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In yesterday's local news media it was reported that four choir members were stabbed in an Albequerque, N.M., church, an 8-year-old girl was stabbed to death in California and two peaple were stabbed to death in Tionesta, Pa.
The F.B.I. reported that in 2011 nearly five times as many peaple were murdered with knives as were murdered with firearms.
Where is the outrage? Why isn't the liberal news media and liberals like Senator Feinstein calling for limits on the length of knife blades or registration of knives and background checks prior to purchasing a knife?
Bottom line is it isn't the firearm or the knife. It is the person controlling it. If gun controls worked Chicago would be a safe city. Criminals won't limit their magazines to 7 rounds or register their weapons before using them. These new laws will have no affect except make it harder for law abiding citizens to enjoy their second amendment rights.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (17 votes).
In short: Just a few tweeks needed to make this race extra-specialIn full: This was mostly a great race, and the few points I'm listing are not meant as moans, but pointers so it can be improved upon for next year to make it even better!- I overheard one of the runners asking a marshall on the course about first aid, and the marshall didn't know where the nearest first aid post was and didn't have a number to call for them- at a few junctions there wasn't a marshall which was disconcerting when running on my own with no other runners in sight. However, it was very well signposted.- It was a walk from the car park to the registration (including some steep steps!), and then another walk from registration to the start line.- At the start of the course which was supposed to have closed roads, we had cars squeezing past us.- The stretch in the final mile along a footpath (before the last bit of road before the return to the park for the finish) was narrow and crowded with families (with brollies!) and other finished runners all trying to squeeze the other way. I didn't have the legs for weaving at this point, but managed not to crash into anyone.Huge thank you's to the marshalls & other volunteers for standing out in the rain for so longDate of review: September 24, 2012
In short: A great race!In full: This was the first Malmesbury Half Marathon and I really enjoyed it. The course was interesting, well-marked and sufficiently challenging. The whole event was really well-organised. Shame about the awful rain, but that didn't spoil it for me! I got a PB and was happy! Hope to see it as part of the regular race calendar.Date of review: September 24, 2012
In short: Fab route, marshalls, organisation, goody bag...and chocolate flapjacks :DDate of review: September 23, 2012
In short: Small race...big potentialIn full: Great race, thank you to all the marshalls who were out for a fair few hours in horrible conditions and were very supportive. Well done all!Date of review: September 23, 2012
In short: Mostly excellent course and good valueIn full: A really decent race. Good course, undulating in places but nothing too harsh. Rubbish weather of course meaning getting soaked and a bit cold, but well used to that now. Really good value with a decent medal and technical T shirt. Cheerful stewards. Only downers were the car park being over a mile from the start and car dodging being needed in some parts of the course. Otherwise a really good race some of the more established races could learn from. Hopefully do it again next year.Date of review: September 23, 2012
In short: Great value for money and well-organised.In full: I thought that it was a great event today. Awful weather and a long walk from the designated car park were the only negatives and you can't blame anyone for the former. Apart from one bit of rough road it was nice run and was very well marshalled. Everything was very smooth from my perspective and there were some nice touches. Being given bits of chocolate flapjack enroute was nice, as was having names called out at the finish. However for me the best thing was the excellent value for money. £18 and you got a fantastic medal, comparable with any major race, plus a free t-shirt. I did the Melksham 10 for a few pounds less the week before and you got zero. I'll be back. Well done to the organisers. Date of review: September 23, 2012
In short: A cracking race, thoroughly enjoyed it.In full: A great race, obviously the rain put some people off from standing on the side and cheering everyone on, but you can't blame DB Max for that.I got a PB so I think this race is brill!Like some other runners I chose this race as Chippenham didn't have their half marathon this year so hopefully Malmesbury and Chippenham will have their races in 2013 on different weekends and I can do both.Only thing I didn't like was last bit of the race off the High Street and into the park, it should solely be for runners and not pedestrians as well (most moved out of the way).Was also hoping for some information on buying a Persimmon home in the goody bag :)Date of review: September 23, 2012
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Tidioute Area News In Brief
By LINDA SCOTT
Senior Center Menu
Thursday, Sept. 5 will be Soup and sandwiches, dessert and beverages.
Monday, Sept.9 will be Goulash and Corn bread, dessert and beverages.
Tuesday, Sept.10 will be Ham and Scalloped Potatoes, dessert and beverages.
Thursday, Sept. 12 will be Wings and Macaroni Salad, dessert and beverages.
Call the center at 484-3020 to make lunch reservations or arrange a take-out.
Garbage Pick-Up
This week due to the Labor Day holiday, the trash pick-up will be on Friday, Sept. 6.
Remember the two bag limit, if you have more you can catch the workers and pay an extra fee for each additional bag.
Knights of Columbus
Tidioute Knights of Columbus will meet this Thursday, Sept. 5 at St. John Center at 7 p.m.
All members are asked to attend and will be presented with an update on the upcoming Sports Raffle.
This raffle is for a Henry Golden 44 mag. rifle, made in USA.
Tickets are $2 each or three for $5.
Drawing will be on Sunday, Sept. 29 at the closing ceremonies of the 54th Annual Pennsylvania State Championship Fishing Tournament.
For tickets, contact Tom Heenan at 484-7266 or you can purchase them after Mass on Saturdays and Sundays.
Bass Tournament
The 17th Annual Glenn McKown Memorial Bass Tournament is set for Saturday, Sept. 7, chaired once again by Deb Genter.
This Catch and Release event starts at 7 a.m. and ends at 3 p.m. with weigh in at 4 p.m. at Tidioute Boat Launch.
The public is invited to the weigh- in at 4 p.m.
Entry fee is $30 per boat with the categories being Two man, Couples and Adult/Youth (under the age of 16).
Permitted fishing area is Kinzua tailwaters to President Boat Launch, river only, no creeks.
Smallmouth bass caught on artificial baits only are to be brought to the scales in a water filled container.
Applications are available by calling Deb Genter at 484-7407 or stop by her beauty shop.
Grand Prize Tickets
Grand Prize Drawing for this year's 54th Annual Pennsylvania State Championship Fishing Tournament is for a 42-inch flat screen TV as the first prize and second-place prize is for $250 in cash.
Tickets are $1 each and are on sale at Tidioute Trading Post, Linda Scott, Buccardo's Restaurant and from members of the fishing tournament committee.
Winner need not be present to win.
T-shirt Sales
Tidioute Pennsylvania T-shirts are on sale in a variety of colors and sizes and are available at Tidioute Community Charter School and Buccardo's Restaurant.
Cost is $15 each for small and medium, large and x-large are $17 each.
Shoe Collection
A shoe collection has been on going for awhile in Tidioute at the Flea- Tique on Main Street.
