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Northwestern proved it has the talent to hang with a team like Ohio State, but its inexperience in big games like the one it played with the Buckeyes Saturday night proved to be it undoing in a 40-30 loss.
Northwestern had a punt blocked and recovered in its own end zone for an Ohio State touchdown, got called for interfering with the punt returner int he second half and fumbled on a key fourth-and-one play in the fourth quarter in Buckeyes territory, looking to take the lead.
Throughout its out-of-conference schedule, Northwestern tied a hand behind its back when it came to Kain Colter.
The Wildcats knew that Colter, arguably the most athletic player to come through the program, has the ability to play every skill position on offense. Yet, they waited. Kept things vanilla, knowing that Colter is most effective when teams are playing a game of "Where's Waldo" on the fly.
So it wasn't until Saturday's 40-30 loss to Ohio State that Northwestern actually used as he is most effective—without a definitive position.
Mirroring the way in which the conference season played out last year, Trevor Siemian had the majority of the passing attempts. But Colter was still involved in every facet of the offense.
Colter passed, ran and caught the ball for the Wildcats and was their go-to guy in the biggest moments of the game. He caught a nine-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter for the Wildcats' first score of the game.
He followed that up with a two-yard touchdown run in the second quarter, spinning away from Ohio State safety Corey Brown before plunging into the end zone.
On both occasions Northwestern was down and they looked to Colter in the red zone to make a play. Each Colter score gave the Wildcats the lead immediately after trailing in the game.
The Buckeyes looked confused when Colter lined up at receiver, almost to suggest it wasn't a major part of their preparation. Northwestern coaches might deny that they held anything back during their schedule of out-of-conference games, but Saturday proved that Northwestern's offense is most threatening when Colter's versatility is used to its max.


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For those watching the Presidential Inauguration yesterday it was hard not to notice the soaring and powerful solo delivered by a member of the incredible Brooklyn Tabernacle Chorus. It turns out that the young woman belting out her stunning section of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" was Marine Park's Alicia Olatuja, according to a report in the New York Daily News [1].
The 30-year-old from Marine Park soared above the escalating refrains of the expert choir, mixing elements of classical, jazz, gospel and pop into her fluid lilts.
"It was just so surreal," Olatuja said. "It was such a privilege to be a part of that event, with all the members of the choir. At many moments I had to ask myself, 'Is this really happening?' "
… Olatuja's solo turn hardly ranks as her first. After graduating from music school at the University of Missouri in 2005, the St. Louis-born singer came straight to New York to plow a career.
After getting her master's degree, she began playing city clubs from Joe's Pub to the 92nd Street Y. Along the way, she has performed at venues as prestigious as Carnegie Hall and Jazz at Lincoln Center. Olatuja also plays in an Afro-jazz band called The Olatuja Project with her husband, Michael.
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Charlotte officials are working to enter the multi-state competition for a manufacturing plant to build Boeings new 777X jetliner, a project that could potentially bring more than 8,000 jobs and a major aerospace industry player to the city.
Boeing has sent requests for proposals to more than a dozen cities and states to see if theyre willing to put up the incentives to win its new factory. Many of the states are publicly touting their efforts.
Missouri is considering adding $150 million a year worth of incentives to lure Boeing. Alabamas governor has met with Boeing officials. California, Salt Lake City and Texas are also potential sites, analysts say, as is North Charleston, S.C., which already has a plant to produce the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
Charlotte could have some factors going for it: Undeveloped land around Charlotte Douglas International Airport, a new rail yard, access to a skilled manufacturing workforce. But the city and state would likely have to put up big incentive money to have a shot.
State and local governments have until Tuesday to submit their proposals, according to documents obtained by the Observer and circulating among Charlotte city officials.
City officials have received a request from Chicago-based Boeing to submit a proposal for the facility, Jerry Orr, the citys former aviation director, told the Observer. City officials are working with the Charlotte Chamber on the proposal, he said.
Everyone wants this, said Orr, the executive director of the Charlotte Airport Commission, which is in a legal battle over whether it or the city should control Charlottes airport. This is the big prize.
The documents obtained by the Observer lay out a host of requirements Boeing is seeking from state and local governments. The company wants to acquire the site at little or no cost, and it wants tax incentives. Boeing also needs a technically skilled workforce to manufacture the next-generation airliner, which Boeing says will be the largest and most efficient twin-engine jet in the world.
The city of Charlotte has had some communication with the Charlotte Chamber about the project, but any work on landing the 777X appears to be in the early stages.
Im aware of it, but cant comment on it, said the citys economic development director, Brad Richardson.
Charlotte developer Johnny Harris, who leads an oversight committee for the new airport commission, said the city and state are aware of the project but couldnt comment further. Charlotte Chamber president Bob Morgan, officials at Charlotte Douglas International and the N.C. Commerce Department declined to comment.
Boeing spokesman Doug Alder said the company isnt publicly identifying any of the places the company sent requests for proposals. He said Boeing hopes to reach a final decision on where to locate its 777X manufacturing early next year.
Boeing made it clear that it will consider sites outside of Washington state long a major manufacturing location for the company after its machinists union rejected contract modifications, Howard Rubel, a Jefferies aerospace analyst, wrote in a November note to investors. But its not certain that production will actually relocate.
Potential sites are Long Beach, Salt Lake City, San Antonio, and Charleston, Rubel wrote. In our view, it would have been a big benefit for the company to continue the 777 line in Everett (Washington). And it still might, given certification and capital demands.
