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Thanks to swapper Melissa Pocek, I had the good fortune to tag along on a tour of America's Test Kitchen in Brookline earlier this week. Assistant editor Jill Fisher took us behind the scenes to see how chefs at ATK perfect their recipes and even taste-teste a few treats!
Research starts in ATK's cookbook library, which contains over 4,000 cookbooks organized by region, diet, and style of cooking. Chefs apply the "5 recipe test" in which they find five recipes encompassing a broad range of flavors for a single dish and invite editors to try each sample and determine what works and what doesn't in each recipe. Then chefs tweak every variable possible (cooking time, resting time, type of leavening agent, etc) to find the most foolproof recipe.
Jill also told us that ATK chefs only use pots, pans, and other tools that would be available to home cooks, never industrial-sized kitchenware. They also taste test ingredients to determine which broths, milks, beans, and other items work best for cooking. (Interestingly, Charles Shaw is one of ATK's cooking wines of choice, even outperforming pricer bottles.)
Most magazine recipes are planned six months ahead of time, so that means that ATK chefs grill in the alley behind the office even during wintertime! On the day we visited, chefs were perfecting recipes for almond cake and gluten-free chocolate chip and sugar cookies. We tasted the cookies and four different variations on the almond cake (pictured above). Meanwhile, a group of chefs (pictured below) clustered around the counter discussing the cakes' density, stature, and the ratio of almond paste to sugar.
I get creative when making salads or granola, but I tend to closely follow recipes for baked goods, because messing with ratios can result in muffins or cookies that are too dry, too sweet, or too moist. Watching the ATK chefs in action gave me a deeper appreciation for the amount of time and research that goes into creating those recipes to begin with.
After the tour, we walked over to Cutty's, since Jill told us the sandwich shop is a favorite of the ATK staff. Cutty's has a giant chalkboard listing where all the ingredients come from (cheese from Cabot, flour from King Arthur, chocolate from Taza), so we could see why they love Cutty's. I also spotted this sign.
Even as a vegetarian, I was kind of intrigued. Can someone explain to me how pork fat is used in clubbing?
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Tour of America's Test Kitchen in Brookline
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Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Gastronomic Adventure in Vermont's North Country
|Shepard Farm in Putney, VT
If you've been following this blog for a while, you might remember a post from last January 2012 where we described a day trip Tara and I took to Vermont to explore its dairies. We were so enchanted by that 12-hour trip that we vowed to return with enough time to fully experience the New England farm life. That vow brought us to the mountains of Northern Vermont for a week (this past October) to taste cheeses, wines, maple products, apple products, and anything else we could eat. The trip cemented Vermont's status in my mind as the best rural vacation spot in New England because, as most food swappers can surely relate, the locale with the best food wins!
Our Vermont adventures started before we even arrived at the resort when we stopped at the Ben and Jerry's factory for a scoop. On our last trip, we remembered a tiny shopping center down the street with wine, chocolate, and cheese, so we stopped there too. Between the first shopping center and the resort, we discovered the Cold Hollow Cider Mill store (complete with yet ANOTHER wine tasting on the property) where we could watch cider pressing and buy cider jugs, donuts, fudge, and hot dogs! So, on one road in Waterbury, Vermont (Waterbury-Stowe Rd for those of you who won't get to the end of the sentence before your GPS is programmed) we found an ice cream factory, two wine tastings, cider heaven, a Lake Champlain Chocolate store and a Cabot cheese shop! We even heard that the Green Mountain Coffee Company is on a different street within a mile or two from this delicious strip although we didn't make it this time. Therefore, we renamed Waterbury, VT "Mecca" because it is the holy land for your mouth.
Throughout the week, we visited a number of actual farms across the state. In January, we only made it to the Fat Toad Farm after dark when we couldn't take a tour so it was our top priority this time around. This time, we got to meet the goats as well as their cows, pigs, chickens, and dogs! We also witnessed the humans making epic goat's milk caramel. The team at the farm had the stroke of pure genius to add bourbon and salt to their caramel to make a seasonal treat that is mind bending. We did, however, learn that their incredible chevre is no longer in production. Thankfully, we bought several tubs from the final batch!
The most beautiful farm, hands down, was in Shelburn. The Shelburn Farm is actually a gilded age-era agricultural estate turned non-profit farm education center. Besides the horses and sheep, here you can also see Olmstead designed landscapes, architecturally breathtaking farm buildings, and the Lake Champlain shoreline.
