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Casa Ambrosia is nestled in total peace and privacy, surrounded by tall cottonwood, pine, and oak trees, with an expansive view of the pastoral river valley of El Rito and the majestic Sangre de Cristo mountains off in the distance.
This wonderful, comfortable, and serene hideaway accommodates 4-5 people. The uniquely designed passive solar adobe house with high wood ceilings and impressive vigas is spacious and filled with light. There is a large semi-circular sun room, built like a sunken kiva, that is designed after Casa Grande in Chaco Canyon. There is one bath with tub and shower and two large bedrooms, each with a spectacular view. The softly curved walls of most rooms create a calm and nurturing environment. A fireplace adds to the warmth and comfort of the radiant floor heat. And along with great indoor living and dining spaces, there is a covered patio for outdoor dining and relaxation. A newly added hot tub on the front patio is perfect for relaxation and stargazing year round.
Casa Ambrosia borders the mountainous Carson National Forest and you can hike for hundreds of miles right out the back door. A short drive takes you to a creekside trail leading to Potrero Falls amidst tall Ponderous pines and aspens, or to a dramatic outcropping of volcanic upthrust near a shady stream. Nearby forest roads lead you to high mountain meadows filled with wildflowers and streams and breathtaking views, or off into desert canyonlands, with red cliff walls and towering rock formations. In winter, snowshoeing and cross country skiing are great pastimes. Year round, the very clear night sky is perfect for stargazing.
The historic village of El Rito has it's own charm, including a well-supplied library, a traditionally-built adobe church, and El Farolito, a small family restaurant, world famous for its authentic northern New Mexico cuisine, recommended in the Rand McNally Road Atlas and Gourmet Magazine. Their red and green chili dishes are delicious and very reasonable.
Casa Ambrosia is 15 miles north of Abiquiu, with it's stunningly beautiful lake for swimming and boating. In the village of Abiquiu, you can tour the home and studio of world reknowned painter Georgia O'Keefe, and visit the Rising Moon Gallery, bursting with high quality art by local artists. And further north in Chama, you can ride the historic Toltec Railroad through the high mountains, catching the glory of the changing colors of Fall.
Casa Ambrosia is 14 miles west of the beautifully appointed Ojo Caliente Hot Springs Spa and Resort, with a variety of natural mineral pools to soak in, plenty of massage and spa treatments to choose from, and a delicious restaurant to top off an adventurous day.
Only one hour to Santa Fe, and about the same to Taos, you can enjoy all kinds of fine dining, live music, museums, galleries, boutique shops, antique stores, films, opera, and much more. Both Santa Fe and Taos have ski basins, and there are several golf courses in the area. There are many national monuments and historic sites in the area, including Bandelier with it's ancient cliff dwellings and petroglyphs.
Whether you're seeking cultural activities, ancient history, or natural beauty, there's something for everyone in this compelling heartland of Northern New Mexico.
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I grew up here in Northern New Mexico, and have spent many years exploring the wilderness areas nearby. Later I lived in exciting places like Washington DC and San Francisco. But eventually I felt called back home, and I haven't regretted it since. I find great solace in the wide open lands, vast blue skies, and I appreciate the diverse cultural history of this area very much.
Alicia purchased this house in 1998
When I moved back to New Mexico I wanted to live somewhere peaceful and remote, yet not too far from civilization. El Rito was perfect. Nestled in a tranquil river valley, with countless trails to explore in the surrounding mountains, yet only an hour's drive to a hotspot like Santa Fe or Taos, I found the perfect balance. Years later, when I moved to Santa Fe for professional opportunities, I began renting Casa Ambrosia as a vacation home. For several years now, I have enjoyed sharing this nurturing home with it's beautiful natural surroundings with many guests, and it is my wish that many others may also experience the restorative possibilities that abound here.
