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Spacious 1 bedroom condo in a safe neighborhood in a central location close to Texas A&M, the mall, and other shopping centers. Private space with quiet and friendly neighbors. Access to a pool and tennis court as well. Very roomy, clean, and comfy! Learn More
College Station
One spacious room available in a 2 bed/2 bath. Private bathroom and closet. Washer and dryer available. Close to TAMU bus stop. Wireless internet included. The room is not completely empty but there is plenty of free space and part of a desk. Learn More
College Station
I have a Large bedroom with a queen bed for rent. You have access to the whole apartment. The Kitchen is furnished along with the rest of the apartment with Wifi. 5 min away from the school. Located on the quiet side of town and close to stores. Learn More
You have access to the bedroom, living room, kitchen, full bathroom, pool, patio, wifi I like to interact with the guest as much as they would like to. I can show you around town and give tips on what to do and places to go to experience Aggieland. Or just let you be if your on a get away. Very quiet, there are two parks with in a 1 min walk and 5 min walk. Walmart is two lights away. Parking and noise is never an issue.
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Nice and cozy 1B1B located at the best block in College Station. Walking distance to HEB, Target, Freebirds, Starbucks and more. School bus stop is just right in front of the apartment. Quiet streets and friendly neighbors. Learn More
College Station
Incredibly comfortable bed, feather duvet and pillows, private bathroom with toiletries Learn More
Bedroom, Bathroom, Kitchen, Living Room, half bath downstairs There will be one girl and her cat staying there as well, and they are both super sweet!
College Station
HOWDY! Lovely home nestled in a quiet cove in College Station TX-TEXAS A&M AGGIES!Great upscale & safe neighborhood! Fresh linens, foam padded REAL BED, comfortable HOME! WI-FI, PRIVATE 1 BR/ BA, W/comfy QN SZ BED, CLEAN, FRESH LINENS TOWELS!WELCOME Learn More
Great retreat to get off campus or to just take a break after traveling. "Most comfortable bed" (Annie, from Chicago, IL -April 2015) with fresh linens and fresh towels in a clean environment. "Great location, great neighborhood" (Reginafrom San Antonio- March, 2015). Free WI-FI and adjacent private bathroom. Feel free to have access to kitchen, living areas, and back sun porch for relaxing evenings. Make yourselves at home, and share our fully equipped kitchen, or use our full size wa...
College Station
Cool and comfortable 2br apartment right across Texas A&M and Texas Avenue. Quiet neighborhood and respectful neighbors. Walking distance to Jason's Deli, Bed, Bath & Beyond, HEB, World Market, and more! 30-minute walk to Kyle Field. Learn More
College Station
My warm, spacious home is 10 minutes from Kyle Field and yet it feels like country! Sit out on the front porch under the ceiling fan or in the breakfast nook inside. Learn More
Having the master bedroom with 1.5 bath space can be pretty luxurious for traveling and that's a unique feature one can enjoy here! Many people come to BCS for an interview or an event which having the extra luxury can really be an asset. There is a front porch and a back deck available for use. The front porch is covered and has a concrete sidewalk for times of inclement weather. I'm just a text or phone call away to assist when staying at my place. I hope that things will run smoothly t...
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Studio Appartment less than two miles from Kyle Field. Comfortable Full size bed, couch and an air mattress available upon request. Full kitchen and a quite neighborhood. Non smoking no pets. Perfect for game day, parents weekend, graduation or just because! Learn More
Wi-Fi Fridge space Cable tv I work for TAMU EMS and the night's I allow guest's I am most likely working a night shift so I will be gone after 7pm and you'll have the place to yourselves! I enjoy meeting my guests but I do keep a fairly busy work and school schedule. I'll do what I can to get you checked in at a convenient time for you! If you book more than one night, I'll be in and out during the day. And I'm always a text or phone call away if you have any issues or problems Calm, qu...
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This apartment is located near the Wolf Pen Park area. It includes: -Fully furnished bedroom, living room, and kitchen bar -Pool access -Near bus service to campus -Wi-Fi -Kitchen -It is perfect for Aggie Football weekend!!!!!!!!!!!!! Learn More
Near Campus and Wolf Pen Creek Park, furnished, in front of the sand volleyball court and next to the pool All Amenities to include pool and courts. As much as you like! Please know that this is a 2 bedroom apartment and there is another room mate staying in the 2nd room (he is a classmate and co-worker). He is very welcoming! Quiet, yet well-located. Near the park and the bus stop. Also, easy access to HWY 6, which takes you to Houston. Yes. Free shuttle to Campus and football g...
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Great location and includes a washer and dryer, high speed internet, and cable television. On the complex you will find a swimming pool and club house which has a workout gym, movie theater, basketball, and tennis courts! Learn More
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Nice and cozy duplex in the heart of College Station. Quiet and safe neighborhood. School bus stop is 3 minutes walk away. CVS, Kroger, McDonald's and KFC are within walking distance! Learn More
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Available on major weekends in Aggieland. Quiet street in south CS, minutes from campus. 3 BR/2Bath plus half converted garage. Very kid friendly. Available other dates depending on our work schedule- please contact us with inquiries. Learn More
Our backyard is very relaxing and has plenty of space to play. Our garage offers a 4th bedroom/ playroom with an AC or heating as needed. Guests will have access to the full house except locked areas such as our closet and shed. Generally we will be available to show you the house, greet you, and give you the keys. If we are out of town, our front door has a keypad for entry. We will be available by text/phone call if any problems arise during your stay here.
College Station
Very comfortable 4 bedroom 2 full bath house on quiet residential street, less than a mile to Texas A&M. Plenty of shopping, restaurants located close by. Two of the bedrooms have a queen bed, one has two twins, and the fourth has a futon. Learn More
Please feel free to ask any questions or concerns. There is a 2 night minimum
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Located in the heart of College Station and close to TAMU. Private studio guest cottage located in residential backyard. Fully furnished. 2 burner cooktop. No stove. Perfect for weekend trips or a working professional in CS for a longer stay. Learn More
College Station
This private guest cottage is in the country but still minutes away from Kyle Field. Great stay for a game day weekend, parents weekend, or graduation! Situated in the 77845 (College Station) zip code. Learn More
Surrounded by trees. The only thing you'll see are post oaks, cedars, deer, squirrels, and birds (cardinals, jays, buntings, hummingbirds, owls). Separate access to the cottage independent of the main dwelling. Guest can determine the level of interaction. Independent access allows for zero interaction or happy to hang with folk as they desire. Quiet. Lots of stars & wildlife. Need to watch out for deer in the evenings/early morning. No public transport available. Cottage has no inter...
