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With Boston starters coming into action Wednesday night with a combined 5.47 ERA, getting a healthy Daisuke Matsuzaka back into the rotation would be a huge boost for the Red Sox. Members of Sox Nation who might have seen Matsuzaka's start against the Lehigh Valley IronPigs likely came away with mixed emotions.
Matsuzaka's line - 5 2/3 IP, 6 H, 4 R, 3 ER, 0 BB, 8 K - was good enough, but it could have turned out badly had Lehigh Valley hitters taken advantage of some pitches up in the zone. Matsuzaka was leaving his change-up high in the zone, but IronPigs hitters were turning those high pitches into innocent fly balls. Velocity-wise though, the change-up was keeping hitters off stride thanks to a difference of about ten miles per hour between his change and his fastball. As Matsuzaka settled in, his fastball jumped from the mid-to-high 80s in the first inning to the low-90s by late in the second inning. In the fourth, Matsuzaka looked especially strong and threw a number of fastballs in the low-90s, mixing them with breaking pitches and striking out the side in order.
"Over the first three innings, they were getting hits here and there," said Matsuzaka through an interpreter. "When I went back out there for the fourth, the heart of the order was coming up, so I just wanted to do my best to not let those guys get on base."
Ironically, it looked like Matsuzaka was locked in after striking out five hitters from the third through fifth innings, when he threw a 3-1 fastball to Dane Sardinha in the bottom of the fifth, and Sardinha quickly deposited the pitch into the bullpens in left field. Sardinha's home run broke Dice-K's streak of 15 1/3 innings without allowing an earned run. An inning later, Matsuzaka convinced manager Torey Lovullo to let him face another hitter, even though his pitch count was at 93; it turned out to be a mistake when Matsuzaka gave up a two-run single to DeWayne Wise, who was the last batter that Matsuzaka faced.
As Matsuzaka's pitch count was climbing, he started to rely more and more on off-speed pitches, but he was still able to put a little heat on his pitches and struck out former major leaguers John Mayberry Jr. and Cody Ransom on inside fastballs that touched 90 miles per hour. Throughout his start, Matsuzaka had command of all of his pitches and threw 66 of his 99 total pitches for strikes.
Followers of Matsuzaka have noted that he appears to be working quicker than in the past and is much more relaxed on the mound than he's been in the past and the 29 year old right-hander acknowledged that fact following Wednesday night's game. "I'm always trying to give our hitters the chance to get out there and hit as quickly as possible so they can get into their rhythm," said Dice-K. "I will say that I think I pitched today with a little too much lightness in my step."
One very encouraging note for Matsuzaka in his rehab starts has been his control. In 16 2/3 innings, Matsuzaka walked just one hitter and notched 13 strikeouts. Throughout his major league career, Matsuzaka has averaged just over four walks per nine innings with 8 1/2 strikeouts per nine.
Even with the struggles of the Boston starters, Matsuzaka hasn't received any news of when he might be brought back to Boston. He insists that he's completely healthy and declared himself ready to pitch in the majors after his last rehab start and reiterated that after his appearance against Lehigh Valley. "Just because the team [Boston] is struggling, doesn't make that feeling any stronger," answered Matsuzaka. "I always want to be able to contribute and I'm ready to contribute."
With his success on this current rehab assignment, Matsuzaka is confident he can help the Red Sox through their current struggles, but has the most confidence in the fact that he's healthy. "The only thing that I can be completely satisfied with is the fact that I'm healthy." replied Matsuzaka.

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Opportunity for Students ages 16-18
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Again I am not sure when I reached my present weight, but I think I have maintained for almost a year now. That is incredible to me.
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The Hall County Board of Commissioners has offered its condolences and honored the public contributions of former commission chairman Hugh K. Turk, who died Thursday at age 85.
LULA - The wastewater treatment plant under construction in Lula is about halfway done, and officials say it will be up and running by Christmas.
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Located 1.3 mi (2.2 km) from Burlington Mall, Boston Marriott Burlington is within a 10-minute drive of Woburn Mall. This 3.5-star hotel has 418 rooms and welcomes guests with a restaurant, an indoor pool, and free self parking. Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Bentley College are also within a 20-minute drive of this Burlington hotel.
Sit down for a leisurely bite to eat at the onsite restaurant, or enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service, or get a quick energy boost at the coffee shop/café. Full breakfast is offered for a fee each morning from 6 AM to 11 AM.
Boston Marriott Burlington's 418 rooms are air-conditioned and provide refrigerators, coffee makers, and phones. Guests can expect to find WiFi and 32-inch flat-screen TVs with cable channels and pay movies. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries, and pillowtop beds with premium bedding and down comforters ensure a restful night. Ironing boards and desks are other standard amenities.
Property features
Guests of Boston Marriott Burlington have access to an indoor pool, a health club, and a spa tub. Onsite parking is available, both free self and paid valet parking (USD 10 per day)—also useful is limo/town car service. Multilingual staff at the front desk are standing by 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a sauna, free WiFi in public areas, and 20 meeting rooms.
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
- Indoor pool
Boston Marriott BurlingtonOne Burlington Mall Road Burlington MA 01803
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
In addition to an indoor pool and a seasonal outdoor pool, Boston Marriott Burlington provides a health club and a spa tub. The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary in public areas.
