text: Items 529 to 545 of 545 total View 12 / 24 / 48 Previous 1 ... 8 / 9 / 10 / 11 / 12 Great rock By William Graham on 4/12/2010 William Graham would recommend this product to a friend nice porous rock, no rubble, great sizes and shapes Perfect! By Logzor on 4/4/2010 Logzor would recommend this product to a friend I was somewhat concerned about ordering "cheaper" rock but when I first cut open the box I was pleasantly surprised. The rocks stack together wonderfully and look like one piece, just like the description. Unique Shapes By eriems on 4/3/2010 eriems would recommend this product to a friend Very light, porous and unique shapes that are easy to worth with when aquascaping. Note that these rocks do require some cleaning. Surprising how good this rock is! By Joshua on 4/2/2010 Joshua would recommend this product to a friend I just received 75lbs of this Reef Saver rock and was blown away by how awesome it was. I was originally planning on getting 100lbs of Fiji but after reading the great reviews on the reef saver I decided to only get 25lbs of Fiji...and boy am I glad I did! I personally like the reef saver rock way better than the Fiji and honestly kind of regret getting the Fiji. The reef saver rock looks so much better, very porous and light. The packaging and rock were in excellent shape with little to no rubble...even though it was shipped through UPS :) A big thumbs up to BRS for this excellent rock....don't hesitate to buy! Excellent Product By Dave G on 3/27/2010 Dave G would recommend this product to a friend I ordered 160lbs of this rock for my new 120gal Reef and all I can say is WOW!! It is exactly the way you see it shown on the You Tube demo video. If you're sitting on the fence trying to decide whether or not to take the plunge and buy this rock just do it!! You won't be disappointed. Very nice rock By Peter on 3/11/2010 Peter would recommend this product to a friend I just received 100 lbs. of the Reef Saver rock. It came in a nice assortment of pieces. It's fairly light and very porous, and it stacks well. It was very clean. Great value By jason71832 on 3/5/2010 jason71832 would recommend this product to a friend This is great stuff. I bought a little to see what it would look like and I was amazed at how porous it was and how well it stacked. Every piece looked as good or better than it did in the picture. Just like they say, it will stack seamlessly, you can't tell where one ends and the next begins. Plan on using this for my 150 I'm setting up here in a couple months. all around great rock By Robert Curl on 2/23/2010 Robert Curl would recommend this product to a friend great sizes / shapes / price great deal / fast shipping hmmmm it somewhat a good rock By meng on 2/17/2010 meng would recommend this product to a friend i order 30 lb of this rock, it look really nice, but i didnt really get that much rock wish i has order or waited for the other rock which i heard was lighter Great Quality, well worth the price By Mike on 2/9/2010 Mike would recommend this product to a friend I just wanted to take the time to express my gratitude on the very high quality rock that was sent with my order! The rock was packaged extremely well and the pieces are gorgeous! I received several huge pieces, along with a few smaller pieces. I couldn't ask for a better product or base rock! Thank you BRS! i was very pleased with the rock and the packaging By brady on 2/3/2010 brady would recommend this product to a friend i was very pleased with the rock, iam in alaska and all packages were in great shape, had them send it by mail got in about 3 days. i ordered 250 lbs of rock all was in good shape lots of large pieces. saved a ton of money, live rock in town is about 10.00 lb. Excellent By michael on 1/27/2010 michael would recommend this product to a friend UPS delivers my rock today. 20lbs for my 20gal. Definitely pleased when I opened the box. And its reef friendly....Does it get any better?? Very good value By Dertrend on 1/3/2010 Dertrend would recommend this product to a friend I just picked up 25lbs for my 20 gallon high. It came in perfect condition in 6 big pieces. Aquascaping was great fun and it is nearly impossible to tell where one rocks ends and the next begins. If I ever get a bigger tank I would definitely buy more of this rock. Perfect rock By Steve on 12/18/2009 Steve would recommend this product to a friend This is the best rock around. I ordered this to use as base rock under by live rock and it is so easy to stack. It makes aquascaping a breeze because of all the holes in the rock. There are so many different ways to fit it together, and you can make some really cool caves and canyons. It was seeded with coralline algae pretty fully in about 2 months and you now can't even tell that this was base rock. I like the look much better than the other "live rock" I bought. I will soon be upgrading