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The future success of every Major League team lies largely in its Minor League pipeline. With that in mind, MLB.com is looking at each team's farm system, from the top 20 prospects to under-the-radar types.Scott Servais has spent his winter on a crash course, learning the prospects of his new organization. Servais, who left the Rangers to join the Angels in November, presides over a farm system that includes outfielder Mike Trout, lauded by many analysts as one of the top prospects in baseball. Trout is on the verge of sticking in the Major Leagues, but Servais knows that his organization has a lot more talent that is close to making its way through the pipeline. Now, it's part of his job to usher them through to the other side, and he's excited to get started. "I'm just learning about our players, and I'm looking forward to seeing them in Spring Training," said Servais, the team's assistant general manager of scouting and player development. "It takes a little time, and there may be some guys that surprise us. But it also gives these guys a fresh start. We will be very aggressive, especially with the younger guys, trying to move them up level to level." Perhaps nobody reflects that policy better than Trout, who was moved aggressively by the previous regime. Trout, just 20 years old, blitzed through the organization and batted .326 in 91 games for Double-A Arkansas before stalling out to a .220 mark in 40 big league games.
The Angels may also make room for Garrett Richards, who went 12-2 with a 3.15 ERA for Arkansas before making his August debut in the Majors. Richards is on the fringe of the big league roster, and Servais singled out infielder Jean Segura as another player who could move quickly. "I think we've got some higher-end guys at the upper levels that could end up making the club or creating depth for us at Triple-A," he said. "But we really need to focus and improve our depth throughout the farm system. It's important, because even if these guys don't make the team at some point, there will be still opportunities for us to make trades and help our ballclub." Top 20 Prospects The Angels have a few high-ceiling infield prospects in Kaleb Cowart and Taylor Lindsey, and they may be able to climb the organizational ladder simultaneously. Both players were lofty draftees in 2010, and they starred together at Orem in the rookie-level Pioneer League last year. The Angels took first baseman C.J. Cron in the first round last year, but he signed late and played just 34 games for Orem. Cron has advanced hitting skills and should move up a couple rungs in 2012, and he punished Pioneer League pitchers for 13 home runs in his brief spin through the circuit. "We're definitely trying to create waves through the system," said Servais. "Cron may be a little ahead of the other guys since he's a college guy, but there's a group there that we're excited about. Time will tell, but again, depth in our Minor League system will really be key." Los Angeles also selected Cameron Bedrosian in the first round last year, but he underwent ligament replacement surgery on his elbow and has yet to pitch professionally. Servais said the Angels aren't sure whether Bedrosian will start or relieve this season, a decision that will be made in March. Nick Maronde is another high-profile arm in the system, and the Angels believe that Daniel Tillman and John Hellweg have big league arms that just need some more nurturing. "We have some hard throwers, guys that can help us at some point," said Servais. "Johnny Hellweg started in the bullpen, but he's grown 3 or 4 inches since he was drafted. He's 6-9 now. Is he a starter or a reliever? We believe that his arm will tell us over time."
angels' top prospects
|Mike Trout
|Jean Segura
|Garrett Richards
|C.J. Cron
|Kaleb Cowart
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Let's get one thing out of the way: Trout will likely be in the big leagues for too much time to be the Minor League hitter of the year. With that caveat, Lindsey, who was named the Most Valuable Player in the Pioneer League last season, may well be the hitting prospect to watch.
Richards may make the Angels' staff out of Spring Training, but if he doesn't, he'll be stashed at Salt Lake to round out the final portion of his Minor League resume. The right-hander struck out 103 batters against just 40 walks last season in his first run through Double-A.
Spencer Fordin is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The Bicester area Quicksticks Festival for children in years five and six attracted 16 teams at the Cooper School.
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Bill Crager is a lifelong horse racing fan who owned and raced horses in the 1990s. Crager stepped away from the game to dedicate himself to building the financial services company Envestnet, but two years ago he decided he wanted to get back into ownership. Crager rounded up a group of friends and started Buttonwood Farm along with his wife, Kathy. Crager's love of racing stems from trips during his childhood to the racetrack with his grandfather, and he now is dedicating himself to passing along that passion to his friends and family, including his four children Will, Jane, Lily and Katie.
Name: Bill Crager
Born: Brooklyn, N.Y.
Residence: Berwyn, Pa., at Buttonwood Farm
Family: Wife, Kathy; daughters Jane and Lily, 15, and Katie, 13; son, Will, 17.
What I do for a living: President of Envestnet, a financial services company that provides infrastructure for the independent advisor.
First Thoroughbred track I ever attended was: Aqueduct, with my grandfather
My favorite racetrack: Saratoga. There are about a dozen that I love, but Saratoga is always a good time. It's hard not to have fun at Saratoga.
My favorite Thoroughbred racing event: I spent my bachelor party at the Belmont Stakes and went there for 10 years consecutively, so I would have to say the Belmont. I'm a New York guy.
Other sports/teams I follow: Big New York Jets fan and there is a lot of lacrosse in my family, so those would be the two passions besides horse racing.
What I would like to see more of in Thoroughbred racing: Optimism. It's a great sport with a lot of great people in the sport. Rather than the industry be so hard on itself, I think we should be thinking about ways to inject more of that optimism throughout the game.
What I would like to see less of in Thoroughbred racing: Races – racing, think about the supply and demand issue and quality of the product they are putting out there. It doesn't mean that tracks should go away, but they should think about how we manage the product that it puts out there.
Favorite All-time Thoroughbred: Captain Bodgit
My personal best moment in the sport of Thoroughbred racing: Watching our filly Red Hot Tweet break her maiden earlier this year.
Best racetrack food can be found at: Saratoga, Hattie's Chicken Shack
My heroes: I have a variety of different interests. My heroes range from Ernest Hemingway to Teddy Roosevelt to Amelia Earhart … people who press the envelope are always of interest to me. People who break new ground, swim out a little deeper than they are accustomed to swimming. Those are the people I admire a lot.
My philosophy on life: Cherish every minute and enjoy all of the great things that life offers you, even the small things that you take for granted you have to stop and take time to appreciate them more often than you do.
Favorite animal other than a horse: Dogs - Border Collie, Australian Shepherd
Favorite non-Thoroughbred racing sports event: Opening day of baseball season
Favorite food: Italian, so it's gotta be pasta
Favorite vacation spot: We travel a lot. We love traveling and exploring new places, so it's not one place.
Favorite city: New York City, born and raised there. It's an amazing place that you could live there for 40-plus years and still find new things and discover new parts of that city all the time.
Favorite musician/band: Wilco, I think is the greatest American Rock and Roll band today.
Favorite TV show: Sporting events or news for me.
Favorite movie about horse racing: How could you not love Seabiscuit and Secretariat, great movies
Alma Mater: Fairfield University in Connecticut. I'm fortunate to be on the board of trustees today, so it's a place I care a lot about.
