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Last week we saw the Patriots offense run at full speed, executing 89 plays in a 31-21 victory over the Denver Broncos. This week, don't expect to see more of the same. They're headed to CenturyLink Field in Seattle, notoriously one of the loudest places to play. The key to winning this week will be for the offense to stay focused and get the crowd out of this game early. Here are my offensive keys to the game.
1. Keep the Balance on Offense The Patriots have the top ranked offense in the National Football League. The key to their success has been combining Tom Brady's arm with a run game we haven't seen since the days of Corey Dillon. Stevan Ridley has been outstanding and is ranked in the top five among running backs in the league. He's averaging 4.8 yards per carry and in addition to him, the Patriots have also seen promising things from Brandon Bolden. This week my fellow PatsFans.com blogger Steve Balestrieri wrote a piece about this offensive balance and how important it is to continued success. Brandon Lloyd and Wes Welker need to keep doing their job to make sure the offense keeps running in top form.
Tom Brady can't let the crowd in Seattle affect his play.(FILE:USPresswire)
2. Tom Brady Needs to Get Loud When Brady enters the Seahawks' house it will be crucial for him to get loud so his offensive unit can hear him. We learned this week the Patriots offense has simplified things by using one word play calls. We know Brady is capable and often changes the play at the line and he'll have to be extra aware of his volume this Sunday. In the same regard the offensive line will have to adjust and keep their ears focused on the sound of their quarterback's voice. Hopefully they can handle the increased background noise and all stay on the same page. Seattle is one of three cities Brady has never played in so hopefully he sat down with Deion Branch this week to learn the ins and outs of the stadium.
Offensive Line Needs to Protect While they were better last week, the offensive line still has work to do when it comes to protecting Brady. In the past two weeks they've allowed him to be sacked five times for a combined loss of 23 yards. Seattle has the third ranked defense and is fifth in the league with 16 sacks so far this season. With a loud crowd it will be important for the line to protect Brady. Nate Solder and Ryan Wendell will need to hold strong and give Brady ample time to find his receivers. We can't afford to have him ducking and dodging phantom Seahawks as we've seen him do in other games this season.
An interesting stat to note is both the Patriots and the Seahawks have forced nine fumbles this season, leading the league. However, the Patriots have recovered eight of those fumbles whereas the Seahawks have only recovered four. With these offensive keys the Patriots defense will need to keep playing their way to compete with a strong and physical Seattle team. Staying focused and not letting the crowd control the game will be the way the Patriots win on Sunday.
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The opposition and Congress party leaders are protesting against Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy after his speech in Srikakulam District as part of Indiramma Baata. CM rather talking about the Andhra Pradesh, his concern over other states like Orissa and Chattisgarh shocked all.
"If Polavaram project is finished, not only to Andhra but we can give drinking water to Orissa and Chattisgarh too", addressed CM during his visit to Amaudalavalasa, Srikakulam. He also accused that Naidu is doing 'BC Japam' which no one is ready to believe. However, Telugu Desam Party (TDP) has given a strong dose of response to CM's comments.
'Already AP is suffering a lot due to drinking water problem. Rather thinking about our own problem, this inexperienced CM is talking about other states and their benefits. Ruling Congress should feel ashamed of this', says TDP leaders. "Why is CM silent on Polavaram tenders but talking about the outcomes of project a lot", they added.
Kiran is trying to fool the voters in the name of Indiramma Baata and other welfare schemes. On the other hand, Chandra Babu Naidu is wooing the same vote banks with BC cards. As per the Political analysts, none of these two plans are helping state people.

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Ah, life in the fast train of modern society. Two men will appear in a Canadian court to discuss their plans of blowing up a passenger train using materials supplied by al-Qaeda. Chiheb Esseghaier and Raed Jaser were planing to derail a Via Rail passenger train in Toronto. The men claim to have received information and plans from "al Qaida elements located in Iran." Naturally, Iranian authorities denied any such people in their nation and have no knowledge of these two men. As far as Iran is concerned, "the same (al-Qaida) current is killing people in Syria while enjoying Canadian support."