These shoes will be taken by Tidioute resident, Julie Benner, to Erie United Methodist Alliance Church and All Gods Children Ministries/Ramps of Hope.
This shoe drive is to raise funds for their ministries serving those who are homeless or disabled, while also benefiting micro-enterprise ventures in developing nations and keeping old shoes out of the landfills.
Last day to donate shoes is Saturday, Sept. 7.
Reunion Held
A family and friends reunion was held at the home of Chuck and Mary Sampson recently.
There were 85 people in attendance from PA, Oh, NY, VA, W. VA, Colorado and Fla.
Hosting this event were Mary and Chuck Sampson and Sarah McLaughlin.
Flu Shots
Tidioute Senior Center will be holding a Flu Shot Clinic on Sept. 30 from 10 a.m. to noon.
You should call Pat at the senior center at 484-3020 to sign up. An accurate count is needed to assure they bring enough vaccine.
Those getting the shot will need their Medicare card number, address and phone number.
Tournament Rules
A brief explanation of the general rules for the 54th Annual Pennsylvania State Championship Fishing Tournament are as follows:
The general chairman and committee shall be the sole interpreters of the rules, their decisions are final.
All fish must be taken from the Allegheny Reservoir (PA Waters), Allegheny River (Kinzua Dam to Hunter Station) Tionesta Lake and Creek from Dam to Kellettville Bridge; Brokenstraw Creek and Conewango Creek (PA Waters) beginning at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 28 until 8 p.m., Sept. 28. Weigh in closes at 8 p.m sharp.
This is a catch and release tournament, all fish must be brought to the weight station in a water-filled container. No dry bags and no hand carried. There will be a 4 ounce penalty for each dead fish and only one weigh-in per day.
Pre-registration would be appreciated, registration can be done at weigh in station on Thursday, Sept. 26 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Friday, Sept.27 from 6 p.m to 9 p.m. on tournament grounds. All mail in registrations must be post marked by Sept.15.
A Pennsylvania Fishing License is required for all contestants 16 years of age or older. Those age 9 through age 15 are eligible for the Junior Champion Angler trophy and prizes. Junior Champion Angler will be crowned on Saturday night Sept. 28 at 9 p.m. and be presented with a $50 U.S. Savings Bond, trophy and other prizes.
Sunday's contest will be determined by the total weight of the anglers catch on Saturday. Each Sunday Qualifier will fish with a referee and must be at the scales by 2 p.m. No exceptions. Crowning of the Champion Angler will be on Sunday, Sept. 29 at 3 p.m.
Saturday winners will receive for First Place: $25 cash and trophy for most total weight per category. Second Place will receive $15 and trophy, Third place will receive $10 and trophy.
Lunker awards will also be given in each category of Muskellunge, Northern Pike, Walleye, Small Mouth Bass, and Trout.
There will be a prize of $100 for the oldest woman who turns in a fish and the oldest male who turns in a fish.
Champion Angler on Sunday, Sept. 29 will receive $1,000 and a trophy, second place angler will receive $250 and a trophy and the third place angler will receive $150 and prizes.
Kids Derby
A Kids Derby for children ages 3 to age 10 will be held on Saturday, Sept. 28 at Benner Park from 9 to 11 a.m.
This is a community event sponsored by Pennsylvania State Championship Fishing Tournament Committee and the Tidioute Lions Club.
Tidioute Lions Club supplies the trout that will be stocked in the Tidioute Creek prior to the Kids Derby.
Arts and Craft Show
The Arts and Crafts Show will be at the Tidioute Firehall on Saturday, Sept.28 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Contact Marty Bennett at 484-7372 for more information and table rentals.
Kitchen will be open with some great food items to choose from.
This craft show will provide some gifts for Christmas presents.
Tournament Parade
This year the theme of the Fishing Tournament Parade is "Salute to Volunteers".
Line-up is at 10 a.m. starting at the Tidioute Firehall. Floats will be along the ballfield. Streets will be marked with unit numbers.
Judging of the floats is at 11 a. m.
Parade will start at 1 p.m. sharp, rain or rhine.
Chairpersons are John and Nathan Brown.
Need an idea for a float, think about the Firefighters, EMT's, Paramedics, Salvation Army, Lions Clubs, Sports Boosters, just to name a few.
All carnival rides and carnival concessions this year are from Carnival Trowver of Gibsonton, Fla.
There will other games on the tournament grounds sponsored by local organizations such as the Watson Grange and Tidioute Community Charter School.
Several different food booths will also be open on the grounds including the Tidioute First United Methodist Church Funnel Cake and Hot Sausage Booth, and the Tournament Kitchen will also be serving foods.
Bicycle Give-Away
There will be three Kids Bicycles given away again this year.
One will be drawn at the Kids Derby on Saturday, Sept. 28 from the registration forms and two on Sunday, Sept. 29 during the closing ceremonies.
These bicycles are being donated by Tidioute Presbyterian Women's Association, Olive Temple Lodge No. 557 Free & Accepted Masons of Tionesta and Tidioute Knights of Columbus.
Upcoming Events:
5 Knights of Columbus meeting at 7 p.m.
6 Garbage pick up
7 Glenn McKown Memorial Bass Tournament


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MDEQ director Dan Wyant formally notified the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency of the decision in a letter today.
In early December, the EPA lifted some objections to the Marquette County Road Commission's proposal, but reaffirmed its objection to plans for minimizing and compensating for the road's impacts to wetlands, streams and wildlife.
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In short: Love this one!In full: Brilliant, well organised run in aid of some fantastic charities! Bit hilly in places but very rewarding!! Not a PB race but still worth a good go!Date of review: June 10, 2013
In short: Fab run a tad hillyIn full: Fantastic organisation, for a first time event they did brilliantly, lovely marshals and helpers and lots to do for the non runners. 3 amazing hills but some nice down hill bits to catch up!! Date of review: May 2, 2013
In full: well organised, very friendly. nice, one circuit course. good to get a t shirt instead of a medal (at least you can use it!)Only downside for me was it was a bit more hilly than i expected (i hate hills!) but still managed a PB! Thanks WinslowDate of review: February 24, 2013
In short: military organisationIn full: lovely run, really really well organised, lovely marshalls. my 1st 10 mile run, was hard work but well worth it. great training for the reading half!Date of review: February 17, 2013
In short: Good pb potential. Shame about the wind on Sunday!Date of review: December 12, 2012
In short: Fantastic sceneryIn full: What a great run! Well organised, started bang on time. A few hard hills but great to come down the other side. In aid of a great charity Will be back next year!Date of review: October 14, 2012
In short: The marshals made the race!In full: This was a very well organised run, marshals were cheerful and encouraging. A couple of uphill bits but mainly flat, good pb potential!Date of review: August 12, 2012
In short: Amazing scenery well organised!In full: This was only my 2nd 10k and it was quite challenging on the hills! But it was well run, lovely marshalls and great scenery. I've managed a pb but then I've only done 2!!!Date of review: June 10, 2012
In short: Great first time raceIn full: This was my very first race although finding it a bit of a challenge I thoroughly loved doing it. I was a bit annoyed at my 3.32 minutes over the time that I had set myself but still chuffed to bits!Cannot fault the organisation and the marshalling what a great day Date of review: May 7, 2012
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Owen Thomas Brady
Aug. 10, 1932 to March 1, 2013
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Owen Thomas Brady was born to Cornelius and Nora Brady in Ohio. He was the third of four siblings. His brother and sisters were Jim Brady, Patricia Chant and Rosanne Brooks.
