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Over the years I would see him from time to time. The coach would tell stories about the juvenile delinquents he coached in Haverhill. We would always laugh about those Merrimac games, how his little sons Matt and Mike were the bat boys and how they both grew up to be great baseball players. He had great recall and could resurrect moments that I had long forgotten. Mostly, he was a guy who was fun to listen to.
Recently, I opened the paper and saw that he had died at age 61.
Sometimes, when I drive through Merrimac during the summer, I can still hear Jim Favalora's gravelly voice, shredding the humid air during a close game on Locust Street.
Opponents thought he was crazy. We knew better. He was our coach.
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If we're gonna keep talking hypocrisy, the President says he's a Christian, then abortion, gay marriage, the Executive Orders....it's ALL open for discussion...and EVERY LAST defender of Obama(especially the Republicans in my wealthy county of Illinois that voted for him) need to be challenged...."are you with the Judge, the American
Republic, our former moral way of life full of virtues; or, do you LIE too, say you're for your OWN children, when you vote for saving your own ass by means of perpetually voting for fascism and the subsidy of your career on the backs of the taxpayers and your own grandchildren as taxpayers?
Seriously, we have to ratchet up the outrage over self-serving hypocrisy and voting for SELF.....we should be able to gain credibility on hating cronyism at this level where KILLING anyone is no longer frowned upon because each human life is only seen as an economic burden, an accounting problem on a balance sheet, or a THREAT to an ideology of Marxist God-hating philosophy!!!
See if this 10 minute commentary resonates towards the utter disconnect and indifference we have towards the blatant day-to-day hypocrisy and anti-family crap ALL these politicians are complicit in with their LUNACY, coupled with their arrogance to believe we don't know, don't understand, aren't watching, and are NO LONGER going to stand for it!!!
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Superstar DJ, Twitter-fighter, 80s icon, photographer, designer - oh Boy George has got more labels than Selfridges. While we've loved everything he's done, it's a genuine pleasure to see him back with a tour and his first new album of original material in nearly two decades.
Talk turns, as we're prone to do these days in Gay Times, to LGBT rights in Russia. Does he agree with boycotting the Olympics?
"I'm not sure attacking Putin is the right answer. I'm not sure boycotting vodka is the answer. It's really upsetting when you see kids in Russia beating up women, kicking transvestites. It breaks my heart. What can I do? Do I not go to Russia? It's such a ridiculous idea. I've gone to Russia many times and my presence hasn't corrupted anyone. Maybe one or two! But it's very worrying. And what's most worrying is young Russian kids tweeting me really homophobic comments. It's terrifying to encounter such ignorance at such a young age and you think 'oh my God, you're just children'. I think about it a lot. Should I go to Russia? Should I not go? I get offered gigs and then think I'll consult Russian activists and ask what they think..."
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Kate Upton By Terry Richardson | For GQ July 2012
The bodacious blonde is back! Super model Kate Upton will be your next GQ cover girl for July 2012. Compiled by the one and only Terry Richardson, who's risqué out take of Upton doing the "Cat Daddy" had YouTube censored the video (which returned with a parental … READ MORE
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The Seahawks immediately destroyed Mel Tucker's tough guys. Destroyed them early and often, and still might be doing damage.
The Seahawks immediately destroyed Mel Tucker's tough guys. Destroyed them early and often, and still might be doing damage.
SEATTLE — Ten thoughts after the Bears were pummeled 34-6 in an exhibition loss to the Super Bowl champion Seahawks at CenturyLink Field.
SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — Major League Baseball's commissioner-elect, Rob Manfred, visited the Little League World Series this week, lauding the talent of 13-year-old Mo'ne Davis, the sport's new wonder girl.
The "Cubs Way" often espoused by President Theo Epstein and his faithful lieutenants has yet to produce the measurable evidence impatient fans want to see.
The Tribune's Mark Gonzales answers readers' questions about the tarp debacle and Edwin Jackson
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Teuvo Teravainen normally spends summers in his native Finland relaxing following the previous hockey season and preparing for the next.
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Trevor Siemian's teammates use a variation of the same word to describe him: "goofy."
DEKALB, Ill. — After winning 46 games over the last four seasons, it might appear Northern Illinois merely needs to reload and not rebuild.
Phil Mickelson, a fan favorite for his bold play and friendly disposition, gave spectators at The Barclays an unusual treat on Friday as he played a shot from a hospitality tent dining deck.
The 84-year-old retired PGA star is expected to be released Tuesday from a Pittsburgh hospital
James E. Moore had a profound impact on the lives of thousands of young men and women as the face of the Evans Scholars Foundation, which has provided tuition and housing to 10,000 golf caddies since 1930.
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All week the young ballplayers of Jackie Robinson West kept us good company through the bad news.
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5 Bites: Korean Food On Temescal's 'Kimchi Row'
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Over the summer, Catherine — for whom I once designed a simple birthday cocktail to go along with her gift of St. Germain elderflower liqueur — asked if I would shake up a special wedding cocktail. Her only request: it had to be red to match her dress.
In case you've been living in a well-stocked bomb shelter for the past few weeks, you've most likely heard that the California Supreme Court voted 4-3 to legalize same-sex marriages. Well, hooray and all that, but it's got me a bit troubled. I'm not so much bothered about those clowns at Save California and their […]


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Body of middle structure inclined to heaviness; face round, complexion pale; eyes large and soft; hands and feet short but thick; usually small boned.
