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AT ILLINOIS2013 Sophomore: Ranked ninth in the Big Ten and third on the team in tackles per game (8.1) ... Started all 12 games at middle linebacker, posting 97 tackles, 6.5 TFLs, 1.0 sack, one PBU, one QB hurry and one forced fumble ... Had one TFL and five tackles at Purdue ... Had eight tackles and a PBU at Penn State ... Led the team with 14 tackles against Michigan State ... Recorded his first career QB hurry against Wisconsin ... Forced his third career fumble at Nebraska ... Had eight tackles, including 1.5 TFLs, against Miami (Ohio) ... Recorded 12 tackles against Washington ... Recorded career highs with a solo sack and 2.0 TFLs among 10 tackles against Cincinnati ... Had eight tackles and a half-TFL in season-opener against SIU ... Academic All-Big Ten honoree.
2012 Freshman: Named to Phil Steele's second-team freshman All-America team ... Led the entire Illinois squad and all Big Ten freshmen in tackles with 86 ... Played in all 12 games and made 10 starts as a true-feshman ... Had six TFLs, 1.5 sacks, two forced fumbles, one interception, one pass break-up and one fumble recovery to go along with his team-high 86 tackles ... Earned Illinois Point Award as top Defensive Big Skill Player at annual postseason banquet ... Made seven tackles, including one TFL, against Purdue ... Registered a game- and career-high 15 tackles, including 1.5 TFLs and a half-sack against Minnesota to earn his second Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors ... Recorded seven tackles, including one for a loss, and his career first PBU at Ohio State ... Made 10 tackles against Indiana ... Registered a team-high eight tackles and recovered a fumble for the first time in his career at Michigan ... Earned Big Ten Freshman of the Week Honors (10/1) after recording a game-high 11 tackles and forcing a fumble against Penn State ... Registered seven tackles, including a half-sack, against Louisiana Tech ... Recorded the first interception of his career, 1.5 TFLs and five tackles against Charleston Southern ... Registered four tackles, including a half-TFL and half-sack at Arizona State ... Recorded one tackle and forced a fumble in his Illini debut against Western Michigan.
High School: A three-star recruit by Scout.com and Rivals.com ... Ranked the No. 33 inside linebacker in the nation by Scout.com ... Two-time Division IV Defensive Player of the Year and two-time Associated Press Division IV first-team All-State ... 2011 Ohio Cardinal Conference Defensive Player of the Year ... Had 129 tackles, 13 tackles for loss and three sacks in 2011 ... Set the area's single-season tackles record with 191 in 2010 ... Is Orrville's career leader tackles ... Played in the Ohio/Pennsylvania Big 33 All-Star Game ... High honor roll student with a 4.0 grade point average ... High school coach was Doug Davavlt. Personal: Son of Jan and John Monheim ... Born Dec. 16, 1992 ... Has two brothers and two sisters ... Majoring in kinesiology.
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If you read my last post, you know that the Hatch Chile Store graciously sent me some frozen Hatch green chiles straight from Hatch, New Mexico! I have a bunch of yummy recipes to share with you, and the first was this Hatch Green Chile Sauce, as it is used in most of the other recipes. I have visited New Mexico and wish I was close enough to buy these fresh, but if you're hundreds of miles away like I am, the Hatch Chile Store has got you covered. Be sure to check them out on Facebook, too, for lots of fun giveaways and recipes.
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Hatch Green Chile Sauce Made with Chiles from The Hatch Chile Store
Other than the time that my good friend Brittanie of Three Diets One Dinner sent me some fresh Hatch green chiles (side note: this was the exchange that sparked Paleo Pen Pals), I've only ever had access to canned green chiles around here. That doesn't stop me from using them all the time, but I'd much rather have the real deal! So, I was super stoked when Preston from The Hatch Chile Store contacted me about trying out their frozen, roasted chiles - straight from the source in Hatch, New Mexico! Preston's family has over 300 acres of farmland in the Hatch Valley where they grow their chiles. They have four varieties, ranging from mild to extra-hot. I chose the Hot Frozen Whole Hatch Green Chiles and these are no-joke-hot! If anyone tries the extra-hot, let me know if you survive the heat. ;)
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Our Journey With Introducing Solids: Successes and Failures with Baby Led Weaning and Purees
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As a strong real food advocate and soon to be holistic nutrition practitioner, I had a little twinkle in my eye anytime I thought about the day Baby A started eating real food. After hours upon hours (upon hours) of research, I decided Baby Led Weaning (BLW) was the best choice for us. We planned to skip any kind of cereal and even purees and instead allow Baby A to feed himself foods that were suitably sized and soft enough for his little toothless mouth to handle. I had visions of sitting at the dining room table together eating our breakfast while Baby A happily munched away on slices of banana. Well, guess what? The choice wasn't really ours to make - the baby is the one who gets to choose. A lesson I am learning over and over again as a new parent. Here is a little glimpse into our journey so far...