Last Book you read: A book by Roberto Bolano and it's called "The Savage Detectives." He's a Chilean writer and an extraordinary, under-recognized global writer
Twitter Handle: @bwoodfarm
People I follow on Twitter: I follow 400 different people and probably over 200 of them are horse-racing related. As far as the best Tweeters out there, I think Graham [Motion] is really good. Graham is someone who gets how to use social media.


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Norma Cárdenas is an Assistant Professor in the Ethnic Studies Department and affiliate faculty of Women Studies at Oregon State University. She earned her doctorate at the University of Texas, San Antonio where she was awarded a fellowship from the USDA. Her research focuses on Chicano/a-Latino/a cultural studies, Chicana feminisms, and food studies. Her most recent research project is an investigation of Mexican restaurants and the relationship between food, race, and space. She has published in the Journal of Latinos and Education and Educators of Urban Minorities. She is currently working on a book manuscript on Chicano/a food representations of identity in literature, visual art, performance, print media, and history. Her future research will examine Chicana/o food representations in film and music. Prior to joining academe, she worked at community-based and school-based organizations and the cultural affairs department for the City of San Antonio, Texas.
She serves a faculty advisor to the Centro Cultural César Chávez and MEChA.
EDUCATION: B.A., Amherst College M.A., University of Texas, San Antonio Ph.D., University of Texas, San Antonio
TEACHING: Professor Cárdenas teaches Chicano/a-Latino/a Studies. She has developed and offered the following courses at OSU:
- ES 101: Introduction to Ethnic Studies
- ES 212: Survey of Chicano/a-Latino/a Studies
- ES 213: Contemporary Latino/a Culture and Issues
- ES 399: Food and Identity: Eating at the Border
- ES 399: Chicano/a Testimonios: Theory and Method
- Professional Affiliations and Services
- National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies
- Southwest Texas Popular and American Culture Association
- Mujeres Activas en Letras y Cambio Social
Cárdenas, Norma L. 2014. "Sin Fronteras: An Oral History of a Chicana Activist in Oregon During the Chicano Movement." In The Chicano Movement: Perspectives from the Twenty-First Century, ed. Mario T. García, 242-259. New York: Routledge.
Cárdenas, Norma L. 2013. "Food Journeys in Places Left Unfinished at the Time of Creation and Woman Hollering Creek." In Rethinking Chicana/o Literature Through Food: Postnational Appetites, eds. Nieves Pascual Soler and Meredith E. Abarca, 61-75. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.


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MANATEE -- A new library may soon be on the books for the state College of Florida Bradenton campus.
The State College of Florida Board of Trustees unanimously approved the five-year capital improvement program presented Tuesday by facilities management director Chris Wellman.
The program runs from fiscal year 2014-15 through 2018-2019. The college is required to submit an improvement plan to the state once per year.
Wellman said the top priorities for the State College of Florida are:
1. a new library at the Bradenton campus
2. improvements to the student union at the Venice campus.
3. a new science building at the Bradenton campus.
"This is just a wish list," said board Chairman Carlos Beruff.
The college would need more than $17 million from the state Legislature to build the library.
The money for school improvements is mostly provided by Public Education Capital Outlay funds for state schools based on need, but Beruff said it is also based on enrollment and politics.
"I like to live in the real world," Beruff said. "We shouldn't spend too much mental capital if it can't get funded. But things are looking up."
Wellman said the library built in 1977 does not have enough computer technology in its design and has poor indoor air quality.
The new library would include more student computer access, offices and independent and group study rooms.
Vice Chairman Craig Trigueiro favored putting the science building, built in 1958, on the priority list above the Venice campus student union project.
"I don't know why you would want to put a building that is 27 years newer ahead on the priority list. I'm done!" Trigueiro said.
The cost of a building an addition to the student union building would be a little less than $12 million.
"The space in the student union for the number of students is out of proportion at Venice," said State College of Florida President Carol Probstfeld.
The new building would house student activities, clubs, campus bookstore and security offices. Student population at the Venice campus has grown so much that the current student union space is inadequate.
The existing building, which houses food services and campus activities, would continue as a cafeteria and extra room for art studio and gallery space, added faculty offices or a collegiate school.
Trigueiro said he thinks the science building requires the most attention.
The social building is the oldest on the list, and Wellman said it is most in need of repair.
The building was built in 1966, and demolishing the building and replacing it is cheaper than repairs, he said. The building needs new heating, air conditioning and ventilation systems and is too small to accommodate class sizes. It is also not compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The next steps involve funding.
Wellman said the capital improvement program goal is to have a more energy efficient and cost-effective campus.
"Next year we will talk about it way in advance so we can fine-tune," Beruff said.
While the board voted on its wish list for the coming years, some changes have already begun on the Bradenton campus.
The social science building replacement project was approved in April, and in May the board approved a contract with Williamson Decar to be the architect for the project. The new academic center is expected to be completed in the fall of 2014.
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Clyde's Willow Creek Farm
- Address:
42920 Broadlands Boulevard
Ashburn, VA 20148Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Clyde's Willow Creek Farm
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.clydes.com/
- Phone: 5712091200x
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Saturday & Sunday: 10:00am - 4:00pm; Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 4:30pm; Dinner: Monday - Friday: 4:30pm - 11:00pm, Saturday & Sunday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Keith Fedorko
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (bar only), Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Many of our dining and bar areas may be used for private and semi-private events.
- Private Party Facilities: Several rooms may be reserved for private events, from 6-150. Our seasonal outdoor dining features a pond, tall trees, beautiful landscaping, and is a unique setting for wedding ceremonies and receptions. A small private bar is available for private dining or receptions for 10-75. The Audubon Rooms, with their own bar, allows for separate reception and dining space. And the Samuel French Tavern, with its original fireplace, and whimsical wall mural, is the perfect spot for a private dinner or meeting for up to 8 people. Two upstairs private dining rooms work well for business meetings, luncheons, cocktail parties and dinners.
- Private Party Contact: Melissa Carroll 5712091200x
- Entertainment: Pianist Friday & Saturday nights in the Audubon Bar.
Live music Friday and Saturday Evenings.