Being true urbanites, we needed a few quick breaks from the rural mountain air. To get our city on, we enjoyed a dinner at the Farmhouse Tap & Grill in Burlington and even sampled poutine north of the border in Montreal. At Montreal Poutine, our adorable French-speaking waiter noted that this was our poutine "baptism" and asked if our happiness was big! The highlight of the Canadian leg of the trip was waiting for the French speaking maple syrup pitchman at Les Délices de l'érable to do the English version and realizing from a single sentence that he was a native Bostonian! Here, we learned to make "maple on snow" and bought syrup mixed with rum!
The final leg of our edible pilgrimage led us on a two hour "hunting" expedition at the King Arthur Flour baker's store. If you like to bake (and really, who among us doesn't?) King Arthur is essentially a giant toy store. Not only did I leave with a bucket full of cool tools (literally, a bucket full – I bought a multi-gallon food-grade bucket!), but I also left with a fat list of Christmas ideas for my family and myself. In fact, I think their multi-tiered cooling rack is the must-have accessory for every cookie swapper this holiday season.
So despite GPS giving us the choice of plunging down a ravine or driving over a wooded dirt pile, driving for hours to get to a closed farm, and a little hurricane you may have heard of, our bellies were happy. And a happy belly makes for a memorable vacation.
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Thursday, May 9, 2013
It's Almost Time! Boston-Area Farmer's Markets Opening Soon
We're chomping at the bit (of veg) waiting for our favorite farmers' markets to open. To celebrate, we've updated our 2011 list of Boston-Area farmers' markets by day of the week (or check out this cool map tool):
• Harvard Square Farmers' Market, 1 Bennett St/Charles Hotel, 10am-3pm, Opens 5/20
• SoWa Farmers' Market, Thayer Street off Harrison Ave, 10am-4pm, Opened 5/6
• City Hall Plaza Farmers' Market, 1 City Hall Plaza/Government Center, 11am-6pm, Opens 5/20
• Central Square Farmers' Market, Norfolk St at Bishop Allen Dr, Noon-6pm, Opens 5/20
• South Boston Farmers' Market, 446 W Broadway, Noon-6pm, Opens 5/13
• Copley Square Farmers' Market, Boylston Street & Dartmouth Street, 11am-6pm, Opens 5/14
• South Station Farmers' Market, Summer Street & Atlantic Ave, 11:30am-6:30pm, Opens 5/21
• Dorchester House Farmers' Market, 1353 Dorchester Ave, 11:30am-1:30pm, Opens 6/25
• Jamaica Plain Farmers' Market, 677 Centre Street, Noon-5pm, Opens 6/12
• Harvard University Farmers' Market, Oxford Street & Kirkland Street, Noon-6pm, Opens 6/19
• Grove Hall Farmers' Market, 461 Blue Hill Ave, 3-7pm, Opens 7/10
• Roxbury/Dudley Farmers' Market, Dudley Town Common, 3-7pm, Opens in June
• Arlington Farmers' Market, Russell Common, 2-6:30pm, Opens 6/13
• City Hall Plaza Farmers' Market, 1 City Hall Plaza/Government Center, 11am-6pm, Opens 5/20
• Cambridge Center Farmers' Market, Broadway at Main Street, 11am-6pm, Opens 5/15
• Davis Square Farmers' Market, Day St & Herbert Street, Noon-6pm, Opens 5/22
• Charlestown Farmers' Market, Austin Street & Main Street, 2-7pm, Opens 7/4
• Northeastern Farmers' Market, Ruggles MBTA stop, 11am-5pm, Opened 5/1
• Kendall Square Farmers' Market, 500 Kendall Street, 11am-2pm, Opens 5/31
• Prudential Center Farmers' Market, 800 Boylston Street, 11am-6pm, Opens 5/16
• Medford Farmers' Market, Behind City Hall, 3-7pm, Opens 6/6
• South Station Farmers' Market, Summer Street & Atlantic Ave, 11:30am-6:30pm, Opens 5/21
• JP/Loring-Greenough Farmers' Market, 12 South St, Noon-dusk, Opens 6/6
• Codman Square Farmers' Market, 367 Washington Street, 1-6pm, Opens 6/20
• Coolidge Corner Farmers' Market, Beacon Street & Centre Street, 1:30pm-dusk, Opens 6/14
• Dorchester-Bowdoin Farmers' Market, 230 Bowdoin Street, 2:30-6:30pm, Opens 6/20
• East Boston Farmers' Market, Bennington St & Meridian St, 3-7pm, Opens 7/5
