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Sir Charles George Douglas Roberts (10 January 1860 – 26 November 1943 / Douglas, New Brunswick)
Canadian Streams
O rivers rolling to the sea
From lands that bear the maple-tree,
How swell your voices with the strain
Of loyalty and liberty!
A holy music, heard in vain
By coward heart and sordid brain,
To whom this strenuous being seems
Naught but a greedy race for gain.
O unsung streams--not splendid themes
Ye lack to fire your patriot dreams!
Annals of glory gild your waves,
Hope freights your tides, Canadian streams!
St. Lawrence, whose wide water laves
The shores that ne'er have nourished slaves!
Swift Richelieu of lilied fame!
Niagara of glorious graves!
Thy rapids, Ottawa, proclaim
Where Daulac and his heroes came!
Thy tides, St. John, declare La Tour,
And, later, many a loyal name!
Thou inland stream, whose vales, secure
From storm, Tecumseh's death made poor!
And thou small water, red with war,
'Twixt Beaubassin and Beauséjour!
Dread Saguenay, where eagles soar,
What voice shall from the bastioned shore
The tale of Roberval reveal,
Or his mysterious fate deplore?
Annapolis, do thy floods yet feel
Faint memories of Champlain's keel,
Thy pulses yet the deed repeat
Of Poutrincourt and d'Iberville?
And thou far tide, whose plains now beat
With march of myriad weathering feet,
Saskatchewan, whose virgin sod
So late Canadian blood made sweet?
Your bulwark hills, your valleys broad,
Streams where de Salaberry trod,
Where Wolfe achieved, where Brock was slain,--
Their voices are the voice of God!
O sacred waters! not in vain,
Across Canadian height and plain,
Ye sound us in triumphant tone
The summons of your high refrain.
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Calories in Yummy Caesar Chicken
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Calories per serving of Yummy Caesar Chicken
286 calories of Chicken Breast (cooked), no skin, roasted, (1 breast, bone and skin removed)
174 calories of Whole Wheat Spaghetti, cooked (pasta), (1 cup)
30 calories of Extra Virgin Olive Oil, (0.25 tbsp)
21 calories of Parmesan Cheese, shredded, (1 tbsp)
19 calories of Salad dressing, KRAFT, Caesar Italian FREE, (1.50 tbsp)
Calories per serving of Yummy Caesar Chicken
286 calories of Chicken Breast (cooked), no skin, roasted, (1 breast, bone and skin removed)
174 calories of Whole Wheat Spaghetti, cooked (pasta), (1 cup)
30 calories of Extra Virgin Olive Oil, (0.25 tbsp)
21 calories of Parmesan Cheese, shredded, (1 tbsp)
19 calories of Salad dressing, KRAFT, Caesar Italian FREE, (1.50 tbsp)
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sounds wonderful! I agree that it seems high in calories. I'm going to make the pasta anyways for my son & mine will be served with a salad. I need to get some calories into him! |
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I have never rated a recipe before, but this one is pretty high in calories. Now reading that all the recipes on this site don't have to be healthly kinda just turned me off. I thought this was all about being healthly. Counting calories is working best for me. |
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Anybody know who make fat free Caesar dressing? |
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This sounds good but I agree with several comments made about the hi calorie & fat count - to cut down on it I will cook chicken on grill and not have to use oil and serve it on salad or bed of spinach & brown rice or salad, Thanks for the idea tho because chicken is our main protein in our house |
Submitted by: MYDONNA13 (7/31/09) report inappropriate |
The chicken was delicious. Used boneless skinless thighs and came up with a calorie count of 133.4 per piece with 5.2 fat grams, 4.3 carbs, and 17 grams protein. Served on a bed of lettuce with plum tomato, red, onion, and lowfat parmesan peppercorn dressing made for a delicious low cal meal. |
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very high cal... don't you think? I find sparks recipes tasty but not low in calories. does anyone else agree or is it just me? |
Submitted by: CHOCOLATE1001 (7/21/09) report inappropriate |
Sounds good. I think I would pass on the pasta and serve over a bed of spinach with a side salad to cut the calorie. I'm going to give it a try. |
Submitted by: CYNDI8959 (7/21/09) report inappropriate |
Great and tasty. I added a little Can't believe it's not butter spray and some garlic salt to thge pasta to give it some flavor. |
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I will make it Saturday. To reduce Calories, I might serve it over a bed of green salad, instead of the paasta. |
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This sounds scrumptous and I will definitely try this. The calories actually aren't high depending on the person's nutrition and workout plasns. For instance Spark's for my dinner have me on a 500 - 600 calorie plan on certain days. Don't let the calories scare you. In order to lose u have 2 eat! |
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It sounds wonderful but I'm just a LITTLE leary of the high calories and fat in this receipe. |
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This sounds delicious, but in my life not worth the calories. I would make it using no oil and substitute a great big (really-really big), bowl of mixed salad greens w/mushrooms & tomatoes for the pasta. This would cut hundreds of calories off and still be filling. I put EVERYTHING on a green salad! |
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Every season, there is always at least one NBA squad that rises from the ashes of NBA futility and puts on a tough run into the NBA Playoffs. Which team will it be this season?