Jamestown, N.Y. was his stomping grounds from the train yards to his beloved Jamestown High School, graduating class of 1950.
Owen grew up in a strong Irish family. Family meant everything to him. Owen joined the U.S. Air Force and was sent to Texas, where he met his wife of 57 years, Roberta. After the Air Force, Owen began working for IBM, then was later employed by and retired from Moore Business Forms after 30 years. The family was transferred from Irving, Texas, to Charlotte, N.C., in 1977, with Moore Business Forms. Owen was the district manager of the Charlotte office until he retired. After retiring, Owen started his own company, Brady Business Products, which he ran for 21 years.
Owen and Roberta were members of St. Gabriel's Catholic Church. Owen was an active members of the St. Gabriel's Men's Club and very proud to be part of the Toastmasters Club.
Owen is survived by his loving wife, Roberta; his children: Shawn Brady and wife, Ann Brady, Greg Brady and Colleen Brady Crawford. Owen loved his grandchildren with all his heart, Thomas, Emma, Patrick, Hannah, Grace and Zack.
The funeral will be held at St. Gabriel's Church, Charlotte, N.C., on March 9 at 2 p.m. Friends and visitors will be greeted by the family directly after Mass at the church.
Memorials may be made be to the Chautauqua Region Community Foundation, Jamestown High School class of 1950 Fund, 418 Spring St., Jamestown, NY 14701 or www.crcfonline.org.


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Location :Quick access into Central London by underground (tube) and trains take approximately 10 to 15 minutes or by bus from with the bus stop being with in walking distance.
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TV comes Freeview with some of the most popular channels so you can enjoy a relaxing night in.
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Iron and iron board can be provided plus hairdryer on request
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The Swiss Cottage area is perfect located in North West London, it is an elegant area which boasts many tree lined avenues. There are many restaurants, pubs and cafés located close by and the "Hampstead Heath park" is a mere 15 to 20 minute walk away and the Finchley Road O2 Centre located close by.Attractions in the area include the Freud museum, Hampstead Heath park, Keats House museum, Camden Town Market located close by and West Hampstead also Swiss Cottage Leisure Centre, The London School of Yoga (Hampstead), retail shops and restaurants and bars.This apartment is close to Central London, you can take the 82 bus straight into Central London from the bus stop located with walking distance and also Finchley Road underground (tube) can take you into central london in less than 10 to 15 minutes and is 10 minutes walking distance from the apartment.This excellent apartment is located extremely close to Swiss Cottage Tube station and Finchley Road Tube station.


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August 18, 2011
Freedom New Mexico
Community choir rehearsals are being held on Sundays through the end of August for "Homeland," a patriotic musical.
Scheduled for 3:30 p.m. at Central Baptist Church, rehearsals will include singers from across eastern New Mexico drawn from church choirs in Clovis, Portales and Texico in addition to others.
The musical will be presented on Sept. 11 to commemorate the 9/11 attacks.
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School district hiding employees behind children
The Columbus Dispatch - February 13, 2012 01:53 PM
A few Columbus City Schools employees may have committed criminal acts, and others may have been disciplined, by entering incorrect income information on their children's applications for federally subsidized school lunches.
The school district, however, says you are not allowed to know who the 19 employees are or what they did.
District administrators and lawyers insist that if they release any information about the employees, they would violate federal law by effectively identifying students who receive discount or free school lunches.
The district has cited the federal law to deny the release of public records requested by The Dispatch. The federal law indeed forbids the disclosure of "personal data about children." The newspaper is not seeking personal data about children, but rather about potential misdeeds by public employees.
The Dispatch's Bill Bush has the complete story.
Meanwhile, a Franklin County judge has ruled that White Hat Management, the state's largest operator of tax-funded charter schools, must turn over detailed financial records that generally have been held to be public records. White Hat, which may appeal the ruling, had sought to withhold the information, saying it was proprietary or not properly a public record.
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We went from facing a likely 24-21, tight ballgame – to a 31-17 lead. Awesome playcall right there and great play by Crabtree in particular to stay out in front of the CBs. Rodgers loving that playcall there by McCarthy.
Nicely done fellas.
Whew! Good time for Crabtree to finally hold on to one today.
I love when we pass out of a run configuration. That was a very well thought out and executed play.


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University Hospital Bonn
Bonn, Germany
Diagnosis and conservative treatment of lung abscess (program ID: 160199)
Georg Nickenig
Department of Cardiology, Angiology and Pulmonology
Specialized in: internal medicine, cardiology, angiology, pulmonology
The Department of Internal Medicine II at the University Hospital Bonn is focused on cardiology, angiology, pneumology and intensive medical care. The head of the Department is Univ.-Prof. Dr. med. Georg Nickenig. The patients with the diseases of the cardiovascular system (cardiology) and bronchial system (pneumology) as well as those with the diseases of veins and arteries (angiology) can be treated here on both outpatient and inpatient basis.
A special focus of the Department of Internal Medicine II at the University Hospital Bonn is on diagnosis and treatment of ischemic heart disease, heart valve disease, congenital and acquired heart defects as well as inflammatory heart and lung disease. Within the pulmonary section the full range of diagnosis and therapies in lung diseases is offered, such as lung function test, special medical treatment for obstructive airway diseases, chemotherapy for lung cancer and interventional procedures in the bronchial system (stent, laser installation). The angiological section uses advanced diagnostic methods for venous and arterial disease. Moreover, the Department involves innovative medicated and interventional treatments for the treatment of all angiological clinical pictures.
