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Following its final break in action for the 2014 season, the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship, sanctioned by AMA Pro Racing, began its stretch run on Saturday with the 10th round of the summer from Central New York's legendary Unadilla with the Red Bull Unadilla National.
Husqvarna Racing's Andrew DeLong claimed his second national win of the season and the third of his career at this weekend's Snow Shoe National Enduro in Grand Junction, Colorado, round eight of the 2014 Kenda AMA National Enduro Series, presented by Moose Racing.
Continental announced the recall of about 9,000 of its 120/70 ZR 17 and 120/70 R 17 motorcycle tires sold in the United States and Canada that have exhibited a condition in the tread and/or belt which may lead to separation and possible air loss.
The American Motorcyclist Association is pleased to announce the U.S. riders who will compete for the American team at the FIM Motocross of Nations in Kegums, Latvia, Sept. 27-28. The 2014 team will include Red Bull/KTM's Ryan Dungey, GEICO Honda rider Eli Tomac and STAR Racing Yamaha's Jeremy Martin.
AMA Motorcycle Hall of Famer Willie G. Davidson, the grandson of Harley-Davidson founder William A. Davidson, will be honored as an AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Legend at the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Oct. 17, in Orlando, Fla. "Willie G.," as he is known to his admirers, is responsible for many innovative motorcycle designs that ushered in a new era for the iconic company.
The AMA is pleased to announce a full slate of informative seminars for motorcyclists at its upcoming national convention in Orlando, Fla., Oct. 16-19.
Loading your motorcycle or all-terrain vehicle into the back of a pickup truck can be a hassle. Now, American Motorcyclist Association members can buy one of the most secure and innovative ramps available today for less.
The Motorcycle Safety Foundation today announced its recognition of the Yamaha Champions Riding School, making it only the second third-party curriculum to receive this distinction by the MSF. The YCRS is a descendant of the Freddie Spencer High Performance Riding School and is now led by Spencer's protégés Nick Ienatsch (pronounced "eye-notch") and Ken Hill. The school has recently relocated to the New Jersey Motorsports Park in Millville, NJ.
Hispanics comprise seven percent of American motorcyclists overall, and eleven percent of younger riders – those of Generations X and Y. As part of its long-standing policy of reaching out to riders of all backgrounds and ethnicities, the Motorcycle Safety Foundation has released an updated version of its Spanish language Rider Handbook to correspond with the updated Basic RiderCourse. Also, for the first time, MSF has issued Spanish versions of three of its popular "Quick Tips" sheets: Pretend You Are Invisible, Group Riding, and T-CLOCS Checklist.
Amateur road racers who plan to compete for American Motorcyclist Association national No. 1 plates at the 2014 AMA Road Race Grand Championship on Sept. 6-7 in Millville, N.J., can now pre-enter for the event.


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Hey, we have a question or two. Hope you don't mind us asking. We are a married couple with a great sex life... but have wanted to explore the swinger life for sometime. We joined a couple of sites.. fling and Adultfriendfinder but we haven't really had any luck finding people. Do you have any advice? We live in West palm Beach FL... Thank you! Ps. Love your blog!
This is perhaps the most pressing question for couples interested in checking out swinging for the first time: How do we get started? Where do we go? How soon can we get naked? Are there really other swingers out there? How can we make sure that we aren't just welcoming a bunch of creepy weirdoes into our bedroom?
It's impossible to completely vet every person you invite into your home (we will definitely be writing about this more in the future), but you can save yourself from wasting time on websites that (we have found) rarely facilitate honest, interesting, or fulfilling hookups.
We are not at all surprised that you have had difficulty making connections on Fling and AdultFriendFinder (AFF). In fact, these websites are at the top of our TO AVOID list. Even though they require membership in order to access information about other people (and may even require you to pay if you want to contact anyone), they aren't respected avenues for true swingers. Fling and AFF are usually the first stop for curious couples. Despite their best intentions, often even the most enthusiastic twosomes are unable to pull themselves out of these sites' gravitational pull of mediocrity. Unfortunately, the majority of people who frequent these types of sites are rarely genuine. It's easy to make a profile and then, well, slum it. AFF, in particular, is notorious for individuals and couples who are all talk and no action, along with singles just looking for a hot fling (which can work, if that's all you are looking for). I tend to categorize these sites as "trial by fire": If you can survive their maddening, circular, asinine members (with or without actually "hooking up"), you are probably ready to move on to the next level. (Note: If you have had success with AFF, more power to you!)
We would also caution against starting your search on Craigslist. CL is a great place to find a used entertainment center, but not so much for finding fun sex partners. The "Casual Encounters" section of Craigslist is so full of picture collectors, skeezers, and spammers that you aren't sure if you or your computer is more at risk of getting a virus. That said, CL has led us to a few successful sexual encounters. However, the maddening-endless-email to hook-up ratio is very high. We think there are better sites to help the novice swingers among us.