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The Moon represents our deepest personal needs, our basic habits and reactions, and our unconscious. The Moon is our spontaneous and instinctual reactions.
Where the Sun acts, the Moon reacts. How do we instinctively react or respond to problems? What do we feel we need for a sense of security? Look to the Moon in your natal chart for answers.
The Moon in our chart shows how we protect ourselves, as well as make ourselves feel secure, comfortable, and safe. The Moon is a mediator between the inner world and the outer world. While the Sun is rational, the Moon is irrational. Habitual behaviors and prejudices are ruled by the Moon. Prejudices may not be acted out, as our Sun may censor them, but the Moon rules our spontaneous reactions and feelings.
By Sign, the Moon shows how we experience emotions and respond to our environment, and what our instinctual habits are, especially in our homes or when in private.
By House, the Moon shows which areas of our lives we feel most comfortable, or "at home," or things that come most naturally to us.
The Sign the Moon falls under shows our habits, reactions, and instincts. It also shows how we express, or deal with, our emotions at their most basic state. Our Lunar Sign shows our innermost needs. Our Moon sign is most obvious in our homes or in private, as this is when tend to feel comfortable enough to react instinctively. The Moon also shows how we "mother" or "baby" ourselves, and our loved ones.
Lunar Aries have a lot of impatience when it comes to getting what they want. They live in the moment, and have a hard time waiting for things to happen. Whims of the moment take precedence for them. They have a need for acting on all of their needs, and dislike wasting time. It's hard for them to see the long-term. Instant gratification often rules their actions. They tend to have crushes often, and other intense yet short-lived desires. It can be hard for them to discern between what they "want" and what they "need." To them, what they want is so powerful that it becomes a need.
To these individuals, life may seem like a series of emergencies. Emotional issues take precedence, and dealing with new sentiments and needs stir up huge desire for activity.
These natives can be very defensive. They take things personal, and deal with problems by facing them right away. This allows them to move on to more important things. Their emotional flare ups are generally over as quickly as they start. They rarely sulk or play any drawn out games of manipulation.
Lunar Aries have a lot of inner passion and fire, even with a more low-key Sun or Ascendant sign. They are very independent, but their self-confidence is variable. They project a strong personality, but go through plenty of ups and downs.
Lunar Taurus revel in material comforts. Building a solid and comfortable home and foundation is a deep-seeded need for them, as it provides them with safety and comfort. They love the "good things: in life, and love to have their senses stimulated.
These individuals are rooted in their ways. They don't react easily to being pushed into anything, but are incredibly persevering when they make a commitment to anything or anyone. Their steadiness can be comforting to those closest to them. However, their conservative streak can be maddening to those with more progressive personalities, as they tend to avoid "messy", unpredictable, or overly emotional situations. Instead, they focus on creating a reliable and secure life for themselves and their loved ones.
These natives are inctedibly enduring, and can hold onto their friends, family, and romantic partners through serious conflict. Break ups, or giving up on anything, just isn't in their nature.
Some Lunar Taurus may be considered anal retentive, simply because their stubborn streak has them rather resistant to change. They aren't the spontaneous type. They value stability, and can sometimes be uncomfortable with surprises.
Lunar Gemini are usually witty, charming, and pleasant people. Behind closed doors, however, they can be rather irritable or moody. This usually stems from an inner "restlessness" of sorts. They need a lot of stimulation, and usually read a lot, talk a lot, and think a lot. When irritable, they can be rather snappy.
These individuals' homes are often continuously a work in progress. They aren't fond of housework, but love home improvement. Re-organizing their homes in little or big ways keeps them happy, as they are easily bored by routine.
These natives have a fun way with words, and are clever and quite witty. They can often be found chatting with others. They are sociable and friendly, and feel comfortable in crowds. Sometimes, however, they focus too much on what everyone else is doing, and lose touch with what they really want to do.
Lunar Gemini are incredibly open to new ideas. Although decisiveness and persistence aren't their strong suits, their versatility and adaptability make up for that.
When problems arise, these individuals tend to want to talk things out before anything else. They have a tendency to analyze, which may give them an appearance of emotional detachment. In fact, they're just very comfortable talking about their feelings, whereas actually feeling them is a little less easy.
This is a very strong position for the moon. The Moon is the natural Ruler of Cancer, so it feels rather "at home" here.
Lunar Cancer have a large potential to sense the feelings and moods of others. However, often times, they are a little preoccupied with their own emotional states.
These individuals are never detached – and usually cling to their loved ones, homes, and possessions. They seek out familiarity and familiarity in all they do. They thrive in peace and quiet. Their attachment to all that is safe and secure often leads them to be rather wary of change. They are often creatures of habit. Insecure individuals may accumulate material objects to feel secure. They have strong memories, especially when it comes to events that aroused emotions.
These natives have a strong attachment to, and memory of, the past, and tend to dwell on events after everyone else has moved on. When they feel as though they have been taken advantage of, they don't always confront others directly. They sometimes resort roundabout ways to get others attention, which can lead to them being rather passive aggressive and/or manipulative.