The focuses of the Department of Internal Medicine II at the University Hospital Bonn are:
- Emergency care
- Treatment of chronic diseases: Patients with chronic diseases: heart failure, ischemic heart disease, peripheral artery diseases, hypertension, arrhythmia, valvular and inflammatory diseases of the heart, lungs and blood vessels
- Catheterization for cardiovascular diseases
- Treatment of arrhythmia
- Treatment of pulmonary diseases
- Treatment of vascular diseases
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- clinical history taking
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- physical examination
- laboratory tests:
- complete blood count
- biochemical analysis of blood
- inflammation indicators (CRP, ESR)
- indicators blood coagulation
- TSH-basal
- blood gas analysis
- chest x-ray examination
- bronchography
- pulmonary function test
- bronchoscopy with biopsy
- histological and microbiological examination
- measurement of arterial blood pressure
- electrocardiogram (ECG)
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Hollywood Esq.: Image Gallery
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Strengthen your skeleton�and slim down at the same time�with Jillian Michaels's tough, time-efficient, bone-building workout.
Jillian Michaels may be notorious for her calorie-torching, muscle-building moves, but she�s not only about getting lean and mean. These so-called �Shredders,� featured in Jillian�s new book, Slim for Life, work multiple muscle groups at the same time to protect your joints and strengthen your core, to give you the balance and stability you need to prevent falls. For a complete fitness regimen, Jillian suggests adding 30 minutes of weight-bearing, high-impact exercise (like walking, running and stair-climbing), up to four times a week. �While things like rowing and swimming are great for cardiovascular endurance, impact cardio is best for bone strength,� she says. Key Info Get your doctor�s OK Repeat each exercise for�30 seconds (work up to�2 full circuits) Repeat 2-3 times per week Crab Walk. Sit on the floor with knees bent, arms straight, and hands placed close to the hips, fingers pointing forward. Lift into a bridge position and �walk� four steps forward and four steps back, making sure to move the opposite foot and hand at the same time. Hip Heists. Start by crouching on all fours with the balls of your feet and palms on the floor. Bring your right knee under and across your body toward your left armpit. Then bring your left arm back behind you and rotate your body to face upward, knees bent, balancing on heels and palms. Rotate back to the start position by bringing your right heel under and across your body toward your left shoulder, while bringing your left arm around and over. Repeat on the opposite side. Rolling Side Plank Kicks. Lie on your side, propped on your forearm with your knees bent. Lift your torso up into a side plank, balancing on the bottom knee. Extend your top leg out to the side in a side-kick or locked-out position with foot flexed. Lower to the mat, roll onto your other side, and repeat the side plank and kick. Roll back. Continue to alternate sides. Turkish Get-ups. Lie face up, one arm extended to the ceiling, holding a 2 to 5 lb. dumbbell. Sit up, cross your legs and stand, keeping arm extended, then reverse and return to lying. Repeat for 30 seconds holding dumbbell with same hand; switch hands and repeat for another 30 seconds. Bear Crawl. Get�on all fours with knees lifted so they don�t touch the floor. Crawl forward four steps, then back four steps, making sure to move the opposite hand and foot simultaneously. Brought to you by: Spry Living


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Arizona Spotlight for November 6, 2015
A walking meditation in the All Souls Procession; How does a warrior heal?; Developing Tucson's startup culture; What will local election results mean for Tucson?
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A community finds common ground in a local park; Sun Sounds of Arizona reads print media for those who can't; author Janni Lee Simner talks about creating fantasy fiction; unusual style of yoga offers "Authentic Movement".
A student learns to balance family, education, and work with limited income; translating Murakami's stories into English; repose as a way to deal with stress; a bull rider's quest for the Gold Buckle.
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Cleveland Golden Gloves tourney opens with Saturday fight card at Euclid Sports Plant.
by Joe Maxse/Plain Dealer Reporter
Friday April 03, 2009, 11:39 PM
CLEVELAND -- All three divisions will be represented Saturday night when the 81st Cleveland Golden Gloves amateur boxing tournament begins at the Euclid Sports Plant, 20001 Euclid Ave., in Euclid at 6 p.m.
Junior welterweight Von Hunter from the CMHA/Lonnie Burten Recreation Center is the lone former champion on the card as he faces Diego Avila from the Rock Hard Cash Boxing Club at 141 pounds. There are four other novice bouts for boxers with fewer than 10 amateur bouts and four in the sub-novice ranks for first-time competitors.
The only open bout for experienced fighters is a 132-pound match between Anthony Wells, unattached, and Derrick Moss from the West Side B.C.
The next two preliminary rounds will be held in Euclid on April 10 and 11, with the finals in the North Hall at Cleveland Browns Stadium on April 18. Tickets are $20 and $30. Call 216-662-7445.
Saturday's card
Open Division: (132) Anthony Walls (unattached) vs. Derrick Moss (West Side B.C.).
Novice Division: (141) Chaz Roberson (Kings Gym) vs. Anthony Rinella (unattached); DeAngelo Cunningham (unattached) vs. Keziah Sims (unattached); Von Hunter (CMHA/Lonnie Burten) vs. Diego Avila (Rock Hard Cash); (152) Matt Brown (Terminator B.C.) vs. Jamie Colon (Freddie's B.C.).
Sub-Novice division: (152) Kevin Keglovic (unattached) vs. Noah Klembara (unattached); Jose Torres (Freddie's) vs. Eric Watkins (West Side); (165) Kipp Latten (unattached) vs. David Taylor III (Glenville Recreation); Alex Vereschchagin (Empire B.C.) vs. Ernest Switzer (CMHA/Lonnie Burten).


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Denessens celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
NAHMA – Nick Denessen and the former Betty Kruse will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary Jan. 24.
The Denessen's were united in marriage at the Ladd Air Force Base Chapel in Fairbanks, Alaska, Jan. 24, 1953. Standing in the for couple were Earl and Rita Harmon, both friends of the couple.
Nick retired from P&H in 1983. He also owned an electrical business. He currently serves on the Board of Alger Delta Co-op and is a member of the Elks Club, Nahma Boat Club, and Big Bay Snowmobile Club.
Betty retired from State Bank of Escanaba in 1995 after 25 years of service. She is currently serving as the treasurer of Nahma Township.
As a couple, they are both members of Nahma Historical Society, Rapid River Senior Center, and Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP).
The Denessen's are the parents of six children, Nick Jr. and Diane Denessen of Missoula, Mont., Vicki of Oconto, Wis., Micki of Knoxville, Md., Rick of Jacksonport, Wis., Sherri of Punta Gorda, Fla., and Terry and Chris of Kelsa, Wash. They also have six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.


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On Monday, September 10, 2012, Einstein hosted the MTA Metro North Railroad and New York City Department of City Planning (DCP) as they held a town hall meeting for the local Bronx community to present plans for a proposed expansion of the MTA's Metro-North commuter train service, including a stop bordering the College of Medicine's Morris Park neighborhood. In all, four new stops are in the plans, with Co-op City, Parkchester and Hunt's Point rounding out the other locations.
