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Who knew people could get so excited about fungus? A. and I were roaming around Girona, a couple hours north of Barcelona, and on one of those winding country roads pulled past a Mushroom Festival in Sant Sadurní de l´Heura. Of course we had to stop and check out the fungi.
There was fungus for sale, baskets for collecting it (mushroom caches are highly coveted, and placed in wicker baskets once plucked), fungi being cooked up on the BBQ, stuffed in sausages, and mixed into an enormous 'paella' dish (Spanish rice). We bought some 'rovellons', a tasty Catalan mushroom, and cooked them later that night with garlic and Italian parsley. Yum.
You can buy mushrooms seasonally all over Catalunya from October to late November.If you're not up to heading to the countryside, search out the fungus among us at most Barcelona restaurants and any Barcelona market, such as the famous Boqueria.
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I know, I have lost it.. I am still saying we need to move up and get one of these 2. Based on the charts we can get up to the number 2 spot for this year's 1st and 3rd round pick and next year's 1st round pick.. I think because next year's first round pick will probably come along with the added bonus of a rookie salary cap, we might be able to throw them just this year's first round pick and next year's first round pick and move up to at least # 2(the chart is after all only a guide). Both of the teams at #1 and # 2 need major help that will not be filled in one year anyway.
I really think we need to go get one of them. They are so far above the rest of the field we need to pull the trigger and fill this gaping hole in the center of our defense. I have said it before on every single post I have posted on, that we are better off going out and getting an amazing athlete and having him add 20-30 lbs in our off-season strength program than we are going out and getting a fat tub of lard and trying to make him faster.
Watch the other guys on run plays. They are getting blown off the ball at least 2-3 yards on every run play. Sure they can push the pocket on a pass play, but that doesn't even really count. You aren't going to do much to draw a double team if you are just big. Who generally gets double-teamed? DEs OLBs that are so fast and powerful that you can't be sure that just one lineman can get to him and get him blocked, or NTs with that rare combination of quickness and raw power to be able to draw the double team, because they are able to throw a lineman off them and then be able to actually go tackle someone. No one double teams someone simply because they are big and fat, or even in the way.
Now go and watch Suh and McCoy. They are pushing people back on every running play or stopping them in their tracks and making the tackle at the line of scrimmage. On passing plays they can put pressure on the QB, which we have never really been able to do well from that position even with Ferguson in there (give the guy a break though he is 35).
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Act II - A former King's last quest for the crown: Rich Franklin has had a great career, in 37 career bouts, he's never tasted defeat in consecutive matches. 30-7 with losses to nothing but MMA and combat sports royalty, The Phenom,The dragon, The Spider, Hendo( robbed imo), Griffin, Le. "Ace" deserves more respect than he gets. His two fights with the Spider has relegated him to nothing more than a highlight reel in the eyes of many. A forgotten great whose accomplishments are but a corpse. Relegated to dissection then eventual burial - "ehh he wasn't good enough".
The Chael Sonnen brainwashed masses would have you believe a man who accomplished what their hero couldn't, in winning and defending major championship gold is nothing more than a "slow, nonathletic, math teacher". Prior to the first Silva fight, Franklin was 22-1-1 , his lone loss coming at the hands of some unknown Heavyweight karate guy with just 2 fights under his belt. Some guy named, Lyoto Machida. The match was contested at a 214 pound catch-weight, and resulted in the first (T)KO loss of Franklin's pro career.
For my money, Franklin was an innovator, taking elements from different striking arts and creating a MMA centric striking style that suited his strengths. A mixed martial artist through and trough, in Silva he met a man with the same understanding but on a completely different level, coupled with an unprecedented set of tools with which to execute his vision. Their clash was a monumental moment, not only in middleweight history but in MMA history.
Here, you have a former great welterweight prospect, the first man to defeat Hayato "mach" Sakurai, pitted against the most dominant Middleweight champ to date. Furthermore, the duel would serve as the launching pad for the legend of the Spider. A magician set to cast an everlasting spell, a striking revolution. A grappler - centric, biased, and dominated sport, finally, gets a striking coach.
2006: "Ace" was the company Golden boy. With a compelling story, the math teacher turned fighter had the Zuffa machine fully behind him. He was destined to reach the pantheon of revered company greats (and maybe most importantly) PPV draws. Guys with names that need not be uttered, "The Iceman", "Captain America", "The Huntington beach bad boy". He was featured prominently in documentaries, magazines & the like.