Business amenities at this 3.5-star property consist of a 24-hour business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 14570 square feet (1311 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers a sauna, a steam room, and a terrace. An area shuttle within 1 mi and a shopping center shuttle are complimentary for guests. Onsite self parking is complimentary. The property may provide extended parking privileges to guests after check-out (surcharge).
Boston Marriott Burlington is a smoke-free property.
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-out
- ATM/banking
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 9
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Coffee shop or café
- Concierge services
- Express check-in
- Fireplace in lobby
- Free shopping center shuttle
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Health club
- Pool umbrellas
- Free WiFi
- Computer station
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Meeting rooms 20
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 418
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Terrace
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (meters) - 1311
- Number of meeting rooms - 20
- Snack bar/deli
- Free self parking
- Free pool cabanas
- Pool sun loungers
- Year Built 1983
- Free area shuttle
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 14570
- Sauna
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Television in common areas
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave (on request)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( USD 12.95 per day )
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Valet parking (surcharge), RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Room service (limited hours)
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Premium bedding
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave (on request)
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Cable TV service
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- Flat-panel TV
- Daily housekeeping
- Down comforter
- Pillowtop mattress
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- WiFi (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6 AM and 11 AM.
Chopps American Grill - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
Starbucks Coffee - This coffee shop serves breakfast and light fare.
The Terrace @ CHOPPS - our new seasonal outdoor space offering traditional and comfortable lounge seating for lunch, dinner, or cocktails and socializing. Relax with friends, family and co-workers in this secluded and scenic terrace and choose from Chopps' signature menu of inspired American cuisine.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Come enjoy live entertainment every Tuesday - Saturday in Chopps American Bar and Grill. Visit Choppsamericanbarandgrill.com for a listing of upcoming artists.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool, a seasonal outdoor pool, and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club, a sauna, and a steam room.
Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool or fitness facility without adult supervision.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets not allowed (service dogs only)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Only service animals are allowed
Optional extras
- Fee for full breakfast: USD 19.95 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 12.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Valet parking fee: USD 10 per day
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 25.00 per night
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- Boston Burlington Marriott
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Monday, February 18, 2013
The Charleston County Treasurer and the S.C. Department of Motor Vehicles (SCDMV) are pleased to announce a new effort that will save taxpayer dollars and streamline the process for vehicle renewals. Through a Memorandum of Agreement, the Charleston County Treasurer has agreed to participate in a service that the SCDMV has offered to all counties regarding how receipts are sent to taxpayers.
In the new setup, the SCDMV will mail one document that will contain both the customer's vehicle registration and their vehicle property tax receipt. Previously, the treasurer and the SCDMV sent two different pieces of mail with two separate mailing costs for each agency. Combining the mailings will save the county the cost of sending the separate monthly batch of tax receipts.
"We mail about 240,000 receipts out per year, so my calculations estimate that our savings will be $72,000 annually, and that figure doesn't include the cost of all of those paper receipts," said Andrew Smith, Charleston County Treasurer.
The only conditions for Charleston County per the agreement are a one-time cost of $3,986.83 to the SCDMV to recoup development costs, the responsibility of ensuring that accurate data on tax receipts is sent to the SCDMV, providing contact information for any taxpayer questions and continuing to make duplicate receipts to taxpayers when requested.
Smith sees the effort as a win-win for both the government and the community. "Any time two government entities can work together to streamline a process that gives our citizens a faster response time, the whole community benefits," Smith said.
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Football fans in Germany are known for their "Auschwitz song", in which they vow to send the opposing team on a train ride to the death camp.
Now, a proposal to send Germany's national team to visit Auschwitz during this summer's Euro 2012 tournament in Poland and Ukraine has run into opposition, despite the best intentions of Germany's Jewish leadership.
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Ben Sahar has been reinstalled into the Israel's 26-man squad after initially being omitted by manager Luis Fernandez ahead of the Euro 2012 qualifiers at home to Croatia on October 9 and away to Greece on October 12.
The Hapoel Tel Aviv striker failed to impress Fernandez last month when he was substituted in each of Israel's first two fixtures - a 3-1 home win over Malta and a 0-0 away draw in Georgia. But he was given a reprieve after Maccabi Petach Tikvah striker Omer Damari withdrew this morning due to injury.


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Interview: Dominic Monaghan talks BBC America's 'Wild Things' and the lizard he wants next
What makes a good or bad nature show for the 'Lost' star?
HitFix: What is your degree of control in the editing room and over what the final product that's going to air is going to look like?