Frankly, the Iranian comment makes sense. Al-Qaida in Syria is attempting to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad whose closest ally is Iran. Why would Iran assist al-Qaida in their own country when they are fighting this group in Syria? Of course, there is always the possibility that "your enemy is my enemy" which would allow Iran to support a group they hate because that group wants to hurt an Iranian foe. Ah, the complicated devious world of the Middle East–and Canada?


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|Patriots Look Poised For Another Super Bowl Run
|Bruins Trade For Drew Stafford
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|Inconsistency Will Continue For Bruins Unless A Change Is Made
With the sixth week done, we saw plenty of shakeups. Buffalo and Detroit dropped their games, while the Bucs, Giants and Patriots all took over their divisions. The Eagles stopped their slide, while the Rams, Colts and Dolphins are the remaining winless teams. Only the Packers remain perfect. At this stage, only the 49ers have a lead greater than 1.0 games in their division. Plenty's going on right now, so let's look at what would happen if the playoffs started as of Tuesday, October 18:
What more can be said about the Packers? They held St. Louis to a field goal and showed once again why they're the team to beat this year.
If there were any doubts about the 49ers, let them be erased now. San Fran slowed down Detroit's high octane offense and found a way around their massive D-line. No wonder Jim Schwartz was so mad. San Francisco so far is far better than anyone expected, even me.
Tampa Bay just won this match-up on Sunday, 26-20. Tampa has shown their ability to play with the best; they just haven't had much experience in one-and-done scenarios. The Saints' playoff expertise will need to be utilized completely if they want to win on the road in this one.
The Giants showed great moxie in winning a very entertaining game against Buffalo. In such a close game, home-field advantage can really help. Buffalo was finally held without a pick, but Detroit doesn't need to rely on that with their ferocious defense. With Detroit's loss hard-fought and New York's collapse against Seattle, look for Detroit to overwhelm the G-men in this one.
Once again, Tom Brady showed why he's the one quarterback you want for your two-minute drill. New England can never be counted out, coming back to beat Dallas in a thriller. The defense still gives up plenty of opportunities, but with interceptions always a threat, even early turnovers from Brady himself won't be a death sentence.
Baltimore challenging for the division has become one of few constants in football. This time, they held back Matt Schaub and the Houston offense, expected to win the AFC South with Peyton Manning incapacitated. Baltimore is very good even on the road, so when they're this high up in the seeding, they're a force to be reckoned with.
San Diego was off for Week 6, as opposed to Buffalo's tough loss to the Giants. True, Buffalo has much less playoff (and winning) experience than San Diego, but San Diego is a very big passing team. And we've seen what Buffalo can do against them (just ask Tom Brady and Michael Vick). If Buffalo can keep their interception machine well-oiled, they have a very good chance of pulling off the major upset.
Cincinnati pulled off a good win over Indianapolis (like that's hard to do) while Tennessee only needed to remain idle to lead the division. Both teams are doing very well this season; both new quarterbacks are leading the charges. This is actually one of the closer games of the opening round; one errant pass could very well mean the difference. Of course, home-field advantage never hurt either. But it's still very, very close.
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Thanks for the heads up from Lewis for this one.
I link it for two reasons.
One, for awareness of this going on. There are church groups actively teaching their daughters learned helplessness and false guilt and shame all under the guise of "Christianity". They are also covering for sex offenders in their churches.
The second reason is to raise awareness that there ARE groups out there wanting to combat this deep evil among fundamentalist groups.
Knowing the evil exists is heart rending.
Knowing individual and groups are rising up to combat the evil gives cause for some hope in the face of so much evil.
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The Coptic Orthodox Church is the largest indigenous Church in the entire Middle East. It also is based in the most populous Arab country in the world. All of this to say, this man will make decisions that have repercussions far beyond his country and Church. May God bless him and guide him!
