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Ingredients: for 12 croutons: 12 slices of bread, 50 gr. of white truffles, 50gr. of butter, 2 spoons of grated Parmesan cheese, half a squeezed lemon, one garlic clove
How to prepare them: put the butter in with the chopped garlic and melt on a low flame. Clean the truffles with a knife and rinse them under warm water. Grate them and add them to the butter. Warm for a few minutes without making them fry and stir. Add the grated Parmesan cheese with a drop of stock if it is too thick. Before removing from the stove, add lemon juice with some grated peel. After toasting the bread, spread the cream and serve warm. We advise to serve with an antipasto wine like Cortese or Erbaluce.
Ingredients: for 4 people: 400 gr of fresh ravioli, 45 gr of butter, white truffle, 30 gr of Grana Padano, bouillon, a pinch of salt.
How to prepare them: cook the ravioli al dente in boiling salted water. Drain the ravioli and put them in the pan adding butter and white truffle diluted in bouillon and add Grana Padano on top. Serve hot.
Ingredients: for 4 people: one clean rabbit, white truffle, rosemary, bay, thyme, oregano, mint, three peppers, half a glass of white wine, a drop of vegetable stock, a pinch of salt and pepper.
How to prepare it: cook the rabbit for five minutes in low water, drain and dry with a serviette. Put the meat in an oven dish lined with baking paper and add the aromas. Clean the peppers, cut them into strips and lay them on top of the rabbit. Add white wine, salt and pepper, cook in the oven heated at 200 degrees for about thirty minutes (the last ten with the grill). Every now and then pour some vegetable stock over the meat. Before serving cover the meat with truffle.
Ingredients: for 6 people: 700 gr. of veal (noce or contronoce), ham fat, black truffle, extra virgin olive oil, salt and pepper.
How to prepare it: make small incisions in the meat with a knife and fill them with the ham fat. Cover with salt and pieces of black truffle.
Tie the meat up with string, put it in an oven dish that isn't too big and cook in the oven for more than an hour with lots of extra virgin olive oil. Every now and then, turn the meat over and pour a few spoons of water over it if you see it is getting too dark. Make sure it is properly cooked and then it is ready to be served
Ingredients: for 6 people: 200 gr. of lettuce, 30/40 gr. of Tuscan truffle, 150 gr. of small porcini mushrooms, 400 gr. of field mushrooms, 300 gr. of slightly seasoned Tuscan Pecorino cheese, one lemon, parsley, extra virgin olive oil, salt and pepper .
How to prepare it: clean the mushrooms and cut them into thin slices. Do the same for the lettuce.
Take away the crust from the pecorino cheese and cut it in very thin slices. Chop up the parsley and add it to the other ingredients in a salad bowl. Then prepare the dressing by mixing oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper. Dress the salad and add grated truffle.


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The afternoon session of the third day of Washington Capitals Development Camp showcased a Group A/ Group B scrimmage. The game moved pretty fast with a rolling clock, and several members of each squad seemed timid to get into the game at first. Goalies were tested often - not only from prospects eager to showcase their abilities, but also by penalty shots as a direct result of any infraction. There was a lot to take in for the fans that filled Kettler IcePlex, and here are some of the observations I made as the game progressed.
- If I say it once, I'll say it again: Cameron Burt, a RIT Junior, is a fast man. In addition to his speed, Burt fought hard in the corners, played hard and was difficult to knock off the puck during play.
- Everything I mentioned about Dmitri Orlov during the morning skate was reversed. He looked focused and had a fantastic rush.
- While Orlov found his groove, Anton Gustafsson still looked soft. He, along with Brendan Woods, looked to be floating around the rink trying to find their place.
- It was an offensive show for Evgeny Kuznetsov, who tallied two goals and an assist during the contest. Additionally, it was good to see that he really enjoyed the competition.
- Both Stefan Della Rovere and Trevor Bruess showed their physical sides throughout the game. Accompanying their strong checking was passing abilities, which was refreshing to see.