Whether it's getting away from a busy job, wanting the peace and quiet of this serene place for rest and renewal, or looking for new adventures out in nature, this is a great place to visit. I love the amazing variety of terrain around here, from the high mountains with their meadows, lakes and streams, to the lower desert canyonlands with their colorful cliffs and magical rock formations. And with Santa Fe, Taos, Bandelier, and other interesting places so nearby, there's never a shortage of things to do or see. There's truly something for everyone to enjoy!
Casa Ambrosia is located in the heart of Northern New Mexico. An hour or less drive in any direction gets you to such diverse attractions as the Santa Fe Opera, skiing in Taos, swimming in Lake Abiquiu, fine dining, opera, museums, art galleries, and shopping in Santa Fe, high mountain hiking in meadows and along streams, desert cliff walks at Ghost Ranch, natural hot springs resort and spa at Ojo Caliente, ancient cliff dwellings and petroglyphs at Bandelier, and much more.
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Love, romance, and history are all woven into a tapestry that will create an unforgettable vacation in Rome. From tossing a coin into the Trevi Fountain or ascending the steep slope of the Spanish Steps, reminders of the ancient past greet you at every turn.
When you land: From Rome's Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino Airport (FCO) you have numerous transportation options that will get you safely to the city center. Metro Rail runs every 30 minutes and costs a scant 14 euros. Taking the COTRAL public bus is an hourlong trip to the downtown area, but only costs 5 euros per person. Taxi service? Deduct 50 euros from your travel budget for the 25-minute journey to your hotel. Get details on your options at http://bit.ly/L17EGR.
When in Rome: Just a 10-minute walk from the Roma Termini Station is the centrally located Rome Life Hotel ( www.romelifehotel.com/en). For an affordable and satisfying vacation in Rome, book your accommodations here – only half a mile from the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain and other major sites.
The stylish rooms feature all the essential modern amenities, including a private bathroom. With a rooftop terrace providing stunning views of your surroundings, free Internet and air-conditioned rooms, you can't go wrong here.
Vatican City: No visit to Rome would be complete without an afternoon visit to the official residence of the Pope. Inside St. Peter's Basilica, you will be awe-struck by the unparalleled artwork of the Renaissance masters. You can spend hours marveling at evocative paintings, inspirational cathedral domes and Michelangelo's famed sculpture, "The Pieta."
Keep in mind that the lines there – into the Sistine Chapel, for instance – can be grueling and long. Best option: Book a tour. This will fast-track you through the throngs hoping to see Michelangelo's fresco, "The Creation of Adam." Bite the bullet, and be aware that the tour operators quite possibly will pick your party up at your hotel or another convenient location.
Also, don't miss the photo op of a lifetime: Snap a few frames of the colorful and timeless Swiss Guard.
Shopping: Fashion in Rome sets the pace for the rest of the world. The look is ultra-chic – dark shades, the finest leather shoes and bags and – of course – the trendiest coats. Rome has numerous districts that create a shopaholic's paradise.
One of the main centers is Via del Governo Vecchio, where you will discover untold fashion bargains, including jewelry. Cluttered with traditional chic boutiques, these shops stay open late and host an antiques fair. There are many art galleries and antique shops nearby.
In the historic district, another major marketplace for antiques is Via del Babuino, a street that's home to many designer clothing outlets. Alberto di Castro ( www.dicastro.com) is a great place to buy some stunning lithographs.
Fine dining: Try Ristorante Life ( www.ristorantelife.com), located in Via della Vite, one of the most beautiful streets of Rome's historic center. The restaurant has three quaint dining areas as well as an outdoor terrace, which is open all year for lunch or dinner.
Exceptional hospitality and service is complemented by the casual, fun atmosphere and innovative gourmet Italian cuisine. Masterful chefs prepare culinary delights using only the freshest seasonal ingredients. Even the fish are freshly caught in the Tyrrhenian Sea and chosen with care at a daily auction; the meats are hand-selected from one of Rome's best butchers. A standout is the tenderloin filet with black truffles from Norcia, Italy.