One site we highly recommend is SwingLifeStyle.com (SLS). SLS casts a wide net of singles and couples across the US (and across the world, really). It also has a robust free membership system that allows you to create and view profiles, and contact other members. Free members are not nearly as limited as with most other lifestyle sites. SLS also has a fun network for finding people with similar interests (looking for swingers who enjoy snowboarding or yoga? There are groups for that). You will find links to local lifestyle events sponsored by large, accredited groups or individuals (everything from on-site swing parties to meet-n-greets at local bars).
There are a few other sites we recommend and hopefully we do a more in-depth analysis of those sites in future posts. We will also address how to create a successful profile and how to effectively communicate with couples that you are interested in (and those you want nothing more to do with). I hope we have at least started to answer your question. Keep checking back for more updates.
As always, have a lifestyle question? Ask a swinger!
P.S. Here is a list of a few other lifestyle sites we have explored. Some of these are fairly regional, so don't be surprised if you don't find a lot of members in your area. Each site has a different interface and different membership requirements. Happy exploring!
This is from a fun adventure a few weeks ago that I like to call Epic Night. Nothing quite like exploring a pussy with the girl's hand guiding you the entire way.
(We actually received the following question from a newbie couple that we have been emailing back and forth with on one of the swinger dating sites where we are members. I thought it was completely relevant to our mission here on the blog, and decided to share! This is my real response to the couple, and the woman wrote back that it made her feel a lot better. Hopefully it will help some of you feel better too! ~Maria)
My biggest worry in our swinging journey is that no one will want to swing with us because I am over weight and he is not. He has a great body and face . I am not even what he even goes for (look/ body type wise) but we had a good connection!
Here are some thoughts about your concern about your weight…Swinging, just like any other aspect of life, offers a complete cross-section of humanity. You will encounter all kinds of body types and looks: short, tall, skinny, fat, attractive, unattractive, etc. Not everyone looks like they walked off the set of mainstream porn (and that wouldn't be particularly exciting if that were the case anyway). As a big girl myself, I understand and empathize with your apprehension about whether or not you will be accepted in the swinger community (believe me, I've been there before). You will find people who appreciate you specifically because you are a bigger girl, either because you are the type they are naturally attracted to, or because you are different from what they are used to. That's the point of the lifestyle—to try out different partners. You may always feel some trepidation about your body before you get naked with new partners. This gets easier with experience. However, if you expect your body to be perfect before you show it off, you have essentially put on the brakes before you've even started. Would you demand the same perfection from your potential partners? Are you going to obsessively catalog your partners' flaws (a la Jerry Seinfeld)? Probably not. Hopefully you will be much too excited to get to the sex! Likewise, your partners will be much too excited to have sex with you to worry about weight(hint: some men and women think this is a turn-on). Remember: swingers are real people just like you with their own concerns about their own bodies. These very same people think you are sexy just the way you are. If you are truly concerned about the way you look not being received well, be upfront and advertise yourself honestly as a bigger girl. I guarantee you that you are desired as you are. You are the only person preventing you from getting naked and having sexy sexy fun!
(This wasn't part of my original response, but I am including a full body shot of myself here to show that I am a fat girl. I am confident about the way I look, and I have no shortage of play partners. In fact, I know that I am sought after because of the way I look!)
Bisexual, Bi-curious, Bi-friendly
These are three common terms used to describe people who fall somewhere along the spectrum between straight and gay.
Bisexual is pretty self-explanatory. Bisexual people enjoy adventures with both men and women (ranging from heavy petting and/or oral sex to sexual intercourse). Being bisexual does not mean you necessarily have or want anything more than a platonic relationship with members of either gender ("Sure, I'll fuck you, but I'm not taking you home to mom tomorrow). Most bisexual people do not require other threesome and orgy partners to also be bisexual. We prefer the couples we hook up with to include a bisexual woman so there is the possibility of girl time, but it's not a deal breaker.
Maria falls squarely into the bisexual category, enjoying a wide variety of sexual liaisons with men and women. Unfortunately for her, many of the women we encounter in the lifestyle who describe themselves as "bisexual" are in fact either bi-curious or bi-friendly.
Bi-curious sexual partners are those who fantasize about hot interludes with both sexes, but have never had either the prowess or opportunity to test their desires. Full-fledged bisexual partners must maintain patience with the bi-curious crowd and vice-versa. It is easy for a bisexual person to become frustrated when a self-proclaimed bi-curious partner shows little or no interest in sex. Such trepidation can stem from any number of factors, including self-confidence, lack of experience, or even an absence of attraction. Likewise, a bi-curious individual should not give up on his or her fantasy after one or two negative experiences. However, if you display a lengthy pattern of exciting talk with no action, you may need to reexamine your fantasies and keep them as just that.