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Paleo Valentine's Day Dessert - Grain Free Apple Crisp
I've heard a rumor that not all of us out there are chocolate lovers. I'd like to believe this just can't be true, but...to each his own. :) Chocolate usually finds its way into most of my sweet treats, but I don't want anyone to feel left out so today I have a warm, delicious Grain Free Apple Crisp recipe for you! This would be a perfect alternative to the traditional Valentine's Day chocolates and desserts.
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Saturday, February 1, 2014
Paleo Chocolate Covered Strawberries - Sweets for your Valentine's Day Sweetie!
Valentine's Day is almost here! We usually celebrate with a simple dinner at home and a special dessert. Before we discovered Paleo, we usually picked up a box of chocolates, a few cupcakes or some cookies. Following a Paleo way of eating doesn't mean we have to give up our sweet treats, though!
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Is there a link I can click to see the full bracket and team members? The WCG website seems to be... defacing itself.
when is this match ? 02 00 am europe ?
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i hear this match isnt being streamed... someone else on the forums said it, dont know if troll or not, and after tonight REALLY wouldnt be surprised.
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Why are you downvoting the guy saying it wont be streamed? I think he's right. The schedule I saw on stream today said CLG vs Italian team and they're only going to be streaming one game tomorrow afaik. WCG sets a new standard for e-sports eh? They never cease to amaze.
actually they said that they will stream league of legends first,this match obviously
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The latest round of increases started with Atlas Tube Inc., a subsidiary of Chicago-based JMC Steel Group Inc., which on Thursday told customers it would boost prices by a minimum of $40 per ton for all HSS shapes through 12 inches square and HSS rounds through 20 inches in outside diameter. The move was effective with new orders, but orders already on the books would be kept at current prices through Nov. 26 shipments, it said.
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Visiting Cleveland, which restaurants I should not miss ?
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- collegedad35 Feb 27, 2010 08:24 PM
I am going to be in Cleveland for a few weeks, and probably will not come back. Which restaurant I should not miss, i.e. I can not find the same food in another city. I have eaten at Lola, Crop, Moxie, Cleveland Chophouse, Yours Truly. All of these restaurants are good except Cleveland Chop House. Just saw Whitmore BBQ on TV . Where else should I go. I am from Orange County, California. As always, your recommendations are greatly appreciated.
I don't have a lot of experience with Whitmore's, but I would recommend Hot Sauce Williams. I've had more experience there. The ribs or the Polish boy.
Bar Cento has been one of my favorite restaurants since it opened. I vacillate between recommending them and not, as I've had some issues with their consistency. My last two meals there were excellent and I feel like I can recommend again. The pasta with pork and the lamb were two of the best meal I've had in a long time. And they have no consistency issues at all with their fries. They've been excellent 100% of the time for almost as long as they've been open. They're one of the best restaurants in the city and they serve a style of food that I can enjoy very often.
Moxie is my standard chowhound recommendation. I'm glad you had a good experience. If you go back, I think you'll find that they're the most consistent restaurant in the area.
re: stuart
I heard some restaurants in Cleveland area were featured on Food Network's Diners, Drive By, and Dives Show. Do you know which one is it ? Is it truly fantastic ?
re: collegedad35
Hmm.... There've been a few. Lucky's and Parkview Nightclub were both definitely on DDD. I think they filmed a segment at Melt and it's scheduled to air soon.
I've only been to Parkview Nightclub once, but I had a good meal. I'm looking forward to going back.
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Momocho and Geraci's were also on DDD.
