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Ascend Mont St Michel as far as the Abbey and enjoy a guided visit before embarking on an adventure of your own with some allocated free time to explore the mount and villages.
You will also enjoy guided visits of Chateau of Langeais and Chateau de Chambord and pass by Cheverny for an outside glimpse of the castle. Return to Paris in the late evening.
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Cross the western districts of Paris as far as the Porte d'Auteuil and take the Normandy motorway. Arriving at 12pm at the restaurant facing Mont-Saint-Michel, "Le Relais Saint-Michel". Begin your afternoon by ascending the Mont by the ramparts or by the village as far as the Abbey located on the top of the mount. Guided visit of the Abbey interior and the romanesque areas followed by free time for exploring the gothic parts of the mount and the village. Departure for Angers.
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Cupid will be busy at southern Maine restaurants Feb. 14, when couples descend on local dining rooms to spoon with each other and sample the special dishes chefs have prepared for this romantic night. Here's a sampling of what restaurants have in store. All dinners will be held on Valentine's Day, unless otherwise noted.
A new menu of seven courses will be offered at Hugo's in Portland.
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The Good Table, 527 Ocean House Road, will have a new a la carte menu. Start with special cocktails, including blood orange and hibiscus margaritas. For appetizers, the choices will include fried oysters on yucca chips with habanero honey aioli and pico d'gallo, and beef carpaccio with fried goat cheese and arugula. Entree choices will include herb- and mustard-crusted rack of lamb with cherry demi, grilled diver scallops with Champagne vanilla butter sauce, a grilled filet, and a pistachio-crusted salmon with raspberry sauce and stacked potatoes. For dessert, there will be baked alaska, Guinness Stout chocolate cake, maple pudding cake and panna cotta with a blood orange soup. For reservations, call 799-4663.
Sea Glass at Inn by the Sea, 40 Bowery Beach Road, will have a four-course menu for $65. After starting with oysters served with a rose Champagne mignonette, dishes will include a crispy goat cheese croquette, pan-roasted scallops, braised lamb bourguignonne and, for dessert, chocolate and raspberry marjolaine. For reservations, call 799-3134.
The Damariscotta River Grill, 155 Main St., will offer both a prix fixe menu as well as a la carte choices. There will be five or six starters, five entrees (including macadamia nut-crusted haddock) and a dessert trio. The regular menu will also be available. For reservations, call 563-2992.
Ricetta's Brick Oven Ristorante, 240 U.S. Route 1, will offer dinner for two with an appetizer, entree or pizza and dessert for $29.95. There will also be wine specials available.
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DiSanto's Restaurant, 322 West Gray Road, will serve three special courses for Valentine's Day, starting with a seafood-stuffed portabello for $10, followed by blushing vodka tomato scallops served with sauteed baby spinach and linguine for $24. Finish with red velvet cheesecake -- red velvet cake layered with vanilla bean cheesecake and cream cheese frosting -- for $6. Call 428-4300 for reservations.
Academe Brasserie, 45 Main St., will offer a three-course tasting menu for $45, which includes a complimentary intermezzo. Choose from five appetizers, seven entrees and a "couple's dessert." Call 985-3351 for reservations. View the menu online at:
On the Marsh Bistro, 46 Western Ave., will offer an a la carte menu of appetizers and entrees. Start with fresh Maine lobster toast or Damariscotta River oysters on the half shell, then choose from an array of appetizers ranging from grilled center-cut beef tenderloin to Cajun fried sole or pan-seared scallops and lobster. Call 967-2299 for reservations. View the entire menu at:
Bar Lola, 100 Congress St., will serve a five-course prix fixe dinner for $55 per person. There will be three choices per course, including a vegetarian option. Seating is limited; call 775-5652 or reserve online at barlola.net.
El Rayo Taqueria, 101 York St., is taking Valentine's reservations for the first time. The restaurant will be serving a three-course menu of aphrodisiacs for $35. There will be rose petals on the floor to add to the romance in the dining room.
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Bethesda's highly-anticipated RPG is coming this October.
August 20, 2008
Fallout 3 falls out on October 28 in the US and October 31 in Europe, announced Bethesda Softworks in a statement.
The developer, most known for The Elder Scrolls series, was very enthusiastic about the announcement of the highly-anticipated RPG. "We are very excited to let gamers get their hands on Fallout 3, the latest chapter in this beloved and highly acclaimed franchise," wrote Vlatko Andonov, president of Bethesda Softworks.
Fallout 3 takes place in a post-nuclear war-torn environment, where players can create any character they want. IGN awarded Fallout 3 the best game of E3 recently, and everybody is going to be able to experience what the big deal is before Halloween ends.