• Mission Hill Farmers' Market, Huntington Ave & Tremont Street, 11am-6pm, Opens in June
• Roxbury/Dudley Farmers' Market, Dudley Town Common, 3-7pm, Opens in June
• Mystic Market Farmers' Market, 530 Mystic Ave, 11am-4pm, Opens in June
• Copley Square Farmers' Market, Boylston Street & Dartmouth Street, 11am-6pm, Opens 5/14
• Boston Medical Center Farmers' Market, 840 Harrison Ave, 11:30am-2:30pm, Opens 6/14
• Harvard Square Farmers' Market, 1 Bennett St/Charles Hotel, Noon-6pm, Opens 5/25
• Allston Farmers' Market, North Harvard Street & Western Ave, 3-7pm, Opens 6/14
• Dorchester-Ashmont Farmers' Market, 1943 Dorchester Ave, 3-7pm, Opens 7/6
• Chelsea Farmers' Market, 500 Broadway, 9am-1pm, Opens in July
• Fields Corner Farmers' Market, Dorchester Ave & Park Street, 9am-Noon, Opens in July
• Everett Farmers' Market, 410 Broadway, 9am-1pm
• Union Square Farmers' Market, Washington Street & Prospect St, 9am-1pm, Opens 6/1
• Cambridgeport Farmers' Market, Magazine Street & Memorial Drive, 10am-2pm, Opens in June
• Mystic Market Farmers' Market, 530 Mystic Ave, 11am-4pm, Opens in June
• Frederick Douglas Square Farmers' Market, Tremont Street & Hammond Street, 11am-5pm
• Jamaica Plain Farmers' Market, 677 Centre Street, Noon-3pm, Opens 6/12
• Allston Village Farmers' Market, 500 Cambridge Street, 11am-3pm, Opens 5/18
• Roslindale Village Farmers' Market, Adams Park, 9am-1pm, Opens 6/1
• Egleston Farmers' Market, 45 Brookside Ave, Jamaica Plain, 10am-2pm, Opens 6/1
What is your favorite farmers' market?
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Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Dear Boston Globe, "Veggie-Induced Stress" Is Why We Swap!
|WENDY MAEDA/GLOBE STAFF via Boston globe
Your article in the Lifestyle section this morning, "Farm-share programs, and angst, on the rise," is something we know all too well. At the Boston Food Swap, we believe it's important to support local farms, and we choose to by raising funds, shopping farmers markets, and joining CSAs (and not just veggie — Lyn and I even split a grain share).
Yes, CSAs are a commitment, and can sometimes be too much of a good thing if you're unprepared for the volume. But it doesn't have to be another thing to worry about. There are ways to keep your sanity and kitchen stocked.
As single people, we split shares amongst friends (Lyn and I just also signed up for Red Fire Farm's veggie and fruit shares), or use Boston Organics for a more manageable, delivered-to-your-door ease.
But the biggest way we reduce this veggie-induced stress you speak of is by holding our monthly food swaps. When it's July and you have more zucchini than you could eat in a lifetime, pickle it, grate it into patties, bake it into bread, or just plain bring it whole and raw, and swap it for something else. Like jam, or sourdough, or eggs, or cookies. Yes, your zucchini can get you cookies. We promise, someone will want it.
We want everyone to enjoy local produce, even if you sometimes get sick of it (spoiler: even we do). So come check out a swap. Our next one is on May 19. We hope to see you there!
The Boston Food Swap
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Bank Andara is the first wholesale bank for microfinance institutions – rural banks and cooperatives – in Indonesia. The bank wants to be the foremost partner for the microfinance sector in Indonesia and reach a large group of people who currently have no, or only limited, access to financial services. The bank wants to generate further growth in the coming years and offer a number of new, innovative services to microfinance institutions, such as micro-insurance, transfers and remittances. Hivos-Triodos Fund is one of the founding shareholders in Bank Andra. With this investment Hivos-Triodos Fund actively supports the microfinance sector in Indonesia by focussing on the microfinance institutions that are already there and servicing them.