- Special Events: Sunday Supper Wine Dinner: July 27, 2014
Annual Clambake: Sat, Sept 13, 2014
Fall Festival: Sun, Oct 26, 2014
Thanksgiving Dinner on Thursday, Nov 27, 2014
Christmas Eve Dinner on Wednesday, Dec 24, 2014
New Year's Eve on Wednesday, Dec 31, 2014
A word from Clyde's Willow Creek Farm
Clyde's Willow Creek Farm, located in beautiful Loudoun County, just minutes from Dulles Airport and Leesburg, VA, is open daily for lunch and dinner, and serves weekend brunch. Made up of 4 antique buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries, Willow Creek Farm is truly a one-of-a-kind dining experience. Seasonal outside dining. Several rooms that may be used for private events, and two private dining rooms. The rooms are filled with a variety of original artwork - from weathervanes and antique signs, to an original collection of Audubon prints, to restored 19th century carriages and sleds. ********************************************************************** Clyde's Willow Creek Farm accepts reservations online for parties of 4 or less- To make reservations for parties of 5 or more, please call Clyde's Willow Creek Farm at 571-209-1200. **********************************************************************Continued
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281 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (147)great for outdoor dining (125)neighborhood gem (119)good for groups (115)great for lunch (113)great for brunch (106)kid-friendly (72)romantic (69)fit for foodies (62)scenic view (51)vibrant bar scene (42)notable wine list (29)hot spot (23)late-night find (17)Show More
- Another Successful Birthday!!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/31/2014I bring my mom every year on her birthday. We're pretty discriminating foodies, and we're never disappointed. The food is garden-fresh and prepared to take advantage of the seasonal bounty. Our server, Eric, was *outstanding*. I was nervous seeing last month's reviews that critiqued the service; today's was the best we've ever had. My mom, who celebrated her 85th on Sunday, needs some special attention, and Eric was patient and eager to repeat his pitch as needed. He checked in, but not obtrusively, throughout our meal. We always have a good time, but this was the best in five+ (?) years. My only criticism is that I specifically asked to be seated where there weren't so many kids; that didn't happen. Also, the room got loud.Special Features:
- Outstanding!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/31/2014Excellent food, excellent service, and everyone was very kind to our family, especially our 16-month old granddaughter. She had a blast! Lots of yummy food!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Clydes AshburnjumpinjackVIPDined on 8/30/2014This is a beautiful restaurant with lovely grounds for outdoor eating.Good service with a very varied menu.This restarant also has a good wine list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- YumBinaryDanDined on 8/29/2014Willow Creek Farm continues to impress with fantastic choices that are delicious!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/29/2014The food was very good -- the ambience was great (a piano player who was wonderful and not too loud). A lovely evening!Special Features:
- BoDawnDined on 8/28/2014Had a great evening with friends - however, we were outside on a beautiful summer evening only to smell all the smoke from the smoking area (near the fountain). It was tolerable but I would not ever sit where we sat again.Special Features:
- Great place w below average serviceOTvipNdcVIPDined on 8/26/2014I've dined at Clyde's Willow Creek Farm for many years and love it. If you haven't been, you're missing an evening filled with great ambiance and good food. But below average service. The service doesn't measure up to the level of attention you get from DC's establishments. I don't necessarily blame the waiters; WCF gets very busy and I question whether management has sufficient employees on hand to keep up. The wait time for food from the kitchen was good on my last trip and typically is. It's the wait for the waiters to wait on you that's below average and I dine at a lot of places in DC and across the US. Don't let this wrinkle keep you from visiting WCF, tho. Enjoy the food and the scene and don't go if you are in a rush.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- IkeDDined on 8/26/2014The ambiance is upscale and fascinating, but the service did not match it. What a missed opportunity. The food was well prepared and delicious. Get with the service folks. Don't take it for granted that folks will return.Special Features:
- Great dinnerEathereDined on 8/22/2014We had a great dinner and the service was great. The pork was spectacular.Special Features:
- DinnerGunnerDined on 8/20/2014great location the ambience was most wonderful the food though not the greatest this evening was more than ok would definitely returnSpecial Features:
- disappointed in one mealkiakidsDined on 8/16/2014For the first time (after several visits) we were disappointed in a meal at Clyde's. I had the featured swordfish which was very good but my wife had the pork tenderloin which was dry and salty. We were also joined by ants crawling on our (indoor) table which was not pleasant. We spoke to the waitress and a manager about both and they said they would look into it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and very amenableDavesRavesDined on 8/15/2014We have been to this Clyde's before and loved it. We went this time with someone who has food allergies and the staff had prepared lists to address concerns. Then, since they have a scratch kitchen, they were willing to modify recipes when possible and do substitutions. What can sometime be a tense moment turned onto an enjoyable discussion of food!Special Features:
- Consistently GoodOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/13/2014We love this Clyde's location. The atmosphere is great -- the restaurant is beautiful -- and the food is consistently good. Service at times is a little slow, but not terrible. We highly recommend this Clyde's.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lunch at Clyde'sOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/12/2014I meet my boss at Clyde's for lunch this week. He is from Chicago and he loved the place. The service was great and the food was serve promptly and hot. Our waiter was very professional and most helpful. The noise level was low so we were able to have a successful meeting and accomplished a lot in a few hours. I have and would suggest Clyde's to others for the food, atmosphere, and good service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding!JosyVIPDined on 8/9/2014We had another great experience! Food was delicious, appetizer, main meal & peach cobbler was out of this world! Our waitress took good care of us!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Clyde's on steroids in far 'burbsPhilipStGeorgeDined on 8/9/2014We are regulars at Clyde's at Mark Center. We love its ambiance and convenient parking. The food is reliably good. My mother asked us to take her to Willow Creek Farm for her birthday. We trekked an hour out from Alexandria to find a Clyde's on steroids, overflowing with business and special events. Thank God we made reservations for lunch! Parking is plentiful and convenient. We ate in a comfortable booth in a dining area decorated in an early Virginia theme with tasteful reproductions of period pictures. At the table, we got EXACTLY the same service and menu we would have received at Mark Center. A long way to come for a meal we could have had in our more charming, idiosyncratic, less industrial-scale Clyde's at Mark Center.I would recommend this to a friend.
- The best in townBobandJudyDined on 8/6/2014As usual, we were not disappointed with the food or service during our most recent visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/3/2014Ate in the Audubon room - great ambiance, wonderful service, and the food so fresh and tasty (especially the tomatoes).
