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If you're trying to top your last meal, Massachusetts is the place to be for fine dining. Food aficionados are never disappointed with some of the trendiest culinary haunts on the continent.
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111 Chop House
Voted by readers of both the Worcester Telegram and Worcester Magazine as the restaurant in Central Massachusetts, the 111 Chop House... more
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80 Thoreau
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Alchemy Bistro
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Alta Restaurant & Wine Bar
Unique casual wine bar/restaurant. 20+ wines by the glass. Fresh local ingredients. Outdoor dining. Full bar/lunch/dinner 7 days. Owner... more
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Anmol Indian Restaurant
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Apple Tree Inn & Restaurant
Seasonal dining in a beautiful Victorian inn. Dinner Thurs-Sat in July & August. Indoor & deck dining with mountain views. Full bar.... more
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A tasting-menu-only restaurant on the edge of Back Bay. Some of the most compelling food of the year. more
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Magnificently positioned on picturesque Cohasset harbor, Atlantica offers spectacular panoramic ocean views, intimate and elegant dining spaces, and meticulously crafted... more
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Beacon Grille
One of the best greater Boston steak and seafood restaurants, Beacon Grille offers upper-tier, yet unpretentious American cuisine, including rich... more
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Beat Hotel
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Bistro @ Crowne Pointe
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The Blue Rock Restaurant and Bar
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Cool gastro-pub atmosphere. Serving New American cuisine, combined with local, international and sustainable ingredients. All sauces, stocks and desserts house... more
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Boston Chops
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Boston InterContinental Hotel
Boston Inter Continental Hotel houses three of the best restaurants in Boston: MIEL "BRASSERIE PROVENCALE" SUSHI-TEQ RUMBA RUM... more
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French-inspired cuisine. 20 wines by the glass. Special bottle pricing. Full Bar. Dinner 6 nights. Sunday Brunch. Catering. Zagat rated "Excellent". more
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Makers of Bayer Aspirin Announce Support of National Women's Heart Health Organization Through Educational Grant
MORRISTOWN, N.J., Feb. 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Bayer HealthCare LLC, the makers of Bayer(R) Aspirin, announced today their support of WomenHeart, the nation's only education and advocacy organization solely dedicated to promoting women's heart health, with a $100,000 educational grant from the Bayer USA Foundation.
An estimated 44 million American women live with or are at risk of heart disease, but too many are unaware of the threat they face. In fact, heart disease is the #1 killer of American women with nearly one-third (27.2 percent) of all female deaths each year from heart disease. Of the 500,000 annual deaths from cardiovascular disease, 267,000 women die from heart attacks -- six times more than will die from breast cancer.
Additionally, heart disease is more likely to be treated and prevented accurately in men than women. A study published in the May 2008 issue of the journal Heart showed that among heart patients, women were less likely than men to receive beta blockers, statins and ACE inhibitors -- medications critical in the treatment of heart disease. Women are also less likely to receive ICDs (an implanted device that helps to control irregular heartbeats) and therapies such as physician-recommended aspirin, which if taken can help prevent certain cardiovascular events.
"The Bayer USA Foundation and Bayer Consumer Care are pleased to support WomenHeart and the organization's mission to improve the health and quality of the lives of women living with or at risk of heart disease," said Bayer Aspirin Brand Director Rob Schumm. "Its activities align with Bayer's own cardiovascular public health objectives of increasing the awareness of prevention and early detection, accurate diagnosis and proper treatment of heart disease."
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John Piper recently called attention to this need, saying of Michael Oh:
I love his vision for Japan. As a Korean this commitment has the Christ-like flavor of reconciliation and risk. I would like for you to know him and, if God leads, support his vision.
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Mark Rogers is on staff at CrossWay Community Church in Kenosha, Wisconsin, where he helps oversee the CrossWay Pastoral Training Course. Mark recently finished his PhD in historical theology at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, and is the editor of 'Glimpses of Christian History.'


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By Web Intern in General on Jul 28, 2009
Already worn out your Mad Men DVDs? For something to do while you wait for the premiere of the third season of Mad Men (coming August 16th), AMCtv.com has given you the fun little project of Mad Mennin' Yourself. Have fun making a cartoon caricature of yourself from the '60s. I admit, I spent a good portion of last night working at making a spitting image of myself. And then spent more time making more characters, like when I was a wee girl dressing paper dolls. You can start here. -Sylvie
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Situated in the heart of the Sunshine Coast hinterland, the scenic drive to Mapleton from Maleny, taking in Montville and Flaxton, is one of the most scenic on the Sunshine Coast. Throughout this beautiful district, art and craft galleries abound, along with potteries, antique shops and museums.
Buy fresh local fruit and vegetables from the side of the road and make sure you stop to dine at one of the many interesting and unique restaurants and cafes which have opened in recent years.