The parkview is ok, but just not that great. Very awesome atmosphere and good people, but the food just isn't that great. Food at Lucky's is very good, if a little expensive (for here - you being from OC will probably think it's a bargain, ha ha) but the lines there have become horrible ever since being on DDD. Melt was also on DDD recently and their wait times were already through the roof - up to 2 hours to get a table and food usually takes at least 45 minutes to an hour to arrive, not worth it, even though the food is great.
Michael Symon also owns Lolita, which is a totally different dining experience than Lola, I would recommend it. I'd also highly recommend a couple of Zach Bruell restaurants - Chinato, which is his newest venture and is on the same street as Lola, and L'Albatross, which is in the University Circle area (near University Hospitals/Case Western Reserve University). Both deliver outstanding food. On the lower end of things, I would highly recommend Slyman's for a corned beef sandwich. You can get very good corned beef other places, but Slyman's is not only the most delicious in town (and very reasonably priced), but IMO it's a quintessential Cleveland experience. It's a very small diner and everyone is on top of each other, so you're forced to be friendly to your neighbor and it's a very unique and cool dining experience - it's truly a place where you will easily see a high end banker in a suit rubbing shoulders with a janitor, rubbing shoulders with a secretary, etc. People from all walks of life, all races, all income levels are there and the corned beef is just excellent.
JMO but I do not recommend Hot Sauce Williams. I have never had a good meal from there and the restaurant has had a lot of crime in it.
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rocklandroller1, any comments on Whitmore BBQ. I am staying at Marriott in Beachwood, which location is closer ?
re: collegedad35
I have never heard of it.
re: collegedad35
I haven't heard anything good about Whitmore's. Honestly, Cleveland isn't a great BBQ town.
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I'm pretty sure Whitmore's shut it's doors. At least the one in Cleveland Hts. and Oakwood Village did.
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if you're looking for bbq you could always try hot sauce williams. the ribs and pulled pork are good (sweet, ketchup based sauce) and the fried chicken is tops. i think there are three locations but i've only been to the one on superior.
i agree with the bar cento recommendation. it is relatively inexpensive, they have a KILLER beer selection and the food is delicious. right across from the west side market too!
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There is a Whitmore's located on Harvard, but believe me when I tell you "You don't want none of this." You COULD try the B&M on Rockside (the B&M sans bulletproof glass) which is a sit down place that used to be an old Donato's. Repeating what has already been said on here many times, BBQ is severely lacking in Cuyahoga County. I recommend B&M only as an alternative for someone who is seriously jonesing.
There's a place in Lorain County called Rotuno's that is good, but from where you're at it isn't worth the drive solely to go there.
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Not to mention that G Bush stop for lunch was Slyman's for that specific corned beef sandwich. This is when he visited Cleveland I believe in 2008
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I concur that Slymans is not to be missed. I have never had corned beef this good. I wish they would open a place in Wisconsin!
Slyman's Restaurant
3106 Saint Clair Ave NE, Cleveland, OH 44114
re: agedcheddar
You should hit New York. I am looking forward to trying Slyman's on my trip to Cleveland next week, but my usual haunt is Katz's. I am sure I am going to like it though!
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I adore Katz's, but when it comes to corned beef I don't think there's any comparison. Slyman's is much better, IMHO. The only drawback is that you have to ask for brown mustard. Otherwise, you can doctor the yellow stuff with the horseradish that's on every table.
Slyman's Restaurant
3106 Saint Clair Ave NE, Cleveland, OH 44114
Lucky's Cafe in the Tremont area for sure! It's a great farm to table restaurant with fantastic food and a small dessert case to die for!
Greenhouse Tavern was named best restaurant by Bon App. magazine and the chef there is a James Beard nominee this year, they have wonderful duck fat fries.
Mike Symon's new burger joint in Woodmere, ohio is cool as well, 16 tap beers and burgers I'd drive two hours for because they are that good...."The B Spot"
re: collegedad35
In the same Woodmere plaza is Taza which is a Lebanese grill - very good. Also in the same plaza Woodmere plaza is Paladar and their flavor is Latino food - very good. Just thought I would mention them if you get a craving for ethnic food. Not sure how it would compare to ethnic food in OC but I know you can find better ethnic food in LA than in Cleveland. Saffron Patch (Indian) has a wonderful lunch buffet on Chagrin - east of I-271 near the Warrensville Ctr intersection. Enjoy your trip - if you are coming any time soon, be prepared for SNOW!