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"I saw him locking up his bike outside the Film Forum about a month ago. Just engrossed in conversation with a friend walking happily down the street, with no one bothering him. He had a big smile on his face and had a hearty laugh." —Lisa Wilkie
"Often saw him at Bar Pitti, Da Silvano, and getting take-out at Piccolo Angolo. He was a neighbor, a true Villager." —Richelle Lyndon
"As any true Villager knows, when it's 4 a.m. and you are trashed, you go to the Waverly Diner. And on just such a night myself and three friends did just that. Once seated in a booth, I realized that Phillip Seymour Hoffman was at the booth behind us. I leaned into my inebriated friends and slyly and quietly said, "GUYS THAT'S PHILLIP SEYMOUR HOFFMAN" to which one of our companions said "WHO?" We shushed our foolish pal up and ate our greasy spoon cuisine. The merriment continued unabated in what was surely a loud and drunken fashion and soon we forgot our Academy Award winning neighbor was even there. Mr. Hoffman got up to leave, put on his coat and turned to our table and just stood there and stared us down. Thinking our waiter had come back to the table we all turned and met his intense gaze. We all lost our celebrity staring contest within seconds and burst out laughing. He held his stern position at the head of the table, flung his scarf round his neck, and exited. Thanks Phillip for putting up with a bunch of drunk fools and leaving us with that memory." —Garth Schilling
"I didn't know him personally but I have friends who did. He felt like a neighbor, a fellow parent and New Yorker and lover of the city and the arts. And he was so incredibly talented. One of the several times we crossed paths in person was at BAM Harvey in 2012, he was a couple rows behind me clearly LOVING watching Simon Callow "Being Shakespeare." Such a terrible loss for everyone but especially his family." —Holley Atkinson
"I remember seeing him on Washington St. in the West Village a few years ago. He had on a big parka and seemed engrossed in whatever was on his headphones. He could have been a million other people." —Loren McMahon
"Saw him at Strand Books." —Max Doumanian
"I went to see "A View from 151st Street" and sat swinging my foot while conversing before the performance. Hoffman came out and just about face planted on my spastic leg. He caught himself, smiled, and went on to talk about the show (he was the artistic director). I, on the other hand, was mortified. But that's what made him such a great character actor-he had this awkwardness about himself that I admired. He was with us and accessible and real. I think about that when I stumble, trip and have moments of humility." —Teriscovkya Smith
"Saw him in 'Death of a Salesman,' it was an unforgettable, brilliant performance that will always haunt me but now for all the wrong reasons." —Siobhan Taaffe
"Philip Seymour Hoffman lived near the station, so I have three stories about him. 1) I saw him walking his daughter to school one morning. He was looking sleepy and wearing sweatpants, and you couldn't blame him. It was really early, 2) Another day, a bit later in the morning, he sat at the table next to mine at Once Upon a Tart for a brief meeting, and 3) I nearly creamed him and Ethan Hawke while wheeling a vibraphone for Soundcheck down WNYC's old Centre Street hallway. They were waiting to go on the Lopate show, and I had to be like, "Comin' through Mr. Hoffman! Excuse me Mr. Hawke! Gangway!" like an on-screen stagehand in a 1930s screwball comedy. Today is not the first time I've recalled these passing, fleeting moments with a giant -- they're three of my favorite moments from my life in this city. You were the best." —Joel Meyer, WNYC's Soundcheck
"Quintessential New Yorker, just everything we love about this place — his creativity and his amazing ability to portray the human condition. It's absolutely tragic. Even someone with that extradorary achievement grapples with the demon of substance abuse. We have to keep surfacing this reality in our society and getting people help." —Mayor Bill de Blasio on The Brian Lehrer Show


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SMALLWORLD Winter Weekend in Gstaad, hosted by Patrick Liotard-Vogt and Sabine Heller, from December 13-15, 2013, at the iconic Gstaad Palace Hotel. Kicking off the holiday season, the annual gala welcomed over 200 notable guests from around the world, including Freida Pinto, Sadie Frost, Kangana Ranaut, Elodie Bouchez, Thomas Bangalter (Daft Punk), Tali Lennox (Daughter of Annie Lennox), Michael Avedon, Hannah Bronfman, Teresa Missoni, among several others.