... moreNature, however, is the star attraction in these parts, and her gift to Mapleton is a spectacular cascade tumbling off the western escarpment of the Blackall Range into the Mary Valley. The Mapleton Falls are best appreciated from the viewing platform.
The village flanks the Mapleton National Park which is renowned for its rainforest picnic glades. Mapleton also hosts the annual Yarn Festival when spinners of tall tales and true gather to celebrate the art of the Aussie bush balladeer.
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The Queue: Lore questions? Oh, boy! {WoW}
Feb 9th 2011 3:44PM As a 525 alchemist I made one alchemist stone. When I tried to make a second, it told me I can only have one. I even put the first in my bank and still got the same massage.
Has anyone actually been able to have 2 of them?
Guild experience changes in patch 4.0.6 {WoW}
Jan 18th 2011 1:31PM Actually, 99% of the reason I don't heal pugs is due to the pugees. Healing isn't that difficult now (in a group who knows how to play) and is sure a whole lot funner. But dealing with the moronic D'Baggery from the people pugging is too much to handle.
Breakfast Topic: Is Blizzard wasting their time? {WoW}
Jun 9th 2009 8:12AM I love new content more than anything, but if it doesn't look good I wouldn't play it. I am not a fan of EVERY piece of art in the game, that is just a personal taste issue. What I do like is they are continuously working and improving it.
The Queue: Sometimes you just want to be a superhero {WoW}
May 26th 2009 8:03PM "Why is it that it takes me 3 shots to kill a Boneguard Scout in the tournament dailies on my warrior, when in pre 3.1 I did them on my mage and it only took 2."
This happens to me all the time, and I do not have a warrior. A hunter and priest. I thought I noticed a pattern though. If I go directly to the Boneguard Scouts after winning the jousting dailies up in the tournament area I can 2 shot them. But, if I die, say by a lieutenant or commander, then I have to hit the scouts 3 times. I was thinking I had some hidden buff for winning the jousting. Or it was a leftover damage buff from the joust vehicle. It is definitely not based on being a warrior, since I do not have one.
Enter to win one of six loot card codes from WoW Insider and WoWTCGLoot {WoW}
May 13th 2009 5:10PM
I am going on what I have actually gotten on one of my own characters...
[url=http://www.wowhead.com/?item=38290]Dark Iron Smoking Pipe[/url]
It just fits my character so well :)
Win a year of Curse's premium service {WoW}
May 12th 2009 11:54AM well, this will be the only way I will get Curse premium.
Breakfast Topic: So much for Children's Week {WoW}
May 8th 2009 11:30AM I agree. I was on my healer in EotS. We had 2 bases so I went to the flag spawn point. Now, I was NOT going for the achievement on this toon, but I was shielding others and healing everyone near the flag to help them out. I actually set a personal record for me on amount healed, was like 450,000 and got a ton of achievements I didn't even know about.
I had so many jerk offs yelling at me, calling me names I wouldn't want to repeat, and whispers telling me to Fu** off and die that I decided to never go back to the BGS again. All because I thought since we had 2 towers already and many were zerging the third that I would help some players for a little bit.
Can you just feel the love?
Breakfast Topic: So much for Children's Week {WoW}
May 8th 2009 11:21AM Well, I put my cakes up at 10g and someone else undercut as all by 7 gold. They put like 60 in the AH for 3 gold. This irked me because they didn't even take small steps to undercut. So, I grabbed all 60 of mine and put them in the ah for 2 copper buyout. Now THAT felt good :)
p.s. they all sold
Breakfast Topic: So much for Children's Week {WoW}
May 8th 2009 11:13AM Yes, I read this as saying, surprisingly (or unsurprisingly) the quest bugged. But Blizzard fixed it so you can complete any 5 dailies and get the achievement.
Now if all you tools are done nitpicking this post, there are a thousand others that need you attention. Better get cracking, it as almost lunch already.
The Azeroth Ethicist: Special I.W.I.N. edition, part 2 {WoW}
May 5th 2009 5:05PM lad said...
they made an example of karatechop.
dear player, even though you pay for a service from us, in the event that we somehow fuck up big time, you the player will be responsable for it and you will pay. we dont need your $15, we have 12 million other "customers" that pay for our ferraris and mansions. so screw you! btw, our gm department is bussy and unable to answer your ticket.
This has to be the most idiotic comment I have ever read on these forums. Oh wow, I am actually stumped on how to follow up.