Dominic Monaghan: I sat through every single edit. I'm not the editor. I'm one of the producers and creators of the show, myself and Paul Kilback would sit with the editors. I went to Toronto I think six times. We'll come back after filming, I'll be in LA and Paul will call me after a week or so of going through the cut and say, "I think you should come up now. We've really shaved off some of the fat and it's ready for you to look at it." I'll look at a rough cut, I'll say what I don't think should be in there, what should be in there, what's working, what's not, music ideas. We'll go away, the editor will keep working and we'll go back in a day or so later and see how they're going. And they'll constantly send me rough notes and I'll just email them back like, "I like this. This is too long. This is too short. Where did this scene go?" You know? So I think I had a certain amount of influence on it. Like I said, I'm not the editor, so I don't want to slow up the procedure, but they were constantly asking me my opinion about the show and I wanted it to have a slightly surf-movie feel to it, slightly drifting, slightly undisciplined quality. We don't know where I'm going. We don't know if I'm going to get there. If I get distracted and meet someone new, that's cool. If I go off the beaten track, that's cool, too. The music was key for me. I wanted the animals to be shot beautifully. I didn't want them to attach any weird, strange sounds or effects to anything. I wanted it to be real. I didn't want any bulls*** with me. I didn't want them to be wiping my brow or making my hair look good or brushing my t-shirt off with dirty. I wanted it to be as real as possible.
HitFix: At least in the two episodes I watched, it seemed like you pretty much just rolled out of bed into the shot.
Dominic Monaghan: Yeah. There's no vanity on this project.
HitFix: What is the different sensation of watching yourself as yourself on-screen, as opposed to watching yourself acting and in-character?
Dominic Monaghan: I'm OK with it. I'm a little nervous about how the audience feels en masse, because I have to come to terms with the fact that if they don't like this show, maybe they just don't like me. That's different from me saying, "Ah, well they just didn't like that character in 'Wolverine'" or "They just didn't like that character in 'Lord of the Rings.'" I'm OK with it. I've been called enough names now that nothing really bothers me, but we'll see! Maybe they'll come up with something new and it'll kill me. It's something that I'm alright with. I watch what I do and then I forget about it. I don't obsess about it? As long as I can be satisfied with it, then I don't micro-examine it.
HitFix: But there weren't any specific traits that you noticed when watching Season 1 that you're going to steer away from in a hypothetical Season 2?
Dominic Monaghan: Not necessarily steer away from... There's a lot of things that I say that have become almost catchphrases now. I say "ginormous" a lot. I say "enormous" a lot. I say "amazing" a lot. I say "wow" a lot. I say "check this out" a lot. So "check this out" became a catchphrase. Paul would say to me, "You've not said 'Check this out' yet," and I'm like, "Well, I've not seen anything yet. It's seven in the morning!" But it's just natural for me. As soon as I see something I say to the camera, "Awww.. Check this out! Check this out!" I want people to get excited. So that's become something that's become a little trademark-y. I don't think I'd avoid anything yet. I wasn't super into me getting in a wetsuit on the show? But if you're going to get into a crocodile-infested lake, you've got to get into something.
HitFix: One of the things I enjoyed about the Vietnam episode was how personal it was to you because of your appreciation of "Apocalypse Now," how the pop culture informed everything you were doing... How much do you want to be using that sort of thing as a filter?
Dominic Monaghan: I do use it, because I'm such a film nut and I'm a comic book nut and a music nut and all those kinds of things. I reference "Star Wars" throughout the entire show. I reference "Apocalypse Now" certainly in Asia. I reference Manchester United. I reference "Lord of the Rings." I reference "Lost." These are things that have had deep effects on my life and things that I'm interested in, so I think people can giggle along with me like, "Oh, I see what he did there... He was in 'Lord of the Rings.' He just walked past a big tree. He mentioned that it looked like Treebeard. We can make that connection and we can share that joke with him." So I think it's fun. I never want to be frivolous about the subject matter. I always want to say, "Look, this is an important show in which we're teaching a sense of rudimentary science," but I also think it's important to laugh and blow off steam sometimes and I always like to have fun and when I travel, it's always light-hearted, so that's why I have fun.
HitFix: How pleased where you, going around the world, that no matter the languages being spoken, Manchester United is kinda a universal language?
Dominic Monaghan: I've known that for a long time. I've been lucky enough to travel since the 17, when I started traveling on my own, and Manchester United, you can compare it with brands like Coca-Cola and McDonalds in terms of just people knowing it, especially in places like Asia and Africa and India. I would wear Manchester United shirts a lot, because it's just a way for people to talk to you, you know? So it's exciting to know that they're a brand that people recognize, but that's all based around their success. They're a successful football team. If they stopped winning games, people would forget them pretty quickly.
HitFix: But you're also, at least somewhat, a brand people recognize. You're out there in the episodes and people are wanting to get their pictures taken with you. How frequent was that and what were people recognizing you from most specifically?
Dominic Monaghan: It was really dependent on where I was. Africa, it didn't happen at all. Cameroon? I didn't get recognized once in Cameroon. Namibia? Maybe in the capital city, but apart from that, not really. Asia, in Vietnam and Laos, it was kinda crazy. When we were in busy places, we had to make sure that we kept moving and stuff. Ecuador, we were so remote that it didn't matter. Venezuela, Guatemala, a little bit. Mainly, in Asia it was "Lord of the Rings." In South America, it was a combination of "Lord of the Rings" and "Lost." Then there's little pockets here and there that'll just know me from something freaky, where you're like, "Oh s***! You're the person who watched that? I had no idea."
HitFix: What was the weirdest thing that anybody recognized you from?