Bi-friendly people – those who will allow light touching and/or kissing from people of the same gender during play times – are common in many swinging situations. Some might call it "heteroflexible," but we find that a mouthful (pun very much intended). It is important that the bi-friendly crowd identify themselves as such early in an encounter to avoid hurt feelings or unsolicited contact.
No one needs to lock themselves into one group forever. Just because you are bi-friendly now, doesn't mean you won't harbor more bisexual desires later. Likewise, bisexual partners can easily decide they are no longer attracted to either men or women in a sexual way. What is important is that you are true to yourself and your partners. Honesty is critical to making experiences enjoyable for everyone involved.
Two's company, three's more fun
Um, sex with multiple partners is fucking hot. Need I say more?
Let's back up a bit.
I am bisexual. I have known that I have liked girls since I was about five years old, but I didn't possess the vocabulary to understand what that really meant. Being a closeted bisexual teenager meant that I was acquainted with sexual deviance pretty early on, and got used to furtive sexual encounters of all kinds with both boys and girls. I found it impossible to remain faithful to my boyfriends because I was always also attracted to someone else. I attempted my first MMF threesome at the age of 16 (awkward failure), and tried to coordinate my first foursome (two couples) at 17 (we ended up all fucking in the same room, which was pretty hot). I think that I am hardwired to follow through on my attraction to others: I cannot imagine living my life and being monogamous because there are just sooooo many sexy people out there that I want to fuck. It has always been very easy for me to separate sex from love.
I have been swinging on and off for 15 years now, having started actively participating in group sex at the age of 18. At first (and for a long time) it was just about being able to have sex with people other than my primary partner because he and I were not really sexually (or romantically) compatible. This is a recipe for disaster in most swinging relationships, and it proved to be a good indicator that our relationship was dead, despite all of the fun we were having falling into bed with as many people as possible. It was a great way for me to have sex with other women without feeling guilty about "cheating."
And then I met Tony, and all of that changed. We met at a swinger party, actually, and everything just clicked. Swinging, sharing partners, with Tony became a bonding experience between us. It was, and is, an expression of our love for each other, while simultaneously letting us explore non-monogamy. It was then that I realized that group sex fulfilled me because I got to watch my partner with other people. It wasn't just about my own sexual satisfaction. Instead, I got off because Tony was getting off. There is truly nothing sexier to me than locking eyes with him while he is pounding away at some other woman. I'm not even sure how to explain that, really, but it feels like something akin to magic. Tony and I have mind-blowing sex on a regular basis, but our lovemaking goes to another level when we bring others to bed with us: the connection that we feel with each other just before, during, and after our romps are incomparable.
Tony and I understand that we will always be attracted to other people, and it would be ridiculous to suggest that we suppress those urges. We adore nudging each other when we are out and about and notice a hot woman that we would love to share! The best part is I know, without a doubt, Tony is the love of my life and my partner to the end. Even while we are exploring another couple, we are connected to each other in such a solid, almost tangible way. Swinging has become an intrinsic part of our relationship, and it flows seamlessly into our love for each other. We are living every couple's dream, and we love every second of it.
For me swinging is a simple fact of life. I was never able to be faithful to one partner. Some will call that a weakness, others a hard-wired fact of genetics (after all, if you can be born straight or gay, why can't you be born non-monogamous?). I enjoy the pursuit and excitement associated with finding new sex partners. I like sex (don't we all?). I think that aspect is incredibly basic. I simply don't think we could live without this feature of our lives.
I also enjoy immensely the sexual relations I share with Maria before, during, and after our swinging experiences. Everyone likes a little dirty talk in bed, right? But there's nothing better than knowing that you are going to back up all that talk with real action and adventure. The look Maria gets in her eyes during sex, the lustful gaze she shoots my way, and the way she moans and comes in someone's mouth or around a guy's dick all send me over the edge of ecstasy.
I recognize there are things I simply cannot give Maria. She is incredibly sexual and deeply desires other men and women. I know Maria longs for the touch, feel, and taste of women. It just would not be fair for me to deny her those inalienable pleasures I feel everyone should enjoy.
There is also a part of me that longs to please. I love the thought of women using me for their carnal desires – getting off like never before, with wild abandon. I want to be the fantasy fuck a woman has been longing for. I want help them find a beauty within themselves they thought was dormant (and let it burst free – over and over).
We also relish the winks, nods, and inside humor the lifestyle affords. We know that we are living many people's ultimate fantasy and that others would long to be in our shoes (let alone our pants). Being a strong, tried and true, committed swinger is an exclusive club. Not everyone can make it. But when you do, it's a wonderful thing.
In the end, I love Maria with all my heart. I want to give her everything she desires. I know she feels the same about me. Swinging – in a deep, intense, and desirous sense – truly brings us closer together.