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3 The film hailed as like being a Spielberg classic 80's filmPosted: 29/12/2011When Super 8 was hitting the cinema it was described as having the feel of a classic Spielberg film from the early 80's. I can understand why people said that, JJ Abrams also knows how to make a good film too. You go into this film hoping for it to have the magic say of ET or close encounters. It promieses so much at the start but then loses its way and what your left with is a good film with a poor ending.I had high hopes for the film. It starts well as the local kids are trying to make there own film and end up filming a train crash wihich was transporting something for the military and it escapes. Plenty of action, chase sceens etc follow and it is entertaining but it let itself down with the promising start.
Alien Anthology Box Set (6 Discs) Blu-ray 22 New from £15.00 Free delivery Available used from £37.23
5 A great box set to own for 14.99Posted: 29/12/201114.99 for this Aliens box set is a bargain. As far as the films go the first two are excellent. While the first one slowly builds up the suspence the second is all out war with marines and aliens. The third one is set on a prision planet with no weapons and the special effects of the alien do look dated. The fourth film while a good film just doesnt feel like an alien film like the rest of the series.However im sure you have seen the films, now the transfer, Generally very good but the first two, the older films look the best, Aliens is the real gem here, stunning visuals and sounds.Less then 15 pounds for all 4 films? Thats a great deal, there are also loads of extras crammed in that will keep you busy for hours.If you like the Aliens films that i recommend you buy this.
5 Bring me everyone...What do you mean 'everyone'?..EVERYONE!!Posted: 29/12/2011Leon is a great film, not because of special effects or big name actors but because of the story and chemistry between the actors.The basic story is of a child being taken in by her neighbour who is a hitman after some rogue cops kill her family and drug dealing father. From then on the police are trying to find her as shes the only witness still alive but Leon who she is living with sets out to keep her safe.The transfer to blu ray is very good and so is the sound, but its the story of the friendship between Leon and Mathilda that make this move and some great acting by Gary Oldman. The action scenes are great too.The directors cut gives a slight different edge to the film as it shows more of Leon and Mathilda together with Leon teaching her some of his cleaning tips but it also raises some questions about there time together too.A great film, a classic.
5 A Great film + a great transfer = a must own blu rayPosted: 29/12/2011Back to the future is a great films that mixes humour and sci fi to tell a great story of Marty McFly trapped in the past and trying get back to the present day and ensuring his parents get together or he wont exist.Im sure you will of already seen the film which is a 5 star film. The blu ray is a welcome pleasure and shows that older films can be transferred to blu ray very well when the film studio put the effort in. For a film over 25 years old and not filmed in hd the picture is fantastic. Colours are clear and bright and also just impressive is the sound on a surround sound system.If your a fan of the film then at this price is a must own, a great film, great transfer and a great blu ray.Highly recommend, big improvement over the tandard DVD
4 a very good glove, great grip, slight issue with the cuffPosted: 01/06/2011Ive had issues in the past with puma sizes or im shrinking! I use to wear a puma 8.5 back in 2006 in the icana model. 2 years later i purchased puma gloves again and the 8.5 was far too big and dropped down to a size 8. I got a size 8 this time and they fit ok but not as well as expected. The fit on the fingers is fine and is a good fit. The thumb as with a lot of gloves is a little loose. The real issue was the cuff though, it just wasnt tight round my wrsit. So when i pull the velcro strap round tight the cuff can double over whioch is not comfortable.Latex: 4mm soft latex with an outstanding gripI have been a fan of Puma gloves for quite a long time, although at times they do test my patience. I started wearing these in April for the end of the season run in, i wore them for approx 8 games so far and about 6 pre match warm ups when i have not started. The grip of the gloves is fantastic. I pre washed them twice and let them dry naturally, i have been very surprised just how tacky the grip still is. They have been used on quite hard grass surfaces as the season came to a finish. Did get unlucky first match i wore them in, after diving and landing took a chunk out one of the palms which was very annoying but didnt affect the grip of the glove.There is wear on the finger tips, mainly the right index and some wear down the sides of both index fingers but nothing too major. They have lasted well and i will probably use them for pre season training.I would recommend the glove, but bear in mind what i said about the cuffs, maybe someone with slightly bigger hands would get an even better fit. No issues with stitching which i have problems with on cheaper brands.
5 A great film and a fantastic transfer to blu rayPosted: 27/04/2011This is a great film, although very long it has plenty of action and the story keeos you watching all the time. I had owned this on dvd and decided to buy it on bly ray, was not disapointed at all. I would recommend this film. It looks great on blu ray and is a good improvement over the dvd.
Call Of Duty: World At War (Platinum) PlayStation3 3 New from £11.95 Free delivery Available used from £6.98
5 A great game and worth owningPosted: 30/03/2011World at war is a great addition to the COD series. Many were disappointed that it was set in WW2 after modern warfare. But this is a great game, unlike the rest of the series you can also get in tanks on the multiplayer games.The single player campaign is very good. Online is great and the maps are far supier to the current black ops maps. It also has zombies and if you buy the add on packs you have 4 very good zombie maps plus some good additional multiplayer maps.It has a good selection of weapons. There is no doubt that this is better than black ops, looks better than modern warfare 1. i dont really judge it against mw2 as there different, with different settings and eras. MW2 has very good graphics, WAW is much darker. It is worth owning. In my opinion own MW2 and WAW and u have the best 2 in the series.