Dominic Monaghan: Well, I get recognized quite a bit from this TV show I did when I was 18 in England, tiny little detective show called "Hetty Wainthropp Investigates," tiny BBC-One show, I get recognized for that a lot. In LA, there are certain pockets of LA that I go to to play soccer or pick up friends or to grab food, where people won't know me from anything else apart from this Eminem video that I did. So they won't recognize me from "Lord of the Rings," this two billion dollar smash hit franchise. They'll be like, "Dude. You're the guy in that Eminem video." So it's interesting what people recognize you from.
HitFix: This is somewhat a DIY series and you also did that Crackle series that you were a producer on. How much are these things a model for where you ideally see your career going forward? Things where you're pushing the projects forward and steering them and whatnot?
Dominic Monaghan: I like to educate myself about being a producer. When I got the opportunity to make "Wild Things," obviously I was instrumental in creating it and coming up with the ideas as to where we were gonna go, how we were gonna treat the animals, how we were gonna shoot the animals, so being a producer was kinda a given at that point. With some of these film projects that I've worked on, I will connect myself with that project relatively early on, so then we're able to establish me as a producer so that I can kinda give some advice or lend some help for the casting, scheduling the film, how the film's gonna work in terms of where we're gonna go and things like that. It's just another way of learning new stuff about the project. The good thing about being a producer is that you then form real relationships with the other producers on the show, because they come to talk to you about things and you have a rapport with them. It's not as if I can walk into a project at Warners Brothers or at Paramount and produce it, like Tom Cruise can. But I can do it on independents that might lean on me for a little bit more help and advice.
HitFix: Are you happy with that as your position? You've done big studio movies and you've done major network TV shows and you could presumably go down that path again. Do you feel like you're missing out on something when you commit to a small independent just to get in there and be involved?
Dominic Monaghan: No, no. I don't. I only do projects based on the material and if I like them or not. It would be fantastic if every single independent that I did was a monster hit, but that isn't always the case. I did a tiny little film called "I Sell The Dead," which hardly anyone saw, but I love it. I think it's a great little film. I did a film called "The Day" last year, which not that many people saw either, for WWE Studios. I loved it. I thought it was a really dark thriller. I just did a film in Seattle called "Deep Burial," with Tom Sizemore, another tiny, microbudget film. It's all based on the material. If people see it? Brilliant. I'd love everyone to see it and love it and it blows up at a festival and gets bought by Miramax or by Warner Brothers. And if people don't see it? I had a great time on it. I learned some stuff. I played a fun role. I got paid. On to the next one.
HitFix: Have you felt like there are certain genres or certain worlds in which your name has the cache to get things moving and maybe others in which not so much?
Dominic Monaghan: There's certainly places in which me getting involved with something helps them get the movie made. I don't think... The big studios are not struggling to say, "We really need Dom to come on-board 'Avatar 2,' because that's gonna greenlight the project." They don't have any problems with that at this point. I'll continue to do studio projects when it makes sense and in-between that time, I'm not gonna be idle. I made "Wild Things." I'll make other TV shows. I'll make independent films. It just gives me a little bit more freedom. Ultimately I like working.
HitFix: And, going back to "Wild Things," what's the dream animal for Season 2?
Dominic Monaghan: The dream animal? Probably a reptile from New Zealand called the tuatara, which looks just like a lizard, but it's not a lizard. It can live in very, very cold temperatures. It can live to over 100. It has a rudimentary third eye. It has very strange behavioral patterns. It's relatively rare. I'd like to go to New Zealand, tell the story of my journey through New Zealand and then find that beautiful animal. That's one of the ones on the map for Season 2, for sure.
"Wild Things with Dominic Monaghan" airs on Tuesday nights at 10 p.m. on BBC America.


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8 Things the Church Needs to Say
If Christians stopped bickering about church, presenting sex as a first-order concern, telling other people how to lead their lives, and lending our name to minor-league politicians, what would we have to say?
We need to figure that out, because we are wearing out our welcome as tax-avoiding, sex-obsessed moral scolds and amateur politicians.
In fact, I think we are getting tired of ourselves. Who wants to devote life and loyalty to a religion that debates trifles and bullies the outsider?
So what would we say and do? No one thing, of course, because we are an extraordinarily diverse assembly of believers. But I think there are a few common words we would say.


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My Favorite Vegan Staples
I'd like to start off by saying that I'm not much of a cook (but I can make toast like a badass). I'm all about fast and easy whip-up-able foods that are delish and simple.
While there are a ton of vegan foods to choose from, I made a list of all the vegan staples that I keep in my kitch at all times. Here we go:
- Vanilla almond milk – I always have at least 3 cartons of almond milk at all times. I love using it in cereal, baked goods, and I like dunking my vegan choco-chip cookies in it… it's pretty much one of my all-time favorite beverages ever!
- Cereal – So many conventional cereals are accidentally vegan! I also like shopping at Trader Joe's for healthier, fibery brands, too. 🙂 What's nice is that most cereals are fortified with tons of vitamins and minerals, so you're getting added nutrition without even thinking about it.
- Hummus – This protein-packed snackie treat is filling and delish! It goes great with pita bread, tortilla chips, raw veggies… sometimes I like to eat it straight-up with a spoon. Hummus is my homie!