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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HARMONY-3134?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Gregory Shimansky resolved HARMONY-3134. ---------------------------------------- Resolution: Fixed Attached test works in the same way as on RI now. Patch applied at 509222. Please check that the patch is applied as expected. > [drlvm][classloader] Different condition of checks for system and user classloader > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: HARMONY-3134 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HARMONY-3134 > Project: Harmony > Issue Type: Bug > Components: DRLVM > Reporter: Vera Volynets > Assigned To: Gregory Shimansky > Priority: Minor > Attachments: consider-Xverify_20060219.patch, method.class, method.java, test_method.java > > > Java specification apply restrictions on field and method names. > I've noticed that if class is loaded by system Classloader this checks are optional and are on in case -Xverify option in command line is set. > And if class is loaded by user class, this checks are mandatory. > Our machine makes field and method name checks only if -Xverify flag is set, so there is no accordance with RI. > This is valid for classfile version 45 and 49. > I've attached patch with test and class with spoiled method name. > To run this test: > ./java.exe test_method method -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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FACE-IT vs AVOID-IT (if you suspect your child is using)
By Melissa Ford
Over the past year, I've attended events, forums, Q&A's and Parent Cafes discussing our children's substance abuse problems in Oak Park/River Forest. I'm astounded by the number of caring, committed people actively involved in educating parents and kids about the effects of alcohol, drugs and tobacco AND encouraging parents to start talking to their children about substance use.
When I was raising my kids, there were no forums or Parent Cafes educating parents about the importance of preventative measures to protect their kids. I knew it was important to talk - but I really didn't know what to say other than, "Don't do drugs," "Drinking is for adults not children," and for my teens behind the wheel, "Please, please do not drink and drive - EVER!"
My main method of prevention was keeping my fingers crossed and praying - not a good parenting plan since it didn't involve education or communication. I was fortunate; my kids got past those teenage years unscathed, but I handled the education/prevention piece poorly.
Yes, I avoided it rather than faced it! But, you don't have to . . .
If you know your child is using drugs, tobacco and/or alcohol or you suspect s/he is - then FACE-IT by contacting the Oak Park Township Youth Services to inquire about FACE-IT (Families Acting Collaboratively to Educate and Involve Teens), an educational program for adults and their kids (ages 12 - 18). Bert Patania, Intervention Team Supervisor and FACE-IT Administrator, says, "This is an educational program, NOT counseling. We provide basic prevention, early intervention work. Don't wait until your child has severe addictions or referred by the courts, contact us before the problem gets worse."
Instead of worrying, wondering, ignoring and avoiding - you and your child can receive education and support. Staff will facilitate conversations between you and your child as well as group interactions within a confidential setting. This program makes a difference because it involves parents not just kids.
A parent's participation is key because you can not guide your child to avoid alcohol, tobacco and other drugs unless you are fully informed and active in your child's life. FACE-IT isn't about "fixing your kid;" it's about learning along side your child so you'll both be empowered!
FACE-IT provides family members, youth and parents/caregivers with the following support:
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Posted: May 17th, 2011 5:56 PM
FACE-IT is the first program that includes the family in the discussion and the solution to drug/alcohol use and abuse. Young people continue to need guidance and everyone benefits from the life skills that are practiced in the sessions. Kudos to the community for implementing FACE-IT!
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Posted: May 17th, 2011 9:21 AM
FACE-IT is just what Oak Park and River Forest needs! So often parents suspect their child is using, but don't know where to turn. This program is an excellent way to intervene early and avoid larger problems down the road. Thanks to Oak Park Township Youth Service for bringing this to our communities!
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Snow's visit was his only official visit thus far and he said it was a great experience. " I liked everything about it from the campus, coaches, the atmosphere of the game, the way they (Purdue) played, academics - everything. I didn't think I'd like it as much as I did."
It was clear to Snow that the young linebacking corps of the Boilermakers would be an intriguing place to play and thought their effort against Notre Dame was exceptional." I think the linebackers played well (Saturday vs Notre Dame) and their young too, but I think I could make an impact." said Snow. He went on to add that two schools are making the strongest push for him at this point. " Purdue and West Virginia is showing the most interest thus far and I'll probably will make an official visit to the Mountaineers. They both have needs for a linebacker like me."
Snow is the son of a Garland Rivers, who played for Michigan and his uncle is Percy Snow, Who played for the Michigan State. The legacy link to football in the Big House is there, but at this point everyone in his family has encouraged him to go where he feels it will work best for him.
The timetable for a decision is not expected to be a hurried one, as Jewone will continue weighing his options and researching the many schools on his list. Said Snow, " I don't know if I'll make 5 offficial visits, but then I'll probably make a decision after football season. Indiana told me I could play alot as a freshman when I talked to them."