to a 125g and plan to use this completely to fill the tank. Better than Live Rock By Jasmine on 12/6/2009 Jasmine would recommend this product to a friend Awesome product. I bought 120 lbs for my 120, and once saturated with water it's more like 150lbs, so it's an even better value (even after shipping to Canada). I received a variety of shapes and sizes and was able to create an awesome looking tank (and my fish love all the nooks and crannies). I also like that it's not artificially removed from the ocean, so I don't feel like I'm robbing the reefs by using it in my tank. I also love that it's parasite free. Excellent rock for the money By Brent on 11/22/2009 Brent would recommend this product to a friend I bought this rock after watching the demonstration video. I am very satisfied with my purchase. The rock fits together securely, no acrylic rods or epoxy needed to hold it in place. Aquascaping was easy, and it looks great. I was able to make caves and good size holes which adds to both the beauty and functionality of the rock scape. I purchased 80lbs for my 55 gallon as I prefer a good amount of rock; both for visual purposes and better filtration. This rock is extremely pourous and fairly light, so it fills out the tank well, though there is still plenty of swimming room and room for coral growth. Attaching frags to this rock will be easy and look much more seemless than the traditional live rock I have previously used. I plan on seeding my BRS Eco Rock with a small amount of live rock from my other established tank. I will come back to BRS for my future rock needs! Great Product, Great Care in Packaging By Jeffrey on 11/20/2009 Jeffrey would recommend this product to a friend I placed two orders for this rock and both times I received a few extra pounds, which I assume was to account for any rubble that might break off during shipping. The rock was packaged very good and arrived completely intact each time. I highly recommend this rock as a cheap alternative to live rock. Write Your Own Review You're reviewing: BRS Reef Saver Dry Aquarium Live Rock *How do you rate this product? *Would you recommend this product to a friend? 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Uninsured motorist: What you need to know
About one driver in seven isn't insured for liability, says the Insurance Research Council.
If you are injured by an uninsured driver and don't have your own medical insurance, medical payments coverage or personal injury protection, you would be responsible for your own hospital bills. If you're hit by one of them and don't have collision coverage, you would have to pay your own repair bills or go after the at-fault driver in court.
Uninsured motorist coverage fills the gaps. It pays the costs of your hospital stay if you're hit by an uninsured driver, and it helps pay for repairs to your car.
That does not mean it is a good replacement for either health insurance or for collision coverage, both of which cover your injuries and your car in many more situations. But it is typically cheaper, and it is certainly better than no coverage at all.
Some states require drivers to buy uninsured motorist coverage, and in others, it isn't available.
In states where the coverage is available, it can be sold separately as uninsured motorist bodily injury protection (UM) or uninsured motorist property damage protection (UMPD), or bundled together. It also can be bundled with underinsured motorist coverage, which protects you from other drivers who have insurance, but not enough to pay for your injuries or car repairs.
Here are answers to some of the most common questions. If you don't see the answer, search to see if we have already answered your uninsured motorist coverage question. If not, you can ask a new one.
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Which states require uninsured motorist bodily injury coverage?
Connecticut, District of Columbia, Illinois, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia and Wisconsin require coverage. New Hampshire does not require auto insurance, but if you buy a policy, as most residents do, it must include uninsured motorist coverage.
In most other states, the coverage must be offered to all policyholders.
Which states require uninsured motorist property damage coverage?
In some states uninsured motorist property damage coverage is mandatory; in others, it must be offered.
- Mandatory: District of Columbia, Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana, Maryland, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oregon, South Carolina, Texas, Vermont, Virginia and West Virginia
- Optional: Alaska, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Mississippi, Ohio, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Utah, Washington and Wyoming
In states with no law on the books, the insurance company may or may not offer coverage.