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Two un-related topics:Shakeology & WOE
First one, I am interested in drinking Shakeology, which is a meal replacement that has a whole bunch of nutrients. Like greens, all of your vitamins/minerals, etc. One serving, 160 cal, 17 carbs (14 net). I've heard from people they only do half serving bc it goes a long way, so it would be 7 net servings for me. What do you think about it being on Atkins? I've tried in the past and I must say, it's delish. However, it has fructose. and I think another sweetener. But had so much nutrients. Let me know what you think. I am not a morning eater and am hooked on starbucks/coffee bean. Trying to find an alternative.
Also, I know with being on a low carb diet, not eating carbs or sweets is really a way of life. How did you get into that mind frame of "accepting" that this will be your way of life and that this is how you must eat in order to be slim? Right now I am having a hard time accepting that I can't eat this or that. Esp. when mainstream media, family, friends can eat whatever they want. I am having a real hard time with this. Logically I know it doesn't make sense, but I can't get past it. It's as if I am like a kid when it comes to this. I have a masters degree and everything and I know in my adult mind that I should be thinkiing differently but I can't get over that. I think that mind-set is what is making it difficult for me to stick to this WOE. IF anyone can give me a perspective, i'd appreciate it. I am going nuts. LOL
Thanks, and hope everyone is well!
A friend of mine was trying to get me to buy it from his wife several months ago. But I didn't want a version with 'all natural' sweeteners. She checked with her sponsor (I guess) and they said they have no plans on making a sugarless version.
The less I eat sweets and carbs, the less I want to eat sweets and carbs. I can compare it to giving up cigarettes; at first, I craved cigarettes badly, but now I never think about wanting to have a cigarette.
You may think that mainstream media, family, and friends can eat whatever they want, but many people are paying a price for eating sweets and carbs. Two thirds of the adult population of the U.S. is overweight or obese, according to reliable survey data; many of those people may be eating whatever they want, but many of them are paying a price in terms of weight gain, celiac disease (read "Wheat Belly"), diabetes, etc. Perhaps you know some people who seem to be able to eat loads of carbs and sweets and never gain weight. Well, they are lucky; those of us here were dealt a different metabolism and need respond appropriately in terms of the body and biochemistry we have. And the skinny actresses and models that you see eating "whatever they want" in ads and movies--believe me, they are eating lowcarb and lowcalorie when the camera isn't running.
Eating low carb doesn't necessarily mean that you will never, ever, for the rest of your life eat a particular food that you love. It does mean that you will rarely eat some kinds of foods. After losing around 50 pounds, I let myself eat a piece of rich chocolate cake at a birthday dinner. It was delicious, but I'm fine with eating something like that once a year or a few times a year, and not regularly.
If you can't accept giving up some kinds of foods for the most part, consider trying JUDDD, which is all about calorie cycling but indifferent to the kinds of food that you eat. I try to eat a healthy low carb diet on JUDDD, but some people allow themselves to eat sweets or other treats on their "up" days, so long as they stay within their calorie limits.
I personally don't find "drinking" my calories very satisfying, so I'm not drawn to shakes. I'd rather eat a big stirfry or salad of vegetables than a shake, and I strongly encourage you to avoid anything with added sugar/fructose. Drinking shakes with fructose will just make you crave sweets more, rather than just not caring about them.
Never tried the Shakeology, but if it helps you to get nutrients AND stay on track, without triggering additional cravings for sweets/carby foods, try it, but balanced with real food.
As for the mind set: I got sick of being fat. There's a signature several people on this board have, "being fat is hard. low carb is hard. pick your hard," or something to that effect. I chose the "hard" of low carb since it reaps many benefits. Being fat reaped none. You also need to replace the "I can't have" mindset with the "look at all the delicious things I CAN have," mindset (I mean, really, butter, steak, cream -yum!) Plus the non-food benefits - smaller, nicer looking clothing, fitting more easily into chairs/seats, more energy, etc. It IS NOT EASY. If it was, wouldn't everyone be thin? Maybe you can tell yourself, "I'll give it my all for one month," or some set period of time (IMO, at least a month to start detoxing from carbs and re-tooling your body's fuel system). It's up to you. And if you give it a good honest try, and it's not for you, you can honestly tell yourself, "not for me," and find what does work. Good luck!