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 22, 2004, New Braunfels, Texas AT A GLANCE I What: New Braunfels Independent School District school board meeting I Whan: 5:30 p.m. Monday I Where: The Education Center Board Room, 430 W. Mill St. Lack of decent ag facility worries NBISD By Leigh Jones Staff Writer Wading through knee-deep weeds, New Braunfels High School Agriculture Teacher Ronnie Wunderlich surveyed the school's borrowed hog facility. A lot of work needs to be done before it is ready to house any of this year's agriculture projects. Worse than the dilapidation is Wunderlich's concern that the property, which is for sale, might not be available for too much longer. The agriculture program will go on, but it will be harder for students who do not have large animal facilities at home to participate. "We are running out of urban land, so we need a facility where kids can store their animals and know they are secure," Wunderlich said. In April, Comal County offered the district a place to build a new vocational agriculture facility. Part of the 20-acre property, See AO FACILITY. Page 7A Report: Area's water supply adequate for next 50 years By Ron Malovtoy Staff Writer Comal County commissioners Thursday were briefed on progress toward the second rendition of the plan to meet this region's water needs for the next 50 years. While population — and water use — projections have increased in the South Central Texas Regional Water Planning Group's "Region L Plan," officials with the San Anto nio River Authority and Guadalupe-Bianco River Authority told commissioners the projects now planned for this region will meet its projected water needs through 2060. The second edition of the Region L Plan must be completed next year to be merged in 2006 with plans from 16 other Texas regions into a statewide water plan. Steve Raabe of the San Antonio River Authority and Bill West of GBRA outlined the impacts of drought and this area's projected water needs at Thursday's meeting. At a future court, they will update commissioners on water projects including the Western Canyon pipeline project now under construction and the Lower Guadalupe pipeline project to return send Guadalupe and Blanco river water to San Antonio to augment Edwards Aquifer water. The 1995-96 drought, Raabe said, cost Texas $6 billion. "A drought such as the 1950s drought of record could cost between $25 and $40 billion," Raabe said. The SCTRWPG's latest projections say Region L will need 785,000 acre-feet per year—70,000 more than the 715,000 projected in 2001. An acre-foot of water is 325,851 See WATI* Page 7A NB council sets second hearing on annexation City to incorporate more land in Ocotber By Scott Mahon Staff Writer New Braunfels City Council members will hold Monday night the second of three required readings before the city annexes 3371 acres Oct. ll. The areas scheduled for annexation include 1,904 acres near the municipal airport, 184 acres north of Conrads Lane, 176 acres on FM 306 north of Bretzke Lane and 617 acres between FM 1101 and the municipal airport. The tracts near the municipal airport have been controversial for years, as landowners have fought against annexation claiming their farming heritage would be jeopardized by city regulations and zoning. In other action Monday, council will: ■ Vote on the final reading of ordinances to adopt the city's 2005 budget and tax rate. The proposed tax rate of 44.83 cents per $100 valuation includes 12.8 cents for debt and is almost 8 cents more than the 2004 rate of 37.11 cents. The general fund budget includes a 3 percent salary increase for city employees, $300,000 for more firefighters and an 8 percent rate increase for sanitation services; ■ Approve the second reading of an ordinance to designate specific size of solid waste containers; ■ Discuss and consider terminating the current appraisal process for the Comal County Fairgrounds; and ■ Consider an interlocal agreement with NBISD concerning payments for a fiber-optics system. AT A GLANCE ■ What: New Braunfels City Council ■ Whan: 5 p m. Monday ■ Where: Municipal Building, 424 S Casten Ave. Photos by DAVID tNOAAM/Herald-Zeitung (Above) Former Baltimore Colts starting wide receiver and Spring Branch resident Eddie Hinton participates in the team penning qualifier Saturday morning at the Comal County Sheriff's Posse Rodeo. (Right) Hinton s partner, Dave Kaufmann, runs the calves in the rodeo arena off the 1-35 frontage road. 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I believe I answered a question from your boyfriend about him being blackmailed for more alimony in lieu of suing you for alienation of affection. You both need to hire attorneys in the areas of concern. Your LLC can be sued, as anyone can file a lawsuit against whomever they choose. It does not mean it will be successful, and I am not able to figure how they LLC could be held liable for an act it did not commit. But, if the soon to be ex-wife obtains a judgment against you, she may be able to go after the LLC depending on the laws in NC. It is unlikely she will sue due to the cost of a lawsuit and I understand she is in Arizona, not NC. On the other hand, the saying about a woman scorned comes to mind. You should consult with a local attorney to review your LLC status and be prepared for any lawsuit. Best of luck.
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Generally the answer is no. Businesses are legally separate from their owners. The LLC did not do anything wrong and was not involved in the actions that may lead to an alienation of affections law suit. It should not be involved in any law suit against you.
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Tyler Clippard isn't in trouble, and Davey Johnson isn't going anywhere. The hectic last week at Nationals Park forced General Manager Mike Rizzo to clarify both topics today.