Fallout 3: Game Of The Year Edition PlayStation3 3 New from £14.95 Free delivery Available used from £14.75
4 A great game, but choose the original over Game of the yearPosted: 28/03/2011Fallout 3 is a great game, if you have a bit of time and patience once you build your stats up and level up it is very rewarding. you can fast travel also so dont have to actually take the time to travel around the hole map. i had the original game and would give it 5 out of 5. after losing my data on my ps3 i had to start again so got the game of the year edition.Jeez does the game like crashes or what! so annoying with the amount of times the game crashes, this does not happen on the original, not sure how the game runs on the original with the expansion packs downloaded.at times it struggles when there is lots going on and can be jerky too. bit of a let down, as someone else stated, why not just release a patch.It is a great game though, if you like rpg than you need to own this. It will take a couple of hours to really get going, once your out of the vault thats when it really gets going.
Back To The Future Trilogy: Box Set (3 Discs) Blu-ray 4 New from £19.99 Free delivery Available used from £13.94
5 when this baby hits 88 miles per hour, you're gonna see somePosted: 09/03/2011The back to the future trilogy on blu ray shows that when one of the big film studios wants to they can make a film(s) as good as you was hoping. The transfer of all 3 films is excellent and also full screen. The quality is very good for a series of films 25 ish years old. The sound is also impressive and there are so many extras on each disc to keep you entertained.If your thikning of buying these then of course you have already seen the films and will know that they are also great films. The blu ray is a real step up in quality and is a must buy for fans.
Fuji Film FinePix HS-10 / 10 Megapixel / 30x Zoom / 3.0 inch Tilting LCD / HDMI / Digital Camera Electronics
3 Good, but expected betterPosted: 24/02/2011I purchased this camera last month after being impressed by its many features. My previous camera was a Fuji finepix s5500 which i was very impressed with but dated with its 4mp and unable to zoom in and out on video footage which was also poor quality. So i decided to upgrade to the HS10, before buying i had done some research and the reviews looked good, was a bit disappointed it was only 10MP, a big step up from what i had but below the current standard, also the next model the HS20 comes out in a couple of months and is 16MP.I have to say i was disappointed in the quality of photos taken by the camera. I can honestly say that i get a much finer and better quality photo on my S5500. The 7 shot burst mode is quite good and you can change the time between shots. One of the big selling points is the 30x zoom, it is also a mnaulo zoom by turning the lens ring, however i find the flash that sits on the camera gets in the way, you can only twist the zoom ring from underneath and can not get your fingers all the way round resulting in have to twist, replace fingers and twist again.The battery life is quite impressive, they easily last longer then my old model. Now the full HD video recording, it is good but flawed. While recording you can zoom in and out by twisting the zoom ring but the focusing is automatic and the shot gets blured while ur zooming and then refocuses when you stop. which is annoying.I also have an when i put the video recording on my pc with the sound and video being out of sync, however this may be an issue with my sd card or pc. the video plays back fine on the camera itself.It is a good camera but i feel let down as i expected so much more compared to my camera i purchased in 2004. i expected more of a step up in class. it has plenty of iso settings and auto modes to play with as well as manual settings. maybe if you can get it at a good enough price it will be worth it.Remember this is a bridge camera, if you really went the best shots you need to go for a DSLR.The camera also has a slow recording mode but to have it at the slowest it is at a poor quality setting.If i could make my decision again, i would probably choose a different camera as its not as superior as i expected over my old camera, and i have also read that comment elsewhere


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After 700 hours of training, the instructors of Bikram's Yoga College at Westminster and Longmont each received their certification from Bikram Yoga's founder, Bikram Choudhury. The team's collective expertise ensures students can safely execute Bikram's 26 circulation-boosting poses and two breathing exercises. During group or private classes, they'll help each student to transition from one stance to another as the studio's heating system incites greater flexibility and a detoxifying sweat. They cultivate a judgment-free atmosphere, welcoming participation from those with no prior yoga or volcano-spelunking experience.
The two Colorado studios host their sessions beneath 10- and 11.5-foot ceilings to foster a spaciously steamy setting. An onsite retail store equips patrons with gear, and a board-certified massage therapist ousts any lingering limb tension with a massage.
