—an SI writer. But perhaps he was a tad naive.
"I put on my little suit and gathered my little college newspaper clips and showed up unannounced at the personnel office, where there were two other guys—who were waiting to interview for a maintenance job—and me," says Montville. "We all saw the same woman and we all heard the same speech, 'Get some experience and then come see us again.' "
Montville has been collecting experience bulk rate ever since. He took a job at his hometown paper, the New Haven Journal-Courier, and three years later moved on to The Boston Globe, where he became a columnist in 1970. Several thousand deadline stories later, he longed for the luxury of time to reflect on his stories. "Doing a daily column is usually more typing than it is writing," he says. "It's like being a contestant on Beat the Clock." That was why when SI asked him to do a piece on the Boston Garden, in '86, his first question was, "When's the deadline?" Told it was in four weeks, he accepted the assignment with relish.
Be sure to check out this 1986 SI column by Montville on the old Boston Garden: And They All Say, 'this Is It?'
I need your help. Again.
Especially you old-timers.
I'd like to create a list of the best all-time sports columnists here in Boston. The list of potential names is impressive, but who is the best of the best? Who represents the pantheon of Boston sports columnists?
Some potential names you might consider…and this is by no means a complete list. I really need more suggestions, in fact.
The list is sort of subjective, so I didn't include Peter Gammons, as I think of him more as a baseball writer than a general columnist, while Will McDonough did mainly focus on football, but wrote columns about all sports as well, so he's on the list. Maybe you have your reasons for putting Gammons on the list. Maybe Tim Horgan doesn't deserve to be considered, so don't include him, there are no rules here other than they need to be the best.
What I'd like you do is place a comment below in which you list your top three Boston sports columnists of all-time. I'll use that feedback to compile another list, from which we'll vote on the all-time best.
Here's my list, which are all guys I've actually read: Fitzgerald (You need this book.) Montville and Ryan.
Feel free to include any stories or reasons why you feel the way you do about your list.
I'll also have a prize for a random commenter in this list, but I haven't picked out what it will be yet. (Businesses: Want to donate a prize and get mentioned? Send me an email.)
For this week's poll, we're going to select the best general sports columnist currently writing for a newspaper in New England.
This particular poll is for columnists whose work appears in print. I figured we needed to crank this one out in case the Boston Globe does stop printing, and before Lenny Megliola's time at the Metrowest Daily News comes to an end. (It's been reported that Megliola will be part of a layoff at Gatehouse media.)
In fact, it's possible that this could be the last-ever print columnist poll of this type on BSMW. Future editions might be on-line only. Unlikely? Maybe, but certainly not impossible.
We will have an online columnist poll coming up, for writers like Tony Massarotti, Michael Felger, Chad Finn, etc.
Add your thoughts in the comment section…
In last year's BSMW Approval Ratings, Sean McAdam, then of the Providence Journal, scored one of our highest ratings, with an 87% approval.
In last week's BSMW Opinion Poll on who is the best Red Sox writer, McAdam, now with the Boston Herald, took home top honors with 38% of the vote. Out of over 1000 respondents, 385 voted for McAdam.
He easily outdistanced the second place finisher, Amalie Benjamin of the Boston Globe, who got 171 votes for 17% and the third place finisher, Rob Bradford of WEEI.com, who got 99 votes for almost 10% of the total.
For this achievement, McAdam wins…nothing. Unless you count the ribbing he's sure to receive in the Red Sox press box this week.


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When I was younger I used to go to concerts. That is an understatement. I went to every concert that a boy living in Little Rock, Arkansas can go to. By the time I was 22 I had seen over 250 live shows. But now I am older. I have a wife and a kid and a mortgage and a career. I only go to concerts when they are extraordinary. Tonight was such a show.
Blue Note recording artist, Bob Dorough is an Arkansas native. I played in a band with his nephew in college or I would not know so much about him. He is a gifted songwriter and jazz piano man. He is perhaps the only vocalist to record with Miles Davis, but you are familiar with many of his tunes for an entirely different reason.
Bob Dorough was also musical director for the School House Rock! cartoon series. He was the performer on many of the songs we all grew up singing on Saturday mornings, and wrote many more. Tonight he started the first set with several Jazz standards, and then played some blues from his recent State Department trip to South America. He closed with Conjunction Junction, Three is a Magic Number, and Figure Eight.
This show was in a tiny bar, and Bob engaged the crowd like no performer I have ever seen. Every song was introduced with a story. Any time that there was an opportunity for a sing along, Bob made sure that everyone knew what part they were supposed to sing and when and how to sing it. He taught us harmony and assigned us parts. Hell, he even taught us a secret harmony to "Conjunction Junction, what's your function?" that he said was for, "music majors only," and included a tri-tone that might conjure up the devil.
