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Sunday, October 9, 2005
The Edward Jones Dome, St. Louis, Missouri
It was September 21, 2003.
It was over two years ago.
It was the last time the Seattle Seahawks defeated the St. Louis Rams.
It was so long ago that in that 24-23 squeaker at Seahawks Stadium (yes, it was still named Seahawks Stadium then), two of the key plays were made by players no longer with the team: Koren Robinson (the game-winning three-yard TD catch from Matt Hasselbeck with one minute remaining) and Anthony Simmons (the interception of an attempted Marc Bulger pass to Dane Looker, which set up the game-winning drive).
Since that game, the Rams have beaten the Seahawks four consecutive times, including three times last year. Including the heartbreaking 33-27 loss at Qwest Field on October 10 of last year, when the Rams scored 23 unanswered points in the fourth quarter and overtime, and the debilitating 27-20 loss in the January 8 wild-card playoff game.
The Rams had the Seahawks' number, and everyone knew it.
Until today, when Seattle removed any doubt of their ability to compete with their most prominent division rival by pulling out a season-changing win. The Seahawks were able to do so without their starting two wide receivers, and with half of their starting secondary out for a great deal of this contest.
There was only one way the Seahawks could validate the theory some have put forth – that a renewed emphasis on character and toughness in the offseason will pay dividends on the field.
Beat the Rams.
If they couldn't do that, nothing else mattered. If they could do that, everything would have changed.
A high-stakes game? You could say that…
Play Of The Day: It certainly wouldn't take a brain surgeon to nominate the recovered Shaun McDonald punt return fumble with three minutes left in the game. The Seahawks were up six, and Mike Holmgren had just called three pass plays which resulted in two incompletions and a sack (running a total of 11 seconds off the clock). Tom Rouen punted from the Seattle 19-yard line, At the St. Louis 40, McDonald was stripped of the ball by safety Jordan Babineaux, the ball was recovered by center J.P. Darche, and the Seahawks had the ballgame.
Without that fumble? Given the recent history of this rivalry, the mind positively reels.
Runner-up: Lofa Tatupu's interception of a Marc Bulger pass intended for Torry Holt. With eight minutes remaining in the third quarter and the Seahawks up 27-21, Bulger threw long and over the middle on 3rd and 15 from his own 19-yard line. Tatupu, playing in the nickel and regularly on third downs for the first time in his pro career, picked off the pass at the St. Louis 47 and ran to the Rams' 44.
Handout To The Standout: Joe Jurevicius, for reaching career single-game highs in catches and yards. The magnitude of his accomplishments on this day was underlined by a simple and staggering fact – on the way to the Edward Jones Dome, the Seahawks' team bus drove past the hospital where Jurevicius' son, Michael William, died of a neurodegenerative disease in 2003.
There were several superlative Seahawk performances today, but I'm giving Joe J. his own trophy case for this game – he showed every bit of the toughness, savvy and ability in the clutch that made Seahawks President and General Manager Tim Ruskell sign him in the off-season. Ruskell knew well from their days in Tampa Bay that if Jurevicius could just stay healthy, he would add a new dimension to the offense. With 9 receptions for 132 yards and a touchdown in this game, Jurevicius validated every bit of faith in his ability.
Things That Made Me Go, "Blech!": A large number of special-teams goofups…the annoying recurrence of the Robbie Tobeck Penalty Festival…the inexplicable pass-pass-sack playcall series late in the fourth quarter (yes, we can be happy with a win and still question the playcalling at times, thank you…)…and the truly frightening injury to Michael Boulware in the second quarter. Recent news has Boulware listed as okay, but the heart of every Seahawks fan was breaking when Boulware was placed upon a cart with a head restraint and wheeled off the field.
Offense: Down seven right from the start after the 99-yard Chris Johnson kickoff return that opened the game, Matt Hasselbeck set about the task of controlling his offense in hostile environs. He did so admirably from the start, completing 7 passes in 10 attempts for 116 yards and a TD in the first quarter alone, and 18 of 25 for 237 and 2 TDs at the half. He did all of this without Darrell Jackson and Bobby Engram, his two top receivers, who were both out with injuries. Jurevicius and second-year man D.J. Hackett started in their places, and both men stepped up big-time. Hackett caught five balls for 43 yards, the first regular-season numbers of his career.
Tight end Jerramy Stevens chimed in with 3 catches for 65 yards, including a 29-yard TD reception in the first quarter, and Hasselbeck hit eight different receivers overall. Additionally notable was the brief return of the screen pass, as Shaun Alexander got three catches for 16 yards – not big numbers, but a necessary threat for opposing defenses to consider. Hasselbeck's final numbers (27 of 38 for 316 yards, 2 TDs and no INTs) are all the more impressive, given the fact that he was starting out shorthanded.
The Rams were obviously keying on Alexander early, and it worked for a while. He ran 6 times for only 15 yards in the first quarter – but those 15 yards included a 1-yard touchdown run. By the half, he had 11 carries for 47 yards. But as Alexander is a patient runner, his coach must also show that patience. And as the Rams' defense wore down and were forced to respect the pass in the second half, Alexander began gashing the line for consistently effective gains – especially in the fourth quarter, when he gained 52 yards on 9 carries. Given Mike Holmgren's tendency to go pass-happy against the Rams, it was important that Shaun got his carries. Those 25 total carries for 119 yards on the ground (and most importantly, 2 touchdown runs!) gave the Seahawks the extra dimension they needed.