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October 18, 2012, 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
UCOIN's first seminar of the year, in collaboration with Commuter Student Services, will cover what types of accounts college students can utilize in order to keep their personal finances in order as well as different techniques to help save for an emergency fund.
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Do you have a great organizing idea? I'd love to hear it! I'm telling you..I'm determined to get this house in order.
TCB, Craft Envy
Dang. This makes me want to start organizing! That pegboard idea is genius… and that shower caddy, too. Thanks for sharing some new ideas! XO
I love seeing fresh organizing ideas. I have a home decor and organizing lin party every wednesday and would love for you to join the party if you get a chance. http://organizeyourstuffnow.com/wordpress/?p=26529
Brilliant ideas! Love how beautiful an organized space looks like! Have a blessed New Year, Kellie xx
This is great! I need all the help I can get with organizing!
Great ideas! Really makes you think outside the box. Thank you for sharing!
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These are some great ideas, I love the one for the cords! And peg boards and mason jars are so handy for so many different things! Happy New Year!
Karah @ thespacebetweenblog
Thanks for sharing these great ideas. Hmmmm! time to get organised. Cheers SpecialK XoXo
Excellent collection of organizing ideas! Thanks for sharing! :)
Very inspirational, thanks for sharing!
Those are some awesome ideas. My favorites are the outside buckets and the wall calender. how cool! I am having a Feature Friday Linky Party and would love for you to link this up.
Stopping by from "strut your stuff."
Love these ideas, especially the magnetic makeup board!
Fabulous storage ideas. Thanks for sharing with us.
I love the idea of the 4 slot frame I have a couple of these just lying around. What a great idea!
Lovely collection. Thanks for sharing. I am horrible at keeping organized and I am grateful for every little help.
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All fantastic ideas!! Thanks for putting them all together and sharing :)
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Those are great ideas. Visting from Bubbly Nature Creations' Linky Party.
Oh, how I looove organizing inspiration. :) Great line-up. Visiting from Tatertots & Jello's Weekend Wrap Up party. :)
I return from my bloggy vacation to find, not one, but two of my projects featured! What a warm welcome back…
Thanks, Crystal! I'm in the same mode as well. Have been painting like mad. Wait til you see what I did to my kitchen this week…
Talk soon…
Great Post…I repinned a couple for when the organizing mood hits me! Hope it isn't 2013 before that happens.
I'm back! A few blog friends and I are collectively presenting a new challenge idea and it would be so fun to have you join. If you have a second, check in at http://www.thespacebetweenblog.wordpress.com on Monday to learn more, and feel free to email me if you have any questions!
Karah @ thespacebetweenblog
Organizing the ribbon rolls on clothes hangers is genius!
Tips for organising never go astray. So many things in my house could use more order. I think I'll just read blogs instead!
great ideas!!!
Natasha xx
Love the peg board idea, I've been wanting to put one on a wall in my craft room.
These are all such awesome ideas! I am totally organizationally challenged so these could help me.. now if only I could organize myself enough to actually implement these systems life would be easier! Thanks so much for sharing your inspiration with the Pink Hippo Party.. can't wait to see what you share next!
Great ideas. I love Pinterest.
Great tips ! I especially love the peg board inside the cabinet. So smart!
so many fun ideas from pinterest!
thanks for linking up and sharing on Make it MOnday!
I love these organizational ideas. I MIGHT be just a LITTLE bit OCD! Now I have some new projects! Thanks!
Great Ideas! Thanks for sharing :)
LOVE the curling iron storage! These are all great ideas.
Thanks for sharing these ideas. I love the pegboard and chalkboard inside the kitchen cabinet.
Great inspiration, Crystal! I'm doing the cord keeper – my cat like to chew cords. Thanks for sharing!
Hi lovely lady.
You have some great Idea's.
Thanks for sharing with us. Im your newest follower on your blog now.
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These are such great ideas! We would love to have you come share this at our weekly link pary every Saturday! -The Sisters
I'm loving all your organizing ideas you've rounded up!
Thank you so much for gathering all these up!
I love so many of these ideas and am actually off to a great start. Someone ws selling a wire mesh veg rack and when i saw it i thought, that looks like three tray organisers in one so i bought it from her four £4 and now it houses all my paper crafting off cuts. It does need tidying but i'm glad not to have the ever expanding pile on my craft table now. Brilliant :)
Thank you so much for linking up to {wow me} wednesday last week. You were one of the most viewed links from last week's party! Yay! I'll be featuring YOU tomorrow night when this week's party goes live. Hope to see you again this week. :)
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I have a hobby/business called Neat Spaces Inside and Out…I LOVE organzing and helping people organze, declutter and offer consults, advice and DIY;s on my facebook page. You have great ideas that I will have to share!