- This weeks darling, Marcus Johansson, did not have any points. He seemed to be feeling the game out, as he continues to make his North American transition. He did, however, make a couple of beautiful passes that seemed to surprise his line mates.
- MoJo also prefers to sit as far right on the bench as possible. He spent the first period shoo-ing people from his spot.
- Zach Miskovic left the game with a knee injury after a hard check by Joe Finley into the rear boards. Finley was immediately confronted by Anthony Pisano, and the two grappled to the ice after an exchange of blows. Miskovic is expected to miss the rest of camp.
- I had the chance to speak briefly with Braden Holtby, who did not dress for today's game. When asked if he was going to play in tomorrow's scrimmage he excitedly answered, "hope so!" He mentioned that today's game showed "a lot of talent out there."
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The third season comes to a close when the final three stylists team up with fashion designer Henry Duarte for their biggest challenge yet. They'?ll each style six models for a fashion show where the designer will debut Duarte?'s new line of edgy rock-and-roll inspired clothing. A few familiar faces return to assist the final three in this no holds barred, two day long challenge. Editor-in-chief of Allure Magazine Linda Wells rejoins as the final guest judge and one lucky contestant wins $100,000 courtesy of Nexxus Salon Hair Care, an apprenticeship with Nexxus, and a chance to style hair for an Allure magazine photo shoot. Also Available On Amazon Instant Video
The four remaining competitors find themselves at a Hollywood Hills home to style their first celebrity client. For the elimination challenge, legendary stylist Oribe joins as guest judge and offers the stylists some insight into creating a brand for themselves. In this challenge, the stylists must develop looks for two models to create a portfolio they feel best defines their signature look. Will the stylists wow the judges with their originality or will they be sent packing? Also Available On Amazon Instant Video
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Posted over 6 years ago I put together a new article on federal money for nursing education. It concentrates on the NSP scholarship that the HRSA offers. Has anybody ever applied/received this award? If so, what was the process like? What about other federal grants/scholarships for nurses? |
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| Posted over 6 years ago In the state of florida there is a loan with 3.5% interest, as opposed to 6.5% for a stafford loan. Your interest remains at the reduced level as long as you work in the state of Florida. |
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| Posted over 6 years ago Interesting - I'm pretty sure Nevada has the same sort of thing. I know we do it for teachers. What states are the best? Does anyone know? |
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| Posted over 6 years ago Well, Florida of course! Far enough to the south to not be southern, (I, like most Floridians, am a transplant from up north. I'm not sure ANYONE lives in Ohio anymore) and winter lasts about a weekend when the temperature drops all the way to 40! And with the ever growing geriatric population here there is no shortage of jobs. If you work in trauma there is always the extreme sports that go on year round and it's never too cold for donor-cycle accidents. |
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| Posted almost 6 years ago dmorse6 said: dmorse6- I know this post is old, but can you tell me how you get the reduced rate on loans? I just received my first disbursement for school (I am in term 1) and I did not get any reduction. =( In fact, I had to fight to get a loan at all because I have a Bachelor's degree. Any info you have is appreciated! |


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The early childhood years from birth to the start of kindergarten are an important time of rapid learning and growth. Screening is a brief, simple procedure used to identify potential health or developmental problems in infants and young children who may need a health assessment, diagnostic assessment or educational evaluation. Screening in early childhood supports children's readiness for kindergarten and promotes positive child health and developmental outcomes. Early screening can prevent future problems.
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Rick Neuheisel clowns Morgan Center: " UCLA is dead last in facilities" in Pac-12
Neuheisel: "The facilities (throughout the conference) were the most eye-opening thing ... UCLA is dead last in facilities."
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Great news as former UCLA head coach Rick Neuheisel is joining CBS Network's national recruiting coverage team.