Dr. Allen M. Spiegel, Einstein's Marilyn and Stanley M. Katz Dean, welcomed more than 80 members of the local community who attended the meeting in the LeFrak Auditorium after viewing renderings of the proposed stations and related community developments, which were on display in the lobby of the Price Center/Block Research Pavilion. He then introduced the leadership of Metro North and DCP who each made presentations detailing the proposals currently under consideration.
"Having these stops added to the current Metro-North New Haven line would open up new opportunities for residents of the Bronx, many of whom make the reverse commute to Westchester and Connecticut but lack easy access to the existing commuter lines," said Robert MacLagger, vice president for planning at the MTA, presenting the agency's proposal. "Since we will be using existing track, the main expense will be constructing the four train stations to provide the expanded service for rail commuters." An additional benefit of these stops, he noted, is that Bronx residents will be able to reach Manhattan in 25 minutes, a trip that now takes most more than an hour.
A federal environmental assessment is currently underway to determine the viability of the plans, which would use the train tracks where Amtrak's Regional and Acela trains run from Penn Station and connect with the New Haven Line in New Rochelle. As a result, users of the New Haven line would be able to access Penn Station in conjunction with the opening of Long Island Railroad East Side Access service to Grand Central Terminal.
"The train station and related developments planned for Morris Park would be situated along Bassett Road, directly across from the intersection at Eastchester Road and Morris Park Avenue, said Mike Heller, associate director of community and government relations. "In addition to introducing direct rail service to Morris Park from communities in Westchester and Connecticut, and from Morris Park to suburban employment centers in eastern Westchester and Connecticut, the expanded rail service will support development projects in the Bronx." These include the Marriott Hotel at the Hutchinson Metro Center (now under construction), a new mall with a Macy's in Co-op City and a proposed Woodbury Commons-like complex where the Whitestone Cinemas currently is.
Following the presentations, members of the community were invited to ask questions and share feedback. To share your opinions, e-mail Todd DiScala at firstname.lastname@example.com, or call 212-499-4490.
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Jesus, this is hard to watch. Father Times been cruel to this guy. Looks disinterested, holding, looks afraid of this stiff hes fighting.
Lightweight division is wide open for Juan Diaz to rule for a while here. Would love to see him fight David Diaz, who beat Erik Morales this summer.


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First, a little backstory behind this recipe…My husband and I were married in 1997. The following year we moved to England. My husband was in the Navy and that was to be our new duty station. I was only 22 years old at the time and I was ecstatic about living in another country but I was also a little scared about moving so far away from all of our friends and family. We were to be there for 3 years and that meant I was also going to have to find a job there and learn to drive on the wrong side left side of the road.
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- 2 pounds yukon gold potatoes about 6 medium
- 1 ½ cups mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon white vinegar
- 1 tablespoon yellow mustard
- 3-4 tablespoons chicken broth
- 1 teaspoon salt
- ¼ teaspoon pepper
- 2 stalks of celery finely chopped
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 4 hard boiled eggs chopped
Peel and dice potatoes into cubes.
Place potatoes into a large pot of water.
Boil for about 20 minutes (or until fork tender).
Take care not to overcook your potatoes – you don't want them overly mushy.
Mix mayonnaise, vinegar, mustard, chicken stock and salt and pepper in a large bowl.
Add potatoes, celery, onion and stir gently.
Stir in eggs.
Cover and refrigerate at least 4 hours to blend flavors and chill.
Recipe Notes
Potatoes love to soak up all the mayonnaise, so if you noticed your salad is just a little dry when you are ready to serve, just add a little more mayonnaise and chicken stock and it will restore the creaminess of your potato salad.
How do you make the perfect hard boiled egg? Put eggs in a medium pot. Cover with cool water. Place on burner over high heat. Bring to a boil then take pot off of heat and cover with lid. Set timer for 15 minutes. Dump water out of pot and rinse with cool water. You will have perfectly hard boiled eggs and no green rings!


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Troopers charge 16-year-old from North Collins
- NORTH COLLINS – On Thursday, Amy Kaminski, 16, of High Street in North Collins was charged with second-degree assault and second-degree harassment.
Reportedly, Kaminski was involved in a dispute with her boyfriend at her home. The dispute escalated when she struck him several times in the face. As her boyfriend attempted to get something off the couch, she allegedly grabbed a steak knife and continued to argue, and then slashed him across the left forearm. Reportedly, she jumped onto his back, striking and poking him. He threw her off and left the residence.
The male was taken to Lake Shore Hospital, where he was treated and released.
Kaminski was processed at the state police barracks in Collins and released to a family member. She returned to North Collins Court that night.
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office
CARROLL – On Saturday at about 3 a.m., Adam G. Sutton, 24, of Frewsburg was charged with driving while intoxicated, blood alcohol content of .08 percent or greater, and failure to keep right.
According to the sheriff's patrol, they observed a southbound vehicle on Water Street. Sutton drove the vehicle over the yellow center lines and fully into the opposite travel lane. Following an investigation, the charges were made.
Sutton was released with appearance tickets. He is scheduled to answer the charges in the Town of Carroll Court at a later date.
HANOVER – On Sunday at about 1 a.m., deputies charged Starlene Schindler, 32, of Railroad Avenue in Irving with driving while intoxicated, aggravated driving while intoxicated with a blood alcohol content of .18 or higher, failure to keep right, failure to maintain lane, and consumption of alcohol in a motor vehicle.
Deputies stopped her vehicle on Routes 5 and 20 for traffic violations. Schindler was taken into custody and charged. She was remanded to the Chautauqua County Jail and will appear in the Town of Hanover Court at a later date.
POMFRET – On Sunday, at about 3 a.m., deputies charged Dynell Scott, 23, of Newark, N.Y., with driving while intoxicated, blood alcohol content of .08 percent or greater, driving without headlights, insufficient tires, moving from lane unsafely, unlicensed operation, and unlawful possession of marijuana.
Sheriff's patrol reportedly observed a northbound vehicle on Bennett Road operating without headlights. The deputies turned around and observed the vehicle was throwing sparks from the passenger side of the car.
The deputies stopped the vehicle and reportedly as it pulled over, Scott drove over the curb and onto the sidewalk continuing for several hundred feet. According to the deputies, Scott's vehicle did not have a tire on the front passenger side and he was driving on the steel rim. They determined Scott was unlicensed and intoxicated.
He was later released and is scheduled to appear in the Town of Pomfret Court.