Defense: The Seahawks knew they'd be in a shootout today – what they certainly didn't seem to expect was the extent to which the Rams would rely on the running game early on. Steven Jackson had 9 carries by the half and 17 total (for 77 yards) after getting only 10 carries last week in St. Louis' disastrous implosion against the Giants. Jackson also caught 6 balls for 62 yards out of the backfield, indicating a more balanced attack predicated by Isaac Bruce's injury absence. St. Louis was able to hit the ground running with fine down blocking – something they might have done well to stick to down the stretch.
Alas, these are the Rams, and they will only do smashmouth for so long. Marc Bulger was matching Hasselbeck bullet-for-bullet throughout the game – the difference in the end was Seattle's more effective running game and the Bulger mistake to Tatupu. But this win did not come by stopping St. Louis' aerial attack. Not in the least.
As expected, stopping Torry Holt was Job One…and that job was about as easy as it ever is. Holt torched Seattle's undermanned secondary with 8 catches for 126 yards and a touchdown. But after Andre Dyson's first-quarter hamstring injury and Boulware's second-quarter back scare, replacements Kelly Herndon, Jordan Babineaux and Marquand Manuel held up fairly solidly against the Rams' combustible offense.
The main and most obvious issue was the amount of time Bulger had in the pocket for most of the day. The Seahawks picked up three sacks, but they were delicacies in a feast-or-famine scenario that featured far less blitzing than was seen against the Redskins last week. Where the Seahawks did get pressure was, in part, from rookie OLB Leroy Hill, who saw more time when D.D. Lewis left the game with an ankle injury. Hill has joined Tatupu as a first-year linebacker too good to bench or ignore.
Special Teams: Feast or famine, we were saying? We can talk about Seattle's special teams. Set back by the aforementioned 99-yard opening kickoff return, the unit faced further adversity when Isaiah Kacyvenski was nailed with a holding penalty. However, Kacyvenski redeemed himself on Seattle's first punt, a Rouen boomer from the Seattle 40, when he bombed returner Terry Fair at the St. Louis 6-yard line.
This began a trend of disadvantageous field position for the Rams – they began five different drives from behind their own 20, and only scored on one of these drives – the 7-play, 82-yard TD journey which began late in the first quarter and ended three minutes later with a 25-yard TD pass from Bulger to Kevin Curtis. That score tied the game at 14, a sure indication of the importance field position played in this contest.
And in the end, any warts exhibited by the Seahawks in this game – from any player or unit - were not nearly enough to scuttle a gutsy, thrilling performance.
Summary: It was supposed to be different this year. That's what we were told, weren't we? With the departure of the Whitsitt regime and the christening of Ruskell, Inc., the focus would turn from undisciplined front-line talent with precious little depth to the intangible abilities that determine and define the NFL's upper echelon.
In truth, we wouldn't really know the effects of the Seahawks' new paradigm until we saw the results of this game. Though there are still ghosts in the machine, this Seahawk team has taken a crucial, enormously important, step toward a brighter, better future.
This may have been the most important Week Five game in the history of this franchise – and it finally found the Seahawks on the right side of the equation.
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Top with chopped fresh cilantro, red onions, and grated cheddar cheese, if you like.
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This was perfect for my needs. Made a double batch for a work luncheon. Not spicy but flavorful. Personally, I like more heat so I served diced fresh jalapeño & cayenne pepper on the side. Garnished with cilantro & avocado slices. Like others, I used Baby Kale and it worked great. This is definitely a keeper!
Very quick and very delicious.
This was fine, but somehow just not that special. I made adjustments, including some changes in the spices (added a pinch each of cinnamon & smoked paprika; included some chipotle in the chili powder, which was plenty hot!) and sauteing a jalapeno with the onions & garlic. Used an acorn squash, and since the meat only came to about 2 cups, supplemented with a sweet potato. Simmered lots longer, which helped to add richness, as others have noted. Served with rice, cilantro and sour cream, but I think what it really needed was some crunch. Maybe tortilla chips or pepitas?
It really needs way more spice to give it more flavor. I put extra garlic, salt, chili, coriander, cumin and it still was a little bland. I should have followed on of the reviewers recommendation for chipotle.
I adore this recipe! It's quick, easy, and delicious- perfect for weeknights. I do use beef stock in lieu of vegetable stock- I just find it to be more flavorful. You can use use chipotle chili powder for a nice smoky flavor and more of a spicy kick. I have also found that if you can't get a hold of butternut squash (or, let's be honest, you don't feel like going through the trouble of wrestling with one) you can use sweet potato as a tasty substitute. Just make sure you cook it a little bit a head of time or it will be a bit too tough (4-5 minutes in a microwave would do it in a pinch). This recipe is great left over! I agree with some other reviewers that you lose the pretty coloring, but it tastes even better when the flavors have blended, as most chili or stews do.
This was delicious. I added 1 tsp paprika and put 6 whole cloves in a cheesecloth. I served it over brown rice too.
My husband, who is no fan of vegetables, turned to me as he finished his bowl of chili and said "Wow! This chili was actually great." Per previous reviewers' suggestions, I increased the chili powder to 3 tablespoons and the cumin to 1 tablespoon. I also simmered the chili for about 40 minutes after adding the squash to allow it to thicken. Delicious.
Very nice, very simple, very quick. Even my boyfriend, who doesn't like chard OR squash, ate it and enjoyed it. Definitely a keeper. I didn't change much, slightly different proportions since I was just cooking for two.