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Jeremiah 43New International Version (NIV)
43 When Jeremiah had finished telling the people all the words of the Lord their God—everything the Lord had sent him to tell them— 2 Azariah son of Hoshaiah and Johanan son of Kareah and all the arrogant men said to Jeremiah, "You are lying! The Lord our God has not sent you to say, 'You must not go to Egypt to settle there.' 3 But Baruch son of Neriah is inciting you against us to hand us over to the Babylonians,[a] so they may kill us or carry us into exile to Babylon."
4 So Johanan son of Kareah and all the army officers and all the people disobeyed the Lord's command to stay in the land of Judah. 5 Instead, Johanan son of Kareah and all the army officers led away all the remnant of Judah who had come back to live in the land of Judah from all the nations where they had been scattered. 6 They also led away all those whom Nebuzaradan commander of the imperial guard had left with Gedaliah son of Ahikam, the son of Shaphan—the men, the women, the children and the king's daughters. And they took Jeremiah the prophet and Baruch son of Neriah along with them. 7 So they entered Egypt in disobedience to the Lord and went as far as Tahpanhes.
8 In Tahpanhes the word of the Lord came to Jeremiah: 9 "While the Jews are watching, take some large stones with you and bury them in clay in the brick pavement at the entrance to Pharaoh's palace in Tahpanhes. 10 Then say to them, 'This is what the Lord Almighty, the God of Israel, says: I will send for my servant Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon, and I will set his throne over these stones I have buried here; he will spread his royal canopy above them. 11 He will come and attack Egypt, bringing death to those destined for death, captivity to those destined for captivity, and the sword to those destined for the sword. 12 He will set fire to the temples of the gods of Egypt; he will burn their temples and take their gods captive. As a shepherd picks his garment clean of lice, so he will pick Egypt clean and depart. 13 There in the temple of the sun[b] in Egypt he will demolish the sacred pillars and will burn down the temples of the gods of Egypt.'"
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C. elegans has proved invaluable as a worldwide model system for studies in developmental genetics and neurobiology. In a collaborative effort based at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard Medical School, Dr Marc Vidal and colleagues (http://vidal.dfci.harvard.edu/) have cloned a first version (version 1.1) of all predicted protein-coding open reading frames (ORFs), or the "ORFeome" of Caenorhabditis elegans. Their effort has resulted in the generation of over 12,000 clones (ORFeome 1.1), of which ~4,000 correspond to genes that have remained untouched by any cDNA or expressed sequence tag (EST).
These clones have been produced using InVitrogen Gateway™ recombinational vector system pDONR201. As a starting point, the researchers designed 19,000 primer pairs by computational methods, based on gene predictions from one of first drafts of the worm genome annotation made public in 1999. Gene-specific primer pairs would amplify all 'splice variants' between the two primers designed for any gene. Pools of ~50-1,000 transformants for each set of amplification products were partially sequenced to produce OSTs (ORF sequence tags). This confirmed gene identity and permitted identification of pools where at least one processed mRNA was represented. All the data from this project has been made available in WorfDB, which integrates with other mapping data ( http://worfdb.dfci.harvard.edu/ ). There is also a "C elegans ORF Finder" tool available which allows you to find the location of the clone in the 96-well plates.
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> Kitty,
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> yellow blooming comfrey which I don't have a name for. I was really
> looking for the variegated comfrey. He warned me that comfrey can
> spread, so I'll have to be watchful! He had it planted in a shady area
> of his herb garden and it looked lovely in spring!
> Chris
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A one-ton rover as big as a Mini Cooper will land on Mars this morning to start an investigation into the presence of water and signs of life on the planet.
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Whole Wheat Pancake Recipe with Banana, Honey and Nuts
The Whole Wheat Pancake Recipe along with bananas can make a very quick healthy and wholesome breakfast. The goodness of whole wheat, coupled with almond powder and eggs makes the pancakes filling and nutritious. Serve the Whole Wheat Pancake Recipe with bananas drizzled with honey or any other seasonal fruit of your choice.
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- 2 cups whole wheat flour
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- 1/2 teaspoon salt
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- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- honey for serving
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If their past meetings in Las Vegas are any indication, Saturday's Sweet 16 showdown in the women's NCAA Tournament between Lindy La Rocque's second-ranked Stanford and Italee Lucas' No. 14 North Carolina should be a thriller.
The Spokane (Wash.) Region semifinal game, which ESPN2 will televise at 8:30 p.m., will also serve as a personal rubber match between the starting shooting guards and former local prep stars -- who split a pair of meetings here in middle school and high school.
"Every time we've played each other, they've always been great games," said La Rocque, a junior.