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/3/2014Clyde's in Ashburn, it turns out, is even better on summer weekends as it is much quieter than during the busier months. Great specials and particularly good service.Special Features:
- TeacherDined on 8/2/2014I asked for quiet but seated next to bar and piano. Also dark and one member had to go out to find more light.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very happy experienceClivedenDined on 8/2/2014Excellent dinner for two with deliciously prepared grilled swordfish and linguine with clams. Service was also outstanding by our individual waiter as well as by others who were attentive but not intrusive.Special Features:
- August specialbluebellDined on 8/1/2014Two in our party ordered the swordfish; two ordered crab cakes. Great presentation and cooked perfectly. Downside was that the server brought salads before we had half way finished appetizers. Asked them not to bring entrees before we had time to enjoy other courses. This has happened here before. Servers too anxious! Best part is that quality of food is always the same- no surprises!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EmbrownDined on 7/30/2014The Peach Bruschetta was definitely the best item I had while dining at Clyde's! The atmosphere and character of the place was very charming.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice new vegetable and potato sideVACJDined on 7/29/2014We specifically went for the monthly special (filet), which was very good, but we were especially impressed with the corn, squash, and potato side. The temperature of the food could have been hotter (seemed strange that we were warned about a hot plate and the the food was not hot.) The peach cobbler didn't have as much flavor as I would have expected, seemed like it was missing spices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love the ambience4managerDined on 7/26/2014Every part of this restaurant is lovely, warm and inviting. The food is very good. We especially love the way they prepare the calamari appetizer!Special Features:
- Quiet change from noisy restaurantsmicmedDined on 7/26/2014First time at a Clydes. I was impressed by the decor and the level of pleasant service by the hostesses and wait staff. The 8oz filet was good but the not the best one I have had. I would like to see more steak choices. The atmosphere was very good for having conversation and the tables are far enough apart for enjoy some privacy.Special Features:
- Nice dinnerMikeKDined on 7/25/2014Great, varied, menu and good food prep, service and ambiance.Special Features:
- Great bar and outdoor seatingOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 7/25/2014Great selection of beers, wine and cocktails. Outdoor dining is exceptional and highly recommended.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WCF worth the drive!JohnenjoysdiningoutDined on 7/24/2014We enjoyed a birthday dinner at Willow Creek Farm. The menu is "standard Clyde's", meaning most of the items are the same as at their other locations in the D.C. area, with a few special items in line with the grown local theme. The buildings are beautifully restored, the dining areas and bars are numerous and large, the service was friendly, relatively quiet although mid-week it was not crowded, the meals were wonderful, etc. I great job by Clyde's in establishing this new location. We ate indoors due to threats of rain (which did not happen), but noticed there was a very lively outdoor bar and dining area that was beautiful too.Special Features:
- Great food, pretty good serviceRoadRangerDined on 7/23/2014My first visit to this Clyde's outpost. Dinner for two on a Wednesday evening. The bar was closed for a private event and there were some other groups dining, but not overly crowded. I had the Wednesday Night Prime Rib special and my date had the Trout Parmesan. We split the Heirloom Tomato Salad. The food was excellent however there were two minor missteps with the service. We had to ask for bread after we received our salad and I had to ask for butter for my baked potato; minor items but basic service items.Special Features:
- Decent for a SundayNicoleVIPDined on 7/20/2014The service was severely lacking. There were multiple times that our waiter passed by our table without checking in on us. One in our group ordered the Catfish, which was severely underseasoned. Luckily, the manager came to our table quickly and brought a different entree of my friend's choice. We arrived at the restaurant around 6pm and there was a beautiful outside patio, which we only discovered as we were leaving. It was freezing cold air conditioning where we were sitting, so it would have been nice to be asked by the hostess if we wanted to sit outside. Overall, decent food and the decor is amazing.Special Features:
- SaltyLocalLucyDined on 7/19/2014While the waiter did suggest that the claims dish was for those that enjoy the taste of salt. Which I do. The amount of pancetta was so much that it masked the taste of the claims entirely - I had to pick it out not to get that salted country ham after taste. Cutting back about half would have made this so much better.Special Features:
- Food was good but...PR123Dined on 7/19/2014Asked for a pitcher of sangria, and they came back with a pitcher so full with ice that barely two drinks came out of it (the glasses were half full with ice as well). The waitress was very nice and said she would not charge for pitcher just the two drinks. She said they were running low. Well, once we tried the sangria we had another unpleasant surprise. The sangria was watered down, like almost colored water. We called a manager and let him know. Would have been better if they had just told us they were out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- On the money food-wisePinkShirtGuyVIPDined on 7/18/2014Pretty standard night at Clydes, which means it was good. I had the Trout Almandine and my wife had the Salmon special. Both were delivered as advertised. It was my birthday and I had included that in the Open Table comments but no one said a word or did anything special.Special Features:
- Of all the Clyde's ...pr356Dined on 7/16/2014I can enjoy a meal at any of the locations of Clyde's, but Willow Creek Farm is our favorite. We wanted a quiet, celebratory dinner, so we requested seating in our favorite, quiet place there. The food featured the fresh produce grown right there in their garden, and the presentation was impeccable. Sadly, I was not able to get the name of our waiter, as he was particularly busy as we prepared to leave. He was wonderful - great sense of humor, intelligent, attentive without being overbearing or interruptive ... great service and great food - all that we were looking for in our evening out.Special Features:
- Consistant and tastyVetteGalVIPDined on 7/12/2014Dropped in for a last minute dinner and not disappointed. The menu is seasonal so always something new to try. Had the filet which is the monthly special. Appreciate the reasonable price with just the right amount of food, not overcharged with tons of food left over. Our waitress was a bit off for Cyldes. Slow service at times and not as polished as most wait staff at Clydes. She was very professional and curtious and tried very hard. My husband is an occasional martini drinker. He asked for blue cheese stuffed olives. Usually most restaurants or waiters will accommodate even if not a regular item. Unfortunately this was not the case tonight. My guess waitress was new. Still a great meal and the chocolate mousse was outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wouldn't returnDJMcGDined on 7/12/2014Our server was less than friendly, to the point that I saw the hostess to ask if she was new. I was greeted at the table by the manager saying that she apologized, our server had just returned from college and was flustered with all of the new drink items at the bar. Considering college let out in May, and it would seem a bit odd to allow a server to serve without knowing the menu, I didn't buy into the story. Regardless, you don't greet your table so coldly because of your own frustrations in not knowing the menu. For the duration of the evening she avoided us until it was time to take away our plates and coldly gave us the bill. I'm not capable of not tipping, though this certainly called for it. The food was nothing spectacular either.
- Food less than in the pastMyReviewDined on 7/12/2014Usually Clyde's Willow Creek Farm is great but this time it was a little disappointing. I ordered the salmon and it was a bit bland and dry however my wife ordered the trout grilled as opposed to parmesan encrusted and loved it. The server was the best part of dinner. She was very attentive and helpful with the menu. Overall it was a good experience but lacking for the other times I have been there.Special Features:
- JohnDined on 7/12/2014Great food and great service. Go there often. Great place to take the family.Special Features:
- Half priced burgersPinklvrDined on 7/12/2014Saturday is even better at Clyde's at Willow Creek because of half priced burgers. They taste wonderful and we're cooked to perfection. And they have a burger for everyone even vegetarians. The outside is beautiful this time of year and service is always excellent. We try to go a few times a year cuz you can't beat the food for the price.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Lions tested by Panthers but prevail in Class D
ELIZABETHTOWN — The Elizabethtown-Lewis boys' soccer team allowed just one shot on goal to Crown Point on Thursday afternoon.
But that was enough to give the second-seeded Lions a run for their money.
Austin Morris' second goal of the game, at 7:59 of the second half, broke a 1-all tie and lifted Elizabethtown-Lewis to a 2-1 victory over the seventh-seeded Panthers in the Section VII Class D quarterfinals.
"It was a hard-fought game from Crown Point," Elizabethtown-Lewis coach Paul Buehler said. "(Thursday) was great sectional soccer, with great emotion."
The Lions grabbed an early lead when Morris tallied his first goal of the game off a scramble just 45 seconds in.
It stayed that way until early in the second half when Crown Point's Noah Macey sent in a service, and Chance Potter tallied off a scramble to tie the game.
Joel Morris then beat three defenders, got to the end line and played the ball out to Austin Morris near the penalty mark. Austin Morris buried the shot for the game-winning goal.
"We had some difficulty penetrating the final 18 yards," Buehler said. "Crown Point got strong games from Noah Macey and (keeper) Brendan Crowningshield."