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Perfect for Aggie students who will be studying Learn More
Located steps from bus route to heart of campus, this room is perfect for anyone visiting College Station or Texas A&M for research, conference, campus visits, parent weekends, and of course football! Full kitchen with washer and dryer. Pool right next to apartment building. Guests have access to WiFi, full kitchen, washer, dryer and shared bathroom. Sink area is enclosed within room though, so you'll have a good deal of privacy. Only item of note we don't have is a TV, but why watch T...
College Station
Howdy, and welcome to Aggieland! We would love to have you as our guests and show you a great time in College Station at our lovely home. Learn More
At our lovely "barndominium" we have spared no expense for our guests. It may be half house/ half shop, but once you sleep on our premium mattresses, take a stroll around our acre-sized pond, and watch the big game on our 80 inch TV, you'll want to build your very own "barndominium". This listing Includes the use of 1 Private upstairs bedroom, 1 1/2 baths and a large shared living area. In the living room, you will find a spacious room with plush leather couches, a dining table seating ...
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NASCAR has added a rule that will prohibit drivers involved in accidents to leave their cars and walk on to the track to confront other drivers, NASCAR vice president of competition Robin Pemberton announced Friday at Michigan International Speedway.
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49ers Missed the Memo; Black Uniforms are "Out"
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Free agent cornerback Terence Newman has visited Minnesota, considering the possibility of reuniting with Vikings coach Mike Zimmer.
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Bengals, Surprisingly, Will Take AFC North , Throughout the past four years, the Cincinnati Bengals have progressively gotten better, clinching a playoff berth every season since the year of 2011. 2015 will not be different as the black and
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London Irish v Dragons - Teams
Madejski Stadium, Saturday January 12, kick off 13:30
Last Updated: 11/01/08 1:41pm
Richards: returns to the starting line-up
London Irish can consolidate their position at the top of Heineken Cup Pool One with victory over the Dragons on Saturday.
Peter Richards and Peter Hewat come into the starting XV in the two changes to the side that beat Sale 20-12 on January 6.
Delon Armitage moves into the centre alongside Shane Geraghty to accomodate Hewat at full-back, while Gonzalo Tiesi and Paul Hodgson drop to the bench.
"We have two remaining Pool matches and it is important that we win both if we are to stay in control of the Pool and progress to the play-off stages of the Heineken Cup for the first time in the club's history," London Irish director of rugby Brian Smith told the club's official website.
"The Dragons have been in good form in the Celtic League winning most of their games since we last played them.
"They will be confident and difficult opposition tomorrow."
Morgan out
The Dragons are without full-back Kevin Morgan for the trip to the Madejski Stadium.
Morgan injured his Achilles during the Magners League win over Glasgow on January 4.
Prop Rhys Thomas (ribs) and flanker Richard Parks (knee) are also both sidelined by injury.
Aled Thomas replaces Morgan at full-back, Gethin Robinson comes in for Thomas and James Harris is selected in place of Parks in the back-row.
Wayne Evans returns at scrum-half after serving a two-week ban for fighting, meaning Alex Walker drops to the bench.London Irish: 15 Peter Hewat, 14 Topsy Ojo, 13 Delon Armitage, 12 Shane Geraghty, 11 Sailosi Tagicakibau, 10 Eoghan Hickey, 9 Peter Richards*; 1 Clarke Dermody, 2 David Paice, 3 Tongo Lea'aetoa, 4 Nick Kennedy, 5 Bob Casey (capt), 6 Declan Danaher, 7 Steffon Armitage, 8 Richard Thorpe
Replacements: 16 Dan Murphy, 17, Danie Coetzee, 18 James Hudson, 19 Phil Murphy, 20 Tomas De Vedia, 21 Paul Hodgson, 22 Gonzalo Tiesi
Dragons: 15 Aled Thomas, 14 Richard Mustoe, 13 Paul Emerick, 12 Ashley Smith, 11 Richard Fussell, 10 Ceri Sweeney, 9 Wayne Evans; 1 Adam Black, 2 Ben Daly, 3 Gethin Robinson, 4 Andrew Hall, 5 Peter Sidoli, 6 Joe Bearman, 7 James Harris, 8 Michael Owen (capt)
Replacements: 16 Kieran Crawford, 17 Hugh Gustafson, 18 Adam Jones, 19 Lewis Evans, 20 Alex Walker, 21 Phil Dollman, 22 Gareth Wyatt


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He is deciding in the summer, before he starts his senior season. These trips will be on his dime if he takes them before school starts.
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Hubbard was a 5 star.
lol. 2 assistants making over 800K and no bowl game.
2 of the top 3 paid assistants = 5 wins.
While they are at it I think reading a map, doing make up, eating, changing radio stations, inserting a CD, shifting gears, sneezing, and blinking should be outlawed as well.
All jokes aside, my father-in-law was scaring the hell out of me this past week trying to drive and read a map. All because he refused to let me help, or tell me where he wanted to go. After about 35 minutes of frustration we decided we were hungry, so I asked google for restaurants in the area. He finally crumbled his map up and followed my direction. Gotta love vacation with the in-laws.
4 games last year.
Wow... I had to look that up.
Terry McLaurin. He almost won the SPARQ championship. It would a no-brainer if Mike Mitchell was still on the team.
Why not go back to the well. Nebraska's had some success at RB (with less talent to boot). Why not hire Ron Brown. He followed Bo to Youngstown State. Should be a cheap pick up.
Pretty sure he is from New Jersey, but Florida has given us some great talent.
I guess Meatchicken is dope Bro!
If they did not want us to score that last TD, maybe they should have punted instead of going for it on 4th and forever.
It looks pretty good to me. No LSU, no TAMU, no SC... We'll at least until they beat their first FCS team.