In the 2011-12 season, it was the Los Angeles Clippers. In 2010-11, it was the Memphis Grizzlies. In 2009-10, it was the Oklahoma City Thunder. All three teams shared something in common—they were lottery teams for multiple seasons, but thanks to some excellent draft choices, trades and free agent signings they finally escaped the lottery and made it into the postseason.
Which team will continue the trend in 2012-13? Let's check out five squads who might finally be ready for a playoff run.
The Warriors have playoff level talent and possess excellent offensive potential. Rookie Harrison Barnes, who they selected No. 7 overall in the 2012 draft, would have been the second or third best scorer on any other lottery team—but in Golden State, he's arguably their fifth best scorer.
Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson, along with Barnes make one insanely dangerous shooting trio. Curry is also a top-15 point guard, providing an excellent balance between an efficient scorer and a great floor general.
David Lee is a proven scorer, and his defensive woes will be in part mollified by playing next to Andrew Bogut, a top defensive center. It's really hard to dislike any part of Golden State's starting five.
The concerns are two fold—defense and health.
Bogut is really the only Warriors starter who is above-average defensively (the jury is still out on the rookie Barnes). While coach Mark Jackson promised to make the Warriors a top defensive team when he was hired last year, Golden State allowed the 3rd most points per game.
Health is also a huge concern, especially when the Warriors top two players—Curry and Bogut—have missed excessive time in the past few seasons with injuries. Curry has been bothered by ankle injuries, and Bogut has missed a combined 130 games in the past four years.
If you want to gamble on a dark-horse playoff team, though, Golden State might be your squad—but I'd hedge my bets.
Via NBA.com, John Wall is out eight weeks with a stress fracture. Before that injury, I really liked Washington as a sleeper playoff team. Now, I'm nowhere near as confident—but it could happen.
First, the bad news—losing Wall hurts, even if it'll just be for a month or so of regular season action.
The Wizards have basically rebuilt their roster this season, adding in Emeka Okafor, Trevor Ariza and rookie Bradley Beal into the starting lineup. Nene Hilario rounds out the starters, and he didn't get a ton of time with Wall last year (after coming over from Denver).
With this new, inexperienced starting five, having your point guard/best player out for training camp hurts a ton. To make matters worse, the Wizards' only other point guards are Shelvin Mack and A.J. Price.
The good news? Washington is VASTLY improved—on paper, anyways. This is easily the most talented team Wall has played with so far. An improved group of teammates may allow Wall (when he returns) to fully take that step into stardom. He was held back by the lack of surrounding talent in the past few seasons.
I know Washington is still considered a lottery team, but if healthy, I might have bet on them to sneak into the playoffs.
Cleveland has the superstar in Kyrie Irving, but they'll be held back by the rest of the roster.
Anderson Varejao is a top-10 center, but the rest of the Cavaliers team needs more time. Rookie Dion Waiters will have a rough transition into the NBA, and you'd have to bank on a huge season from sophomore Tristan Thompson if you expect Cleveland to make the postseason.
The Cavaliers just aren't as deep as the other four teams on this list, and I can't see them sneaking in over teams like Atlanta, Philadelphia or even New York.