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iHerb Customer Reviews
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Capra versus Meyenberg
Posted by Reviewer2694374 on Jul 04, 2011
Mt Capra Instant Goat Milk Powder - Very White & Very Fine Powder ( Looks more like a protein powder ) - ZERO Goaty Aroma, NO Milk Aroma. ( This gives me a bad impression ) - BAD mixability ( A shaker is the only way to prevent clumps ) - BLAND TASTING ( Whole family said it tasted like dry cardboard ) - ZERO goat milk taste. ZERO goat milk aroma. ZERO milk aroma - POOR mouthfeel for an instant milk powder. NOT CREAMY at all. - Advantage : Suitable for those who cannot tolerate goaty smell in milk. Only 1 gram Cholesterol. ZERO folic acid. - FEELS LIKE DRINKING A REGULAR NON FLAVORED, PROTEIN POWDER MIXED WITH WATER. NOT SPECTACULAR AT ALL. Meyenberg Instant Goat Milk Powder - Yellow Powder. Not as finely textured as Mt.Capra's Instant Goat Milk. - Gives an obvious goaty aroma and milky aroma - BAD mixability ( shaker is necessary to avoid clumps ) - GOOD for those wants and enjoys a goaty aroma in their milk - NOT CREAMY as advertised. - POOR mouthfeel Conclusion: Both companies could not get the formulation right. So here is my secret to getting it right. Buy a can of Meyenberg and buy one can Mt. Capra MINERAL WHEY. Mix both cans into a larger empty jar. Shake well to make sure both powder mix together well. This is the secret combination that gives us consumers a wonderful, creamy and golden caramel tasting powdered goats milk.
Mt. Capra powdered goat milk
Posted by Reviewer1324578 on Mar 06, 2009
This powdered goat milk tastes as good or maybe a little better than Meyenberg's powdered milk. I can still tell the difference between this and regular whole goat milk, but it's really close. The mixing directions on this product are incorrect in my opinion. It takes 50% more than they state to make good milk, but it's OK, because the container has enough in it to mix it that way and still get 16 servings as stated on the label. I think it's just a misprint on the label. Also, the label states to mix with warm water. The fat doesn't break up well unless very very warm water is used (cold water does not work well at all!). Overall, this is a good product, and I'll buy it again. iHerb has the best price!
Instead of Dead Cow Milk, Here's How I Make Cold Goat Milk On-Demand for My Cereal
Posted by Reviewer1404671 on Aug 10, 2010
I wanted something other than dead cow milk. Raw milk is 'alive' and healthy, but it is only available to the few, for now. I have rice, oat, and almond 'milk'. But I was looking for making milk on-demand for my cereal and consume something that was much healthier than the 'standard' 'milk' products, and yet have stored at room temperature. Powdered Milk. My search led me to Goat Milk. To this site (iHerb). It's my first try at this. Ok, it takes a some getting used to, which I am now as the weeks have passed. Here's how I make my Mt Capra Goat Milk, on-demand, for my cereal: 2 level Tablespoons of Mt Capra Powdered Goat Milk. Add a tiny bit of water - stir until a smooth mix. Somewhat thick. Otherwise, it's much harder to have it properly mixed if all 8oz of water is added at once or adding the powder to the 8oz of water. Now, (if water is at room temperature) add 3-to-5 ice cubes and the rest of the water for 8oz total. Stir until ice melts. Oh, I need to sweetened it up a bit. I add 3 liquid drops of NSI Stevia. If you have a 'weaker' type Stevia, it'll take more drops. (Or use raw cane sugar, raw honey, etc.) I use a Pyrex Measuring Cup (2-cup size) to mix. Cold Goat Milk for my cereal! Or just drink it! -Pj
Here's my verdict.
Posted by jayzou on Apr 07, 2012
I've tried this goat milk and Meyenberg Goat Milk, and both have their pro's and con's. Mt. Capra goat milk has been my first taste of any goat milk, but when I tried Meyenberg' Goat Milk it actually tasted pretty good. Mt. Capra has more of a bland taste, almost non-existent. While the taste barely registers, and the creaminess is there. Meyenberg Goat Milk has the creaminess AND the taste, but the quality might not be as high as Mt. Capra's. In the end, I do what another reviewer states: MIX BOTH Mt. Capra and Meyenberg goat milk together, (especially if you are making kefir) and enjoy!!
Excellent product
Posted by Reviewer2084487 on Jul 02, 2010
My grandson has a series of allergies and cows milk which he loves also adds to his allergies. Goats milk in Australia, Melbourne any way is expensive . Capra powdered goats milk is a wonderful alternative and one that is affordable. He drinks it happily. Have purchased the product twice and will continue to . Melbourne Australia
Meyenberg vs Mt Capra
Posted by Reviewer1637065 on Aug 07, 2013
Bought both Meyenberg whole powdered goat milk as well as Mt Capra so I think others will be curious to know the difference between these two as I was :) Mt Capra: Bland and thin, rather tasteless. I use my own infant milk formula scoop for both brands so the quantity is consistent. I have to mix in more milk powder for this brand. Its texture is very fine and powdery, like baby milk powder. Mixes very easily in a baby bottle. I do not like the container, its too tall! You need a long spoon to get to the bottom without getting milk powder all over your hands. The powder also sticks to the sides of the container. My older child does not like this milk. I have to combine this with fresh milk for her to accept it. Meyenberg: Creamy and rich with good aroma. Taste is very close to fresh goat milk but still has a slight powdered milk taste. The powder is thicker and darker yellow. It is very hard to mix and I have to shake it very well to get it to completely dissolve. I prefer the taste of Meyenberg but Mt Capra mixes better. Even though Capra works out to be slightly cheaper, I will stick to Meyenberg in the future.
Very Good!
Posted by MarieMR on Nov 10, 2013
This powdered goats milk is very easy to mix and depending on how much you use is very very creamy and the taste is so good. I especially like the fact that it is hormone. preservative and pesticide free with no artificial colours or flavours. Will buy again from iherb as their service is always good and fast. Great to see that Iherb carry some wonderful products at great prices.
Posted by Reviewer2204608 on Oct 11, 2009
Tastes excellent, mixes well but you must use warm water, and an all around great product from Mt. Capra. I will definitely be using this as my main milk product at home.
Mt. Capra Goat's Milk
Posted by Reviewer2288284 on Feb 16, 2009
Excellent product. Love it! The goaty flavor is only slight, and it makes up rich and creamy.
Great Product
Posted by Reviewer3071613 on Jan 08, 2008
We have tried many other goat milk products but I have not like any of them until we found this. Me and my son and daughter all get congested when we drink regular cows milk so instead we drink this. We used it as a substitute to baby formula when our kids got old enough. We now put it in our cereal. Tastes great and iHerb has the best price anywhere!