The Lions controlled play with a 14-1 shot advantage.
Elizabethtown-Lewis will host Wells in Monday's semifinals.
Elizabethtown-Lewis 2, Crown Point 1
Crown Point 0 1 — 1
Elizabethtown-Lewis 1 1 — 2
First half- 1, EL, A. Morris, :45.
Second half- 2, CP, Potter (Macey). 3, EL, A. Morris (J. Morris), 7:59.
Shots: Elizabethtown-Lewis 14, Crown Point 1.
Saves: Crowningshield, CP, 6. Farrell, EL, 0.
SCHROON LAKE — Things didn't start out well for the Wildcats when the Warriors' Zach Pierson scored just 40 seconds into the contest.
But Tanner Stone tied it shortly after at 2:30, and the score stayed that way until Alex Shaughnessy's goal at 4:45 of the second overtime lifted the fourth-seeded Wildcats to a 2-1 win and a berth in the semifinals.
Bobby Rose assisted on Shaughnessy's game-winning goal.
"Rose threw the ball into the box, and Shaughnessy was able to get a head on it in front of the goal," Schroon Lake coach Lee Silvernail said.
Pierson put the fifth-seeded Warriors in front off a Paul Fine-Lease assist before Stone tied it, with Rose picking up his first assist of the game.
"Two goals were scored in the first three minutes of the game," Silvernail said. "After that, both teams battled and had scoring opportunities."
Caleb Maisonville turned aside eight shots in the Wildcats' nets, and Lucas Cross stopped 10 shots for the Warriors.
Schroon Lake now travels to Chazy for Monday's semifinals.
Schroon Lake 2, Willsboro 1 (2OT)
Willsboro 1 0 0 0 — 1
Schroon Lake 1 0 0 1 — 2
First half- 1, Wills, Pierson (Fine-Lease), :40. 2, SL, Stone (Rose), 2:30.
Second overtime- 3, SL, Shaughnessy (Rose), 4:45.
Shots: Schroon Lake 18, Willsboro 12.
Saves: Maisonville, SL, 8. Cross, Wills, 10.
CHAZY — Eighth-seeded Keene grabbed the early lead, but top-seeded and defending Class D champion Chazy tallied the next four goals to pull away.
Gabe Warner gave the Beavers the lead at the 6:31 mark of the first half.
But Hayden Guay tied it at the 12:32 mark, and Alex Rabideau put the Eagles ahead to stay at 22:12.
Tyler Hicks then added two second-half goals for Chazy, the first coming 4:29 in and the second with 32:44 gone.
Guay, Rabideau and Alec Lapierre picked up assists.
Chazy finished with a 25-2 advantage in shots, and Brandon Dumas was busy in the Keene nets with 17 saves.
Chazy 4, Keene 1
Keene 1 0 — 1
Chazy 2 2 — 4
First half- 1, K, Warner, 6:31. 2, C, Guay (Lapierre), 12:32. 3, C, Rabideau, 22;12.
Second half- 4, C, Hicks (Rabideau), 4:29. 5, C, Hicks (Guay), 32:44.
Shots: Chazy 25, Keene 3.
Saves: Blais (1), Gravelle (1), C, 2. Dumas, K, 17.
WELLS — Adrian Collado scored two goals and Matt Michienzi one in the second half to lift the third-seeded Indians past the sixth-seeded Eagles.
Collado opened the scoring 6:11 into the second stanza. Michenzi then tallied at 18:42, and Collado scored his second goal at 23:55.
Ken Chicoski assisted on both of Collado's goals.
Ben Brenan was in net for the shutout with seven saves, while Sam Napper stopped eight shots for Westport.
"The first half was evenly played as both teams had opportunities but did not manage to get the ball in the net," Westport coach Michael Davis said. "Overall, we were off our game.
"Sam Napper played an excellent game in goal for us, but otherwise we struggled defensively. And Wells was able to take advantage of our defensive lapses in the second half."
Wells 3, Westport 0
Westport 0 0 — 0
Wells 0 3 — 3
Second half- 1, Wells, Collado (Chicoski), 6:11. 2, Wells, Michienzi (Weaver, Taylor), 18:42. 3, Wells, Collado (Chicoski), 23:55.
Shots: Wells 11, Westport 8.
Saves: Brenan, Wells, 7. Napper, West, 8.


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Head to New Hampshire's lakes region this summer and enjoy great theater. One of our favorites is Summer Theatre in Meredith Village. They do great musicals throughout the season changing the selection every two weeks. Among the shows they will perform this summer are Fiddler on the Roof, Chicago and Camelot. These are professional actors and singers who spend their summer in the lakes region. The quality of their work is outstanding.
Our Squam Lake bed and breakfast is very close to Meredith NH which is at the northern tip of Lake Winnipesaukee. Performances are held at the Interlakes High School auditorium which is fully air conditioned. Meredith is also home to some great restaurants and shopping. So while your primary destination may be Holderness for a quality bed and breakfast experience be prepared to venture to neighboring Meredith for some excellent entertainment.


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Man of War Bay encloses Man O'War Cove on the Dorset coast in southern England, called sometimes Jurrasic Coast. Beach lies between the headlands of Durdle Door to the west and Man-O-War Head to the east.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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Natural attrition and fishing mortality (including a gauntlet of high-seas central Atlantic netters) will mean fewer fish than last year, of course. But even so, this is a particularly large year class. Last fall, Greg Skomal, a biologist with Massachusetts Marine Fisheries, reported that scientists late last fall "were still seeing massive numbers of these fish. Spotter pilots are reporting schools of literally thousands."
"There are indications that the 2003 year class [of bluefin] is exceptional," the largest since 1994, agrees Clay Porch, a tuna specialist with NOAA Fisheries. Additionally, a relatively large portion of these fish has shown an affinity for living and feeding in Stellwagen, making them readily accessible to many anglers.
The odds are high that these tuna are composed of mixed stocks, both eastern Atlantic and western Atlantic bluefin. That could translate into fewer fish than last year, since after five or six years, eastern-stock fish (which seem to grow at a rate faster than western-stock bluefin) head back to the Mediterranean to spawn, says Graves. However, samplings for age and stock origin have not been adequate to understand stock composition and movements with great certainty, Porch says.
Another factor that may affect numbers of these larger fish available to anglers this year: The 2003/2004 bluefin will likely find themselves under increasing pressure since those that grow to at least 73 inches - a length these tuna have reached by now - are large enough to be kept commercially.
The Riches of Stellwagen
Two circumstances of Stellwagen Bank make it particularly valuable to recreational tuna anglers. One asset is its proximity to the coast, much of the bank within Boston Bay and its westernmost edge only 15 miles from the mainland and about 25 miles from Boston. No need here for tuna fishermen to make long overnight canyon runs.
Secondly, it's an expansive chunk of real estate that rises from deeper water in the Atlantic, with steep sides that provide strong upwellings and great productivity. Stellwagen is a very large bank, "high in nutrients with great plankton production and lots of baitfish," says Skomal. "The variety of species found on the bank represents the entire trophic structure of the ecosystem here." That means not only tuna, but sharks, groundfish, striped bass and whales (Stellwagen is a favorite for whale-watching boats). "It's a fascinating place," adds Skomal.