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Rick Neuheisel on his Twitter account, exemplifying true Bruin class"UCLA football head coach Rick Neuheisel is on the cover of the September/October issue of FORE Magazine, published by the SCGA. Neuheisel and fellow Southern California head coaches Rocky Long from San Diego State and Lane Kiffin from USC were interviewed earlier in the summer for a feature on local coaches and how the game of golf plays a role in their lives. Neuheisel talks about the joys of playing golf with his three sons, Jerry, Jack and Joe." Source: UCLA Athletics' Blog.
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As a Constitutional Conservative, I am deeply saddened by the attitude displayed by American people concerning the problems facing this Administration. It seems that no matter the difficult problems at home and in the world, nobody seems to be noticing. Could it be the MSM, aka the Ministry of Truth, doesn't take these attacks on our way of life seriously? Might there be an agenda here? Well, let's take our present day problems and give them to the former occupant of the Peoples House.
Let's say our Ambassador to Libya was tortured and murdered, his assistant and two others were also killed and the consulate burned. Now, let's say that George said a few empty words and flew to Las Vegas to campaign for re-election and then continued to campaign the next day and the next. The other side would cry out in a loud voice, "What about Libya? " You would see a constant barrage of incrimination and hand wringing about how Bush is completely out of touch with his foreign policy. Harry Reid and Ms. Pelosi would be holding hearings on whether to bring charges against such incompetence. The Ministry of Truth would be hammering Bush day after day about his dereliction of duty. Yes, the people would be very engaged in the utter incompetence of President Bush. But as it is, the media continues to have a "move along- nothing to see here" attitude with the current Presidents' policy.
I am curious as to why our ambassador was in Benghazi with no bodyguard when it was known that Benghazi was a hotbed for terrorists?
Why, as of this writing, have there been no reprisals for this action on an American installation and its' citizens, which is technically an act of war?
Why are we giving foreign aid to country whose population is not fully behind their elected government and has no efficient control of the terrorists actively pursuing an anti-American jihad?
Why are we giving foreign aid to countries that hate us and celebrate when we are attacked?
I could go on and on but for now I think you get the picture.
We have grave problems starting with a media that has chosen sides and will not carry out its' purpose of being the citizens watchdog. They no longer are independent in thought or reportage, but now do their best to back those who share their own beliefs and report only what they deem fit for our consumption. God save the Republic.
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The Spring 2010 Annnual Meeting for the National Fluid Power Association gets under way tomorrow with meetings for the Education Committee, Pneumatics Council, Marketing Committee, Distributor Council, Supplier Council, and CCEFP Industry Supporters. The general sessions begin on Thursday with a great lineup of speakers. The location is awesome and the registrants include people who are very interested in furthering the fluid power industry.
2010 will be the beginning of a recovery for the fluid power industry. We may not get back in full swing until 2011 but the future definitely looks better than last year. With all of the great minds both in the fluid power industry and in academia at the Center for Compact and Efficient Fluid Power, the future looks brighter.
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4-star hotel with a restaurant in Bruges (Bruges Ommeland)
This hotel is located in Bruges (Bruges Ommeland), close to Boudewijn Seapark, Minnewater, and Church of Our Lady. Local attractions also include Groeningemuseum and Bruges Belfry.
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In addition to a restaurant, Best Western Premier Weinebrugge features a bar/lounge. Other amenities include a coffee shop/café and a conference center.
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The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center, secretarial services, and limo/town car service.
An Internet point is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measuring 2422 square feet (225 square meters) include a conference center, a meeting/conference room, and a ballroom. This business-friendly hotel also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Complimentary parking is available on site.
- Event catering
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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- Medical assistance available
- Terrace
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- Luggage storage
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 30
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- Number of floors - 3
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- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 2422
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Weinebrugge - This restaurant specializes in Belgian cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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Thank you, kids. Thank you very much. Please be seated. And let me just say I want to welcome all of you. Certainly Mr. Cuddie, who is the president of the National Turkey Federation; Stuart Proctor, the executive vice president. I want to especially welcome all the kids: From Kent Gardens Elementary, now, where are you? Hold up your -- there they are, right over -- this group, good. Amidon Elementary? Yep. Holy Cross, and maybe some strays out there from other schools. Anyway, everyone is really welcome.