Lunar Cancers aren't fond of superficiality, and enjoy things (and people) that have meaning and emotions beneath their surface. They have a hard time compartmentalizing their lives, and sometimes act irrationally.
These individuals tend to have loony sense of humor, and can be very funny. Their moodiness can baffle others, but their unique outlooks on life is something most people can appreciate.
Lunar Leo's aren't always outgoing. When they are comfortable, they do enjoy attention, but don't crave the "spotlight" as much as Solar Leo's do. Regardless, these people do enjoy entertaining others, and often take the role of the comic relief among their friends and family.
These individuals sometimes feel a need to organize, and sometimes control, their social network. They have an inner mission to set things right, and like to oversee the goings-on in their circle.
These natives are very creative, and while they can sometimes be lazy and bossy, they do have a strong desire to create and entertain. Generally, though, they have a deep need to treat others fairly and justly. This position of the moon sometimes manifests itself as a "hero complex" – these people want to be the ones to help, save, rescue, support, and generally be a "hero" for everyone they know. This can sometimes lead to them pushing themselves too hard on people who don't necessarily need, or want, to be saved. When rejected, Lunar Leo's can sometimes lash out pretty hard. Regardless, they typically have good intentions.
Lunar Leos require lots of love and care to function in the world. When they feel offended, they can be rather dramatic in their emotional displays. They sometimes sulk when their pride has been hurt. Of course, none of this happens in public, as these people are also very aware of their public image. When in public, they make a show of being dignified whenever possible. At home, however, is when their emotional displays are more grand. These scenes don't often last too long.
Lunar Virgo feel most content when they've straightened out all the details of everyday life. They love to run errands, pay bills, and balance their checkbooks, as this can give them a strong sense of security. As long as they feel appreciated, these people will help their loved ones take care of their lives, too! They feel the best when they useful and needed. If someone needs help, these are the people to jump up and take on the task.
These individuals may sometimes lack self-confidence but usually are simply quite content with living "regular" lives. They enjoy simplicity, and are comfortable when they're not getting too much attention at once. They are easily overwhelmed by pressure and stress. When they're overly stressed, they worry incessantly. The best cure for such is a job or hobby in which they can express their need to analyze, attend to details, and micromanage.
These natives need something to call their own, and space to do what they want to do. These are habitual people, and sometimes can freak out when their plans are not followed. They sometimes focus on the minute details too much, and fail to see the "big picture." The worst job or careers for these peoples are ones without a steady routine.
Lunar Virgos are very body and health aware. If this couples with a lack of self-confidence, they can become too aware of the parts that make up that whole. This can lead to a tendency to be overly self-critical. They can be very skeptical, not just with themselves, but others as well. They instinctively poke holes in others' blind faith, and look for concrete logic behind anything emotional.
These individuals are also very curious, and enjoy mastering fields they have interest in. They are generally busy people when their lives are under control.
Lunar Libra have a strong need for partnership. They can feel quite incomplete without someone to share their lives with. This can lead them to involving themselves in marriages or living-together arrangements at a young age. They feel safe and secure when they have a partner. These are the type of people who like to have someone to join them wherever they go - even if it's just to the store for groceries.
These individuals also have a drive for harmony, peace, and sharing. They are sympathetic and concerned for others, enjoy socializing, and love a good debate. Mental rapports with friends make them quite happy. They are charming and attractive to be around, and are often rather flirtatious.
These natives easily detect flaws in their environment and relationships. If anything is slightly unbalanced, it'll bother them until it's fixed. While these people are very diplomatic and tactful with acquaintances, they can argue comfortably with their long-standing partners and friends. They rarely let up until they win. Winning arguments is one of Lunar Libra's strengths, even if they don't believe a word their saying. They often enjoy debates for the sake of the debate, and sometimes play the role of Devil's advocate.


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Make It Monday: Coconut Quinoa Pudding
Welcome back to the Make It Monday series! It has been a few weeks since I've posted a DIY, so this week's post is a yummy and healthy dessert recipe. It's only fair that I tell you how I came up with this recipe before revealing it. I was up late one of many nights and got that sweet tooth kick. Did the regular thing and walked over to my refrigerator and saw some leftover quinoa that I made Aiden's dinner with earlier that evening. That's when the creative concoction kicked in. Let's be honest most of us get a dessert craving every now and then and I'm very big on "if you love it so much you shouldn't have to give it up completely." What I've learned about eating healthy is I have to learn how to modify certain things in order to satisfy my taste buds. I won't keep you waiting here's the delicious recipe. Let me know how you like it and if you added other yummy ingredients.
Coconut Quinoa Pudding
2 servings
1 cup of cooked quinoa
1 1/2 cup of coconut milk
Coconut sugar (to sweeten to your liking)
1/4 tsp of vanilla
Dash of cinnamon
Fruit of your choice I used blackberries and apples
1 Tablespoon of Kahlua
1. Heat coconut milk in saucepan until warm, then stir in quinoa.
2. Add vanilla, cinnamon and Kahlua then stir. Allow mixture to heat until warm, you want it to be warm and not hot. Remove mixture from fire.