The weekend was open to ASW's global membership and festivities included a charity gala on Saturday evening, where ASW raised approximately 200,000 USD for the ASMALLWORLD Foundation charity partner Plan International – for which their Ambassador Freida Pinto was on-site to accept.


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Huge blazes still burned 18 hours after the lighting the night sky. thought it was the end of the said 64-year-old Minoru Taka- whose house fell down around him in outside Kobe. Japan's second-largest city and across the bay from and Kyoto were also heavily damaged. With train and ferry service knocked out and die main expressway between Kobe and Osaka badly mam- moth traffic jams built up for miles outside Kobe. TV footage showed un- almost unmoving lines of car headlights with the surrounding area in darkness because of the power black- out. In the ancient The Capital of home to many of Japan's cultural several priceless statues and temple buildings were reported damaged. Kyo- to is 50 miles east of Kobe. The with a preliminary magnitude of was the most violent to strike a densely populated area of Japan since when a quake killed more than people in the northwest cityofFukui. have been earthquakes as strong as this but not in a metropo- litan said quake expert Masavu- ki a professor at Yokohama City By national police said people were known missing and injured. The toll was expected to rise as communications were re- stored. Nearly buildings were Tokyo escaped unscathed. The quake was barely felt in the 280 miles to the but people'gathered around TV screens in train stations and depart- ment awed at the scenes of destruction. The shaking lasted about 20 seconds and snapped vital lifelines to western cutting train service including the high-speed and knocking out power and telephone ser- A house Is In flames as residents In Kobe push a car from the area. fered significant damage. The temblor shut down the nation's second-largest stock market. 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Jan 7, 2014 at 7:51 pm #1311879
Dennis ParkBPL Member
@dparkLocale: San Francisco Bay Area
I'm moving away from freeze dried foods and making the huge jump to Pasta Sides (I know. Hold me back, right!). Can this stuff be cooked by adding boiling water and placing into a cozy or does it really have to be cooked over flame for 7 minutes? I ask as I am dreading the burnt crust that inevitably awaits me when cooking with titanium on a flame.
If it can be cooked in a cozy, I imagine I have to decrease the required water. Thoughts?
Thanks.Jan 7, 2014 at 8:50 pm #2061426
Sarah KirkconnellBPL Member
@sarbarLocale: In the shadow of Mt. Rainier
It can….but I you can do better ;-) It does tend to be watery unless you cut the water back. You could though bring the liquid to a boil in your pot, add the dry, return to a boil, then cover and take off the heat, shoved into a pot cozy. The Pasta Sides work better this way than if you FBC them.
PS: On the other hand, precooked and dehydrated pasta works great FBC style!Mar 4, 2014 at 9:19 am #2079312
Nathan WernetteBPL Member
@werne1nmLocale: Michigan
on our recent backpacking trip we brought both pasta sides and dehydrated food. Needless to say we stuck with they dehydrated food most of the trip.
Why pasta sides?
In our experience it was a hassle to clean up, wasted more fuel cooking them, and didn't taste as good.
NathanMar 4, 2014 at 1:48 pm #2079415
robert van puttenMember
@bawanaLocale: Planet Bob
I can't stand freeze dried foods anymore. Last time I tried to subsist on Mountain House for five days I wound up with no energy at all by the end of the trip.
So my wife and I have been evolving our backpacking diet away from that stuff. We save plenty of money this way, have much more energy but yes, our food bag may be marginally heavier.
We've experimented with various couscous and couscous/polenta mixes with some success, and recently we discovered this stuff –
Bear creek make soup, rice and pasta mixes. The rice stuff seems to pack the most calories.
It was on sale at a local supermarket so we got a bunch. I mostly select 'em based upon cooking time and calorie amount.
Finally, we'd found a packaged food that came in sufficient quantity to satisfy two hungry hikers!
