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January 2, 2013 —
A thief or perhaps more than one broke into St. Francis Xavier Church and stole an undetermined amount of cash and unopened envelopes containing checks.
The back door of the church's rectory had been kicked in while Father Bill Scully was performing the 8 p.m. Mass on Christmas Eve.
Along with money collected from a Mass earlier in the day, the intruder stole several hundred dollars in coins, several watches and a lamp.
As of December 31, 2012, Skully said that carpenters were at the church repairing the damage.
State police said they were investigating a lead in the case, but could not be more specific.
This was the second time in 2012 a church in the hamlet was hit. In the early morning hours of September 20, St. Paul's Lutheran Church was broken into. Thieves left the church office in disarray and made their way into a locked room where valuable communion ware was stored.

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Getting out of jail but no thanks to you Mr VargasWednesday, November 30th, 2011
It was with some irony that Melbourne Victory's first home win of the season coincided with the first home game of the season that I was unable to attend due to a clash with a Grand Final that my futsal team* was playing.
Whilst it was a win that came at the end of probably the most tumultuous weeks in the short history of Melbourne Victory one must remember that this a win against a side sitting bottom of the ladder and with the worst defensive record in the league. It was also a game where the Victory when cruising at 2-0 up endeavoured to do their best to actually lose the game. First up, veteran Rodrigo Vargas decided he wanted an early shower with a two-footed challenge on the half-way line with a little over thirty minutes gone on the clock. To say Vargas should have known better is a massive understatement with the incident giving Gold Coast United the incentive to claw their way back into the game. This was followed by a rather soft penalty (it was a penalty just the Victory's first two goals were penalties) on the stroke of half time which gave Gold Coast some much need momentum going into the second half.
Shortly after the break some lax defending saw Gold Coast equalise and you could almost hear the collective groan coming from AAMI Park in my lounge room as fans watched the team again throw away another two goal lead. Fortunately for the Victory they had come up against a team that quite clearly doesn't know how to win and even with all of Miron Bleiberg's so-called tactical genius couldn't find that all important third goal against a Victory side that had gone to rabble following Vargas' sending off. It seemed as if the home side suddenly realised that opponents didn't have both the manpower or the will to actually win the game as both Carlos Hernandez and Archie Thompson rolled back the years (to be fair to Thompson, he's been in outstanding form all season) and created a number of chances before the two combined for the winner in the 79th minute. Who would have thought that Hernandez could out jump three opponents.
Whilst one win doesn't a title challenge make one pleasing aspect was the form of Billy Celeski, who looked more than the player of three seasons ago rather than the shadow of a player that existed since his return from a knee reconstruction. Whilst Ernie Merrick might have turned him into one of the best defensive midfielders of that title winning season, it seemed on a Sunday that Celeski relished a more attacking role, one that he was more accustomed to before arriving in our fair town. The result was a much more confident display than we have seen in at least one and a half seasons or maybe it just taken him that long to get over what was a quite a serious knee injury.
Next up is a clash with the Newcastle Jets, a team against which the Victory notoriously struggle against especially on their home turf. If Durakovic has indeed turned the season around then next week is surely a true test as to whether that is really the case.


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Where Have you Gone, Michael Dukakis?
Sometimes, no matter how hard you try, failure becomes inevitable. For instance, the Detroit Lions. Seriously, was anyone surprised that they lost all 16 of their games? Not me, that's for sure. And the rogue's gallery of inevitable failures includes many other hallowed names like Michael Dukakis, Bill Buckner and the entire city of Cleveland.
But it's always amusing and somewhat awe-inspiring when you get to see one of these failures in the making. And this year, we have that opportunity. This season, the Washington Nationals, despite the acquisition of Adam Dunn and the re-signing of Ryan Zimmerman, are currently on pace to lose 161 games. I assume they'll pick up another one or two wins along the way but this is a team that just seems built to lose.
And it's not just the losing. The Nationals also consistently find new ways to humiliate themselves. I mean, Elijah Dukes didn't start yesterday because he showed up
late on account of his signing autographs for little kids! And it gets better. Giving up four runs in the ninth to the Marlins is one thing but not even being able to get your team's name correct on their uniforms is a whole new level of failure.
Despite all that, I'm not completely convinced that the Nationals have claimed their place in the pantheon of losers. Have they achieved Cubs level futility with that ignominious 100 year drought hanging over their heads? Are they really 2008 Detroit Lions terrible? Frankly, I have to admit that the Nats haven't quite earned those comparisons at this point. Their failure isn't epic like the Cubs and isn't quite as pathetic as the Lions. But, they do have company:
Yep, that seems about right.
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The misspelled names on the uniforms – maybe they didn't want the fans to know what team they played for!
My favorite thing about that video: The French announcers. Hilarious. I can actually still slightly understand them even after not taking French for over a year.
My favorite thing about the Nationals: Now I can call them the Natinals. Awesome.
Was Dukes really signing for kids? Wow. Maybe the team thought it was some weird euphemism for "hangin' at the strip club?" Just a thought…
There are teams in major league baseball that have never won a World Series right? Any need to continually relate losing to the Cubs.
Oh the Nationals,
I feel bad for the, I really do. But there's no sympathy in baseball!
This is the kind of thing that is bound to happen when your city has one of the worst literacy rates in the country. Although, the good thing is that your fans probably wouldn't even notice!
