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I've recently stumbled upon a course that's going to be available to treat pain caused by Tension Myositis Syndrome.
The online class isn't yet available to the public, but I was able to receive a sneak preview of what to expect. The premise of Sarno's work is that our subconscious minds create physical pain when we're under certain stressors. Because the mind is responsible for all types of pain, this isn't surprising or unexpected.
In fact, it makes sense. Once you can tap into the part of your brain responsible for sending the pain signal, you're on your way to healing. Whether the injury is sports related, mattress related, or not really an injury at all, the brain is involved in the pain process.
By learning how the subconscious works and how the pain signals are sent, we become empowered to take control.
In the last article we discussed the connection of how stress causes back pain. After the field has been established—meaning the learning has taken place—the participant is ready for the next step. Many, however, experience relief just after understanding the mechanism by which pain occurs.
It's worth mentioning that people prone to this type of pain are not just athletes, but anyone who is achievement oriented. People who feel a lot of pressure to perform.
Once the athlete understand the process by which pain works in the brain, they move on. The course establishes this through an impressive series of modules and lessons that use a lot of statistics, real outcomes and video presentation.
I didn't experience the entire course, but that gives you an idea. The remainder of the class are exercises and self-assessments performed by the student. They are designed to root out some of the notions or previously held beliefs that block our access to communicate with our brains.
If we are hung up on keeping up appearances, for instance, we need to get to what's underneath that thought. The appearance concept is shallow and not truly meaningful. It's rooted in fear, which prevents athletes from being in the zone. It must be uprooted to make progress.
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The Cottage Center for Orthopedics has earned the Joint Commission's Disease Specific Certification for Knee and Hip surgery. The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval™ for accreditation recognizes Cottage's continuous compliance with national state-of-the-art standards for health care quality and safety in hospitals.
Cottage underwent a rigorous unannounced on-site survey in the summer of 2011. A team of Joint Commission expert surveyors evaluated Cottage for compliance with standards of care specific to the needs of patients, including infection prevention and control, leadership and medication management.
"In achieving Joint Commission accreditation, Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital and Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital have demonstrated their commitment to the highest level of care for its patients," says Mark Pelletier, R.N., M.S., executive director, Hospital Programs, Accreditation and Certification Services, The Joint Commission. "Accreditation is a voluntary process and I commend Cottage for successfully undertaking this challenge to elevate its standard of care and instill confidence in the community it serves."
"The certifications represent a true multi-disciplinary effort that has its roots in almost every department of the organization," says Gary Milgram, service line director for Neurosciences and Orthopedics. "Of remarkable note is that the surveyor requested permission to send many of our program "elements" to the JC home office as examples of "best practice" for consideration in the development of national standards."
In addition, both Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital and Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital earned the Aetna Institute of Quality award for knee and hip surgery. Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital also earned this award for spine surgery. Both hospitals also earned the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Center of Distinction award for knee and hip surgery.
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Today, New York City's restaurants continue to set the standard for refined dining. At Midtown's Per Se, it's hard to say what dazzles more, the signature "Oysters and Pearls" appetizer––Island Creek oysters paired topped with sturgeon caviar––or the Limoges china it arrives on. In the West Village, rich fabrics, fireplaces, and candlelit chandeliers inspired Zagat to proclaim One if by Land, Two if by Sea "devastatingly romantic". Though pricey, the three-course prix-fixe menu provides a taste of black bass tartare, beef wellington, and a chocolate-caramel pot de crème by award-winning pastry chef Ilan Ades. A James Beard Award distinguishes the chef at The Modern, where roasted diver scallops and ravioli stuffed with veal sweetbreads are served in full view of the MoMA sculpture garden.