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Tailgate Zingy Teriyaki Chicken Wings — Slow Cooker/Crock Pot Recipe. This is a great tailgating recipe for crock pots, slow cookers! Easy to make and so good! Party on! Ingredients: 3 Pounds chicken wings 1 Cup honey 1/2 Cup low-sodium soy sauce 2 Tablespoons ketchup w/out HFCS (I use Annie's Naturals Organic; or Simply […]
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Clay and Cotton celebrated a grand opening for their new Norton Commons location with a ribbon cutting and Company C trunk show on Oct.3.
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New Beginnings In The New Year
Mike Bramer is the executive director of the new YMCA at Norton Commons, opening Jan. 20. As a longtime team member at the YMCA, he shares his perspective for the New Year, his background and experience – and offers his own New Year's resolutions.
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As anyone familiar with the idyllic Norton Commons neighborhood can attest, the opportunity to call one of the area's spectacular new houses "home" can hold an irresistible draw.
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It is the heart of the heartland… Tells about the cult there, led by Michael Ryan, which ended with lurid murder trials… The expense of the Ryan case, along with massive flood damage from the 1993 rains that sent the Missouri over its banks, have essentially tapped Richardson County out. What the county government did not need was another death-penalty trial that would further drain its exchequer. Tells how Phillip DeVine, Lisa Lambert, and Teena Renae Brandon were found dead in Lisa Lambert's farmhouse, Dec. 31, 1993… Describes the lifestyle of Teena Renae Brandon, who disguised herself off as a man, and had romances with many women in the Falls City area… To pay for her romances, Teena Brandon had fallen into the bad habit of stealing. A.T.M. cards were once source of income, forged checks another, other people's credit card accounts another… Her arrests mounted up, but in most instances the cases were dismissed, the charges were dropped, or the county attorney declined to prosecute… Tells how she was arrested on a forgery charge… Even the real possibility of prison did not deter Teena Brandon from forging more checks and stealing more A.T.M. cards in order to meet the financial demands of courtship… Tells how she was raped by Lotter and Nissen after a Christmas Eve party. She filed a rape complaint against them. 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Amazon Expedition Macaw Clay Lick
(3 days / 2 night)
Duration: 3 Days & 2 Nights
Departures: Daily, all year
Travel to the amazon in search for an complete trip, full of adventure, with possibilities to find wild animals and the most attractive landscapes: The amazing macaw clay lick "collpa" in the Bahuaja-Sonene National Park ; recommended for people with short time, special for birdwatchers.
Reception at the airport of Puerto Maldonado and transportation to the WASAÍ Maldonado Ecolodge, where you will receive a welcoming tropical fruit beverage. You will travel for 3 to 4 hours in motorboat trip up the Tambopata river to WASAI Tambopata Lodge (box lunch on board). During the trip into the heart of the rainforest we will be able to observe clouds of butterflies, birds of the tropical rainforest passing above the boat, caymans, capybaras and many other species of the local wildlife. We will also pass by typical amazon communities. Reception and accommodation at Wasai Tambopata lodge.
Introductory walk to understand rainforest ecosystems and see some of the amazing trees. Return to the lodge for dinner.
We will enjoy diverse sounds of the jungle which will accompany our first night in the amazon. Sleep at WASAI Tambopata Lodge. (L, D).
Early wake up at 4:30 am to take a light breakfast (coffee or mate), to begin with our 40-minute travel upstream to the Macaw Clay Lick "El Chuncho" in the Bahuaja-Sonene National Park.We will have the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful natural sceneries and wildlife of the riverbanks. At our arrival, if weather permits, we will observe one of the greatest wildlife spectacles where hundreds of parrots and different species of macaws gather to eat clay, an unforgettable experience that makes this one of the greatest tours in the amazon. Then, we will walk through the river beach searching for animal footprints while we have refreshment. In the middle morning we return to the lodge to have breakfast and then take a rest to relax or do the adventure activities like: zip line, tree climbing, etc. or enjoy the facilities and the surroundings of Wasai.
(At around 11 am) We leave again to take a 10 minute river journey to enjoy "Cascadas del Gato"
(Cat Cascades), where we will swim in a "natural Jacuzzi". If you wish, you can fish in the river, habitat of more than 250 species of fish or go kayaking on the river.
After lunch, we will have an ethno botanical walk into the rainforest by the Tambopata cross path, to learn about plants and medicinal trees of the area; and to observe the amazing jungle ecosystem where we will see walking palm trees, giant lupuna trees, snake trees and so on. At nightfall, we embark again to make a nocturnal caiman search.
Night at WASAI Tambopata Lodge. (B, L, D)
Enjoy the sunrise from your terrace, walk around the lodge before breakfast.
After breakfast we will return by boat to Puerto Maldonado to take our flight to Lima or Cuzco. (B)
This amazon tour is ideal for nature lovers and bird watchers… join us for an amazing experience!
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- 11:10amNews: Splendour In The Grass 2013 Lineup
The Splendour In The Grass 2013 lineup has landed with Inertia favourites Wavves , Unknown Mortal Orchestra, The Bamboos and Hermitude among the mix!