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I disagree with Saffron Patch. It is 2 minutes away from home and we went there once. It is now crossed off my list. The food was bland and service was below average. I asked for recommenadtions for my son and the plate they chose for us was disgusting; not only my son could not eat it, neither did we. The member who posed the question is asking for restaurants not to be missed and this is one is definitely to be missed. I will add to the ethnic restaurants Aladdin on Som Center: Shawarma Platter is amazing
re: collegedad35
The "Fat Doug" just won best burger at the south beach food & wine festival.
I just want to say BBQ in Cleveland IS to be missed. I imagine 9/10 cities have better BBQ. Lots of good suggestions here though. Do try the Symon burger joint, I have heard nothing but good things. The Fat Doug burger just won a national competition.
My top 3 restaurants in Cleveland are as follows: L'Albatros, Crop Bistro & Lolita. A close 4th would be Momocho.
I'll throw Shaker Square's hat into the ring. You can't go wrong at Sarava (Brazilian mainly) or Sasa (Japanese and other asian, small plates, sushi, etc.) Balaton (Eastern European) is good if you're looking for big portions, Fire uses lots of local, sustainable ingredients and has great seasonal choices. Just around the corner, up Larchmere is Felice where you'll find good food and great service. Really, you could just walking around the Square stopping in and trying a small plate here, an appetizer there. Have fun in Cleveland!
Definitely, don't miss Tommy's on Coventry! It is a happy place. Lots of vegeterian dishes, some vegan specials but my favorite is the Cee bee sandwich. Toasted pita bread filled with humus, warm falafel, tomato, sprouts, cheese and sunflower seeds. Everything melts in your mouth. It is amazing. My second choice is a lighter version with Baba ghanouj,warm falafel, mushrooms, and the above veggies in a toasted pita bread. I heard that their strawberries smoothie is to die for. I also tried a special vegan dish : Hungarian goulash and it was great. I am not even vegeterian. I sit at the bar and watch the amazing cooks working.vegeterian by the way
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Oh! and for breakfast and Brunch, since you are not too far away from Woodmere I suggest the Original House of pancakes, across the street from Eaton place. This is not Ihop. Far from it. Not only they have every sort of pancakes (banana, apple, chocolate, caramel,..) but also try their omelets. My favorite is the smoked salmon one and a close second is the spinach, feta, sundried tomatoes. All omelets come with 3 pancakes, your choice. Enjoy! Please make sure to let us know what recommendations worked for you from an OC tourist point of view
re: diver4
I love the Original House of Pancakes, especially their huge cinnamony apple pancake, and it's my "go to" restaurant for breakfast in my travels. However, it's worth pointing out that they are nationwide, including a location in Orange County CA (Aliso Viejo) where the OP lives, so it's not going to meet the request for "I can not find the same food in another city".
re: nsxtasy
I did not know they are a chain. Mmmm!!! points down!
re: diver4
They are a chain - but the two Cleveland outlets are locally owned by a couple who work very hard in the stores. I confess to an occasional breakfast there - but if its lunchtime - I'm at B Spot, across the street at Eton. Awesome burgers etc.
re: diver4
diver4, thank for your time, I tried Original House of Pancakes on my previous visit to Cleveland. It was very good and I plan to try their location here in OC, California. Following are restaurants people should not miss when visiting Cleveland: Lola, L'Albatros, Moxie, Crop, B Spot and Yours Truly. My son loved the steak and deserts at Moxie. Lola, L'Albatros and Crop are restaurants I can come back again and again. Yours Truly Beachwood is a small place but the food is consistent and the staff is friendly. I liked the Chicken Wrap and The Gyro at Yours Truly, Their Hummus is not that great. If I come back to Cleveland area I would try Fire and the places visited by DDD on Food Network. For my 3 weeks at Cleveland I have tried enough, and spent enough. Forbes rated Cleveland as the most miserable city, I think it is B.S. Cleveland is a beautiful city with nice and unique restaurants, beautiful houses, I enjoyed my time here. So long Cleveland.
re: collegedad35
Thank you for the kind words about Cleveland, collegedad! Add Dante to your list if you haven't yet tried it. And you need to do a tour of our Asiatown - we have some fabulous restaurants there!
re: collegedad35
Thanks for reporting back collegedad, and for your kind words, we hope to see you again soon.