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Baseball Lands League-High Seven on All-IIAC Team
Baseball Lands League-High Seven on All-IIAC Team
Beavers tie for the league-high with seven all-conference players.
Despite a tough ending to the season, the Buena Vista baseball team still has plenty to smile about after tying for a league-high seven players on this year's Iowa Conference Baseball Team announced today by the league office. Regular season champion Wartburg College also had seven players recognized.
Four of those seven players for BVU were voted by the league coaches to the All-IIAC First Team which also tied the Knights for the highest total by any of the eight conference schools. The final three landed spots on the Second Team.
Junior righthander Jon Ringblom (Omaha, Neb./Millard North) was one of four starting pitchers named to the First Team list. He tied for second among all IIAC pitchers in wins during conference play with four (4-1) and ended the conference slate with the fourth-best ERA at 2.21. In 36.2 innings of work, he struck out 36 and issued only 12 walks. This is the first time Ringblom has earned such honors.
Ringblom was joined on the team by freshman catcher Brandon Wessels (Palmer, Iowa/Manson Northwest Webster), junior second baseman Weston Foxx (Elkhorn, Neb./Elkhorn) and junior outfielder Nick Schlecht (Omaha, Neb./Skutt). All three are also receiving the honors for the first time.
Wessels, who also spent significant time in the outfield, was one of the team and the league's top hitters throughout the year and was one of only two freshman on either team. He ended his first season as the IIAC leader in hits (43) and was fourth in total bases (53). His .391 average over the 28-game conference schedule was the third-highest among all IIAC players. Foxx was the team's primary lead-off hitter during the year. He hit .279 in IIAC play with six doubles and 15 runs scored, while also drawing 10 walks. In addition to his offensive production, he was one of the top defensive players around the infield, committing only three errors in nearly 130 total chances. Schlecht provided a great deal of speed to the team both offensively and defensively. He hit .312, while starting 26 of the 28 league contests, and tallied four doubles, two triples, walked 10 times and scored 20 runs. He also stole seven bases.
Senior Ryan Scheetz (Omaha, Neb./Millard North), junior Joe Paletta (Omaha, Neb./Millard South) and sophomore Jesse Munsterman (St. Peter, Minn./St. Peter) all represent the Beavers on the Second Team. Scheetz and Paletta earn accolades for the second time in their careers with Munsterman earning the recognition for the first time.
Scheetz, also a Second Team member in 2012, earned a spot on the as the team's designated hitter. In 25 conference games, he posted four doubles and 11 RBI, while also scoring eight times. He struck out just four times and drew 10 walks. Paletta, who was a First Team selection as a freshman, was also near the conference in several offensive categories in 2013. He was eighth in average (.364), 10th in slugging (.475), fifth in on-base percentage (.453), tied for seventh in hits (37), was sixth in RBI (19), tied for the lead in doubles (9) and was seventh in total bases (47). Munsterman transitioned from the outfield to take over the starting reins as the team's shortstop this season. He ended the year hitting .346 in 28 conference starts, posting six doubles, one triple, 12 RBI and 14 runs scored.
All seven of the players were key components to a BVU team that went 23-17 during the regular season, including a 15-13 IIAC mark, to earn the third-seed into the postseason tournament. Overall, BVU ended the year ranked atop the conference in team ERA, third in batting average and second in fielding percentage.
It's the third time in the last four years that BVU has landed at least seven players on the All-IIAC Team. It had a school-record eight during its regular season championship run in 2010 and had seven a year later as it advanced into the DIII College World Series.
Wartburg College's Ryan Doty was named the IIAC Pitcher of the Year, while Coe College's Nick Stein was named IIAC Position Player of the Year. Joel Holst (Wartburg) was named IIAC Coach of the Year.


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Okay, let's have it run through the coming Thursday (Feb. 4), which is my weekend and also the "start of spring" day on lunar calendar
Gifts (samples of this tea and 2 relevant teas) will go to the first 3 good answers (or closest answers)
Leaf photo is added in the 20th post on 2nd page.
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Ok I will take some wet leaves photos later today. But overall Iet's not be too logical and mainly use your guestimation
About gifts, how about small amount of a few relevant teas to the first 3 people who hit the specific tea name? Let's be as specific as possible. You can change your answers before the end of the game. Everyone can take 3 guesses (because this tea is tricky ). If there are more than 3 answers from one person I will take the first 3 answers.
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I am here to entertain you guys again
I will set up a poll for you to guess where the tea is from (which is extremely easy for many of you). But meantime, use your wild imagination and guess what this tea is, be as specific as possible about the varietal. Keep in mind that it's not possible to use logical judgment with just these photos. So this is a guessing game! (and remember I meant to make it tricky)
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LITTLE ROCK - Attorney General Dustin McDaniel announced today that Arkansas consumers will share in a national settlement of nearly $70 million to resolve claims that three of the nation's largest book publishers conspired to fix the prices of electronic books, or e-books.
Book publishers Hachette Book Group, HarperCollins Publishers LLC and Simon & Schuster Inc. entered into an agreement with McDaniel and attorneys general from 53 other jurisdictions to settle allegations that the publishers engaged in price fixing and eliminated retail-price competition, causing consumers to pay artificially high prices for e-books.
"Consumers across the country paid millions more than they should have for e-books from these publishers," McDaniel said. "With this settlement, Arkansas consumers harmed by the publishers' schemes can receive restitution. This legal action sends a message to companies that collude to fix prices that their actions will not be tolerated."
The settlement stems from a two-year investigation into the three publishers, as well as nonsettling publishers Macmillan and Penguin.
Consumers who purchased e-books from the publishers during the period from April 1, 2010, to May 21, 2012, may be eligible for restitution. Arkansas consumers' share of today's national settlement with Hachette, HarperCollins and Simon & Schuster will be approximately $471,000.
In addition to consumer restitution, the three settling publishers have agreed to terminate existing agreements with retailers that constrained the retailers' ability to offer consumer discounts or promotions on the sale of e-books.
The settlement agreement also precludes the publishers from further conspiring or sharing competitively sensitive information with their competitors for the next five years.
Attorney General McDaniel and other attorneys general are continuing their litigation against the nonsettling publishers and Apple in a separate lawsuit based upon the same investigation. A trial date with Macmillan, Penguin and Apple is set for early June 2013.


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Can you believe it's Spring already? Easter is approaching fast and so is one of the most anticipated and widely celebrated religious holiday seasons for Mexicans after the New Year. For most residents, celebrations of Easter in Mexico is a combination of Semana Santa, Holy Week, which lasts from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday, and Easter week or Semana de Pascua, which lasts from Resurrection Sunday until the following Saturday. During these two weeks schools have holidays and many people go on their Spring vacations. And while I love vacations, I am always impressed by the traditions and celebrations that follow a holiday in Mexico.