Love anything to do with organizing! There were some really good ideas. I love anything chalkboard.
I love these ideas I can not wait to get started organizing my own house!
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GLADSTONE - Memorial United Methodist Church is set to begin its annual venison project. The Missions Committee is gearing up for the 22nd consecutive year of providing ground venison for the local Salvation Army Food Pantry, and the Detroit Cass Ave. United Methodist Church Kitchen for the Poverty Stricken.
In 2012, the committee members collected, processed, and distributed about 1,000 pounds of ground venison. Since the Venison Project was born in 1986 with the urging of Memorial member, the late Barb Nemacheck, about 10 tons of venison have been provided for food pantries both locally and in Detroit.
With the fall hunting season in progress, hunters are being asked to take advantage of the opportunity to help those who are in need of food. By field dressing their deer, they can then deliver it to either Steve Soderman's Meat Processing at 6207 Days River Road, Brampton, or Viau's Market at 1519 Sheridan Road, Escanaba. Donors should be sure to designate the venison to the Memorial United Methodist Church (Gladstone) Venison Project.
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In this 2007 photo, Major Bill Cox, former officer of the Escanaba Salvation Army, accepts one of four boxes filled with 250 pounds of ground venison from Alice Butch, coordinator of the Memorial United Methodist Church's Venison Project. Area hunters are urged to donate their deer to the Gladstone church for distribution to the Salvation Army Food Pantry and an inner-city church in Detroit.
The Whitetails have provided funding to pay for any processing fees. There is no charge to the hunter. Once collected, volunteers deliver the professionally processed ground and frozen venison to the food pantries.
For more information, call Memorial at 428-9311, Dave Nemacheck at 428-9129, or Ray Young at (906) 644-2488.


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Of course you'd read in The "Telly" (The Daily Telegraph) about House Speaker John Boehner's trouble maintaining party discipline and you had heard the rising grumble of dissent with (Prime Minister) David Cameron's leadership.
And in your role as a counter of votes you were aware of grassroots unhappiness with the party's policies on same-sex marriage, a new rail line through the countryside, unregulated fracking and onshore wind farms.
You were especially concerned with shrinking Tory membership, down from 3 million in the 1950s to some estimates of less than 100,000 today.
But, as you shook off the jet lag and headed for a Republican Party caucus in the Capitol, you hoped brother conservatives in America weren't in such bad shape. You even hoped to pick up some ideas from the closed-door caucus.
Approaching the Capitol, you felt a rush of excitement at being present for such a critical meeting. The party had bet on using the looming debt ceiling as a fulcrum to extract major changes in the Affordable Care Act, popularly known as Obamacare, about which Americans were ambivalent at best.
The party counted on President Obama folding as the hour approached when America ran out of borrowing power to pay its bills and defaulted, sending shudders of alarm through the world economy.
Obama would have to surrender all or parts of his major domestic achievement and imperil the promise to some 30 million Americans that they would have health insurance.
It was unthinkable to a British Conservative that millions of U.S. citizens would be left vulnerable to one illness plunging a family into a black hole of debt and humiliation. To Britons, health care is not a privilege but a necessity.
Surely, you thought as you entered the ornate caucus chamber with its gilt and giant chandeliers, what is "conservative" about threatening a worldwide recession over an act, which was approved by the Supreme Court and survived 47 attempts to kill it in Congress?
Surely, brother conservatives won't shut down the government and push a frightened world up to the brink of the first American default on its debts, or so you thought. What was it a Tory colleague had said of Britons who pursue similarly radical positions? "Swivel-eyed loons," he called them.
Yet, as one senior GOP leader after another proposed serious plans to avoid a government shutdown and show the world that the party can be trusted to govern with common-sense conservatism, the Tea Party caucus shouted them down.
"Surrender," they called any compromise, "traitor to our core values," some of them accused party elders. The position was set; the Tea Party would persist in "kill Obamacare or kill the economy" up to one minute before midnight.
Shaken, our imaginary British MP would leave the caucus depressed, thinking to himself, "These people really are swivel-eyed loons piloting a vehicle that had lost its steering wheel and brakes. Madness!"
On his way out of the Capitol he might spy Bill McInturff, who did polling for The Wall Street Journal and had done polling in the United Kingdom. Hailing McInturff, he asked what effect the party's direction would have.