I focus on what I CAN eat rather than what I can't. I feel so good eating low carb / clean and sugar now leaves me with a hangover feeling. I used to enjoy wine and now my body doesn't process it well anymore. If you are feeling deprived you won't stick with low carb. You have to do whatever you can make a lifestyle. If you consider it a diet and plan to go back to eating carbs you will most likely gain back any weight you've lost.
Thank you everyone!
WOW! One of the BEST group of responses I've ever seen on any WL board! SP, print this post out and refer to it every day.
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I have a hard time eating anything high in carbs early in the day (and that shake would be high for me), because it sets of a hunger cycle for the whole day. If I eat something with lots of fat and some protein, I'm set for 6 or more hours, don't even have to think about food. If I eat something with even non-starchy veggie carbs, or worse, I'll start feeling hungry, with stomach growling and all, within 3-4 hours, and it'll be that way throughout the day.
I'm not an early breakfast eater either, but I'll have a cup of tea or coffee with HWC and/or coconut oil within an hour of waking up, and then eat my "breakfast" in another couple of hours. Maybe that could work for you?
When I was working, I would get up, have tea, go to work, and eat breakfast there. The guys working the deli in my office building would start my omelet when they saw me walking in the door. :) Then I would eat a late--kind of light--lunch. That routine, followed by a dinner either in or out, helped me lose a lot of weight.
I've been drinking the chocolate one once a day for the past week. I'm pretty obsessed with it now because it's so good! I haven't noticed any bad carb triggers (which is shocking because someone in Guam opens an Oreo and I need one STAT!). I do mix mine with natural peanut butter, so maybe that helps with the insulin release. I also find that it keeps me very full. I don't use a full scoop, mainly b/c I'm cheap and it's like powdered gold. I am down 3 lbs this week so I'm sticking with it for now. I mix mine with ice, unsweetened coco almond milk and of course the pb! Sometimes in the am I use the PB2 and add coco oil, but I prefer the real pb :)
For me, it helped to experiment ALOT with recipes in the beginning. I had to find replacements and alternatives to things I liked. Once I developed a repetoire of things I liked, and had figured out how to order at restaurants... it became easier.
I do allow myself to enjoy Thanksgivng, Christmas, any really special occasion, and not worry about staying lowcarb.
You dont have to be quite as strict in Maintenance as you do when trying to lose weight. If nothing else, you can have more calories... and most people find they can eat at somewhat higher carb levels, and include things like fruit, yogurt, occasional beans, etc. Its not all strict eggs, meat, salad!
this is probably kind of bad, but I have to focus on the negative. I do notice that the less carbs/sweet stuff I eat, the less I want. The trick is to get myself eating less so I can reap the benefits. I have to start visualizing all the physical and mental unpleasantness -- the bloating, the upset stomach and gas, the intensified cravings, the mood swings and blood sugar crashes -- and then it helps make me not want to eat those things for a while.
I'm not opposed to shakes as meal replacements, I usually have one for breakfast almost every day (Atkins Advantage or Premier Protein), however I would not personally use the Shakeology based on what you've said about the carb count and sugar.
As for mind frame, it took me a long, long time to get in this mind frame, that I know I will be eating this way for life, and I am actively choosing to do so. It is completely different this time for me than any other time in the past that I've tried to lose weight. Essentially it took DH being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes to make me realize that it is about health, not about how I look. I do want to lose weight, but ultimately it is health that matters for me.
Well, it's pretty simple, really:
I first started eating LC to deal with some health-issues: Hypoglycemia and IBS.
Once you've lived with these things, and then lived WITHOUT them, there's really no choice: You eat this way because anything else makes you feel SICK!
Oh, and the weight fell off.