It's also in part a protected place, incorporating the 842 square-mile Gerry E. Studds Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary, so designated in 1992. Though protected from certain uses such as mining, fishing (both recreational and commercial) is permitted. The bank averages 100 to 120 feet deep, rising from the 300- to 600-foot depths around it.
For more information on the Stellwagen sanctuary, visit http://stellwagen.noaa.gov.
Gallery: See dozens of photos from Stellwagen Bank here!
Jig 'Em and Pop 'Em for the Ultimate Rush
Sure, it's hard to beat live bunker. But bluefin aren't shy about going after metal jigs and, "There's no way to explain the impact of a 140- to 180pound bluefin tuna hitting a jig on braided line!" says John Bretza with Okuma Fishing. He fished last fall with Capt. Rich Antonino (Black Rose Charters; www.blackrosefishing.com), who specializes in run-'n'-gun action with jigs and poppers. Bretza said his group caught several bluefin, all on jigs, using light Okuma Cedros lever-drag reels and 50-pound braided line. At times, the big tuna will be feeding at the surface over Stellwagen; not much can approach the shock and awe of a massive bluefin crashing a big popper.
Live Bait: Hook Placement Matters
When it comes to live bunker under a balloon, emulate Nancy Reagan and just say nose. That's what Capt. Chuck DiStefano says. "I hook baits that will go on a balloon rig through the nose because the [drifting] boat pulls on them as it goes down-tide, and they swim better being pulled from the front rather than from the back, which tends to pull them sideways through the water." However, DiStefano does hook his menhaden through the back when putting them under a kite.
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After losing her husband and a leg in a car accident on her honeymoon, a Panama City woman is now recovering closer to home just in time for the holidays.
Tasha Bradford spent nearly all of November at Atlanta's Grady Memorial Hospital but was transferred to HealthSouth Emerald Coast Rehabilitation Hospital just last week.
"I thank God everyday that even though something so dear was taken, I gained something, you know, with that strength and courage," said Tasha, as she smiled.
She is as much surrounded by love today, as she was on her wedding day. Photos of her late husband Sylvester Storey, gifts, cards, and drawings from the children at her church line the walls, making her hospital room feel a little more like home.
Tasha lost her husband and her right leg in a car accident on the way home from her honeymoon in late October.
"I've had days, just a couple of days ago, where I just cried, and I was like I can't feel sorry for myself because there are worse off people in the world, and there are worse off things going on, and I say I'm not handicapped," said Tasha. "I said I want to be positive and stay upbeat."
She isn't letting anything keep her down. Tasha spends a few hours each day working with specialists at HealthSouth to heal and adjust to living with just one leg.
"They actually, with no walker, had me standing at a table, and I was pasting things [decorations], and I was like man, I never thought I would get to this point."
Tasha said she's excited to move forward, knowing her husband would be proud.
"He would probably just smile and laugh and be like yep, that's my girl."
Tasha added she cannot wait to attend her church, go shopping at Old Navy for some new clothes, and learn to walk with a custom fit prosthesis in a couple of months.
When News 13 first spoke with Tasha's family and friends in early November, they had raised a few thousand dollars to help her out.
See that story here.
This week, family, friends and complete strangers have donated nearly $27,000. Tasha and her mother said they'll use that money to pay medical bills and other costs that add up quick.
If you would like to help or donate any money, visit the gofundme website. Family and friends also post updates there on Tasha's condition and progress.
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Priest. Bishop. Exiled from North Africa to Tuscany, Italy by Arian Vandals; there he lived as a holy and miracle working hermit. Martyred in the persecutions of Totila of the Ostrogoths.
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- relics enshrined in the cathedral of San Martino in Lucca, Italy
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By Alanah Percy
Gordon College News Service
---- — BEVERLY — Sharon Kishida's plastic bag recycling display appears simple at first glance.
As the regional recycling coordinator for the Essex County House Hazardous Waste Network, Kishida organizes recycling events to promote safe disposals of household hazardous waste. Her traveling exhibit — made from a cardboard display board and assorted bags — is also an educational tool.
"I lend it to municipalities to educate people on how to correctly recycle unwanted plastic bags," she said.
Kishida has teamed up with Beverly Director of Health William Burke and others to organize Beverly's annual Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day tomorrow from 8 a.m. to noon at Beverly High School. This event is open to Beverly and Salem residents.
"We are doing a public service," Burke said. "Without programs like this, municipal workers are left with the bag."
Burke says the most common hazardous waste items to be dropped off are paint, aerosol cans, household cleaners, gasoline and paint thinner. Following the event, materials will be separated by item and retrieved by Clean Harbors, a municipal waste disposal company. The company then separates materials by their hazard class and brings them to incinerators, landfills and other disposal locations.
Statistics from Beverly's 2012 annual report show that 182 vehicles delivered waste last year. In previous years, there were about 400-500 drop-offs.
"Having done it for so long, we are making an impact," said Seth Dawber, a household hazardous waste specialist from Clean Harbors.
Community recycling initiatives can be more difficult to maintain because of the surge of new technological devices.
"There's a new product every day that we can't live without, and it ultimately has to be dispensed of," Kishida said. "We are a disposable society. It's not as simple to be green anymore, and putting it on the curbside isn't enough."


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Dr Nicki Phillips - Chief Physiotherapist for Team GB 2008 Bejing Olympics.
Dr Nicki Phillips, Director of the Postgraduate Department of the School of Healthcare Studies recently acted as Chief Physiotherapist for the very successful British Team in the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.
Recently she has been on a trip to India to familiarise herself with the conditions there ahead of being the Chief Physiotherapist for the Welsh Team in the 2010 Commonwealth Games.


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INDIANAPOLIS -- I looked out the window of my hotel room and saw Vince Wilfork.
And not much else.
Hes pretty much the picture at Super Bowl 46. Thats a lot of picture 327 pounds of pure Boynton Beach beef.
I wouldnt say Wilfork is the dominant figure of Super Bowl 46, not as long as Tom Brady and Eli Manning are upright in their pockets. But hes right there.
And there.
And there.
Vince moves around, says Bill Belichick, the Patriots head coach.
Ask the Giants, who are spending a lot of the early week wondering how to block him. Just dont ask Vince.
I try to take up some space, and keep moving, Wilfork says. Not necessarily in that order.
Does both.
I dont know that its quite right to call the former Miami Hurricane the most dominating DL in Super Bowl history. I do know I cant remember any better.
The last time anybody simultaneously this big and this agile went through a Super Bowl was, ah, never.
I passed Wilfork in a hotel hallway. It felt like somebody had dropped another building into the hallway. I was pressed up against the wall like a sheet .
Vince said, Excuse me. It sounded like something coming from the p.a. system at Lucas Oil Stadium.
The Giants have been wondering how to block him. They thought of Sherman tanks, but were told those are illegal in Lucas Oil Stadium.