It's possible that "Natinals" is an offshoot of the word "natal" in which the team is in the midst of the birth of a new day and this is the pre-Natinal stage.
Or maybe George W. Bush stopped by Nats headquarters and asked to print up a few uniforms before he left town.
By setting the record for worst season in the NFL, the Detroit Lions proved they were good at something… so, maybe the "Natinals" get to prove they're good at that same something. Natinals… hilarious.
After getting half of their team from the Reds, they're slowly changing their name to the Cincinnatinals. One letter at at time.
Either that, or Manny Acta did it intentionally to drive home a point to Dunn and Zimmerman that there is no I in team, or in Nationals.
"Natinal: One who succumbs to the power that is Natural Light (aka Natty Lite or Natty)".
Jeff, this one's for you. I was volunteering at the hospital yesterday and spent an hour with a patient who's rooted for the Cardinals practically since birth. He was going on and on about how much he hates ESPN because of the disproportionate attention they give NY/Boston, and I thought of you. You two would have hit it off!
Jane — He sounds like a wonderful, wonderful human being! Glad you got to chum with such a great guy! Hopefully he taught you a thing or two😉
Hey Jeff, loved the post. I made fun of the Natinals with a similar hopeless video last week. If you get a chance to see it, it's at http://ashleymarshall.mlblogs.com/archives/2009/04/its_sunday_its_easter_and.html New post on my site today about Doc Gooden and the over-zealous Mets front office. Cheers, Ashhttp://ashleymarshall.mlblogs.com
Just the fact that Elijah Dukes is not acting like Delmon Young and actually signing for people is a huge thing. I loved his energy when he was with the Rays, but his out side baseball distractions made him a liability.
Glad to see he is finding the right path and being a positive model on the field, and signing for kids. I loved the idea of the Little League paying his fine. You know it will not happen, but that is a huge positive step for him in his career.
Way to go Elijah!
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If I'm advertising director for Natural Light beer I jump all over this opportunity to have the "Natinals" represent the company. They could be "The Natty's" the official team of Natural Light Beer…a perfect combination of imperfection.
Maybe Natinals is just the written version of Ebonics
Wouldn't the written version of Ebonics be "Ebonics"? I'm just sayin'…
–Son of Baba
I couldn't believe the company messed up doing the teams uniforms. lol Washington is dumb to bench Dukes for that reason. I read the story about that. Then to say if it happens again they will send him down to the minros. If that was Adam Dunn do you think they would have told him that. I don't think so. lol
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Favorite Michael Jackson song?
Today's the anniversary isn't it?
Wanna Be Starting Something
Dancing Machine (J5)ReplyCancel
Off the Wall
Rock With You
Don't Stop Till You Get Enough
Wanna Be Starting Something.
Really like those, really dislike the rest.ReplyCancel
I wore the 45 out on "Ben"ReplyCancel
Recently been trying to imitate his dance to this song. It's a mini work out. AND FUNNY.ReplyCancel
best love song to a rat EVA!!!ReplyCancel
beat it…everytime i hear it i picture the AWESOMELY CHEESY video. Hands down the best video ever.
honorable mention: Leave me alone. love that song…ReplyCancel
Can You Feel It
…and all the ones named so far. Lol
So many good ones.
I have up thinking poorly of him. It didn't do any good.ReplyCancel
His 2 first albums! All the songs are instant classicsReplyCancel
beat it wouldnt have been so epic if not for the amazing wonderfuck that was al yanovic. teheheheheReplyCancel
Beat it I guess.ReplyCancel
Rock with You from Off the Wall album. Just takes me back..gives me goosebumps every time I hear it.ReplyCancel
All of them! But 'Thriller" for one particular memory that it holds. My friends and I were all dressed up for a Halloween party at the 1234 club in Montreal, when they announced that the club will be the first one in N.A. to play the video "Thriller" for us. So, thinking it was a regular music video, we're all standing on the dance floor watching it on a screen and comfortingly swaying to the music, when all of sudden MJ transforms into the werewolf. The whole club started screaming and jumping away from the big screen! It took us a while to calm down after that!
I also remember waiting all night to get tickets for the BAD tour.ReplyCancel
Billie Jean – esp the first 30 secsReplyCancel
Funny, just last night I saw a neat video of a dance group in Stockholm. They did a tribute flash mob style. One in a public square, another in a train station. The public danced along, they knew all the moves! (Or they danced like they thought they knew all the moves) Pretty cool stuff.
he was fucked from the jump. Then just repeated the cycle shown to him,fuckit, glad hes gone. Now his kids have a chance.ReplyCancel
The black and white song was catchy. Prob that one.ReplyCancel
Human Nature, and The Earth SongReplyCancel
I switch the station whenever a song of his comes on the radio. He was a pedophile child molester who got away with it because of who he was. His music makes me sick as a result.ReplyCancel
I love a lot of his songs, but I won $1,000 playing the MJ machine in Vegas and the song was The Way You Make Me Feel, so I'm partial.