I don't know. I seem to remember a PI call that was brought up a lot in "The U Part II".
No doubt. Hell, I would have settled for the announcers actually talking about it instead of going silent.
Willing to bet my paycheck if that was Spencer they would have replayed it 7 times.
Yeah, Still not sure how to feel about it. On the one hand, if it was not a incompletion it should have been a fumble. On the other hand the clock kept ticking away. Lets call it a win win. They should have stopped the game to take a look at it, but I think I'd rather have the time come off the clock.
Yeah, not worth DVRing. I am watching it now from this mornings 3-5 recording. First notes, 5 min in they skip over Elliotts 50+ yarder and our field goal straight to Elliotts fumble. Thought they would at least show all the scores. I'll opt for the youtube version. Thanks, but no thanks ESecPN.
edit: They snuck the field goal in during a commercial break. Literally the only play between several commercials.
I agree both of Lee's sacks were because of plays Bosa made.
I made the same point as the OP to a coworker on Monday. I think he has a good chance to get drafted with the 2 performances he has already put on film. Give him a stellar outing against the Ducks, and we may hear some chatter.
On the other side of this equation. I don't see him not being the starter next year. Great games against the top 2 defenses we have seen all year and a win in the Big one. How could he not be the guy?
lol.. Not my phone. just a screenshot I stole from this guy @Joey_Artigue.
Looks like it is the Oregon whites.
May be a little to early for this, but... Is the B1G East the "Best" Division in College Football?
5 4-1 in Bowl games, SEC West 2-5.
I'm just sayin. What do I know...¯\_(ツ)_/¯
You are correct sir. Got a lil excited.
I agree. it is awful presumptuous to believe we would beat Bama in 2011 when we couldn't even beat Florida in our bowl game that year.
I hate to say this, but with what we have on deck, this may not be the last one.
The timing is rather suspect. I wonder if tomorrow will shed any light on this decommitment.


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Dinner Theatre 'Who Purloined The Chicken?'
Bobby McMorris/B Mo Holy Productions, LLC
Sunday, May 12, 2013 from 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM (CDT)
In need of a new Mother's Day idea?
Treat your mother to a new experience while enjoying a dinner show featuring drama, comedy & singing to include participating in solving the mystery of 'Who Purloined The Chicken?'
The fryers are getting ready! The chickens are seasoned! The preparations for the dessert is already underway! We have a table prepared for you!
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Plated Combination Dinner
Mixed Field Greens with Tomatoes, Cucumbers & Toasted Almonds
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Rosemary Herb Chicken Breast with Tri-Colored Cheese Tortellini
Seasonal Vegetable Medley
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03 July 2015
Waiting for a sign
I have a habit of waiting for things. If I lose this weight...... If finish this dissertation.......If I.......... It is one thing that rather annoys me and that I haven't been able to break. I need to break it though and now seems like a good time to start. While some things have to focus on the end result; finishing my dissertation is not going to happen by itself; other things can be worked on in small increments and not wait for some big thing to happen.
I have spent the last 7 weeks in pain with my foot. Now 7 weeks is not a terribly long time, it is a good chunk of time. I have spent those 7 weeks waiting for my foot to get better. Waiting to be able to do the things I want to do. As a result, my workouts have dropped off and I'm starting to feel it. I have been sleeping like I'm drugged. That is generally a sign, a sign that I have missed these last few weeks. When things are going well, I generally wake up ready to take on the day and can keep moving through my afternoons pretty well. I usually want to take a nap, but can survive without one. Yesterday I was drugged. I felt like I could not keep my eyes open and once I did take a nap, felt like I could not get up and get moving. Then last night I slept the sleep of the drugged. I just did not want to get out of bed this morning. I even made Hubby a deal so he would feed the birds and I could sleep in. This might be the 2nd time in 9 years that he has fed the birds in the morning. So, if I've been waiting for a sign, I think I have it.
My foot is about 95% healed. Not perfect, but honestly I don't think it will ever be perfect. I will continue to take care of it but I think the time has come to pick up the pace a bit. Also, I have finally accepted the fact that Crossfit is not enough for me. I need more activity. When I was at my thinnest I would run, bike, hike, swim, weight train, I did it all. I went from working out twice a day most days, to working out 3-4 times a week if I'm lucky. Time to change things up.
I have been mulling this over in my head for a few days now and I've come to some conclusions. First, I have to have something to work towards. I cannot just workout for the sake of working out, that loses my interest really quick. So I need something to work towards. Second, I need a schedule of workouts that I can stick to and that work for me. Third, I need to get my diet under control. I'm struggling with this part the most as I'm not quite sure how to go about getting in more protein, but I'm working on it.
So, the plan today is to start to amp up my activity, I will be hopping on the treadmill in a little bit here and heading to Crossfit this afternoon. To get things moving, I want to shoot for 15 minutes walking in the morning and Crossfit in the afternoons. Except for weekends when it will be the opposite. Also, factor in walking the dogs every single night - no excuses. I am going to work on my food and see about coming up with some high protein things to add to my diet. Then, I'm going to look around for some activity to make a goal. Maybe a race, maybe the Crossfit weekend warrior, I'm not sure, but we will see. I just know that I need something to work towards.
01 July 2015
Thinking, thinking, thinking......
This is my mind right now. There are so many thoughts floating around. So many things I want to do. So many changes I want to make. Too much thinking. This is what happens once I get myself unstuck. I was stuck for a long, long time but once I started taking control back last week, things started falling into place. I've got the money under control and a plan to continue moving forward that way. I cleaned my desk and work area, I don't think it has ever been this clean or organized. I'm not completely done, but every time I walk in here to use the computer I smile. I have started working on my proposal again. I didn't know exactly where to start with that, so I just sat down and started reading and writing. I now have a plan to move forward and to keep making progress on it. Also, once I started reading and annotating, things started to fall into place and I'm getting an idea about what I want to write. So now that things are falling into place and I have plans to keep things moving, I want to get working on other areas too. Now that I'm unstuck, I want to continue moving forward in more areas of my life.