- Tofu – It's versatile, it's also protein-rich, and it's cheap! I like making tofu stir frys, tofu chocolate pudding, and tofu kabobs!
- Pasta – Even though my culinary skills are limited, I can make a mean pasta. All I do is throw in some marinara, vegan "meat" crumbles, a slew of veggies, and voila—dinner is served!
- Rice – Whether you dig white, black, brown, basmati, short grain, or long grain rice—rice is NICE! It also has a decent amount of protein and is versatile as well. I like to mix it with some BBQ beans, use it to make veggie sushi, a deluxe stir fry or a hearty burrito… MmmMmm, I'm makin' myself hungry!
- Bread/bagels – I could eat onion bagels all day every day if I allowed myself to. I'm also pretty crazy about toast with raspberry jam. It makes for a quick snack, it's affordable, and it makes my tum-tum happy.
- Nutritional yeast – Nooch in da hizzy! It's packed with B vitamins and protein, and it's cheesy! I like to put this on pastas, rice dishes, popcorn… pretty much everything!
- Veggie burgers and hot dogs (and chips) – When I'm über lazy, I'll just pop one of these in the mirocowave, smear on some mustard, ketchup, and plop some pickles on there and get my nomnom on. Super simple, fast and satisfying.
- Vegan ice cream – If you're anything like me, you appreciate dessert after every meal. SUGAR!! There are so many different vegan brands and flavors of ice cream to choose from. I personally ? butter pecan and cherry chocolate chip.
All right, it's your turn to dish! What are some of your fave vegan staples?
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Abeego flats are reusable bowl covers made from hemp and cotton fabric infused with a blend of beeswax and plant extracts. This coating makes the flats fluid-resistant and easy to clean. This waxy coating also makes the fabric stiff and able to be molded to the shape of a bowl. A set of Abeego Flats includes a six-, a nine- and a twelve-inch square sheet. The Flats can be cleaned in cold and soapy water. We don't think that these would cover every use of plastic wrap and foil, of course. They aren't heat-resistant, so they won't stand in for most uses of aluminum foil. They also are in fixed sizes, obviously, so covering a big tray of cookies or hamburger patties is out. But for daily use of storing leftovers and basics, we think they could be great. Have you ever tried something like this? • Find them: Abeego Flats $18.50 for a set of three at Abeego Related: Where to Buy Commercial Rolls of Plastic Wrap (Images: Abeego) posted originally from: TheKitchn


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Doodlebug Rides Again
Local commuter rail plans to run later this year
By Christie Chisholm
Many of us may not be old enough to remember the Doodlebug, despite the fact that for years the quaint and colorful commuter rail passed in and out of our city—transporting workers, students and families from Belen to Albuquerque and back again. One of many southwestern trains, it earned its moniker through a whimsical resemblance to the bug of the same name (in that it tirelessly dashed from city to city), and began its daily commutes in 1934. It was beloved by the folks who graced its seats and inspired many a young mother to require that her children dress in their Sunday finery before climbing on board. Yet, alas, after World War II, funding for the rail line trailed off, going instead to the more novel business of road-building—and, despite protests from the community, the Belen to Albuquerque Doodlebug made its last stop on April 9, 1968.
Thin Line
By Tim McGivern
Au contraire, indeed. If you caught President Bush's live press conference on KOB-770 AM last week like I did, you heard this question from Jeff Gannon, Washington bureau chief and White House correspondent for some outfit called Talon News. After the president selected "Jeff," this question followed: "Senate Democratic leaders have painted a very bleak picture of the U.S. economy. Harry Reid [D-NV] was talking about soup lines. And Hillary Clinton [D-NY] was talking about the economy being on the verge of collapse. Yet in the same breath they say that Social Security is rock solid and there's no crisis there. How are you going to work—you've said you are going to reach out to these people—how are you going to work with people who seem to have divorced themselves from reality?"
It's Our Money, Spend It!
Mayor sits on public safety tax revenue
By Jim Scarantino
About a quarter of the $26 million raised by the city's voter-approved public safety tax was supposed to go toward preventing crime, helping kids before they get into trouble and giving a hand to victims of violence, abuse and addiction. The rest was tagged for police and firefighters.
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He's selling hard again, but this time (so far) the voters don't seem to be buying.
Odds & Ends
By Devin D. O'Leary
Dateline: Portugal—Police didn't have to work too hard to crack the case of junior gangster Marco Guerra. The 17-year-old criminal apparently set up a Web page that featured photos of him posing with a machine gun along with cash he had obtained through crime. The site also listed Guerra's full name and telephone number. Guerra told the newsweekly Sabado that he was charged with illegal possession of firearms and drugs after police searched the room he occupies in his parents house in suburban Lisbon. "The police came and they took everything: the gun, a cap and the shotgun," marveled Guerra. "They took the computer and now I don't have access to the Internet anymore." Guerra's site included pictures of the teen holding a 9 mm handgun, carrying a rifle and waving a machine gun in the air, as well as shots of him posing at a table full of cash and marijuana. "Through illegal or obscure deals you can live really well," Guerra's site advised. Guerra now faces up to three years in jail for the illegal possession of arms and another two years for the possession of drugs.