The main reason I'll keep them here is Irving, because I just can't bet against him. In a perfect world, he'd pull off a monster season and would single-handedly pull this team into the playoffs.
I'm just not willing to bet that'll happen without some more talent, but it's worth considering.
I'm putting massive expectations on rookie Damian Lillard by including Portland on this list, but I think he could live up to them.
Lillard, the No. 6 selection in the 2012 Draft, is my pick for Rookie of the Year. He was the draft's best pure scorer, and in his last season at Weber State he did prove he can become a floor general when they need him to be. He averaged 24.5 points and 4.0 assists last year.
He also has significant help (something you can't say for Kyrie Irving). LaMarcus Aldridge is a top-30 NBA player and one of the best scoring big men in the league. Re-signed (and expensive) Nicolas Batum provides significant defensive help.
If there is a spot for concern, it's in the middle where J.J. Hickson is set to start. Hickson had a breakout party when he signed with Portland in March, but he is no long-term fit.
I really like this dangerous, talented Portland squad as a potential playoff threat… if they had some more size in the paint.
Not only do I think Minnesota is the best shot for a dark-horse playoff team—I actually think they could be a top five Western Conference team by April.
They have all the things you look for in a playoff squad: they have the superstar (Kevin Love), a excellent point guard (Ricky Rubio) and a proven scorer (Brandon Roy). Add in a tough center (Nikola Pekovic), excellent depth (Derrick Williams, Andrei Kirilenko and Luke Ridnour) and Minnesota impresses me a lot.
Coach Rick Adleman remains the most underappreciated coach in the league, and he made the Wolves an electrifying exciting squad last season. If healthy, I think they can be fun-to-watch AND consistently good.
What holds me back on my Minnesota love is the health of Rubio (due back in December or January from his ACL tear, according to the Associated Press). It might also be too early to expect big things from un-retired Brandon Roy.
Still, there is a ton to like about Minnesota's roster. They could play spoilers in the regular season AND in the postseason come April.


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Vacuworx announced this week that it will demonstrate its new concrete road barrier lifter at the 2013 International Construction & Utility Equipment Exposition in Louisville, Kentucky.
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The owners of Good Earth Market, which has been closed for about a year, are planning to open a new store at the same location, with a new name and a new design.
Edelweiss Market will share the building at the corner of York and Vallette streets with another business, according documents submitted to the city of Elmhurst. Store owner Regan Cronin is asking for a new liquor license to sell packaged wine and beer, as well as serve alcohol on the premises. The license granted to Good Earth in 2009 has expired.
"The existing building will be divided into two spaces, allowing an additional tenant to occupy its south side," according to the liquor license request signed by Cronin. "Much like its predecessor, Edelweiss Market will be selling fine wines and ales, bakery goods, gourmet deli meats and cheeses, fresh cut meats from the butcher, specialty grocery items and prepared foods, but all with the influences of a European Market."
According to a floor plan attached to the request, the second tenant is listed as a Children's Center. Calls and emails for more details on this business were not immediately returned.
The former seating area at the main entrance of Good Earth will display wines in "custom-built wood shelving," and the seating area for patrons will be moved to the east side of the market.
"We will be furnishing a small bar in this space, as well," the letter states. The "Bier Garten" will be situated in the greenhouse, where the proprietors will continue to sell plants.
"This will give patrons the ability to sit and enjoy the atmosphere of the beautiful greenhouse space," Cronin wrote.
The full City Council on Monday, March 5, is expected to refer the request to the Public Affairs and Safety Committee.
When the request for a liquor license for Good Earth Market came before the committee in 2009, aldermen recommended the city approve the request. At that time, Police Chief Steve Neubauer said establishments such as this do not generate significant enforcement problems.
While Cronin did not indicate a date for the store opening, the letter states they "look forward to opening as soon as possible."
This story will be updated as more information becomes available.
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Owners plan to re-open with a new theme, a new design and a reduced floor plan.
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Vincent Russell
March 03, 2012 at 02:16 AM
Oh My God!!!!! What kind of idiot wants to open a bar/liquor store next to a "children's center." That sounds real safe. Please don't do us any favors, Ms. Cronin.