3. Then add coconut sugar by the teaspoon until it's is sweet to your liking ( I added about 3 tsp to mine).
4. Last add your fruit and stir. Serve in cups and enjoy.
Fall and Holiday Peek
Within the next few days I'll be posting the new fall and winter/holiday collection. For my fall collection my inspiration came from the idea of simplicity, but uniqueness and how to infuse both of those ideas. Loving the way geometric shapes look I found a way to blend into something simple with a bit different. I'm completely addicted to things that are textured. It gives a little edge to something that's modern.
As for the Holiday collection I wanted something more shimmery, but still with a little modern edge. I decided to try out using pyrite, also know as fool's gold. It has such a shimmer to it that I love, plus I think it looks great against the antique brushed brass.
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Liebster Award…My Nominees Are…
First I want to thank beautywiththeblogger for nominating me for a Liebster :) Go follow her blog! RULES:
- Post 11 random facts about yourself.
- Answer the 11 questions that the person who nominated you will post.
- Choose 11 new blogs with under 200 followers for their Liebster Award, notify them that they have been nominated, and think of 11 questions for them to answer!
11 Random Facts About Me:
- I'm organized when it comes to everything except for my digital life (emails, memory sticks, cloud storage…it's a mess–I'm working on it though)
- If you've given me a card at any point in my 34 years of existence for my Birthday I still have it..I save ALL my cards.
- I love dark chocolate, wine, almonds and avocados.
- I'm a tea and coffee drinker…love the smell of fresh brewing coffee.
- My sister and I have the same birthday- 4/11 (no we aren't twins).
- Not a morning person and very much a night owl—I like quiet mornings, however, that's a little hard in a household of 5 plus 2 dogs.
- Good listener when others need to talk and I'll even help you find solutions to your issue.
- I'm pretty easy going, but it's a pet peeve of mine when people waste my time.
- Still learning a lot things when it comes to my spiritual journey–but hey aren't we all?!
- I've discovered how much I love audio books on my daily commutes–thanks to Audible.
- I speak to my mom every single day.
Questions from BeautyWithTheBlogger
1) What has been your Summer go to fotd?
LOL..this could either mean Face Of The Day or Food Of The Day–I'll answer both. Natural, moisturized with a light colored lipstick and maybe a little mascara, for "food" fruits (berries or mangoes)
2)Do you wear your hair more up or down this season?
It's down during the day and by evening when it's gym time it goes up.
3) Who is your favorite blogger?
I have so many that it's hard to pick, my top 3 are Design Sponge, Designing An MBA and I Spy DIY
4) Are you Happy you followed my blog? Lol
Yes! You are so cute!
5) Do you enjoy blogging more than any other social network or not really ?
I have my days. I use to try and post something everyday and then I decided to scale back and post quality content over quantity.
6) What is your favorite song?
Once again I have one too many. New school Nico & Vinz–Am I Wrong, Old School Sade–Smooth Operator
7) What is something you always wanted to do but never did?
Visit Africa–I still have time to do this though.
I didn't actually, but my husband has been telling me that it's a pretty good show.
9) What's your day to day skincare routine?
I use to be a product junkie (maybe I still am), but I discovered Om Botanical products at a Health Foods fair and it's been one of the best products I've used to date. It's all in one cleanser, toner and exfoliator are great I do a facial steam and mask once a week.
10) What do you like to do most in the summer ?
Beach and pool–although I haven't gotten a chance to do either one since summer started :(
11) Are you having a good day? I hope so
Every day God wakes me up and allows me to experience is a good one I've come to realize. I have my health, family and friends–everything else is meaningless without those 3 components. Life isn't always going to be easy, but I've learn to find happiness in something each day- my 100 Days of Happy on Day 31 so far.
I'm LOVING the names of these blogs I nominated!
11 Questions to Answer
1. What's your main reason for blogging?
2. iPhone or Samsung or Neither
3. What's your ultimate favorite vacation spot?
4. What book do you recommend I read next?
5. What's your favorite summer cocktail (it can be virgin or not..your choice)?
6. What food do you like to eat while sipping on your favorite cocktail?
7. What's your favorite accessory or jewelry piece to wear?
8. What's your favorite holiday?
9. Morning riser or Night Owl?
10. Social Butterfly or "Please Don't Talk to Me"
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Make It Monday: Stylish and Chic Keychain
Welcome to Make It Monday. Today's video is a simple project that you can do in 5 minutes or less. If you are like me and have excess beads laying around from previous projects, here's a great DIY idea. These cute keychains can make great party favor gifts or even a project with your little one. Enjoy and don't forget to subscribe to our list for more videos!
Make It Monday: Rum Raisin Ice Cream
I love ice cream during the summer. A couple of years ago my husband discovered harmful ingredients that are added to store bought ice cream. That's when we decided to invest in an ice cream maker and started to mix up our own recipes. I don't know about you, but the ingredients in ice cream should be simple and when I see ingredients like corn syrup and carrageenan it worries me.
I absolutely love rum raisin ice cream and I wanted to try a version using coconut milk. The result was TASTY. You couldn't even tell it was made from coconut milk and it was very simple to make and it happens to be paleo (that was just by chance). Here's the recipe I used:
Rum Raisin Ice Cream
1 can of full fat coconut milk
3/4 cup coconut sugar
2 egg yolks
1 tsp of vanilla extract
1/2 – 3/4 cup of raisin (I like mine with a lot so I used 3/4 cup)
1/4 cup of rum
1. Soak raisins in rum for 2 hours or overnight if you like. You may need to add a little more rum to ensure all the raisins are covered.