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New York City is ripe with restaurants that walk the line between haute cuisine and hot dog cart. At Five Napkin Burger, gruyere and rosemary aioli top the signature sandwich that first tempted diners at Upper West Side hot spot Nice Matin. The latter also showcases reasonably priced French dishes such as escargot and hanger steak au poivre. In the East Village, Momofuku Noodle Bar, tops Japanese ramen with sumptuous pork belly or spiced Sichuan sausage and parties of four or more can reserve a dinner that pairs Southern- and Korean-style fried chickens with mu shu pancakes, veggies, and four sauces. Still hungry? Try a slice of history at Lombardi's, the 100-year old establishment widely lauded as the birthplace of New York-style pizza.
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Whether it's a cupcake at Magnolia Bakery or a potato knish from a sidewalk cart, many of New York City's best eats are grab-n-go. For a truly moveable feast, track down the Wafels & Dinges food truck, which Zagat named the city's best in 2010 for its waffles topped with BBQ pork or nutella. Of course, no guide to New York's restaurants would be complete without a stop at one of its world-famous diners and delis. Try Brooklyn's Mile End Delicatessen for classics like smoked brisket on house-baked rye, or grab a counter seat at East Village staple Stage Restaurant to sample homemade corned beef hash and pierogis with fried onions.


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With skid in rearview, Reds aim to trend upward
Latos to duel with Nats' Fister as clubs vie for rubber game in Cincy
As the Reds began the season's second half with seven straight losses, they searched for the perfect combination of pitching, offense and defense.
The skid came to a halt Saturday afternoon when all three came together for a 1-0 win over the National League East-leading Nationals. The next step will rest with Mat Latos in Sunday's rubber match.
Latos knows all too well about the lack of offense and defense, as the right-hander took a loss his last time out in Milwaukee, allowing five runs (four earned), while watching his defense commit two errors and left fielder Chris Heisey lose another two balls. Nonetheless, Latos put the loss on himself.
"You can't fault the guys for trying," said Latos, who retired 10 of the final 11 batters he faced. "It all boils down to me not executing pitches."
While the Nationals push for the series win -- they are 11-2-2 in series since May 30 -- they will rely on right-hander Doug Fister, who is looking to win his fourth straight start and fifth straight decision. In his last outing at Coors Field in Colorado, Fister allowed two runs in 5 2/3 innings to collect his ninth win of the season.
"With some of the conditions, obviously, you know you have to keep the ball down," Fister said. "That's something we focused on a lot tonight."
Fister's sinking fastball kept hitters at bay until the sixth inning in that outing, when the Rockies cut a 4-0 deficit in half on base hits by Nolan Arenado and Ben Paulsen. Fister said he twisted his ankle while avoiding a hard-hit ground ball up the middle by Carlos Gonzalez earlier in the sixth inning. The injury will not stop him from making the start on Sunday.
Nationals: Shakeup at second base as Espinosa sits
Second baseman Danny Espinosa didn't start for the second game in a row on Saturday. After starting Zach Walters on Friday, manager Matt Williams decided to give Kevin Frandsen the start.
Although Espinosa isn't having a good year at the plate, batting .214 in 85 games, general manager Mike Rizzo said recently that he still believes in him.
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Reds: Hannahan returns, but not yet activated
Jack Hannahan was back from Triple-A Louisville and at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati on Saturday, awaiting activation from the disabled list.
Hannahan, who has been recovering from shoulder surgery in October, took batting practice and infield work at first base. When activated, he would be a lefty bat off the bench and part of the rotation at first base that's been filling in for Joey Votto.
In 12 rehab appearances, Hannahan hit .300 (12-for-40), picking up three hits Friday for Louisville.
"He's been swinging the bat well," Reds manager Bryan Price said. "We want to make sure that when he's activated, he's able to be a regular part of what we're doing and we're not trying to rehabilitate him at this level on a 25-man roster."
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• Nationals first baseman Adam LaRoche is 4-for-13 in his career against Latos with a home run, three RBIs and four walks.
• Reds hitters haven't found much success against Fister, going 7-for-42 (.167) against the right-hander overall.