The Thriller and Smooth Criminal videos are awesome.ReplyCancel
everything on the Off the Wall albumReplyCancel
human natureReplyCancel
"I Know What Boys Like" later covered by the Waitresses.ReplyCancel
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James Corden helps the fed to raise £1 million
By Cathy Forman, May 2, 2013
Actor and presenter James Corden told the 600 guests at the annual dinner of the Fed how the work of the Manchester welfare charity resonated with him. Addressing the audience he said that he was "happy to support the charity as my mum and sister are both social workers, so I'm well aware of the struggles they face and the funds that they need". The event, held at Lancashire Cricket Club, raised over £1 million in pledges covering a two-year period. Photos: Mike Poloway.
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On the day of a recent visit to the Wexner Center, Dave Filipi was anxiously awaiting the call announcing that it was time to push the button.
That button would start the new 4K digital projector and a test run of "The Guns of Navarone," the film that will introduce high-definition digital projection to Wex audiences.
Over a year in the planning, the upgrade comes to a booth already equipped to handle basic digital presentation and everything analog from 35mm to VHS ("You never know," quipped projectionist Bruce Bartoo).
Although most of the city's theaters have already begun the digital transition out of necessity as studios such as MGM proceed with plans to stop striking 35mm prints, the move at the Wex is notable for two reasons.
With 4K presentation (named for its horizontal resolution), the image viewed in the Film/Video Theater will be twice as sharp as what you see on other standard, digitally equipped screens in town.
"It's rare," explained film/video curator Dave Filipi. "It doesn't make sense for most theaters at this point."
But it made sense for the Wex, which will use the digital format to show not just works by contemporary filmmakers who don't shoot on film, but high-quality digital restorations of classic films such as "Guns."
The upgrade also represents an acceptance of the realities of modern film exhibition for Filipi, long an outspoken proponent of watching movies on celluloid.
"Ultimately, the image is what's most important," he said.
They're launching the new format with films from Sony, Filipi explained, because the company's senior vice president of film restoration, Grover Crisp, helped him realize the potential of digital technology as a restoration tool.
"Sony's goal is to make it looks as much like film as possible. It's like a record versus a CD — you want a little of that pop and warmth," Filipi said.
Filipi also noted that unlike most digitally converted multiplexes, films at the Wex will still be screened regularly on actual film.
"The line is, if a work was shot digitally, I have no problem doing that. If it was shot on film, we'll make every effort to show that."
Still, when that button was finally pushed, Filipi's response to the 4K image indicated a growing comfort with the format.
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Why do the same old happy hour/alumni networking event when you can cruise in style and enjoy the monuments during the day, and again as they light up at night? College staff will be on hand to share the evening with you and fill you in on the latest news from campus. Whether you're looking for a relaxing evening on the water or want to start the night off right, this sunset cruise is the perfect thing for you.
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The guys at Old Familiar Barbershop in Olde Towne East are the stylish hosts of this event featuring tongue-in-cheek America-inspired art, beer and the Hungry Monkey food truck. Drop in, have a good time and high-five the land of the free. That's right; the purpose of this shindig is to celebrate the creation of the greatest — or at least the sexiest, yeah! — country on the planet. Let's hope America doesn't spend her birthday party this year throwing up blueberry vodka Jell-O shots in the bathroom. Dude, she was wasted, right?
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Ah London, you never disappoint! There's just something perfectly understated about matte shadows that quietly invokes mystery while letting the fashion have the glory. Makes my soul smile! We saw mattes beautifully smoked out in taupes + browns as well as simple matte color washes in apricots + nudes. So of course I had to translate the look from Holly Fulton's show on the lovely Emmy Rossum last night for the Global Green Oscar Party!
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Written by Troy Killjoy on 26.04.2012 at 02:57
I didn't know what to make of this... at times I was really engaged and enjoying myself, other times I just couldn't focus and ended up getting lost. I don't know of the album itself is inconsistent or if it's just not my thing. :/
Written by Boxcar Willy on 26.04.2012 at 03:07I see you started rating again, nice.
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Might make another list.
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Does anyone know where I can find a CD release of this?


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The program is a joint effort among the University of California, Davis and Sonoma State University. Graduates of this program are prepared to provide visionary leadership to complex organizations, put policy into practice, use data for decision-making, and build community in a diverse society.
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War on coal creating state budget issues
Exports are a key component of West Virginia's economy – but they were down drastically last year. That does not bode well for state budget planners.
During 2012, state businesses exported $11.3 billion in goods. But last year, the total plunged to $8.4 billion, almost entirely because coal exports declined precipitously. Coal exports were down to $4.4 billion in 2012.
As Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin emphasized in discussing a report on exports, the past three years have been record ones. The 2012 amount was the highest ever recorded.
So the drop last year was not unexpected. Even accounting for it, 2013 was the third-best year on record.
Coal severance taxes have been a mainstay of the state budget, ranging between $400 million and $500 million a year. So when coal production drops, so does revenue feeding into the budget.
Other factors have contributed to revenue falling far below projections during the past year, of course. But coal, in part because of direct severance tax payments into the budget and also because it is an indicator of the health of the rest of the economy, bears watching.
In order to balance the budget for the upcoming fiscal year, Tomblin and legislators will have to take between $80 million and $100 million from the emergency "Rainy Day" fund. As we have pointed out, it is likely the fund will have to be tapped during at least the next couple of years, too.
Declining coal production hurts West Virginia municipalities and counties, too. They receive part of severance tax income. According to the state Treasurer's Office, counties and municipalities received $9.4 million in the April 2013 distribution. But by this January, the amount had dropped to $7 million.