Incentives are key
Rubel said Boeing is soliciting 15 bids from locations interested in landing the new factory.
A key South Carolina lawmaker said he was unaware if that state had sent an incentives proposal to Boeing.
They know South Carolina has tremendous interest in it, Senate Finance Chairman Hugh Leatherman, R-Florence, told The (Columbia) State. A spokeswoman for the S.C. Commerce Department would not comment.
South Carolina has given Boeing $570 million in economic incentives since locating a jet manufacturing plant in North Charleston. That includes $120 million awarded this year for an expansion that could add another 2,000 jobs to the company's 6,000 employees in that region.
The Charlotte City Council has not reviewed any proposal in closed session, according to two elected officials. That is a critical step when the city and Mecklenburg County are considering incentives to land a company.
The incentives needed to land a Boeing plant would likely dwarf some of the state and local subsidies given to other major companies in Charlotte. In 2011, for example, Chiquita Brands International agreed to move its headquarters from Cincinnati to Charlotte on the promise of more than $22 million in state and local incentives.
In typical deals, the city and county can provide land for a company, which appears to be a prerequisite for Boeing. The jet manufacturer is asking for sites of 300 to 400 acres, according to the Boeing document.
The city owns about 100 acres west of the airport, and plans call for it to acquire several hundred more. Charlotte Douglas is also buying about 370 acres directly south of the airport, with plans to eventually raze the homes there and use the area for businesses.
Ideal spot for Boeing?
The document from Boeing specifies the ideal location for the new manufacturing facility: Adjacent to a major airport, with jet fueling capacity, at least a 9,000-foot runway, and ready access to a rail connection and highways.
Charlotte Douglas sits at the intersection of Interstates 485 and 85. Two of its runways are at least 9,000 feet long. A new Norfolk Southern rail freight terminal is opening at the airport in the coming months, with connections to coastal ports that could be used for shipping airplane parts.
And more than 5,000 acres of mostly undeveloped land, known as Dixie-Berryhill, sit directly to the west of Charlotte Douglas.
I think Charlotte has a very, very good shot at this, said Orr. Theyve got all the pieces.
Other North Carolina airports could also fit the requirements, such as the Global TransPark in Kinston.
The factories Boeing is contemplating would be massive, according to the request for proposals. The largest of three options outlined would be a 4.2-million-square-foot factory, responsible for the wings, fuselage, final assembly and delivery of the airplanes. With a total value of equipment and improvements of up to $10 billion, it would employ a projected 8,500 workers at peak employment in 2024.
The smallest of Boeings proposed factories would be a facility to build the 777Xs wings, while the rest of the plane was assembled elsewhere. The 1.1-million-square-foot factory would be worth up to $4 billion, and would employ a projected 2,760 workers in 2024.
Construction on the factory would begin in November 2014 or June 2015, depending on the option Boeing chooses.
The city would have to give its tentative approval for zoning changes. And the city and county would likely be asked to refund Boeing millions of dollars in property taxes that would be paid on the plant and its equipment.
But, as in the Chiquita deal, the lions share of incentives would likely come from the state, possibly through a refund to the company on the income taxes withheld for each employee.
The Charlotte City Council has said recently it wants to attract more manufacturing jobs. And new mayor Patrick Cannon has also emphasized his desire to bring more blue-collar work to the city. The (Columbia) State contributed.
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| Yoga Classes in Middleton Massachusetts
|Studio 191 Yoga
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Hot
191 South Main Street
Middleton, Massachusetts 01949
|Contact:Kurt Mann or Jen Ryan
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Beautiful studio located conveniently off major highways offering day and evening classes seven days a week. All levels welcome. Class card options or drop-ins available.
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| Yoga Classes in Topsfield Massachusetts
4.40 Miles Away
|ABT Yoga
|Yoga Style: Hatha
22 South Main St
Topsfield, Massachusetts 01983
|Contact:Ken Lidden
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YOGA CLASSES, PRIVATE YOGA INSTRUCTION, PHOENIX RISING YOGA THERAPY, POLARITY & MASSAGE. We specialize in Yoga Classes that are safe, slow and user friendly. You are taught to engage your body in a way that nourishes you while building strength and flexibility, all finishing with a deep relaxation. (some say the best part) Client-centered Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy allows clients to explore and experience the relationship between the mind, the body and their emotions. It is a process that empowers and supports through transformation and change. Welcome, visit our web site to see what other goodies we have to offer.
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|Beyond the Blue Yoga
|Yoga Style: Hatha
462 Boston Street
Topsfield, Massachusetts 01983
|Contact:Kevin Johnson
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Yoga classes for everyone--even you. Classes on Monday mornings and Tuesday nights. Our classes are taught with kindness and caring for everyone in the room. Private instruction and meditation courses also available. On site parking, bottled water, extra mats and restrooms. Please check our website for more details.
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| Yoga Classes in Danvers Massachusetts
5.33 Miles Away
|Danvers Yoga Sangha
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Meditation & Kirtan
121 Liberty Street
Danvers, Massachusetts 01923
|Contact:Kelley Annese, Certified Integral Yoga T
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This cozy loft studio over looking Danversport just off route 62 in Danvers offers various hatha yoga classes, vinyasa, meditation for all levels, workshops & Kirtan. Log on to www.danversyogasangha.com for information
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5.90 Miles Away
|Yoga Style: kripalu
282 main street
boxford, Massachusetts 01921
|978 561 1969
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I offer private and semi-private kripalu classes. All levels are welcome. Meditation, yoga nidra, restorative yoga and chakra work.