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Phoronix: Linux 2.6.33 Kernel Released, Woohoo!
Now that Linus Torvalds is done rewiring part of his house, he has put out the Linux 2.6.33 kernel release. This update to the Linux kernel that's coming three months after the release of Linux 2.6.32 delivers the Nouveau DRM GPU code in the staging area, many Radeon KMS improvements and it has left the staging area, the new VMware DRM, and much more.Well, that's mostly inside the GPU/DRM area...
Oh hell yes. Time to go the whole day with another round of updates for my machines.
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I've just compiled a 2.6.33 kernel, but the R700_rlc.bin file was not installed into the firmware directory. I've fetched and installed it manually, and the DRM/DRI2 is working fine(*), but I was expecting this firmware to come with the kernel sources.
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Raging Buffalo Snowboard Park
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Hailed by Golf Digest as "The best example of target golf yet built," the Golf Club includes pot bunkers, double greens, fescue-covered mounds and water hazards.
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Located in Algonquin only 30 short miles west of downtown Chicago is where you will find the Fox River Trail. This medium level trail hugs the Fox River between Aurora and Algonquin. The trail travels along the routes of historic railroad lines and crosses six bridges along the way while it changes surfaces between concrete, asphalt and crushed stone on its way through charming towns such as Carpentersville, Elgin and West Dundee.
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Antioch Bowl is back with 28 premier Brunswick Synthetic Prolanes, AMF's Elite scoring system, and good folk in great leagues. Birthday parties, arcade games, cosmic bowling and Quick Strike snack shop.
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For 84 years, C. J. Smith Resort has provided everything needed to enjoy a day of fishing and boating on the beautiful Chain O' Lakes in northern Illinois. C. J. Smith Resort is a family owned and operated business since 1929. We believe in providing exceptional service and reasonable prices to our valued customers and guests.
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Sail boating, Memorial Day through Labor Day, and weekends in September and October. Includes boat rentals (sailboat and paddleboat), 2 mile bike/walk path, picnic area, and playground.
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Arlington Lakes Golf Club
The challenging 18-hole layout spans 90 acres of superbly manicured fairways and greens with 14 beautiful lakes to negotiate during a round. Features clubhouse, snack bar area, pro shop, and patio area.
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Nickol Knoll Golf Course
Large bentgrass tees and greens give this fun layout a big course feel. Several shots from elevated tees provide a beautiful view of the area. Features pro-shop, snack bar and club house.
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Greenshire Golf Course
A well-maintained par 27-layout, with holes ranging between 100 and 210 yards. With the course length being 1,265 yards, Greenshire will test the best of golfer's short game and provides a course for all skill levels to enjoy. The ability to play a round in less than 1.5 hours offers experienced players an alternative to the driving range. Comprehensive instruction from PGA professionals, ladies leagues and exciting events are also offered. Located just north of Waukegan in Beach Park, this course offers everyone, from the novice golfer to even the most accomplished golfer, a real short-game challenge. Open seasonally.
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ThunderHawk Golf Club
This public golf facility, designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr., is one of the most challenging courses in the Chicago area. This 18-hole, par 72 c golf course is nestled on 241 acres of beautiful forest, marsh and prairie. This is the first public course in the United States to achieve Audubon Signature Sanctuary certification. Banquet facilities are available to accommodate a wide range of group sizes from small private outings to a full-course tournament. Golfers can spot bluebirds while playing one of the hottest courses in the Chicago area. Driving Range also available.
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The Arboretum Club
This beautiful 30,000-square-foot clubhouse features an upscale restaurant with patio seating and 18 holes of championship golf.
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Xtreme Trampolines
Trampolines on steriods!! This giant warehouse is filled with commercial grade trampolines that are connected together. Play trampoline basketball, trampoline dodgeball and land in a huge foam pit. Kids of all ages love the fun and completely forget that they are getting exercise. Check out this exciting concept online for more pictures and videos.