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- 8:36pmNews: Hermitude win Coopers AMP/Australian Music Prize for 2013!
Hermitude have taken out this years AMP Award beating out 9 other finalists and pocketing $30,000!
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Independent Sydney community radio station FBi 94.5FM has posted its 100 Most Played Artists of 2012.
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Gluten-Free Valentine's Day Dulce de Leche Deliciousnessby Silvana Nardone in Gluten-Free, February 12, 2014
No need for a box of chocolates to signify Valentine's Day this year. Instead, just look to your pantry for a sweet-salty idea that will melt anyone's heart. This dessert combines comforting chocolate chip cookies and tempting dulce de leche, which makes up the molten center. The fact that these stuffed cookies also happen to be gluten-free — that's the sweetest part of all.
Gluten-Free Salted Molten Chocolate Chip Dulce-de-Leche–Stuffed Cookies
Makes: 10
1¼ cups Silvana's Kitchen Gluten-Free All-Purpose Flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
½ teaspoon baking soda
½ teaspoon sea salt, plus more for sprinkling
½ cup unsalted butter, at room temperature
½ cup granulated sugar
¼ cup packed brown sugar
1 large egg, at room temperature
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
¾ cup semisweet mini chocolate chips
¼ cup store-bought dulce de leche
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F. Grease or line 10 mini muffin cups with paper liners. In a small bowl, whisk together the flour, baking power, baking soda and salt.
In a large bowl and using a fork, beat together the butter, granulated sugar and brown sugar until fluffy, about 2 minutes. Beat in the egg and vanilla. Gradually mix in the flour mixture; stir in the mini chocolate chips.
Using a 1½-inch scoop or a rounded tablespoon, place the dough into the prepared muffin cups, pressing down gently to line the cups evenly. Top each with 1 teaspoon dulce de leche and a pinch of sea salt. Top each with another flattened out scoop of the dough; cover the filling and press gently to seal; sprinkle the tops with sea salt. Bake until golden, about 12 minutes. Let cool for at least 5 minutes before removing from the pan.
Silvana Nardone is the author of Cooking for Isaiah: Gluten-Free & Dairy-Free Recipes for Easy, Delicious Meals and the upcoming Silvana's Gluten-Free and Dairy-Free Kitchen: Timeless Favorites Transformed.
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The cinnamon and sugar caramelizes under the batter
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We're bringing on a new coffee from Intelly. This is an El Salvadorian coffee grown on the side of a volcano. The coffee cherry was allowed to ripen past the usual red stage, and into a deep burgundy stage, which makes for a rounder, more complex cup. It's a bourbon varietal, which is a lower-yielding, more fragile cultivar that tends to have lots of fruit notes. It was a hard year for this particular region. There was an outbreak of leaf rust, which caused damage to lots of farms in the area, but this farm was protected by its elevation.
We will be pouring this up at all our locations starting this week. Thanks to the folks at Intelly for putting together such awesome info on this farm. If you're curious, here's the whole thing.
Brussels rising Wednesday 10/22
Where will you be when the Brussels Sprout Sandwich rises again?
When we put the Brussels Sprout sandwich on the menu last fall, it unleashed Brussels Mania. Everyone dreaded the day it would retreat from the menu, and some people started to do some pretty strange things to prepare.
Some ate two or three in a day. Others, trapped without a Clover nearby, tried to recreate the sandwich at home. Some employees (I'm not mentioning names) threatened to quit their jobs if the brussels didn't remain on the menu in some form.
When we finally pulled the sandwich in early spring, long after brussels were out of season in Masachusetts, a group of customers begged us to take their pictures with their "last brussels sprout sandwich." It was then that we knew that the brussel must rise again.
Finally, that day has come. Chris, who directs our food, has been doing some sleuthing, and he finally got word that there are brussels coming out of the ground at Joe Czajkowski Farm in Hadley.
This means that the brussel is back at Clover starting TOMORROW (Wednesday), 11am, at all Clover restaurants. Where will you be when Brussel rises?
PS: Brussels Sprout 2014 has a higher percentage of local ingredients than Brussel Sprout 2013:
-Sour Cream Dijon Spread
-Smoked Cheddar from Grafton, Vermont
-Fried Brussels Sprouts from Joe Czajkowski Farm, Hadley, Mass
-Pickled Red Cabbage from Next Barn Over Farm, Hadley, Mass
-Toasted Hazelnuts
The paw paws have landed.
It looks like an alien, and tastes like a cross between a mango and a banana. It's more tropical than any fruit you'll find in the tropics, and yet it was born in Massachusetts. It cannot be sold in stores because it's too delicate to survive transit. So you have to know someone who knows someone to get it.
Squash sandwich?
Squash is going to be one of my favorite things to cook this winter. I used to not like it, or think that it was only suited to certain flavors and preparations. But there are so many varieties, and it's suited to so many flavors. That picture is from Harvest Dinner last year, Mike and Enzo made a maple-hot chili glaze for one of those giant Hubbard Squashes. I've been eating butternut with tahini at home.