The pollster gave it to him straight, "This is an ideological boomerang. As the debate has gone on, if there's a break, it will be a break against the Republican position."
Both the Brit MP and the American pollster would be spot on.
The picture of a great American political party taken hostage by the radical know-nothings of the Tea Party, a majority of whom are Southerners, has made President Obama the most popular politician in America.
An NBC/Wall Street Journal poll has Obama at 47 percent approval, not good, but better than every other national leader. At the bottom of the list is the GOP at 24 percent — an historic low — and the Tea Party at 21 percent.
As the founder of modern Republicanism Barry Goldwater found out, extremism in pursuit of one's goals isn't popular with the American public.
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Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports is reporting that the Pelicans are backing out in their pursuit of Jordan Hill. The Lakers want draft picks for Hill, something the Nets can't offer. If the Lakers can't find picks elsewhere, Hill should be a Net.
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In the latest edition of NO ONE READS THIS, the LB staff wanders around the Trade Deadline bumping into things.
The Nets and Kings have finalized a trade that will send Marcus Thornton to Brooklyn in exchange for Jason Terry and Reggie Evans. The 6'4" swingman is expected to join the Nets for their Saturday game vs. the Warriors in Oakland.
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I always learn something from Pete . . . didn't realize Montreal was in "the states"
Pete Rose: How can Ichiro catch my hits record?
All-time MLB hits leader Pete Rose dismissed New York Yankees outfielder Ichiro Suzuki's hit total in Japan as it applies to MLB records, telling USA Today's Bob Nightengale that it would be virtually impossible for Suzuki to catch him on the all-time hits list.
Suzuki collected his 4,000th hit on Wednesday, becoming the first player to reach the mark between playing in the major leagues in both Japan and the United States.
But Rose is only counting the 2,722 that Suzuki has in the U.S.
"He's still 600 hits away from catching Derek Jeter," Rose told USA Today. Jeter has 3,308 career hits. "So how can he catch me?"
Rose made it clear that he didn't want to discount what Suzuki had done in Japan, and he said that he viewed Suzuki as one of the greatest hitters of all-time. But he said that for record-keeping purposes should be viewed differently. He said that if Suzuki's standard applied to him, then he should get credit for his 427 career minor-league hits.
"I don't want to take anything away from him," Rose said, "but does anybody remember making a big deal when Henry Aaron had 755 homers and [Japanese slugger] Sadaharu Oh passed him?
"Are we now supposed to count Warren Moon's passing yards in the Canadian Football League to his NFL career stats?
"When you compare yourself to me, Ty Cobb, Tris Speaker and Nap Lajoie, we all did it in the states."
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its just a matter of time before we find out Ichiro Suzuki doped as well. so what does it matter
How many infielders and umpires did Rose punch in the minor leagues?
Th guy has no class, in baseball he was part of the con culture, and more dangerous to baseball then the druggie we have today, Rose has the same mentality as the black sox scandal of 1920, he bet on baseball you fools, he had a ballplayer running for him to place bets while he was managing out of the dugout. The man should be barred from entering a Major League for life.What nerve to even doubt the record of one of the best hitters in baseball Ichiro Suzuki.
Bring back Pete Rose back immediately Mr. Selig! You and your present Clowns have done wayyyyyyyyyyy more damage to the game than Charlie Hustle ever did.
Although technically he might be right he could have been more gracious in his reply. Had Ichiro started his career in MLB he may very well have eventually passed Rose. We'll never know. What we do know is that Ichiro has WAY WAY WAY more class than Pete ever did or will.
nope.you can't count the japanese hits.unless japanese baseball is affiliated with MLB in america.dating back to when rose was playing.
If MLB would put Pud Selig's face on game balls, Pete Rose would probably bat .350 next season.
Even if they do count Ichiro's Japanese hits, he still won't be around long enough to catch Rose. Ichiro's production is declining rapidly.
Hey Pete, how many of those hits were with a corked bat?
Pete Rose is an insecure jerk, who can't lay a finger on Ichiro when it comes to class. Of course, no one is saying Ichiro is closing in on the "MLB" hits record. But what he has accomplished, both in Japan and the U.S. is reason to talk about him in the same breath as some of the greatest hitters of all time in "baseball." Nice job Rose, of making Ichiro's accomplishment all about YOU. I hope you rot in card show hell!
Well said Pete Rose.
I don't believe Ichiro is saying he is at 4000 hits, that's just the sportswriters. If he gets to 3000, which would take 2+ years, that would be a pretty amazing accomplishment
Funny that Rose compares himself to those players, he isn't in their league. Of the top 5 all time hit leaders he has about 2000 more plate appearances than his closest competitor. Rose was a compiler who played a long time. There's a reason you never hear his name as one of the greatest hitters...he wasn't.