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Bonnie Dundee Golf Course
Offering good par fours with difficult par threes, this course is architecturally classic and slightly rolling, with medium-size greens.
Raceway Woods
This 8-mile singletrack in Carpentersville, IL. is perfect for beginners without giving up on the excitement. The terrain is varied with steep descents, plenty of jumps, twisty trails through the woods and long stretches through meadows.
Chalet Hills Golf Club
This championship 18-hole golf course with 6,950 yards offers bent grass fairways, and beautiful rolling hills and vistas. Power carts are required Friday through Sunday and holidays.
Lippold Park Family Golf Center
The mini putt courses have been designed with separate themes, including the handicapped accessible Sports-N-Courts with a sports theme, and Tees-N-Trees with a prairie theme.
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Turnberry Country Club
This private member-owned golf club features an 18-hole course, along with a swimming pool and tennis courts.
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Red Tail Golf Club
This 18-hole championship golf course has been rated 4 stars by Golf Digest, 4-1/2 stars by Chicagoland Golf, and has been voted one of the best values in all of Illinois.
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Azoosment Park at Santa's Village
Azoosment Park at Santa's Village is an amusement park/petting zoo. Unlimited pony rides and amusement rides with one paid admission.
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Fort Sheridan Forest Preserve
Ft. Sheridan's history is closely tied to the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. Lt. Gen. Philip Sheridan was put in charge of settling the unrest after the fire. Members of the Commercial Club which represented Chicago businessmen petitioned to establish an artillery school and military installation north of Chicago for their safety. Ft. Sheridan is now a beautiful forest preserve with rolling terrain, bluffs and ravines full of rich history. Trails wind through the preserves for outdoor enthusiasts or tour groups may take a walking or motorcoach windshield tour of the preserve.
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Lake County Fairgrounds
The annual Lake County Fair runs for five days beginning the last Wednesday in July. The Expo Building is available for rent for meetings, shows, weddings, and events year-round. Monthly events including Antique Shows, Swap Meet, Crafts Shows, Dog and Horse Shows, and much more. Visit the website for event schedule.


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The difference is in the details. From a touch-panel control screen in the operating room to where a window is placed in a patient room, all the seemingly small things have been meticulous planned in the new HealthPlex specialty hospital.
The entire 400,000 square foot structure, from its landscaping to its top tower has been designed with healing in mind. While where a window or door is placed may not seem important, the space in which our patients are cared for plays a key role in their condition and recovery.
The design of the HealthPlex hospital is part of a national trend towards evidence-based design, which is a design plan that improves outcomes for patients and improves the performance of hospital staff.
The HealthPlex hospital has larger, private patient rooms, which studies have shown can reduce infection better than semi-private rooms. Patient satisfaction can be a major factor in recovery, and the HealthPlex has been designed to ensure every patient has the most comfortable stay possible. Each room is equipped with individual light and temperature controls. Patients can order room service, and the new hospital features a coffee shop with gourmet selections. The entire hospital is also outfitted with WIFI internet access for guests and patients alike.
Reducing the stress of patients and visitors is another important concept of the design philosophy.
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Many rooms are outfitted with sleeper sofas. The HealthPlex hospital offers several comfortable, conveniently located waiting areas. The hospital's outdoor areas feature a walking trail that surrounds a reflecting pool, outdoor seating off of the cafeteria, interior garden areas and more all designed for the patient or their family to step into a quiet, contemplative space.
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It has been a long road that brought photo-artist Kamil Vajnar to Durango's Open Shutter Gallery, but it is a road well-traveled for many photographers.
Vojnar is the latest world-renowned artist wrangled by Open Shutter owner Margy Dudley, who saw his work in a Santa Fe-area newsletter and invited Vojnar without a formal introduction.
"I was honored for the invitation, and I'm very happy to have it," Vojnar said from the Los Angeles airport while traveling to Durango for tonight's opening reception. It has been a whirlwind week: Vojnar drove from L.A. to Durango last weekend to hand-deliver his work then drove home Monday before flying back Thursday.