Before La Rocque starred at Durango and Lucas at Centennial, the pair of 5-foot-8-inch sharpshooters squared off in middle school, with Lucas leading Cram past Grant Sawyer in the Clark County School District semifinals.
"I can remember it. It came down to the last possession," La Rocque said. "I think Italee made a shot with 10 seconds left (for the lead) and we came down and I ended up missing a 3 for the win."
But La Rocque evened the score in high school, when her Trailblazers handed the Bulldogs a rare home loss in the title game of their holiday tournament.
"It was a last-possession game, and we pulled it out," she said. "I think (Lucas) had 35 and I had 33."
While La Rocque and Lucas are little more than Facebook friends, their fathers -- former Durango boys basketball coach Al La Rocque and former Rancho star Lamar Lucas, a local fireman -- are longtime friends who about 30 years ago played against each other in a Las Vegas men's league.
"I've known her dad forever," Lindy La Rocque said. "He's always been a big supporter of mine, and we've always supported Italee.
"Definitely, at the game, I'll give her a hug and say hello."
Lucas, who was unavailable for comment, led Centennial to state titles in 2004 and 2005 and was named the state's Class 4A Player of the Year in 2007, the year she graduated.
The senior is leading the Tar Heels (28-8) in scoring for the second straight season, with 16 points per game, and had a team-high 22 points in each of North Carolina's two tourney wins.
"She's a great player. She'll definitely be a focus for our defense," said La Rocque, who expects to guard Lucas at some point Saturday. "She's an outstanding shooter from all kinds of range and is extremely quick.
"If you play her out too far, she can drive around you, but if you back off too much, she can shoot it in your face."
So can La Rocque, who once made 11 3s in a game for Durango and graduated in 2008 as the state's all-time leading girls scorer (2,678 points).
La Rocque sank two of the biggest 3-pointers of her life Dec. 30, when she helped spark Stanford (31-2) to a 71-59 victory over top-ranked Connecticut (34-1) that ended the Huskies' NCAA-record 90-game winning streak.
"That was a big confidence booster in me," said La Rocque, who has made 39.2 percent (31 of 79) of her 3s this season.
Saturday's game -- which could be the last for Lucas before she turns pro -- will be La Rocque's third this season against a former Las Vegas standout.
In November, Stanford beat Rutgers, which features former Cheyenne star Monique Oliver, and Texas, which features former Bishop Gorman star Ashley Gayle.
"It's always nice to see a familiar face on the court, even if it's on the other team," La Rocque said.
If top-seeded Stanford can knock off the fifth-seeded Tar Heels, it'll be one win away from a familiar place -- its fourth straight Final Four -- but with no titles to show for it.
"We're starting to get a little bitter," La Rocque said. "We want to win it all now."
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National Hispanic Heritage Month is observed each year from September 15 to October 15. During this time, we celebrate the histories, cultures, and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, the Caribbean, and the Americas. The observation started in 1968 as Hispanic Heritage Week under President Lyndon Johnson.
Goal 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
- Build resilient infrastructure, promote sustainable industrialization, and foster innovation -
Goal 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
- Promote sustained, inclusive economic growth, full employment, and decent work for all -
As we start September, I'm sure many of you are busy with year-end activities, whether it's a final round of grantmaking, planning next year's budget and program, or your annual engagement at side events for the U.N. General Assembly and other international events. It's pretty lively here at the Council too, and I want to share resources and opportunities that are on our radar.
Goal 7: Affordable and Clean Energy
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Goal 5: Gender Equality
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FONTANA, CA - OCTOBER 09: Michael Waltrip, driver of the #55 NAPA Auto Parts Toyota, stands on pit road during qualifying for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Pepsi 500 at Auto Club Speedway on October 9, 2009 in Fontana, California. (Photo by Stephen Dunn/Getty Images)
Mark Martin has been racing in NASCAR for 30 years, he spent 18 of those years (1988-2006) with Roush (Fenway) Racing. In 2007 he raced for Bobby Ginn Racing, which became Dale Earnhardt Inc in 2008 and is now today known as Earnhardt Ganassi Racing. Martin made the switch to Hendrick in 2009 where he spent the next three seasons. Martin then landed at Michael Waltrip Racing in 2012 – where he ran 24 of 36 races sharing a ride with Michael Waltrip and Brian Vickers. He has won 40 races and accumulated 448 top tens in his career. But he's not done adding to the record books just yet. Martin will be sharing the No.55 Aaron's Dream Machine in 2013 once again with 25 races on his schedule. After that, plans are not quite as clear. During Tuesday's media day, Martin said, "I don't expect to be in it (55 car in 2014) That's not my goal. My goal is to see Rodney & 55 car race for a championship." He went on to say, "It's too early to get into discussions about future behind the wheel....