I've made this many times for potlucks and quick lunches. I substitute chicken broth for the veg. broth, sauté jalapeno with onions and garlic, and add 1/2 cup fresh squeezed orange juice, which I add to all my chili recipes - yum!
One of our favorite family recipes. Easy and delicious. I've made it again and again. The toppings of cilantro, red onions, and cheese look so pretty at the end!


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Just the preseason meal for this Liverpool pair: Dunkin Donuts.
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Inter Milan goes to Washington.
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Iris B&B
B&B Iris is in Villanova Monteleone, a village in the hills 24Km from Alghero.
Nice apartment in the centre of the village. 1 room available with double bed , with private bathroom.
Every room is really welcoming, wide and bright.
Furnishing is well-groomed. Breakfast is prepared by the landlady and served in the opposite room.
A spacious garage (motorbikes and bikes) are available for customers.
Please advise about arrival time.
Payment: Cash only, on arrival.
Check-in from 24 hours
Check-out: before 10:00am.
Disponibilité et tarifsPour vérifier la disponibilité et les prix, veuillez sélectionner vos dates puis cliquez sur "Mettre à jour les dates"
Installations & Politiques Bed and breakfast
- Accueil 24h/24
- Petit-déjeuner
- Lits d'enfants disponibles :
- Plans de ville gratuits
- Wifi gratuit
- Linge de lit inclus
- Serviettes non incluses
Politique d'annulationCette propriété a une politique d'annulation de 1 jours. Si vous n'annulez pas dans cet intervalle de temps, vous devrez payer des frais d'annulation du montant de la première nuit de votre séjour.
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B&B Iris is in Villanova Monteleone, a village in the hills 24Km from Alghero.
We recommend renting a car.
The Bed & Breakfast 3 minutes which bus stop, from the bus stop and after a 15 minutes ride you will be on the beautiful white and sunny beach of Villanova. The beach is 13 km from the village.
From the Alghero bus stop in the town centre (in Via Catalogna, near the harbour):
Priving directions in car:
turn right in Via Vittorio Veneto, 3232 mt.
Turn right in Via XX Settembre, 85 mt.
Turn left in Via Brigata Sassari, 190 mt.
Turn left in Via Sant'Agostino, 29 mt.
Turn left in SS 292, 20 Km.
Proceed in Via Nazionale, 500 mt.
Turn right in Via Amsicora.
If you arrive with the bus from the airport, you will get off in Via Cagliari, in the gardens, the bus stop is nearby, going down towards the harbour turn right in Via Catalogna.
The first bus for Villanova departs at 6:35 and the last one at 19:20 in the winter.
How to reach the airport:
Alghero 'Fertilia' airport is 12 Km from the town centre.
The quickest way to reach Alghero is by taxi, about 28 Euro one way.
The bus from Via Cagliari to the Airport costs 1 Euro.
You leave the airport go to the right to Alghero once you are near the harbour follow the traffic going straight via Sassari, to end there you'll find the first indications for Villanova M. ofter a beautiful road and 24 Km you arrive in Villanova Monteleone (SS 292) go straight on in via Nazionale until you'll find on intersection witn a madonna leave the madonna at your righthaud and take the first to the right after la madonna.
That is in via Amsicora look for nr 73 still an the right, and you are there!
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Located at 1225 S. Fort Apache Rd. in Las Vegas. Via Brasil Steakhouse is a family owned Churrascaria or Brazilian Steakhouse with a long tradition of excellence dating back to 1978 when the original Via Brasil was opened in New York City.
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Our Semi-private and Private Dining Rooms are spacious, elegant and full of amenities that truly make Via Brasil Steakhouse a unique and memorable dining experience.
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The U.S. House of Representatives today approved The America Invents Act, which will enhance the U.S. patent system, strengthen American competitiveness, and help generate job growth. IBM asserted its support for the House passage and urged quick adoption of the legislation.
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On Sept. 1, Jeffco Undersheriff Ray Fleer retired after 42 years in law enforcement, 37 of which were with the Jeffco Sheriff's Office.
During his career with Jeffco, Fleer was a member of the executive staff for five sheriffs and served as undersheriff for two. He is the longest serving undersheriff in the history of Jefferson County.
A man who had been barricaded inside a condo on South Alkire Street was taken into custody Friday afternoon by the Jeffco sheriff's SWAT team after an hours-long standoff.
About 10:30 a.m. the Sheriff's Office received a call about a domestic situation in the 7300 block of South Alkire involving a man and woman outside of the residence. According to sheriff's spokeswoman Jenny Fulton, the caller said the situation became physical and the man forced the woman back inside.
Members of the class of 2021 could have some extra challenges to meet if they want to reach the finish line and graduate from Jeffco Public Schools — namely, the ability to pass a final assessment exam.
At last week's school board meeting, district staff presented a proposal to revise the district's graduation goals, most of which are based on Jeffco's "2020 Vision" plan and 2013 graduation requirements.
After the sound of the ever-familiar bell, Chatfield Senior High's two-tiered common area becomes a hive of steady movement and noise. Principal Chad Broer stands near the edge of the stairs, watching the students move past the various banners advertising clubs and sporting events. He starts a conversation with a student, then a faculty member. And soon, the passing period is over, and only a few people remain in the commons.
Sunday's blazing sunshine and warm temperatures provided the perfect sendoff to summer as people strolled through Clement Park during the 32nd annual Summerset Festival.