UFC Gym?s four fight-centric Denver-area gyms ditch the polished look of wood-floored workout studios for gritty, competitive spaces filled with 150-pound punching bags and intense workouts. Like a baker molding gingerbread men, UFC Gym sculpts six-packs with boxing, kickboxing, and mixed-martial-arts classes. Although instructors and students agree that the gym?s atmosphere may enkindle intimidation in first-time attendees, most experience boosted self-confidence after conquering their first class. Private training sessions further stoke courage with workouts that leave patrons with the exhilaration of having survived 12 rounds in the ring or five minutes in a high-school lunchroom.
B Fitness's owner Mike Byrne writes that he created B Fitness to be a community within a community—a claim that is backed by a wealth of evidence. He and wife Sandy, a local teacher, have been involved in the surrounding community for more than three decades through activities such as the Chamber of Commerce and the YMCA. B Fitness has also hosted a fitness challenge for Westminster's police and fire departments.
The gym itself, which is stacked with strength-training and cardio equipment as well as group fitness, cycling, and CrossFit classes, provides a home away from home for exercisers. A café quenches thirst with nutritious smoothies and refuels hungry patrons with healthy snacks. The child-care center offers video monitoring for parents on their treadmill's personal TV while a Wii, puppet theater, and bounce house entertain children. Kids can expend extra energy during fitness classes such as rock climbing, yoga, and dodgeball.
The Westminster branch of Fitness 19 boasts a long line of cardio machines perched in front of TVs. Free weights and weight machines stand opposite of the treadmills, and guests can workout at their own pace or under the guiding eye of a personal trainer who customizes workout routines to suit each guests' goals.
Members at Curves, a fitness center designed exclusively for women, rotate around a circuit of hydraulic resistance machines designed to work with female bodies and promote weight loss, protect against osteoporosis, and deal with arthritis. An experienced trainer is always nearby to help to manage participants' machine maneuvering and muscle making. Instead of fiddling with weight stacks and losing momentum, the hydraulic machines use participants' own body weight, fitness level, and aerodynamic water bottles to create resistance that matches abilities, decreasing the risk of soreness or injury. Because traditional lift-and-lower motions create bulky muscles, each machine uses push-and-pull motions to create toned, lean muscles perfect for crushing a grapefruit without looking like you can. Between each weight station lies a recovery board where ladies cool down while walking, jogging, or running in place to keep up momentum. With each workout warrior at a different station, the only competition that exists is with one's own burgeoning muscles.
Designed as one of the tallest, steepest man-made climbing destinations in the Rocky Mountain region, ROCK'n & JAM'n challenges climbers new and old with a medley of nook- and cranny-laden walls. During the two-hour introductory lesson, ROCK'n & JAM'n's full-time, web-slinging instructors teach aspiring mountain goats the basics of belaying (a term used to describe rope management between climbing partners), safety, and how to avoid rookie climbing errors such as ignoring gravity and walking vertically up the wall. After two hours of training, you'll be free to spend the rest of the day taking on challenges such as Boulder or the neck-craning Front Canyon.


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As in Noshville Deli. Today I got to buy a few JACK-fm listeners lunch at Noshville Deli. They were some hard working ladies at the HCA, Jonna, our winner and her friends Stephanie, Catherine, and Denise. Yep, I totally looked like the ladies man with them flanking me in the first booth at Noshville. Thanks again ladies for a fun lunch!
Another cool thing was our ride….a huge F.A.D.D.S. party bus! It was their "Cool" bus, something Mr. Freeze from Batman 4 would be proud of.
Well, if you're down with have my buy you lunch, you can sign up in the Club JACK section of our website.
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Alternate Title: The Original Chalkzone Pilot
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- Oh Yeah! Cartoons Cartoon Episode Guide
- Frederator Incorporated
- Animation Studio: Wang Film Productions
- Distributed by: Nickelodeon Network
- Cartoon Characters: Rudy Tabootie, Snap, Reggie Bullnerd, Bullynerd, Penny Sanchez, Joe Tabootie, Mildred "Millie" Tabootie, Mr. Wilter, Blocky, Biclops, Queen Rapsheeba, Mrs. Sanchez.
- Voice Actors: Elizabeth Daily, Candi Milo, Hynden Walch, Jess Harnell, Miriam Flynn, Robert Cait, Rodger Bumpass, Rosslynn Taylor Jordan, Robbyn Kirmsse; Full Voice Cast ...
- Directed By Jamie Diaz, Russ Mooney.
- Produced By Alexis Wallrich, Debby Hindman, Larry Huber, Fred Seibert, Bill Burnett.
- Animated By Steve Socki.
- Written By Bill Burnett, Larry Huber, Steve Marmel, Jenny Nissenson, Ford Riley, Aydrea Walden.
- Music: Geoff Levin, Guy Moon, Steve Rucker.
- First Aired on July 17, 1998.
- Originally Aired on Nickelodeon.
- Running Time: 4 minutes.