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Addleshaw Goddard has advised Admiral Taverns, one of the largest pub companies in the UK, on its £200m acquisition by US-based private investment firm, Cerberus Capital Management.
The Addleshaw Goddard team, led by corporate partners Philip Goodstone and Yunus Seedat and legal director Richard Robinson with support from a cross-divisional team of 30 legal experts, acted for the Admiral shareholders throughout the complex transaction.
The deal delivers fresh investment to support Admiral's strategic business objectives and growth plans. The company will remain under management of executive chairman Jonathan Paveley and the existing executive management team to continue this new phase in the development of the business.
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I've been looking to replace my 1st generation iPod Touch for years now. I'm not naturally an Apple fan, but we got this device from work. I switched to it when my Palm PDA started dying. The Touch also eventually worked poorly and unreliably for a host of reasons. Android looked like a solution, but I held back because of what I read about its security model. I keep a lot of information on PDA that definitely should not go into the cloud or be accessed by any app other than the host notes/contacts/calendar app.
The BB now seems to be the best solution, so I browsed online articles and videos. Now I'm wondering if I can get feedback from those familiar with the device on how it meets my itemized requirements.
As a reference point, let me be clear that I think Palm use to be the golden standard. Being a throwback to those days, I don't use many of the capabilities of the new devices. I don't do games, social media, I am not constantly connected, so the BB hub is probably not a clincher. About the only real-time communication I do is occassional texting and cellphoning on my cell phone. For my past PDAs, the core apps are calendar, contacts, & notes. Over the years, I've gotten to appreciate WiFi-enabled capabilities like mail (IMAP), maps, browsing, streaming music/radio, the occassional short video. Apart from WiFi, I have also gotten spoiled with MP3 files, podcasts, camera, and not having to use Palm's error-prone stylus/graffiti.
Things that I haven't experienced on the same device but would like to are phone (right from contacts if possible), texting, data plan, video recording, lower bandwidth voice recording, FM radio, and landscape orientation slide-out keyboard. A non-slide-out takes too much display area, and a portrait oriented keyboard is too error prone for my hands. It is a blessing for one-hand usage, but I'm willing to give that up. I've never seen a device with slide-out keyboards in both portrait and landscape orientation, and I doubt that any vendors will make a slide-out of any orientation for the BB 10.
About security, I realize that BB has the firewall between the corporate and personal use, but this will be a personal device so that is a nonissue. More of concern is avoiding a hazard that a friend described with respect to Android -- he said that there are times when the user can hit the wrong button and sync contacts with Google's cloud. This was a deal breaker. The only thing I want clouded was email, since I use gmail anyway. Other than that, clouding is a definite no-no. Does BB email have to go through the RIM cloud, or can I set up an IMAP client directly to gmail? How does one sync calendar, notes, and contact with Outlook? Does it go through a USB cable, home WiFi, or does it have to go through a cloud? What about syncing media files such as sound tracks and pod cast episodes?
The final thing I'm wondering is a bit of a biggy. It just drives me nuts that OS/app developers insist on throwing the time-of-day in your face at every turn. I am trying (as I always have been) to convert myself from a night-owl to a normal person with enough sleep. Being constantly hammered on the head with the time is the death knell for this. This behaviour is baked into the DNA of most devices/OSs. The irony is that I doubt most people care about the time of day at every waking second. Is there a reasonably simple way to ensure that the time is not shown except when specifically needed?
I am an ex-Palm user and I also liked them. I am not a huge feature user and basically need the same from a phone as you. Forst and foremost, it is a phone and the Blackberry outperforms the iPod phones in this respect hands down.
I don't think you will ever see a landscape slider in Blackberry. I would love to see one too, but have been waiting too long. I have a Z10 and the virtual keyboard is awesome with its advance word prediction etc. It addresses the shortfalls of most touch screens but I am still a fan of the keypad of the old Treo and the Blackberry Bolds I have owned.
If you want a real keypad, the Q10 is the go.
I don't know about the time, but I am pretty certain it can be switched on and off (I have not tried, I used my phone instead of wearing a watch).
Now you're making me drool, AYC2112... Thanks...
Well, I've *decided* to go with BB 10, virtual keyboard. Have yet to follow up. It will probably be a big decision that affects replacing disparate cell/DSL/phone companies with a single consolidated provider at hopefully a lower overall cost. Then I can get the phone for "free" by being shackled to the provider for 3 years.
I haven't decided with the shackling yet. Wiser (i.e. more paranoid) smartphone graybeards have described getting a smartphone independently from any provider, and sucking up the several hundred dollars, just to avoid any service-provider-ware that might be installed on a "free" phone.
BTW, would you know if the syncing with Outlook is done over USB and/or local WiFi rather than the cloud? The ability to avoid cloudiness is a key criterion.