He ruled the middleweight division with an iron fist, defended his crown twice, in highlight reel fashion.
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In 2006, Rich Franklin was undoubtedly, the man, then - along came the Spider.
In combat sports, it's rare that you have a torch passing situation that involves two greats in or reaching their prime. Even rarer still, seeing the canyon sized gap in talent between two eras as violently illustrated as it was in Silva/Franklin I. The Rich Franklin era came to a shocking and brutal end on October 14, 2006, amidst a hail of kicks and knees. The surgical dismantling, began and ended in the Thai clinch. A position where Rich (would later say) he felt his size and strength advantage would rule the day against the former 168 pound phenom.
The dethroned king, though battered, broken, disfigured and embarrassed in front of his friends, spouse and in laws - first, glances up at the big screen, laments the sad state of his nose, shakes his head, "fuck". Next, he gently nods & raises his drink towards his successor, "obrigado"(ed note: he just thanked the man for giving him the worst ass whupping of his career, wow). Classy.
Their rematch, almost exactly a year removed from their first encounter, was partly due to Zuffa trying to get returns on the Rich Franklin investment and partly due to Rich truly being better than everyone but the champ. So, after rattling off 2 impressive wins, one being a UD over middleweight great, Yushin Okami, "Ace" was back on the door step of glory, with a shot at redemption. In his hometown.


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A guest at La Quinta Hotel, 21 Front St., called 911 just after midnight when he overheard a conversation in a neighboring room, leading him to suspect drug activity was taking place.
Officers met with that hotel guest, who told them he heard people saying they couldn't wake up a woman and that she may have overdosed. Police went to the room where they could hear people talking inside the room before they knocked on the door and announced themselves. No one answered the door and, based on information suggesting there was an emergency medical issue inside, they forced the door open.
Inside were two men and a woman. Police said one of the men, identified as Christopher Adler, 27, of 1 Brandywine Drive, Hooksett, struggled with them when they tried to restrain him. Adler allegedly yelled at the officers, causing a general disturbance in the hotel, and they arrested him for resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.
The woman, identified as Amanda Montplaisir, 25, of 527 Wilson St., did not need medical assistance. However, police said she was found in possession of several Clonazepam and Seroquel pills and was subsequently arrested for possession of a narcotic and possession of a controlled drug.
The third man, who police did not identify, was taken into protective custody because of his apparent impairment. Investigators said they collected evidence indicative of drug activity in the room including needles, spoons, baggies and a scale. Additional information gleaned from the investigation indicated Adler was involved in drug sales, according to a police news release of the incident.
Adler was searched when he was booked at the police station, and police said they found 9.5 grams of suspected heroin on him. He was then charged with possession of a narcotic with the intent to distribute and falsifying physical evidence.
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COOPERSTOWN _ Mrs. Jane H. Patrick, of Cooperstown, passed away peacefully Feb. 2, 2012, in her home in the Clara Welch Thanksgiving Home from complications related to pneumonia. Prior to living there, she had lived for over 30 years on Chestnut Street in Cooperstown.
A native of Portsmouth, Va., she worked for several years during World War II in the fiscal department of the Norfolk Navy Yard before graduating from Mary Washington College. She then worked for the IBM Corporation in Washington, D.C., where she met and married her husband, Selwyn "Pat" Patrick, in 1951. Jane and Pat raised their two sons in Kensington, Md., before retiring in 1972, to Cooperstown where they both became very active in the community.
After Pat's death in 1990, Jane continued as an active volunteer at Bassett Hospital and was a trustee for the hospital from 1984 until 2005. She was admired for her ability to talk to anyone about anything.
A member of the Otsego Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, she was also a member of the Women's Club of Cooperstown and served as its president from 1984 to 1986. She also served as a school guide at the Farmers' Museum, a volunteer at Fenimore House and as a substitute teacher at Cooperstown Central School. She was a member on the Foundation Board of Pathfinder Village and served as the chairman for two years. The Catholic Church was near and dear to her heart and Jane was an active parishioner at St. Mary's in Cooperstown.