Thousands made their way to Clement Park over the weekend to enjoy the music, games, animal- and children-oriented events, and other activities.
As the temperatures cool and the days get shorter, South Jeffco residents and others can give summer an official farewell at the 32nd annual Summerset Festival this weekend in Clement Park.
Event organizer Lora Knowlton said the three-day "goodbye to summer" is a free event, and takes over the majority of the park with everything from vendor booths to music to kids activities.
Jeffco's county commissioners on Sept. 13 unanimously approved a zoning change allowing residents to raise ducks on certain residential properties.
In 2013, during the urban agriculture movement in the Denver area, Jefferson County adopted zoning regulations to allow the keeping of chickens and bees at certain single-family detached, two-family dwellings or duplex residential properties.
Children and their parents enjoyed an afternoon farming fruits and vegetables, shopping, and preparing sit-down meals — all while aboard a bus.
The Spark City Children's Museum bus, which was outside the Ken Caryl Safeway on Saturday, offered kids an opportunity to role-play and to learn about the farm-to-table food experience.
By Dennis Pleuss
Jeffco Public Schools
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Conifer, Columbine students place third in international competition
A team of students from Columbine and Conifer high schools participated in the 2016 Destination Imagination Global Finals earlier this year after taking top honors at the Colorado state tournament in May.
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Who makes a difference at our school?
As part of the WA Education Awards, we are asking parents and students to tell us who makes a difference in their schools.
Parents and students can now vote for their favourite teacher, principal or support staff member and give them a chance to win $1000.
The staff member who receives the most votes will be awarded the People's Choice Award at the WA Education Awards presentation event on 28 November.
All school staff who receive a vote will be acknowledged in The West Australian on World Teachers' Day on 28 October.
Parents and students can vote now at the west.com.au/competitions.
Voting closes at 5.00pm on 23 September.
Communications materials have been developed for schools to promote the People's Choice Award to their communities.
Room 9 Great Work
Room 9 have put together a Newspaper piece about what their class learns and does at Cassia Primary. We thought you may like to view their excellent work by clicking here.
Nationally Consistent Collection of Data for School Students with Disability
Our school is part of a national project about students with disability and/or learning difficulties. We have been asked to provide data about the number and learning needs of children at our school. The name of the school and the name of the school and the name of the students will not be reported. Information about the different types of needs and the programs and resources the school uses to overcome barriers and support children with special education needs will be collected.
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Informal Car Park Temporary Closure
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
Please be advised that our new Early Childhood Classroom is arriving this Thursday the 16th of June. Work is also commencing on our new car park over the weekend. Both builds are very exciting for our school.
To enable the cranes and trucks to gain access to our site the informal car park behind Rose Nowers will be closed from Wednesday 15th of June and no access permitted. This is in the interest of safety of our community. Other parking locations include the dirt section near the staff car park and across the road. I have liaised with the Town of Port Hedland Rangers in relation to parking limitations during this period.
On Thursday 16th of June Room 2 students are required to go straight to the library for the morning and Room 3 students are to go directly to the Music Room for the morning to ensure their safety while the new building is installed. Please do not take your students to their rooms.
The side gate near Rose Nowers and the second front gate leading to the Kitchen Garden will be closed for the remainder of the term. Students and parents can still access the school through the front gate near the concrete lizard, the side gate near the bridge and the oval.
There is an action plan in place to ensure the safety of all students and I look forward to this new addition assisting our growing population. Both the Early Childhood Building and the new car park should be completed by the first week of Term 3.
Yours Sincerely,
Narelle Ward
Pupil Free Day
This Friday 3rd June is a Pupil Free Day, students do not attend school on this day.
NAPLAN Testing
On the Tuesday 10th, Wednesday 11th and Thursday 12th May (Week 3) Year 3 & 5 students will be participating in NAPLAN testing. An information pamphlet has been sent home with Year 3 & 5 students.
School Canteen Open
The Cassia Primary School Canteen will be open as of Monday 22nd February.
2016 Term Dates for Cassia Primary School
Term 1
Students commence Monday 1st February 2016
Students finish Friday 8th April 2016
Term 2
Students commence Tuesday 26th April 2016
Students finish Friday 1st July 2016
Term 3
Students commence on Monday 18th July 2016
Pupil Free Day Friday 29th July 2016
Students finish Friday 23rd September 2016
Term 4
Pupil Free Day Monday 10th October 2016
Students commence Monday 11th October 2016
Students Finish Thursday 15th December 2016
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These days, NFL Head Coaches are flying out of their little comfy chairs left and right, sometimes after just 1 season. So, I decided to make a list of 10 coaches who I think will get fired after the season, and potential replacements. Also, at the end of the slideshow, there are some dark horses. But enough babbling, let's kick off this list!
10 NFL Coaches who will be canned, and their replacements
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Zorn has alienated the fans in DC and Snyder will not be afraid to pull the trigger and can him.
Potential Replacement: Mike Shanahan
Snyder loves big names, and Shanahan wants to coach again.
The Cowboys are 2-1, why do you think Phillips will be fired? simple: the expectations in Big D are totally baked high. If Phillips doesn't win the Cowboys a playoff game this year, he's gone.
Potential replacement: Jason Garrett
Garrett was always a candidate for some HC capacity the past couple of years, and the Cowboys can stay in system and avoid trouble with finding a new coach.
Del Rio has not been very good in his tenure in Jacksonville. He needs to step up his coaching level, or he'll be on his way out.