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The 50-year-old left what was then Czechoslovakia in 1986 and has since worked as a painter and photographer around the world. "Elsewhere" is a collection of mixed-media composite photographs printed on a variety of surfaces, including wood, aluminum, canvas and standard photographic paper. Each is augmented to create a three-dimensional work, with materials such as wax, additional paper and oil paint. And each is a study in contrasts, mixing images of beauty with suffering, decay and pain.
"I found both painting and photography too small by themselves, and I subconsciously found myself wanting to make an image that has a warmth to both the look and feel of it," he said.
Vojnar owns his own gallery in St. Remy de Provence in southern France and spends his summers there. He studied at the School of Graphic Arts in Prague before emigrating from the Communist-controlled country and completed his education at the Philadelphia Art Institute when he moved to the U.S. He is now an American citizen.


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Red Bull KTM's Marc Coma of Spain finished second in Stage Seven of the Dakar rally on Sunday to continue to lead in the overall standings by a substantial 38 minutes 14 seconds from Joan Barreda of Spain. Jordi Viladoms moved up to third overall as the Rally moves into its second week.
With the rest day behind them riders set off in the early morning on the first part of the second scheduled marathon stage, also breaking new territory for the Dakar Rally by entering Bolivia. The start was initially delayed because the rescue helicopters were unable to get airborne because of low-lying clouds.
Respectful of the fact that the marathon stage requires riders to take good care of their machinery and tires, Marc Coma rode a cautious stage and clipped only four minutes off his overall lead.
It was also a good day out for KTM supported rider Kuba Przygonski of Poland who finished fifth in the stage just 8:56 minutes behind Barreda. He is now seventh overall. KTM's South African supported rider Riaan van Niekerk was eleventh in the stage and advanced one place in the overalls to thirteenth place.
Their route took them to the famed salt flats of Salar but before they reached it they had to negotiate a difficult mountain trail where a clear head and perfect navigation was key to getting through. The timed special was in two parts, the first of just over 100 km followed by a small neutralized stretch and second timed sector of 161 km, which was quite fast.
Added to the challenges of Stage Seven, competitors rode at an average of 3500 m altitude and wound up their day crossing the 20 km of great, white expansive salt flat, said to be the biggest in the world, that because of rain was very muddy.
KTM Factory Team Manager Alex Doringer said he continued to be very happy with his team. "This was the first part of the second marathon stage and Marc rode a very good race today to maintain his lead. I'm also super happy with Jordi. He's done brilliantly to be in third overall at this stage, and as I said last week, both Kuba and Riaan are getting better and better. Both of them are happy and focused."
Doringer underlined that the next step was to get through the second half of the marathon stage: "Then we will be in Chile. There's still a lot of kilometers to go and we'll be taking things one day at a time."
Stage Eight takes competitors from the Salar de Uyuni to Calama over 230 km liaison and 462 km of timed special that makes up the second half of this marathon stage. It takes riders around the 400 km salt flat and in the shadow of the Tunupa Volcano at a towering 5300 m altitude.