If I buy uninsured motorist coverage, how much do I need?
Uninsured motorist bodily injury coverage (UM) is usually sold in amounts that mirror the liability coverage you bought. For example, if you bought a policy with $50,000 per person bodily injury liability coverage, up to $100,000 per accident, then you would buy UM coverage in the same amounts.
If you choose to buy an amount less than what you carry as liability coverage, an insurer typically will require that you sign a waiver noting that you were offered the higher amount.
Liability insurance is mandatory in all states except New Hampshire, and each state sets its own required minimums.
If I have personal injury protection, do I need uninsured motorist?
Probably. In "no-fault" states such as Florida, motorists are required to buy personal injury protection (PIP) to ensure that all drivers have access to emergency treatment, regardless of who is to blame for the accident. But the limits on that personal injury coverage are usually quite low.
If you don't have health insurance, either privately or through your employer, any bills that exceed your state's personal injury protection threshold are yours to pay.
If you have health insurance and don't live in a state with no-fault insurance, you may not need to buy uninsured motorist bodily injury coverage (UM).
I have health insurance. Do I need uninsured motorist?
To determine if you need UM coverage when you already have health insurance coverage, you'll need to get answers from your health insurer on some issues, such as:
- Will injuries from an auto accident be covered by my health insurance policy? If yes, are all medical expenses covered or are there exclusions for certain types of medical treatments?
- If my car insurance policy's medical coverage has a deductible, will my health insurance policy pay it? You basically want to know if your PIP deductible will be covered by your health policy or if the portion of medical expenses that your PIP doesn't cover will be covered by your health insurer. For example, Florida's regular PIP coverage only pays 80 percent and comes with a deductible so if you lived here you'd want to find out if your health insurer would cover the other 20 percent and the deductible amount.
- Should my auto medical coverages or health insurance policy be primary after an auto accident? In general, your car insurance medical coverages are primary and your health insurance policy is secondary coverage if you carry both and are injured in a car accident, but this varies by state. For instance, the New Jersey insurance regulator notes their laws allow you to select your health insurance policy to be your primary and your PIP coverage with your auto insurer can be assigned as secondary medical coverage.
- Can my health insurance company ask for reimbursement for medical bills they covered? If both your auto insurance provider and health insurer pay out claims for medical expenses that resulted from an auto accident, then it's possible they could ask for reimbursement if there were overlapping payments paid out by both insurers for the same medical treatments. Ask your insurer about their process to determine if reimbursement would be required.
- Will my health insurance policy provide any coverage for passengers injured in my vehicle? It's doubtful that your passengers would be covered by your health insurance, unless they are members of your family already on your health policy, but ask to get verification. If you want medical coverages for passengers, you usually need to carry Medical Payments or PIP as part of your auto insurance policy.
Keep in mind too that if you want the right to claim for lost wages and pain suffering if hit by an uninsured motorist, then you'd need UM coverage since health insurance policies don't offer such benefits.
Will uninsured motorist property damage coverage replace my totaled car?
You can use uninsured motorist property damage (UMPD) to cover damage to or total loss of your insured vehicle, up to the limits that are stated in your policy. That means the whole actual cash value of your vehicle may not be covered. It doesn't replace your vehicle. In some states, the limits may be quite low. In California, for example, the current limit is $3,500.
If you have collision insurance, you might not need to buy uninsured motorist property damage coverage. In some states, if you carry both collision coverage and UMPD, the UMPD will pay your collision deductible if you're hit by an uninsured driver.
Does uninsured motorist cover hit-and-run and miss-and-run accidents?
Uninsured motorist bodily injury coverage (UM) will pay for the costs of your injuries up to your policy limits in cases of a hit-and-run or miss-and-run (where a driver is forced to swerve and has an accident). But uninsured motorist property damage (UMPD) does not pay for damage to your car.
To make a property damage claim under your UMPD coverage, you need an identified at-fault driver so that your insurance company can confirm that he or she does not have liability insurance.