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Get thee to Dante! If you liked GHT and Light, you will love Dante (they are all faves of mine).
For lunch you absolutely don't want to miss Slyman's on St. Clair. (http://www.slymans.com/) Only open 6AM-2PM, and there will be a line (especially for lunch) but by far the best corned beef sandwich anywhere I've been in the country. I have friends that travel from Chicago to get their corned beef sandwich. Oh yeah, and they're one of the ones that was on Diners, Drive-ins and Dives.
PS - Good enough for the President to eat there...
I think there are about a half dozen very special restaurants in Cleveland with very good food, some of which are quite distinctive and because they are here and not in NYC, LA, SF are probably about 30-40% cheaper. Here is my list:
Lolita - Iron chef Symon's casual restaurant, don't miss the charcuterie appetizer.
Lola - not to be missed, but bear in mind that this is heavy fare. Order pork or anything slow cooked.
L'Albatross Bistro (classic French bistro with comparable food to Balthazar in NYC) Univ Circle, close to Severance Hall (try to hear the orchestra as long as you're in Cleveland
Paladar - nuevo Latino - fabulous food,terrific drinks,and even on weeknights this place really rocks, in Eaton Center, Woodmere in eastern subs, definitely worth the drive, still not well known outside the suburbs, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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NCAA superstar quarterback Johnny Manziel has the Internet in a frenzy after showing off an OVO tattoo during his football season opener yesterday (August 31) in Texas.
The Texas A&M star's ode to Young Money protégé Drake appears on his wrist.
With all the attention given to Johnny Manziel's autograph celebration and his three touchdowns this afternoon, it's extremely easy to miss the neat little tattoo on the quarterback's wrist. Manziel still found time to get himself an OVO tattoo through all the adventures he's had this past year. Now every time ESPN zooms into Manziel in action–which will undoubtedly happen multiple times this season because he's Johnny Manziel and because it's ESPN–you'll see OVO right there in black ink. (Complex)
Johnny and Drake reportedly share a relationship dating back to earlier this year.
This isn't a slick, subconscious way of advertising Drake's upcoming Nothing Was The Same. Manziel has been building a relationship with Drake since the two met in Toronto during this year's spring break. Apparently, the meeting has changed Manziel's life for the better according to him, although it's not exactly clear how yet if he's getting benched for misconduct this early in the season. In July, Drake gave Manziel a shoutout after SEC Media Day for the way he handled himself, so the relationship between the two has goes beyond fandom. There's also that "money finger rub," which it's actually not. It's a reference to TOPSZN, a movement associated with OVO. OB O'Brien, who's part of the movement and a close friend of the artist, shouted out Manziel on Instagram for the celebration. Who knew Manziel was this tied to Drake's circle? This quarterback never ceases to surprise, and this is off the football field we're talking about. (Complex)
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CORBIN, Ky. (CBS Charlotte/AP) — Police in southern Kentucky say they got a surprise delivery after charging a man with shoplifting — five pizzas showed up at the station.
Officers say 29-year-old Michael Harp asked to make a call on his cellphone Tuesday afternoon while being booked in Corbin. A short time later, police say, a pizza delivery driver showed up to deliver to "Officer Wilson," the name of the officer who arrested Harp.
Police say they linked the call to Harp by tracking his cellphone number. Harp told Lexington station WKYT-TV it's all a misunderstanding and that "about 10 people" used his phone.
"I'm wrongfully accused on this hear," Harp told WKYT. "They've charged me with two felonies over this pizza deal because I had my phone inside the holding cell."
Harp now faces additional charges including theft of identity, theft by deception, and impersonating a police officer. Jail records did not list an attorney for him.
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James Gibson said he's battling depression and has been at Western State for the past two years.
He's part of an art therapy class that helps him learn how to cope with depression.
"When I'm in art class, I'm so relaxed," Gibson said. "I don't think about any of the hardships."
He's built on his art skills under the guidance of Carole Seese, an occupational therapist at Western State.
Seese said she encourages her students to be creative, to problem-solve and to incorporate mistakes into their art when they come to art class.
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It's the first day on the job for Wichita's new city manager and Robert Layton already has a full plate of issues to deal with on his desk.
From a big budget gap to the recent layoffs, Layton has to hit the ground running. He does just that diving into his work bright and early Monday morning.