Rizzo spoke with Clippard today about the critical comments Clippard made last night after the Nationals optioned his friend, reliever Drew Storen, to Class AAA, including Clippard's belief the Nationals had handled Storen "very poorly" and should not have replaced him as closer this offseason. Rizzo didn't approve the message, but he actually appreciated the candor from the one of the longest-tenured Nationals.
"We've got an open-door policy here," Rizzo said. "His opinion means a lot to me. I disagree with his assessment of the situation, but you fight to the death to let them speak their mind and say what they want. And that's what makes these guys what they are on the mound. You've got to have a certain type of attitude and makeup to pitch in the latter end of these games.
"They're a competitive bunch, and the one thing I've never shied away from is when we have a discussion, we have it man-to-man, eye-to-eye, and I certainly can take his opinion. Like I said, I don't agree with it, but I commend him for having a strong opinion on it."
Between the Nationals' 2-7 start to the second half, Johnson's protestation of Rizzo's firing of hitting coach Rick Eckstein and Clippard's brash comments, the vibe at Nationals Park has been uneasy. With that backdrop, Rizzo was asked about his relationship with Johnson.
"I think it's great," Rizzo said. "I love Davey and respect him, and I think he feels the same way."
When asked if Johnson would be the manager through the remainder of the year, Rizzo offered an unambiguous declaration.
"There is no chance that he won't be the manager until the end of the season," Rizzo said.
Rizzo chose not to address reporters last night because he had not yet spoken with Storen and was not aware of Clippard's comments. He planned to address reporters this morning, and he took questions for 15 minutes, not shying from any topic.
For his part, Johnson dismissed the controversy surrounding Clippard's comments. "That's not news," he said. Just because Clippard had made his displeasure public now doesn't mean the Nationals hadn't been dealing with the tension all year.
"I understand all of it," Johnson said. "Unfortunately, a lot of the things, that's baseball. We had four new guys in the 'pen before that. It's a different culture. We messed up the golf game. We sent two lefties out. They were easy pickings. All that change is sometimes tough for them."
Rizzo spoke at length with Storen this morning, too. Last night, Johnson, pitching coach Steve McCatty and Johnson had broken the news to him that he would be optioned. "I don't think 'receptive' is the word," McCatty said. By this morning, though, it seemed Storen was ready to talk.
"It was a very good conversation," Rizzo said. "I explained to him our rationale for it and that he's a huge part of this organization and he's going to be for a long time and just need to get him right."
Clippard voiced his opinion that the Nationals never should have taken Storen's closer role away from him away his meltdown led to a blown save in Game 5 of the NLDS. Rizzo has always said he only wanted to improve the backend of the bullpen and not punish Storen.
"When you add a player like Rafael Soriano, we felt like we were strengthening a strength," Rizzo said. "We feel that we had a shutdown back-of-the-game bullpen that would shorten the games for our starters. We felt like that would give us great depth. All the things that we talked about at the beginning of the season. There's been a lot of closers that started off as set-up guys and the case was we had three guys who had closer's experience that we felt could finish off games and we felt the back-end of the bullpen was as good as anybody's."


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NEW ORLEANS (AP) A blown layup at the end of regulation gave Central Florida the second chance it needed to pull off an unlikely run to the NCAA tournament.
Southern Mississippi guard Candace Rucker missed a potential winning putback that she immediately seemed to regret, then Emma Cannon and Chelsie Wiley helped UCF surge ahead in overtime in a 65-54 victory in the Conference USA tournament championship game Sunday.
Cannon scored 16 points and grabbed 15 rebounds, and Wiley scored 18 points for the fifth-seeded Knights (17-16), a team of sophomores and freshmen who won only two of their first 13 games, but rebounded to win their league's automatic berth to the NCAA tournament.
"We never gave up and stayed confident. We trusted in our coaching staff and ended up No. 1" in the league, Cannon said, reflecting on her team's 15-5 performance the past 20 games. "We just said we'd go all out and do whatever it took."
Wiley hit four three-pointers during regulation and a crushing pull-up jumper for a 59-53 lead with just over a minute to go in overtime, and the Knights celebrated by piling on one another at half court after the final buzzer sounded.
"I told them we went into overtime for a reason. Everything happens for a reason," UCF coach Joi Williams recalled. "Everything that happened to us this year helped to prepare us for this moment."
Amber Eugene had 14 points for third-seeded Southern Miss (20-12), which led only once briefly in the second half. Pauline Love had 13 points and 12 rebounds for USM, while Stephanie Helgeson scored 12 points, all after halftime.