We start by drying some sort of meat over our wood stove. This is store bought chicken breasts but we also dry fish and venison –
The meat is broken up into small bits and bagged. Don't dry it too much! It wants to be like a soft jerky.
In camp, I throw the meat, Bear Creek mix and water in a pot and heat it over my trusty Trangia stove. I don't bother to bring it to a boil, just good and hot.
But what I do is take the food off the stove, put my smaller pot on with a quart of water and two tea bags in it, set that on the stove and put the food pot on top with the fry pan / lid on top of everything.
The tea also need not boil, just heat up to 180 degrees or so. Since the tea bags were added with the cold water the brew is strong and ready to drink.
That is Bear Creek creamy potato soup that I've added a bunch of home dried fish to.
The pot holds 1.75 liters, so that is a ton of food. I think I used the amount of water recommended, but as you can see the result is thick enough to stand a spoon up in.
Package says "Serves eight", but my wife and I ate the whole thing, just.
I know that most UL hikers would never consider taking a second pot much less a full Trangia setup, but I find stacking the pots to be a great way to finish cooking the meal while making a pot of tea or coffee.
So anyway, in direct response to your original question ( finally! ) I'd recoemd adding the rice/pasta/soup mix to the cold water, then heat it over the stove, then remove it and place it in the cozy.
My experience indicates that it will cook much faster this way.
Why waste the time it takes to boil the water when the food could be rehydrating/warming/cooking all the while? And the food need not be brought to a full boil.
– And if you have a second pot that fits under the first, you can even make a pot of tea with the food perched on top, sharing the warmth. You'll get piping hot food and tea at the same time!Mar 4, 2014 at 2:16 pm #2079422
Bob GrossMember
@b-g-2-2Locale: Silicon Valley
I guess you know that just about every kind of freeze-dried food is low in calories since fat doesn't freeze-dry very well.
I found out a long time ago that I could fix up most kinds of freeze-dried food by adding a dollop of fat, either butter, margarine, or olive oil. Also, just pouring boiling water over it might work, but then simmering it a bit helps.
–B.G.–Mar 4, 2014 at 2:40 pm #2079435
Sarah KirkconnellBPL Member
@sarbarLocale: In the shadow of Mt. Rainier
Yep…ANY freeze-dried or dehydrated meal is helped by a good glug of olive oil, or a nut/seed butter or coconut oil. Makes the tummy a lot happier as well….Mar 4, 2014 at 2:48 pm #2079441
robert van puttenMember
@bawanaLocale: Planet Bob
Oh yes, adding stuff and actually cooking it a bit certainly does help dehydrated foods!
If we do use it at all these days we'll add cheese, bits of sausage, diced tomatoes and so forth, even peanut butter ( don't laugh!).
And since I've adopted an alcohol stove I've become a total convert to the add-the-food-to-the-cold-water-then-heat school of cooking, even with dehydrated stuff like Mountain House.
Then while it is heating we root through the food bag for this and that, cut stuff up and throw in while it is heating.
It almost tastes like real food then…
Back when I always used a white gas stove we'd blast water to a boil, pour it into the Mountain House bag and wait like everyone else. And I never did like packing out the messy bags!
Then I got an alcohol stove and there was no way in heck I was gonna wait ten minutes to boil the water, pour it into a bag, then wait another ten minutes! There had to be a better way, and there is. Now I have a pot of hot food in ten minutes total time, and with my "double boiler" method I get a quart of tea and 1-1/2 quarts of food in not much more time.Mar 4, 2014 at 3:36 pm #2079456
Nathan WernetteBPL Member
@werne1nmLocale: Michigan
FBC is intriguing. I am admittedly new to backpacking in general (away from the supported trips like philmont) My wife and I went to pictured rocks for 5 days and mountain house treated us well. but we did supplement the trip with jerky and cheese. and some trail mix.
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I carry in church and no one knows. The LDS church in Utah does not allow weapons in there churches. So don't ask don't tell.
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I carry in church and no one knows. The LDS church in Utah does not allow weapons in there churches. So don't ask don't tell.