Potential Replacement: Kevin Gilbride
Gilbride isn't exactly on anybody's radar as a potential Head Coach, but he fits the Jaguars system and would give them the mental toughness that they need.
Kubiak has not taken the Texans to the playoffs in his tenure, constantly producing 8-8 teams and has always been a dark horse for the playoffs, but never accomplish it. It's time to strip down and get better personnel.
Potential Replacement: Kyle Shanahan
like Garrett, the Texans can stay in the system and bypass the burden of searching for a new coach and go with the young gun in Shanahan.
Fox has been inconsistent in his time with Carolina, and it's time for a change. the team needs to move on and get a coach with more fire and intensity.
Potential Replacement: Leslie Frazier
the only team that Frazier woulda been coaching 3 years ago was the All-Gay Name team. His QB would be Chris Weinke, his CB's are Randall and William Gay.......anyways, Frazier has had the benefit of working with one of the best defenses in the league, but that doesn't mean to take away from his ability. I could see him getting a job soon.
Lewis is not a Head Coach. he shouldn't be a Head Coach, he is a Defensive Coordinator through and through. I'm surprised he's lasted this long in Cincy, and, more surprisingly, didn't get fired after last year's disaster.
Potential Replacement: Mike Zimmer
I guess that getting your coach from the inside is a nice idea. ZImmer has all the potential in the world to be a Head Coach in this league, and expectations are low in Cincy, so he won't have too much pressure on him when he starts.
Jauron has not led the Bills to the playoffs yet, and they haven't been to the playoffs in awhile. A new, frsh start is needed.
Potential Replacement: Jon Gruden
Gruden has expressed interest in wanting to work with the Bills' offensive weapons, and the Bills could use a guy like Chucky.
Mangini has been very inefficient, and not very committed. The Browns are 0-3, and looking like a train wreck. We're almost through the 1st quarter of the regular season, and there is still a QB contraversy. Mangini did not do very well in New York, so why would he do well with a worse team like Cleveland?
Potential Replacement: Rob Ryan
I know it seems crazy that a former Raiders assistant would be a head Coach, but Rex's twin brother is, believe it or not, a pretty good coach. and, like I've said, he's already in the system, which helps.
Turner really shouldn't be a Head Coach, he does not have the fire, and frankly, just isn't a good Head Coach. His Chargers are always getting lofty expectations, and, while they flop in the regular season, but, because they play int he AFC West, get lucky, and they always seem to meet the expectations in the playoffs. still, consistency is needed, because one day their lackluster regular seasons are going to catch up with them.
Potential Replacement: Brian Schottenheimer
the guy is doing a great job with the Jets, and is making Mark Sanchez look like an MVP, and would be a good fit for the Chargers. don't be surprised if he hires Marty and Kurt as well.
Cable is more of a thug than a coach, and the Raiders are owned by Al Davis, who tends ot switch coaches every 2 years. If Cable can't make this team at least respectable, he is going to get canned.
Potential Replacement: James Lofton
the guy has been in the Raiders system before, but I don't know if they would bring him back. Still, who wants to go to the mess that is 'Da RAIDERS!!??'
Coaches who aren't on the hot seat, but are starting to feel a little warmth:
Jeff Fisher
Andy Reid
Brad Childress
Josh McDaniels (only for his Off-Season antics)
Raheem Morris
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Many of ASM's members have primary involvement in clinical laboratory medicine including individuals directing clinical microbiology, immunology and molecular diagnostic laboratories, individuals licensed or accredited to perform such testing, industry representatives marketing products for use, and researchers involved in developing and evaluating new technologies. Technological advances have greatly expanded our ability to diagnose, monitor, and treat infectious diseases, and are especially prominent in strategies for emerging and re-emerging infections. Therefore, the ASM has significant interest in ensuring that payment policies for clinical diagnostic laboratory tests provide reasonable reimbursement for services rendered to Medicare beneficiaries. Of particular interest is the ability to integrate vital, new technologies into infectious disease diagnostics in a financially sound manner.
With regard to key issues underlying this proposal, ASM believes the following points should be considered.
With these concerns in mind, the ASM would like to offer the following recommendations regarding this CMS proposal.
Laboratory medicine is an evolving discipline. New technologies and innovation are essential to improving both the efficiency and effectiveness of care. However, as pointed out in the IOM report, "the efficient integration of innovation into medical care may be affected by policies related to coverage, coding, and payment". There is no doubt that this proposal by CMS to develop a process for a comprehensive adjustment of the CLFS has the potential to significantly affect the laboratory profession and the patients they serve. ASM strongly urges CMS to proceed cautiously and to fully engage all stakeholders in this process. ASM stands ready to assist or contribute to such a process, particularly in areas of concern to our constituency.
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It looked that way earlier in the day, and it's now confirmed. The 'deal' will be that the White House 'delays' raising taxes for two more years in 'exchange' for getting a thirteen-month extension on unemployment benefits*. That last is problematical, but given the Democrats' moral weakness thus far the GOP might still be able to keep pushing a little and get offsets in federal spending elsewhere to make up the difference. Besides, it's Christmas: the optics are bad. Even if we don't get that, everybody who matters is going to breathe a huge sigh of relief. The Democratic establishment will have a fig leaf for their cowardice and the Right will have successfully kept the Other Side from delivering another kick to the groin to the US economy; it's not perfect, but it'll keep things from getting worse until 2012.