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|Chakras Yoga
|Yoga Style: Hatha flow
po box 189
Boxford, Massachusetts 01885
|978 500 4885
|Contact:Marylee Fairbanks
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Chakras are powerful energy centers in the body, aligned with specific emotions and body parts. We often unknowingly create physical and emotional blocks in these centers, closing ourselves off from feeling fully alive. Chakras Yoga Intensives can access and open these centers. Through a combination of pranayama, asanas, mudras and meditation, you will achieve a higher level of awareness of your body?s energy system, while experiencing a complete workout of the mind, body and soul.
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| Yoga Classes in Reading Massachusetts
6.26 Miles Away
|Soul Powered Yoga
|Yoga Style: Heated Vinyasa Flow
274 Main St. (rear of building)
Reading, Massachusetts 01867
|Contact:Julie Wetherbee
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Soul Powered Yoga is a heated vinyasa flow yoga studio that caters to all levels. We have classes to fit everyone's schedule, needs and experience level. We offer all level classes in addition to prenatal, hot hatha, beginner's series and restorative. Come and check us out!
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|Fitness Within
|Yoga Style: Heated Vinyasa and Hatha
545 Main Street
Reading, Massachusetts 01867
|Contact:Domenic Prisco
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Yoga at Fitness Within offers much more than an opportunity to stretch. In a space that is free from judgment, students can build heat, strength, or mindfulness in classes taught by positive and well-seasoned instructors. Whether you are new to yoga or a well-seasoned yogi or yogini, the schedule at Fitness Within has a class for you.
All Yoga Instructors are certified and registered yoga teachers. Specialties include therapeutics yoga.
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|Pure Fit Studio
|Yoga Style: Hot Yoga, Slow Flow, Prenatal, Candlelight, Broga®, Restorative
34 Gould St
Reading, Massachusetts 01867
|(781) 589-7559
|Contact:Catarina Cipriani
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Green yoga studio offering day & evening classes for multiple levels. We are the 1st eco-friendly fitness studio in Eastern MA. Our efforts include reducing energy/ water usage, and the use of organic and environmentally friendly products throughout our studio. We also offer massage therapy, Aveda® Spa treatments & a variety of fitness classes. Come sweat, relax & repeat with us!
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| Yoga Classes in Peabody Massachusetts
5.39 Miles Away
|Embody Balance ~Yoga, Meditation, Massage~
|Yoga Style: Triyoga, Vinyasa, Yin, Restorative, Hatha, Private, Meditation
1R Newbury St.
Peabody, Massachusetts 01960
|Contact:Nicole Anastas, LCMT, RYT
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At Embody Balance, we take a whole body, holistic approach to help clients manage stress, address health challenges, and achieve fitness goals. Through yoga and mindfulness instruction, coaching, neuromuscular, therapy and other massage modalities, we offer tools for individuals and organizations to make specific and quantifiable changes towards a happier, healthier life.
If you're interested in creating an employee health and wellness program, or personally looking for ways to manage chronic pain, relieve stress, rehab from injury, sleep better, or build strength and flexibility, call to schedule a session today! 978-801-1008.
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|Your Healing Spirit
|Yoga Style: Hatha Yoga, Yogalates, Pilates, Zumba
Peabody, Massachusetts 01960
|Contact:Dot McKeen
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Gentle yoga for all levels of students and students with special needs utilizes different props. Also, pilates mat classes are available with a fusion of yoga. Zumba Fitness classes are available. Reiki Certification Workshops are available.
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|Yoga Teacher
|Yoga Style: Kripalu, Vinyasa, Hot
Peabody, Massachusetts 01960
|978 821 0767
|Contact:Michelle Couris
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|FLow Yoga Studio
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa & Hatha Yoga, Barre, Pilates
12 Chestnut Street
Peabody, Massachusetts 01960
|Contact:Beth Manning
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FLow Yoga Studio located in the heart of downtown Peabody. Opened back in 2012, the Studio's mission has been to offer affordable fitness for all walks of life and to take pride in being apart of your yoga journey. Classes will focus on increasing mindfulness, body awareness through proper alignment, and overall health and well being through yogic breathing, mediation, postures and flows.
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|Yoga Style: Hatha yoga
21 Caller Street
Peabody, Massachusetts 01960
|978 532 5425
|Contact:Marion Jacob
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Reenergize through breathing, flexing, stretching and breathing. Easy gentle yoga, everyone welcome
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| Yoga Classes in Wenham Massachusetts
6.61 Miles Away
|Kat Mansfield Yoga
|Yoga Style: Power Vinyasa, Prenatal
Wenham, Massachusetts 01984
|978 500 0025
|Contact:Kat Mansfield
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Kat Mansfield teaches Vinyasa, Power Vinyasa and Pre/Post Natal yoga for students of all ages, shapes, sizes and levels of health and ability. She facilitates group classes in Boston area studios, private group and individual instruction and creates yoga wellness programs for corporations.
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|Iron Crow Yoga
|Yoga Style: Power/Vinyasa/Anusara Inspired
6 Dexter Lane
Wenham, Massachusetts 01984
|Contact:MARY HART
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The Iron Crow Power Yoga Workout seamlessly combines classical yoga postures with Stott Pilates matwork and pure inspiration. Enjoy TRX suspension training and Yoga on the Wall! Group classes, private training and Instructor Certification.