Concealed means exactly that, nobody knows. Always
I carry at church all the time. We have a loosely organized group of 'sheepdogs' that include LEO's, ex-military, and concerned guys like me that just don't want to be sheep. The pastor is aware we're there, and glad to see us strategically positioned.
it's sad though that we have to pack in church...for most, it's the safest environment that can be in.
I am a Board member at our church and I am in charge of our security team. Our Pastor was very much in favor of CC in the church when I approached him. He informed our insurance carrier we were going to have armed securuty and I was asked to rewrite our security plan. It was voted on and adopted by our full Board. Our church actually paid for some advanced training for another Deacon and I. The congregation knows that I am in charge of security but it is not public knowledge outside of the staff, Board and security team that anyone is carrying.
It is not legal to carry any firearm into a Church or on Church property in Utah. I dont attend Church anyway so makes no difference to me. The following was taken from the BCI website:
The following churches have notified BCI of their intent to prohibit firearms on their premises.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
All "houses of worship" in Utah
I carry at church (even though it's only been twice since I just got my permit) and my wife doesn't even know.
We can't carry inside a church in our state. Oh well, maybe that's something I can pray for to get changed. I really wish they would change our law on this.
I am in the middle of getting it oked by my church to carry. Hopefully soon I will be.
Yes, carry. No, I've not mentioned it nor sought anyone's approval.
I sat next to my pastor in my ccw class held at my church. :image035: Four deacons attended as well.
I carry at church 100% of the time with the blessing of the staff. We have an armed first responders team made up of staff, members and leo's that attend in case of a psycho shooter type scenario.
I am the Pastor and I carry every time. VA law says their must be good reason. I Pastor a store-front church, I think that's good reason.
God Bless
Funny story from last night, the Wife and I are sitting in the Wed. night lesson and she leans over to share her Bible with me and bumped my pistol by accident. After that she nudged it and grinned at me, then went on to start underlining the passage we were discussing.
I carry in church and in SC you have to have the permission from someone is charge. My brother is the pastor so there was no problem. There are several people who carry in the church.


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Just got back from the San Diego Comic-Con. I picked up some sweet books and prints. The coolist thing I did there was to attend Dr. Sketchy. Its figure drawing in a bar!!! The models were awesome, the DJ was great and the atmosphere was inspiring. Wish we had one here in LA. These sketches were done on a tiny 3x5 sketchbook with a brush pen.
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Situated in Dizy, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Moet et Chandon, Perrier Jouet, and Champagne Georges Cartier. Castellane and Champagne De Castellane are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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A restaurant, a bar/lounge, and meeting rooms are available at this hotel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include express check-in.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Total number of rooms - 48
- Number of floors - 3
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Black hand guards (consisting of plastic cup, aluminium bracket and model-specific mounting) for installation without any need for modifications, for instance to the plastic parts – thus allowing quick and easy assembly on the original handlebars.
Sturdy 1-point attachment for installation flexibility and maximum freedom of movement.
Inside via the handlebar clamp, therefore suitable for 22-mm handlebars.
Outisde in the handlebar ends with M6 or M8 threads.
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TORONTO – If money is the way to really keep score in professional sports, Kevin Pillar is on the cusp of a hellacious comeback.
As a 22-year-old college junior playing Division II baseball, Pillar was an afterthought the Blue Jays didn't see fit to draft until the 32nd round in 2011.
The organization was so indifferent to having him they offered Pillar a princely $1,000 signing bonus that was more of a courtesy than an incentive. After taxes and expenses, he was left with almost enough to buy an iPhone.
"I had to ask my Mom for some money to buy the rest," he said.
In contrast, many of the players Pillar was sharing the diamond with Wednesday night in his major league debut were bonus babies, millionaires before they ever took the field as professionals.
Toronto Blue Jays catcher J.P. Arencibia received a $1.7-million signing bonus as the 21st-overall pick in 2007, enough, he says, to buy the house his mother lives in now.