They thought of trying six guys at once, but that would leave them short other places.
The Patriots keep wondering how to feed him, but 10 trucks arent allowed in their hotel dining room. Besides, Indy would like to feed somebody else, too, this particular week.
They want to make sure hes comfortable sleeping, so theyre bringing in a new bed. On a derrick.
And if that bed needs changing, Vince can handle that, too. He does just as much at home as he does on the field, says his wife, Bianca. He cooks. He cleans. He changes diapers.
Theres always plenty to do there. They have three children son DAundre TreNard, 14, David Dream-Angel, 2, and daughter Destiny Barbara, 8.
Right now, though, Vince wants to father another Super Bowl victory.
This kind of thing is getting to be sort of routine. In 2007, he was named one of the 100 greatest high school players in Florida history.
Before that, he set the Florida state high school shot put record.
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I seem to be having a battle with time again. It's the usual problem, there just isn't enough of it. And when there is, I'm so surprised I often fill it with things that don't need doing, or stretch what I am doing to span the gap (c.f. Parkinson's Law). But, to get to something specific, have you ever fantasized about longer lunchtimes, but didn't know how to swing it? Well, here's the answer!
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An Arizona man has been sentenced in a deadly hit-and-run that took the life of an 11-year-old Chandler boy.
Court officials said Ronald Chavez was sentenced to seven years in prison on the charge of leaving the scene of a fatal crash and he also got five years behind bars for two drug offenses. The prison terms will run consecutively.
Chavez was arrested in May on drug charges linked to a major heroin-related drug bust.
According to the attorney general's office, Chavez was one of more than 30 people arrested. The arrest came after a joint investigation with the Department of Public Safety, Department of Corrections and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Chavez had been out on bond. Officials also confirm the suspect's father is a retired Chandler Police Department officer.
Several of Aaron Arnold's friends went to the bike park to remember and honor their friend after he passed away. They said he always rode with his brothers at Chandler Bike Park.
"Aaron was vibrant, a loud little kid. He liked to run around, liked to have fun," said family friend Anthony Wetzell.
Even though he was younger than most of the bike riders, they said he was better than most of the older kids.
"He got so good at bikes within like a week, better than most kids do in like a year," said Mitchell Maddux.
Maddux said the two were good friends, even staying over at his house on the weekends from time to time. He was shocked when he found out what happened.
"I rode all the way to their house, road all the way to their grandma's house. I got there. I was devastated the whole entire time. I literally started bawling my eyes out with them," said Maddux.
Arnold was riding his bike across Arizona Avenue when Chavez allegedly struck him with his truck and took off.
"I looked over and I saw Aaron's bike on the ground. I looked at the bike and it was pretty much in two pieces already," said friend Angel Ruiz.
Police said if Chavez had stayed there at the scene, he might not have faced any charges. He returned sometime later with his father, the retired officer.
"He's always going to be with us. I don't want to say he's in a better place, because we all want him here," said Maddux.
His family held a car wash and raised more than $8,500 for funeral expenses.
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January is the time of the year where we often find ourselves wanting cleaner more nutritious foods. It makes sense, the holidays have just wrapped up and often our New Year's resolutions include shedding a few pounds and eating a more balanced diet. Luckily for us, January is the time of year when winter greens are out in full vivacious force in our markets and gardens. Here in the South, we're best known for our Collard greens, slickly braised along with delicious bites of ham hocks. But there are lots of other greens we use in our kitchens. Our favorite winter greens and the ones Paula grows in her garden include: Kale, Collard Greens, Spinach, Turnip Greens, and Swiss Chard.
These nutrient rich dark leafy greens are fantastic in stews, soups, sautéed quickly in a bit of olive oil, or left to braise on the stovetop. They will add fiber, cancer fighting antioxidants, vitamins A, C, and K, folic acid, and calcium to your diet. These super foods are often inexpensive and always delicious sources of vital nutrients. Paired with the right ingredients, and cooked in the right way, you may not even realize you're eating such healthy food.
Kale has an earthy, slightly bitter, broccoli like flavor and is rich in vitamins A, C and K. Kale is delicious sautéed with olive oil, steamed, added to soups, or even eaten raw in salads. Green kale shakes are even popular this year!
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Collard Greens have a more milder flavor than kale and are rich in vitamins A, C and K, fiber, and calcium. They're fantastic sautéed briefly, steamed, or braised.
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Spinach has a sweet earthy flavor and is high in vitamins A and K, folate, and iron. Spinach tastes great eaten raw in salads or steamed.
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Don't forget that even salad greens ( mixed lettuces cabbages etc) even cucumbers can all be sauted/steamed/or baked. I sometimes by pre-packaged salad mixes and saute with Evoo/onions/garlic & and even a piece of bacon or two. Taste everybit as wonderful as Kale/spinich/collards etc. After cooking serve as any vegetable, use in soups and omelets. Good way to use up slightly wilted greens. after cooking can be frozen for later use.
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love your shows and all of your receipes. my desire is to come to atlanta and eat at ladie and sons!
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Hi Paula, I was in Atlanta last year when my grandaughter carmella was born, and of course Nana as they all call me brought all my italian recipes with me and was cooking up a storm for my daughter and son in law... i was making wedding soup for them and i could not in any grocery store find any edive escarole or swiss chard, or any other greens but kale turnip or collard greens and i dont know what to do with those.. but I see you have swiss chard listed on the greens to buy in january is it just in southern GA i am going to visit them soon and need to make all the italian dishes they want before nana goes back north... Mariann Logozzo Lowellville, Ohio
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I'm from Germany and I married a sweet southern man from Georgia. He would rant and rave about his aunt's turnip salad with dumplings. Unfortunatly his aunt passed away and no one could tell me how to make them and since we never heard of this dish in Germany, I was lost. Until I saw this recipe in Paula Deen.com. Needless to say: WE ARE HAVING TURNIP SALAD with DUMPLINGS. What a surprise that will be. Thanks for sharing this recipe.
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Clearwater Beach Cabana - Private Pool - Summer Deals in Clearwater Beach
- bedrooms 7
- baths 4
- sleeps 25
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Carlouel
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$ 1,989 - $ 6,989 / week
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Clearwater Beach Cabana:
:::: We are currently running a tremendous special for our Mid Season on all of our vacation rentals. Valid Dates: April 28 - May 22. Book for the upcoming season and receive a discount. Call our reservationists at the number listed for more information ::::::::
Clearwater Beach Cabana is a private estate which includes three small rental homes. Our Clearwater Beach Cabana has a lagoon pool style with a large courtyard that may serve as a gathering area. This large rental home will sleep up to 24 guests comfortably, each home is equipped with bathrooms, full kitchen and living room. Our Clearwater Beach Cabana is only 2 blocks to the beach and is within a walking distance to restaurants, entertainment, water sports, sightseeing and Pier 60. The Clearwater Beach Jolley Trolley stops nearby our Clearwater Beach Cabana and it takes you all the way down to St. Pete Beach. Our rental home is a short drive to the near beaches of Indian Rocks, Redington Shores and St. Pete Beach.