He is however, very insecure about his place in the game. Who was saying Ichiro would be given the MLB record counting Japanese hits?
First I would say that there are some real scum bags out there to take out personal attacks on Rosé. That is just wrong and indicative of what is wrong with the world today. They should be ashamed. This is suppose to be about baseball. But you cannot count accomplishments from other leagues if the MLB is to have any creditability at all. Which it is already sorely lacking with the steroid use the last few years. Besides if they are gonna count marks from other leagues then my stats from my softball leagues should count too. That's how ridiculous this argument is.
""I don't want to take anything away from him," Rose said", as he proceeded to take all his Japanese leagues from him.
Pete is right here. I think that this is being chummed up by MLB for several reasons 1) MLB publicity to continue growing their Japanese baseball relations 2) It is a slow baseball season as far as milestones go 3) Bug Selig hates Pete Rose and has a personal vendetta against him and will go to any extreme to take away from the pluses that he brought to the game.
no one is breaking that record i hate pete rose but put this man in the hall
Get this guy in the HALL whats going on now in baseball is a dam shame compared to what he did.
Ichiro can't have it both ways: Rookie of the Year when he arrived here, yet now gets to count all the hits he rang up in Japan? Uh, ... I don't think so. If he had declined the ROTY award, saying he'd like to pick up where he left off in Japan stat wise, not as a "rookie", then we could have a different conversation ... and I would still say the career hits total is and always has been a Major League Baseball stat. Period.
If Ichiro's hits in Japan count for MLB stats, then Sadaharu Oh's 868 home runs would qualify him as the top of the list in career home runs. What's the difference? Not taking anything away from Ichiro, as he is truly a great hitter, but you need to compare apples to apples. If the Japanese league is on par with MLB, why is it that the typical American ballplayer who goes over there is usually washed up in the U.S.? There are exceptions to the rule, but you never see an MLB player in his prime going to Japan.
I don't disagree with Rose, but that's probably something he shouldn't have said himself. Most people already share his thoughts, but he just comes across as a classless, attention-seeking jerk. Ichiro will never catch Rose, but he's lapped him in class and dignity.
just look at this picture of him ------he has rat like features----the only thing missing is whiskers and buck teeth
Who cares what this rodent has to say. He's a creep whose records should be erased. Ichiro is a class act and a credit to all baseball everywhere. People who say Ichiro shouldn't be mentioned in the same sentence as Creep Rose are absolutely right. Rose is a disgrace to baseball and I hope he never lives to get in the hall of fame.
Totally valid argument, Mr. Rose.
Japanese players coming to MLB are eligible for rookie of the year. You can't be a rookie who has 1278 hits to begin with.
Totally agree. Japanese league is about equal triple A in the states
Although it's refreshing that for once Rose said something that's actually true and not just more pitiful, self-serving attempts at damage control 20 years too late, it's completely irrelevant. MLB isn't planning to combine the record book with the Japanese leagues. So what's his point? Let it go, Pete. It's just sports writers trying to grub headlines anywhere they can.
Rose was annoying as a player (though I greatly admired how he played), and he's even more annoying now. It's obvious he didn't think much about the record being broken a few years back but now he is. I agree that the MLB hits record is the real record but there's no need to disparage someone. Go away, please. You are seriously irrelevant.
This is hilarious, and is typical Pete Rose. While Ichiro's hits in Japan obviously don't count towards a MLB record and total, about 5-6 years ago Pete Rose did an interview where they asked him about Ichiro challenging his all time hits record and Pete Rose responded, "He will never come close. You can even count his hits in Japan if you want to."
Stop talking Pete, even if what you say has a scintilla of truth to it. We are sick to death of you.
One thing is true about Ichiro if he played in the majors from day one he would be around 36 / 37 hundred hits easily, because from day one Ichiro hit the ground running by tearing MLB a new corn shoot.
I do
not know why anyone cares about MLB records anyways, the sport has never
been fair or on a level playing field. Whether it was doctored
baseballs, corked bats or drug fuelled players while never forgetting the most
egregious crime of all, banning blacks from the game. Imagine if Josh Gibson had played, babe who?, If
you ask me the entire sport its self is a giant ****ASTERISKS**** The records are for those who want to keep burying their heads in the sand.
That's exactly right Pete. Minor league ball is professional ball too. Why not count those hits? Japanese pitching is nothing compared to MLB pitching. Japanese players think innings pitched is some sort of honor. Coaches will leave pitchers in a lot longer than MLB coaches. Doesn't compare and shouldn't count.