As the new head of City Hall Layton spends his first day meeting with staff, the mayor and council members. He spares a few minutes of his time to sit down and talk with the media about it all.
"I'm looking forward to getting deeper into the issues and getting to know the people," said Layton.
He has his work cut out for him. Layton just wrapped up the budget in Urbandale, Iowa, where he was city manager for 25 years, now it's time to start the whole process over again here in Wichita.
"The budget is the numbr one issue for this city. When we went through the intweviews we knew that revenues were starting to tail off but didn't know the magnitude of it and that's obviously changed since the time I was hired to today and that's going to take a lot of time and attention," said Layton.
With the city facing a budget deficit of hundreds of thousands of dollars Layton says he'll get together not only with the council but he also wants to hear from the community about what's important.
While facing tough decisions about cuts in city services, Layton says the public safety budget will stay intact and tax increases are off the table especially with the recent layoffs.
The city is already partnering with the United Way to help those workers. Layton thinks the city could expand those efforts even more. When it comes to all our problems, he says, being new does have its benefits.
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Yes, sometimes it just happens but one should try to avoid such affairs because affairs create major problems for self, spouse and the third person involved.Answered by Francisco, 28 Nov '12 02:28 pm
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I had my wisdom teeth all removed last Monday Jan 18 .Today is Sunday Jan 24. I can open my mouth a little but when I try to open it, it hurts a bit. I can only brush the teeth in the front and the front of my tongue. What I can do to clean my breath?? I can't stand stinky breath anymore!
It's very easy actually. Do NOT use mouthwash because all that garbage dries out the tissues. Hydrogen peroxide kills only about 30% of the germs and damages the tissues. Toothpaste with fluoride damages the body. Toothpaste with sodium lauryl sulfate opens the pores in the mouth and allows bacteria to get into the tissues.
The very best thing is to do what the ancients did and was very wonderful. It won't hurt you in anyway and will make your gums healthier, give you great breath and not harm you in any way.
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A couple arrested for attempted murder in Airway Heights last week will instead be charged with assault.
Elijah J. Boxley, 33, appeared in Spokane County Superior Court Wednesday on a first-degree assault charge while his girlfriend, Molly E. Foote, 38, alias McBride, appeared on a second-degree assault charge.
The two were arrested Thursday after attacking Michael J. Martin, 46, in what they said was revenge because Martin raped Foote.
Detectives are investigating the rape allegation. Airway Heights police say Boxley and Foote attacked Martin with a knife in a car at a gas station at 220 S. Hayford Road in Airway Heights last week. Boxley allegedly struck Martin with his car.
Boxley told police he was "on fire and ready to go" after Foote said she'd been raped by Martin.
"It pretty much put me in a temporary insanity state when your best friend rapes your girlfriend," Boxley said, according to court documents.
Police found a machete, hatchet and several knives in Boxley's car and arrested the couple for attempted murder, but prosecutors filed the lesser charges on Monday.
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Richard Goodman won the Intermediate Boys race representing Middlesex Schools at the English School's Cross Country Championships at Stamford Hall near Loughborough.
He finished the 5.4 kilometre course in 17:29 and joins a prestigious list of winners including Sebastian Coe, Steve Ovett and Steve Cram.
As a top eight finisher, Goodman has been selected to represent England in the SIAB Home Countries International Schools Cross Country in Bangor.
Team GB has named its lawn bowls squad competing at July's Maccabiah Games in Israel.
The team will start practicing once the outdoor season commences in May before taking on South Africa, Australia, USA, Canada and Israel.
The squad is still seeking female players. For details contact George Taylor on 0208 346 9162.
The squad: Mens – Bernie Davidson, Alan Cohen, James Cohen, Douglas Greenstone, Terence Lichkin, David Stockman, Stan Lawrence, Stuart Fox, David Lawrence, George Taylor (manager). Ladies: Barbara Cohen
JC MSFL Division 4:
UJS Norstar 3 Glenthorne United B 1
A depleted Norstar team kept their promotion bid on track with a deserved victory over Glenthorne B.
With only two recognised defenders in the squad due to a wedding in Manchester which saw Jonny Bunt, Matt Plaskow, Neil Daniels and Josh Kleiman, the team was down to the bare bones, without central midfielders Adam Sandzer and Zac Newman. They also went into this game without Jeremy Elster off sunning himself in Dublin.