Results Dakar 2014, Stage Seven (unofficial)
Salta to Salta/Uyuni – 261km of timed special (first half of the second marathon stage)
1. Joan Barreda (ESP), Honda, 3:28:41 h
2. Marc Coma (ESP), KTM, +4:03 min
3. Cyril Despres (FRA), Yamaha, +5:35
4. Joan Pedrero (ESP), Sherco, +6:57
5. Jakub Przygonski (POL), KTM, +8:56
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10. Jordi Viladoms (ESP), KTM, +11:57
11. Riaan van Niekerk (RSA), KTM, +12:15
15. David Casteu (FRA), KTM, +15:48
16. Ivan Jakes (SVK), KTM, +16:24
40. Stefan Svitko (SVK), KTM, +34:37
Overall Standings after 7 of 13 stages
1. Coma, 26:40:44 h
2. Barreda, +38:14 min
3. Viladoms, +1:16:03 h
4. Alain Duclos (FRA), Sherco, +1:16:35
5. Israel Esquerre (CHI), Speedbrain, +1:39:29
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7. Przygonski, +1:54:52
9. Casteu, +2:23:50
12. Svitko, +3:07:18 (1h penalty)
13. Van Niekerk, +3:31:19
15. Jakes, +3:36:25 (1h penalty)
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Arsenal held their nerve to avoid the 'disaster' of not qualifying for the Champions League
We had Ian Wright on Goals on Sunday and he said it would be a disaster if his former side didn't finish in the top four. Well, Arsene Wenger's side avoided that with a 1-0 win at Newcastle to finish a point ahead of their North London rivals Tottenham.
The Gunners didn't get off to the best of starts this season and the Arsenal fans were unhappy with them going out of the cups; they thought the Champions League could be their salvation but they came up against a very good Bayern Munich side who did all the damage in the first leg at the Emirates. Then they feared not qualifying for the Champions League. But they've done it again - as they have done every year Wenger has been at the club. They've finished really well and have kept a lot of clean sheets since January. All with a defence some people have labelled the worst in their history. Credit where it's due.
Gareth Bale owes Tottenham another season of his services
At the start of the season, if you'd said to Tottenham 'this is the pecking order and you'll finish fifth' they'd probably have said 'that's what everyone expects but we hope to do better'. But they've finished in a position they were probably predicted to and, despite everything Gareth Bale has done it has not been enough to elevate them into the top four.
It will be important for them to keep him in the summer to build on what they have done this year and I think he owes the club a lot. He also owes Andre Villas-Boas a lot for being the first person to put him in the hole where he can express himself and become one of world's best. There's no reason why, after one brilliant season, he should run out on them.
Benitez bows out after bolstering his CV with Chelsea
Fernando Torres scored the winner in Chelsea's 2-1 win over Everton, which was Rafa Benitez's final game in charge of the London club. That was fitting because part of the reason Benitez got the job at Stamford Bridge was to revive Torres' fortunes, and you have to say he's done that to a certain extent; Torres this season is better than Torres last season, that's for sure.
Benitez did as good a job as he could with Chelsea. He went in there under severe pressure and the supporters didn't want him but he ended up winning the Europa League trophy, finishing third and you have to say he's enhanced his CV and will walk into another big job with his head held high.
The incredible game at the Hawthorns will live long in the memory of all involved, especially the retiring Sir Alex Ferguson
What an incredible game Manchester United's 5-5 draw with West Brom was! It was amazing to see the home side score those late goals and Romelu Lukaku, who scored a hat-trick, well, what a player he is going to be. We still don't know if he's going to be welcomed back at Chelsea next season or whether he'll get into their team, but on loan at West Brom this year he's been fantastic.
Meanwhile, Sir Alex Ferguson must have thought he was cruising to victory in his final game in charge, but, despite West Brom's comeback, he ended the match with a big smile on his face. He was happy, the United fans at the game gave him a great send off and the West Brom fans enjoyed a 10-goal thriller - it was a good day for everyone there.
Manchester City are in turmoil but credit to Norwich for their impressive win at the Etihad
Man City are a club without a rudder at the moment, following the sacking of Roberto Mancini. Since he left his post the team's performance level has gone down, which is to be expected - but that shouldn't take anything away from Norwich's wonderful achievement.
They are only the second team to go to the Etihad and win in the league this season and we have to remember players such as Anthony Pilkington, Grant Holt and Jonny Howson were all playing in the lower divisions not so long ago. It was also a great end to the season for Norwich boss Chris Hughton, who had one or two people beginning to question his ability. City, meanwhile, are in turmoil and need to resolve their managerial vacancy as soon as possible, which I'm sure they will.