I woke this morning with a horrible feeling in my belly. It felt huge, just huge. I did not like the way I felt and I did not eat anything until noon. I didn't even get hungry until 11. I don't like that feeling and I'm completely over it. This feeling got me to thinking about my health and fitness. I want to run. I am dying to run. I can't run yet because my foot is not 100%, but it's about 95% so it's getting close. Also, I don't want to just jump into running, that is recipe for disaster. This led to thinking about food and working out and wanting to feel better. Last time I was thin and healthy, and felt really good about myself and my body, I was working out a whole lot more than I do now. I would get up in the morning and run or bike. I would swim at night. I would ride my bike or run/walk on the weekends. I know that exercise is not THE way to lose weight, but for me it is a vital component. For me, exercising puts my mind in a healthy place; gets my metabolism pumping; and just improves my mood. The more I work out, the more these good feelings snowball and I get stronger and stronger.
I have also been noticing that I'm waking up at 4:30 the last few weeks. I wake up and then lay there until the alarm goes off at 5:00. So here's what I'm thinking. I'll start getting up at 4:30 and jumping on the treadmill and walking. If I could get 20-30 minutes in every morning, that would be awesome. Then Crossfit 5 times a week and walking the dogs a whole more than I do now. Also, I want to add in yoga or something on the days I don't do Crossfit. Hmmm....Seems a little ambitious, but totally doable. If I work out the schedule, I know I could do it. I have to put a little more thought into this, but I think I might be one to something here. Time to step things up a notch or two.
28 June 2015
Have I become a drama queen?
I like to say that I detest drama. The world is full of drama and I hate making more. But now I am wondering if that is just talk. I did have some money issues that were weighing me down, but now those have been straightened out. Which led me to thinking about other things on my 'hit list' and that is where the drama queen thought popped up. I want to lose weight, desperately want to lose some weight. I've given up the thought of being skinny, I just don't want this big belly that I have. Well, that belly is caused by sugar. I can feel it happen when I consume sugar. So I need to stop eating sugar. It's hard, but it's not that hard. But recently, including last night, instead of avoiding it, I eat some and then feel bad, so I eat some more, and then feel worse. Creating my own drama. Then there is the whole writing the dissertation thing. I have to do it, I have to work on it regularly to get it done, our entire future is balanced on this thing. But have I worked on it at all?? NO. Have I made up lies and excuses for it not being done? YES. Creating my own drama. Lastly, grading summer school work. I am getting work in on a daily basis, more than once a day. Yet I put off the grading and put it off and put it off, until I have a stack like I brought home this weekend. Creating my own drama. Time to get off the drama bandwagon. I wouldn't feel so bad if I did something constructive while avoiding this other stuff, but I don't. Yesterday I spent a large part of the day laying on the couch or laying in the pool. That in and of itself would not be bad, if I had nothing to do. But I have lots to do. I could have spent some time in the pool, then did some work, then some time in the pool, then some work, etc. Instead, I spend lots of time in the pool. Got little to no work done, and now I feel guilty and stressed by that.
It is time to stop this nonsense. I am an adult. I have control of my feelings, my actions, and my life. It is time to start acting like that. No more stress and guilt over stupid stuff. Time to step up and act like I know I should. No more putting off things that need to be done. No more instant gratification. NO MORE. It starts today, it starts now. I read an article about how organized people think a little bit differently than unorganized people. Instead of putting things off - HELLO!!!! - they respond with HOW ABOUT NOW? That is going to be my mantra from now on. How about now? I'm going to print it out and post it on my wall above my computer so I see it every time I sit here wasting time. I'm going to put it in my planner and I'm going to say it to myself all the time. How about now?
I need to begin by getting dressed for Crossfit and cleaning this room. I have over an hour before Crossfit, so how about now?
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Action may not always bring happiness; but there is no happiness without action.
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27 June 2015
Stress and relief
For the past few months, I have had a financial burden that has really been weighing me down. I took this summer teaching position at Kamehameha specifically because of this financial burden. I knew that the extra money would help relieve this burden and I needed to do that as soon as possible. Well, yesterday was the first full pay check from Kamehameha and I paid off 2/3s of that burden. Do you have any idea how happy and relieved I am? Do you have any idea how it has changed the way I feel? Let me explain.
I've had this burden for a couple of months. I knew it was, I was in communication with the company, and I knew I was going to take care of it with this job. What I did not know, and never realized, is how much it was eating me up even though it really was 'handled'. I thought about it all the time. I'm a worrier by nature, but usually when I have a plan I'm all good. Not this time. It was always in the back of my mind. That kind of stress is not good for anyone, let alone someone trying to get healthy. Once I made that payment yesterday, I actually felt lighter. Physically lighter. Now, not possible I know, and the burden was not a physical burden but a mental one. But once I made the payment and the relief came flooding in, it felt so very good. Now it's not completely over, I still owe a little more money, but the bulk of it has been paid and I am ever so thankful for that.
So some side effects of this lingering, chronic stress that I was not even aware of. Apparently the stress is one of the things that has caused me to eat excessive sweets lately. Once that was paid, I no longer wanted sweets. I got pizza for dinner and I usually grab a couple of garlic knots with it. Not only did I not have any garlic knots, I gave almost half of my second slice to the dogs. They loved it. Later on in the evening, I thought about having some ice cream but decided I didn't want any. So I brushed my teeth and got ready for bed. Amazing. I also went to Crossfit and absolutely killed it.
So yeah. I have known for a long time that stress is not good for the body, but I don't recall having such a clear example of it in the recent past. I am so relieved to have that bill under control and in two weeks I'll be even more relieved when it is paid off. Today I need to sit down and make a financial plan to make sure something like this never happens again. It's not like there was some major catastrophe that caused us to get behind. It was just sheer inattention. I cannot let that happen again. I have big dreams and plans and I cannot let my attention wander and destroy those plans.
Okay, time to start getting ready for Crossfit.
Later that day: I have worked out a financial plan and by August 1st everything will be in order. I cannot wait. I need to be strong and stay focused on the goal - financial normalcy. I just cannot express how relieved I am to finally have this mess under control. I don't know about anyone else, but when finances are a mess, I'm a mess. So glad I took the time and tackled this beast. Now I just need to stay on top of things for the month of July so that I can truly say I have it under control.