Chris came to us saying that Ray is harvesting lots of squash over the next few weeks. Squash and kale.
So Squash is the subject of our next Food Development meeting. We've been coming up with some insane new seasonal sandwiches. The Japanese Sweet Potato. The Sharan. When done right these are as good or better than some of our core sandwiches.
Got any ideas for Squash? Leave your comments below, or better yet, join us at Food Dev Tuesdays at 3pm at the HUB.
Sharan better than ever
Danya from Queen's Greens Farm is selling us 750lbs of local organic cauliflower. It arrives today. We're putting it straight into the Sharan sandwich.
By the way, the Sharan is on its last 7 days at Clover.
Get it now, better than ever.
We live in apple country
Local apples are hitting the menu soon. Apple soda, deep fried apple rings, fresh apples on our Oatmeal and Granola at breakfast. This is our current seasonal lemonade: Apple Lemonade. Look at that beautiful orange-pink color.
We'll be getting our apples from Lookout Farm in Natick, Mass.
Who wants to help us come up with an apple sandwich?
Hadley-grown corn in your winter CSA this season
Michael Docter farms the land at Winter Moon Roots in Hadley. This year he's offering a Winter CSA for the third year in a row at Clover. Every other week, you can pick up a bag of organic root vegetables (beets, radishes, parsnips, potatoes, garlic, carrots, etc).
This year, Michael is working with a corn farmer and Mi Tierra Tortillas to create a true non-GMO, organic heirloom corn tortilla. This is sort of crazy. If you read anything about food policy, you may know that corn is one of those crops that you can rarely get organic and non-GMO. And the best part is that they're really tasty.
I'm buying my share today and getting ready for tacos, nachos, huevos rancheros, migas, and tortilla soup! Signups are now open to the public, get yours today!
The cinnamon and sugar caramelizes under the batter
Our new 3pm special is Apple Rings. We take slices of apples, toss them with cinnamon and sugar, and then toss them in a batter. When they hit the fryer, that cinnamon and sugar caramelizes under the batter, and makes a beautiful little crust.
Come by and try these after 3pm only…
Tempura sesame seeds
A lot of you are asking what's the crunch on top of that new Japanese Sweet Potato Sandwich.
Enzo came up with a really cool idea. We make these "tempura sesame seeds" in small batches. First, we mix up a tempura batter (carbonated water, a bit of cornstarch, rice flour), and throw white sesame seeds into the bowl, then toss everything in the fryer. When I tasted these little crispies, I said "It tastes like a Japanese restaurant!"
If you haven't had our Japanese Sweet Potato sandwich yet, we'll have it for the next few weeks, while we can still get local and organic sweet potatoes and red cabbage.
Concord Grape Whoopie Pies at 5pm at CloverHSQ
Concord grapes are the last burst of summer around here. They're on their last days. We thought we'd celebrate with a little Concord Grape trivia. Sam of Lowell Hall at Harvard won. He's going to be coming back for a box of free whoopie pies. Maybe if you're nice, he'll share with you?
Tonight at 5, Kim's going t be making Concord grape compote and folding it into our cream cheese/heavy cream filling, nestling it inside 2 chocolate cakes, and selling til we run out.


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Neyland Stadium
Attendance: 102,455
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Knoxville, TN (Sports Network) - Jeff Driskel threw a pair of touchdown passes and ran for 81 yards, leading the 18th-ranked Florida Gators past No. 23 Tennessee, 37-20.
In back-to-back weeks, the Gators (3-0, 2-0 SEC) won on the road against a conference opponent, beating Texas A&M last Saturday. Trey Burton added two scores on 91 yards for Florida on just three carries. Mike Gillislee ran for 115 yards, as the Gators beat the Volunteers for the eighth straight time.
Tennessee (2-1, 0-1) led the Gators at halftime 14-10, but after missing an extra point off a one-yard touchdown score to give them a 20-13 lead, the Volunteers gave up 24 unanswered points.
"We have put a tremendous emphasis on winning the fourth quarter and winning the second half and wearing down our opponent," said Gators coach Will Muschamp. "That's something that we've been able to do in the first three games. Again, that's something that our kids have bought into."
Tyler Bray struggled in the second half after throwing two touchdowns through the first two quarters. He finished 22-of-44 for 257 yards and threw two interceptions that Florida converted touchdowns.
"We're good, we're moving, we're tempo-ing, we're getting first downs," said Tennessee coach Derek Dooley, "And we just hit a bad stretch at the wrong time."
Jordan Reed caught a team-high five passes for 60 yards, including a 23-yard touchdown grab that gave Florida the go-ahead score. With just under 10 minutes to play in the game, Driskel connected with Frankie Hammond Jr. on a 75-yard catch and run touchdown to give Florida a 14-point advantage.