Legends step aside on a fantastic final day
All in all it was a great final day to the Premier League season with plenty of fantastic matches - it was just a shame there wasn't more riding on the results, apart from the games at White Hart Lane and St James' Park.
Sunday also saw some real stars play for the final time: Michael Owen, Jamie Carragher and Paul Scholes. The trio all got a run out before retiring from the game and, in my book, they're all legends. Ian Wright said on the show yesterday Owen may regret not playing more towards the end of his career, but apart from that you have to say they've all been fantastic for English football. Well done to them.
I'd also like to say well done to Big Sam Allardyce. He told his board West Ham would finish in the top 10 and has delivered on that promise, with help from Kevin Nolan who scored a hat-trick against Reading on Sunday.
They were tipped by many people to be relegated at the start of the year but now they can look forward to another season in the Premier League and, after a wonderful end to a great season, so can we.
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Riley Johnson (Manchester United fan) says...
I hope england win 2-1 rooney and rooney again and neymar scores and they all brilliant goals espeicely rooney/s goal/s come on get your brians better than last time to try and win some more goals than vs rep of ireland .
Posted 15:45 2nd June 2013
Tom Bryan (Tottenham Hotspur fan) says...
@peter brown, unless your a football agent working on behalf of man utd or southampton, you could not possibly know what went on. Stop repeating what you read in the papers! Even if it was true, youve agreed with my point that man utd didnt cough up enough money for him. The bottom line is, that spurs have done alot for gareth bale and he owes us another season! Thats the the truth. One other point...to some dillusional man utd fans, you cant afford gareth bale!
Posted 22:49 22nd May 2013
Josh Hodge (Everton fan) says...
I disagree with you Chris because think about it Bale's goals earned Tottenham 29 points and his overall goals and assists contributed to 44% of Spurs' goals. Whereas if you remember Van Persie went for a period of time without scoring for a while and didn't contribute half as much to United's goals this season compared to Bale.
Posted 11:53 22nd May 2013
Peter Brown (Manchester United fan) says...
@ Chris Fry, without RVP last season we got 89 points the same amount we have this year and won. Man Utd are not a one man team while Spurs sure are. @Tom Bryan, Man Utd tried to sign Bale before Spurs but got rejected by Southampton. Then Spurs came in and got him without Southampton telling Man Utd. Fergie said himself if was because of Southampton we never got Bale! Bale needs to move if he wants to win trophies, Man Utd would be a good suit but I feel Spurs would demand too much money for Utd to believe it's viable. Real Madrid looks the most likely.
Posted 14:59 21st May 2013
Richie Johnson (Chelsea fan) says...
@ Chris Fry....Your boots ain't worth 50 Million though, are they? Bale deserves to be seen in the CL, Spurs cannot provide that as they are a one man team. He should go and if he does i think it will be a fantastic career move for him to UTD or a Spanish team. Spurs are over reliant on him, and Bale needs to think he's come off the back of a good season, he should move now and strike while the irons hot...An injury (without wishing) or bad form could complicate any furure move. Strike while the irons hot and go to a team challenging for the biggest trophies!
Posted 13:08 21st May 2013
Chris Fry (Tottenham Hotspur fan) says...
Sorry Mark have to disagree, everyone says that Tottenham are one man team, like saying that without RVP Man U would not have won the trophy. If Bale goes we have enough talent coming trough to get into CL next year, U21 runner up to Utd in comp this year. I will bet my boots that Bale stays for next season so watch out
Posted 04:01 21st May 2013
Tom Bryan (Tottenham Hotspur fan) says...
@Mark Elstob - Tottenham paid �10mil for him when he was 17, something Man Utd didn't have the courage to do. Tottenham then actually played him at left back, moved him to play on the wing and then now in the hole, developing year by year into the player he is today. Tottenham gave him new contracts and offered him huge pay rises. Tottenham now plan to keep him and build a team around him. I think you'll find he does owe us! Please think things through unbiasedly before typing next time.