Unfortunately, there is no reason for optimism about the coal industry. Competition from other countries, including coal giant Australia, in the export market has hurt. On the domestic front, President Barack Obama's war on coal has resulted in declining demand.
Clearly, state budget planners should be thinking of how to cope with ever-declining revenue from coal severance taxes. From a national energy policy standpoint, less coal production makes no sense. Unless the war on coal is reversed, however, it will be a fact of life.


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July 16, 2014
LAKE TAHOE (AP) — A bear that experts determined was posing a threat to people at Lake Tahoe was killed Wednesday by the Nevada Department of Wildlife, the first bear put down for public safety concerns in 2014.
It's an indication this summer could be a particularly busy season for conflicts with the animal, experts say.
The 3-year-old male black bear was darted at Glenbrook and later chemically euthanized in Reno, said Department of Wildlife spokesman Chris Healy. The bear had demonstrated behavior that convinced officials it posed a danger to humans, Healy said.
"It just was not acting wild and it was a very dangerous bear," Healy said. "It was climbing on top of cars and trying to enter homes. It was just way too familiar with people."
Since early July, Department of Wildlife officials have captured and later released five other bears that wandered into neighborhoods — two in Incline Village, one in Glenbrook, one in Caughlin Ranch and one in Carson City.
When released, the bears were subjected to so-called "aversion conditioning," being shot with rubber bullets and chased by specially trained dogs in an effort to discourage future contact with humans.
The bear killed Wednesday, previously captured as a cub in Carson City in 2011 and again in Glenbrook last year, was deemed to be too dangerous to be given another chance.
"We're pretty confident we do all we can to keep bears alive and wild," Healy said. "We only do this as a last resort."
Last year, five bears were killed after being deemed threats to public safety.
Critics contend the Department of Wildlife is far too eager to kill bears in Nevada.
"Here we go again," said Ann Bryant, founder of the nonprofit organization The Bear League, established in the late 1990s with the goal of minimizing conflicts between people and Tahoe's bears.
"NDOW is putting down way too many bears," Bryant insists. "We don't agree killing is the answer. It takes away the respect for bears and that is what people need to live with them."
Continuing drought conditions have diminished the supply of berries and other natural foods sought by bears, putting them on the prowl for garbage and other human-related munchies. Activity thus far in July appears to support concerns 2014 could prove a particularly busy year for bear problems, possibly rivaling the record year of 2007, Healy said.
Saturday's arrival of a full moon is likely to bring a spike in incidents, Healy said.
Bryant said The Bear League is getting about 15 calls per day about bears entering homes but that from her perspective, bear activity this summer is roughly at normal levels.
"So far, it's not as bad as I thought it would be," Bryant said.


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This will be a somber Christmas as we ponder the tragedy that occurred in Newtown, Conn.
We are strengthened by the knowledge that this is the Holy Season, but we continue to search for reasons why these tragedies are happening.
We turn to the scriptures and in this we find comfort.
Let me tell you how Project MistleToes is bringing comfort and joy to patients in hospitals this year.
In December 2009, Hope Fuller, who was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor, held a Christmas sock exchange with her good friends Nora Brown, Grace Beattie and Tess Devinger.
Hope, daughter of Jay and Deb Fuller and sister of JD Fuller, participated in Woodstock Summer Theater at the Woodstock Opera House. She was a student at Creekside Middle School.
Hope died in March 2010.
In her memory the following Christmas, the three friends collected socks to distribute to patients at Lurie Children's Hospital in Chicago. They collected socks at Creekside and Mary Endres Schools; 300 pairs of socks were donated for distribution.
For Christmas 2011, lime green (Hope's favorite color) laundry baskets were placed in 10 schools in Woodstock and Wonder Lake.
Nine hundred pairs of colorful Christmas socks were collected for sick children and delivered to local hospitals and to Lurie Children's Hospital in Chicago, where Hope was a patient.
This year, Project MistleToes expanded to 17 collection sites. Three businesses and 14 schools participated and collected more than 2,000 pairs.
Harrison School in Wonder Lake and Dirksen School in Chicago each collected more than 260 pairs of socks. One thousand pairs of socks were delivered to Lurie Children's Hospital in Chicago on Dec.15; 200 were sent to St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital.
More than 800 pairs of socks have been given to Centegra Health and Mercy Health Systems for distribution to patients.
A wonderful tribute to Hope Fuller. Project MistleToes brings good cheer to children and adults in hospitals at Christmastime.
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Woodstock Noon Rotary Club is seeking donations for this year's Christmas Clearing House. CCH, a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization, assists needy families in Woodstock School District 200 area with food, toys and clothing each Christmas. Rotary Club has led this project for 40 years. Distribution to 1,100 families and more than 1,700 children was Saturday.
The budget for this year is $46,000. Current collections are $31,000. Rotary Club is asking for donations to meet the needs of families and children.
Checks may be made to Christmas Clearing House, and mailed to P.O. Box 53, Woodstock, IL 60098 or deposited directly into an account at BMO Harris Bank. For additional information, call Joe Starzynski 815-245-4954.
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In the spirit of the season: Merry Christmas to all!