And of course, the special guest of honor, the bird over here. I hope you guys have seen him. After participating in this ceremony year after year, I've come to learn a little about the turkey. For instance, it's hand fed. It gets lots of personal attention. And it's over-weight and reminds me of Ranger, who you may have seen running around here, our dog. We're trying to avoid a confrontation between the turkey and our springer.
But I want to set the guests at ease and especially tell the kids something. After all, this turkey represents America's 45 million turkeys who will begin making their irreplaceable contribution to our Thanksgiving celebration. So take it easy, turkey, we're just here to serve you. [Laughter]
We all know that Thanksgiving is more than just an occasion to stuff yourself. It's a uniquely American holiday, a time for remembering all the good things that we've been given or asking ourselves what good we can find to do. After all, only America would set aside a special holiday just for the purpose of giving thanks. George Washington, in the first Presidential Thanksgiving Day proclamation, spoke of, and here's the quotation, ``the duty . . . to acknowledge the providence of Almighty God, to obey His will, to be grateful for His benefits, and humbly to implore His protection and favor . . . .''
Well, this turkey must have said some prayers of his own. And we're going to grant him a special Presidential pardon. He will be going into early retirement, I'm told, living out his years on a Virginia children's farm.
I want to thank all of you for being here on this special occasion, welcome all our new friends to the White House. God bless you, and may you have a happy Thanksgiving.
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Thanks man, these are really cool songs!!
Hi Keith,
Many thanks for sharing a glimpse into the Midnight Show of August 14th, 1970...
A couple of questions for you:
What jumpsuit was EP wearing at this show?
Had RCA/MGM finished recording & filming for "That's The Way It Is" by the time he kicked this show off?
Elvis was wearing the Chains suit with the Red Ladder suit belt
MGM hadn't finished filming, although RCA HAD finished recording!
Hi Keith,
So, there is yet more unreleased "That's The Way It Is" concert footage from later dates of that engagement to be seen??
EP's match of Chain Suit and Red Ladder belt appear to be an unusual combination - all on film too!
Oh my gosh!! Keith, I went to your website and viewed the That's All Right - Madison Square Garden (June 10 1972 - Evening Show) clip and felt like I was at an acutal Elvis concert!!! Thanks for sharing these with us!! Great Job!! Off to see more!!


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With free agency winding down and pro days in full force, Pewter Report issues the sixth NFL mock draft of the year. As promised, the length of the mock draft has expanded beyond the first round. Pewter Report will continue to update the mock draft as the draft season moves into the pro days and team visits. The early entries are marked with a *.
1. St. Louis Rams- Oklahoma QB Sam Bradford *
The Rams must address their dismal quarterback situation.
2. Detroit Lions- Oklahoma State OT Russell Okung
The Lions' actions point towards Okung. They need a LT badly.
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Nebraska DT Ndamukong Suh
The Bucs get the player they covet the most.
4. Washington Redskins- Notre Dame QB Jimmy Clausen
Mike Shanahan and Bruce Allen have no qualms with a character risk.
5. Kansas City Chiefs- Tennessee S Eric Berry *
Scott Pioli fills a need with one of the best football players in the draft.
6. Seattle Seahawks- Oklahoma DT Gerald McCoy *
The Seahawks are almost as lucky as Tampa Bay.
7. Cleveland Browns- Florida CB Joe Haden *
The combine 40 time doesn't eclipse the great tape.
8. Oakland Raiders- Maryland OT Bruce Campbell *
The Raiders always go for super athletes.
9. Buffalo Bills- Iowa OT Bryan Bulaga *
The Bills couldn't keep a quarterback on his feet last year.
10. Jacksonville Jaguars- Texas S Earl Thomas *
The Kampman signing allows the Jags to look elsewhere on defense.