If you have collision insurance, on the other hand, you are covered for property damage from hit-and-run and miss-and-run accidents.
What is 'stacked' uninsured motorist coverage?
"Stacked" coverage increases the limits on your uninsured motorist bodily injury coverage (UM) if you have multiple cars. Your UM limits typically cannot be higher than those on your liability coverage, but if you have two cars and stack your limits, your coverage is effectively doubled.
Why would you stack your uninsured motorist coverage? It is a cheaper way to get more protection against uninsured motorists without having to buy higher liability limits for yourself. Stacking will increase your premium, but not by as much as higher liability limits would.
Not all states allow stacked coverage.

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After an Embarrassing Loss, It's Time to Make a Statement
"They don't know where they are going, where they want to be or how they are going to get there."
– Ed Westfall on MSG during the 2nd period of Ed Westfall Night
Last night's loss at home to the Boston Bruins was a "statement loss." It's the kind of game, even at this time of the season, that begs for a move, or moves, to be made. It begs for blame to be placed somewhere, anywhere. The fourth shutout of the season on only November 19th – all four coming at home, no less – is absolutely unacceptable. To do it in such a lackluster fashion, leaving an unlucky prospect to take a beating in net at the end of the game is about as low as it gets.
The Islanders have now lost 11 of 13 games. Statistically, they're not eliminated from anything this season. But watching the past few weeks worth of games has been akin to watching someone sick with the flu go through the motions – there are bad days and there are days that are a little better than bad.
The offense still has not found any rhythm and has the fewest goals of any team in the entire league. There is little attack that amounts to much of anything many nights. Tonight, the Islanders had no chase when they dumped the puck in the Bruins' zone and were pushed off it when they carried in. There also is not much forecheck by the forwards, something we got all too used to seeing with Scott Gordon's Islanders.
Worst of all with the offense, not much has been done to address any of this aside from scratching Kyle Okposo and one shuffling of lines. How Okposo responds when returned to the lineup – likely Monday – should be interesting. If he shows no fire, then the coach's stern and eye-opening message to one of his 'should be performing' players will have been completely lost.
Then there's the back half of the team. The defense is what we know it to be – slow and small – and they got burned in all the same ways they did on that Monday night in Boston. Doing them no favors was Rick DiPietro, who started behind them in net. He has made an admirable effort to try and return to form but right now, and potentially never again, he isn't there. Most unfortunate was the turnover he gifted to Nathan Horton, proving that he still hasn't significantly improved his puck handling despite all the talk about how many assists he has. The save percentage has dipped below .890 and, if Al Montoya isn't ready, there's the unreal possibility of Anders Nilsson starting Monday in Pittsburgh.
All of this is bad and it only stands to get worse. No one thinks that this team should have come out and won big tonight against the defending Champions. After a nice pre-game ceremony put on by the Islanders and MSG for legend Ed Westfall, a solid effort was really all that was needed to stem some of the negative tide.
In the post game, Coach Capuano laid into the team again for a lack of effort. It should be noted, this was the angriest we have seen him and rightfully so. It's the same song he has sung after previous losses albeit with much, much more fire. He needs to light a fire in his troops and is doing what he can. He is curently sitting an assistant captain in the press box for three games. He has messed with the lines. He yanked the "franchise" goaltender for an emergency call-up rookie after one period tonight. The coach is running out of options. The coach has done what he can with the pieces he has in front of him.
The players as a whole are not responding. They are also at fault. They have not come to play on a regular basis and many have not performed up to expectations. The coach, in turn, has not been able to motivate his players on a nightly basis and has pulled a lot of the tricks out of his bag. And, in turn, the General Manager did not make any moves over the summer nor in the last few weeks to awaken the roster or improve the team that the coach was given.
It's hard to pick one specific person or a specific aspect of the team that bares the load of the responsibility for where this team is now: 29th in the NHL, 35 goals in 17 games and one win better than the Columbus Blue Jackets whose trials and tribulations have been highly publicized. It's not a stretch to think that by next week's end the Islanders will have the worst record in the league.