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Fall welcome followed by art reception
Posted on September 19, 2013
Grand Valley's Women's Commission hosted its annual Fall Welcome September 19 in the Kirkhof Center.
Marlene Kowalski-Braun, assistant vice provost for Student Affairs, was the keynote speaker. She also introduced Jessica Jennrich, the new Women's Center director.
Following the event, the Women's Center also hosted its annual Art Reception, where the campus community got a chance to meet Jennrich. The event celebrates and highlights artwork by students, faculty, staff members and community members.
Their artwork will remain on display throughout the year.


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Tony In Ohio 07/12/11
If I can get race updates, I'll be sure to add them in here.
Tonight, racing is Green Green Green.......
TONIGHT at 7...the Lou Blaney Memorial featuring the Midwest All Star Sprints & Mods! Tony Stewart, Kasey Kahne & Dave Blaney in Sprints
Current temp at 4:55 PM local time is 88 degrees with a heat index feeling of 90.
It's going to be a hot & humid day today, humidity is currently 66%.
Winds are currently from the NW at 9 MPH.
Tonight's low will be 66.
Temp by race time will be 84
8 PM will be around 82
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The Secret Ingredient...
...to a great dining experience
We all go out to eat and we all have our very own lists of favorite restaurants. One may wonder what it is about a place that makes them want to go back. The food has to be great for sure. The drink menu may be the persuading factor for some. The ambiance is another important element. How about the price point? Or the service? Of course — these things matter. And they most certainly make or break a dining experience.
There is one more element that constitutes a great dining experience for me. It's the chefs and owners of these dining establishments. Meeting them and conversing with them, always gives me a deeper appreciation of the restaurant and its food. I like to understand their point of view — because sometimes, it may not be my point of view. But if I understand why that chef cooked the way he/she did or why a restaurant owner crafted a specific style of menu — well! then I will be looking at it from a different perspective. And to me it is priceless.
I haven't eaten at every single restaurant in Fairfield county...yet, but I am certainly working on it. In my experience thus far, there are a few restaurants that have managed to make a lasting impression on mainly because of it chef or owner.
Here are some that come to mind:
- Chef Lionel and his lovely wife at Bon Appetit in Wilton. I love how they are always eager to greet everyone and come and chat with them. They always make me feel like I am visiting an old friend for dinner.
- Chef Pietro Scotti of Da Pierto, Westport. Words can't describe the infectious, fun-loving, food-loving, people-loving personality of this chef. It doesn't hurt that his food is spectacular as well. :-)
- Chef Bun Lai, at Miya's Sushi in New Haven, is such a happy, fun-loving guy. Each sushi roll you order will be an experience in itself. And a big part of that experience is Chef Lai himself, as he chats with each diner about its origin and the story behind its creation.
- Andre Iodice at Finalmente Trattoria, Westport. Andre, the owner, will always make it a point to come and chat with you. He will make sure that you are happy with the order and the food is to your liking.
- Eric Monte, the manager at Fez in Stamford. What a great guy. He will make sure that you are always having a great time and love the food and music at Fez as much as he does.
- The ever smiling, ever welcoming Hassoun family at Safita in Fairfield. The husband makes sure that all guests are taken care of at the front of the house, while the wife makes outstanding food in the kitchen. A total package!
- Gopi. You may remember him from Coromandel in South Norwalk. Now Gopi has left Coromandel and opened up a delightful, fast casual Indian restaurant in New Haven. If his warm smile and enthusiastic personality won't make you a believer, the delicious food at Tikkaway Grill sure will.
- Gino the owner/chef at Boca in Stamford. Gino also owns Quattro Pazzi in Stamford and Fairfield as well as Osiana in Fairfield. This man has so much passion for food and for bringing the wonderful flavors of the mediterranean to his diners. Boca is his latest venture and it is Gino's vibrant and passionate personality personified.
- Martel. Marty Levine is always at the restaurant. Always paying attention to the diners and making it a point to speak to each and every one. Most people who walk in are like Marty's old friends.
- And finally, Craft Butchery in Westport and its amazingly talented owner Ryan Fibiger. Technically this is not a restaurant, although they are starting to offer prepared foods at their new location. But I really admire how Ryan and his entire team is always so eager to help each person select the exact thing they need.


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Thursday, April 22, 2010
Homemade Whole Grain Bagels and Citrus Coleslaw
I'll save the sweet kind for another post and focus on the savory and spiced for now.Each of these are enjoyable in any meal of the day.Breakfast ,slather on some low fat cream cheese or nut butter spread and for a more hearty lunch or dinner fill in with any combination of veggie stuffing ,like citrusy no-mayo cabbage slaw(coleslaw) for instance.Chopped up in the slaw ,are two kinds of the cabbages -savoy and red cabbage,the citrus dressing remains same for both.
Here is the line up of wholesome Homemade Bagels
Spiced Whole Grain Bagels has whole grains - whole wheat flour,barley flour ,seeds - Sesame and flax seed meal,Spices - Whole crushed red chillies,garlic and ground coriander.
Onion and Garlic Bagels has whole grains - whole wheat flour,ragi millet flour,oat flour ,seeds - flax seed meal ,topped with onion,garlic and spices
Seed topping Bagels has whole grains - whole wheat flour,ragi millet flour,oat flour ,seeds - flax seed meal,sesame and poppy as topping.