21 June 2015
Living in pain
Since May 16th I have been living with plantar pain. I know that is not that long, many people live with it much longer, but I also know I don't have to live with it. It is fixable. I'm working on fixing it, but it does take some time. As a result of my plantar, there are times when I walk funny. This causes pain in my hip, my back, and lately my knee. My bad knee. It is very similar to the pain that started this whole pain trip. This time though, I know what it is and I'm not worried about it. My body is out of whack and needs to be straightened out. I'm working on it. It does not happen overnight but I sure wish it did.
There are some things I can do at home to speed this along and I'm not doing them. So on my to-do list today is to work out times to do some rolling so I'm promoting healing. I need to roll in the morning and evening. I want this gone and I need to get on. Hoping it will go away by itself is just ridiculous. As with so many things in my life, hoping for them will not make them happen. Wish in one hand and shit in the other and see which fills up first. Crude but you get the idea.
I have my to-do list for today and I really need to get moving. Sitting in this chair does not help my back/knee/foot at all.
19 June 2015
Perfection is overrated
I wrote this post last night but it was not making sense. I have decided to just start over with it. Not even sure why I mentioned last night since I just deleted everything I wrote. Oh well, moving on......
I am a procrastinator and I have to change it. I have been working for 2 weeks and have not made any progress on my proposal. NONE!!!! I have to make some. I put off grading. I haven't made my chemical list. I have a whole list of things to do that I have not even started. I don't want to be like this. Putting things off creates stress because it is constantly on my mind. I have been thinking about my grading all week; haven't done it, but thought about it. What a waste of time and energy. I spend far, far too much time either cruising around Facebook, or playing games, or laying on the couch watching TV. I always seem to put having fun first over doing what needs to be done. That has to stop. I know how to do it, I just don't know how to do it - if that makes any sense at all. I get so overwhelmed and paralyzed when the to do list gets too big, I just shut down. Okay, I think I just hit on a way around it. Don't look at the whole list. Decide what I'm going to work on and just focus on that. But I need to be proactive and stay on top of things. Okay, it's starting to come to me. I used to create not only a to do list, but an order in which to do them. I would sit down in the morning with my coffee and write out my list in the order I would do them. And I would work through the list in order and get things done. Maybe I should do that. Instead of just having a general to do list, have a very specific to do list. Hmmm....I need to consider that. I saw a video on a guy who uses a legal pad to create his to do list every day. Maybe I will dig out a big piece of paper and create my list for today. I will do it just like I like it, in order, with details. Yeah, let's give it a try. I know it worked for me before. I just need to create one every day and then stick to it. Okay, I'll check back later with my results.
Later that same day: So I sat down and made a very specific to do list. It looked like this:
- Wash sheets
- Dress for Crossfit
- Eat
- Clean kitchen counters and kitchen table
- Crossfit
- Breakfast
- Shower
- Vacuum house
- Create key for test
- Clean bathroom
- Work 1 hour on proposal
Right now, it looks like this:
Wash sheets Dress for Crossfit Eat Clean kitchen counters and kitchen table Crossfit Breakfast
- Shower
Vacuum house Create key for test
- Clean bathroom
- Work 1 hour on proposal
Plus, I've had lunch with Hubby, been in and out of the pool as the heat dictates and took a nap. I may not get to the bathroom today, but that is okay there is always tomorrow. I will work on my proposal but that will probably not happen until after dinner as I'm getting ready to walk the dogs. Oh yeah, I will shower before bed too.
This type of list making works for me. It just does. Specific, in order, small pieces, it works. Not only does it keep me motivated and making progress, I also think about what I have to do less. I know it is on my list, so it's not on my mind. I took a restful nap and did not feel guilty when I woke up because I knew I was getting my stuff done. I like this. I'm going to do it again tomorrow.
14 June 2015
Starting over
Yesterday's post was written as I was proctoring. I've been feeling pretty fat and lazy for the last couple of weeks and yesterday it all just kind of exploded out of me. Sometimes that is good though and I think in this case, it might have been very good. Starting today, I am starting over. I am determined to lose this weight and I am determined to be active like I want to. I spend far, far too much time hanging around the house and end up sleeping on the couch. No more.
Looking back on when I was my thinnest, I was always active. I would get up and workout in the morning, come home and workout at night. On weekends I did long things; bike rides, runs, etc. I did sit around but not as a major part of my day. I need to get back to that place. I need to make movement a priority. So I'm going to do that. I'm going to get up in the morning and do 20 minutes on the treadmill. At night I'm going to walk the dogs and do Crossfit. I have the time, it's summer.
And food, do not even get me started about food. I am going to eat and eat and eat. Again, looking back on when I was my thinnest, these times I was actually eating the most. I would wake up hungry and get hungry at regular intervals. And I craved good food, not junk. I would eat junk but not as much as I do now.
So this is it. Starting over, right now. Going to get some food and get ready for Crossfit. Then I'm going to keep moving the rest of the day and NOT take a nap or even lie on the couch. Going to prep for next week and get my act together. Fuck baby steps, I'm jumping in with both feet.
Seriously. ........
Yesterday I passed out on theebook couch and flet like I was drugged. I slept fast about 2 hours and just could not seem to shake that drugged dopey feeling. When I finally managed to get my ass up, I tried to figure out what was wrong. I had slept really good the night before, so that wasn't it. What could it be? Then I decided to look at my food. It was 3 pm and i had eaten a whopping 500 calories. Seriously? !?!?! Knowing theft was no way I could eat 1300 poon calories by the end of the night, I tried to get the most bang for my buck. Ate 6 ozs of chicken and a big salad them had ice cream for dessert. Not the beat way to get calories but I ended with almost 1400 and that was a lot better then I thought I would.
I am up to 208.208!!!!!! That had to change. I have got to get this eating under control. I was beginning to feel so amazing and now I'm worse off than I started. Something has to change. ..
Part of the problem is my foot. It had been so painful that exercising 1 had been out of the question. I have walked the dogs a few days and paid for it the next day. Today was the first day in almost a month that I haven't woken up in agony. And of course, my first thought is yes, I can exercise again.