On the statsheet, this is a team that is no better than it was last year. The team is no better than the year before that or the year before that even though there should be some signs of improvement. The responsibility falls on the GM for not improving the product. It also falls on a coach who cannot motivate his team and a team that cannot motivate itself and has not vastly improved, save for a few players. It's been almost like a cascading power outage so far this season. One minute the problem is the offense, the next it's the defense too, then the whole team and the blame quickly works its way up through the chain of command.
The hard part of this situation is that no one is entirely at fault, yet all involved share some of it. The players are not wholly at fault. Many of them have been asked to step into roles that are uncomfortable or above their skill level both this year and in years past. More, and in some cases too much, has been expected from them.
The coach is also not entirely to be faulted. He was a welcome breath of fresh air last year and helped relax a team that was tight and wound up. During this season, he has tried different solutions to try and reach the team he has been presented with. In his press conference tonight, he was asked what needs to be done. He responded, "I know what I would do," implying that there are changes he wants made that are not getting done.
That leads us to the general manager, whom many believe to be totally at fault. While it's true that more moves could have been made in the off-season, he believed in his players and – to an extent we are not totally sure of – cannot spend money the way many other teams do. Building through the draft has proven long and arduous thus far, however some of his best selections may still be in the pipeline. To allow him to build this team and bring in these players for years but not allow him to try and correct a 17-game skid when expectations are ratcheted up and effort is missing would not be doing his tenure justice.
So let's bring this full circle.
Tonight was a "statement loss" as I said in the opening. In the short life span of NHL coaches, it was the kind of loss that you often see firings made after. It's the kind of loss that results in trades just for the sake of shaking up the rosters and keeping the players on edge. To single out one person for what has transpired doesn't really tell the whole story. More importantly, it doesn't fix things.
One player getting dealt would be a side note in a few weeks.
One coach getting fired allows for another one to be brought in, and tuned out by, the same players.
There need to be multiple changes and multiple examples of accountability. That is generally the kind of change that happens when a new General Manager is put at the helm. They'll bring in 'their guys' and swap a lot of people out.
In my opinion, that's not what needs to happen yet. Garth Snow should be allowed the due diligence to see what he can do to right the ship. He has made long-term decisions for years and there's nothing wrong with playing long-term. Now, the question is what decisions or moves can he make to fix things in the short-term? Let's see what his solution is.
Now don't get me wrong — I'm not advocating for a restart on the rebuild or to empty the locker room. But multiple changes need to happen. There's no one coach coming in that will solve this situation. There's no one player to acquire that would be a saving grace and there's not one singular person in Bridgeport that will help. There's no one player to get rid of that's destroying the locker room. I don't believe that one move would send the appropriate message – and I hope I'm wrong because that would make things a lot simpler and easier.
I believe that multiple moves will solve the message. Maybe the coach and a young 'core' player need to go to wake everyone else up. Maybe a few players, youth and veteran need to go. It may be time to cut ties with Josh Bailey. Maybe sending Brian Rolston to Bridgeport (where his salary would still count against the cap) sends the appropriate message. There are a multitude of options and under performing players from which to choose. Whomever you want to make walk the plank — and there are an awful lot of people to choose from — let them walk and then, after we see the effects of what the GM has done to remedy the situation, we can talk bigger picture.
What's clear is that the ship is seriously sinking and it's going down fast (but I guess to say that would imply that there was ground to be lost in the first place). The time for talk of small sample size and early season slumps are now over. It's not a matter of points in the standings but attitudes in the locker room and on the ice. This team found an identity and a kinship after they went punch-for-punch with the Penguins last season. Now, we don't know who they are. There's a majority of the roster not putting in a serious effort most nights. Losing because you're over matched is one thing. Losing because you don't come to play game in and game out is a whole different and much more serious story.


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FAIRFIELD, Maine (NEWS CENTER) --- Members of an electrical workers union in Fairfield were shocked when someone fired shots into the union's office Thursday evening. While many of them were inside the building that night attending classes there were no injuries.