A few points about this business and building:
1. How the building got past the zoning board is beyond reason. It could very well be the ugliest building in all of Elmhurst.
2. This new building, that sits ON TOP of York Road, forced the city to implement new traffic laws/patterns, such as no turn on red from Vallette to York. This is a terrible inconvenience for people who live and work in the area.
3. Frankly, I'd rather have another bank than this idea.
Simply put:
1. We don't need any more bars in Elmhurst and...
2. We don't need any more liquor stores in Elmhurst.
Mr. Mayor, please consider this liquor license request and turn it down.
March 03, 2012 at 01:15 PM
I'd like to see them do something like Gene's Sausage Shop in Lincoln Square Chicago, on a smaller scale.
Debbie Salerno
March 03, 2012 at 01:22 PM
There must be a good explanation in how or why a bar/liquor store could go next to a children's center? I found Good Earth too small and random to make a trip back there.I wonder about a store even smaller? I think if your splitting the space up you might think of two stores that can create revenue and exposure to each other.
Renee Mundell
March 03, 2012 at 04:30 PM
I like the idea but do find it a bit strange that the other tenant be a children's center. However, I am hoping the new Good Earth Market may offer grass fed meat cuts and organic produce within. Fine wine and fine cheese and bakery items all sound good to me as well as the plants and flowers in the greenhouse. There are no real "gourmet" stores in Elmhurst that I am aware of. If the offering is good it may save me from running to Whole Foods.
Maria D'Alexander
March 03, 2012 at 04:33 PM
So disappointing to hear. The greenhouse would have been a great setting for serving breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea. I would patronize the new business if it were a good restaurant ( which we need on the south side of Elmhurst) but not another deli.
March 03, 2012 at 10:14 PM
Why not a Barbecue Place with carry-out 'pulled pork'. Children like it, it's healthy as a complete balanced meal with veggies. Stop-in and take a dinner home when you pick up your kids or feed the children there. Keep the Child Center with the GreenHouse it could be a learning place for young horticulturists.
Speaking of 'pulled pork' what city councilperson permitted 'a serving liquor license' on this corner with day-care ? Great 'awareness'.
At the least with the Barbecue place, a driver may not get a DUI for over- consumption, Unless Illinois changes the law to "DWB", 'driving with Barbecue sauce, piggy on your face, driving while ''BBQ-porked'' or carrying an open container of 'pulled pork' with or with-out underage passengers in your vehicle.
Maybe a 'saucalizer test' for drivers....a new revenue source ?
Safety First,
Bob B
March 08, 2012 at 02:48 AM
If this mayor actually allows this Children Center to be opened, and the liquor license to be issued, I will have lost ALL respect for these Elmhurst officials. Don't tell me Cronin ain't pulling the mayor's arm on this one. How stupid.
Elm Forest
March 09, 2012 at 05:18 PM
Another really stupid idea. Ms. Cronin must be rolling in dough as she isn't lacking in really poor ideas for this property. Who in the world designed the extremely impractical building and built it in the poorest spot on the lot? Rhetorical. Besides making problems for the traffic, it's an eyesore. The curb appeal is non-existent. You may as well have build a tall fence around the property. Retail will not work at this location (at least not the retail you're pushing) with this building and it's configuration on the lot. You have already proven that people are not interested in stopping here to shop retail. Why do you think you can incite the same people to spend their money on very similar products? We are pretty sure you're going to have a higher price than somewhere else. It's not going to work unless you are willing to price everything at nearly wholesale. Of course you will loose money but what the hey, you seem to understand how to loose on this corner anyway. Do you understand this Ms. Cronin? Business offices are the only thing that might show a profit. The better idea would be to tear it down and start over with proven results for a business plan on a lot like this in an area where most people don't shop or want to stop. You have to give them a reason to stop, a very good one. A deli, some beer and wine isn't going to hack it. No one from the street even notices there is anything there and then they are past your place down the road off to Jewel.