People are going to laugh, because I say this a lot... but whenever I'm feeling really "deprived" at not getting to eat some high-carb food (like this weekend, after both passing up popcorn at the movies AND sitting buy while my hubby and kids had "marble-slab" ice cream at a place that makes their OWN ice cream), I make http://www.lowcarbfriends.com/bbs/lo...ion-label.html. It's really easy, and it's pretty much impossible to feel "deprived" while eating it! Gets over the PPM (Pity Poor Me) feelings pretty fast!
I've also learned to make delicious substitutes for a lot of foods -- like mashed potatoes, crackers, and bread-y "sweets". (Quotes, there, because I'm finding ways to get rid of almost all sweeteners -- and the only one I allow myself at all is stevia. I'll use a TOUCh of stevia, and the spice-combination to make it "taste like" a cookie or whatever.)
This is a lot like becoming vegetarian: There are just certain foods you no longer eat. Over time, you either stop missing them (most of them!) or find ways to substitute them. You also find a wonderful variety of foods you'd never tried before -- which is one of the things this site is great for!
Okay, I know I said it above, but I thought I'd relay today's experience, in case it helps.
I had to get up at the buttcrack of dawn--actually well before dawn--to take my mother to have an eye surgery. Way too early to do anything but chug an Atkins shake with a couple of tbs of heavy cream for the added fat and calories as I went to walk my dog and get my Mom to the center in time.
I drank the shake at 5:30. By 7:30, I was shaking, clammy, nauseated, in pain, and lightheaded. It took about 45 minutes to pass, by which time I was starving. Not like, oh, hey, eating would be good about now, but like, OMG, if I don't eat soon, I'm going to die! That was only three hours after the shake. I NEVER feel like that when I've eaten real food, and of course, I don't even feel hungry at all until about six hours after a good LC meal.
Now, I usually don't get the pain and lightheadedness (still don't know what that was), but that overwhelming hunger is typical within a few hours after a shake. And even now, after I ate a good unprocessed lunch, I feel less satisfied than I normally would. :(
That said, I still keep the shakes in the house and car for emergencies. But that means really rarely will I partake, maybe once every couple of months. They just don't work we'll enough for me, even with added fat, to be a viable part of my plan.
It they work better for you, great. :)
Schoolpsych, the most important part that I forgot to type was that even with Shakeology I still stay in ketosis! :)
Ooooooh! Yummy.
Magic food, made from expensive, exotic ingredients raised in distant lands. It must be better than spinach or broccoli or beef because I can't pronounce it, it has a really great looking website, and it's expensive. Therefore, the pounds will take a look at that AWESOME label of 70 ingredients all in one glass, and just melt away in fear!!!
Sorry for the sarcasm, but these products totally tick me off. They aren't real food. You find the real food in your grocers or farmers market. It's around the edges in the produce, meat, fish, egg and dairy sections. It often does not even have an ingredient label. Real food rarely if ever appears in a powder form. It's readily identifiable, just by looking at it. You can tell if it's fresh with a quick examination, or possibly a sniff.
Real food is what your body is adapted to eat. Dehydrating and grinding up stuff and sticking it in a container with a mile long label does not ever make it good for you. Eat the real food.
One of the sole reasons why I am drawn to this shake is because it has superfoods and lots of greens, nutrients, chromium, Bvitamins, etc. Right now I am hooked on starbucks and have been for 10 years. I have that as my breakfast so i do not eat breakfast at all. never have, and probably never will. Since I'm trying to change my lifestyle, I will make changes that i can actually make and eating breakfast is not one of them. So i actually don't mind drinking my food :) But thanks for your opinion!
I have an atkins caramel latte shake w/ heavy cream for bfast almost everyday. It keeps me satisfied for 3-5 hours and that is also after an intense workout. I also eat coconut oil every morning. HTH
My opinion is find a sugar free shake you like and supplement it...like I said just my opinion, as I am a sugar addict and would be finding a reason to have that shake more often than I should due to the sugar in it.
I make a chocolate whey shake that is sweetened with stevia (About Time Whey)...and add ice, almond milk and instant coffee...soo good...and then I take my supplements with it.