Today I am proctoring the ACT and then goingto visit a friend i haven'thaven't seen in 20 years. Initially I thought that would mean a screwed up day of food. Then I decided to take control. I went to Starbucks and got breakfast because they usually have junk food at the proctoring. I will be having lunch with my friend but that will be good, poke and such. But it is time to get back in control. Time to workout and easy right and not spend the afternoon sleeping on the couch.
I am up to 208.208!!!!!! That had to change. I have got to get this eating under control. I was beginning to feel so amazing and now I'm worse off than I started. Something has to change. ..
Part of the problem is my foot. It had been so painful that exercising 1 had been out of the question. I have walked the dogs a few days and paid for it the next day. Today was the first day in almost a month that I haven't woken up in agony. And of course, my first thought is yes, I can exercise again.
Today I am proctoring the ACT and then goingto visit a friend i haven'thaven't seen in 20 years. Initially I thought that would mean a screwed up day of food. Then I decided to take control. I went to Starbucks and got breakfast because they usually have junk food at the proctoring. I will be having lunch with my friend but that will be good, poke and such. But it is time to get back in control. Time to workout and easy right and not spend the afternoon sleeping on the couch.
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Posted by KORNdogPiss poor ? You played the console version i suppose.
this was such a piss poor game. had one of the worst endings EVER too.
this was such a piss poor game. had one of the worst endings EVER too.
Man if you had to play it on PC i'm sure you'd get a picture of what piss poor really means. This game isn't even working on PC. You either can't login or it crashes. No playtime... at all.
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Monday, 06 July 2015
Written by // Josh
Categories // Josh, Gay Men, Newly Diagnosed, Living with HIV, Population Specific
Life with HIV, I am learning, is a lesson in understanding the struggles that others are facing. Why? Because, I know that other people can be struggling on the inside or have issues that have no "public face." Yes – I have HIV. But unless I've told you, you cannot tell by looking at me (or any HIV-positive person).
I think for a long time, people around me who don't know about my status have sensed that something is off. Indeed, my best friend told me that one of the things she found hard is when our friends would ask her about me – not to be nosy, but out of genuine concern – and she had to cover for me, saying "oh, he's just going through some stuff." I feel a bit of guilt for making her do that, and it brings up the feeling of hiding that I've discussed before.
It became stark that I had perhaps been off for some time when I was at work yesterday. Of course, anybody is going to be a little more perky when it's Friday, but I did something that made a co-worker laugh. When our manager overheard, she said (somewhat jokingly): "What has you in such a good mood lately?"
I know there was no ill-intent behind the question, but it made me wonder… Have I really been that off for almost a year now, that I'm seen as the grumpy, disagreeable person in the office? Did I make a mistake by not taking time off work after my diagnosis? It was such an innocuous question, but it really made me wonder if I had damaged my reputation by letting my diagnosis gnaw on me and going to work while pretending everything was okay.
But I thought a bit more about things, and I realized that now that my health has stabilized, I feel like my old self again. I don't have the fear of not knowing any more. My treatment is working, I am not constantly wondering about "what if", and I've set firm boundaries with Alex. I'm feeling like what I always was and have been – me.
Chronic illness of any kind does not define a person – and that is something I learned just on my own. Since I started blogging, I have connected with other people's journey – like Cass' – and it again highlights what I've already said: so many people are struggling, and few people know about it. My illness doesn't define me. It doesn't slow me down. It doesn't make me "damaged" or "different." And realizing that has given me a different outlook and approach to life.
This article previously appeared on Josh's own blog The Plus Side of Life, here.
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It is a path that I refused to travel for a long time for many reasons, but the only thing stopping me from doing so was myself. The thought of facing all that had haunted me enough already and ultimately causing more pain in doing so did not seem the preferable option at the time. Yet the road least traveled paves way to something undiscovered, granting opportunity to heal by embracing change.
In the beginning of my recovery I took action by masking the internal wounds that had yet healed, putting on a very well concealed front that allowed me to mask my inward suffering to others around me. I got so good at pretending to be in good spirits that in turn I began to believe it myself, which felt like improvement at the time. Yet in doing so I did not realize that my path to recovery was not just halted but worsening every day that I continued to live a lie.
The realization of this not fully made aware to me until I felt the sting of loss from a brother who took his own life. A warrior of great heart and spirit that had a positive effect on all those who knew him. Even though him and I were not the best of friends his loss was felt deeply. To survive such overwhelming trials in war only to succumb to internal wounds left unattended led me to realization that my current path was not one that could lead to a better place.
I then understood that Afghanistan was no longer my battlefield, but now stands as such with my inability to look myself in the mirror and know who I was. This realization shattered my world and opened my eyes that the lie I had been living only further set back what I needed to overcome.
I had to learn to let go of my opinion of what strength was, which contained an ability to act like nothing could hurt me, and realize that allowing weakness in takes more courage. I began to try and allow myself to be sad but even this was challenging, allowing me to form a conclusion. This front I had put on was established well before my injury.
Coming to terms that my current state was not where I needed to be was the most important of steps, yet I was unclear on what I had to do next. I sought help from my therapist that I had long since not opened up to in previous visits. Although this helped to a certain extent it was not the answer to overcoming my adversities.
There is but one person who deserves credit to opening my eyes to a the road I needed to set upon. My sister suggested I create a blog, but at first I did not embrace the idea. I had enjoyed writing but I did not see the benefit of it, yet I heeded her advice and took action. I stared intently at a blank page with a blinking cursor begging for words to come to mind without knowing where to start. In this moment I couldn't believe I had so much pain yet attempted to address and it was overwhelming. My heart began beating through my chest and lead to flashbacks of my most horrific moments, all due to a blinking cursor on a computer screen. Which led me to type the first 3 words I could form, "I'm not ok".
In doing so I felt a sigh of relief as I slowly began to calm down, yet I was in utter shock to the power my own words had upon me. By writing I allowed myself to tap in to a deeper understanding of my current thoughts in feelings that would have otherwise been buried under a tough exterior never to be revealed, even to myself. After such a heavy epiphany I sat and reread "I'm not ok" over and over, becoming easier to say with each repetition and allowed me to feel something I had yet to feel in a very long time, sadness.
Once I started I couldn't stop, I wrote and I continued doing so whenever I got the chance. If I ever woke up in the middle of a night from a flashback I'd get up and write about it, but I was not yet to the point of sharing.