Rose was a great player that's for sure, he was also an arrogant one, still is apparently.
@Anthony t He's not denying Ihciro's greatness. He's correctly pointing out that he'll never get close to 4000 hits in the Major Leagues. And though Rose made a huge mistake betting on games, he doesn't in any way compare to the Black Sox who took money to lose a World Series. Rose bet on his team winning.
@LtCol37 And Ichiro will be a first ballot Hall of Famer because of how he played in the US, and with consideration for his career in Japan.
@Gary C1, it;'s because he gambled on baseball and may have done the same to his Reds when he was the team manager. He may have profited from his own team losing games.
@John NoLastName You should let go mr bumb.
@friendly--neighborhood--scrawler Babe who? Are you serious? Babe Ruth was the greatest player who ever lived; the only player of which I know who could have gone to the HOF as a pitcher or hitter. I get so tired of this argument, that Ruth's ability should be downgraded because he didn't play against those in the Negro Leagues. It's a travesty all races weren't in the game from the very start, but it wouldn't have mattered. Ruth would have crushed them just as he did the MLB white guys. Satchel Paige was astounding, but he also didn't face many of the greatest hitters, did he? Nope, and as amazing as Paige was, he wasn't any better than the top-flight MLB pitchers of the 1920s. See guys named Walberg, Faber, Alexander, Vance, Mays among others. Ruth crushed them and he did it without steroids and with a dead baseball. You put Ruth in today's game and he would make Bonds and every other great home-run hitter look near silly in comparison. The guy does not get the respect he deserves by some people.
@friendly--neighborhood--scrawler Seriously??? Not a legitimate argument. All players of their eras played against the same advantages/disadvantages. Maybe not fare to compare generations against one another. Furthermore, you have no way to know how good (or not) Gibson would have been. Also, the only reason Ruth's career stats have been passed by others is due the fact they had considerably more plate appearances. Not to mention the almost 100 wins Ruth had as a pitcher.
@Sneeral @Anthony t My understanding was he bet indiscriminately, both on his team and others, as far as winning/losing. The Dowd report indicates that no concrete evidence was discovered that he bet against the Reds, but the investigators said they believe he did.
@Sneeral @Anthony t Well said. I'm a big Rose fan, but he did screw up by betting on baseball, even if it was on his own team. But the injustice is that several PED morons will be enshrined in the HOF before Pete will be. Pete, just admit your errors, provide an apology, and you're in the HOF the following year.
I know you are, but WHAT am I ?
"Are you serious? Babe Ruth was the greatest player who ever lived; the only player of which I know who could have gone to the HOF as a pitcher or hitter"
PLEASE @MarkCalasade pull you head out of your butt and stop repeating
the same nonsense you hear on TV and talk radio. The only reason they say
outlandish things are to keep the dimwitted interested. Common sense
time now Babe's at the height of his career hit 60
home runs in 1927... are you still with me @MarkCalasade just checking... now back to the lesson at hand. Tell me in what sport players from the 1920's - 30's are better than
players of the modern era... you see where i going.. Babe out homered entire
teams, if a player had 5 home runs in a year he was good... That
showed the lack of talent that babe was playing against.. to put things
in prospective Babe would be a fat Derek Jeter same height and 30 pounds
heavy and probably a low 200's hitting.. Babe never saw a 100 mile a hour
fast ball, set up men, closer or specialty pitchers. in Babe's era pitchers threw in the 80's and those were the
good ones ..
Jess Owen's long jump in 1936 with 26 plus feet, do you know who jumps close 26 feet now in the long jump yes you guess it WOMEN !!! In closing Babe may have been average to good maybe great but you will never know because a league without talent will make great players out of the very mediocre ones. One thing i am 100% sure of Babe and today's athlete is not even close. The real question would babe even get playing time in the majors or maybe just a career minor leaguer
@MarkCalasade @friendly--neighborhood--scrawler babe ruth was a fat cow, a pudgy man. he could no way compete in today's generation where black and hispanic athletes dominate. no way. and he really needed to lose some weight. even as a young man, he was a fat cow. moooo.
@NotAnNCAAFan @Sneeral @Anthony t Your understanding is wrong.
@friendly--neighborhood--scrawler @MarkCalasade YOU ARE THE RACIST
@friendly--neighborhood--scrawler @MarkCalasade
Where's your evidence they were only throwing in the 80's? By most accounts Walter Johnson was one of the hardest throwers ever. Can't confirm or refute that, it's all based on opinion. That argument is taking on water.