JC MSFL Division 3:
Catford & Bromley Maccabi 2 L'Equipe 1
Leo Brownstein and Ryan Kangisser were on target as Catford claimed their sixth win of the campaign to leapfrog L'Equipe and move into the top five.
JC MSFL Division 3:
Zig Zag 2 FC Team B 3
Not for the first time this season, FC Team B came from behind to seal a famous victory for the club as they gained promotion from Division 3 in a thrilling encounter with Zig Zag in Harrow Weald.
On another bright morning, FC Team B came charging out of the blocks and almost scored in the first minute from a Dave Silver effort that went just over the bar.
JC MSFL Division 2:
Southgate Harmen A 1 NW Neasden C 4
Stephen Bloom hit his fifth hat-trick of the season and his second in consecutive weeks to help North West Neasden C to a stunning victory over Division Two leaders Southgate Harmen A.
Played at the home of Harmen, Ashmole School, where the hosts were previously unbeaten this season and tipped by many to continue that trend today, Neasden simply outplayed them in every aspect of the game to see them take four points from them from the season, scoring eight goals in the process.
PMT Round 4:
London Maccabi Lions A 1 Chigwell Athletic A 2
A stunning injury time winner from marksman Steve Summers saw Chigwell set up a quarter-final clash at North West Neasden A after they came from behind to knock out the fancied Lions at Rowley Lane.
Summers' strike was exquisite. From 20 yards out he produced an inch-perfect lob over Lions keeper Jack Franks, sparking wild celebrations within the Chigwell camp.
HSCL Reserve Div One:
London Lions Reserves 2 Park Street Village 1
"Winning ugly" is an overused phrase these days but it describes perfectly London Lions reserves' performance this weekend.
Park Street Village came to Rowley Lane level on points with Lions but with five games in hand and still hoping to catch leaders Codicote.
With seven of the squad aged 21 or younger - and having been outfought and well beaten (4-2) in the away fixture September – the pre-match emphasis was on the need to "earn the right to play" against strong, aggressive opponents.
HSCL Prem Div:
Codicote 0 London Lions 1
An outstanding team performance put the last two weeks of disappointment firmly behind London Lions as they beat third-place Codicote 1-0 at Hertford Town.
Once again Lions were without several first team players and worse still only one recognised centre-half. Manager Tony Gold called 44-year old Danny Schindler into the squad after Wingate recalled Michael Sacks from his brief loan spell.


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Only three days ago, the two teams were part of a draining battle in the Test series in which things went from bad to worse for India while England rose in confidence and three days later, they are ready to take on each other for a couple of Twenty20s. Of the two, India need a win, any win.
For India, it is a strange situation. First, they fell in their own trap in the Tests and now they need to find the motivation to come out of the slump and play positive cricket. It doesn't help that the nucleus of their T20 squad is still the same as the Test side. MS Dhoni, whose leadership has been under fire, needs to arrest the slide and switch gears for a format, which appears, suited to the Indian team - hard-hitting batsmen, restrictive bowlers and a wait-and-watch style of captaincy. The reality, though, is that India haven't really dominated on the international level even in T20s.
Unlike India, England's T20 side bears a completely different look. The architects of the series win are already back in England for Christmas, but they have left a scarred Indian team for their T20 generation to feast upon. Most in the side, captained by Eoin Morgan, have been in India for some time now and would have spent time getting used to the spinning conditions. So on paper, England have again been methodical in their preparations. That doesn't directly translate to success - if pitches take spin, the young side could again appear like rabbit in headlights. But it points to one clear difference between the two sides - one fighting their demons, the other ignoring theirs.
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In the spotlightYuvraj Singh may have flopped in the Tests, but he remains a dangerous limited-overs player. His inclusion in the T20 squad three months back appeared driven by emotions, but since then, Yuvraj has spent a considerable amount of time in the middle. He has scored a couple of hundreds at the first-class level and although he appeared inept in the Tests, he would prefer England's new-look bowling attack to stamp his authority.
Eoin Morgan has been a regular in England's limited-overs sides and in Stuart Broad's absence, he has been awarded with the captaincy. Morgan, one of England's best players against spin, will not only be the lynchpin in the middle order, he will have the responsibility of mentoring the inexperienced players. His IPL experience will come in handy for England to draw up plans against the Indian players.