Key to baking a soft on inside and crusty on outside whole grain bagel :
1.Use only fine ground whole grain flours,coarse ground will not yield soft bagels.
2.Use a natural sweetener like honey,agave ,jaggery or dark brown sugar to boost the yeast.
3.Proof(allow the dough to rise) after shaping them for at least an hour .
4.Boil them at right temperature,hot but not boiling.
5.Shape it right.There are two ways to roll the bagel,either by rolling it in to a little rope and pinching the ends together or poke a finger through the middle of the dough ball and work the fingers around the inside to shape the bagel.Using the first method couple of my bagels opened up ,hence the later method was more reliable for me.
Recipe : Whole grain Bagels adapted from recipe at Real Food Living
Makes 8 bagels
1 pack active dry yeast(about 1 teaspoon)
1 cup warm water
2 1/2 cups Whole Wheat Flour[or 2 cups whole wheat flour ,1/4 cup barley or oat flour and 1/4 cup Ragi millet flour]
1 tablespoon flax seed meal or 2 teaspoon sesame seeds
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 Tablespoon Agave nectar (or honey) or Dark brown sugar
1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
Toppings for the bagels such as seeds,chopped onion, or garlic
Prepare the Dough
Dissolve the yeast in warm water, stir in the sugar and allow the yeast to rise and get frothy, about 10 minutes.
In a large bowl combine the flour, salt,flax seed meal and agave or sugar. Add the yeast mixture and olive oil and knead until well combined.Apply some more oil on the sides of the bowl cover and allow to rise until double it size about 3-4 hours or leave it overnight in a dark corner.
Shape and Proof
Remove the dough onto a dry counter (you may need to wet your hands slightly). Divide the dough into 6 or 8 equal pieces . Roll each into a round ball and cover with a damp cloth. Let them rest for 20 minutes.
Now comes the shaping. You can roll each ball into a rope and pinch off the ends making a bagel-shape, or poke finger through the middle of the dough ball and work the fingers around the inside to shape the bagel evenly. The hole should be about 2 inches in diameter.Place the shaped bagels 2 inches apart on a baking sheet,Cover all the shaped bagels with damp cloths. Let rest for an hour at room temperature.
Place your 2 oven racks in the lower middle of the oven. Preheat the oven to 400F. If you are using a stone, make sure the stone is in the oven for the preheating.
Boil Bagels:
Fill a large wide stockpot with water and bring to a boil.
When the water comes to a full boil, gently drop 2-3 bagels ONE AT A TIME into the water. They will sink and then float. Let them boil for 2 minutes. With a large slotted spoon, turn the bagels over to boil on the other side for 2 minutes. If you like them less chewy, boil only 1 minute per side.
Remove each bagel (tapping the slotted spoon to remove any excess water) and place them back on the same greased parchment paper. They will have almost doubled in size.
If you wish to top your bagels, do so when they are right out of the boiling pot. Sprinkle on your toppings.
When all your bagels have been boiled and topped, place 2 baking sheets into the pre heated oven, one on each shelf and bake for 15 minutes until crust is brown.Remove the baking sheets from the oven. Transfer the baked bagels to cooling racks and let sit for 15 minutes before slicing and serving.
Flavor Variations
Spiced : Mix some fresh crushed red chili flakes and ground spices(pinch of coriander or cumin) in the dough.
Topped with Onion and Garlic Lightly sauté chopped onions,garlic and ground spices of choice,and top over the bagels after boiling them.
Citrus Cabbage slaw(coleslaw)
Recipe : No-mayo Citrus Cabbage slaw(coleslaw)
4 cups Cabbage(I used savoy cabbage),finely shred
2 oranges,segmented
2 spring onions or scallions,thinly sliced
1 carrot,finely grated
1/2 cup mixed toasted nuts and seeds(I used soynuts,pumpkin seeds,sunflower seeds,black sesame seeds)
1 cup escarole(can also use romaine lettuce),chopped
1 tablespoon cilantro,chopped
For Citrus dressing
1/2 cup orange juice,freshly squeezed
1 tablespoon Extra virgin olive oil
1 tablespoon lemon juice,freshly squeezed
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon black pepper,freshly ground
Prepare the dressing by whisking together all the dressing ingredients.
Mix all the other ingredients in large salad bowl.Pour over the dressing and toss to combine.Let sit in refrigerator for at least 30 minutes to let the flavor come together.Serve Cold.Can be stuffed in a hearty whole grain sandwich or bagel.
The bagels taste best the same day however I also cherished it toasted the next day.
The bagels are my entry for Susan's Yeast Spotting and Citrus Slaw for the Health Nut Challenge 5
40 comments:
- SS said...
Hey Yasmeen.. nice blog. Your recipes look good! The bagels sound really great to make at home! Cool! Thanks!
- April 22, 2010 at 6:27 PM
- Priya (Yallapantula) Mitharwal said...
Yasmeen, that looks fantastic :)
- April 22, 2010 at 6:32 PM
- Becca said...
Brilliant! Your blog is a wonderful inspiration to me - as I cannot eat dairy or meat of any kind. We tried your Cardamom Mango Panna Cotta With Honey Peach Sauce tonight, and I will never feel bad about missing out on dairy again. Coconut milk (and its health benefits) are a revelation!! I thank you for the excellent recipes, and am so excited to make bagels tomorrow. Thanks!