2. In a small sauce pan pour the can of coconut milk and stir in coconut sugar over low heat. Add the vanilla extract.
3. Beat the egg yolk and slowly add that to the coconut milk mixture while stirring slowly. If mixture begins to curdle a bit, don't worry you can strain it when the mixture cools.
4. Allow the mixture to cool and pour into a heatproof bowl. Add only the raisins from the rum soaked mixture.
5. Cover mixture and put in refrigerator to cool for at least 4 hours or even overnight.
6. Pour mixture into ice cream maker using the ice cream maker's directions.
7. Once ice cream mixes. Pour it into a metal pan or plastic container an line top with parchment paper and freeze for about an hour.
8. Time to enjoy your ice cream!
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Castles, Crosses & Craic
An Irish Photo Journey
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In Castles, Crosses & Craic, you'll re-live photographer Karen Nichols' trip across Ireland as she travels, camera in hand, from Dublin to Waterford, Killarney to Blarney and Limerick to Galway.
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It is May, 22, 2014. And after forty-six games the Kansas City Royals are twenty-three and twenty-three. Winning exactly half of their games, and they currently reside in third place in the division behind the Detroit Tigers and the Minnesota Twins. They're only one and a half games out of a wild card spot, but there currently is little to be excited about this team.
Why is that? Is it because after a blockbuster trade that saw one of the top batting prospects go to a team known for its fiscal prowess, the Royals are on the verge of two seasons of semi-relevance. With only one winning season in that two year span. Or is it because after eight years of a general manager's stewardship, and many good to great drafts the Royals only have a thimble full of players to show for it. Any way one can slice it, the reason that this season is so frustrating for Royals fans is because, we can see how close we are to being top competitors. And at the same time we can see that window closing very quickly.
So without too much more wordiness, let's get to the good of it. The Royals are .500, 1.5 out of the WC, and 3rd in the central. First base is not the feared bust, but an above average bat with decent defense. Second and shortstop are not the dumpster fires they were in 2013, provided the starters are not injured. The outfield is a plus as well, with a gold glover in left. A quite able centerfielder, and a right fielder who may not have a cannon for an arm or the best positioning for defense or smart base running, at least he can get on base and doesn't swing at balls that are way outside of the zone. On the pitching side the much touted Ace position is being fielded nicely by Shields, while Vargas and Guthrie fill the vaunted spots of inning eaters nicely. And in great news, the mythical pitching prospect that Royals fans only know in tales and folklore appear to be real. With Ventura and now Duffy starting to show that yes a team can have more than one really, really good pitcher.
In bad news, there is a bit. This offense is quite anemic. While the Royals continue to hit for average, their inability to take a walk combined with the sudden loss of any signs of power, means that the weak offense of last year is even worse this year. Which is made worse because the Royals finally have a strong pitching rotation and a good bullpen. While not infallible the days of being out of a game before the 5th happen a lot less. Well pitching wise at least.
To be honest the offensive woes are truly surprising. Because on paper according to my untrained eye, the offense really shouldn't be this bad. Ignoring the dumpster fire that is third base it really is surprising that this team has been a thud offensively this season. While I know the roster as constructed would never be an offensive juggernaut. Or even an above average offense I thought with an upgraded 2b and an Rf without Francour, couldn't possibly be worse than the offense of 2013. I've been proven wrong. That happens a lot when I make predictions about the Royals. There are still signs of hope.
With the Royals finally realizing that maybe Moustakas shouldn't be in the major leagues, they can hopefully start looking at ways to improve the offense. First thing to do is to find an actual Utility infielder that has an average to just below-average bat, so that our second basemen and shortstop can take a day off every once and a while. The Royals also need to try and find a left handed counterpart to Valencia, someone with splits like Conor Gillaspie. Wouldn't batting lines of .333/.343/.485 against lefties and .359/.409/.487 against righties be nice?
If the Royals can find ways to improve their offense even marginally, it would go a long way to helping this team go from a projected 81-81, to team that could legitimately challenge for a wild card spot. Though as it stands now, with the way this roster is constructed by Dayton Moore and how it is managed by Ned Yost, this teams has all the hallmarks of a .500 team. And that's if everything goes right, no major injuries, no other members of the Royals falling apart like Moustakas, then they're a .500 team.
I may sound down through most of this writing, but in honesty I am excited for this team, and I care deeply for them. I do believe that with a couple of right moves before the deadline the Royals do have a shot at the playoffs, but that is provided that the brain trust that is known as the Dayton Moore regime makes the right moves.
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By John Bernhardt
Andes coach Jeff Rhone had to breathe a sigh of relief that his team didn't need a last-second basket from the foul line in last Thursday's season opener at Windham. The Mountaineers got very little help from the charity stripe, hitting only five of 25 foul shots, but rallied in the second half to down Windham, 31-26, in spite of the poor foul shooting.
Andes — Step into the enchanted world of Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" this weekend, Nov. 30-Dec. 2, on the Andes Central School stage. Shows at 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday evenings and a 1 p.m. Sunday matinee will provide ample opportunity for everyone to discover that beauty resides from within.