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Ten of the 15 players in India's squad also took part in the Test series. Ambati Rayudu, who replaced the injured Manoj Tiwary, and Bhuvneshwar Kumar are the two new additions apart from the regulars but could find it hard to make it to the XI. Parwinder Awana could make his international debut after L Balaji and Vinay Kumar were withdrawn from the squad due to injuries.
India: (likely) 1 Gautam Gambhir, 2 Ajinkya Rahane, 3 Virat Kohli, 4 Rohit Sharma, 5 Yuvraj Singh, 6 Suresh Raina, 7 MS Dhoni (capt), 8 R Ashwin, 9 Piyush Chawla, 10 Ashok Dinda, 11 Parwinder Awana
England lost Stuart Broad to a heel injury and was replaced by the Middlesex seamer James Harris. However, he is unlikely to make it to the XI with Tim Bresnan, Jade Dernbach and Stuart Meaker ahead of him. Joe Root, who was not part of the original T20 squad, could find a place after his impressive showing in the Nagpur Test.
England (likely) 1 Alex Hales, 2 Michael Lumb/Joe Root, 3 Luke Wright, 4 Eoin Morgan, 5 Jos Buttler, 6 Jonny Bairstow (wk), 7 Samit Patel, 8 Tim Bresnan, 9 James Tredwell, 10 Jade Dernbach, 11 Stuart Meaker
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"It's a completely different format. I don't think there is anything carrying forward from the Test series."
MS Dhoni
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Pakistan should not welcome Amir back
The serene team culture cultivated by Misbah and his men shouldn't be allowed to be disrupted by a player with a tainted past
'I don't blame Arjuna for my early retirement'
Former Sri Lanka batsman Asanka Gurusinha talks about playing and coaching in Australia, and tactics during the 1996 World Cup
'I'm a bit disappointed not to get that Test average up to 50'
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November games need November prices
An early start to the international season, coupled with costly tickets, have kept the Australian public away from the cricket
Rohit's record, and captains' equal scores
Also, scoring a hundred and opening the bowling, the youngest Australian player, and scoreless in three Tests
Pakistan should not welcome Amir back (181)
The serene team culture cultivated by Misbah and his men shouldn't be allowed to be disrupted by a player with a tainted past
November games need November prices (85)
An early start to the international season, coupled with costly tickets, have kept the Australian public away from the cricket
'I'm a bit disappointed not to get that Test average up to 50' (58)
Mahela Jayawardene reflects on his Test career, and the need to bridge the gap between international and club cricket in Sri Lanka
A crisis that defines the age (40)
Never mind cricket's absence from free-to-air TV - changes in social attitudes, the demands of work, and an individualistic age are all contributing to a decline in participation
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a natural and human history of the Columbia at Wallula Gap
Introduction : Why is the Wallula area special? / Robert J. Carson and Lawrence L. Dodd
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Molasses-Brined Pork Chops
Molasses-Brined Pork Chops
Easy Pan-Fried Pork Chops
Easy Pan-Fried Pork Chops
Oven-Fried Pork Chops
Oven-Fried Pork Chops
Pork Chops with Apples
Pork Chops with Apples
Baked Pork Chops I
Baked Pork Chops I
Famous Pork Chops
Famous Pork Chops
Golden Pork Chops
Golden Pork Chops
Stuffed Pork Chops I
Stuffed Pork Chops I
Marinated Baked Pork Chops
Marinated Baked Pork Chops
Freshly Ground vs. Pre-Ground Pepper
Freshly Ground vs. Pre-Ground Pepper
Types of Salt
Types of Salt
All about Paprika
All about Paprika
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1 (1 ounce) packet Hidden Valley® Original Ranch® Salad Dressing & Seasoning Mix
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
6 (1-inch thick) pork loin rib chops
Dash of paprika (optional)
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1.Preheat the oven to 450 degrees F.
2.In a small bowl, add the Seasoning mix, together with the salt, pepper, and paprika and mix well. Liberally sprinkle the pork chops on both sides with the seasoning mixture.
3.Arrange the chops on a baking sheet or try with a rack. Bake the pork chops for 20 minutes, turning once until browned or an internal temperature of 160 degrees F is reached. Serve immediately.
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PREP 15 mins
COOK 25 mins
READY IN 40 mins
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Marinated Baked Pork Chops Recipe