Bullet holes were left in two of the front windows at IBEW Local 1253. One also pierced the door frame of the building.
Members who were in the hall that night said they heard the shots fired at about 5 p.m. Thursday. About 20 people were gathered inside the building for apprenticeship classes.
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers represents more than 200 people in Eastern and Central Maine. Its local directors say they can't understand what prompted the attack.
"It's a very frightening thing both for Somerset County, for Fairfield...for residents....for working people everywhere, if this in fact is motivated by belief of a non profit organization that stands up for the rights of working people," said Jeff Rose who is the business manager for IBEW Local 1253.
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By TRISH LUNELLICarbonville
While this letter is written to the Sun Advocate, it is really meant to address the flower thief at the Helper Cemetery.
I returned to water the flowers I had put on my husband's grave on Memorial Day only to find that the thief had struck again.
How low can people go, to steal from the dead. I hope that persons loved ones enjoyed the flowers that were stolen from someone elses loved one.
But I also need to thank the thief for leaving the hooks, eagle and flag.
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When Marian Gaborik signed as a free agent in the offseason after spending his entire career with the Minnesota Wild, he knew the impact he had to have on Broadway.
Barring injuries, Gaborik was expected to be the go-to scorer and lead the offensively-minded system of Head Coach John Tortorella.
Thus far, with 27 points in 19 games, he has accomplished that and then some.
However, Gaborik can't be the sole source of offense for the Rangers, which was evidenced yesterday in their 4 - 2 loss to Washington where only Gaborik created any real offense and scored both Ranger goals.
Washington is a perfect comparison to the Rangers, as they rely heavily on Alex Ovechkin, but he doesn't always need to be the show.
Secondary scoring from players like Niklas Backstrom and Alex Semin take some scoring pressure off Ovechkin while drawing attention away from him as well.
Who do the Rangers have to compare to those types of players? Brandon Dubinsky helps create some space for Gaborik as does Vinny Prospal, but neither have the consistent scoring threat of a Semin or Backstrom.
Chris Higgins still hasn't found his finishing touch and newcomer Enver Lisin is still young and hasn't found the game-by-game consistency that being an elite scorer in the NHL requires.
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I need a pair of usable 1977 XLCR Cafe Racer mufflers either new or Repro's. I heard that a fabricator named Dennis Brower [sp??] was the original supplier to Harley back in the 70's and He is currently making them again. Does anyone have a phone # or snail mail or E-mail address for him??


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This is a food blog. I think we can all agree on that, amiright? Good.
Well, yesterday, I WASN'T ALLOWED TO EAT ANY FOOD. I feel like I wasted a day of my life. I like food that much. Silly medical procedures. Which, BTW, if you're reading this (Well, at least right when I posted it.) I'm probably getting a tube shoved down my throat. Yay!
So what does a day without food consumption look like? Kind of boring, really. But I thought I'd share it with you anyway. My day even involved food, even though I couldn't eat it. That's how much I like it.
So, First things first, I made dinner for tonight. Anesthesia and me don't really get along well and I figured I'd have a sore throat, so I made soup yesterday for today. BAD IDEA. It smelt soooooo good. It was probably like, the greatest thing I've ever smelt. I wish they made a candle that smelled similar. (Is it smelt or smelled? I can't decide.)
I made Oh She Glow's Vegan Tortilla Soup. I couldn't even taste it because it was red and I wasn't allowed to have red liquids. Ugh.
Then, I did some boring stuff, like homework. ewe.
And some more food involved activities, I planned out the dinner menu for the next week. It's probably my favorite thing to do. Besides grocery shopping. (Am I weird?) I also created a pretty baller Thanksgiving menu. I'm going to test run all the recipes to make sure they're good, so stay tuned for that! I've discovered that my best ideas for food come when I'm famished. Go figure.