11. Denver Broncos (from Chicago)- Alabama LB Rolando McClain *
The Broncos fortified their line but need linebacker help.
12. Miami Dolphins- Tennessee DT Dan Williams
The Miami 3-4 defense needs a young nose tackle.
13. San Francisco 49ers- Oklahoma OT Trent Williams
They have a big hole at right tackle and land the best RT in the draft.
14. Seattle Seahawks (from Denver)- Clemson RB C.J. Spiller
Spiller will provide the game-breaker that Pete Carroll likes to have.
15. New York Giants- UCLA DT Brian Price*
The Giants lost Fred Robbins and need help on the line.
16. Tennessee Titans- South Florida DE Jason Pierre-Paul *
JPP is a superb athlete, and the Titans need help on the line.
17. San Francisco 49ers (from Carolina)- Boise State CB Kyle Wilson
The 49ers have a need at corner that wasn't addressed in free agency.
18. Pittsburgh Steelers- Florida G/C Maurkice Pouncey
The Steelers need to inject some youth and power in their line.
19. Atlanta Falcons- Georgia Tech DE Derrick Morgan *
Morgan slides down a bit, but stays local with the Falcons.
20. Houston Texans- Fresno State RB Ryan Mathews *
The Texans are going to draft a RB highly this year.
21. Cincinnati Bengals- USC S Taylor Mays *
The Bengals keep up the recent tradition of drafting Trojans.
22. New England Patriots- Oklahoma State WR Dez Bryant *
The Patriots try to straighten out another problem child wide receiver.
23. Green Bay Packers- Idaho G Mike Iupati
The Packers could use a power drive blocker like Iupati. He's a good fit.
24. Philadelphia Eagles- Missouri LB Sean Weatherspoon
The Eagles need help at linebacker, as signing Jeremiah Trotter indicated.
25. Baltimore Ravens- Rutgers CB Devin McCourty
The Ravens solved their receiver need so they look at corner.
26. Arizona Cardinals- Oklahoma TE Jermaine Gresham *
They could go a lot of directions, and land the top TE here.
27. Dallas Cowboys- Rutgers OT Anthony Davis *
The Cowboys find a replacement for their aging offensive tackles.
28. San Diego Chargers- Alabama DT Terrence Cody
With Mathews gone, the Chargers fill their nose tackle position.
29. New York Jets- Notre Dame WR Golden Tate *
The Jets still need help at wide receiver, and Tate is good value here.
30. Minnesota Vikings- Penn State DT Jared Odrick
Cornerback is the other option, but the Vikes need a young DT.
31. Indianapolis Colts- Michigan DE Brandon Graham
A bit low for Graham, but the Colts wouldn't complain.
32. New Orleans Saints- USC DE Everson Griffen
The Saints could use a new DE to replace Charles Grant.
33. St. Louis Rams- Georgia Tech WR Demaryius Thomas *
The Rams are going to need some weapons for Bradford.
34. Detroit Lions- Cal DT Tyson Alualu
The Lions plug in an underrated d-tackle to finish their new DL.
35. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- TCU DE/OLB Jerry Hughes
The Bucs need a speed rushing right end badly.
36. Kansas City Chiefs- Texas LB Sergio Kindle
Good value here, and the Chiefs need an upgraded pass rush.
37. Washington Redskins- USC OT Charles Brown
The Redskins find a replacement for Chris Samuels.
38. Cleveland Browns- Texas QB Colt McCoy
The Browns could use a young quarterback.
39. Oakland Raiders- Florida State CB Patrick Robinson
Another speed athlete that fills a hole for the Raiders.
40. San Diego Chargers- Georgia Tech RB Jonathan Dwyer *
Dwyer is an underrated player, and an ideal replacement for LT.
41. Buffalo Bills- North Carolina DT Cam Thomas
Buffalo needs a nose tackle for their switch to the 3-4.
42. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Chicago)- Illinois WR Arrelious Benn *
The Bucs badly need a WR, and Benn fits the offense well.
43. Miami Dolphins- LSU S Chad Jones *
They missed out on a safety in free agency.
44. New England Patriots (from Jacksonville)- Utah LB Koa Misi
He is a good fit for the Pats defense.
45. Denver Broncos- LSU WR Brandon LaFell
Denver probably will deal Brandon Marshall.
46. New York Giants- TCU LB Daryl Washington
The Giants need help at linebacker and Washington is versatile.
47. Carolina Panthers- Ohio WR Taylor Price
Carolina continues the endless search for a WR to pair with Steve Smith.
48. New England Patriots (from Tennessee)- Florida QB Tim Tebow
Tebow can be the wild cat until he's ready to replace Tom Brady.
49. San Francisco 49ers- Cal RB Javhid Best *
He has home run speed and they want a back with that to pair with Gore.
50. Houston Texans- South Florida S Nate Allen
They could use help in the deep middle of the defense.
51. Kansas City Chiefs (from Atlanta)- Florida TE Aaron Hernandez *
Hernandez follows a legend at the position in Kansas City.
52. Pittsburgh Steelers- Indiana G/T Rodger Saffold
The Steelers line needs help and Saffold is versatile.
53. New England Patriots- Stanford RB Toby Gerhart
The Patriots running game has been hurting.
54. Cincinnati Bengals- Cincinnati WR Mardy Gilyard
The Bengals are still interested in receivers despite signing Bryant.
55. Philadelphia Eagles- Florida DE Carlos Dunlap *
The Eagles could use a pass rusher at end to go with Cole and Tapp.
56. Green Bay Packers- Oklahoma State CB Perrish Cox
They have a need at corner. Al Harris and Charles Woodson are old.
57. Baltimore Ravens- Arizona TE Rob Gronkowski*
He's a young replacement for Todd Heap.
58. Arizona Cardinals- South Carolina OLB Eric Norwood
He is very versatile and fits in well for the Cardinals defense.
59. Dallas Cowboys- Northwestern DT Corey Wootton
Wootton looks like a good fit as a five-technique defensive end.
60. Seattle Seahawks- USC WR Damien Williams *
Carroll gets a familiar face to replace Nate Burleson.
61. New York Jets- Georgia Tech S Morgan Burnett
The Jets traded away Kerry Rhodes, and this completes their DBs.
62. Minnesota Vikings- Alabama CB Kareem Jackson *
The Vikes could use another corner.
63. Indianapolis Colts- Texas DT Lamarr Houston
The Colts continue to re-make their d-line with a tackle in round two.
64. New Orleans Saints- Penn State LB Navarro Bowman
Losing Scott Fujita hurts, but Bowman is good value here.
For some great mock drafts check out WalterFootball.com. They have weekly mock drafts from writers Walter Cherepinsky and Matt McGuire. Another great site is Scott Wright's DraftCountdown.com. They have a plethora of draft information that is worth checking out. Here is a mock draft database worth checking out: NFL Mock Draft Database.
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COVINGTON — All Alcovy has to do it look at last year's calender if they need motivation for their homecoming game against Druid Hills today at 7 p.m. at Homer Sharp Stadium.
Last season, the Tigers (5-2 overall, 2-1 Region 2-AAAAAA) were in the same position they are this year with a region record of 2-1 and eyeing the possibility of hosting a playoff game. That was when the Red Devils (3-4, 0-3) surprised Alcovy beating them 28-21.
"One of the things I've kept reminding our kids is that this team snuck up on us last year. We can't go into any game taking a team lightly," Alcovy head coach Kirk Hoffman said. "We did that last year and we let Druid Hills beat us last year. Hopefully, we've learned from experience. One of the greatest learning lessons is what's happened to you in the past. There are still a lot of kids on this team that were on that team last year when we just didn't play well. They're a good enough team that if you don't play well they can beat you."