[RE: "Here Comes the Sun"] Advertising has an effect. The back covers of many magazines have been ads for photovoltaic panels manufactured by Shell Solar and BP Solar. If you are amused at how oil companies are exhausting themselves to impress you with their commitment to clean energy, think again. You are paying for these ads. There is a huge market for photovoltaic panels only because your taxes buy them.
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Got Minerals?
Fall Gem, Mineral and Jewelry Show
By Megan Reneau
Browse gemstones, mineral specimens, rough rock, slabs, jewelry, beads, cabochons, fossils, tools and equipment.
EVENT HORIZON (Saturday, Oct 1)
Grecian Festival
By Desiree Garcia
Taste authentic Greek cuisine, watch dancers streaming by in colorful costumes, enjoy browsing imported jewelry, gifts, foods and pastries, and tour the St. George Church.
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Latte Birthday Wishes
The Brew's Birthday Bash
By Renée Chavez
Enjoy the signature brews, live music, live art demonstrations, games and a special beer release while raising money for the charity There's A Better Way to help local homeless families.
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Night at the Museum
Outside of the Box
By Renée Chavez
Live music and dancing, cash bar and food trucks with snacks for purchase, local vendors, talk by pilot of the beautiful fractals hot air balloon and much more.
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Doggo Does the Parade
2nd Annual Dia de los Perros
By Maggie Grimason
Enjoy a pet costume and trick contest, kissing booth photos and raffle and food from Phat's Beats and Eats, With Love Waffles and Hot Stuff Cafe. Proceeds go to support locally rescued bully breeds.
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Heritage, Past and Present
Indigenous Peoples' Day Celebration
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students of the Native American Community Academy express what it means to be Indigenous in their eyes through story, song and dance.
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First half goals from Real Salt Lake's Javier Morales, Ned Grabavoy, and Robbie Findley put the 'Quakes in a hole they weren't able to overcome.
The United States clinched a World Cup berth with a 2-0 win over Mexico Tuesday night in a qualifying game in Columbus.
The United States clinched its seventh straight World Cup berth after defeating Mexico, 2-0, on Tuesday night. Eddie Johnson and Landon Donovan both scored for the United States.
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Stephen Curry and DeMarcus Cousins could earn spots on Team USA roster that will compete in the 2014 FIBA World Cup in Spain next summer.
Whether or not John Wall makes Team USA's roster for the 2014 FIBA basketball World Cup or the 2016 Olympics, D.C. will be represented thanks to Kevin Durant.
Clarence Goodson was a member of the U.S. 2010 World Cup squad and will play in the 2013 Gold Cup.
Jozy Altidore scored a goal in his fourth consecutive international match, enough for the United States to edge Honduras 1-0 in a World Cup qualifying game Tuesday night.
First half goals from Real Salt Lake's Javier Morales, Ned Grabavoy, and Robbie Findley put the 'Quakes in a hole they weren't able to overcome.
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The Earthquakes will be without defenders Justin Morrow and Victor Bernardez, both away for World Cup qualifying, when they host the Seattle Sounders on Saturday night.
The Union have a deal nearing completion to send the disappointing Freddy Adu to Brazil for World Cup veteran José Kléberson.
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Australian slang term for penis.
Johno has a huge hoss, it looks like a babys arm holding an apple.
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a horse so wild it must have come from Texas
damn, man. you better stay away from that hoss, or you may not get to do anything with your girl tonight
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a fat, disgusting pig
"I can't fit into my pants because I'm a hoss"
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Adjetive; Something great, someone that has done something great.
"I want that baked potato, it's a hoss!
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Absolutely the best thing to ever grace mankind. A ladies man to say the least, he frequently refers to females as bitches and gets away with it. The funniest friend in any group, and the person who everyone wants to be around. He is THE shit.
That guy was even more amazing than the second coming of christ...that was HOSS.
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Someone that is extremely champion and deserves some props from the peeps. They also commandeer vehicles on the dirty streets and name them the "Scalleywag".
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Even if everyone else has a good definition, theyre still missing an area specific one. In Western PA, Hoss's is a steakhouse thats all around the area. And with things like Hoss burger, The Hoss(the mascot) and hoss-sauce, its become a Pittsburgh thing that Hoss means dick, cock, penis, etc. Saying hey hoss doesnt have any positive meaning, because its saying hey dick.
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Hey everyone, I have already called my doctor on this but wanted to see if anyone else is going through the same thing. I had Braxton hicks contractions last night for the first time... I'm almost 20 weeks pregnant. I was so uncomfortable last night! wasnt painful at all, but I couldnt sleep and now i'm sore today. I can feel my little guy still moving around and kicking, and the dr said everything was okay. I just think it may be stress at work that is causing stress on him ( the baby) anyways... has anyone else had this happen yet??
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I would avoid the food processor. Potato starch gets gluey when it's overmixed. I just use a fork.
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Handheld mixer here with really hot potatoes and a little water from cooking. As it cools from mixing and air gets beat into them, they get really nice and fluffy. As a splash of milk or cream at the end.
Definitely DON'T use a food processor. DH's family STILL gives my BIL a hard time over the Thanksgiving mashed potatoes he attempted to make in the food processor about 20 years ago. (as pp mentioned, they were gluey/pasty and not much better than the instant potatoes they resembled. (Poor BIL, he is one amazing help in the kitchen, for this his wife is envied of the other ladies in the family. This really was the only failure I can think of him ever having)
I have used electric mixers many times they work quite well.