This rental home is one of a kind on the beach, it is one of the few large beach homes in Clearwater Beach. The Clearwater Beach Cabana is located at Bruce Ave and Lantana Ave in North Clearwater Beach. You can rent our Clearwater Beach Cabana as a whole or you can rent each rental home separately.
If you rent all 3 you will have a private pool and courtyard, if you rent each villa separately you may be sharing a pool. The Clearwater Beach Cabana is made up of three rental homes that make up a wonderful and large beach compound.
The first rental home which is named Bruce Villa has three bedrooms, one bathroom and it comfortably sleeps 8 guests with 3 queen beds and a bunk bed. This rental home in North Clearwater Beach has its own living room, dining room, full equipped kitchen and full access to the pool and courtyard. This cute rental home is perfect for a group wanting to stay close to the beach and within a walking distance to all the activities.
The second rental home which is named Guesthouse Villa has one bedroom, one bathroom and it comfortably sleeps 4 guests with a queen bed and a queen futon. This cozy rental home is the smallest of the three and it has a full kitchen and a breakfast area. Our Guesthouse Villa in Clearwater Beach also has full access to the lagoon style pool and the large courtyard.
The third rental home which is named Lantana Villa has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and it comfortably sleeps 10 guests with 4 queen beds and 2 sleeper sofas. Our Lantana Villa has it own full kitchen, dining room, living room and full access to the pool and courtyard.
With the 3 rental villas surrounding the large pool and gathering area your group can be together but have enough privacy in each rental home. Overall this great three building beach complex is perfect for large groups like large families, corporate retreats, church groups, school groups, sports teams and small weddings. Our Clearwater Beach Cabana has enough parking space for up to 6 vehicles.
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- Comfortably accommodates 24 guests
- Just 2 blocks from North Clearwater Beach
- Clearwater Beach Jolley Trolley stops close by
- Three villas make up the large beach compound
- Each rental villa has full access to courtyard and pool
- A total of 7 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms
- The villas may be rented separately or together
- Laundry facilities
- Tropical landscape
activities and attractions in Clearwater Beach Gulf Coast Central
You can view the full description, photos, availability and much more by visiting our website at Beach Time Rentals
Last minute travelers with flexible travel plans can sometimes get bargains by checking with us for last minute deals on this Beach Time Rentals Florida vacation rental. You can save up to 50% on any open weeks. Please call Beach Time Rentals in Clearwater Beach for more information.
Choose Beach Time Rentals for exceptional quality, value and excellent customer service. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff is here to assist, we are just a phone call away. We have other rentals available, ask for more information.
We have a wide selection of Florida beach vacation rentals from short term to long term.
Please keep in mind we do not keep this calendar updated. All of our inventory, calendars, photos, rates and more information are provided on our official website at Beach Time Rentals.
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The rates for our Clearwater Beach Cabana vacation rental start at $1989 - $6989.
All of our rates may be negotiable, call us with your budget in mind. Departure Cleaning Fee of $350. Beach Time Rentals always offers last minute deals, please call us for more info. If this property is booked for your dates, asks us for additional rental homes. We offer condos, townhomes and luxury homes at a tremendous value. We specialize in beach rentals from Clearwater Beach down to St. Pete Beach.


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Beach Bungalow in Plymouth
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 600 - $ 875 / week
$ 2,300 - $ 2,900 / month
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Let this cozy Kingston retreat next to Plymouth take you away to lazy days of relaxing on the deck or at the beach/park or, if you prefer, excitement is close by as well. Steps to the UNCROWED beach, playground, tennis court, basketball, volleyball and Wildflowers snack bar/beach hut!!!
FANTASTIC PLACE TO VACATION!!! ENJOY THE OCEAN, SHOPS, RESTAURANTS AND OTHER AREA AMENITIES...3 MILES FROM HISTORIC PLYMOUTH, Plimoth Plantation, Museums, Whale Watching, Deep Sea Fishing, Ferry to Cape Cod and Provincetown.
Or you may decide to never leave and just RELAX in the hammock by the beach for a romantic get-away. Cozy rooms with ceiling fans, open porch with sliding glass windows with a nice view.
This is a fully furnished property with everything you need down to the towels and sheets - all you need is your shorts and sandals. BOOK EARLY TO GET THE DATES YOU WANT!!!
house rental amenities
One full bedroom with an additional FUN sleeping loft with skylights. There is also a sleep sofa if needed.
Cathedral ceilings, ceiling fans, airy porch with a nice view. Steps from tennis court, volleyball court, children's play area, open beach field for games, walking/bike path, beachside lunch stand, basketball and more.
- two decks
- nice stainless barbecue grill
- full kitchen
- washer/dryer
- hammock and lounges
- Cable TV w/ DVD
- Steps to Beach/Park with playground, Tennis, Volleyball and more
- Steps to Beach Side "Wildflower Grill" (Beach Side Takeout)
- FUN NEIGHBORHOOD FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY or Romantic Getaway
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Less Than Three Miles From Historic Plymouth Offering, Whale Watching Trips, Sport Fishing, Trolley Ride Tours, Ferry Across To Historic Provincetown, Beaches, Restaurants, Bike Rentals, Boat Rentals, Shopping, Walking Tours, Historic Plimoth Plantation, Alden House Museum, Burial Hill, Mayflower II, Plymouth Rock , Art And Antique Galleries And Much, Much More!
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Rental for June - September the maximum rate applies.
Rental for October - May the minimum rate applies.
Taxes are additional and the cleaning fee is included if the reservation is for one week or longer. The cleaning fee for reservations less than one week is $75.00.


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New London - Two petitioning candidates have been added to the City Council and Board of Education slates for the Nov. 5 election.
Carl Lee will be on the ballot as a petitioning candidate for City Council. Jason Morris, who collected more than the required 49 signatures, will be added to the ballot for school board.
Meanwhile, John Russell, a former city councilor who also successfully gathered signatures to get on the ballot as a petitioning candidate for City Council, has withdrawn from the race.
Lee will be up against Democratic council incumbents Wade Hyslop, Anthony Nolan, Michael Passero, and newcomers Efrain Dominguez, Laura Natusch, Erica Richardson and former City Clerk Michael Tranchida. Council candidates endorsed by the Republican Town Committee include incumbent Democrat Marie Friess-McSparran, and Dennis Downing, Keith Robbins, Katelin Teel, Mike Doyle and Bill Vogel.
Republican Martin Olsen, a former city councilor who was not endorsed by the GOP but who gathered enough signatures to force a primary, will now be part of the Republican slate after Gordon Videll withdrew from the ticket two weeks ago.
Republican candidates for school board are Jason Catala, an incumbent, and Casey Giesing and Mirna Martinez.
Democratic candidates for school board are incumbents Margaret Curtin, Elizabeth Garcia-Gonzalez and Sylvia Potter, as well as Reona Dyess, Robert Funk, Scott Garbini and Arcelis Vazquez.
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