I also played with my watercolor paints. I've always been really interested in learning how to paint with watercolors, and I don't want to splurge on the legit water color paints and brushes, so I just kind of fool around with my Crayola paints that were a $1.99. Cheap hobby!
And finally.. I may or may not have had a movie marathon. And The movies involved may or may not have been one or more of these:
This photo was taken at 11 last night. I look pretty happy for being food deprived for 24 hours, don't I?
I also watched Ninja Turtles one and two. Does that redeem my movie choices any? I don't know what's up with me lately, watching movies from my childhood days. A couple days ago I mentioned on Twitter how I was having a Ghostbusters's movie marathon. Why can't they make movies like that anymore?
And I just wanted to squeeze in here, thanks to all of you who offered me some help and tips on making seitan in my post yesterday. It was all really helpful, and I may be trying it again soon!
Overall, today was a pretty lazy day, but hey, what do you expect when you can't eat anything? I didn't want to do anything too strenuous (Not that I ever do…) So I just took it easy.
Do you ever have lazy days? What do you like do to relax?


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Have you ever glimpsed a perplexed expression on your waiter's face after you tried to order Fettuccine Alfredo in a restaurant in Italy? Or have you ever ordered pasta marinara, expecting a tomato sauce, and instead received a shellfish pasta? The food served in many Italian restaurants in the United States is not quite as Italian as you think. This is where you can get lost in translation.
Since I moved to the U.S. 13 years ago, I have been baffled at what my American friends consider "Italian," or what, especially among food items, carries an "Italian" label. So many in the U.S. are fond of Italy, and so many Italians have migrated here over the years to look for better fortunes, that parts of the Italian culture are embedded in America's food culture. But I quickly realized that, for some reason, Italian-American and Italian-Italian foods have surprisingly little in common. Perhaps people who migrated here had to compromise and modify traditional recipes to use locally available ingredients, and perhaps, over time, their own tastes evolved. The result is a surprising new gastronomy that is Italian-inspired, but… does not exist in Italy! So here's a survival guide, to help you do as the Romans would. Click the gallery button to check out ten common misconceptions about Italian food.
1. Fettuccine Alfredo
Look no further: you will not find this dish on restaurant menus in Italy. Your waiter will shake his head: Sorry, sir, never heard of it. I hadn't heard of it either before moving to the U.S. The Alfredo recipe, I later found, originated in an Italian restaurant in Rome and became famous in the 1920s thanks to a few American movie stars who ate the dish and raved about it back home. For Italians, this is simple butter-and-cheese pasta.(I insist: no cream!)
2. Spaghetti with meatballs
Another example of a classic "Italian" recipe that does not exist in Italy! Some regions in the South of Italy offer similar traditional recipes, such as the polpettine sauce from the Calabria, Sicily, and Puglia regions. These dishes feature tiny, marble-sized meatballs with tomato sauce, which are usually baked in layers of pasta (and not put on top of spaghetti).
3. Pasta with marinara sauce
Marinara in Italian means "from the sea," and ordering a pasta or main course dish "marinara" means that it will likely be made with fish or shellfish. The only exception: Pizza marinara. This pizza recipe's topping is in fact made with tomatoes, garlic and oregano, pretty much the ingredients for the American marinara sauce. The universal red pasta sauce you will find in Italy is, instead, the "pomodoro" or tomato sauce. It's a very mild, mellow, and clean taste compared to the American marinara. You'll fall in love with it!
4. Italian sausages—with fennel?!
You will be surprised to learn that most of the sausages in Italy have no fennel at all. In fact, fennel is an ingredient only in some local sausages in the south of Italy, and I tasted them for the very first time when… I moved to the U.S.!
5. Italian vinaigrette
Buckle up, friends! There are no vinaigrettes in Italy, whatsoever. Vinaigrette is a French word, and a French concept. What do Italians use for dressing their salads? Simple extra-virgin olive oil, vinegar (either red or white wine vinegar), and salt. That is really it! Sometimes vinegar is replaced by lemon juice, and balsamic vinegar has become more and more popular in the last 20 years. But this is the fanciest you will see while traveling the peninsula. Most of the time, even in upscale restaurants, you will be required to dress your own salad. Italians like this and find it interesting to look at the bottles, checking the kind of extra-virgin olive oil and vinegar they are using.