@HairyGuy @MarkCalasade @friendly--neighborhood--scrawler
Have you seen Miquel Cabrera's physique? What about David Ortiz? I think you're remembering pictures of him later on in his career. He drank a lot and it caught up with him eventually. Doesn't discount his achievements.


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I got a very robust response to my pre-iPhone 5 launch post, "3 reasons why the Apple iPhone 5 will fail," in which I detailed some reasons why the miraculous new device wouldn't be a triumph. I prefaced it all by stressing that I was taking a contrarian position, but I got called out big time for my contrarianism, both in the comments and, more recently, by the Macalope over at Macworld.
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The Macalope understands that during this bad economy times must be hard at our nation's public radio stations, with donations falling due to a deficit in our strategic tote-bag reserves.
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Serves 6
Suzanne Goin has been serving short ribs at her Los Angeles restaurant Lucques since it opened 12 years ago, and her diners won't let her take them off the menu. In this version, they're braised in red wine and port until falling-off-the-bone tender. Then, in a surprisingly delicious twist, the ribs are topped with a fresh, feta-spiked salsa verde, taking the dish to a whole new level.
Put the short ribs in a large mixing bowl and rub them with the thyme leaves and 1 Tbs. black pepper. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight.
Remove the ribs from the refrigerator and let sit at room temperature for 30 minutes. Rub 1 Tbs. salt all over the ribs and set them aside for another 30 minutes.
Position a rack in the center of the oven and heat the oven to 325°F.
Heat an 8-quart Dutch oven or other heavy-duty pot over high heat for 3 minutes. Pour in the olive oil, and when it just begins to smoke (after about 1 minute), add as many short ribs as will fit in the pan in a single layer. Sear on the three meaty sides until browned, about 3 minutes per side. Transfer the browned short ribs bone side up to a large bowl. Repeat with the remaining short ribs, reducing the heat to medium high if necessary.
Reduce the heat to medium, add the onion, carrot, celery, bay leaves, and thyme sprigs to the pan and cook, stirring to scrape up the browned bits from the bottom of the pan, until the vegetables begin to brown around the edges, 6 to 8 minutes. Add the port and balsamic vinegar and then the red wine. Increase the heat to high and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to medium high and simmer until the liquid is reduced by half, about 10 minutes.
Add the beef broth and return to a boil. Return the short ribs and any accumulated juice to the pot, making sure the vegetables are in the broth and not on the short ribs (the short ribs should be nearly submerged). Tuck the parsley sprigs in around the meat, seal the top of the pot with aluminum foil, and cover with the lid. Put the pot in the oven and braise until the meat falls away from the bone when poked with a paring knife, about 3 hours. Remove the short ribs from the oven and set aside for 30 minutes.
While the short ribs are resting, combine the parsley, mint, and marjoram or oregano in a medium bowl and toss. Transfer about half of the herbs to a food processor, add the garlic, and pulse until very finely chopped, about five 1-second pulses. Add the remaining herbs and the anchovy and pulse about 3 more times to combine. While pulsing, pour about half of the olive oil into the food processor.
Put the capers in a medium bowl and use a fork to mash them. Using a rubber spatula, scrape the sauce from the food processor over the capers. Whisk in the remaining olive oil, 1 tsp. salt, and 1/4 tsp. pepper, and then add the feta. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
Use tongs to transfer the short ribs from the pot to a large platter. Cover the platter with foil. Strain the braising liquid through a fine sieve into a large bowl, pressing on the vegetables with the back of a ladle to extract as much liquid as possible. Skim the fat off the top and pour the liquid back into the braising pot. Bring to a simmer over medium-high heat and cook until the broth is reduced slightly, 10 to 15 minutes.
Divide the short ribs among 6 bowls. Moisten with some braising liquid, drizzle with the feta salsa verde, and serve.
Round out the meal with a simple salad of mixed greens and warm bread.
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by Eeenah,
1/19/2014Wow! The short ribs were perfectly tender, falling off the bone and the salsa verde complimented it so wonderfully. Definitely a dish worth making again.
by lcotton,
1/14/2013We love beef short ribs and have made many fabulous recipes. We weren't able to do the Salsa Verde as we unexpectedly had company that wouldn't try anything that adventurous. However, we prepared the short ribs as per the directions and they were the BEST we've ever had - the sauce is marvelous. We had the leftovers the next day as pulled BBQ beef rolls - wonderful!
by Bquart,
11/24/2012I used smaller ribs and half the recipe. It was simply fantastic. The salsa absolutely makes the dish. Perfection.