Traditional Easter celebrations in Mexico don't include the Easter bunny, Easter eggs or even hunt. Instead, they are a fusion of Christian rituals and native indigenous traditions. Back in the days of colonization, as a part of their effort to convert native peoples to Christianity, the Christian missionaries allowed indigenous people to blend their customs with Easter rites. Many of these indigenous customs still appear in passion plays today.
If you are spending Easter in Mexico, I recommend you to attend a procession or a passion play, where you will see the story of Christ interwoven with traditional Aztec dances and other elements. And if you are in Ixtapa Zihuatanejo or Guerrero state during Easter, I recommend you to visit Petatlán, a small neighbor town, which holds a popular annual fair to celebrate Easter Week.
There are many other Easter traditions and celebrations in Mexico, but too many to describe them all in this post! When you visit Capella Ixtapa, my colleagues and I will be happy to share more of the traditions with you, and you will be able to experience a taste of Easter gastronomic traditions through the special Easter menu prepared by our chefs.
I wish you happy Easter celebrations, and look forward to sharing them with you at Capella Ixtapa. And remember – like all holidays in Mexico, Easter is much more than just a religious holiday. It is also a festive occasion when people get together to socialize and celebrate.
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Dan West, industrial designer, worked with Chuck Saylor and Tod Babick to create izzydesign's inaugural Clara Furniture Collection in 2001. Now principal designer at Haworth, West has more 18 years of industry experience including his work at Steelcase and izzydesign. He holds patents on the "boogie board" AKP, "one touch" overhead storage system, new officing concepts, and ancillary powered supports. He has designed and developed many award winning and patented products. Tod Babick, industrial designer, worked with Chuck Saylor and Dan West to create izzydesign's inaugural Clara Furniture Collection in 2001. Now principal at Plow Design, Babick has served as design director, strategy director and staff designer for studios in Michigan and Rhode Island. His recognitions include ID Magazine, Best of NeoCon, Time Magazine Ten Best Products of the Year and International Design Resource Awards Competition; his work is included in the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design. Chuck Saylor, founder of izzy+, has more than 21 patents and three decades of furniture industry experience, including senior management positions in marketing, design and sales with Haworth, Inc. and Knoll. Saylor partnered with designers West and Babick to create the inaugural Clara Furniture Collection for izzydesign. In 1976, Saylor, Dick Haworth and Harold Wilson led the design and development of the first pre-wired steel panel system in the office furniture industry. His work currently is being shown at New York's Museum of Modern Art.
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by 4thQtrGlory » Mon Feb 16, 2009 10:28 pm
by waborat » Tue Feb 17, 2009 10:35 am
by Erie Warrior » Tue Feb 17, 2009 1:45 pm
by fundamentals » Wed Feb 18, 2009 8:31 am
by 4thQtrGlory » Wed Feb 18, 2009 9:57 am
fundamentals wrote:Not sure this constitutes a recipe, but I tried this last night in making garlic bread. I bought a loaf of Italian bread, sliced it in half. I then took a stick of butter and melted it in a saucepan, added some Good Seasons mixture and brushed it onto the bread, topped with shredded mozzarella cheese. It was pretty good, highly recommend to others to try.
by jfiling » Wed Feb 18, 2009 12:18 pm
Erie Warrior wrote:Get a crock pot. You can cook anything in them, and your dinner is done by the time you get home from work.
by Erie Warrior » Wed Feb 18, 2009 6:21 pm
jfiling wrote:The crock pot is the greatest cooking tool ever. My wife and I both working during the day, and the slow cooker is the only way I can have a good, hot dinner. Chicken breasts cook surprisingly well in there, but my favorite will always be beef or pork roast, cooked all day on low and then shredded in bbq sauce.
by waborat » Thu Feb 19, 2009 9:36 am
by Bayou Tribe » Thu Feb 19, 2009 10:48 am
by Larvell Blanks » Thu Feb 19, 2009 10:58 am
Bayou Tribe wrote:Not sure how often or available fresh oysters are for you guys, but we made these this weekend at a Mardi Gras parade and they were demolished in record time....Char Broiled Oysters1 Stick Butter1 pinch of Kosher Salt1 tsp Ground Black Pepper1 Tbsp Minced Garlic1 pinch of CayenneLemon JuiceMelt butter in sauce pan and whisk in the above mentioned ingredients.Shuck a dozen oysters, leaving them on the half shell. Heat grill as hot as you can get it. Place the oysters on the hottest spot and let them cook in their own juices just until they start to bubble and the edges curl (a couple minutes, tops). Drown them in sauce, enough to fill up the shell. When the sauce starts to boil sprinkle each oyster completely with romano cheese or comparable substitute of your liking. Let the oysters go until the cheese starts to brown lightly. Garnish with minced Parsley. Grab a cold beer some garlic bread and enjoy
by Bayou Tribe » Thu Feb 19, 2009 11:24 am
Can you bake a King Cake, Bayou?
by Larvell Blanks » Thu Feb 19, 2009 11:50 am
Bayou Tribe wrote:Can you bake a King Cake, Bayou?I've tried once and it was not what I would call a success. Came out more like a huge cinammon roll. There are way too many local bakeries that do it way too well for me to try that again. Where you buy your king cake from is almost like establishing yourself in a particular street gang. People down here, for some reason or another, have a sick loyalty to their bakery of choice when it comes to king cakes.
by Erie Warrior » Thu Feb 19, 2009 11:52 am
by idoctribefan » Thu Feb 19, 2009 1:54 pm
by jfiling » Sun Mar 01, 2009 3:35 pm
by jfiling » Sat Apr 25, 2009 3:04 pm
jfiling wrote:I can't remember if I posted this crock pot recipe before, but it makes killer chicken.Cook 3-4 slices of bacon, cut in half, in a cast iron skillet. Dump the bacon and drippings into the crock.Thaw 1 lb chicken breasts, add to crock.Mix 1 cup ranch dressing with 1/4 cup soy sauce, dump over chicken.Let all of that sit in the crock overnight in the refrigerator.Wake up, put the crock in the pot and cook on low for 5-8 hours. Serve with rice, noodles, or if you used thin-sliced chicken breasts, on sandwiches.
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Sorry Macca, but I will be eating turkey on Thanksgiving and it will be delicious!
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I respect the views of vegetarians but grow weary when they don't respect the dietary preferences of others. McCartney represents the worst kind of vegetarian; he's no better than a religious fanatic at times.