- April 22, 2010 at 6:34 PM
- Pavithra said...
Looks so good and even the bagels are in my to do list. The whole grain bagels looks fantastic... I am bookmarking this.
- April 22, 2010 at 6:41 PM
- anudivya said...
Awesome! I have been of making some myself. Thanks for telling us how with pics!
- April 22, 2010 at 7:14 PM
- Amy said...
This all looks so tasty! :)
- April 22, 2010 at 7:16 PM
- Cool Lassi(e) said...
Happy Earth Day! What a splendid post on homemade bagels. Love the first click of the bagel. So vibrant and healthy!
- April 22, 2010 at 7:19 PM
- Joanne said...
Bagels are one of my favorite carbs...and are all the more delicious when they are both homemade AND full of whole grains!
- April 22, 2010 at 8:20 PM
- Cham said...
Are u kidding? They look perfect like store bought! It is an excellent recipe!
- April 22, 2010 at 8:34 PM
- Kiran said...
Yasmeen two very healthy and delicious recipes.Homemade bagels look very yummy and the citrus salad is divine.
I posted a link for my Kale-Cran kootu recipe in your previous post hope you got it.
- April 22, 2010 at 8:56 PM
- sowmya's creative saga said...
so healthy and so deliicous..
- April 22, 2010 at 9:09 PM
- sangeeta said...
you know Yasmeen it is so my type of food , the whole grains and the cabbage slaw ( never tried oranges with cabbage though ) and the way it is presented.....yummy..
and to me it looks better than the bakery breads...so much satisfaction n assured healthy ingredients...do you know BTW that we have an Indian bread which is very similar to bagels?
- April 22, 2010 at 11:15 PM
- Rosa's Yummy Yums said...
Those bagels are perfect and the coleslaw looks so beautiful! A delightful sandwich!
- April 22, 2010 at 11:15 PM
- notyet100 said...
this looks so delicious,..
- April 22, 2010 at 11:48 PM
- Cherine said...
Those bagels look fantastic!!!
- April 23, 2010 at 12:06 AM
- Meena said...
wow, what a spread...yummy-licious is all I can say!
- April 23, 2010 at 12:23 AM
- Happy Cook said...
Wowo that is indeed a healthy meal.
- April 23, 2010 at 12:56 AM
- Priya said...
Have try bagels at home, thanks for sharing so many options and variations Yas, will be give a try to those tempting bagels, mouthwatering citurs coleslaw, love them..
- April 23, 2010 at 2:06 AM
- doggybloggy said...
colorful - wow they looks so good!
- April 23, 2010 at 5:06 AM
- N S said...
Excellent. So healthy to make them at home. Thanks for the post.
- April 23, 2010 at 7:16 AM
- Hari Chandana said...
Wonderful recipe.. looks sooo delicious... :)
- April 23, 2010 at 7:55 AM
- oldwaystable.org said...
Those whole grain bagels look wonderful! The staff here at the Whole Grains Council approve. :)
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- April 23, 2010 at 8:03 AM
- chakhlere said...
Great...making whole grain bagels is really inspirational for me.
Love that colorful coleslaw.
- April 23, 2010 at 8:29 AM
- J said...
thats awesome.. i hv bookmarked it.. need to try it soon..
- April 23, 2010 at 8:30 AM
- 5 Star Foodie said...
Wow, your homemade bagels look terrific!!!
- April 23, 2010 at 10:07 AM
- Richa said...
Can I Move in with you:) esp once i have kids:)
Awesome bagels and awesome use of so many grains!
I have started to Not like the supermarket white breads and bagels since i started baking! and you keep adding all the more reasons to continue to do so!! Great post!
- April 23, 2010 at 11:18 AM
- dining tables said...
Those look good! I like the combination of colors and flavors! Great!
- April 23, 2010 at 7:36 PM
- sanjay negi said...
the perfect thing to be fit eat the good meals of earth and you will be fit in your whole life.
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- April 24, 2010 at 2:29 AM
- Curry Leaf said...
Wow, amazing bagels,I have tried with whole wheat flour thgh not recently.Miss these a lot
- April 24, 2010 at 2:34 AM
- Dershana said...
definitely better than store bought! love the addition of ragi and the option for jaggery in there. my bread baking is disastrous but would surely love to try these!
- April 24, 2010 at 5:12 AM
- ://: Heni ://: said...
i love this meal! real food truly! thanks for posting!
- April 24, 2010 at 5:44 AM
- Malar Gandhi said...
Very colorful coleslaw, totally refreshing. Loved the idea of bagels at home- looks like lot of work, but worth it.
- April 24, 2010 at 6:12 AM
- Parita said...
Yummy bagels and colorful coleslaw :)
- April 25, 2010 at 4:23 AM
I will the first costumer for these wholesome bagels =)
- April 26, 2010 at 3:52 AM
- Aparna S Mallya said...
never had bagels with coleslaw. nice clicks.
- April 26, 2010 at 4:34 AM
- Bergamot said...
Looks really great
- April 26, 2010 at 6:35 AM
- elra said...
Wow, it looks so delicious Yasmeen. I want to make this too....
- April 26, 2010 at 8:32 PM
- Veggie Belly said...
wow, i havent seen a healthier bagel!