The loss of humanity and the quest to regain it is the emotional core and central theme of this classic fairy tale that includes some very unusual characters who find strength in one another as they learn how to love.
By John Bernhardt
Sitting out a basketball season for a hardwood-loving coach is like a scratch that just won't stop itching. Jeff Rhone decided to tickle that scratch when he returned to the sidelines to coach the Andes girls' basketball team this winter. Rhone gets a big boost from assistant coaches Tom and Susie Little, the coaches of last season's Mountaineer team.
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The Town of Andes experienced declining revenue in 2012 resulting in a property tax hike of 6.95 percent in their 2013 budget.
In a phone interview with the News, Town Supervisor Martin Donnelly characterized the shortfalls as due to "un-received anticipated revenues" and was quick to point out that a recent headline in another local paper referring to his budget woes as being caused by "missing revenues" was, in his terms, "an erroneous statement." Donnelly went on to speak about what he deemed were the real reasons for the shortfall.
Andes — Chace-Randall Gallery presents Curator's Choice; a group exhibition by the gallery's permanently exhibiting artists November 15 – December 26. In celebration, the gallery will serve refreshments all afternoon: Thursday, Nov. 15. You are invited! And the gallery will be open on a Wednesday, too: Boxing Day, December 26 close of show—might have some brew!
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Construction on the 2,800-square-foot Andes Health Center is well underway. However the $700,000 project on lower Main Street, which sits on just over an acre of land, is running a few months behind schedule.
The primary care facility, which is to be run by Dr. Susan Fiore of Bassett Heathcare, is not expected to be ready to open its doors until January.
Andes — The Andes Pickleball Players have some openings for the fall indoor season.
Pickleball is a rather fast-paced game of tennis doubles, played on a smaller court and with paddles and a plastic ball. The game lends itself to those in good athletic shape who just can't, or prefer not to, do all the running that tennis requires. Players meet twice a week through the year: Sundays at 10:30 a.m. and Thursdays at 7 p.m. in the Andes Central School gym. The fall season begins on Sunday, Sept. 30.
Andes — Chace-Randall Gallery proudly presents Re-Imagined, new portrait paintings by Grant Collier, and Traveler, new abstract paintings by Michael Rich, September 21 to November 4. The reception for the artists is Saturday, Sept. 22 from 5 to 7 p.m.
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This week's predicted thunderstorms, courtesy of the remnants from Tropical Storm Issac, may be just what the Catskills need.
The region has been so parched in recent weeks that the Town of Andes issued an advisory asking residents to conserve water. Portions of Delaware County, including Andes, have been experiencing abnormally dry weather. "
We don't want people to panic, but the water table is low," said Andes Supervisor Marty Donnelly "We're asking them to conserve water now, so we won't have a problem later."
Margaretville — Opening this Thursday, August 23 at The Longyear Gallery is "Shifting Gears," an exhibit featuring the work of artist Leslie Brill, accompanied by a group show of Longyear Gallery artists. The artist's reception will be held Saturday, Aug. 25 from 3 to 6 p.m.
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Valerie Adams qualified comfortably for the women's shot put final in this morning's qualifying round at the Olympic stadium.
Adams, the defending Olympic champion and three times world champion, had a bit of a hitch with an opening no-throw, but then uncorked a 20.40m effort to qualify comfortably for tonight's final.
Belarusian Nadzeya Ostapchuk, who has been in excellent recent form, was the leading qualifier with 20.76m in her one throw.
As they have been for several years, Adams and Ostapchuk were in a class of their own – the third-placed qualifier was Russian Evgenilia Kolodko, well back with 19.31m.
Meanwhile, New Zealand 1500m runner Lucy van Dalen squeezed through the first round as a fastest loser today.
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12:49pm Wednesday 21st May 2014 in News By Peter Magill, Chief reporter
A MAJOR new building project to expand the services offered by Burnley College is taking shape with key assistance from industry leaders.
College bosses, under their Themis partnership, should complete work on extra space for its Centre of Engineering Excellence and Construction Learning and Training Centre, at the Princess Way campus, in time for a September launch.
And local employers have been giving crucial input into how the new extension, in the shadow of the town's railway viaduct, should be kitted out.
Kris Mercer from Darwen- based WEC Group said: "The expansion of the Centre of Engineering Excellence will give our apprentices the opportunity to train with the latest engineering technology. This will give the college one of the finest engineering training facilities in the UK."
The centre will play host to new advanced manufacturing equipment, including a 3D printer and 'Faro Arm' with laser line scanning.
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College bosses say the initiative will address a 'skills shortage' in advanced manufacturing, amid growing demand for engineering learning and the creation of new skilled recruits.
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03-28-2014 09:29:06 | More by APB
3.9/5 rDev +10.8%
This store is in my neighborhood. I go in there at least a couple times per weeks for various reasons. The beer selection is decent for these parts. When you walk in you transition back a couple of decades. This place is defenitely a mom and pop shop. The beer selection has a decent variety of singles from belgium and germany. Some odds and ends with some eurolager crap. The six pack selection is better than average but an Omaha BA wouldnt find anything different or new. They do have better imported stuff than most places though. The help can point you to a specific beer if they have it, but I wouldnt ask much more. They are friendly though. I do not find the prices to be far off base. Some are more expensive than others and some are cheaper than others. I havent ran into a beer of poor quality here. While your here the meat counter is one of the best in Omaha, so grab a steak with that beer too.