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| Yoga Classes in S. Hamilton Massachusetts
7.45 Miles Away
|Meredith Gisness
|Yoga Style: Beginner Basics, Flow and Form
Walnut Lane
S. Hamilton, Massachusetts
|Contact:Meredith Gisness
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Meredith offers an eclectic style class which focuses on alignment and form. Flowing postures are introduced. Meredith encourages a non-competitive practice that centers on each individual's needs. Beginners always welcome. Classes are suited for levels 1 and 2. Meredith teaches privately to groups or individuals.
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| Yoga Classes in South Hamilton Massachusetts
8.88 Miles Away
|Yogaspirit Studios
|Yoga Style: Teacher Training, YOGAspirit style
PO Box 2337
South Hamilton, Massachusetts 01982
|(978) 927-0099
|Contact:Kim Valeri
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A school dedicated to the support and training of Yoga Teachers and their students. School is registered with the National Yoga Alliance. 200 hour, 500 hour comprehensive programs. Also, Danceyoga, Sacred Life Course Certificate programs. Retail shop. Multiple locations.
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| Yoga Classes in Beverly Massachusetts
6.54 Miles Away
|Ahhh Sweet Balance
|Yoga Style: Yin Yoga
566 Cabot St
Beverly, Massachusetts 01915
|Contact:Chanelle Camire
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Experience a deep therapeutic stretch with Yin Yoga. This practice is seated and slowly transitions to laying down. No down dogs. No Sweating. No experience needed. Physically release body tension and repair your joints. Slow down mental chatter and feel light in spirit.
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|Yoga Style: HOT POWER YOGA
45 Enon St
Beverly, Massachusetts 01915
|Contact:Lisa Garlitz
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Hot Power Yoga - Beautiful yoga studio in Beverly, Mass, about 25 miles North of Boston. Challenging, sweaty, athletic yoga for all levels.
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|North Shore Yoga
|Yoga Style: Multi-style Yoga, Prenatal, Meditation, Hatha, Vinyasa
180-186 Cabot Street
Beverly, Massachusetts 01915
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Boulder Creek Fun Park is a golf course that also features a driving range.
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Great family fun at this completely remodeled bowling alley.
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Brookhill's Golf Club
This nine-hole, par 31 course includes a driving range.
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Bunn Park Golf Course
This 18-hole course is a par 72.
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Country Hills Golf Course
18-Hole, 6414 yard, par 72 public golf course. Front nine opened July 4, 1993; Back nine added July 4, 2002. Bentgrass greens, bluegrass/rye mix fairways, tees, and rough. Banquet facility to accommodate up to 110 guests and clubhouse seating for up to 200. Full service pro shop fully stocked with golf clubs, balls, equipment, clothing, towels, hats, and shoes.bPractice facilities include drivingvrange with three target greens, chipping and putting green, practice bunker.
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This beautiful 18-hole course is situated on rolling elevations, with fast and true greens. Crane Creek also has a clubhouse, driving range, food service and a bar.
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Edgewood Golf Club
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Pasfield features a nine-hole, par 34 course.
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Piper Glen Golf Club
This 18-hole, par 72 course includes a driving range.
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This nine- and 18-hole championship golf course features a driving range and practice green.
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January 22, 2008
Sicily - Coast to Coast
Sicilian gold!
Escaping from the grey skies of Florence, we took off to Sicily to do research.
In October tour I am doing a west coast Sicily Food Lovers Tour and then a
coast to coast to tour with my Slow Food chef and friend Jasper the week after!
I have spent time on the west coast, and adore it, so this trip was to discover the east coast and hit some of the foodie spots in the south.
We flew in to Catania, to see what is one of Italy's largest outdoor fish markets. OVERWHELMING!
one of the smaller "stands" in the outdoor market in Catania
fresh sea urchins ready for a snack
sicilian carts... yesterday
and today
We spent 2 nights in Catania which was intense, they were getting ready to celebrate Saint Agata, the patron saint of Catania, which meant a party! We got to see some of the preparations, and the city lit up at night for the festival.
Here are some of the market shots from Catania.
The boys in the Piazza
Off we headed to Syracuse, but being the Market Maven that I am, I wanted to stay near the market at Ortygia, the tiny penisola connected to Syracuse.
The biggest flavor surprise came in the insalata di arance we had at Trattoria da Mariano.
I have made Sicilian orange and fennel salad , but was not like this!
It was recommended by the owner of the B&B where we stayed as good home style cooking.
Our meal began with a lovely mixed appetizer of caponata, spicy salami, spinach, mushrooms
followed by pasta.
I had pasta with almond sauce, lightly seasoned with cinnamon and served with more toasted ground almonds on the side and aged pecorino cheese to grate.
All of Mariano's food is influenced by his home village in the Iblea mountains.
We followed the pasta with grilled lamb and the fabulous orange salad. Mariano's secret.....is the dressing, what he calls Acqua Pazza; "crazy water".
Mariano's Insalata di Arance with Acqua Pazza
Use a potato peeler to peel 2 large navel oranges.
Roughly cut the oranges into big bite-size pieces.
In a small bowl, prepare the acqua pazza:
Mix 1/4 cup of olive oil with 1/4 cup water and salt to taste.
Pour onto the oranges and sprinkle with chili pepper flakes, chopped parsley and some chopped fresh green onions using both the white and the green part.
Great served with fish or after pork as a palate cleanser!