By the way, 'deal,' 'delay,' and 'exchange' were all in scare quotes because this wasn't really a deal; more like the Democrats finally admitting that they didn't have the guts to raise taxes in the middle of a sour economy. And the White House isn't delaying raising taxes; even assuming that Obama's in a position to raise them in 2012 he won't dare do it then, either. And it's not an exchange; as noted above, the GOP can give ground on this topic readily enough, particularly if we can take the opportunity to gut some useless spending elsewhere.
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The Carriage House Inn Bed and Breakfast Recipes
As you know, for the past three years, we post a recipe to our blog monthly. Many of you have asked us for our recipes and we are happy to give them to you or you can search through the blog and try to find them, but as we post more items to our blog it gets harder and harder to find specific recipes so we have just created a new page on our website that lists all of our recipes and links you to each one. They are listed by categories making it easier to find a specif recipe or a group of recipes. You will want to bookmark that page and refer to it regularly as we will be adding at least one new recipe each month. For those of you who have stayed with us, now you have access to our bed and breakfast recipes and for those of you who haven't yet stayed, now you'll know what you are missing.
Here is the new page for: The Carriage House Inn Bed and Breakfast Recipes.
If you are planning to visit the Lynchburg area we would live to have you as our guest. We typically can meet most dietary restrictions so let us know in advance and we will try to create something special for you. While looking through our bed and breakfast recipes, if you see something you would like to have on your next visit here let us know and we will be happy to accommodate you. Reservations can be made by calling us at 434.846.1388 or you can book your room on line.
Again, the link to the page with all of our recipes is: The Carriage House Inn Bed and Breakfast Recipes. Don't forget to bookmark this page as we will be adding more recipes in the near future.
Decadent Dark Chocolate Waffle Recipe
For the past three years we have featured a chocolate waffle recipe in February and this year's recipe is our best yet. We have cut back on the sugar and substituted a healthier olive oil for the melted butter. This year we used buttermilk over whole milk and finally we used a heart healthy chocolate that was 70% cacao. All of these changes make this a healthier alternative to our other chocolate waffles. Okay, I'm not insinuating this is health food, but it is a better option than the previous years recipes. The waffle isn't as sweet as in years past but after you add syrup there is a great balance. We topped the chocolate waffle with a couple slices of strawberries. Unfortunately they weren't fresh from our garden (but we will have them in the May-June time frame). For the olive olive oil, use a mild flavored oil that is not too peppery. While attending an innkeepers conference in Charleston SC in January we found The Crescent Olive company that has numerous blends of olive oil that are infused with different herbs and fruits. You need to check them out! For this recipe we used their Blood Orange Olive Oil. Chocolate and orange is a great combination!
- 2 cups flour
- 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1/2 cup (packed) dark brown sugar
- 1 Tbs. baking powder
- 1 tsp. baking soda
- 1 tsp. kosher salt
- 3 large eggs, separated
- 2 cups buttermilk
- Zest of one orange
- 1/2 cup olive oil
- 1 tsp. vanilla
- 6 oz. bittersweet chocolate (at least 70% cacao), finely chopped
Preheat oven to 250°. This will allow you to hold your cooked chocolate waffles hot so that you can serve everyone a warm waffle. Whisk flour, cocoa powder, brown sugar, baking powder, baking soda, chocolate and salt in a large bowl. Make sure you break up the "packed" brown sugar so there aren't large hunks of sugar. Ideally, all wet ingredients should be at room temperature but who has the time to let everything sit out for an hour or two before you start cooking! In a separate bowl blend together the egg yolks, buttermilk, olive oil, orange zest and vanilla. Making a well in the dry ingredients gradually incorporate the wet ingredients, mixing just until combined. DO NOT OVER MIX. In this case, less mixing is better! If you want to get a head start on breakfast you can do this much the night before, just cover and chill (you will still need to add the egg whites the following morning).
Using an electric mixer on medium-high speed, beat egg whites in a small bowl until soft peaks form. Working in 2 batches, fold egg whites into batter just until combined.
Heat a waffle iron until very hot; lightly coat with nonstick spray. Don't forget this step otherwise you will be picking pieces of waffle out of your waffle iron–no fun. Working in batches, cook waffles until cooked through. Transfer to a wire rack set inside a baking sheet, cover loosely with foil and keep warm in oven until ready to serve.
Serve with butter and syrup or strawberry sauce. We served this February 2014 breakfast with a homemade strawberry sauce and sliced strawberries. You could dust this with confectioners sugar an/or put a dollop of whip creme on the waffle if you really want to indulge.
I like to think of chocolate as the dark side of breakfast! I know, I will use any excuse to add chocolate to any meal but in this case, these chocolate waffles rock! If you wanted to make one more tweak to make them healthier use one cup all-purpose flour and one cup whole wheat flour. Okay, I lied, one more tweak, add 1/4 cup chia seeds to dry ingredients. You won't see them because they blend in with the chocolate, but they will give you a whole grain,fiber and antioxidants!
We hope you enjoy this recipe. We have fun at The Carriage House Inn Bed and Breakfast creating our breakfasts and playing with different recipes. Many of our followers wait for our monthly recipe to appear on our blog which is then transmitted to our Facebook and Google+ page. If you haven't Liked or +1 our page yet, please do so as we have some great surprises in store for you. Also, check back next week for a new page created for anyone who loves food!