08-30-2006 06:50:17 | More by naderator55
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I have been going to this store since I was too young to remember. The deli counter is one of the best in Omaha. This exactly what you would expect from a small neighborhood grocer.
The place is quite old and cramped, but did you really expect anything else? This isn't freakin' Hy-Vee. The beer, wine, & spirits isle is located in the center of the store, roughly. Can't be missed, despite the meager shelf space provided for said beer. The selection consists of just a single small open air cooler, but nonetheless it has some goodies sitting on it's shelves. Decent selection of imports in single half-liters, bombers, and six packs. American beers consist of the standard fares for Omaha (New Belgium, Blvd, etc.). Has a few things that I've seen pop up from time to time that I haven't seen at other stores in Omaha, so it's definitely worth checking up on every once in a while.
The service is always a game of roullete in terms of whether or not you'll get hassled for buying beer depending on how young you look or how early in the day it is. As far as help with beer goes, good luck. Hopefully by the time you've reached this point you'll know enough about beer that you can answer your own questions.
Prices seemed to be on par with most places I shop at in Omaha, except for Spirit World, of course. It's a decent place to stop by to pick up a sixer before I go to my friend's place about a mile away, but for volume shopping before I head back out of town it is not the place to go.
06-15-2006 08:39:20 | More by neonbrown82
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If I am desperately looking for a specific beer in Omaha this is the order I shop: Wild Oats, Spirit World, World Market, Peony Park Hy-Vee, and then it is a tossup between Wohlners and Cubbys. My major knock on Wohlners is the pricing; all of their beer is $2-3 (at least) more per six-pack. I would love to buy more beer here because I am all for supporting the local little-guy grocery store.
The beer selection is limited, maybe due to space as this is a small grocery store. Anyway, the beer is kept chilled and most of it is healthy but I have seen very outdated beer. Rarely is there anything here I cant find elsewhere, every now and then a random single or two pops up. Odell, New Belgium, Boulevard, Empyrean, Spilker, SA, SN, and Rogue are the typical micros. Most seasonals are carried. Imports are mostly duds, IMO things like Carlsberg Elephant Beer, Kirin, Guinness, and Samuel Smith (maybe not a dud, per se). Limited BMC. They offer nothing special from Belgium. On the whole, the selection is a tickle better than par for Omaha.
Service has NOT been its strongest area. Ive been rudely hassled for ID (I dont care if I am carded; just dont badger me about it). Ive been told Im buying beer awfully early in the morning! He was joking either. Hello, it was just before noon on a Friday! And why should you care! Aside from that, Ive never been asked for help.
Limited parking, it can be tricky around lunch and after work.
In general, my opinions of Wohlners are positive, I do visit here regularly and have been for years. This place is Beerfly worthy but it is nothing an out-of-towner needs to seek out.
09-19-2005 14:13:52 | More by bditty187
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A very nice selection of beers and wine.
Nice little grocery store at 52nd & Leavenworth.
If you're looking to grill out, this is the place to shop. Excellent meat selection and house-made brats.
Beers include a limited selection of macros and a decent selection of micros. These include Rogue (different ones at different points), Sierra Nevada, Spilker, Empyrean, Odell, Breckenridge. They also carry a lot of imports such as Sam Smith, Chimay, and a number of German beers. Nothing unusual on a normal day, but every now and then something odd and new appears.
I like the convience of the place (right down the street) and the service. Always friendly. The last time I was in the manager stopped to see if I found what I was looking for. He even asked me for suggestions of things to carry in the future.
The beer and wine are located in the third aisle from the right. If you can't find the beer section, you seriously need to sober up as the place only has five aisles.
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Hyatt Place New Orleans Convention Center is a 170-room boutique hotel located in the heart of New Orleans downtown Arts District, across the street from the Convention Center, and within walking distance of award-winning restaurants, museums and art galleries, shopping, Harrahs Casino, the riverfront, Aquarium of the Americas, and the French Quarter
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1357 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Upon arrival we were greeted by the valet parking young gentleman. He informed us that we could park & check in before moving our vehicle. Front desk was friendly and helpful upon check in on restaurants an room locations. The room was perfect, linens were impeccable room was oder free, which is important to us. We would highly recommend!!
We liked everything!
Excellent 10.0
Everything, the staff was so kind and helped with everything. They were there for anything I needed or had a question about.
No.The rooms were so relaxing that they made me wish I could of book a few extra nights but I had to come back home for work. I can't stop thinking about how great my stay was.
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Experience the pulsating energy and magnetic allure of New Orleans, Louisiana when you stay at theHilton Garden Inn New Orleans Convention Center hotel. Located just one block from the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center and walking distance from French Quarter attractions and restaurants, the Hilton Garden Inn New Orleans Convention Center hotel...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1117 reviews
Outside pool rooftop
Parking none. Expensive valet parking
Excellent 9.0
Atmosphere, Location
Cleaning staff was not real good about replacing coffee supplies.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 720 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Nice friendly staff and clean.