Sicilian Salsa.
The Diva and Mariano in Castelmonte Gulfi, where he is from. We bumped into him after our BEST MEAL the whole trip!
Once I have digested this trip, I will fill you in on more!
Enjoy the salad. I have already made it and we only just got home.
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Judy, your posts always leave me with drool coming down my chin! Oh, that looks like a wonderful trip. I'm not sure which food I wanted to dive into first, but I think it would be the sea urchins! When they are fresh like that there is nothing that compares. What a wonderful post...thank you.ReplyDelete
The blood oranges are great aren't they? Love your pictures.JoeReplyDelete
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This is my entry tot he Tessuti Gridlock competition. I'm only a beginner so I don't know what possessed me to enter, but I enjoyed the challenge!
It is made from a self drafted pattern, the inside is not lined but all the seams are bound in bias binding. The neckline, arm holes and hem is also bound with bias binding, although it's only visible on the inside at the neckline. It also has hidden side-seam pockets. I tried to keep them really hidden so the lining can only be seen about an inch into the pocket. I've used the other side of the fabric for a strip at the shoulder, and used a metal zip which goes almost all the way down the back of the circle skirt. I'm quite proud of it, as it felt like a lot of work went into it.
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Gridlock jaquard fabric from Tessuti.
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goodluck!! this is so simple and uses the fabrics so nicely. the trim adds a really nice and fun touch! i buoght fabric but didnt get around to making anything, i hope you do well!
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"Naam Jappo" and "Help the Needy" is the basic principle of this new Institute (Ashram). Its objectives are to help the destitute, disabled, blind, orphans, lepers, poor, homeless, aged and other needy people. The inmates of the Ashram are provided food, clothes, medical help and nursing care – all free of cost. The Ashram also provides wheel chairs, tricycles, and clothes to the needy. The education of hundreds of needy students studying in government schools has also been sponsored.
The founder of the Charity Dr. Naurang Singh Mangat forsook Canadian comforts and made reverse journey to India in 2005 merely at the age of 54 to serve the poor and homeless. He took his office dress off, put on simple clothes and chose to pedal his bicycle on the dusty and bumpy roads of slum areas in and around Ludhiana city. He used to pick up the homeless sick people from the road sides and take them to the hospital for treatment and pay their expenses. Sometimes he had to even personally stay in the hospital to look after them.
His determination, sincerity, continuous hard work and unflinching belief to help the needy solicited the public support which ultimately led to attain the daunted, arduous and cutting edge task of building the institute "Guru Amar Das Apahaj Ashram". The ground floor of the Ashram is now almost complete. The land and everything else are in the name of the Charity "Guru Amar Das Apahaj Ashram". Like other members, Dr. Mangat is simply a member of this registered Charity.
While helping homeless sick people lying on the road sides with a bag slung on his shoulders he looks like a labourer. However, several sampling techniques in Statistics developed by this gentleman were published in the leading journals of England, USA, Canada, Germany, Italy and India. Some methods developed by him in Sample Survey now even have found place in the books published by international scientists. He worked as a Professor-cum-Scientist at Punjab Agricultural University in Ludhiana for more than twenty years. Besides working as a Scientist at the University of Windsor, he provided his services as Senior Scientist at Morrison Scientific in Calgary for more than seven years. He is also a former Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society, London. Besides publishing about 60 research papers in world famous journals, he is a co-author of text book "Elements of Survey Sampling" published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in Dordrecht (Netherlands), but now owned by Springer-Verlag of Germany.
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Great Expectations and Gospel Realities – Part 2
By Ashley Hall. In the last Resource Quarterly, Ashley Hall began setting the stage for us, as to why the conversation about intergenerational relationships is important. In this issue, we would like to continue the conversation with a few more specific questions about those relationships and their importance in women's ministry.


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I provided a picture of my wife and not me with her because I really bring the scale down quite a bit.
Temple Square is the mecca of Mormonism. It is the spiritual world headquarters of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints, commonly known as the Mormons. It is an extremely rare event to have an evangelical Christian present a lecture in the tabernacle in Temple Square on a Sunday evening. But, Dr. Zacharias is a world-renowned Christian defender of the faith and after two years of planning, he spoke from the same pulpit at Brigham Young and other Mormon "prophets" have also spoken. Dr. Zacharias was of course polite, being a guest, and yet at the same time quite profound in his address. He is an excellent speaker and an excellent communicator of the Christian faith.
There were many memorable moments. The president of Fuller seminary, Dr. Mouw, who attended the lecture and who spoke briefly prior to Dr. Zacharias, stated that we evangelicals have sinned against Mormons. He then offered an apology to the Mormons and asked their forgiveness for our misrepresentations of Mormon theology. Mouw then mentioned celebrating the 200 year anniversary of Joseph Smith's birth (Dec. 23, 2005). I couldn't believe my ears. Mouw then said the following about Joseph Smith and justification. You won't believe it.
When he said this I turned to my friend Bill and said, "Is Fuller seminary going liberal?" Bill's expression to me was one of disbelief at Dr. Mouw's words. It is very unfortunate. Bill later wrote an email that he sent to all on his ministry's email list. I quote Bill:
One last thing. I had the privilege of sitting about seven rows back from the front on the aisle seat as Dr. Zacharias spoke. During his presentation, he described the biblical position of man's depravity and sinfulness before a holy God (by contrast, Mormonism teaches that we are basically good). During a crescendo of illustrations and Scripture quotes that were describing the sinful nature that we all possess, one of the general authorities of the Mormon Church (Bruce Porter, a member of the Seventy), looked at me. We were separated by about 40 or 50 feet. It was a perfect opportunity for me to mouth silently the words "That's you." He then turned his head away.