Caleb Sturgis was 3-for-3 on field goal attempts for the Gators, connecting on kicks of 20, 25 and 49 yards.
The Gators scored the first points of the game after Lerentee McCray intercepted Bray and returned it 25 yards to the Vols' 35. On the third play of the drive, Burton scurried into the end zone from 14 yards out.
After forcing the Gators to go three and out on their next possession, Bray led a 60-yard scoring drive in three plays. After connecting with Justin Hunter on 42-yard strike, Bray hit Cordarrelle Patterson on a 2-yard slant pattern for a touchdown.
On Tennessee's following possession, Bray connected with Patterson on a 4th- and-9 to give the Volunteers a first down on the Florida 18. Four plays later, Bray connected with Mychal Rivera for a 6-yard touchdown to give the Vols a 14-7 lead.
Florida scored two field goals, one on its last possession of the half and another on its first possession of the second half.
Bray led a 12-play, 81 yard scoring drive on Tennessee's first possession of the third, capped by a one-yard touchdown run by middle linebacker A.J. Johnson. However, place kicker Derrick Brodus missed the PAT, which only gave Tennessee a seven point lead.
The Vols were forced three and out on their following possession, and on the Gators' first play from scrimmage, Burton took the handoff 80 yards for a touchdown.
Referee: Matt Austin
Umpire: Wilbur Hacket Jr.
Head Linesman: Lane Thomas
Line Judge: Michael Taylor
Side Judge: Rob Skelton
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This revelation has received less than a thousandth of the media coverage that attended the original "epidemic". Why is there not more sense of scandal? Are health correspondents embarrassed about the role they played in stoking the panic? Or is it simply that health scares sell more newspapers than government bungling?
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Welsh rugby club, Scarlets Rugby, have teamed up with augmented reality innovators Blippar to launch a new interactive flyer in a bid to get a sales boost of 2014/15 season tickets .
Blippar is the leading mobile image-recognition platform for publishers, brands and advertisers and brings all types of print products to life. Aside from Scarlets Rugby they have worked with Pepsi, TIME Inc, Unilever, Nestle, P&G, Jaguar and many others. So the club's in good company!
The 'Invest. Inspire. Ignite.' flyer launched today gives the reader a through-the-looking-glass view of Scarlets matchday including a walk through the home dressing room. With the help of Blippar, the Scarlets bring the static, physical world to life enhancing supporters' Parc y Scarlets matchday experience wherever they are.
"As a leading sports club and facilities venue we have already showed our ambition to become a showcase for energy efficiency within stadia environments shortlisted as one of six finalists across the globe in Stadium Business Summit Awards. Today's release of our interactive flyer shows what ambition we have to make strides in other areas of the business.
Scarlets is a name that resonates across the rugby world and we continue to strive to be the best. We are excited by the release of our interactive flyer and hope that our supporters will welcome this interactive communication tool. This is merely a taste of what's to come!" – Scarlets General Manager, Jon Daniels
It's an interesting move, a first for a UK rugby club. We've seen glimpses of the use of AR in sport before through the Aurasma's sponsorship of Tottenham Hotspur. When first announced the new kit launch campaign had AR integrated into it and proved a hit with fans and the industry. And this was back in 2011! But we've not seen any major take up, missing out on the possibilities that the use of AR provides. To many it may be seen as cost prohibitive?
It will be interesting to see both the pick up from trade (and normal) press and, more importantly, the fans. The final measure will be season ticket sales for the 2014-15 season, then it will be seen if it lasts more than the one summer promo.
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The OSA program honors staff at the university level who have been recognized officially by their units as outstanding staff of the year and is sponsored by the Office of the President and the Staff Senate. Colleges and other units that sponsor awards programs are invited to participate in the program, and registration of honorees is open for this year until August 29. Official invitations are extended to honorees, unit heads and other guests for the event that takes place every October. This is a special opportunity for outstanding staff to meet and be recognized personally by President Capilouto. To request additional information on the program, please contact Chair Holly Jones Clark at email@example.com or (859) 257-9242.


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Frozen blueberries have the same nutritional benefits as fresh ones. To freeze blueberries, single layer them on a cookie sheet and place in the freezer. Once frozen, transfer the berries to an airtight plastic bag and freeze. The blueberries you buy already frozen are IQF, or individually quick frozen, meaning they are flash frozen at very low temperatures to ensure they don't clump together. Many home cooks prefer baking with frozen versus fresh blueberries as fresh are more inclined to color leeching. Use frozen blueberries in pancakes, loaves, cakes and muffins.
Coat frozen blueberries with a thin layer of flour or a starch -- such as cornstarch or tapioca -- before adding them to your batter. Add 1 tbsp. of all-purpose flour or starch per cup of frozen blueberries to a bowl, then add the berries. Toss the blueberries around in the bowl, ensuring complete coverage.