They did not have a mini fridge, Continental breakfast and you have to pay for parking.Na
Excellent 9.0
It's in New Orleans. And the staff was very helpful and kind.
It was a little far removed from where we spent most of our time (Fr. Quarter)
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Searching the net for aparthotels in New Orleans? Make sure you take a look at Jelly Roll Executive Suites! This New Orleans aparthotel offers free Wi-Fi. You can find a fitness center on site so you will be able to take some time out to de-stress. The reception desk is open during limited hours of the day
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 955 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Nice breakfast space,
No fan in bathroom for ventilation
Good 8.0
It was at a convenient location
They did not disclose on the website nor when I arrived
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let the good times roll... welcome to the Hampton Inn & Suites New Orleans-Convention Center. Our hotel is 100% Non-Smoking Within minutes of the Hampton Inn & Suites® hotel in New Orleans-Convention Center, you can stroll through the beautiful and sultry French Quarter. Or you can do a little people watching and sip a café au lait in Jackson Square. The Con...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 784 reviews
Excellent 10.0
We loved this hotel , it was clean welcoming environment , loved the history behind the building and still feature some of that history, just beautiful.
We wished it had a restaurant attached, but there were enough restaurants within walking distance to statist your appetite.Very clean, efficient, warm, comfortable, friendly and great warm and cold breakfast.
Excellent 10.0
I liked the size of the room, it had a full size kitchen, living room and king size bed! The breakfast was AMAZING, I loved the waffles, omelets, and fruit. It made an amazing start to each day going down for breakfast. Free wifi was also great.
I'm not sure if my bedding was changed prior to my arrival, that's the only thing that made me skeptical.The bed was super cozy and comfortable after a long day of exploring the city. It's located within walking distance of the outlet mall, restaurants and bars. Good location, I walked sometimes around 10/11 pm and felt completely safe.
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Overall Rating - Good - 727 reviews
Mediocre 3.0
The loud music playing from the two bars across the street. Windows shookall night.
Good 8.0
Great friendly staff.
not one bit.Beautiful location.
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Experience a warm welcome as you step into the atrium at the Embassy Suites New Orleans - Convention Center hotel in New Orleans, Louisiana. This friendly hotel offers great hospitality and a superb downtown location in the heart of the city's busy cultural center. The Morial Convention Center and Cruise Ship Terminal at the Port of New Orleans are only step...
Overall Rating - Good - 926 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Cocktail reception and breakfast
No parkingGreat location and the Freebies are better than any other hotel!
Poor 2.0
They gave me a room which was very small - supposed to be suite hotel. Asked for another room and they took me to a new room but was very noisy because near a blower. I asked to see another room and the employee just walked off. Elevators were not work
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 253 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The kitchenette was a pleasant surprise
It does look a little run down on the outside
Good 8.0
Breakfast is awesome and unlimited. They have special events in the evening as well offering the guests snacks.
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The Wyndham Riverfront is located just across the street from the Ernest M Morial Convention Center, Riverwalk Shopping Mall and only steps away from the historic French Quarter and right out the back door you are in the heart of the Warehouse District featuring the WWII Museum, Children's Museum and many shops, restaurants and some of New Orleans finest Art...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 849 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The rooms were clean. The gym area was also clean. This is the 2nd time that I stay at this hotel and I would do so again.
location is fantastic. Nice beds, internet was reasonably fast and free, Good items in bathroom.
Great hotel - old tube tvs with no HD Ugh.
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Located in New Orleans (Garden District), Fleur De Lis Mansion is minutes from Margaret Statue and Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. This bed & breakfast is within close proximity of Annunciation Square and Coliseum Square. Make yourself at home in one of the 8 air-conditioned rooms featuring fireplaces and flat-screen televisions. Cable television is prov...
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 824 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Friendly. Great Art. Clean.
Bar closed at 11.
Excellent 9.0
Very clean, very safe environment, very modern hotel with old rustic feel combination. Definitely achieved it's star level/rating!
Hotel Bar menu was very limited for food;Would stay there again without hesitation. Downtown New Orleans can be dicey r.e. safety/security but this hotel, in the warehouse district, combined safety, security, cleanliness and modern feeling with old New Orleans flair, great place!
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Stay in the center of New Orleans at Hilton New Orleans Riverside and enjoy a prime location on the banks of the Mississippi, adjacent to Harrah's Casino and steps from famous New Orleans Streetcar lines. Our New Orleans hotel is located a short four-block walk away from the city's colorful French Quarter, Jackson Square and many other iconic landmarks. Sele...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 2349 reviews
Good 8.0
price/deal, location(away from crazy Bourbon St. but easily accessible to all locations or transportation), friendly staff. Check with Lindsey was quick, easy, & she put us in a requested river view room up high. A job well done by all hotel staff.
$$$$ to park car in tight parking garage.
Excellent 10.0
Clean room
Breakfast not included and very expensiveBeautiful. Very cold!
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 110 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Everything! Staff was great, pool was amazing. Cute and comfy!
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Good 8.0
Location was great and service excellent
Room did not have enough room for all our stuff, especially in the bathroom, although there wasn't much drawer space either.
Good 8.0
Friendly and helpful staff. Comfortable beds.
Thin walls between bedroom and bathroom. Expensive parking.
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