In all, it was a very memorable evening.
As I was preparing this newsletter, I received an e-mail from a woman who had been attending a certain nondenominational church. A friend of hers in the church had converted to oneness Pentecostal theology. Oneness is an error that denies the trinity and states that there is only one person in the Godhead instead of three (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit). She was confused about what the Trinity taught so she went to the Internet and found CARM. She then read about oneness theology. She told me that she now understands what the truth really is. She went to her pastor to talk to him about the confusion that she had and the concern she had for her friend. To her shock, the pastor said that the trinity teaching is not all that clear and that we shouldn't be so judgmental. Properly, she is now looking for another church to attend.
As a Christian apologist who has been defending the faith for 24 years, I am no longer surprised by the liberal and weak theology that is taught in many churches. (Note: I am not condemning all Christian churches. There are a great many excellent ones.) Nevertheless, when I do seminars at churches, I invariably ask the people that I'm teaching if they know what the Trinity is (3 simultaneous persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit), how many natures Jesus has (two: God and man; John 1:1,14; Col. 2:9), is Jesus a man right now (Yes; Col. 2:9; 1 Tim. 2:5), did He rise physically from the dead (Yes; John 2:19-21; Luke 24:39), etc. I'm no longer shocked when the great majority of the Christians are unable to answer the basics of Christianity teaching correctly.
Therefore, if you are a pastor, I urge you to ground your congregation in proper theology. It does not have to be a dry rendition of useless theological facts. On the contrary, every theological point revealed in Scripture has an important relationship to our lives. If, on the other hand, you are a Christian attending a church, ask your pastor to teach christian theology. But don't stop there, study for yourself. Find out what the truth is.
To this end, I have written two schools that are on CARM. They are designed specifically to ground the Christian in proper biblical doctrine (the online school of theology), and also provide the means by which Christians can learn to defend the Christian faith from the false religious systems out there (the online school of apologetics). If you want to learn your faith and want to know why you believe what you do, then study and/or check out the CARM online schools.
If you are interested in signing up for the online schools, please go to www.carm.org/online.htm and check them out. All the information you need is there.
Paul tells us to conduct ourselves in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ. This is a noble command even if it is a difficult one to follow. But if you claim the name of being a Christian, then you are obligated to conduct yourselves in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ. This means that when people look at you, they should see Christ in you. It should become evident the more time they spend with you, the more they are aware that you are a Christian.
Part of what it means to conduct yourself in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ is to strive together for the faith of the gospel. This striving is for unity in our faith as well unity of the faith. Paul uses the word strive because we Christians, who are sinners, must sometimes strive to be in unity. The fact is that we have many disagreements and sometimes those disagreements get the best of us. The Scriptures constantly warn us to stay in unity. One of the reasons is that if we have a common Lord and Savior, we should have a common attitude of love and forgiveness. But also, another reason for this unity is because we need to present to the unbelievers an accurate faith. To strive for the faith means that you are to defend as well as propagate the truth of Christianity and to do this, you must know what you believe and why you believe it.
Striving for the faith is not an option. We are commanded to do this. Of course, this does not mean you must hijack airplanes in order to crash them into buildings in order to testify of your faith, or enter large crowds and start shouting at the top of your lungs screaming that everyone should repent. Striving for the faith of the gospel means to do it properly, in a manner worthy of the gospel of Christ, who although He was God in flesh, was loving, kind, long-suffering, truthful, patient, forgiving, and considered others to be of great value. These are the elements of the true faith of the true gospel and they are to be wedded to the truth of the faith. Paul says in 1 Tim. 1:5, "But the goal of our instruction is love from a pure heart and a good conscience and a sincere faith." This is a manner worthy of the gospel.
May the Lord bless you as you strive with other Christians for the faith of the gospel.
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We have all met them. Handsome, successful manipulators who are are able to cajole us into giving them what they want through a captivating blend of flattery, charm, and charisma. When we finally awake from our euphoric haze, we can't believe we fell for it. We ask ourselves, how did they get away with that?
On the other hand, we all know honest, ordinary people who identify and take advantage of extraordinary opportunities. Whether it is a wonderful partner or an exceptional job, they are living life to the fullest. We ask ourselves the same question—how did they pull it off?
For both the manipulative and the authentic, the answer is the same. They are attractive because they are able to spot and fulfill the needs and desires of other people. Whether its love, respect, admiration, security, or positive attention, people who are able to detect and fulfill the needs of others can provide a sense of satisfaction and gratification.
The difference is in intention. Manipulative people exploit human vulnerabilities; authentic people enhance the lives of others. What these two groups of people have in common, however, is that from the outside, everything looks good. All lights are green. Why? Not necessarily because of they way they look or behave. But because of the way they make us feel.


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It\'s hard to follow up the record that made you famous. For many artists, that\'s their first album, and the disappointing results are termed the "sophomore slump." Luckily, Tegan and Sara\'s star-making Juno-nominated album, So Jealous, was their fourth--and their fifth album, The Con, not only avoids any kind of slump but sets a new bar of quality quite high. While both a darker and quirkier album than the near-perfect ...more
When I hear the name Tegan, I think of a certain time traveler and his blue police box but thats just the geek in me. This Canadian duo is twins Tegan and Sara Quin. They got their start winning a music competition in Alberta, Canada and ended up touring with a roster of famous names (including Neil Young and signing with his Vapor Records).