Btw, nothing wrong with starbucks for breakie...just make sure it is sugar free and use heavy cream...I get an americano with sf syrup and add some heavy cream a few times a week. yum
This may not apply here, but I just watched several Nutribullet posts on YouTube. Some great ideas for doing these for breakfast and taking less than 5 minutes to prepare. Just a suggestion.
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Tuesday's Class 2A Lincoln-Way West Sectional semifinal between Lemont and Providence still was up for grabs nearly midway through the second half when the Indians' Kim Jerantowski showed off her All-State skills to assure the Indians' spot in the state's Sweet Sixteen.
Jerantowski carried the ball down the sideline on a counterattack, cut inside against two defenders and took a shot from a tough angle that seemed sure to sail wide. Instead, she bent the ball off the inside of the far post and into the top of the net.
The goal gave the top-seeded Indians a 2-0 lead, which was the final score in New Lenox.
"In practice, my coaches have been telling me to go 1-on-1 more instead of passing it off," Jerantowski said. "I saw my chance there and I saw the far post open so I just aimed there."
The Indians (19-2-2), who finished third in the state last season, advanced to take on Lincoln-Way West or Tinley Park in Friday's final.
No. 4 seed Providence finished 13-10-2.
"I thought we did enough to score in the first half and got unlucky not to," Lemont coach Rick Prangen said. "We worked hard for the first goal and then Kim's goal. What can you say? It was one of the best goals I've ever seen."
After a scoreless first half, Lemont got on the board when Aleks Mihailovic slipped a pass to Joy Drassler, who chipped the ball ahead. Off a deflection, the ball ended up at the feet of Lauren Lumsden, who put it in with 31:28 to go.
"I just had to tap it in," Lumsden said. "It wasn't much. When it went it in, it was kind of surreal. I was like 'Really? I just scored?' "
Providence tested Lemont goalie Kelly Fritz — who recorded her 19th shutout of the season — with two shots on goal. The Celtics' best chance came Marybeth Galick got behind the defense and fired a laser right at the chest of a charging Fritz with 28:45 left.
Kyleigh Maday's strike on a free kick with 16:46 also was denied by Fritz.
Nicki Griffith made four saves for Providence.
"We were happy with 0-0 at halftime and I thought we responded well after their first goal," Providence coach Dan Potempa said. "It kind of woke us up and we had some momentum, and then (Jerantowksi) gets that sick goal and it kind of sunk us.
"I'm really proud of our team, though. I thought we went out with a good performance against a really good team."
Tuesday's second Class 2A Lincoln-Way West Sectional semifinal between Lincoln-Way West and Tinley Park was suspended because of severe weather. The match, which was scoreless with 12:42 left in the first half, will be resumed at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday.


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The tumbleweeds were blowing after Monday's market close. Amid the very thin trading, however, Luminent Mortgage (LUM) was among those in the green after making a huge recovery late in the regular session. The struggling mortgage-investment firm gained another 2.9% after hours to $1.75 after saying Arco Capital granted it a one-month loan for about $18.25 million.
The loan, which San Francisco-based Luminent is getting under interim agreements relating to last week's letter of intent for a bailout agreement with the specialty finance firm, can be extended to yearlong maturity at Arco's discretion.
Shanda Interactive Entertainment (SNDA) posted non-GAAP second-quarter income of $31.3 million, or 42 cents per American depositary share. Analysts polled by Thomson Financial were looking for just 36 cents per ADS. The company, which develops and operates online games in China, recently added 1.3% to $31.10.
Elsewhere in tech, Oplink Communications (OPLK) announced a $40 million share-repurchase authorization to replace a prior buyback program. Shares of the Fremont, Calif., semiconductor concern rose 3.9% to $13.58.On the other hand, information-technology firm Streamline Health Solutions (STRM), of Cincinnati, saw a sizable earnings drop to $29,000 (non-GAAP), or break-even per share. Year-ago earnings were $215,000, or 2 cents a share, and the sole analyst's estimate called for 8 cents a share. Streamline stock lately gave up 65 cents, or 18.6%, to $2.85. Finally, Coachmen Industries (COA) -- which makes recreational vehicles, systems-built homes and commercial buildings -- is suspending its 3-cent quarterly dividend. The Elkhart, Ind., company cited "the roiling of the housing markets due to the subprime-mortgage crisis, as well as other uncertainties," regardless of its "sound" balance sheet and "more than $40 million" in available credit. Shares ticked down 1.7% to $7.35.