by cookinvictoria,
2/2/2012Absolutely delish! The sauce is devine, smooth and full of flavour. Made this exactly as written but only had smaller sized beef short ribs. The Salsa Verde is a must. Our dinner guests loved it. Served it over a creamy polenta. Break out a full bodied red, and celebrate with this gorgeous winter dish. A keeper recipe.
by ellen_in_charlotte,
1/23/2012Outstanding! I only cooked 4 short ribs, so I reduced the liquids by 1/3 - could have reduced them more. However, I have enough of the lovely cooking juice left to freeze and use for Au Jus for French Dip sandwiches in the future. Didn't make the salsa verde as I had already planned to serve the short ribs with some leftover polenta - absolutely delish. A little horseradish was also good with the beef.
Since I decided to make & serve the ribs the same day, I didn't do the overnight step with thyme. Instead I tossed the short ribs with the thyme and let them sit at room temp while I prepared the vegs and measured the liquids. Turned out fine. Will make again!
by Quickswood,
2/27/2011I made this for friends at a casual fun dinner, it was a great success. Easy to do, delicious, the salsa verde with Feta made this dish even better.
by ilbdilbd,
2/20/2011I made this last night for a dinner party and it was delicious! I couldn't find large short ribs but bought 6 pounds of short ribs for 6 adults. I had only 2 small short ribs left over! Everyone raved about this dish. I didn't leave the thyme on the ribs overnight because I wanted to make the dish 1 day ahead of time. I put the thyme on the short ribs for 30 minutes and then proceeded with the recipe. I followed the recipe almost exactly, just made some changes to the sauce. After I strained the vegetables from the sauce, I put the sauce in the freezer for 30 minutes to an hour so the fat would rise to the top. I scraped off the fat then brought the sauce to a simmer. I thought the sauce was a little strong tasting so I added about 1 cup of sour cream which made a velvety, delicious sauce for the short ribs. I made this dish the day before and I was fabulous the next day when I warmed it up in the oven before my dinner party. Yum!
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2010 Track and Field
Outdoor: Qualified for the NCAA West Preliminary Round of Championship in the 3,000m steeplechase ... Clocked a personal-best 8:58.31 and scored in the 3,000m steeplechase at the Big Ten Championships with a seventh-place finish for the second-straight year ... Won the steeplechase at the Yellow Jacket Invitational and at the Pepsi Invitational ... Twice ran the 800m at meets and competed in the 1,500m at the Illinois Twilight, turning in a personal-best time of 3:51.82 ... Academic All-Big Ten.
Indoor: Ran the mile at the Big Ten Championships and placed 17th ... Turned in a personal-best mile time of 4:09.65 at the Meyo Invitational ... Won the mile at the Illinois Intercollegiate with a time of 4:11.77 and came in second in the 800m at the same meet ... Timed a personal-best 1:52.79 in the 800m at the Iowa State Classic ... Placed third in the 3,000m at the Carle/Health Alliance Classic with a time of 8:36.81 ... Ran the anchor leg of the distance medley relay that captured the event title at the Iowa State Classic.
2009 Track & Field
Outdoor: Scored for the Illini in the 3,000m steeplechase at the Big Ten Championships, finishing seventh and posting an outdoor personal-best time of 9:10.99 ... Also competed in the 1,500m at the Illinois Invitational, finishing in third place.
Indoor: Redshirted.
High School
2008 Illinois AA 1600m state champion (4:12.29) ... Took sixth at the 2007 Illinois 3A State Cross Country Championships ... Placed sixth in the 800m at the 2007 Illinois AA State Track and Field Championships ... Earned four letters each in cross country and track and field.
Born Sept. 11, 1989 ... Parents are Dan Engnell and Jill Pocius ... Has three siblings, Bryan, Kaitlyn and Amanda ... Majoring in material sciences engineering.
Engnell's Personal Bests
Cross Country
6K: 19:39 - Illini Challenge (8/29/08)
8K: 24:38 - Bradley Classic (10/15/10)
10K: 33:38 - NCAA Midwest Regional Championships (11/14/09)
Track & Field
800m: 1:55.16 - SEC/Big Ten Challenge (3/26/11)
1,500m: 3:49.24 - Mt. SAC Relays (4/19/12)
3,000m Steeplechase: 8:46.22 - Big Ten Championships (5/12/12)
5,000m: 14:51.10 - Big Ten Championships (5/15/11)
800m: 1:52.79 - Iowa State Classic (2/13/10)
Mile: 4:05.98 - Spire Invite (2/29/13)
3,000m: 8:25.51 - Meyo Invitational (2/2/13)
Updated July 2013
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