Brett Lawrie was the No. 16 pick in the 2008 draft and pocketed $1.7-million from the Milwaukee Brewers. Some of it he's saved, but not before he bought himself a house in Arizona and his first car, a 2008 Infiniti G35, which he quickly flipped for a Land Rover and then a Mercedes.
What do you say to a new teammate who was judged worth a fraction of what you were able to command to sign a minor league contract?
"Sorry, I guess," Lawrie said, jokingly. "What can you say? But it just shows that it doesn't matter where you start, you can make it. Everyone starts on different levels. Now he'll be making the good cheques like the rest of us."
How many MLB paydays Pillar eventually sees will depend on how quickly he can adapt to life in the American League East, but based on how he's made the transition to every level of professional baseball since he cashed that meager signing bonus, Pillar could be in Toronto for a while.
He's rocketed through the Blue Jays' minor league system at a rate any first rounder could only wish for, getting to the bigs faster than either Arencibia or Lawrie did, for example.
In four stops over three seasons, all he's ever done is hit, accumulating a a batting average of .321 with an OPS of .832.
It's the kind of production any organization can't ignore, regardless of how unlikely the source and it earned him a call-up from triple-A Buffalo Wednesday and a start in left field against the Boston Red Sox, where he went hitless in four at-bats, though he did line out twice.
"We got him wrong, just because if he has a chance to get to the big leagues, you don't wait for the 30th round to select him," general manager Alex Anthopoulos said to reporters after announcing the roster move.
Proving people wrong is the ember that burns at Pillar's core.
He had a D-II record 54-game hitting streak as a junior at Cal State Dominguez Hills where he finished his junior year as the school's all-time leading hitter, with a .367 average. But he's never gotten over being drafted in the 32nd round, and sounds like he never wants to. He wears a bracelet on his wrist with the word 'compete' on it.
The reminder seems unnecessary.
"Being drafted in the 32nd round after what I thought was a successful college career - even thought it was at the Division II level - there's definitely a chip on my shoulder to prove that they got it wrong at the draft; that there's an imperfection in the draft system with the way scouts value players and the way they discredit things guys do at smaller schools," Pillar said.
"So going in I was a little bit upset and I carried that chip on my shoulder. I wasn't given anything and I had to earn the respect of my teammates and the coaching staff's."
It's an unusual story, but not unheard of in baseball.
Whereas the NBA only has a two-round entry draft and the NHL and NFL each have seven rounds, baseball is an outlier, extending dreams to 1,200 players over 40 rounds each summer.
Most of those taken in the later rounds are merely fodder to fill out the rosters of baseball's extended minor league system, but some players defy the odds; take the opportunity to develop as professionals and force their way into the big leagues. Starting alongside Pillar in left field Wednesday night was Rajai Davis in centre, himself a 38th-round pick.
"It's a whole different paradigm in baseball; the pool of players is so large it's impossible to evaluate all of them properly. There aren't enough eyes, you can't track them, there are so many games, and guys just get missed," said Jays pitcher R.A. Dickey, a first-round pick with a late rounder's story after spending parts of 14 seasons in the minors.
"And in baseball some guys just improve, they constantly improve and so a 32nd rounder who takes the opportunity to play professionally very seriously can improve exponentially if they're around the right people and coaches and all of a sudden they figure something out and they're in the big leagues."
Pillar is the first of the Blue Jays' 2011 draft class to make it to the major leagues and his first at-bat completed a full day of 'wow' moments.
"It started with the car service picking me up from Buffalo," he said. "… and then pulling up to the stadium is another 'wow' moment and walking in the locker room and not really knowing what to expect… and then the biggest [wow] is when in you're in the dugout and finally look at the field. It's a lot bigger than it looks on TV."
He's wrong. The biggest wow is that he's made it this far, defying an entire industry's collective baseball wisdom. Based on his draft position a view of a major league ballpark from field level was one Pillar was never supposed to get. If it was, he'd have been paid a lot more than $1,000 to put his name on a contract just three summers ago.
He may have started behind in the game, but he's made up ground fast. Based on his history, Pillar won't be so cheap to sign next time around.