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5 Sports Moves That Were Essentially Thinly Veiled "Screw Yous"
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People love sports but sometimes seem to forget that athletes and other people in the sports industry are people too. People with emotions and feelings. And so, when they get pissed off, they react in the same way we would, with a swift middle finger. Except in their case, they do dramatic and totally awesome things like this.
Walter O'Malley doesn't get his way, so he's not playing
For the ten year period from 1947 to 1957, baseball revolved around the city of New York. Between the New York Yankees, New York Giants, and Brooklyn Dodgers, they won 17 pennants and 9 World Series championships. There were New York Subway Series' 7 times during that period. During this time the owner of the Dodgers, Walter O'Malley, was looking for a spot to build a new ballpark. Ebbets Field was beloved by the fans, but it was old, dilapidated, and poorly served by public transportation. He wanted to keep the team in Brooklyn, if possible. However, he ran into trouble in the form of City Construction Coordinator Robert Moses.
Moses wanted to force O'Malley to build his new stadium across the river, in Queens. In fact, he wanted him to build it on the land that would eventually become Shea Stadium, the really bad home of the New York Mets, several years later. Moses foresaw a ballpark built by the city of New York, and owned by the city of New York. O'Malley, on the other hand, had made his fortune in the real estate business, and if he was going to build something, he was going to own that thing. Moses blocked every attempt O'Malley made to build a stadium in Brooklyn. Old Walt got frustrated as hell, and contemplated murder, presumably. Then he came up with a more devious idea. During the 1956 World Series, a contingent from the city of Los Angeles had shown up and had tried to convince an MLB team to move out west. O'Malley decided to teach this bastard Moses a lesson: if he couldn't have his stadium in Brooklyn, then he was going to walk.
He made a few calls, had a couple of conversations, and the deal was made. The Brooklyn Dodgers became the Los Angeles Dodgers. But the flipping off wasn't done yet. He knew his friend Horace Stoneham, who owned the New York Giants, was having a tough time finding a spot for a new stadium as well. O'Malley figured, what the hell, why not? He got a deal done with the city of San Francisco, and Stoneham decided he was in a California state of mind too. So, after the 1957 season, two of baseball's oldest and most storied franchises packed their bags and left town, only returning a few times to face the Yankees in the World Series again. O'Malley was vilified by Brooklyn fans, perhaps unfairly, since, after all, he didn't really have a choice. It was either move, or be known as the Flushing Dodgers, and really, which do you think is worse?
America gets screwed by a Godfather with a grudge
The 1972 Olympic Games in Munich were probably the worst in history. No, not anything about thrilling espionage and Israelis, we're talking about how in 1972, America got totally screwed in the basketball tourney.
Since basketball was invented in America (by a Canadian), it makes sense that we would kick ass at the sport, winning gold at the Olympics all the time. Since the Olympics were just another Cold War battleground, the Soviet Union decided they needed to beat the Americans at their own game, to make up for the fact that they were about to be beaten at a game they totally stole from the Canadians 8 years later. Yeah, that didn't make much sense to us either. Anyways, the Soviet Union built up a team, and they came to Munich packing. America and Russia beat the tar out of the rest of the world's basketball teams, and met each other in the Gold Medal game.
The game was hotly contested, neither side giving ground. With three seconds left in the game, the Soviets led 49-48, when an American was fouled. He made both free throws to give the Capitalists a one point lead. Then a scoreboard crisis started a crazy chain of events. The officials were confused as to whether the Soviets called a time out prior to the second free throw, or whether the Soviets needed to inbound the ball. In stepped Renato William Jones, president of FIBA. Still angry that we shot Mussolini, he decided to put a nefarious plan into action. He instructed the scorekeepers to stop the clock and the referees to give the ball back to the Soviets for another chance. He had no authority to do so, but no one questioned him, presumably because he knew where they lived.