The Con is their fifth album and follows their successful fourth album So Jealous (which was nominated for alternative album of the year in 2006s Juno Awards). The Con is produced by Death Cab for Cuties Chris Wallas and Jason McGerr of the same on drums. Guests also include Matt Sharp (Weezer/The Rentals) on bass, Hunter Burgan (AFI) on bass, and Kaki King on guitar.
Are You Ten Years Ago features a drum beat under the vocal styling of Tegan and Sara that might be appropriate for the dance floor. Its followed by the bouncy, piano-driven Back in your Head. My favorite might be Burn Your Life Down and Dark Come Soon.
Both had some good lyrics and beats and they just struck me. The pair is a striking duo and quite the songwriters (both share the duty). They might have another hit on their hands and repeat the success of So Jealous.
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Borrowing from one domain to promote ideas in another domain is a staple of constitutional decisionmaking. Precedents, arguments, concepts, tropes, and heuristics all can be carried across doctrinal boundaries for purposes of persuasion. Yet the practice itself remains underanalyzed. This Article seeks to bring greater theoretical attention to the matter. It defines what constitutional borrowing is and what it is not, presents a typology that describes its common forms, undertakes a principled defense of borrowing, and identifies some of the risks involved. Our examples draw particular attention to places where legal mechanisms and ideas migrate between fields of law associated with liberty, on the one hand, and equality, on the other. We finish by discussing how attentiveness to borrowing may illuminate or improve prominent theories of constitutional lawmaking.
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When the last Dodge Viper rolled off the assembly line in July 2010, it looked like the end of the line for Dodge's purebred supercar. Now spy shots from hot weather testing near Death Valley, Calif. suggest a new model is indeed in development. While clad in 2010 Viper bodies, the mules sport a couple of key features showing Dodge is hard at work.
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text: Share the post "OEM+ // Morocco's Frame Bangin' Miata." FacebookTwitterGoogle+PinterestStumbleUpon When it comes to a car that can "do it all" it's really hard to top the Mazda Miata. Yes, the little roadster has a few stigmas attached to its name, but when you grow up and get beyond that these cars are a lot of fun. When you break it all down it does make sense; two-seater, RWD, roadster, huge aftermarket following, these cars are an absolute blast to drive and have plenty of options available when it comes to modifying them. Morocco, who hails from Washington and represents the Tailored Gang crew recognized the appeal of Mazda's roadster, and soon found himself holding the keys to the car you see here. Photos & Video By: Kee May & Mike Sugg exclusively for StanceNation.com Prior to the roadster, Morocco had a really clean and well sorted EM1 Civic, and his good friend Karim was the owner of this Miata. "I had my eye on it for quite awhile but I was not really ready to part with my Civic at the time," explains Morocco but as he said it was only a matter of time. Eventually, he purchased the Miata from his friend Karim, and sold his Civic not long after so he could focus on the roadster. "I got the car on stock wheels without a hardtop but lots of quality parts for great deal and immediately fell in love with the car on the drive home." That's definitely one of the alluring features of the Miata; it just takes driving one to appreciate one. However, Morocco couldn't sit idle too long reveling in his latest purchase. Like a true gear-head, the car was back home and up on jacks to sort out the rolling stock because, let's face it, a Miata dumped on stock wheels just wasn't going to cut it very long for our man here. One of the parts to stay from his old Civic were the wheels, and they look right at home on Morocco's Miata. The Work Meister S1s are classic wheel and one of my favorite designs to boot. These Meisters sized up at 15×9.5 -1 all around ended up being pretty much a perfect fit for their new home (see, sometimes there's a little luck when it comes to building cars). Wrapped snugly in 195//45/15 Toyo T1Rs and dropped on a set of Megan EZ coils, the tires disappear into the fenders and the lips get closely acquainted with the body panels. On the outside, Morocco added his own touch to spice things up a bit. A Garage Vary front lip, Feed side-skirts, and R-spec rear lip hint at the motor-sports nature of the little roadster. He also added an OEM hard-top with rear visor and a Touge Run trunk spoiler. Rounding out the exterior mods are a euro-style rear panel and IL Motorsports half-up headlight kit. The car is clean and simple, almost OEM-plus, yet it looks tough as nails rolling down the road or sitting still. It's a classic look and Morocco has done a great job not taking things too far, but things might change. He's planning on adding a set of rear over-fenders, which personally I'm not too keen on, but I'm sure Morocco will pull it off nicely. On the inside things are clean and simple like the exterior. What I love about Morocco's Miata is that the British Racing Green cars came with a lovely black/tan interior. Normally I don't like tan interiors, but I feel it works on certain cars and this is one of them. Still Morocco added his own touches that flow nicely and nothing really jumps out at you. One of the almost must-have mods for Miatas is an aftermarket steering wheel, especially if you're a bigger guy like myself. A Works Bell hub and quick-release help attach a Personal Neo Grinta steering wheel. The driver's seat has been replaced with a Bride Vios