Heads up! This year is the 60th anniversary of the D-Day invasion and there will be many great programs at the D-Day Memorial the week of June 6. Don't wait until the last moment, book your rooms for the event now! Also, this year is the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Lynchburg (June 17-18). If you are a Civil War buff you will want to come to these festivities to hear about this little known battle. Again, rooms will book up so call now and book your room. Finally, next year will the the 150th anniversary of the end of the Civil War (April 9-12) when General Lee surrendered to General Grant at Appomattox Courthouse (about 20 minutes from here). They are expecting over 7,000 visitors from around the world to visit that week. It is NOT too early to make your reservations. Call us at 434-846-1388 or book your room on-line.
Lemon Ricotta Pancakes
These lemon ricotta pancakes are light and airy with a little tang from the lemon. Normally I would use buttermilk to make pancakes, but when you mix lemon juice with milk you end up with buttermilk so for this recipe, skip the buttermilk and use whole milk. It is always a good idea to have your ingredients at room temperature so that everything mixes together and the batter doesn't break. Remove the eggs, ricotta and milk out of the refrigerator about an hour before you start making the pancakes. I would suggest putting the ricotta in a strainer, to allow it to drain, while it is warming up.
- 2 cup All-Purpose Flour
- 2 teaspoon Baking Powder
- 1/2 teaspoon Baking Soda
- 4 tablespoons Granulated Sugar
- Pinch of Salt
- 2 Eggs
- 1 cup fresh Ricotta (strained)
- 1 1/2 cup whole milk (you could substitute skim or 1-2% if that is all you have on hand)
- 6 tablespoons Butter (melted plus more for greasing pan)
- 6 tablespoons Lemon Oil (see recipe below)
- 2 teaspoon Vanilla Extract
- Powdered sugar for garnish
For the Lemon Oil:
- 1 cup Olive Oil
- 1 Lemon (washed and cut into small pieces)
- Pinch of Salt
Directions for making the Lemon Oil:
Place ingredients in a blender (the whole lemon that has been cut into about 8 small pieces, skin and fruit but make sure the lemons were washed before you sliced it into pieces) and puree. Strain into a bowl, reserving pulp.
Directions for making the lemon ricotta pancakes:
- In a large bowl, whisk together flour, baking powder, baking soda, sugar and salt.
- In a second bowl, whisk together all of the wet ingredients (milk, eggs, ricotta, melted butter, lemon oil and vanilla).
- Whisk the wet into the dry mix until fully incorporated. The batter is very light so you don't have to whip it too much. There should be a few lumps.
- Let the batter sit for about 8-10 minutes while griddle is preheating.
- Add some butter to grease the preheated griddle. Pour a few tablespoons of batter (for silver dollar sized pancakes) or ladle about 1/4 cup (for regular sized pancakes) onto the hot griddle and cook until bubbles appear and a few pop.
- Flip with a spatula and continue to cook on the second side until golden. You can keep these pancakes warm by placing them on the rack in the oven that has been preheated to 200 degrees or serve immediately.
- Serve with maple syrup or a fruit syrup such as raspberry, strawberry or blueberry. If you have fresh blueberries on hand you can add cup of them to the batter. They will provide a burst of sweetness that works well with the tang of the lemon.
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- You can use the remaining pulp from the strained lemon oil is on chicken or fish so you won't want to throw it out.
We hope you enjoy this recipe for lemon Ricotta Pancakes as much as the guests of The Carriage House Inn Bed and Breakfast in historic Lynchburg, Virginia. Of course it is much easier to have us do the cooking so feel free to call us at 434.846.1388 and book your next visit. We look forward to seeing you in the near future.
Pomegranate with Pears and Goat Cheese
A simple yet elegant dish that can be served for breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert or a midnight snack with Prosecco on New Year's Eve. At The Carriage House Inn Bed and Breakfast, in Lynchburg, VA, we have served this as our fruit course, during our legendary 4-course breakfast. This recipe only takes minutes to make and is delicious. The other nice thing about this recipe is there is NO cooking and minimal cleanup. A couple years ago we planted pomegranate trees and we now serve our own pomegranates. Here is a link for step by step instructions on how to get the seeds, also know as arils out of the fruit. The nice thing about the arils is you can freeze them and enjoy them for months. You still might be able to find some pomegranates in the produce section at your grocery store.
Once you have de-seeded your pomegranate, make sure the seeds are dry. Arrange them in a single layer on a rimmed baking sheet lined with wax paper. Place in freezer for 2 hours or until frozen. Once frozen, put them into a freezer bag or container and store them in the freezer.
- 2 ounces fresh goat cheese, about 1/2 cup
- 4 firm-ripe pears, Bartlett or Bosc, halved lengthwise
- honey, for drizzling
- 1/2 cup pomegranate seeds, from 1/2 of a large pomegranate
Stir goat cheese in a small bowl until smooth. Core pear halves with a melon baller and fill each cavity with 1 Tablespoon cheese. (Pears can then be sliced again into smaller wedges.) Drizzle with honey and sprinkle with pomegranate seeds.
Of course if you can find local honey that is a big bonus as local honey helps you with allergies you might have from local sources. The Old City Cemetery in Lynchburg has several beehives and they sell their honey. It is appropriately called, Died and gone to heaven honey.
We hope you enjoy Pomegranate with Pears and Goat Cheese as much as our guests did!
Ham and Egg Breakfast Casserole
The nice thing about this breakfast casserole is that it is simple to make and feeds a crowd. Unlike cooking pancakes, waffles or omelets which takes a lot of time if you have a large family, other than a little prep-work, you stick it in the oven and in about 30 minutes you have a delicious meal. The other great thing about this breakfast casserole is that you can double the recipe and serve one today and save the other one for up to three months in the freezer.