I first tested the waters with lighter subjects to see response from such topics and felt overwhelming support from those who read what I had to say. I was so gracious for an ability to put in to words through writing what I could not have formed verbally. It felt good to be able to help and still does to this day, leading me to a realization of the path I was to set upon.
Everyone faces hardships in their lives, one's that challenge you and shake you to the very core of who you currently are. How you recover from such a thing varies from person to person, and I wish there was a generic solution to this but their isn't, only a point at which all must start at in order to heal. You must shake your own foundation and see if the house, you yourself, still stands strong. Do not wait for tragedy to strike as I did. Let yourself create purpose of self reflection, in turn pave the way to a road untraveled and take comfort in knowing that you are moving towards the promise of a brighter future.


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Updated: 08/10/2014 - ECU linebacker Montese Overton is receiving national recognition heading into his junior season.
Updated: 08/10/2014 - ECU linebacker Montese Overton is receiving national recognition heading into his junior season.
Posted: 08/10/2014 - Defensive tackle Linval Joseph has rejoined the Minnesota Vikings after being shot in the leg at a bar, and he is expected to recover in time for the start of the regular season.
Posted: 08/09/2014 - East Carolina continued its preseason camp progress Saturday by completing its first two-a-day schedule on Hight Field inside the Cliff Moore Practice Complex.
Updated: 08/09/2014 - Minneapolis police are investigating a shooting inside a downtown nightclub that injured 9 people, including Minnesota Vikings defensive tackle and former ECU Pirate Linval Joseph
Updated: 08/05/2014 - East Carolina's improved defense was a big reason why the Pirates won 10 games for the first time in 22 years last season. The Pirates' success in Ruffin McNeill's fifth season will depend largely on how that unit regroups after losing eight starters.
Updated: 08/04/2014 - Fifth-year East Carolina Head Football Coach Ruffin McNeill opened the 2014 campaign Monday with a mid-morning walk-through before guiding the Pirates through their first official workout of the season on Hight Field inside the Cliff Moore Practice Complex.
Updated: 08/03/2014 - University of South Carolina head football coach Steve Spurrier spoke about the ECU Pirates at the annual USC media day Sunday.
Updated: 07/31/2014 - Defending national champion Florida State is ranked No. 1 in the preseason Amway coaches' poll.
Updated: 07/26/2014 - Close to 100 women were in Greenville Saturday for the 10th annual ECU Women's Clinic.
Posted: 07/15/2014 - East Carolina¹s Justin Hardy has been named to the Biletnikoff Award Watch List, according to an announcement by the Tallahassee Quarterback Club (TOC) Foundation Tuesday.
Updated: 07/14/2014 - East Carolina University centerfielder Garrett Brooks participated in the Coastal Plains League All-Star Game Monday night in Morehead City.
Updated: 07/07/2014 - East Carolina seniors Shane Carden and Justin Hardy have been named to the 2014 Maxwell Award Watch List according to a release by the Maxwell Football Club Monday. The award is given each year to America's College-Player-of-the-Year.
Posted: 06/19/2014 - Tynita Butts was named Conference USA Women's Outdoor Field Athlete of the Year for the first time in her career as voted on by the league's head coaches.
Updated: 06/14/2014 - ECU redshirt senior jumper Tynita Butts tied for second place in the women's high jump at the 2014 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships en route to earning her sixth-career All-America honor.
Posted: 06/10/2014 - Former East Carolina standout Akeem Richmond will participate in a pre-draft workout for the Houston Rockets on Wednesday, June 11.
Posted: 06/09/2014 - East Carolina Head Track and Field Coach Curt Kraft was named Southeast Region Women's Coach of the Year for the first time in his career by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) it was announced Monday.
Updated: 06/08/2014 - Former ECU star wide receiver and current Dallas Cowboys receiver Dwayne Harris returned to Greenville Saturday for his 2nd annual Youth Football Camp.
Posted: 06/07/2014 - ECU products Zach Houchins and Tyler Bolton were taken on the third day of the 2014 MLB First Year Player Draft.
Posted: 06/06/2014 - ECU relief pitcher Ryan Williams was drafted in the 10th round by the Chicago Cubs in the MLB First Year Player Draft Friday evening.
Updated: 06/18/2014 - ECU junior pitcher Jeff Hoffman talked with the media after being selected 9th overall Thursday night in the 2014 MLB First Year Player Draft. One of the topics he touched on was his time playing in Greenville.
Updated: 05/29/2014 - East Carolina senior Ryan Williams added another piece of hardware to his trophy case when he was named Louisville Slugger Third-Team All-American by Collegiate Baseball, the publication announced Thursday.
Updated: 05/28/2014 - East Carolina University's first men's basketball season in the American Athletic Conference will include a challenging slate of 18 games, including two contests against eight of its 10 opponents, announced Commissioner Mike Aresco Wednesday.
Updated: 05/28/2014 - The New England Patriots have signed rookie free agent wide receivers Wilson Van Hooser and Reese Wiggins.
Posted: 05/23/2014 - The ECU baseball team was eliminated from the Conference USA Tournament with a 3-1 loss to host team Southern Miss.
Posted: 05/23/2014 - UTSA scored six runs in the first three innings and rode the coattails of starting pitcher Nolan Trabanino to an 8-3 victory in game eight of the 2014 Conference USA Championships. With the loss, East Carolina will take on Southern Miss in an elimination game on Friday, May 23rd at 7:30 p.m. (ET) at Pete Taylor Park.


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American Swimmer Ryan Lochte is Kind of a Dult [Video]
The other day on the "Sports Spin" I said there was something a little off putting about American swimmer Ryan Lochte. I couldn't describe exactly what it was, but this video shines a clearer light about my feelings about Lochte. As talented as he is in the pool, he doesn't seem to possess much grey matter.
Mexican Food Cook-Off: A Story About Family, Food and Faith
With the grills and chiles fired up, the Mexican Food Cook-off this Saturday, will sure to please the taste buds featuring some of the best Mexican food in the country. While that holds true, there is one story that comes to mind about the little kitchen my mother cooks up some of the best -- bar none. It's a story about struggle, faith, my Mexican culture and the food that not only serves a family of eight, but serves to the poor.