I agree, NOT the food processor. Potatoes form gluten when overmixed...yup, the stuff that makes bread dough all stretchy and elastic.
Personally I'd use a fork, but my mom has always used a hand mixer and only once ever did they get gluey.
I use my hand mixer and they turn out great. I love that they get more of whipped texture.
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CINCINNATI (AP) - After the way his first three at-bats went, Chris Stynes wasn't feeling very confident at the plate in the ninth inning.
Stynes hit a two-run homer as the Cincinnati Reds scored three runs in the ninth to beat the Houston Astros 4-3 on Sunday.
"I was on deck hoping that Alex (Ochoa) would get a home run," said Stynes, who was hitless in his first three at-bats. "I didn't want another AB. The first three didn't go all that well."
Saturday's game was delayed nearly two hours in the eighth inning. A light rain fell most of Sunday afternoon during the Reds' home finale.
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After Wade Miller held Cincinnati to one run through eight innings, Chris Sexton led off the ninth with a single off Wayne Franklin. Dmitri Young followed with a double and the Reds drew to 3-2 on Sean Casey's sacrifice fly.
Octavio Dotel (3-6) came on and got Ochoa on a flyout, before Stynes followed with a shot to left field for his 11th home run. It was Dotel's sixth blown save in 21 chances.
"I've seen this stuff all year," Houston manager Larry Dierker said.
Dierker, whose team has set an NL record with 242 home runs, lost Friday when Cincinnati outhomered the Astros 6-3, and Saturday when Stynes homered during the Reds' three-run eighth.
Stynes, who had not had a good day at the plate, was hoping that Ochoa would end the game.
Scott Sullivan (3-6) pitched a perfect ninth for the win.
Miller allowed one hit until Brady Clark's pinch-hit single with two outs in the sixth. Sexton doubled to deep center field to drive in Clark and preserve the Reds' string of 157 straight games with at least a run, the third-longest streak to start a season in the major leagues.
The 1979 Brewers went 160 games and the 1993 Phillies went 158 games. The only team to complete a season without a shutout was the 1932 Yankees in a 156-game season.
Lance Berkman led off the second for Houston with a double, and Alou followed with an RBI bloop single to short right field.
Richard Hidalgo beat out an infield hit, and one out later Tim Bogar walked to load the bases. But Miller grounded into a double play to end the threat.
Julio Lugo walked to lead off the sixth, stole second and two outs later scored on Berkman's double to right. Alou followed with his second RBI single.
Miller allowed six hits, no walks and struck out six in eight innings.
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There were 57.8 million hires in 2007, equivalent to 42.0 percent of employment. Hires were down in 2007 after rising the preceding three years.
Total separations remained essentially flat for a second year with 54.6 million separations (39.7 percent of employment) in 2007.
Total separations include quits (voluntary separations), layoffs and discharges (involuntary separations), and other separations (including retirements).
Quits followed the same pattern as hires, decreasing slightly in 2007 to 31.1 million after rising the preceding three years.
Layoffs and discharges rose in 2007 to 19.7 million after falling in 2006. Other separations fell to 3.9 million in 2007, in line with the years 2001 through 2005, after rising sharply in 2006.
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HARTFORD, Conn. — When Connecticut teacher Larry Shortell talks with his students about cultures and traditions in other countries, he can do more than check a textbook for background. He can consult his own memories gathered in trips to all 50 states, more than 80 nations and every continent.
As national and state education officials emphasize the importance of global studies, Shortell's experiences have become more than a series of interesting journeys in one man's life. They've also become a teaching tool for his teenage students at Explorations Charter School in Winsted and, through his new book, for others interested in the wonders and weirdness of worldwide travels.
"Summers Off: The Worldwide Adventures of a Schoolteacher" was released earlier this year, just in time for Shortell to set off on more travels. Those journeys included a stop last summer in southwest Florida for his first book-signing, which took place at one of his three alma maters, Edison State College.
From Brunei to Barbados, Shortell tries to visit and learn about schools in each country whenever possible, often discovering that his American experiences are just as interesting to those educators as theirs are to him.
"It's really helped me understand different learning styles, so I feel like I can relate to the kids a little bit better and maybe adjust my teaching style to what's best for them," said Shortell, 47, an Enfield resident who taught in Alaska, Florida and Hawaii before returning to his home state of Connecticut.
State education records show Connecticut's students speak 148 languages other than English in their homes, usually because they or their parents are the first generation in their families to immigrate to the U.S. from other nations.
State leaders have taken note, both because those students often need help learning English and because native-born students can learn from those foreign-born peers about the increasingly interconnected world.
Local and state educators have also been taking increasing notice of teachers like Shortell who've been able to travel, because they can bring their experiences back to Connecticut and can make connections with international students whose homelands they've visited.
In fact, the 2012 Connecticut Teacher of the Year, Berlin High educator David Bosso, was picked partly based on how he's used his own international travels to help students understand world issues.