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Rudy, an avid doodler, discovers a magic chalkzone behind his classroom blackboard.
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This pilot aired on Oh Yeah! Cartoons. The pilot is the same as "Rudy's First Adventure," although somewhat shorter. The final episode has some additional... (more)
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Love this farm!
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I have been a member of this farm since its inception. It is very much a blessing ... and I give them an A+ in every category. Amy, Segue and all their "helpers" provide us with beautiful and healthy food from May to November.
It has been a heartwarming experience for me to belong to this CSA. It is around an hour drive to Elsah to pick up our share ... but it is well worth the time and fuel. I always look forward to the journey along the Mississippi River and the visits with Amy and other members.
I love getting food right out of the field without nasty pesticides, etc. I also love the variety of vegetables we get ... I doubt that I would have ever tried kohlrabi or the many varieties of heirloom tomatoes!
Many thanks to Amy and Segue (and all who help them) for growing our delicious food. Also thanks for this excellent "food experience" on so many levels!
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Best CSA in STL
By: Linsey Kornya (Dec 23, 2012)
We have been members of 4 different CSAs. Amy and Segue are incredible farmers and the three years we have been members, we have never been disappointed. Three Rivers is has the most variety, longest season and tastiest veggies :) I have no idea how they made it through the last season (worse drought in many, many years), let alone how they managed to fill the CSA box to the brim every week. Amazing! We pick up at TGP which is close to our home. There is a discount at the farmer's market stand for CSA members so you can load up on items that your family really loves.
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Salivating in anticipation of 2010
By: Veronica Dunlap (Mar 21, 2010)
I joined Three Rivers in 2009. I loved it and can't wait for the 2010 season to begin.
Amy and Segue do several things that really enhance the experience.
Pickup: You can pick up your vegetables on one of two days, and you can decide weekly which day you wish. You are not tied to one particular day for the season. I had a full membership, but those with 1/2 memberships (13 weeks) could choose which 13 weeks to pick up their vegetables - just show up and sign in.
Selection: You select what you want. Amy and Segue have a blackboard on which they write any limits on a particular vegetable for that week. Sometimes you leave with 2 bags of veggies. Other times you leave with 2 bags of veggies, all the green beans, cherry tomatoes, basil, dill, and oregano you can pick, plus a bunch of cut flowers and a melon.
A few pick your own: Amy, Segue, and their apprentices work very hard to plant, raise, and harvest the food. At pick up, you choose from several tables loaded with food ALREADY PICKED. There are a few foods, though, that are a pick-your-own. Among those are strawberries, peas, green beans, cherry tomatoes, the herbs, and flowers. There's just enough to pick to be a joy, and there's plenty of food if you chose not to pick.
The food: Organically grown and non-GMO, the food is healthy and delicious. Much of the food can be eaten raw. Other things you really have to cook. Amy and Segue have recipes posted on their website and often have cookbooks available to look through during pickup. And people made some great dishes. I'm a poor cook, but I found that there wasn't much I couldn't stir fry/steam.
The cost: A full membership for 26 weeks is $500, that's under $19 a week. I was able to substantially reduce my grocery bill. I shop at Whole Foods (the produce and bin aisles only). I am grateful for a store like Whole Foods, but it is so expensive. And Whole Foods doesn't match the locally grown, direct from the field to your kitchen. After a season with Three Rivers, I was very aware of the difference.
Kids welcome: No on site babysitter. You have to watch your children, but they are welcome. They get a bang out of picking strawberries, peas, cherry tomatoes or visiting the pigs. There's also a small play area next to the barn with some toys for the little ones and a few seats for adults.
Volunteer opportunities optional: There are some volunteer opportunities, but they are not a requirement of membership.
The drawbacks: They are some weather-related risks. The green onions kept, but the bulb onions had to be used quickly. (I've forgotten the reason, moisture?). Whole Foods would have found another supplier, and the customer would have been ignorant of the problem. At Three Rivers, we used them quickly or skipped them.
Conclusion: A life changing, positive experience. You find your body turning toward spring and real food like the dial on a compass.
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Great Farm!
By: Leslie Hanlin (Apr 26, 2008)
Three Rivers was new in 2007, but they really delivered. We feel like we got a great value for our investment and Amy gave us all kinds of great ideas for how to use some of the less familiar veggies in our box in her helpful newsletters.
Getting to bring my kids up to the farm for "Pick your own" was so awesome. What a gift for them to actually get that this is the ground their food was grown in and see and harvest some of their own food. For suburban kids who only see food in a grocery store, this was an eye-opener.
It was a delicious honor and pleasure to be a part of this CSA. We are already paid up again for this year and can't wait for our first box of goodies!