- April 26, 2010 at 9:04 PM
- meeso said...
This all looks excellent! Healthy, colorful, delicious... perfect :)
- April 27, 2010 at 1:52 PM
- Mimi said...
Your bagels look amazing! I want to try them all. I can't wait to see the sweet ones.
- April 30, 2010 at 2:51 PM


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Farewell to the Prince of New York.
I was reading his blog and apparently he's upset because he feels he writes an intelligent blog and for some reason his blog stopped getting front page love.
So he's switched to his own blogging platform. He had been a blogger here at MLBLogs.com for the last couple of years.
The man writes a decent blog, way to many NY details for me but still an interesting read.
It's obvious that he pissed someone off. I should know, I've been known to tap dance on the line. I've come to the conclusion that I don't want any front page coverage. I see the same blogs getting mentioned all the time and I'm fine with that, they're good blogs.
Here's the deal, the Rockpile Rant will remain in the top ten blogs despite no extra attention and I'm ok with that.
When it's my turn for the number one spot I'll have a special dedication to everyone who helped me along the way.
I just hope I haven't P'd off too many people in the right positions. (You know I love you all).
I'm hoping for a little publicity when the MBU is in down in Tucson. All I can do is hope for the best and try to be nice.
This is my year and whether I get help/exposure or not, doesn't matter.
I'm in Tucson for the fan that can't make it down there. You like my point of view because I make the game seem real. I appreciate that my readers get that from me.
If you don't get that from me, why are you here wasting your time? Go away.
Did your hear that ESPN suspended Scott Van Pelt for verbally attacking Bud Selig on the radio. He called Selig a pimp..lol.
Think about what a pimp does and then think about what Bud's job is. I'm just saying…
That gleaming dome Van Pelt has makes a good point.
17.5 million a year for the Commissioner, yep that's outrageously insane. If you asked me what I would have guessed his salary was I would have guessed a couple of million plus travel expenses and all the balls he can play with.
For that kind of money I want Bud's real signature on every ball used in professional baseball. He's getting over on us with that pre-printed autograph crap they use now.
I take that back, I don't want Selig anywhere near my balls :)
17.5 million is almost $50,000 a day. He makes more in one day than I make in a year. Granted that not just anybody can graduate to Selig's position but come on.
A fitting end to Selig's reign would be him getting laid off (no severance) and replaced with someone half his age at 1/10 his current salary.
It happens all the time in America and it's always a sad story.
Now if that actually transpired, I wouldn't feel sorry for Bud at all…Sorry dude, but your not worth 17.5 million don't kid yourself.
I think your getting over on all of baseball. Your salary is a flagrant disgrace to baseball fans and ticket purchasers everywhere.
The position of "Commissioner of Baseball" needs a salary cap instituted, immediately.
$50,000 a day, weekends too…get the F*ck out of here. For some reason knowing Selig makes that much money makes me feel insignificant and poor.
I suffered through A-Rods admission of guilt today and I've made a decision. I'll always be a baseball guy, but statistics from 1990-2005 mean nothing to me anymore. I'm sorry for all the non-juicers who get no credit but hey…you guys knew and you didn't say sheet.
It has to be that way, I have no idea what's real and what isn't during that particular era, so I've chosen to forget those 15 years worth of statistics.
A decade and a half of lying, cheating and degradation of our beautiful sport.
Cycling as a sport has no trouble stripping it's athletes of their title's. Maybe baseball should consider that bold move. That would definately send a message.
That's not going to happen, stuff like that scares the sheet out of Selig. Lets have a clean fresh start to this season with no more steroid shockers.
The top dog has fallen, does anybody even care who falls next?
My next blog entry will be about "Baseball in 2050" ..Check back for it…D
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Hey D,
$17.5 million? Holy moneybags Batman! That's a sheetload of money. How in the world do they justify paying that guy that much? If they spent just a fraction of that on the fans just think how many free hot dogs they could give away. LOL
JULIA-I want my turn as Commissioner to fall on a long weekend.
R-LUV-What an idea, Bud Selig day. That overpaid old man buys everyone at a ballgame that day a hot dog, I love it…D
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"Farewell to the Prince of New York.
I was reading his blog and apparently he's upset because he feels he writes an intelligent blog and for some reason his blog stopped getting front page love.
So he's switched to his own blogging platform. He had been a blogger here at MLBLogs.com for the last couple of years.
The man writes a decent blog, way to many NY details for me but still an interesting read.
It's obvious that he pissed someone off."
"No" would be the answer to your last statement. The MLBlogs Network grew many-fold in 2008, and people are finding many other MLBlogs. No one here is tracking positioning of MLBloggers, other than the Latest Leaders list I instituted late last year. There is no schedule of promotion as no one here as it's a blog community, not our MLB.com staffing schedule. Sour grapes, have heard it a few times before from the miniature stalker group that left. Nothing has changed other than that this place is bigger. That's why I constantly tell people to comment on many other MLBlogs and always leave your URL. That's the #1 way to get traffic here. No one should have any expectations whatsoever for promotion, but rather for the ability to promote themselves.
Mark, I should have said "It's obvious that HE feels he pissed someone off.
I like to communicate with my readers and I am always plugging my blog outside of the blogosphere, thus the Ranter cards…You've got to work it…D
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