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Dr. Richard LeWayne "Doc" Camberg, 78, of Patterson, passed away Sunday, June 7, 2009 at the Appling Healthcare System in Baxley.
He was born December 27, 1930 in Carlton, OR to the late Clifford Jones and Verna Smith Jones Camberg. He served in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War . He established one of the first sports medicine clincis in Flordia and worked tirelessly to care for injured law enforcement personnel, firefighters and paramedics. He graduated from Oregon State University and the University of Florida College of Medicine in 1962 and began his practice when doctors still made house calls.
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He used to eat around every 3 hours during the day. I look for hunger cues around 2.25 hours after his last feed but often don't see anything. He chews on his hands all the time now, so that tells me nothing. He fusses sometimes if he's bored or tired and that sometimes seems like he's hungry.
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Wrestling is officially over for the year. I happened to be the "trainer" for junior's regional wrestling meet. Was busy most of the day. It seems as if the coaches give kids Coumadin before the meets. I haven't seen so many nosebleeds in a long time … except maybe last year when I was the "trainer" for a wrestling meet. Not only nosebleeds, but there were also head injuries, an eye injury, and a broken arm. Nothing some 3 inch tape and gauze pads can't handle, though.
During the match, I had a firsthand experience of why the UnAffordable Care Act isn't going to help as much as many people believe. Again, it boils down to the fact that healthcare insurance doesn't equal healthcare access.
A dad walked into the meet and from a distance I could tell he was having difficulty breathing. He was stopping every so often while he was walking so that he could lean on the wall or sit down and catch his breath. He made his way over to me and asked for a favor. Could I write him a prescription for ciprofloxacin? He had these same symptoms with pneumonia in the past and that is what his doctor prescribed to clear it up. This dad is a great guy, but he doesn't live the healthiest lifestyle. He smokes. He's heavy. He drinks quite a bit. I also knew from previous discussions that he had a history of anemia. There were literally 10 diseases that popped into my head that could have been causing his trouble breathing – besides pneumonia.
"You really have to go to the hospital. You need blood work and a chest x-ray, not a prescription for antibiotics. Besides, even if this is pneumonia, ciprofloxacin probably isn't going to help. And if the pneumonia is bad enough to be causing you trouble breathing, you'll need to be admitted anyway. This is serious."
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I kept an eye on him during the meet, and he ended up leaving early.
I even texted him later in the day. He wrote back that he was okay as long as he was laying on the couch. I told them that I could call some people at the hospital to see if we could get him discounted testing performed. He said that he still couldn't afford it.
I hope I don't read about him in the obituaries.
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MONTPELIER The city is looking for an additional funding source for its new downtown improvement district after learning that commercial building owners would otherwise face a heavier financial burden for the district than was projected.
The City Council plans to hold the first reading of a proposed ordinance establishing the district tonight.
Voters in March approved a one-time $75,000 allocation for the district based on a special assessment on the owners of all downtown buildings that are entirely or partly in commercial use.
But there are still a few snags in the funding to work out.
We had a lot of volunteers from Montpelier Alive who went out and made good faith estimates on what it would cost, said City Manager William Fraser. But in the end it was going to cost businesses more than what was anticipated, and we want to address that.
Fraser said that as the city began looking at property values in the district, it became clear the entire $75,000 could not be assessed against owners without increasing their tax rate by 10 cents. Advocates of establishing the district had offered a rate of 4.5 cents in their publicity materials.
Now the city is looking to two revenue sources for the $75,000. The first $40,000 will be raised through assessing a 5 cent tax on commercially used property throughout the district.
Fraser did not have a final figure on the number of buildings that would affect.
As for the $35,000 balance, the city hopes to use an expected increase in the states payment in lieu of taxes. Should that additional PILOT funding not reach $35,000, Montpelier Alive has said it will make up the shortfall this year out of the groups own resources.
The state makes payments in lieu of taxes to communities statewide where it owns significant nontaxable property.
The city expects to receive at least $756,843 in PILOT funding this year that will go directly into the general fund. Under the proposal being put before the City Council, the next $35,000 in PILOT would go toward the downtown improvement district.
Fraser said there is no guarantee the additional $35,000 would become available. But he said he expected at least some, if not all, of the additional downtown funding could come through PILOT this year.
The $75,000, which could start being utilized in early July, is intended to improve the downtown area physically, through amenities such as banners, benches and parklets, and to develop and support longer-range plans to tout the city through website development and marketing.
The city will form a committee to oversee the spending of the money, and Montpelier Alive will manage the enterprise.
Fraser added that in the future the district budget proposal will be considered and adopted along with the rest of the city budget, but that it would probably remain a separate ballot item. It is also expected that after several years of funding, the district could be included in the citys charter.MORE IN Central VermontMARSHFIELD Norman is a rather randy assistant librarian who manages to wreak havoc for... Full StoryPolice look to create timeline in Westford shooting Full StoryThe following is a sampling of calls to Montpelier Police in recent days. Full Story
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Justin Piers Gellatly, who made his name as the in-house baker at St John, on the essentials for soughdough – takes a week, lasts for ages. Interview by Tim Lewis
Evin O'Riordain made his first homebrew six years ago. Now he's making some of the best beer in Britain at his own brewery. Interview by Will Hawkes
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Tom Kerridge treats breakfast as seriously as any dish at his Michelin-starred pub. Here's how he gets the day off to the best start. Interview by Killian Fox
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Olli Dabbous tells Killian Fox how to make the sinfully rich mashed potato that wows diners at Dabbous. Warning: contains three packs of butter …
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Nigel Slater introduces Observer Food Monthly's How To issue. We ask the experts how to fillet a fish, make perfect mash and full English, and eat on just £10 a week
Tim Hughes, chef-director of the Caprice group reveals the little tricks you need to know for a perfect fillet. Interview by Killian Fox
Matt Hayes is head chef at the Wolseley where they make 200 portions of cucumber sandwiches a day. So if anyone knows, he does. Interview by Mina Holland
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It turns out that many of our perceptions about the world are wrong. So what does that say about all the other things we're so sure about, asks Eva Wiseman
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