Posted 17:52 20th May 2013
Mark Elstob (Manchester United fan) says...
Nice read, as always. However. Gareth Bale has been on fire for the better part of 2 and a half seasons at Spurs now, this season he has obviously jumped up a notch but as Gary Neville said earlier in the month. Spurs would be finding it hard breaking the Top 8 let alone Top 4 without his contribution this season. He doesn't owe them anything.
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8% Starter for 24 hrs at 65F. Contadino Flour. You know, that longer natural ferment Marco talked about years ago......long before I showed up.
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The last (and first) time I tried making pretzels at home some looked like the upper picture, some looked like the lower picture, and some didn't look like pretzels at all. I gave the really bad ones to the dogs before anyone else saw them.
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i can teach you if you want ;-)
for the schwaben one:
get 500 g of Wheat powder extra fine and dry yeast for 500g powder and now the cheat part get 100g of clean 100% gluten proteins and baking soda for 1kg powder you also need salt and high dangerous '''Natriumhydrogencarbonate''' the dangerous secret of the brezeln.
now put the powder and the gluten and the dry yeast into a pot
!!!and do NOT ad the baking soda yet!!!
now ad 150-200ml of water first less and if its to hard more and then knead it
the you need time 1h-2h )60-120minutes( now the yeast works
then you ad the baking soda and knead it again now you cut it into 5 pieces and roll sausages and the mid need to be bigger than the ends you need 30-40cm sausages and now the magic trick of the brezeln make an downward '''U''' and Cross the ends like an '''X''' then the down end goes upper the other one and put it into the bigger part and then the other left up the X and put it into the bigger part.
now do it on a baking tray
and now the high dangerous part you need to wear gloves and saver eye glasses put 2,5g of '''Natriumhydrogencarbonate''' into 50ml water and brush the brezeln.
now you let the yast work again for 30 minutes and you need to heat up your oven up to 220C then you put the stuff into it!
you need to wait 20-25 minutes ti finish your work.
now you are a bakery Master!
It's not only in pretzels (i have read that Lye was the key in success but never tried making any, i ll keep your recipe )
Its a general observation for pastry stuff and baking and also in many cases professional bakers use ingredients that are not easily available for the home cook.
Apart from the ingredients there are things like environment temperature humidity etc that affect doughs. Also you have to be very precise in everything you do ie resting and proofing times oven temperatures and preparation (ie steaming) and many other things that the average cookbook doesn't describe properly.
The same thing has happened at many of the Oktoberfest festivals in the USA - They more often resemble St. Patrick's Day than a German beer festival or German beer garden.
I think nothing beats the Englischer Garten in the spring for the perfect biergarten experience.
"in many cases professional bakers use ingredients that are not easily available for the home cook. "
sure home cooks normally do not have high dangerous substances like 'Sodium bicarbonate' or special stuff like 100% purely gluten
Gluten is also to hold more Carbon dioxide to get more impact of the yeast and bakery soda.
and sure professionals also ad Ascorbic acid for even faster bigger impact of the Carbon dioxide because the ascorbic acid makes the dough hold more of carbon dioxide.
your imagination of the lye isn't the full story because only sodium bicarbonate lye brings the best result.
i also use sodium-carbonate lye in an boiling water to dive the bretzeln in it but you get a complete different result.
and another different is non professionals try to get the carbon dioxide in the dough by letting the yeast work.. but this is to slow for professionals so say just ad yeast for the taste and use bakery soda to get the Carbon dioxide
professionals can work very fast means instantly because they do not wait for the yeast.
you can do the same just ad double of dried yeast and bakery soda and do it instantly but waiting is cheaper.
and sure professional ovens are hot 400C-500C but this isn't so important you only taste the different if you make Pizza a pizza taste much better if you use an 500C professional oven this is because of the speed the pizza loses less taste by water boiling because its so fast 4-5 mins only.