6. Olive oil with bread
No dipping bread in olive oil (or oil and balsamic) at the beginning of the meal! Yes, this is an American habit. While the French offer butter with their bread, Italians just dive into the antipasti platter instead: with plain bread.
7. Cappuccino? Not at the end of a meal!
Do not attempt such a heresy while in a restaurant in Italy. Cappuccino, my friends, is for breakfast. As is any coffee drink made with milk. (The only exception: caffè macchiato, an espresso with just a few drops of milk.) You can also have cappuccino as an afternoon snack, but as a closing for lunch or dinner, it is a no-no. Also, coffee is usually served after, and not during your meal. Italians only drink water (unflavored!), wine, or beer during their meals. Soft drinks are OK with pizza only, but they would interfere with the flavors of other dishes.
8. Eggs in the morning
Yes, you will find eggs in many hotels in Italy, since they are trying to meet the needs of an international clientele. But if you are a guest at someone's house, this is what you will get for breakfast: coffee (black or with milk), cappuccino (if they own a coffee machine), or tea (usually with lemon). Maybe yogurt. And, something sweet: biscotti, fette biscottate (crunchy bread slices) or toasted bread with butter and jelly. Occasionally a slice of cake. Breakfast in Italy is usually light compared to the U.S.: no eggs, no meats, no savory dishes.
9. Pepperoni pizza
Pizza "con i peperoni" is in fact a pizza with bell peppers. The closest pizza to the American pepperoni is the "diavola" (devil), with hot chili flakes and slices of small spicy salami. It's usually very hot—beware! Please, please, please! Also be wary of asking for chicken or Hawaiian pizza. Ai ai ai ai ai. This is truly profane for Italians. A year ago, after 12 years of living in the U.S., I dared tasting Hawaiian pizza for the first time at a birthday party. It was the only food available. I just had a bite and… I posted it on Facebook. You wouldn't believe the avalanche of shocked comments I got from my Italian friends: "Oh, no!" "You have gone to the dark side!" "You crossed the bridge!" "Beware!" "There is no way back!" "Nooo! You are now one of them!" Et cetera. I had to ask for their mercy! No panic, friends: I am far from being converted.
10. Surf and turf
Do not mix church and state! Fish goes with fish, meat with meat. Not many dishes in Italy combine the two. Another very taboo combination is saltwater fish (or shellfish) and cheese. So remember: do not ask for Parmigiano-Reggiano to sprinkle on top of your pasta alla marinara! (Remember? It's a shellfish pasta!) In any case, now you know! Keep smiling, order from the menu, and Buon Appetito!


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Jan. 16, 2014
Mike Hale notes that Nanette Burstein documentary The Price of Gold, which is is about 1994 rivalry between Olympic figure skaters Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding, premieres on ESPN same night as several tabloid-style reality shows on other networks; maintains that story of Kerrigan and Harding paved way for current popularity of class-conscious reality television. MORE
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Stained Gold Can Help Clean Up System
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February 22, 2014, Saturday
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January 16, 2014, Thursday
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April 9, 2010, Friday
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Death of Kerrigan's Father Ruled Homicide
Daniel Kerrigan, the father of the former Olympic skater Nancy Kerrigan, died after a fight with his son Mark on Jan. 24.
February 10, 2010, Wednesday
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Kerrigan Family Disputes Finding
The family of skater Nancy Kerrigan criticized a medical examiner's finding that her father died of a heart rhythm problem after a fight with his son and said they did not blame anyone for his death.
February 10, 2010, Wednesday
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The brother of the Olympic figure skater Nancy Kerrigan was charged with assaulting their 70-year-old father, who later died.
January 26, 2010, Tuesday
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Skating Coach Waits for His Golden Moment
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January 22, 2010, Friday
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