"It's important that our students have a global perspective even as they acquire knowledge within their own classrooms," said Connecticut state Education Commissioner Stefan Pryor. "And the best teachers use information from their own explorations in the course of travel, or in the course of reading for professional purposes and for pleasure, and combine that information with a more c onventional curriculum."
Shortell, while adhering to his school's curriculum, has combined his experiences from years of travel to answer students' questions, dispel stereotypes and give them a feel for cultures and traditions far different than those they know in northwestern Connecticut.
"Some students have a favorite place they want to visit and I've probably been there, so I can tell them about what I've seen and get them excited about it," he said.
The summer trips started about 15 years ago with scuba diving adventures, quickly blossoming into more ambitious journeys that have taken Shortell to deserts, remote beaches, penguin colonies, booming cities, silent pastures and just about any terrain imaginable.
He's not only driven by curiosity, but also by a promise he made to himself in 1990 to live his life to the fullest — a promise that came after a boating accident that killed his best friend. Shortell barely survived after the rowboat flipped over and wasn't rescued for hours. His friend's spirit for adventure is now part of what drives him.
"That experience got me thinking about, 'Am I doing this life the right way by working all the time and not having any social life?' " Shortell said. "It could have been something that destroyed my life and turned me into a sad sack, but I think it did quite the opposite."
On a teacher's salary, though, traveling the world every summer isn't a luxury tour of high-end hotels and fancy meals. Shortell cuts corners all year by taking sandwiches and home-brewed coffee to work, picking free entertainment such as kayaking and hiking, and staying in modest places on his trips.
"Sometimes a little too modest," he added, then paused and laughed, "OK, dumps. Some of them are dumps."
He knows enough Spanish to get by in countries where it's spoken, and says many people who know snippets of English are eager to practice with him. He's often also recruited to teach some English phrases to students at the schools he visits.
He's preparing for another round-the-world trip next summer and is especially excited to see silverback gorillas in Rwanda for the first time.
"I do feel like I'm a better teacher because of the travels and because of the experiences I've had," he said. "I've been lucky that if a student has an assignment in history or geography or has a writing assignment or something and I've been to the place, I may be able to help them envision it and bring it to life."


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Angler's Market
The Roscoe-Rockland Chamber of Commerce will be sponsoring a "Angler's Market" from 10am–3pm at the Roscoe Community Center. There will be a 50/50 raffle with proceeds going to the beautification projects of Roscoe. Refreshments will be provided. 607/498-5464.
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Selections of annuals, perennials, hanging baskets and vegetables at Roscoe Community Center, 10am-4pm. 607/498-4738 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Roscoe Variety Show
Roscoe Central School's Parent Teacher Association presents its annual Variety Show at the school's auditorium, 7pm. Admission: adults $5, senior citizens $4, students $3 and under 4 years free.
Fly Tyers anniversary dinner
First dinner celebrating the Catskill Fly Tyers Guild 20th anniversary at the Rockland House, social hour 6pm, dinner 7pm. Entrees are tilapia or stuffed chicken breast for $22, and prime rib for $25. Reservation: 607/498-6024.
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The 12th Annual Fly Tyers Rendezvous at the Rockland House, 10am-3pm. Everyone is welcome and it is free. 607/498-6024.
Kiwanis Club Annual Opening Season Breakfast
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The Two Headed Trout Dinner at the Rockland House, 6pm. A six course meal that the Rockland House serves. Tickets: $45 (includes Kiwanis breakfast the following morning). RSVP: 607/498-4139. Door prizes, raffles & silent auctions.
Pork roast dinner
Annual pork roast dinner at the United Church of Roscoe, 5pm. Cost: $9. Take out available. 607/498-5153.
Kiwanis Club Breakfast
Roscoe Kiwanis Club will host its annual Opening Season Breakfast at The Roscoe Community Center, 7am-12 noon. All you can eat. A free will offering will be accepted. All proceeds are used for the youth of the community. 607/498-5395.
Corned beef and cabbage dinner
Roscoe Kiwanis Club annual corned beef and cabbage dinner at Roscoe Central School Cafeteria, 5-7pm. The menu includes: corned beef, cabbage, potatoes, carrots, Irish soda bread, green cupcakes, coffee and tea. A free will offering will be accepted, and all proceeds are used for the youth of the community.


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Simple Definition of vigor
: strength, energy, or determination
Examples of vigor in a sentence
She defended her beliefs with great vigor.
<she was picked to lead the volunteer group because of her vigor and enthusiasm>
Origin and Etymology of vigor
Middle English vigour, from Anglo-French, from Latin vigor, from vigēre to be vigorous
First Known Use: 14th century
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1 : strength or energy of body or mind <the vigor of youth>
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Medical Definition of vigor
—see hybrid vigor
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10 Weird And Embarrassing Things Every Woman Has Done
Being a woman is a trip. There's no other way to describe it. It takes work. Whether you're trying to enhance your beauty, keep up with what the fellas like or maintain your hygiene, balancing all of this can often place you in weird situations. And while some of these things sound crazy, you have to do what you have to do…You just hope and pray to God that no one ever catches you in the act. So, ladies let us know can you relate to this list of weird and embarrassing things every woman has done? Naturally, the word "every" is used very loosely here. You know what we mean…most of us.