Amber Kirkpatrick's jump shot gave UCF the lead to open the extra period, then Cannon added a pair of free throws to make it 56-52. Helgeson hit a free throw that got USM as close as 56-53, then Cannon added another free throw as the Knights began to pull away.
It wasn't just Rucker's missed layup that cost Southern Miss — the team also missed 12 of 25 free throws.
"Down the stretch when it counts, the misses are going to add up," Love said. "But, like coach said, it doesn't come down to just that. ... Our offensive flow was horrible today."
UCF outshot Southern Miss 42.6% (23-of-54) to 32.8% (20-of-61) and the Knights outrebounded USM 43-37, earning their third NCAA bid and first since 1999.
In the process, Cannon wound up setting a new Conference USA tournament record with 58 rebounds during UCF's four victories. Sandora Irvin of TCU set the previous mark of 47 rebounds in 2003.
"We believed that rebounding wins championships," Williams said. "Emma all season long was relentless on the boards."
UCF began the game with an 8-0 run, highlighted by Wiley's two three-pointers, and led until Helgeson scored back-to-back baskets inside, the second tying the game at 36 with 12:32 left in the second half.
Love's layup, set up by Rucker's steal and bounce-pass on a fast break, gave USM its only lead at 40-38. Wiley responded with a three from the left corner, and there were six ties after that, the last coming when Ruckers' free throws evened the score at 52 with 1:28 to go.
Neither team scored again before the second half ended, but USM missed a golden opportunity to win the game after getting a turnover on UCF's inbound pass inside the last half-minute. Love's shot during the final seconds missed, but the rebound bounced to Rucker, who was all alone underneath. Her layup attempt as the buzzer sounded bounced out, and she fell to her knees, pulling her jersey over her face while teammates sought to console her.
Any hope that she'd redeem herself in overtime vanished when she was called for a charge on a drive to the hoop, fouling out with 2:07 to go and USM trailing 57-53.
"Our effort was very good. We just didn't play with the poise that we needed," USM coach Joye Lee-McNelis said.
Rucker had led USM to victory with 15 points against Marshall in the semifinals just a day earlier, but finished with eight points on 2-of-12 shooting from the field against UCF.
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Beyoncé & Jay-Z Want to be Anywhere But Together on Tour?
Beyoncé and Jay-Z kick off their "On The Run" tour tonight in Miami, but fans hoping to see a loving couple on stage may be disappointed. Sources tell "Grazia" magazine that there has been major tension between the pair ever since Jay's fight with Bey's sister Solange.
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"They might be sharing a stage, but while on tour they'll be living practically separate lives," claimed an insider. "Tensions between them is worse than ever meaning they will be traveling between venues independently, staying in different hotel suits and even having separate entourages." Added the source, "They'll also have individual dressing rooms, so the only time they're together will be while they're performing."
And it sure sounds like the two stars would rather be anywhere other than the road. "They've both been dreading the tour. Cancelling wasn't an option, so on the surface it's going to be business as usual, they they're both struggling with trust issues after the spate of cheating allegations," said the insider. "Jay's given Beyoncé unlimited access to his texts and emails to try and keep the peace, but a lot of their communication will be through assistants."
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I'm 41 in good health except for HBP controlled/w meds.... am I a good candidate for a mommy makeover? Also, I am an officer in a state prison. How long will it be before returning to work after surgery?
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Candidate for mommy makeover?
If your blood pressure is well controlled there is no reason why you couldn't have your mommy makeover. For the kind of strenuous work that you do, unless there is light duty, I would recommend 6 weeks off, if possible.
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Mommy Makeover with high blood pressure (controlled w/meds)?
That being said, well-controlled high blood pressure should equate a minimal increased risk for the above and surgical procedures still safe and a reasonable decision. You should ensure adequate blood pressure control always, but also obtain medical clearance from your primary care physician that you are at an acceptable risk for undergoing a surgical procedure. For elective or aesthetic procedures, your surgeon may want to get you to a baseline level prior to consideration for a procedure. Discuss all of your medical comorbidities and medication with your surgeon prior and discuss these risks. Also, discuss this with your anesthesiologist as proper monitoring and medications will be watched closely. This procedure should still be very safe for you and hope for an uncomplicated course with an excellent result! Hope that this helps! Best wishes!