The above was served with lightly sauteed vine ripened tomatoes and zucchini and hash-brown potatoes. A fresh basil leaf was cut up and put on top of the breakfast casserole. Our guests loved this recipe and so did we because of its simplicity.
- 1/2 lb of fresh mushrooms
- 2 Tablespoons butter
- 1/4 teaspoon Italian seasoning
- dash of pepper and salt
- 2 Cups of grated cheddar cheese
- 1 cup diced ham
- 1/4 cup of Parmesan cheese
- 1 Tablespoon all purpose flour
- 12 eggs
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 1/2 Tablespoon Dijon mustard
- salt and pepper to taste
- In a large sauce pan melt the butter, rough cut the mushrooms and saute them until tender add the Italian seasoning and salt and pepper the mushrooms. After cooking the combined ingredients let cool for a couple of minutes. In a greased 13X9 baking dish spread the mushrooms evenly over the pan.
- In a large bowl, add the cheddar cheese, Parmesan cheese, cubed ham and flour. Mix ingredients well then spread evenly over the mushrooms. Note: The flour helps keep the ham and cheese from sticking together. If you are on a gluten free diet you can skip this ingredient.
- In another large bowl mix the eggs, cream, Dijon mustard and salt and pepper. Once mixed pour over the ham and cheese mixture.
- Bake the breakfast casserole in a preheated oven at 350 degrees for 30-35 minutes. Let stand for 10 minutes before cutting.
Freezing a breakfast casserole:
If you double the recipe and elect to freeze one, cover with a tight fitting plastic wrap the uncooked mixture (make sure it sits flat in the freezer until frozen. Before cooking, remove from freezer 30 minutes before baking (do not thaw it). Remove the plastic wrap and cover with foil and bake at 350 degrees for 55 minutes, Uncover and bake for and additional 15-20 minutes. Let stand before cutting and serving.
This would be a great dish to serve on Thanksgiving or Christmas morning when the entire family is visiting. Also, it is a great way to use some of the left over ham. If you want to serve a warm fruit dish consider the hot fruit compote that we wrote about earlier this month.
Hot Fruit Compote
With Thanksgiving right around the corner I thought I would share our hot fruit compote recipe which is an easy to make fruit dish that works well when you have a large party to feed. I'm thinking about Thanksgiving or Christmas morning when you have a million other things to do and you don't have a lot of extra time in the kitchen to think about cooking breakfast for the family that has gathered for the holidays. What makes the hot fruit compote a great dish (other than being super easy) is it is served warm on those cool fall/winter mornings. Obviously this time of year you don't have many fresh fruit options so this one relies on canned fruit. The optional ingredient, fresh cranberries, are available this time of year and add a little bit of tartness to the dish, plus it ties it into the season. (Tip: You can buy a bag of fresh cranberries and what you don't use you can freeze so that you will have fresh cranberries throughout the year.)
- 2 cans (15 1/4 ounces each) sliced pears–drained
- 1 can (29 ounces) sliced peaches–drained
- 1 can (20 ounces) unsweetened pineapple chunks, drained
- 1 jar (16 ounces) unsweetened applesauce
- 1 can (21 ounces) cherry pie filling
- 1/4 cup packed brown sugar
- optional–two cups fresh whole cranberries
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
- In a large bowl, combine the pears, peaches, pineapple applesauce and cranberries.
- Spray a 9X13 baking dish with a cooking spray and then pour the mixed ingredients (above) into the baking dish.
- Spread the pie filling over the fruit and sprinkle with the brown sugar.
- Cover with aluminum foil and bake in the preheated oven for 40-45 minutes or until bubbly.
- Serve warm.
We had a full house at the bed and breakfast last weekend and served this. The guests loved it. This can be cooked with an egg casserole at the same time in the oven so you can serve your family a filling warm breakfast that will satisfy them until Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner.
Another option for this hot fruit compote is to sprinkle a light streusel topping on it and turn this into a healthy desert.
I hope you and your family/guests enjoy this recipe. Kathy and I hope each of you have a great holiday season and that next year will bring you peace and happiness.
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Kratom Could Become the Newest Illegal Drug in Arizona
Arizona's list of illegal drugs soon could include kratom, an herbal product that's been used as medicine in certain Asian countries for centuries.
Kratom's been for sale legally in certain stores around Phoenix for several years now, but the annual proposed update of Arizona's banned drugs includes the alkaloids in kratom.
UPDATE February 7: Kratom has been removed from the proposed list of banned drugs. Click here to read the latest story.
Former New Times writer Niki D'Andrea took a look at kratom in 2011, finding that some people used kratom as an herbal medicine, while some used it for recreation, and either way, the DEA was against it.
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Brent Budowsky: The coming Republican convention might well dramatize to the nation the extremism and Obama-hate that is modern Republicanism and become an epic disaster for the GOP.


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Child Care Services leads planning for Early Years and Child Care services while managing the licensed child care system in Wellington and Guelph.
As municipal system manager for the Early Years in Guelph and Wellington County, Child Care Services has a lead role in Growing Great Kids.Growing Great Kids is a partnership of organizations that are focused on making it easier for families to access services and supports for children prenatal to 6 years in Guelph and Wellington County.
We provide Fee Subsidy and Wage Subsidy for child care in Guelph and Wellington County.
We work together with child care programmes to help provide high quality spaces that support children's learning and well-being.