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Many states are moving to delay or alter test-based accountability for schools and teachers, as tests associated with the Common Core State Standards head for their debut nationwide in the coming school year. The changes—some proposed and some already in effect—are also taking place as states consider the status of their waivers from certain portions [...]
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By Cindy Long The Obama administration approved eight additional states for flexibility from key provisions of No Child Left Behind (NCLB) yesterday, bringing the total number of states with waivers to 19. Eighteen other states and Washington, D.C. also applied for waivers and their applications are still under review. U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan announced [...]
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AndroidPIT Forum - Thread "We Search for developper android dor small project as a freelancer. We pay good." This feed contains the most recent forum posts at www.androidpit.com in the thread "We Search for developper android dor small project as a freelancer. We pay good.". urn:androidpit:forum:thread:8041b27755cdd71fe2742ea5808dd948 2011-01-20T23:55:15Z 2011-01-20T23:55:15Z We Search for developper android dor small project as a freelancer. We pay good. Steeve N. urn:androidpit:forum:post:7a5f4ee1f1e573e2a9619e6b0d03d1a9 2011-01-20T23:55:15Z 2011-01-20T23:48:09Z Dear developper

We are searching for developers on Android to create small project to integrate inside our Emergency System for Call Center. All developers will contract as freelancer.

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Citing changes in the economy, charter management firm FirstFlight has sold its West Coast division less than a year after launching it. Richard Hodkinson, who served as president of the division, plans to re-launch the business from its Van Nuys facility as JetCore.
European very light jet charter service Blink has launched what it claims to be business aviation's first frequent-flier program. Through BlinkFocus, customers can bank 10 percent of the value of their charter bookings made at "full fare" rates to use for subsequent flights. There is no limit to the amount of credit that can be accrued and it never expires, according to the company.
Delta Air Lines plans to base a new subsidiary in Minneapolis that would take over all customer service duties for Delta Connection unit Comair and Northwest Airlink carriers Mesaba and Compass Airlines by this year's third quarter, according to an internal memo sent to employees.
ATR took in record revenues of $1.3 billion in 2008 and says that despite the financial crisis it will top that figure this year. John Moore, the company's senior vice president commercial, told AIN that when Toulouse, France-based ATR made predictions at the beginning of last year, the 2009 market conditions were "not expected by anybody."
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All applicants, with the exception of those to the London Dramatic Academy program, must complete the
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The following scale is used to rank applications:
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Applications that might require additional consideration are reviewed by the Study Abroad Selection Committee (this committee's recommendations are final).
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Opportunities for short-term study at foreign destinations are open to students currently matriculated at Fordham University (or, in some cases, another institution). In order to receive credit, applicants must complete the the appropriate short-term application. For students appying to a Fordham program,
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* Core curriculum courses are not to be taken abroad. Major/minor advisor and Fordham's Director of Study Abroad must approve courses to be taken abroad in advance. Program forms requesting official university approval must be signed by Fordham's Director of Study Abroad.
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* Students applying to programs in non-English speaking countries will need to take a program language placement test. Since a poor placement may require doing course work abroad that amounts to duplication of courses already taken at Fordham, it is important to weigh the situation carefully and to avoid a "gap" in language study.
Fordham per-term tuition charges cover tuition for the London Dramatic Academy, GSB's London Spring Program, and Fordham in Granada as well as the Korea, Mexico, Brazil and Spain exchange programs. Given the student's continuing eligibility, all Fordham financial aid will be portable for these programs except room specific aid, work-study and Metro Grants. Tuition Remission, Tuition Exchange and FACHEX will continue in place for the programs mentioned above.
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Fordham financial aid will be prorated, it cannot exceed the actual aid the student would be eligible for if in attendance at Fordham, and is subject to the following caps: 1) up to $5000 per semester for full year study at approved programs; 2) up to $3000 per semester for one-term study at approved programs in Africa, the Far and Middle East, Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, and Latin America; 3) up to $2250 per semester for one-term study at all other approved programs.
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Students normally arrange and pay for their own travel to and from the study abroad site. Some programs provide airport meet-and-greet services; look for details in acceptance materials.
Students are required to show proof of appropriate medical and accident insurance and to secure additional insurance when required by the program.
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I don't know where the first poster got their information, but he/she must not have had children in the same LPCS I know and love. The teachers, all staff, administration and school board have such an obvious love for this school that permeates into each student. The level of education is comparable to private or prep school. Not only is 'No Child Left Behind', every student is encouraged to excel! My children have gone on to other, larger schools at almost a grade level above average -- with writing, speaking and technology skills that rival many colleges!
Region appropriate limited education. Narrow focus on meeting childrens needs for the future, fails to prepare children for life beyond the small town politics/social structure. Faculty leadership strongly uncooperative with parents/students concerns. Prime example of ego getting in the way of education, misused tax dollars, and responsible for lack of econimic growth in surrounding community.
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