Joe O'Malley
March 11, 2012 at 04:39 AM
No worries....six to seven months it will be out of business. Location is abysmal. The configuration of the building and parking prohibit easy access in or out. Any relation to the local IL politician with the same name?
Joe O'Malley
March 11, 2012 at 04:43 AM
We already have Gene's Sausage Shop....it's called City Hall. However I think it's called Pete's Sausage Shop.
March 13, 2012 at 05:11 PM
As someone who lives in the area I would welcome an establishment serving food that I could get into without having to push through throngs of tweens & teens. Granted, I'm talking about a step up in the "food" chain rather than hot dogs at one place, and whatever microwaved delicacies they offer at the other. I don't believe a wine bar would attract the same clientele as a sports bar and there are none in the immediate area. Afternoon tea would also be a plus - I do miss The Spice Merchant. However, a children's center, whatever that is, doesn't seem to be a complimentary business unless they feel parents will pick up their dinner and children in one fell swoop.
May 10, 2012 at 12:10 AM
Got to be honest - I'm fairly appalled at how rude most of you are being towards the business owner. Also, the use "children's center" is vague at best -- and "bar"- clearly we're not talking about a $2 Pabst dump-dive bar - we're talking about a high end grocer with small self-contained eatery. I'd hardly call an area where you can have a sandwich and a $7 micro beer a "bar". As for poor building design - ergonmically...fine, perhaps it could have been laid out better - but clearly it was built at great cost and is hardly an "eye-sore". I think I'd rather look at that building out my front window than a larger percentage of Elmhurst resident's own homes. I am proud of my town because we are a thriving hip community with good schools - and I feel the very best thing we have going for us are the establishment of new businesses like Good Earth. It was a real bummer to hear they were having problems. Jewel? please.... talk about a dump and "eye-sore". Good Earth, Pints, Charlie's, Bleeding Hearts Bakery... etc - embrace these places, support them, and be happy they call Elmhurst home. These are the establishments that lure people like myself to town -young, high income earning, high tax paying, law abiding, college educated. Let's continue to be compared to Hinsdale, Western Springs, Glen Ellyn, La Grange - rather than allowing ignorance to cause us to blend into our neighboring communities.
May 10, 2012 at 10:46 PM
Oh my goodness, yes, we certainly do not want to be ignorant like those folks in our "neighboring communities."
May 10, 2012 at 11:55 PM
Nice jab Dave. Maybe I came across a bit on the arrogant side. But, I never insinuated the residents of the neighboring communities were ignorant. I did, however, take a cheap shot at their towns. There are many wonderful people in Bensenville, Villa Park, etc... But come on.... I was only pointing out what differentiates Elmhurst from them. It may be a cheap shot at the towns - but not any way aimed at their residents. Last time I checked I didn't see Villa Park or Melrose Park on the Money's "Best Places To Live" list.
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Wow! Two days off recovering from Germany and getting ready to support Flogging Molly on their Green 17 Tour of the states makes time pass quickly. A little too quickly perhaps! The rush is eased as we're upgraded on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Dave Hause, Flogging Molly, Grand Rapids, Green17 Tour, Onward etc, Rosco Wuestewald, The Bang Ups, The Orbit Room, USA
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Skinny back in the States supporting Flogging Molly!
We are excited to announce that we'll be touring the US in the new year with the mighty Flogging Molly. We will be supporting the LA celtic punk rockers for the first leg of their Green 17 Tour 2013. It … Continue reading
We signed to Side One Dummy Records
We can officially announce that we've signed to Side One Dummy Records in the USA. Our first single is going to be Rollin Over out on 23rd October! Full album due in January. Side One Dummy have just announced the … Continue reading
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Tagged Record Deal, Side One Dummy, Skinny Lister, USA
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SXSW – Day One
Biggest worry – getting Skinny Lister baggage and shop on the plane. Done. Somehow we managed to bring Skinny shop, all instruments including the colossal double bass sarcophagus and a couple of cases of dark matter across the Atlantic. Next … Continue reading
The Atlantic lay between us but won't keep us from each other…
It's shaping up to be another busy year for us Skinnies. We're on our merry old way to the States! SXSW, Texas is up first where we'll be doing a number of shows at different venues over the week, including … Continue reading