Alcovy is not going to let Druid Hills' record give them a false sense of security. The Red Devils have the ability and the athletes to score quickly and often. The problem is that they hurt themselves with turnovers at the worst possible time or penalties that stop their momentum.
"They've got some athletes and they're pretty well coached. If they get on a roll or start clicking then their a dangerous team," Hoffman said.
For the Tigers to prevent a repeat of last season's game they have to maintain focus hold on to the ball. But more importantly, they have to keep penalties from making it difficult to score. In previous games, Alcovy found themselves looking at a first and goal only to end up trying for a field goal with the ball sitting outside the redzone.
"We've got to take care of our own stuff. A lot of the mistakes are hustle mistakes. I don't think it's kids not knowing what to do, it's just that we've made mistakes at the wrong time," Hoffman said. "Defensively, we have to make sure we tackle. If we miss tackles we'll be in trouble."
The Tigers showed their ability to move the ball and score using the running game behind Tristen Payne and Jared Farley. After a few games, teams started crowding the line making it easier for Payne to find his favorite receiver in Jaylin Penny. Now teams are not sure what they need to do to stop Alcovy's offense from averaging more than three touchdowns a game.
"What we have to do is take what teams will give us," Hoffman said. "If you look early in the year teams tried to force us to throw and we had a little success. Now teams are starting to take away the passing game and we're having to run the football."
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The board approved the building Tuesday but rejected developer Jeff Holloran's request to include more parking spaces on the site.
"It made it worse for everybody, but ultimately it will get built," Holloran said.
The vote capped a monthslong deliberation over the controversial project, which would be the first new construction on downtown Cabot Street in years.
The building will include 12 two-bedroom apartments on the top floors, with retail space and a studio apartment on the first floor. It will be built at 130 Cabot St. next to Sam's Cleaners on land that has been used as a parking lot since the C.F. Tompkins furniture store burned down in 1973.
Supporters, including Beverly Main Streets and City Council President Paul Guanci, said the project fits in with the strategy of reviving the downtown by bringing more residents and stores to the area.
But a vocal group of neighbors say the building is too big and will increase traffic on the adjacent narrow side streets. The entrance to the parking lot will be on one-way Vestry Street, not Cabot Street, so people will have to drive on Railroad Avenue, Elm Street and Vestry Street to get there.
"Vestry would not be allowed to be created as a street today because it's too small," Vestry Street resident Tom Walsh said.
The developers said putting the entrance on Cabot Street would force them to make the building too small to be economically viable.
Elisabeta Veliaj, who lives on Cabot Street directly across from the development, said the new building would "destroy our lives."
Elm Street resident Dana Acciavatti said the board members who supported the project showed no regard for the concerns of the neighbors.
"The board's decision was unconscionable but not unexpected," he said. "We knew going in we were up against a brick wall. It's all about development at the cost of the neighborhood and the cost of the taxpayers."
The Planning Board voted 4-3, with one member abstaining, to approve the site plan for the building, which at 341/2 feet is under the 55-foot height limit for the area set by zoning laws.
The board also voted 4-3 on the special permit that would allow smaller and more parking spaces on the site. But since the granting of a special permit requires a supermajority of six votes, the extra parking was shot down. Holloran said the building will now have 10 or 12 parking spaces instead of the 17 that he wanted.
The reduced parking goes against the wishes of some board members and neighbors who wanted to avoid having residents and customers of 130 Cabot use city parking spaces.
Planning Board Chairman Richard Dinkin, who voted in favor of the project, asked if any members wanted to reconsider their vote, but they did not.
"This project does not fit the neighborhood," said James Matz, who voted no. "It's too big in scope."
But Tom Alexander, the lawyer who represented the developer, said the building will represent a big improvement over the "derelict" property that is there now.
"It's not a good thing for there to be vacant lots in a downtown," Alexander said. "This is really what the city needs."
Staff writer Paul Leighton can be reached at 978-338-2675 or firstname.lastname@example.com.