When the Soviets failed to do anything with their second chance, Jones gave them yet another one, and this time, the Soviets sunk a basket as the clock expired, giving the Soviets the win 51-50. Pandemonium erupted, but the damage was done. Jones would later go on to tell the press that " America needs to learn how to lose, even when they think they are right." Thanks for the morals lesson, Snidely Whiplash.
Messersmith doesn't take insult lightly, brings down institution
Believe it or not, there was a time before free agency in sports. In baseball, for almost 100 years, every player contract included what was known as a reserve clause, which allowed a club to renew a 1 year contract without permission of the player for as many years as they wanted, virtually chaining a player to the team they originally signed with and keeping salaries extraordinarily low.
In 1975, Andy Messersmith, a pitcher for the Dodgers, went to Spring Training and negotiated his new contract. He asked for a no-trade clause, which was swiftly denied. Then somebody in the Dodgers management said something personal to Messersmith, who got so pissed, he left the room. Nobody present has said what the insult was, but it must have been a doozy.
So, Messersmith, angry at the entire organization, played the entire season without a contract, then hooked up with another pitcher who had also been screwed by the reserve clause during 1975, a chap with named Dave McNally, and went to court, challenging that the reserve clause was in direct violation to the 13th Amendment to the Constitution. For those of you unfamiliar with the Constitution (some Americans you are) the 13th Amendment prohibits slavery or forced labor. Together with Marvin Miller, the head of the new Player's Union, they brought their case before an arbiter, who declared that the reserve clause was unconstitutional, and both players were free agents. Messersmith would sign a huge (for the time) contract with the Braves, and lived happily ever after, proving that you don't mess with the Messer. Yes, we just made that up.
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Oct. 14 (Bloomberg) -- European Investment Bank Chairman Philippe Maystadt said raising capital requirements for banks in the region might choke off lending and impede economic recovery.
European Commission President Jose Barroso called on Oct. 12 for a coordinated recapitalization of the region's lenders, with government funds if necessary, as part of a wider rescue package. Banks would temporarily have to meet "significantly higher" capital requirements and those incapable of providing the extra buffers should be prohibited from paying bonuses or dividends, Barroso said.
"A very likely consequence of the measures that are being announced right now is that banks will further restrict credit to the real economy, and in particular for investment, which is a determining factor for recovery," Maystadt said at a forum in Brussels today.
Maystadt said he's "not convinced" that most big European banks are short of capital, though they'll probably face a squeeze next year.
"Banks will likely have a funding problem in 2012, that's clear," he said. "They'll have more trouble finding the funding they need and that means they'll pay more for it, and therefore their profit will be reduced. But I'm not convinced at this stage that most big banks have a real solvency problem."
Deutsche Bank AG Chief Executive Officer Josef Ackermann said yesterday that he doubted forcing European lenders to boost their capital levels would master the sovereign debt crisis.
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Manhattan College's commitment to service and social awareness is officially recognized by CRS.
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Valedictorian Kelly Keane '00, '14 graduates with a master's degree in mental health counseling.
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This document provides a list of available replaceable parts and accessories for HP Photosmart Plus B209 All-in-One Series printers in EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa).
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Important note:
The Sales product number on the bottom of the package may not match the Product number on the bottom of the cartridge itself (once removed from the package and opened).
If the product number begins CN680, CN681, CN682, CN683, CN684, CN685, CN686, or CN687, it means that the cartridge is an updated version of the HP 364 or 178 cartridges and is fully compatible with old and new printer models mounting cartridges of that kind.
See below the sales product number, product number, and description of the print cartridges suitable for each of the regions within EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa):
Region 2 - Western Europe
Region 3 - Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), Middle East, and Africa
Documentation may vary by region. The documentation for these models is available on the HP website in PDF format.
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HP Photosmart Plus All-in-One Printer - B209a
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