rep seat and Sparco harness. The biggest addition to the interior is the Hard-Dog M2 roll bar which works as well as it looks. The stock 1.6L is not a factory power-house, but there are a few additions to help liven things up a bit. Of course with how low the car is, and with plans of going even lower, the motor has been raised 1.5 inches to help prevent any cracked oil-pans. In the short time that the Miata has been in his possession, Morocco has done a great job making it into his own and leaving his mark. The car is so clean and almost understated but if you clocked this car at a show or saw it rolling down the freeway you couldn't help but stare. And that's another great thing about Miatas is even at this height, they are still functional! "One of my favorite things about the car would have to be the wheels and the way they fit as well as the pure drivability of the car regardless of how low it is." As mentioned earlier, Morocco has a few plans to change things up in the future, and we're definitely looking forward to it. However, I still love the current look of this car a lot that I would be hard-pressed to change anything. Still, big props to Morocco for turning out a killer Miata, and the rest of the Tailored Gang crew holding it down in Washington (they've got some sweet cars too so look them up on facebook). Enjoy some more shots by Kee May who did a great job on the shoot. 24 Responses Zachary February 3, 2013 great build it looks gorgeous. Personally i cant fit in a miata (being over 6'2″) but i love mazda and would take the time to find an FD rx7 Reply Chris G. February 4, 2013 I'm 6'3" and I fit in my Miata just fine. Granted, I took out the door handles/door arm rests and plan on making the center console a little different to accommodate my knees, but I do fit. Reply Bosley March 24, 2014 I own a miata and i'm 6'4″. So. Reply Stiggahigga February 3, 2013 I know this is stancenation, but that thing is too low! Still hot though. Reply Michael Sinclair February 3, 2013 Dude is hammered, those FEED sides are dope. Also over-fenders are one of those things where it depends on the person. Dope Miata. Reply will February 4, 2013 s1 love Reply Jakub Jodlowski February 4, 2013 Kee May & Mike Sugg !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank you Reply Michael February 4, 2013 Every car you guys feature should have a video, everything about this feature was awesome! Reply NachoFresh February 6, 2013 X2 Reply Alex February 4, 2013 I personally prefer the OEM headlights, but this thing is gorgeous. Too low? No such thing. Respect for the dedication. Reply Izzy February 4, 2013 That this is super low, I wonder how it would fair in Texas with the horrible roads here. perpetualroad.wordpress.com Reply strika February 5, 2013 Where i can get that roof spoiler? Reply Cj February 6, 2013 What a nice build and loving the asss hahaha Reply KPunch February 7, 2013 The chamber makes it look like the front wheels have more lip than the rear. Reply nattydread February 9, 2013 its sitting nice and looking clean but the over fenders can make things look weird Reply Kyle February 13, 2013 Izzy, my previous car was a stanced NA miata that was so low it literally broke reflectors off the road. Tx has some of the best roads in the US, IIRC Reply Amanda February 14, 2013 This picture was taken at Western Washington University! so awesome! Reply Connor February 28, 2013 what does that K*R sticker mean? I seen it before just don't remember where. Reply Dawson Padgett September 16, 2014 Klutch Republic Reply Rahul Jonathan May 13, 2013 does anyone know whats the offset on those wheels? Reply novi June 4, 2013 How did u go so low with the megan coilovers? Reply Alan June 26, 2013 Wtf. That's sick. What does a set of those wheels cost? Reply dennis February 22, 2014 wat year is this? Reply anthony October 21, 2014 how did you get it so low on ez streets??? mine doesn't go as low did you remove collars??? Reply Leave a Reply Cancel reply


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PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS NOT THE OFFICIAL 72hr. FILMMAKER SHOWDOWN!
The 2nd Cuts Filmmaker Screening is a screening of all of the completed films of 2014. The 2014 winner and finalists will be shown near the end of the screening.
The ultimate voyeuristic experience for budding filmmakers, movie-lovers, and anyone with an interest in Whistler's film community. A showing of all of the completed 72hr Filmmaker Showdown entrants, this is a don't-miss event for friends, family, competitors, fans, and rivals.
Please note, the 2nd Cuts Filmmaker Screening is open to all ages. Some shows may include adult humour and a small amount of profanity. Please attend at your own discretion.
2014 Screening Schedule:
Alexander Sykora - 0 Zombies
Allan McVicar - 72 Hour Survival Challenge
Andrea Helleman - Instarad
Angie Nolan - Hippie-crites
Brydon Parker - Winning Streak
Christopher Dickinson - Homeless in Whistler
Fish Chang - Joust
Free Spirit Quinn - Another Day, No Dollars
Greg Crompton - Ski Porn
Heather Paul - Happy Birthday Michael Hunt
Ira Pettle - Powder or Lack Thereof
Jonny Kass - The Absence of Time
Katy Anderson - Finding Yo-Yo
Kyle Healy - The Prop
Marc Hazel - Running Late
Mathieu Giovanni - Preville Mindset
Petr Basel - Hungry For Life
Rebecca Wood Barrett - The Happy Ending
Richard McHardy - Whistler
Simon Gmerek - Colour Rush
Valerie St-Arnaud - Better Luck Next Year
Fish Boulton - Kung Fu Powder
Ryan Kenny - Pro Date
FINALISTS (order TBA):
Braedan Houtman - The Recipe For Success
Christopher Smith - Above The Clouds
Conrad Schapansky - Into The Mime
Darcy Turenne - The Trip
Asta Kovanen - Spring Wind
Jonny Fleet - We
Kyle Killeen - Board To Be Wild
Laura Adkin - The Road to Peyeongchang
Oliver Popley - Stalk and Peel
Dale Bailey - The Gorby Gap Rap