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High Blood Pressure and Mommy makeover
You should ensure yuo blood pressure is under control prior to undertaking any procedure. Mommy Makeovers are very safe and effective. We ensure safety through a proper physical exam, blood tests, a clearance from your primary doctor and a meetinfg with our board certified anesthesiologist. Safety should always be your forst priority. A mommy makeover is a combination od tummy tuck, in which the essence of the procedure is tightening your core, then secondarily redraping your skin to show off that tight core. The core tightening is essential because without it just skin removal is in effective. As we all know, skin stretches and will accomodate whatever the infrastructure (core) happens to be. Secondly a breast procedure is done, usually implants to create a nutural, frash more youthful appearance. There is also some liposuction invloved arounf the flanks and hips to really shape the visible silhoutte. Given all this surgery and the general anesthesia we take extra preacaution to ensure your number one asset...yoiur health. As an adjunct I always give herbal supplements to help reduce the swelling and bruising. The treatment plans are as varied as the individuals. Always seek a board certified plastic surgeon. After you meet him/her you will immediately know if they are the right surgeon to help you accomplish your goals. Good luck on your procedure!!
If Your Blood Pressure is Adequately Treated & You're in Good Health Otherwise, There's No Reason Why You Can't Have Surgery
Patients who have a history of elevated blood pressure are commonly seen in cosmetic surgery practices. If your blood pressure is adequately treated and you're in good health otherwise, there's no reason not to have a mommy makeover. When a history of hypertension is present, we prefer that patients be cleared by their primary care physicians before we proceed with surgery. In some cases, your internist may order an EKG or lab work.
With regard to your employment, we recommend gradual resumption of light activities starting at about two weeks following surgery. Strenuous activities can be resumed after six weeks. As a prison guard, you might be able to return to light restricted duty at two weeks' but the return to full strenuous activity might require six weeks.
Candidacy for mommy makeover
Your plastic surgeon needs to examine you and review your medical and physical history in order to find out whether you are going to be a good candidate for mommy makeover. First and the foremost, your safety should be the number one concern. If you have a well-controlled hypertension, not on steroids, not a smoker, and in generally good health, you should be okay with mommy makeover. Similar to any elective surgery, all precautions should be taken to prevent peri-operative risks such as DVT. Whether you will have a good result from surgery can be answered by your plastic surgeon who would have examined you. In regard to returning back to work, it will depend on your pain threshold, complexity of your surgery, and physical activity involved at your work place. Best wishes for your surgery and recovery.
Web reference: http://www.drkimplasticsurgery.com
Mommy makeover candidate?
If your hbp is controlled you should get clearance from your primary care physician before you proceed with the procedure. I recommend patients to take 2 full weeks off of work post mommy makeover. If your job requires heavy lifting or strenuous activity, I would recommend 6 weeks off of work for best results. Good luck.
Web reference: http://www.jaimeperezmd.com
Hbp and Mommy Makeover
If your general health is good and your blood pressure is under good control then combined abdominal and breast surgery is certainly possible. Without a though exam and evaluation by an experienced board certified plastic surgeon, it is hard to say anymore. Your height and weight would be a consideration. Do you smoke? It is for your surgeon to decide if he is comfortable proceeding. As to returning to work it could be as little as two weeks and up to four.
High Blood Pressure in Relation to Anesthesia
Many factors are considered in preparing a patient for Mommy Makeover surgery. High blood pressure does not rule you out as a candidate, but it must absolutely be adequately controlled. You will need a medical clearance from your treating physician before you can safely be considered for anesthesia. Most patients can return to work approximately two to four weeks after surgery. If your job involves a great deal of standing, then you may require a longer delay before returning to work. Standing without being able to put your feet up will increase the swelling in the lower abdomen and make your work difficult at the two-week mark. Ideally if you need to return to work at two weeks, you can arrange a change of duties to some deskwork, which would let you, put your feet up. Mommy Makeover Surgery is worth the investment in healing, but I find for busy mothers and working mothers that it does require some postoperative planning.
Mommy Makeover procedures and Hypertension
High blood pressure is a common issue we see in patients. I would recommend you visit with your family doc or internist to make sure that your blood pressure is well controlled. Once you have obtained medicine clearance for surgery, you should be fine to proceed with surgery. As per recovery, it all depends on what procedures you require. Generally, most mommy makeover require some form of tummy tuck procedure. I would say you should avoid heavy lifting or strenuous activity for 4-6 weeks from your date of surgery. But you should be able to get back to a desk job in 10-14 days. But again, these answers all vary depending on your health status and the exact procedures you will need.
Most surgeons refer to a "mommy makeover" as a series of cosmetic surgery procedures intended to restore a woman's figure after pregnancy. Procedures commonly performed during mommy makeovers include: Abdominoplasty (tummy tuck)Breast Augmentation +/- Lift, or Breast Lift only without implants, liposuction
Hope this helps.
Dr. Basu
Web reference: http://www.basuplasticsurgery.com
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