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Hi all - I have a not quite 2 year old small dog who suddenly developed a profound fear of coming down stairs a week or so ago. I am not sure what happened but figured he must have slipped. No injury thank goodness!!!!! I used to put a gate at the bottom of the stairs whenever I went out - first while I was housetraining him, discouraging the normal puppy destructiveness - last fall when I got a kitten for similar reasons. The animals have calmed down, are bonded - so I got lax about putting up the gate. So now what? He runs upstairs then waits in terror for me to get him. Repeat. A game but he is not having fun. The best I could come up with is sitting near the bottom steps - asking him to come up 3-4 steps and back down for a treat. Any other suggestions? My sister says he will come down for food eventually. I worked hard to make this guy socialized and confident - hate to see that damaged. |
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I would make every effort to avoid reinforcing this behavior, which is what "helping" him down the stairs is doing. Next time he is waiting upstairs, try putting a small high-value treat on every other step leading down, then leave the area and ignore him for awhile. Go check your e-mail, make some phone calls, take a shower, start cooking dinner... just go about your normal life ignoring him completely and let him figure it out---"how scared am I?" vs. "how much do I want to be downstairs doing what everyone else is doing?" I have a small dog who likes to hang out halfway up the cat tower (that's as high as she can climb). It's a little harder for her to come down than it is to climb up, and sometimes she'll whine and yip at me to come rescue her. I'll leave the room and start making interesting conversation with the other animals in another room. Pretty quickly I'll hear her jump down and run to join us. It may take awhile the first time, but stay strong! |
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He must have taken a tumble that you didn't see Maybe the stairs feel slippery to him.. So glad he was not hurt. I like Ilovepoco's idea. Then when he comes down make a fuss about what a wonderful dog he is, praise, praise, praise maybe a super-wonderful treat then or throw the ball, whatever he loves. |
The answer is roast beef! I agree I was reinforcing his behavior. And he was so scared and stiff he was likely to fall again. I am limiting his access and working on the bottom steps. Last night I made a small roast. Tiny chunks of that were so exciting that he ran up and down the lowers steps easily. If I need to carry him I try to make it a quick no fuss chore. Part of the problem is a curtain I have up to stop all the heat from going upstairs. That needs to be up for awhile more. |
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If the only input allowed is to be those 10 buttons, then how would anybody use them to send you a message in the email form? I mean, what good is a message consisting of only digits? You expect them to look up the ASCII equivalents of the letters or something?
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Obesity leads to many illnesses which are disabling. I prefer the late stephen jay gould article which i think is still at the harvard university website evolution is both a fact and a theory to the video you linked. Geeeeeez, he sounds as bad as my local mpp, and this guy is a pc, seems they are all cut from a similar cloth, time to change things up and elect politicians with balls scruples. kendrick lamar is the only young Jon Voight artist i would past the torch to, the rest of these niggas is garbage. it is the outright denial of reason, and people figuring the dcbr has some magical quality that going to savior them outright are learning after they have lost their jobs and homes just what this is all about.
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Tonasket girls fall to Omak after strong start
Tonasket couldn't sustain a strong start in Thursday's 57-27 loss to Omak.
Tigers come back to bounce Omak
Tonasket's boys basketball team bounced back from a 13-point first half deficit — twice — to knock off Omak on Thursday.
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Tonasket's wrestling team took seventh-place at Royal on Saturday, Dec. 29, thanks partly to the tough nature of the tournament, but also to the fact that the Tigers were missing starters Jeffrey Stedtfeld, Austin Booker and Austin Knowlton.
Tonasket boys top LR, fall to Brewster at tourney
Tonasket boys basketball coach Agustin Pedregon wanted to use the Brewster Christmas Tournament to measure the progress of his team, as the Tigers faced two opponents that they'd already played this season.
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Caribou Trail League and Central Washington 2B League Girls Basketball Brewster Tourney Brewster 88 Tonasket 24 (championship) Lake Roosevelt 69, Liberty Bell 24 (3rd place) Cascade Tourney Cascade 62, Northwest School 16 Okanogan 90, Overlake 10 Chelan Tourney Chelan 53, Lakeside 49 (OT) Boys Basketball Brewster Tourney Brewster 60, Tonasket 42 (championship) Liberty Bell def. Lake Roosevelt (3rd [...]
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Caribou Trail League and Central Washington 2B League Wrestling Tonasket 7th place out of 16 at Royal Tourney Girls Basketball Brewster Tourney Tonasket 56, Liberty Bell 28 Brewster 79, Lake Roosevelt 27 Cascade Tourney Cascade 67, Overlake 16 Okanogan 69, Northwest School 20 Chelan Tourney Chelan 51, Kiona-Benton 45 Lynden Christian Tourney Cashmere 59, Sehome 46 (3rd place) [...]