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now I'm new to big cat country so yeah. to the main point i think what should happen for the jags this week is simple. FIRE DEL RIO. no you can say I'm over reacting but a couple things.
1) what role does he actually play besides requesting the offense opens it up and decides who is gonna start this week to some degree
2) like i said before he can request the offense opens it up and in the way i feel the offensive coordinator is suppose to call plays that score and the insane number of runs in the 2nd half of the Carolina game and the extreme amount of passes i the saints game is something that Del Rio requested.
3) he threw the O.C. under the bus after the Carolina game which kinda tells me he is trying to keep himself safe.
i mean really we all know it will happen why not just do it now and put someone like the D.C. as interim head coach. then then we can see if Del Rio had some effect on the offensive play calling after he's gone and we can reevaluate our offense. i have a feeling we play a little better and if we don't that just means we have to replace 2 people on the coaching staff instead of just one. is it really gonna change anything worst case scenario we keep losing best case scenario we start winning. give it some thought because again we all know Del Rio getting fired is inevitable regardless of how the jags finish the season so just get it over with.


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I HAVE been meaning to write to the Journal for some time about the proposed building of a Sainsbury's store in Southampton Road, and was delighted to read the letters sent in by Sylvia Barnard and Jenny Gee in last week's edition.
I agree with everything they say – but the most important point is the one which the developers themselves are making about why they need to go to this particular site. "We need to compete on an equal basis with Tesco" and therefore can only do this on the site in Southampton Road.
What utter rubbish. I for one will never go to Sainsbury's if it is built out on the Southampton Road and I know of others with the same view.
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Yesterday I got done with work a little early, so I spent some time in the garden. We had a different succulent hanging on this wall above, but it was used to nice warm happy indoor conditions at the nursery. He didn't seem to like the fence, so I put this adorable Sedum forsterianum ssp. elegans 'Silver Stone' we picked up at Annie's instead.
Free plants make me happy! We picked up some succulents at a cute little place in Morro Bay back in early January, and this musical box of bulbs was included free of charge. There was even a compressed brick of coir included. I misjudged the size of the pot I choose, so I threw some bark on top of the whole thing and set it outside.
I also planted a bunch of new vines we picked up at Annie's. No pics as they're not very exciting yet. While I love our 'rustic' fence, it needed some more stuff climbing on it. Here's what we got:
Eccremocarpus scaber 'Tresco Gold'
Lathyrus odoratus 'Barry Dare'
Tropaeolum peregrinum "Canary Creeper Nasturtium


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September 11, 1976, Division Two: Wanderers 5 Hull 1 (From The Bolton News)
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September 11, 1976, Division Two: Wanderers 5 Hull 1
12:20pm Thursday 14th May 2009 in Memorable Matches By Gordon Sharrock
IT was still early days, but Ian Greaves's Wanderers were starting to build up a head of steam and Hull City felt the full force of it at Burnden Park.
The Whites had lost their first game of the season at Blackburn but bounced back with three wins on the trot and were in just the mood to give the Tigers a real mauling, which they did in the most convincing fashion to go second in the table.
It was no secret that Greaves was looking for a new striker but the manager wasn't complaining as his front line pairing of Neil Whatmore and Steve Taylor made light of gale-force winds and driving rain to spearhead an attack that blew away the visitors.
Hull managed to keep Wanderers at bay in the first half but they had no answer to a second half performance that left the 12,500 crowd in no doubt that they were still serious promotion contenders despite their near-miss the previous season.
Whatmore struck first on 55 minutes, pouncing on a loose ball after the Hull defence failed to deal with Peter Thompson's cross, and Paul Jones headed the second five minutes later from a Roy Greaves corner.
Taylor then scored twice in four minutes before Dave Stewart pulled one back for Hull eight minutes from time.
But that proved scant consolation as Jones had the final word two minutes later to wrap up what turned out to be the biggest league win of the season.
Wanderers Siddall; Ritson, Dunne, Greaves, Paul Jones, Allardyce, Morgan, Whatmore, Taylor, Reid, Thompson. Sub Smith.
Hull City Wealands; Daniel, DeVries, Haigh, Hawley, Croft, Nisbet, Lyall, Sunley, Hammerman, Stewart. Sub Galvin.
Referee: T Morris (Leeds).
Attendance: 12,495.