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North Okanogan Holiday Invitational results (at Oroville) Team Scoring Tonasket 179.5, Liberty Bell 121, Selkirk 113, Okanogan 108, Omak 107, Wilbur-Creston/Keller 82, Eastmont JV 82, Oroville 68, Almira-Coulee/Hartline 61, Brewster 60, Ritzville 42, Pateros 20, Republic 6. 106 lbs Championship – Anthony Payton (OKN) pinned Boyd Lorz (TON). 3. Rade Pilkinton (TON); 4. Tristan Chantry [...]


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Has anyone tried using a lager yeast for cider making? I'm planning on brewing a schwarzbier and might make a big enough starter to have some extra yeast. I've made ciders with american 2, champagne yeast, white wine and now want to try lager yeast.
I'm pretty sure this came up before without many replies. FWIW I'm going to be making a graff with a lager yeast soon for the summer. Give it a shot and keep us posted! -Kingboomer
People use lager yeast all the time for cider, works great!
I have a local cider company that produces non-homogenized cider by the gallon. I'll usually drink 1/4 of the cider, then leave it in the fridge till it starts to bulge. It is a daily ritual to crack open the lid, squeeze the air out and retighten the lid. The yeast that is the most dominant provides a very crisp, clean taste after a few weeks. I add sugar, shake it up and let it set again for another month, squeezing CO2 out as needed. It reminds me of a mix between Martinelli's sparkling cider and the original Hornsby's 'green' draft cider. This is just using the natural yeast of unpasteurized cider. I'd like to try a lager yeast pitched with intention. I guess I could culture this one and use it on a new gallon, effectively 'pitching' a higher cell count and speeding the process. Any recommendations or favorites of Lager yeasts?
I've had great success with saflager 23. I only lagered it a month though. Very clean crisp taste.
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I have one going with S-23 right now it has some interesting fruit flavors, I detected peach. I threw some hops in last night to dry hop for a week before I stabilize and keg it. It's a cleaner flavor than an ale yeast if you insist on using beer yeast. I'd probably use it again if I wanted to use something other than wine yeast.


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Dose anyone know how to harvest seeds from an Erigeron montanensis (micro-daisy)? I have one that is in full bloom at the moment and would like to grow a few more in the spring. -Cody |
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Erigerons can easily be propagated by root divisions this time of year...also cuttings rooted in a gritty mix. I let my erigerons go to seed and they'll be lots of 'puppies' sprouting up come spring. After they drop seed (or you take it and plant it for them) just cover the seeds with a fine layer of sand or light soil. The new puppies can be dug up in early summer and replanted wherever you feel appropriate. They are super hardy and I've never lost root divisions or new transplants. |
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We're a lot more active in the Calgary Hort Society. I'm not a CRAGS member. No particular reason. I just keep forgetting about the meetings. When I do remember, the topic of the talk hasn't appealed to me. I've been to one of their talks and it was informative. I 'should' join but have said that for the last 5 years. Maybe I will this year. Another good site for alpines and information is Alpine-L (do a search on google). Alpine-L is where all the real keeners pose and answer questions on alpines and rock garden plants. The site has a very quirky format from the mid-90s but it is navigable with some patience. Now, I'd better mark the calender for the next CRAGS meeting. |
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Holy guacamole -- could this recipe be *any* more insipid? Flavorless; refined-rice-bad-for-you; a recipe for morons who don't care about their health. Yeccchhh.
The proportions are perfect for 4 sides, and it is a terrific basic recipe that can easily be spiced up. I served this with a mustard-glazed pork tenderloin on a bed of roasted apples & onions (search recipes to find this dish - it's great!) I also brined the pork for about 4 hours, so it was very well seasoned. In this case, we didn't mind that the rice was a little bland, as all the flavors together worked very well. If you're using low-sodium broth, be sure to add at least 1/2t of salt to the broth for added flavor. A sprig of thyme adds flavor & can be pulled out easily after cooking.
I used a leek and added some raisins. Definitely toast the nuts! This was exactly what I was looking for and I'll certainly make it again.
Very good and simple recipe. I substituted 1/2 cup of orzo for 1/2 cup of the rice and used toasted slivered almonds as I had no pine nuts on hand. I agree with the other reviewers about the need to toast the nuts as it adds a lovely depth.
I made the pilaf with sauteed onions and garlic. I subbed basmati and orzo for long grain rice. very good with the stuffed chicken!
ack, forgot to add this. it's really important to use a tasty broth or the recipe is far too bland. after trying some that were all-natural and low-sodium, i've found that swanson's is the best.
fantastic dish! easy to make with basic ingredients. i added 1/4 cup orzo to give it some more texture and color. the toasted pine nuts are so nice, i definitely recommend taking the time to toast them. i've made this again and again and now all my friends ask for it when they come over.


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